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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-22

DR. c. A. Nahl. who arrived today
in the Mongolia is stopping at the Ha
waiian hotel, He was graduated from
the Cooper Medical College In 1901.
Some tinhorn gambler caught In the
net gave his name to the police as Ed.
ward Wolter, and II was so published
this morning. There Is but one real
Edward Wolter in Honolulu and he oh.
jects tohis name being taken in vain
by anyone, especially on the morning
Of his fifty.fifth birthday, which he Is
celebrating today. Mr.. Wolter does
not appear in the gambling raids or
police court records.
Practically all the business houses
along the waterfront today closed In
honor of the birthday of George Wash
ington.
Mrs. Ballou, wife of Justice Ballou
of the Supreme Court, returned today
In the Mongolia.
George r. Carter, accompanied by
Mrs. Carter, were among the arrivals
this morning in the steamship Mon,
golia.
n. w. McIvor, former American Con,
sui at Yokohama, is through passen
ger in the Mongolia
ALL THE SHIPS in the harbor to-
day are decorated with flags in honor
of the birthday of George Washington
Ma
THE MISREPRESENTATION com
pany's steamer Pleiades is due to ar
rive today from the sound.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-22
GORGEOUS IS PAGEANT

by the chemical engine in charge Of
Assistant Chief Deering. The ma
chine was decorated with lilies, MALE
and native greens. This was follow
ed by the hook and ladder trimmed in
red, white, and blue hydrangeas. The
fire ladies always have something
elaborate and this was up to The
splendid standard of the department.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-22
Governors Wife Awards
Prizes At the Park

st of W Lunalilo ...........M
VIM \ Hall to Tr of Est of RW
ttOlt &C.. ........ ...ss..s. NJ
j II SchnaCk and VT to Kahikina X
NJ white ..............D
Entered for Record Feb. 20. 1909,
From 8 a. m. to 1890 a. m.
Mrs Lebeka Ahuli to John X. Ke-
aloha ct al . ...............D
Sarah c Waters by atty to A NJ
CaDrlnha $500. ...........,. u
Sarah c waters by atty to Mariane
Da Silva . ................ Il
IIu Tract q. ............... Plan
Isaac Tesla to Puaala Williams 4. ID
Wong Kwai to Wong Liong ID
Y Maruono to Won Hamm-Young
90 Liza .,,...,,,.... .CM
u Hackfeld q Co to Jose q Serrao. ID
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-22
JUDGES

The following officiated as judges
In the various classes:
Automobiles. s Rear. Vancouver;
Mrs. J. d. Bryan, Rochester. N. y
and Mrs. J. w. Smith, Fargo. N. ID.
Carriages-J. b. Bryan, Rochester
N. Y; Mrs. s. 8. Rear, Vancouver;
and Mrs. George Frazer of Vancouver
Floats. w. Smith. Fargo, N. D.
Mrs. r, l.. Morse, Seattle; and Mrs
George w. Kinney, Chicago.
Bicycles. Fire Department, Etc.-R
l.. Morse, Seattle; Mrs. II. st. Goar
San Francisco; and Miss Georgina
Joiner, Chicago
Pau Riders-Mrs. J. NJ. Dowsett
Mrs. Il. p. Low, and Harry Won Holt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered for Record Feb. 10, 1909,
From 1890 a. m. to 4 p. m.

Daniel Bellew and WI to Antonio
NJ Braga and WI ............D
John T. Brown to IL Yanagatubo
et al '','.''''' '.'''''
Joseph ID Grant by regr .... Notice
3 s Robertson to Malta Kekua. AM
Male Kekua to Maraea Coffin. Rel
valentine s Holt ct al to Trs Of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-22

Spectators ut ROY Rollers" meet.
ing in Oakland alarmed by hysteria of
girls and claim that leader of cult has
hypnotic eye.
Bloodhound fails to trace assailant
of Elizabeth Grapes In San Rafael.
Mothers club organized to guard
morals at Berkeley high school.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-18
4 R.

