davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-01-11
PAN y BOLLOS

NuEsTRAs FAciLlDADgs SON iouALEs A cuALEsouiERA ~ e
uEsTE PARA ENTREGAR PAN Y soLLos; IA cALiDAD MAS fiNA
- MATERIAL sc usA EN- gu PRE- PARAcioN. TAMnhEN EMplEA
NOS TRAHAJApoREs suPERioREs EN- NuEsTH0 0EPARTAMENTo
Da PANApERiA. LAS oRDENEs 81 siRvEN CON PR0NTlTuD.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-01-11
a. .. RRNEhAN,

Practica On Las Cortea supreme y de
Distrit0. EspecIalidad 81 Leyes de
Mlnas y Terrenos. PiexAs 80. Hdi
ficio Sena, Avenida de Palaclo. Santa
F6, Nuevo Mexico
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-01-11

susclfbsnss 81 seBsvs MsuieAsa
HsFanol.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-01-11
n. g. ABBOTT.
Abogado on Ley

Practica en- Las Cortes do Distrito y
Supreme. Pronta y cuidadosa aten-
oion dada 4 TODD negocio.
Procurador de Distrito por los Con-
dados do Santa Fe. Rio Arriba, Taos
y San Juan.
Santa FS. Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-01-11
CHARLES A. LAW,
Abogado en- Ley.

Practica especialmente el la 0fici-
na de Terrenos. n. u.
Cla- ton. Nueyo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-01-11

suscribanss a Nusvo Mszisano
nspafol.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08
MASSACHUSETTS PASTOR
BELIEVES IN LICENSE
HAS REFUSED TO JOIN
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE
xains Experiences Prompted Him to
Fight Against Prohibition.
Works in the Shop and Earns Day Pal
60 Do Away with "Church Graft"

Pftfsfsid. Nass. Oct. io07.-rhe Rev.
Earl G. Davis. the working pastor OF Unity
church OF Pfttsfeid. created q sensation in
the No-Licen4e league and Berkshire Min
tsteSs' club this week by announcing that ne
u IN favor OF license.
i at believe in the iieense6 city from a moral
standpoint" said he to Herald reporter.
- vaS born and brought up IN Maine. I
ffved In Auburn and Lewiston. What saw
In Maine prompts me to ms action now. ami
that - the res son have taken this stand.
Prom what I observed In Maine i be-
lIeve that no license IN Pittsheld would mean
she establishment OF innumerabie kitchen
dives that would be followed or run In con-
nection with houses OF iil-repute. and NOR
ally the effect would be Infinitely worse than
with the open saloon under supervision OF
- Auburn and Lewiston IN Maine are about
che size Of Pittsneld. In Auburn alone there
are $50 kitchen barrooms and 90 many more
IN lewiston undes . so-callsd prohibition
regime.
me 20 Join the Anti-ssioon league. but It's
views and mine DO not coincide. and I refused
20 become = member. ] may have something
further 20 say about this later
OF al miDlsters In Berkshire county. the
Hsv. Earl @ Dsvfs - the most psefuresose.
BIsHARcK.
.sTAs 0resssss % she 0epnsaA-
bhmarck. ouT'ng MS marvelous career.
outwitted the most celebrated Statesmen OF
his time: terrified the fnightbest kings and
smp<rors; overthrew and conquered three
armed nations: and ruled lover the empire ne
crsatsd) with enlightened and practical wis.,
dom for nearly half . century. dying at the
ripe OLD age Of -. famous throughout the
world a. the " Greatest Of the oermsns"
Upon what nutrimsnt vas this colossus FED
that he grew 20 mighty; what put the Iron
fnts HE bioodf~
This ere know--,Ike all Germans ne believed
IN good ealing and drinking, Hence the
juice OF the mait val. newer absent from has
cable ~
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08
Worlds LARGEST Brewery
Anheuser-Busch, St. Louis, u. S. A.

