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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-08-05
Policeman on DUTY.

Mr.. j. P. Crawford Of McDuftie County
Georgia, the and Of Tom Watson, was in
to wn a few days ago to contribute something
to the building of our new court house. He
says he was in Augusta a few days ago. and
went over to the North Augusta dispensary.
He found a policeman at the door to hold
back the great crowds OF Georgians long
enough SO that a few South Carolinians could
get a drop or two OF the stuff that brings US
victorious over all the ills OF life"
When asked what Georgians did when they
wanted TO wet their whistles, Mr.. Crawford
said: "Oh, we get plenty Of 1t. When we
don't come over here, we order from Carolina
or Chattanooga. 1t is a little announcement
but We get plenty OF it. South Carolina furn.
ishes the best whiskey to be had anywhere"
MI. Crawford come to town with his friend
MI. John Brown. who has q level head on his
shoulders.
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Has been Married More Than
Half a Century.

Mr.. j. w. McCurry, whose children are
o. in cotton mills at Anderson and Able
vile, is in town, visiting his son Mr.. Gus
McCurry who holds a good position In the
Abbeville Cotton Mill. He left his wife IN
Anderson a few days ago with their children.
to spend a.few days with his son In Abbeville.
Mr.. McCurry Is now IS years old. His wife
IL four years younger. Eight children were
born 10 them, two OF whom are dead. All
his chilnren and some OF his grand children
are In cotton mills. One daughter and her
husband, have more THAI $500 In bank now.
Mr.. McCurry says his married life has been
"a happy one. He was married to Margaret
Matilda Campbell. January. 1854, more than
halfa century ago, and during all that time
harmony and love have prevailed.
Mr.. McCurHS was in the 14th Regiment.
which was commanded by General Samuel
MCGOWAN. The Daughters OF Co%nfederacy
in appreciation of his gallant service, award
ed him q cross OF honor, which he wore with
pride until last Spring when he lost It. Mr.
McCurry is not rich In this worlds goods
and he Is too old TO work now. His children
are good to him and gladly give him a home
while he Ia waiting for the lime when he
will be called 10 cross the river.
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Knights of Pythias.

We have before MS q copy OF the "Journa
OF the Twenty-second Annual Convention Of
the Grand Lodge OF South Carolina Knights
OF Pythlas, held at Aiken, May 26 ard a,
1908" II Is q book Of 100 pages OF nicely
printed matter and ornamented by many
pictures OF distinguished officers Of that body,
and among the number is that Of our fellow.
citizen, Mr.. c. D. Brown. In the Pythian
world, as in>the railroad world. Mr.. Brown Is
a factor in occurring events. When Mr..
Brown came to Abbeyille some twenty years
ago, the business Of the Southern at this place
was small indeed, when compared to the fig
ures to which he soon brought 1t up, and he
has held a big part OF the business OF this sta.
tion.
II the Knights OF Pythias MIR. Brown is ris-
ing 10 the top. He Is now Grand Keeper OF
Records and Seal for the State Of South Caro-
lima, he having succeeded to the important
Office which the distinguished DR.. j. q.
Thornwell held during the last years of his
useful life.
1t would be hard to find a more efficient
railroad man, q more courteous officer. or a
better knight OF Pythias than G. D.. Brown.
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Through the Courtesy OF the Editor OF
the Press and Banner we had our nrst dinner
at the Eureka Hotel of Abbeville s.. G.
fans and slight; graceful curtains, artistic
walls, aud lovely appointments; we sat down
10 a royal dinner, with the ~compRpionsh1p
OF Professors il. Mccain, g. c. Parkinson'
Henry Young ana Editor Wilson. Miss Mel
lie Pressly and l were honored guest. Editor
Wilson and Prof. Mccain led the converse
ton, while Miss Nellie and J Joined In, as
inclination a d ability gave opportunity.
The table service was perfect Polite ana
and a delightful and restful hour wa spent
at table.
of the stairs Miss Nellie and l assembled TO
and pleasant chat with Miss solomon oil
Chaaiotte N. c. and lLewellen McFall Of the
hotel, another pleasant hour was spent.
b occasion which drew us all together,
County Bible Society. While the attendance
was limited and the contributions generally
small; yet there were some noble exceptions.
Most of the county congrtg cations. VINO De-
longed to the Society, sent one Delegate sna
perhaps, held previously their meetings ana
did not feel called upon 10 attend this meet
ing. The few men and women who were
present and heard Prof. Parklnsons Sermon
The Abbsville Bible Society, 10 an OLD q
honored institution. The glorious and praise
worthy men and women OF the past, held
high the banner OF the Cross and great aad
re gal has been the day when the tribes
and address on the occasron. Times have
indeed change d. The love Of some seems 10
have grown cold, but there still lives sons
and daughters OF , 6s,ss we. W01r' sIIev Win I'M, hre 1oy 1e
j. E.s.
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MiIfOrd's Locals.