tired and OF mor, and she added her own p7ophe
ces Of awful things that woud bcfg1 Billy ii he con-
tnued to take things he not did not belong to
some else
Billy whose imagination was set working by the
proaclcs of his mother and Of The saberan went into
hiding in secret constructed in the closet Of the
upstairs part of the house, where Miss Simpson sew
nggr and Mrs. Norton'S one lodgcr kept her scanty
supply of coal Here, then Billy darby ensconced him
self he imagined that the officers Of the law under
the orders OF the powerful Judge Corad. would soon
come in search OF him 10 carry him away to years OF
captivity. And from the depths OF his retreat he con
veyed instructions in sepulchrai viii pers through the
keylloe to the wocaden Arthur concerning the neces-
sty of secrecy, in the event Of torture and con
corning also supplies Of food and water 10 be conveyed
TO him if he should be PIT in prison Biv fell asleep
and SO played his part longer than he would otherwise
have done.
1t was in December and the night came quickly Just
the darkness began to gather and as Artturs heart
swelled to bursting with utter misery he behought him
self and inquired OF his mother whether there were not
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-18

way in which Bily's fate could be averted The
good lady utterly unaware OF the horror that dwelt in
the soul OF the little and equally unconscious OF the
melodramatic actions Of Billy and OF his whereabouts,
felt that it would not be wise to spoil good lesson by
saying that Billy would be troubled by the officers
at all; and so she told Arthur that perhaps if
go and pay Judge Corad for the strap Billy had
taken he would let him off But she ended with ques-
ton as to where the money was to come FROM which
implied that she herself could not furnish it.
Now Arthurs ideas of the value OF money were some
what vague, but for months he had been gradually
accommodating hoard for Christmas. This money con-
sisted of dime, nickel and five copper cents, and was
the source of many very happy dreams. With it he
buy presents for all the family. for the first
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-18

judge Corad very tall blacl,-beardcd man. was
seated in his library lie had just put aside the papers
with which he had been busy when servant, entering,
announced:
g 4 boy to you, sir
A great and awful being Gas lie scen1el to A-'l"r)
rose to his feet and looked dow, b!.., - f,r
the servant had turned tie e'ec:.s i a; ,he
little boy who stood before him.
Well, SIR and what can do for VOC le ii in
great eruff voice which he meant to bc lia M i,Rre
loved all little children, and about This fe ,hefe was
something OF woe that struck him to lie l.--..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-18

of proprietorship in of them. What they con-
tanned he very sure but he knew that there
one two things which had been strangely left out 4
The pink handkerchief for his mother of these
Miss Corad had told him that pink would not be becom-
ing TO old woman; and although Arthur had felt
his heart swell with pain, he had found words in
which plead his case and Miss Corad, mstaking his
silence for consent had purchased something else in
stead.
There thing, by the way, which Arthur had
coveted for than month"; and that sled.
He had dared to hope for for himself but he's
had hoped that, in way other, might bel
given Billy. Timd little boy he was, he had ven
tured suggest such a thing to Miss Corad; but she
had been strangely deaf his hints indeed had hardly
heard what he said, and had all understood the
longing that was in his heart If she had known about
the glorious coasting certain hill; If she had known
how many hours Arthur had stood watching the flying
sleds with the wild hope that generous boy might
time offer to give him just ride! But as i
was, she did not understand at all.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-18