WILLIAM PENN,
n sssss chaspisn sf Personal Liberty.
This celebrated Quaker leader OF the nth
century. who founded the state OF Pennsyi.
vsni. drank malt beer ard caused n 10 be
bfewed IN HE own house at Duxbury. Pa. lie
introduced Cat very early cste) vine crow
INK nnd brewing into the rev Quaker colony.
Ne bscsrps q Quater bscsuse Of his hatred
20 legislative tyranny and came to- Amer
bcs fos ib> svowsd purpose OF e~ts bif-tire
. coswDoowesish - Bye8h~r vffn Personal
Ixt<rfy 80 its base emo sure foundst ton.
During hts life ~ vac repeatedly tu,prgs-
cnsd for opsniy -rsfns1nG 20 aekss~irAes
dsspptic ssd unreasonable laws which Ne
hnp<pefy betisvrd tnfrfngrt upoo his psrsonnl
r1sh>s snd Individuality
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08

clare further tis.. -... ~ incapaoIe OF making
any normal man drunk unless II Is strangely
mixed with whisky before or after being
PRoHrBrTroN REDUCES WAGES.
The brewing Industry and its allied rnanti-
featuring Interests employ approximately
ssoUUr " orbmen. whose average wages are
The hlghes, crawnfby American artisans
The fund from which This great labor army
sale % brewery prcfucts shoui1 thc pro-
hioitiorists gain supreme power and the
brs~irk Industry be Ieeislafiveiy destroyed
these ~crk-rer fn.st be east OF che ufrrucy
rongested labor market 20 still further re-
6ucs wages ara intensity commercial de-
pvession. Win Nt>ee labor ~xri for thisf
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08

Special Gable Dispatch "a Tht Chicago Inter .occap
MUNICH. Dec. u. i'D5 "A severe blow Al
the advocates Of total abstinence has been
struck by the BavaFian War Mgistry. winch
has Issued a report showing that IN inde-
pendcnt rifle shooting soldiers become bet
Ter mari<smeu after jmbihlng anal guam
fify 81 alcohol fhOn before.
Thfoushout experiments Involving the
disrtarge OF io.np shots men who had becn
yffyFd Win fdu0F dIkpfAyed more ttfaHnfSs
ard ACCURACY % aim while nring sinRly than
did thoss belonging 10 the so,lad xlllch had
been kept abs,insnt.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08
Six Thousand Men
employ a
AnheuSer.BuSCh Plant
(THE HOME OF BUDWEISER)


Wholesome beer is their regular everyday drink,
and nowhere i'm the world be found finer speci-
mems of healthy manhood
They love their homes, they good, honest
citizens temperate patriotic and true.
$780, 900 such men the payrolls OF
Americas beweries and their allied industries recev
ing good living wages; and-directly dependent upon
their pay envelopes not less than 1000 900 uUoen
and children
The Brewing Industry is the sixth largest in
America, and pays annually at least Two Hundred
Millions of Dollars for farm products, and like sum
for manufactured articles. This year 6448000 acres
were planted in barley alone and 900 bushels
harvested. Over 100000 people engaged in farming
are required to produce these crops.
Only the choicest materials used for Americas
favorite beverage by the
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08

s,s. s~~eueauonAi club itv,.., rcuns -
imblbed.
be surprised 10 find that the drunkards are
not the men who exclusively use beer. but
rather those who forisy Il with whisky.
rum. brandy. or other ardent epiritS
MADISON,
Fourth president 81 the United states. 10, Cd
a glass Of good malt beer like all the great
nnrn Of bis time
The Encyctopedla Americana (voi ~ says:
. IN fTe1 Madixon publicly expressed ire
hopes that the industry % brewing would
extend it, irfiuercs into every STATE Of tie
pntuu q
Madison vas sane and healthy rnrn who
left behind him the memory % sBuccessfoi
and patriotic life
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08
AN IRISH PATRIOTS OPINION,
Henry 0rastan, who's Eioquspes stizred
the Last Irish Parliament IN College y
Green. Dublin

ltsmSn Ne health OF Ireland and the pros
psrsy Of her brswevsss ecnssd>r tasfnsteiy
oonp~etsa 4 have locked 20 ycss trs<s 40
tss source - ne su1 . reecsssry rrrsns %
spbSss~r~~ have scpssdfred n - Tho nstI
sssi swss 81 ~ pseess ssS s~>sssa ssS~ssy
Gsvcs ana sserpfscs
TIN irish Pssnsmeri wfi Md ~ POUR
ssnres asA IN ns sws erv1sry fh< nsesn1 ~
heaish, win all her 6corshsrs consequences.
ss1sss fBes - rs<css~sue, ~fsh On s<vuss-
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08
WORLDS DECISIVE BATTLES
WON BY BEER DRINKERS.
Beer Drinking Armies Smashed Napoleon