Prescription work is q specially with US.
DR.. ]. r. Power has few equals and no supe-
rlors az q prescriptionist, and when II comes
from his hands you will always find 1t o. k. in
every respect. G.. A. Milford & Co.
Save your fruit with Wheeler's preserving
powder. For sale by G. A. Milford 20:
Paints, varpisbes and stains in any quaint.
ty always on hand at &. A. Milford d 20.
II you are In need of @ truss you want to go
to Milford's dug store. They can ut you up
TO your satisfaction.
Seneca stock and poultry food at c. A. Mil
ford & Co.
JapaIac and Renulac always 10 be found at
G. A. Milford & Co.
Neuralgia cured 10 ten minutes with Mil.
ford's Neuralgia Powders. Try them. Sold
by G. A. Milford & Co.
Promptness Is our watchword. Deal with
us and you will always get your drugs and
other goods within ten minutes. ASK our
customers. They can tell you how we DO bus
mess. Yours 10 please, c. A.. Milford & 70.
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Wednesday, Aug. S. 1908.
Conductor McIlwain.

Mr., Willie T. McIlwain, who was a printer
In the Press and Banner office before he left
AbbeviIle some ten years ago, Is now q rail-
road conductor on the Atlanta Coast Line,
with a run from Ocala, Fla, to Homassee
Ria. holding down q good job and making
more than a hundred dollars a month.
Since MIR. McIlwain has bsen In the rail-
road business he came back TO Abbeville
county and married one OF our prettlest as
we'll as one OF the best women TO be found IN
all the land. Some years ago the stork left a
little boy at his house, and three years later
that benevolent bird left another little boy.
Again, seeing that the family was being we'll
stocked with boys that some bird changed his
program somewhat and brought a pretty lit
tie daughter to the McIlwain homestead.
These gifts were all sound and able to enjoy
life, while giving 9 sea Of pleasure to their
parents. The oldest boy is preparing TO 60 to
school with books In his knapsack, while the
little daughter Is cutting teeth, getting ready
for business at the dining table. She 10 cut.
ting teeth 80 fast that MIR. McIlwain need not
file down his g~randmother's dentist-made Set
OF teeth to ht the baby's mouth.
The occasion OF the return OF Mr.. and Mrs.
McIlwaini Is the marriage OF their sister, Miss
Virginia McIlwain, to Rev. L. w. Richardson,
who is a Presbyterian preacher that had been
looking for the best woman in all The world
to become his wife. Miss McIlwain Is a must
clan of acknowledged talent. but which tai
emit is not her best attraction. She has d good
head, q good heart, and good lungs. all OF
which are under control Of the most charm
ing OF the womanly grsces. She is TO be mar.
ried this morning at min o'clock in the home
OF her mother in this city. Her husband Is
to be congratulated and We all have reason TO
believe that she will never be less happy than
she is today.
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Tho totals up to yesterday wele:
The Electric Plant.

The electric plant was not turned over 10
the city on the first OF the month, as former
ly agreed upon, because Of failure to select
appraisers OF the property. The council Sc
lected Mr.. Frederic Minshall and Mr..
Thompson chose his former partner, Mr..
Sayer Of Anderson. These two gentlemen
having failed to agree upon the third man,
the transfer Ia temporarily postponed. .
Mr.. 8. NJ. Orr, Jr. Of Anderson is in
town. ready to assume the duties Of electric
al engineer as soon as the transfer Is made.
Mr.. Orr ia a son OF DR.. Orr Of Anderson, and
q nephew OF Solicitor Orr, both OF whom are
80 well known to our people.
This editor has known the Orrs for nearly
u hundred years, and he never knew one
that did not measure up to the highest stand
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Notable Omissi on.

The Columbia Record in stating last Wed
nesday tina two white men were charged
with assault and highway robbery failed 10
say that they belonged TO prominent FAM
lilies"
This thing OF charging all the shocking
crimes to prominent people, It seems 10 US,
Is enough in some instances. to induce the
lower class 10 be noted as among the "prom-
inent people," It is commendable in men
10 be ambitious to be classed with the best
people. Except that some men commit
crime, they would always be just common
people.
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DONALDS.