stand With her face north and her right hand would be
hack would be AZ the sontl Starting 10 90 over it. the
teacher aked Nov tell me what Is il front OF YOU
STOMACH "
O
Hrs mother ,,s 4rr;r .;glt ,aqr,11 Tacl. of Tohn D
RocLefrlsr smcress gni - he listened he said Yes
-, Inn '''- 90 "
NJ aIass ,,o,, dr' tno,, him, She ren1ied: Won
have only heard oi him
nay W. nv N'' % h. r,r;1 :. r hive sc., hin, =
soou ''''''' ''''e "''1' ~ - VA - "
,- ,,.,r of An, ,,I +r,-os re,-,,, hut NOT see
inc her caiI,d Am lt.Ilt .'re ycn DON
Ann, came r,,rnir into New and responded syyeetlv
~"
TENN s. e,.;,,, H., o.. ~ boI+;,,a ore NIGHT
NOT Iona 400 knr1;-r ~, ~ his 1nofhrr's knee the
slaan,, iitS fe1T b.,a Vn,y ,,. mr., down To sleep
l nra, the Lord nv soul IN Ken he ,at,srd IT,
r. I,rtr ,,~,,r+.d r. 1 oilers LEI Inn, 90: enic
,nsn;a min ,n,
'' O
1oer 1rialt oil I- listened ,.er, intentlv
While his mama on showing hi new Norio, suit which
I; ~ srI. she had md. hem T,s.. ,,as very oliet
Co. = few, =, mont. thr7 .-.d
H. or., tl,rr f- .lrr,,n IN have children so
she can sew"
O
crvvF,p-orn RAYS teacher ,vos ,ndcavor;nq to give
.o,,a rery sunni INSTRUCTIONS =, fractions She added
- Iane has Nv CO.'S and Irse half 81 Them TO bake a
cake what part will She have lett" Quickly came the
answer, " The shells!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-18
THE RANSOM OF BILLY
9GNo GNo9 GNo9
By w. ]. B. MOSES

RTHUR was a very little boy and Billys brother.
~ He was also brother 10 the twins both girls,
! Y who Older than Billy Billy was a very
lively boy with most wonderful imagination,
but Arthur believed every word that Billy said.
Mrs Norton who was fhe mother OF the twins and OF
Billy and OF Arthur and who widow, lived in tiny
frame house, just back OF the magnificent stone stable
OF Judge Corad, whose stately mansion crowned the hill
Billys mother was often provoked by his mchef; but,
except when she very very rred with the washing
which formed her chief OF income She knew that
there really harm in him
On the day when Billy picked Up 4 strap from the
road at the foot of Judge Corads hichngpos and
pursued to the door of his dwelling by the irate
coachnan who happened to want the strap, she
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-18

time in his life Miss Simpson, from whom as payment
for crrands and other little services this money had been
derived had assured him that it sufficient and had
assisted him in deciding how might be spent
advantage the for a present for his mother,
the nickel for present for Billy two of the copper
cents for present for each of the twins, and the fifth
left over for himself, though in his own mind Arthur
had determined buy something Tor Miss Simpson
with it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-18
OO0066666606666N
Short Bits Z
INTELLECTUALLY

My little daughter had been told by her teacher to
stand with her face nth and her right hand would be
the her lett hand would be the west and her
teacher asked Now tell me what is il front OF YOU.
After some thought my little daughter replied, My
stomach"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-18

Arthur made several unsuccessful attempts at speech,
and them suddenly unclaspng his tiny hand thrust into
the smooth palm of the judge certain small coins
why, what's this for" asked the
It's pay for Billy-what he stole stammered the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-20

Let the NEWS ten your wants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-20

III, salary ............ Jf5.U0
As Howard Wesner. salary 1900
COUNTY BOARD OF TAXATION.
40 VIM. A. Spencer. salary IS 1866
EXPENSES, ETC, COUNTY SCHOOL
SUPT.
AZ Emma siemons. EXP. to
FEB. ............a..... .......S doVU
AZ VIM Campbell. Exp.to Feb. $500
40 s. f. NJ, Brown, EXP. to
Feb. ......s..,,... 2b.OV
COURT SALARIES FEES AND Ex-
PENSES.
80 c. W. Sedan, ct ais. taxed
bill ....ts-e-.. ....I.-.-...S sSS
COURT SALARIES, FEES AND Bx-
PENSES.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-20
SIX HURT IN THEATER PANIC
Cry of "Fire" Follows Fall of CeiIino
Plaster.