Beer was drunk by the armies OF Peter the
Great. Frederick the Great. Gustavus Adolf
plus. oliver Cromwell. Field Marshal Won
Butcher. and the duke or wellington.
II was beer drinking soldiers and sailors
who overthrow Napoleon Bopaaarte.
sTastlsL6ls euirassIcrs. and sunH1ds fieets;
They, sYsh ..took him .siSSsxes aISi eAila1iy
dyarseTait beir a n;AsytsiI 81 ~ ~ 4:
:L6rf cilsst.. bee-.i - !:
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08


courage. &EEH1xr<uEUu,zuuu
The American ceit Is noted foT fis f'st7i-
o,lc devotion. PERSONAL strength, ana felia-
bllity.
As a soldier aud citizen his record IL mag
niacent and lss great stature iron muscle
and courage make him the ideal choice and
frst selection % American mayors for dan
gerous police cuties
THIS notable physical development % the
Celt IL not an accident, II is a Erowtn-an
evolution
n 10 derived from generations OF tore
fathers who for ages ard ages were In tive
habit OF drinking TIE noblest and best Cf All
dfinks-pure matt and hop betr
Hence ~ foliows that Tire temperate use OF
a ftlilY good brew tends 60 make pl~u
healthy and brave and truthful -
mn IN pendenee. N
u u rot generally known hat Tllnmaa 1sg,
fers7n thfdushJut re y~hGle NE sas al IN
siaIcnt gdvocate ~ the brewing Industry.
Beer VAS tin hfs opiBionb not oaiy benekcia,
crtfsh. but tf-e-b-~efns - - psefaess.i ala.
welfare % the whole country ~ opening 20
the farmer a wider n,afkkI for his gaia -
fnc. Americana Vol
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08

'AOA Nis W Wy ~
I practically is b
'ction OF the COUNT
of progress prize
TO be numbered an
hin the memory OF
d was the cradle
srnity, and the {
ssually was the r.
the word. But
ind OF sport which
en- than now. and
dded to another IN
1 might dropped
United States. wi
I In this field Of
profted by the
d Chicago began !
the fighters and
Z. Other cities, II
y with the excite
q short limit 10 er
ecisions. Even In.
se OF the pugilistic
IN has been startet
:. and he fears III
Of lowe has hs
plenty OF moral 81
lis stand.
( be true 20 say
through pure diss
In itself. The a
fghter'e methods.
re ring contests we
had at least the
OF Iowa has nd
plenty OF moral 81
lis stand.
[ be true 10 Say
through pure dlss|
n itself. The n
ighter'r methodist
ring contests we|
had at least the|
cness and honest
.en fought for 4
~, and his comb
ugh 20 bear out u
distinction even in|
don. And 80, tol
g. prize sighting VI
,rbidden; the chd
+. fighter 10 show |
crneSs under moro
hen the trickster /
60 prominence; III
swindled by nrrai
ne pugilists thcmsel
n Of stake was thj
secured either by|
preconcerted plan
dug its own pit and
IL is probable that
Q would have
re ring under the !
ugilists must than
ir downfall came 4
beir avnricc. their
tome occupation OF
ut short o prohia
on the public for
ng in n cheap me
without credit a.
many others meni
noteworthy little
"A n,;eeed -
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08
THE DRINK OF THE GREAT.
BEER THE DRMKoFwARRIoRs
AND STATESMEN-CENTURIES
OF EXPERIENCE.
Beer Drinking Citizens, Soldiers, and
Sailors Have Conquered the World.

The ruling nations OF tho world are the
beer drinking nations. They are the best
warriors. the best thinkers. and the best
business men and the best workers.
The strongest army on earth Is that OF a
great beer drinking empire The biggest
navy In the world OF an Island people. who
look upon malt beer as daily necSssny,,
The richest nation that eyefS SsSls a.lf,a' "A.
where more beer is drusss5tA - yt
ulafian than ail-a.sA- NHIR TstNyt ~ ~
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08
THE GRAIN OF THE GODS.
BARLEY--rHE MODEST OF THE
CEREALS.