Miss Vivian Caldwell of Greenville Is Wis
itipe relatives In own
Mr. and Mrs. L. =. Madison OF Columbia
are here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Mattison.
Miss Alicia Seawright OF Mccormick is in
town.
Mi,a Jennie Mae Dunn OF Florida is visit
ing Misses Eula Mae Dunn and Dora Agnew.
Misses Ida Mae and Willie Bryant spent
last week with Miss Marion Sharp.
Miss Edith Agnew OF Greenville was the
guest OF Miss Dora Agnew last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lander Willis Of Gray Court
Visited Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Dodson last week.
Mrs. H.. Z. Booker Of Greenville Is visiting
Mra. E. H.. Booker.
Miss hubble Sharp OF Ware Shoals is spend
Ing her vacation in town with her home PEG.
pie.
Mrs. w. j. WHY of Georgetown Is here
spending sometime with her mother, Mrs
Parker.
Misses Fannie and Lila Martin have re-
turned from an extended visit to relatives In
Indiana.
Mr.. Henry Booker OF Greenwood spent
Sabbath here with bis home people.
MIR. Mark Caldwell ia in Town.
Miss Juliet Humphreys Is In Anderson
spending some time with her aunt, Mira.
Watson.
"Mary."
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Dates for County Campaign.

The County Campaign will open up at Nc
Cornick on Tuesday. Aug. IL.
The itenerary is as follows:
Mccormick. Tuesday, Aug. II,
Bowens' Spring, Wednesday, Aug. u.
Calhoun Falls, Thursday, Aug. IS.
Lowndesville, Friday, Aug. IA,
A%ntreville, Saturday, Aug. Is,
Donalds, Tuesday Aug. IS,
Due West. Wednesday, Aug. 10.
Abbeville. Saturday, Aug. p.
All pledges must be filed before August sth
at IL IN.
Pledges may be filed at any time before
that time with the Chairman, Hon. +. B.
Gary, R. b. Cheatham. Secretary. or Henry
Power, Treasurer.
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Speeds Locals.

A good second hand soda fount for sale at
Speeds drug store.
One Csc package Woods preserving powder
Will keep six gallons OF :ruit or vegetables.
For sale at Speeds drug store.
Try a loo bottle OF that corn cure at Speeds
drug store. II will sure cure corns.
Clean your old straw hat with q JOG package
of Hawkes. straw hat cleaner. Makes them
look like new. For sale at Speeds drug store
There is no cigar like Speeds Cincos. They
are more popular than ever. The boys say
they JUS; can't get along without them.
TRY DEVICES paint one time and you will
use no other. Get it at Speeds.
n YOU want anything In paints, oils or
stains, go to Speeds drug store.
Huyler's candy at Speeds.
Fine stationery 1T Speeds.
Fine cigars, Turkish cigarettes and smok-
ing tobacco at Speeds.
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A Righteous Judge.

Judge Hydrick at Spartanburg refused bail
to w. T. Jones who was charged with killing
his wife by poison.
The gentleman, therefore. must lie in jail
until the September court. II other Judges
would do their duty the public peace would
be conserved. There Is no reason under the
sur why a gentleman should not lie In jail
until he is convicted or acquitted by a jury.
The practical acquittal by the judge should
cease to be the rule. When judges cease to
give e judgment of acquittal before trial there
will be less complaint OF juries.
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The State Campaign.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS July %.
Observation-Disclosures. July %.

Observation-Disclosures July %.
Observation-Disclosures, July %.
Camden Friday, July "a.
Lanoaster--Saturday, July %.
Winnsboro--Monday, July q.
Chester.-ruesday. July rs.
Yorkville-.W ednesdny, July 20.
Gaftney--Thursday. July 30.
SpartanbuIg Friday. July 81.
Union Saturday, August l.
Columbia--Tuesday, August 4.
Newberry--Wednesday, August :.
overwhelmingly August q.
Abbeville--Friday. August 7.
Andersop-Saturday, August s,
Walhalla-- Wednesday, August l9.
Pick August 20.
Greenville--Friday, August 81.
Laurens-Saturday, August %.
Senatorial Candidates.
Pick ens-Wednesday July %.
Greenvllle Thursday. July %.
Laureps-Friday, July "a.
Lexington-Tuesday, july Is.
Saluda.-W ednesday, July ~.
Overwhelmingly, July 30.
Aiken..Frtday, July 81.
Bamberg-Saturday, August /.
Barnwell-Tuesday, August 4.
Hamptop-Thursdsy, August 6.
Beaufort-Fridsy, August I.
MISUNDERSTANDING, August 8.
Observation-Disclosures August ~.
st George-Tbursday, August 20.
Orangeburg-Friday, August q.
ST MISUNDERSTANDING, August p.
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Barbecue Dinner.