Cleveland, o., March 20.-Six per-
sons were injured in stampede at
the Majestic theater Two or three
are believed to have received serious
injuries.
The panic was started by a fall Of
plaster from the ceiling, which struck
several men sitting in the orchestra
circle. Boys In the gallery yelled fire.
and in moment the theater was a
scene Of pandemonium. Men, wom-
en- and children rose from their seats
and made q rush for the exits. In
the scramble women and children
were knocked down and trampled
upon, and several tainted.
Officials of the theater tried to quelI
the rush, and the actors continued
with the performance, but notwith-
standing all efforts most Of the 1900
persons within the theater persisted
in trying to reach the exits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-20

9I7O J. X. Jensen. expert testi-
II Frank Neer, supplies ..... 1S5
INDEXING RECORDS IN COUNTY OF
FICES.
~ J. II. Conger 5000 names$ $1,000
MAINTENANCE. ETC. OF LUNATICS,
70 ]. II. Conger. 1 EXP. bills 200
COURT SALARIES FEES AND EX-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-20

The cashew nut tree (Anacaridum
ocidentale) yields several products
One edible part is the swollen, pear
shaped stalk pedunciel which supports
the nut. The kernel of the nut when
roasted is eaten as food by the natives
The nuts are kidney shaped and at
tached to the under part Of the fruit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-20
REPORT OF UNExPENDED BALANCES
OF APPROPRIATIONS, FEBRU-



For Court Salaries. Fees and Ex-
Prisoners ................... 5,79sos
For Maintenance. Etc. Lunatics 23.590.00
Board Etc. .................. 15,1os.54
For Salaries of Bridge Tenders. 5,07s.00
supt. .....,............. sss1t
For Fees of Coroners and Burials ss4BS
For Election Expenses ....... 12.053.o7
For Stationery ................. 1,584.44
For Adv, Pub. and Printing 1,654f4
For incidental Expenses ....... 3.041.67
For For interest Interest on on Bonded Debt !. 1s.sSs2s
Loans ..........,........ 2,4e1.oe
ana Grounds ...........,.... e.2ss.7e
Bridges .................... 17.9O5,oo
For Repairing, Preparing and
Graveliing co. Roads -. 1s.507.6s
For Indexing Records in County
Offices OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,440.01
For Soldiers and Sailors Burals
and Headstones ..........s... 5000
FOR Donation to John Wells Mem.
Hospital ..................,,. 100000
Hospital ...s............... S,75o.oo
Asymms .............t>. i -. 5.11o.1s
For County Board of Taxation 1,651.53
pital .''. ..................".. - -. 2,5Oooo
951- 1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-20
RECAPITULATION OF PAYMENTS.

For Court Salaries Fees and Ex-
penses ...................... 2.75O.57
prisoners .........,,..... e' ~ 1853
For Maintenance, Etc, Lunatics sos
Board etc. .................. 144s.e5
For Salaries of Bridge Tenders 503.O0
supt. .................. fe615
For Election Expenses ......... 1896
For Adv Pub and Printing e.. 296.TS
For Incidental Expenses ....... SS.72
For Bonded Debt Falling Duo. 100000
For Interest on Bonded Debt :. 220.5o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-20

Many people VINO are NOT COM
pelled to- rent few furnished
who refuse TO pay
"pride-taxes."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-20

creasing land the want ads. carry
about the best news in the paper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-20

n you do not read the NEWS
every day you will miss a great deal
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-20

Jack-Was her father violent when
you asked for her hand? Tom-Was
he! Great Scott. thought he would
shake my arm OF. Boston Transcript.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-20

Loans ........:......., 7ss1o
Grounds ............e.... 1911
For Repairs Etc, Co. Bridges 2,048.21
For Repairing, Preparing and
Gravelling Co. roads ........ 5S5W
omees $500. .'....,........4t' - @ $4,000
a and Headstones ones '.'.D'' ....'..!,'i... i~ ~ 1o5oo
Hospital :. .' " ~. . 100000
Hospital ...................... 10000
For County Board of Taxation. 1854
For surrogate's Account .... 6st.ot
For 6herifr's Account .......... 67768
& City Coil ............... O,22ses
For State School Tax Paid State
Treasurer ..................... 113,5346f
$232, ,441.7e
Balance on Hand due County. 31.G2271
s264,0644S
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HafperS Happenings.