The ancisnts named barley Z" the grain OF
the gods
Because Il was good 10 eat and good 10 drink
They observe that its ttqutfied essence ia
spifed noble emotions.
Tradition declares that II was the special Gre
ton OF the God Osiris.
VITO evolved II and first grew Il in a garden
. BY the banks or the Nile.
.RIit q Northern Saga says Il was gift from
O<in the Great.
Ps:.Ay e the hardest and noblest OF all the
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08

IN eud the sanctty or rengtou eoove AL
Earthly things but I hope never 70 grow too
,id 10 make merry with my friends and nor
get for little that am no longer oue-and-
twenty. When the time arrives for me to
20 to my account I mean TO 60 shouting: to
20 with my nag flying. and as have never
Z never shall. Il have told them 4 greet
many unpatatable things. have met their
disapproval full In the face. have lived TO
see most OF my admonitions against this and
that and the other vain hopes yindicated by
obscurity ana adversity and neglect should
overtake me Il will be q comfort even IN the
valley of the shadow OF death that from nrst
10 last fought. not for the short haired
women and the long haired men OF Babylon.
but for the simple manhood and lovely wom-
anhocd OF Old Kentucky--never new Ken
lucky. but always and forever Old Kentucky
your birthright and mine
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08

n hoft&Hos WIN
iuce shortly.
Bernard IN I" I
for two see
- The Gre
virate OF o.
Blanche Ris
sent on toua
New York 4
I" Funabasht
10 known at
introduced
ences az IT,
production,
the cast ar
Gould. Dave
or. the roug
have been ph
and OF whom
May Irwin q
feature was
scene from .
. scented by g
NoveiiL. Miss
tus. Edwin a
Y. Kensrd
ron,
Three ont
OF music h.
Sophie Cru
Dane:a. ,,
age. All IN
81 their lii
than fifty >
were stars
the last sur
old French, .
CruvclII e
ishing success
Dancln. Al
age. AL thr
OF their tim
than fifty ye
were stars ,
the last sur
old French 3
Cruvelli to
ishinc success,
courts. Com
She created +
and valentin
5icyerbeer.
600 D year.
time. She W
fhe critics co.
who was BEL
when cruvei
fame.
Marie Sass
liant. She
q Robert tbs
OF Rossini.
cafes chanta
az the Paris
sale but wea
. chautable
large earning
Daneia ws
aribuied imp
lions 60 the
organized on
the vogue In \
professor a.
OF the profe
pupils.
Probably .
these three |,
A.w< .-~~ g.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08

aNN toekyfs INt Snteftainfntrt VIII -
siven Under the direction OF Mrs. Mary Mon-
cure PARKER.
More Christmas EatsrtstnmAnts-
Among his Numerous ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Frederick the Great was a capable brew
master BY hts ROYAL fnsher's COMMAND hs
had been practically initiated intcfns nyo>
ttrNs % brevlns IN lite detalA FREE -.
preparation 81 tie N "a 70 the bAr<,G
the beer"
re encouraged and aidAd th> bf>1o
dustEy ~ every kklkiaiive mtan1 ~
power. and waS 10 siranefr 10 mo0w ~
oiinsning titfa % good oid GERMAN MN <<
nr7FH oSE oF cons o1@DA
III Dgs Fsrrvr Town. urrr~-et1oe ~
iaierA was recently held,
ore ~ the rrcnineef <itrTyxns1 ~ ~
ps. D "A s~Nasks. .ses>ssen<iv ~ ~ G1rDv
beer tnibde from keps ard barley vas u1D1~
Heat Ard gfnuIreiv tsrsrrTaBrf cri0k. ~
foli9Nink - euot1c from his srrrnen g -
@ barley beer -, (, ~ thf uft R0n4
Vfst may ne properly cnios "a ~ any one 49,
can "a - wiihout tnfarx ~ Ne E<<ik& ynf9
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08
BEER ON THE MAYFLUWER.
PILGRIM / FATHERS DRANK IT.
First Crop Of American Barley Used TO
Bake Bread and Brew Beer.


HOW JOHN ALDEN
Drsak Beer asd Married Priscilla and
Outiived All the Piigrinss.
The good ship Mayfover carried IN her hold
many barrels and tuns OF English ale (beer)
made from hops and barley.
Furthermore. as far az we can gather from
the somewhat meager records OF the time.
every one OF the Pilgrim Fathers drank malt
beer as matter OF course. because Il was
the usual and common drink In those times.
Tea and coffee were regarded as iuxuries
OF the rich. lhtle known. and very expensive.
II IL an historical fact that the irst crop OF
barley ever grown by the Pilgrims In America
was used not only TO bake bread but also to
brew beer.
A PURITAN HERO.
CaDtAia OF the Pilgrim Fathers.
Miles Standlsh IL best known thr
Longfeliow's beautiful poem He can,
Eusope on the Maynower. where
been In many wars OF Conscience.
courageous soidier of tee Lord.
The Pilgrim FAT c'
captain and ~ Il
downright ~ ~
In defendd, ~ d III
dian raids ID l,yttf4}tyiiiyu
the. I#HE|Ht
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08
Ron. HENRY WlTTERsUH
clericalism and the Liquor Question
in Politics.
Extracts from Mr. watterson's Speech
One ning the Blue Grass Fair.