The Daughters Of the ~Confederacy will
have a barbecue dinner at the Public Spring
in the rear of the New Court House, Friday,
Angus, It'll. The barbecue will be prepared
under the direction Of Mr.. James Gillian
which Is q guarantee that 1t will be "done to
q turn" Picnic dinner will be served In
connection with the barbecue. There will be
be plenty Of Inner at popular prices to serve
ali the Candidates and all those attending
the political meeting.
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Cor Yict Caught.

Allan Roman, a state sonvict escaped from
Clark County, Ga. was caught by Deputy
Sheriff, Chas. Bruce on last Wednesday morn
ing. Roman was at work on Mr.. Tulli's place
on Long Cane when Mr.. Bruce arrived.
When arrested Roman acknowledged that
he was the right man.
Sheriff Jackson, of Clark county, came
over Wednesday night and took charge OF
Roman, returning with him Thursday morn
Ing.
Sheriff Lyon caught one o Henry Reid
near Bradley, Greenwood County, s. e.. on
last Monday. Reid ia wanted near Lowndnes-
~villewhere he had jumped bond and given
leg bail,
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New ENTERPRISE in Town.

The Hill-Moseley Electric Contracting and
Supply Company have opened up with head
quarters in Abbeville. Their place OF busl-
ness will be over Phileon & Henry's store.
Mr.. s. T. Hill and Mr.. Bruce Moseley, who
comprise this firm, are well known to the
people Of Abbeville, and it Is certain that
they will receive liberal support. The man.
ager. Mr.. w. S. Baskfn, Is also a native Of Alb
beville county and is a good busin ess man.
Prompt attention will be given to all bust
n ess placed in their hands.
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Reading Of the sale OF a town lot In Able.
Vile for $3.50 the front foot, many q man will
chase Observation-Disclosures News and Cou-
rier.
Let no one despair over past opportunities.
Bargains are ever present. Buy a slice Of
Charleston for a song. There are no greater
possibilities Of development in the State.
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Excellent Health Advice.

Mrs. M. M. Dawson, of No. $40 Gif-
ford Ave-, San Jose, CAL, says: 1.-THE
worth of Electric Bitters as a general
family remedy, for headache, bilious
ness and torpor of the liver and bowels
is SO pronounced that 1 am prompted
to say a word in its favor, for The ben
eft of those seeking relief from such
aiiiictions. There Is more health tor
the digestive organs in a bottle of Elec-
trio Bitters than in any other remedy 1
know Of" Sold under guarantee at
drug store. soc.
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DIR. Thornton's Easy Teetber baR saved the
lives of hundreds OF babies and will safely
garry your baby through the most trying pc
riod OF It's HE as II Is q guaranteed remedy lot
lion, and all stomach and bowel troubles Of
Infants. 25 cents. For sale by McMnrray
Drug Co. and country merchants, or Essy'
Teacher Medicine Co., Hartwell,G h.
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John McGaha Visits AbbevilIe

Mr.. John McGaha was here last salesday
He was recently apprehended by sheriff
Lyon. In Georgia. brought here and bailed
out.
Mr.. McGaha states that he was just about
to surrender when Sheriff Lyon came after
him and seeing the sheriff determined TO
surrender then and did surrender. he states
that he had made up his mind sometime
before to surrender.
He vouches for the statement that he went
to Canada and made the itenerary Is pub
lished.
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AbbeviIIe Hardware Com pany.
TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL
NJ FOUNTAIN URS|0h
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
AUGUST 18th, 1908.
AUGUST 14th, 1908.