Harpers, April 26:-Another
noble and esteemed lady of this
community has been called to
her reward. Mrs Eliza Player
wife of Mr. f NJ Player, died at
her home near Harpers on Fri
day, April 90, very suddenly OF
heart trouble, The remains were
laid to rest in the cemetery at
Harmony church on April Il in
the presence of host OF sorrow
ing relatives and friends who
assembled to pay their last re-
spects to the deceased. Mrs
Player was a sister Of MIR Sam
June, formerly of Suttons. Her
husband preceded this Christian
lady to the better world two or
three years ago, Mrs Player will
be sadly missed in this commu-
nifty both in the sick room and
in our churches. Her influence
in the Methodist church will be
felt for years to come, as she
and her lamented husband were
among the founders of Harmony
Methodist church. May she be
rewarded in the life to come for
the noble work done in this
church for the good of Christian
ity.
Miss Lillian Alsbrook of Kings
tree paid a short visit to Miss
Ossie Camlin last week.
The efficient road master of
the Georgetown & Western rail.
road, Mr. G G..Davis, was in town
Saturday laying out some much
needed work which he intends to
have done here to omplete our
town drainage
There will be four houses and
lots sold in the town of Harpers
Nav Is. This is a nice lot of
property. SUBSCRIBER.
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Attention, Veterans!

A meeting of our camp will be
held on Monday, May 10, to take
part III the memorial exercises of
that day. The U DIS are cordially
invited to cooperate with us. A COL
lection will be taken on that day to
assist fund being raised by the pa
triotlc people of our State looking to
the erection of monument to the
noble women of the Confederacy at
our State capital.
Members are requested to turn out
in full force. Public cordially in
yited to atteno exercises. Meeting to
commence at II o'clock a n sharp.
H II KINDER,
Commander.
II o BRITToN,
Adjutant. + ~ 2t
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KIEGsTREE GRADED and high
SCHOOL ITEMS.


The tenth grade is begian'ng to
realize the short time they have left
to attend school. The days and weeks
seem to fly at more rapid rate than
they did even two weeks ago. We
will be glad to lay down our much
WON and carefully studied books
for season, but 1t makes us 50 sad
to think of never returning to our
beautiful and greatly loved high
school.
One more month to toll and work,
One more month to toll aud shlrk,
Then the grand times will be Ger,
High school days will be no more.
Then Instead of rising soon,
We can sleep and dream till noon
Of school bells loudly ringing,
Of school girls proudly singing.
1t makes US sad-we want to weep
But up the walls the sun doth creep.
Out OF bed at last we gain
And long for old school days again.
BY ONE OF TENTH GRADE.
We intend to fill these last few
weeks full to the utmost of pleasures
and good times. Some of the lower
grades have started already. The
eighth and fifth grades, with their
respective teachers, had their picnlcs
last Saturday, the eighth grade at
the Red Hill, the fifth in Fulton
grove. On next Saturday the liter
ary society picnic will be held, prob
ably at the Red Hill. Besides this
there will be several receptions and
parties gwen before commencement.
We were very glad to have with us
on Monday morning Rev James Nc.
Dowell, who is well known in Kings
tree. having preached for number
of years in Clarendon county. Mr.
Mcdowell made us a splendid little
talk during chapel exercises. We are
honored, to have had such distin-
guished old gentleman visit us.
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SALTERs NOTES.
Barn and Stables Burnsd-Saltefs Base
Ball Team CHALLENGES the County.