LAuruse II. 1917. In his address AZ the open
Ing OF the Blue Grass Fair at Lexington.
Heury WauerSon. editor OF the. Louisville
courier.Journai. mads clear statement OF
his position on the LIQUOR question. explaining
his Opposition 10 the policy OF certain Ken
lucky Democratic politicians who have tried
60 make an alliance with the Prob tlonists.
On this subject the following will be found
Of interest:
Bogus ReiiGiea asd Reform
IT protest against that religion which
sands the sugar and waters the milk before
IL goes to It's prayers protest against that
morality which poses as q saint In public TO
% as II pleases In private. As the old woman
said OF the old mans swearing. III there's
anything. I do hybominate 10 IL hypocrisy
In my opinion that which threatens Ken
lucky Is not che gentIemaniy vices OF the
race course and the sideboard. but perfidv
and phariseeism In public and In private life.
! THE men who made the Bluegrass Ia
mous. who put the brand OF glory upon It's
women. It's horses and It's vintage. were not
ashamed TO take a drink nor TO lay q wager.
though they paid their losses ana under
stood where TO draw the line. They marked
the distinction between moderation and In
temperance. They did not need TO be told
what honor Is. They believed. a.
believe. that there Is such a thing 40
pretending to more virtue than honest
mortais can hope to attain.
Fanatfctsm aad Iatoiernnce.
i"I know very we'll how I shall be
rated for saying this: how my words
viii be misvepresented and misquoted r.
and misconstrued: 1 told you not to m
ask me to come here: but being
here. am bound TO speak an I am ID N
given the mind to think and the S4ttth8
light 20 see. and TO warn our peo- ililmIhl
pie against the intrusion OF GER illIIlII
tain 'isms.' which describe them llPV
selves as Progress and muster
under the standards OF what they
call God and Morality but which. nifty
years ago. went by a very different
manner 'izns' which take their spirit
from Cotton Mather. not from Jesus Chris
.isms' which embrace the sum of'all fanM
cism and intolerance. proposing that. In
stead OF the rich. red blood OF Virginia. Ice
water shall flow through the veins OF the
people: 'isms' which. In one word. would
blot Kentucky out OF the galaxy OF stars and
recreate her In the dread image OF Maine
and Kansas.
No Clerfcniism for Kentucky.
II refuse. to yield TO these. Holding the
ministry In reverence as spiritual advisers.
rejecting them as ernissaries OF temporal
power. DO not intend. II I can help II. TO be
compelled TO accept rule OF modern cfer-
fcallsn. which. IL IL could have its bent and
Eway. would revive for US the priest ridden
systems OF the MIDDLE Ages. ] DO not care
10 live IN a world that Is too good TO be gen.
lal tai 10 ha IN inf vo
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08

Is expected when the play 10 given at the
Lyric theater. New York. Aubrey Bouci-
cault has succeeded Vincent Serrano in thu
role OF the duke OF Ciuny. otherwise the cast
II the sanne az that seen here.
Miss Georgia Caine has been engaged for
one Of the principal roles In Miss Hook OF
Holland which Charles Frohman AwiIi pro.
duce shortly. Miss Game has been with Sam
Bernard In " The Rich Mr.. HoSgenhsimer
for two xpr-
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08

D whisky. rum.
|ider intimately
4 your trade az
pod beer Ia de-
fnd gluttonous
3hysicie1s de-
pc play which
nering of.thc
this week BY
play - {" Ros-
|dranA which
works OF tho
n. IL has been
fe Mira. Flske
|g the role Of
completed her
|ire OF her sue
ked rehearsina
Re its first pro-
ng Christmas
new musical
Innounced for
hnois. Begin
Janis. who LAST
fbllt Cup" has
/ engagement.
|erbocker the
Hacks. I" The
I'm the French.
and the young
} OF q tomboy
|nedy part has
hawthorn. or
|erles OF inifa-
all will BE- now
han end Eddie
Fked' for some
} deserve.
Prussia hero
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08