Very low round trip rates to the principal resorts in North Car
DINA, South Carolina and Tennessee, Washington, d. c., and Nor
folk, Va, including Ashevile, Brevard, Flat Rock, HendersonVile,
Hot Springs, Lenoir, Lncolnton, Marion, Saluda, Shelby, Tyron and
Waynesville, N. c., also Abbeville, Anderson Glenn Spring. Green
Vile Iaurens, Sparanburg, Walhalla and White Stone Lithia
Spring, S. c.. Tickets will be o.. sale to the above mentioned points
for all trains on August 14th, 1905, from Abbeville, Anendale, An
derson, Barnwel, Camden, Chester Denmark Greenvlle' Green,
WOOD, Newberry, Orangeburg, Prosperity, Spartanburg, Sumter and
Union, sc.
Tickets will be good returning on any regular train up to and
including September 1st, 1905.
Children between five and twelve years of age, half fare.
For detailed information, tickets, etc, apply to Southern Rail-
way agents, or address
J. L. MEEK, J.C. LUSk,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, DIVISION passenger agent,
Atlanta, Ga. Charleston, sc.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-08-05

Mr.. Isaac A. Keller comes out in the open
and says that he is running for the Legisla-
ture as an emergency candidate on the pro-
hibition question:. BY emergency candi.
date" he means that the election shall not
pass off without the people having q chance
to express their sentiments. be 1t what II
may. II anybody else wants his place in the
race 1t can be had, and he will withdraw.
We like MIR. Kellers's position in 30 far as
1t speaks out truly his sentiments.
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II all this hullaballoo about Governor
.Ansel appointing a negro to the office OF no
tary public In Greenville gets into the West.
ern and Eastern papers the negroes OF there
reaching will be lhroughly convinced as to
the real sentiment OF our people In reference
TO negroes holding Office. Democratic prom
ises to give offices TO negroes are generally
understood.
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A Boon to Elderly People.

Most elderly people have some Kidney or
bladder disorder that is both psipful and dan.
gerous. Foley's Kidney Remedy has proven
3 boon to many elderly people as IL stimulates
the urinary organs, corrects irregularities ano
tones up the whole system. Commence TAX
ing Foley's Kidney Remedy at once and be
Vigorous. Sold by G. A. Milford d Co.
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THE REGISTRATIONS.
A Talk With Captain Nickles
About the Dispensary Elec-
AbOI
ton,

Mr.. G.. N. NIckles has now In hand the
most difficult Job of his official career. He Is
trying TO find out definitely the number OF
legal voters who have signed the petition
calling for the election on the subject of clos
ing the dispensary. He has, as yet, not had
chance to examine all the different petitions,
but he estimates. In the rough, with the
lights before him that the petitions 30 far ex'
amined, are as follows, subject OF course, 10
further examination, and revision.
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Every home with children should have a
box OF DR.. Thornton's Easy-Teether IN II. a
euuranleed remedy for all bowel ard slon,.
scn trouble in leethipg children. 70 cenIs.
SSr 40 Ie by McMurray Drug Co. and country
merchants; or Easy-Teether Medicine Co..
HartWell, Ga.
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CASH SALE!
Great Bargains at Haddon's for the Next 80 Days.

so pieces standard Ginghams were l2c now lc> :
Figured Musins, old price, 124c to 25c now SC, lc and 123c. BE-
Colored Stripe Dress Silk 75c and 9c grades now soc and &c..
Coued Silk Parasos 50 Is grade now $l6a. White. tan and cream just
the think for the hot weather. - .-- .
FANS AND BELTs-N per cent reduction in fans that were Csc and SOC.
20 pr cent reduction in belts that were, soc, roc and 81. d"
Colored Skirts, readyto-wear, at big reduction, Sc skirts now $47a
NEW GOODS-Sripe Linens 36inch wide l5c. 36inch Black Tafda
Silk have been ST now 7c ---..
Going away o vacation W can fit you u p at small cost.
Hair Rats-New supply just In at 2c and Soc, all shadeR a>
Prompt attention to all mail orders
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The Registration.

The registration commissioner and the
people are doing something now, and, II the
people are wide-wske they will keep doing
something until every man has his name so
recorded that he can vote.
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Lord Casper, the best &c cigar sold today, at
Milford'B drug store.
Don't smoke mean cigars when you can get
Speeds Cincos for the same price.
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II you think you need 1t get a bottle Of Ful.
toms Renal Compound. Your money nacR IL
YOU are not pleased. al.OO. MoMurray's.
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johnson has just received a large shipment
OF cut glass, sllverWare and hand painted
china.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-08-05

sully on the War Path Once More.
The panic having ended, l am again In the
real estate MARKET, and will buy or sell iots
on Short notice. M. T.. HolIinRsworth.
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Your money back II you want it-Fulton's
Renal C~ompound-Sl.C0. McMurray Drug Co.
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Glenn Springs end Hsrris Lithia Wafer
fresh every week. III Z. A. Milford q Co.