Salters Depot, April 26:-Thurs-
day night, about 9 o'clock, the barn,
stables, etc, of Mrs S F. Davis were
destroyed by fire, supposed to have
been started by sparks from az en-
gine which had passed a short time
before. Considerable corn, fodder,
guano, etc, were also burned, and it
was with difficulty that the stock
was saved. At one time it looked as
if the town would be burned, but by
continuous pouring of water on ad-
joining buildings the flames did rot
spread.
Sal,ers baseball team was ready
for the Kingstree boys last Thursday
for the promised game, but | sup
pose they were afraid if they came
over they would not get score. Even
the school team was afraid to come
over Saturday, SO the school boys
looked in vain for them. What's the
matter: Are the kingstree boys
afraid to give the country boys a
game: We will play any team in the
county. SALTERS DEPOT. =
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Our WaSieful POliteneSS.

Not very long ago the manager OF
a telephone company in one of our
larger cities issued instructions to
the exchange girls that they must
no longer use the word "please" in
conversation with patrons. 1t con-
sumed too much time. "What
number, please:?" was shorn Of its
embroidery and reduced to "What
number" To be sure, it was less
courteous, but, on the other hand,
it was infinitely more profitable. BY
actual count it was found that the
girls had been saying "please" nine
hundred thousand times day. Al.
lowing half a second to the utter
ance, here was an awful daily waste
of one hundred aud twenty. y.five
hours. Five days going to waste
every round of the clock; sheer
loss of sixty months out of every
year. Is 1t any wonder the manag-
er was concerned and put stop to
the drain? Why, the time it took to
say "please" in one day was more
than enough to allow him and his
whole family to 60 to Europe.
True, this is but local clrcum-
stance; but to those of US who are
not asleep 1t portends the beginning
of worldwide reform. If the
elimination of a single word OF
politeness in telephone exchange
can insure such a remarkable saving
of precious time, our duty lies clear
before US. "Hello,' "Dear SIR
"Yours truly "Beg pardon
"Thank you," and score of other
little pleasantrles left over from oul
unprogressive days mast inevitably
follow the fate of the telephone
"please" and the kitchen coffee
grinder. 1t would not be surpris'
ing to learn that the people of the
United States say "good morning.
a hundred million times day.
The loss of time that this represents,
allowing a second to each greeting,
is enough to befuddle the most reck-
less spendthrift. 1t means that as
a nation we stand still more than
three years every day. There are
not figures enough to calculate
where the world would have been in
its history by this time if We had
been tree of just this one encum-
bering formality of speech-C7ifor''
Homard in Nay LippincOtf<.
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Shake Into Your Shoes.
II 0 BRITTON
Adjutant.

Aliens Foot-Ease, a powder. 1t
cures painful, snarting nervous
feet and ingrowing nails, and in
stantly takes the sting out of corns
and bunions. It's the greatest com.
fort discovery of the age. Aliens
Foot-Ease makes tight or new shoes
teel easy. 1t is certain cure for
sweating, callous, swollen, tired,
aching feet. Try it today. Sold by
all Druggists and Shoe Stores. By
mail for 25c in stamps. Don't ac-
cept any substitute. Trial package
free. Address Allen S Olmsted, LIE
Roy, N Y. 3
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"I'd Rather Die. Doctor.

s,an have my feet cut off," said NJ
Bingham of Princeville, Ill. "But
You'll die from gangrene (Which had
eaten away eight toes) if you don't"
said all doctors. Instead, he used
Bucklen's Arnica Salve till wholly
cured. Its cures of Eczema, Fever
Sores, Boils, Burns and Piles astound
the world. 25c at D G Scott's.
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4 Dollar Bill

with your name and address will
bring you both Jeffersonlans for the
next six months. They are both live
wires. You can't touch them without
getting a shock.
The JEFFERSONIANs,
Thomson, Georgia.
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If you want engraved visiting
cards or wedding invitations
we are prepared to fill your
order guaranteeing satisfaction
and price. See our samples
before ord ering.
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Tobacco Flues sc per ID at
Kingstree Hardware Co.'S.
4-22-3t