~ De happy.
Il do not believe that
men Gun be iegisiated
into angeis--even red-nosed
angels. The blue laws OF
New England-dead letters
Tor the most part--did morv
harm TO tho people. whilst
they lasted. than all other
agencies united. I would
leave them In the cold stor.
age. TO which the execra.
ton OF rome and the neglect
Of all consigned them long
ago. not embalm and import
them to Kentucky TO poison
the meat and drink and
character OF the people.
II shall, leave my home
life, my professional career
and my familiar associates
to say whether I do moi
place, and have not zfwV
placed. the integrity OF -
Z.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08
HEIR DRINKERS BEST SHARP
etfUArEug

nr,rr Ind be- missed."
The Detroit times., 1908-01-08

may be contemplated within his
ton. This will be sad news to
nient of the sporting profession y,
been driven from city 10 city al
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-08-13
Wanted!

Wanted!
to help you own
your home, busi-
ness house, farm
or to lift 4 mort
gage.
Stop Tor home with the
same money.
The 81 900 Guarantee Invest
ment Home Purchasing Bond,
issued by the Southern States
Trust Company Of Columbia,
S G, upon which they are grant
ing per cent loans for 10!
years will enable you to buy or
build anywhere or to lit your
mortgage. Be your own land
lord.
Worth investigating. Doll now.
Address W. C. FURsE, General
Agent, Columbia, S. c.
57tf
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-08-13

Ladies' Lace Waists in black,
white, cream and ecru colors from
IS2.98 to $500; BLACK from $3.50
Ito $500.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-08-13
PREACHERS OF NEWBERRY
Pass Resolution Declaring They Do Not
Endorse BleaSe'S CandaCy.

One of the candidates for the
exalted office of Governor Of South
Carolina, who has tried to show why
his opponent should not be elected,
has declared in his own behalf
that, should the people of South
Carolina wish to know anything of
him, they might inquire of he
ministers of Newberry.
Yesterday The State received
without solicitation, except 10y
editorial invitation, the following
ctrd, coming without SnperScrip-
ton to indicate when or why the
action of the ministers vas takeu:
"Inasmuch us letters of inquiry
received from different sections of
the State reveal the fact that
unwarranted differences as to the
attitude of lhe town of Newberry
are being drawn from certain state
ments made publicly by Hon Cole l.
Blease in his canvass for the Office
of Goyernor,we deem it our duty to
say that We do not, directly or in
directly, endorse his candidacy.
(Signed) Edward Fulenwider,
pastor, Lutheran Church of the
Redeemer; G A Wright, pastor, First
Baptist Church: J + James, pastor,
Presbyterian Church; d G. Phillips,
pastor, 4 r Presbyterian Church; J
T Miller, pastor, O'Neal Street NJ
f Church; \ f Best, pastor, New
berry Circuit.
Inquiry o"er the phone elected
the information that the action of
these preachers was taken in regular
meeting and that one who was abb
sent has since requested that his
name appended. The State, Au-
gust ).
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-08-13
Beware of OintmentS for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely der
ange the whole system when enter
ing it through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reput-
able physicians, as the damage they
will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, ,manufac tured
by F j Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.,
contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. In buying Halls Cata r-h
Cure be sure you get the genuln e, 1t
is taken internally and made in To-
ledo, ,Ohio,by F J Cheney&Co.Test
monials free
Sold by Druggists. Price, 75c.
per bottle. Take Halls Family pills
for constipation.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-08-13
PIP. Lippman's Great Remedy

Is the greatest blood purifier in the
world; superior to all Sarsaparillas,
for the cure Of Scrofula in its worst
form; GOitre, Hip Disease, Swelleo
Neck, Running Sores and Sores in the
Eyes.
PP p makes sure and permanent
cure.
Miss Ida Hastings, Savannah, Ca,
says she was suffering all the torture
of a terrible case of scrofula, and no
relief could be obtained until P p p
Lippman's Great Remedy, was tried ;
the result was complete cure.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-08-13

Delay in anything ia bad, but it is
positively dangerous when there is
something wrong with your kidneys.
Don't wait until tomorrow. Get
something that is to be depended
upon to help you promptly at such
times. The one remedy above all
others that we suggest is DeWitt's
Kidney and Bladder Pills. They are
antiseptic and almost instantly re.
lieve backache, rheumatic pain and
all bladder and kidney trouble. We
sell them. Sold by D G Scott, NJ D.