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The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-21
HAYNES MEN
 FORM COMPANY

Articles of incorporation have been filed incorporating the Arctic Develop ment company for the purpose of constructing and maintaining tele, phone and telegraph lines and power and lighting plants in and about Haines. The incroporators are: w. 5. Brown, R. NJ. Odell, H. O. Banta, J. w. Martin, George Vogel, T. R. Sewell and James Seymore. The company is capitalized at $5,OOO. The shares are $1 a piece.
 w. s. Brown is president of the company; J. w. Martin vice presi. cent; George Vogel, treasurer; and R. M. Odell, secretary.-Haines Pic neer Press.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-21
ATTELL STILL
 |s CHAMPION
(By United Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aug. 2l- Monte Attell knocked out Percie Cove in the tenth of what was to have been a twenty round fight last night at the Mission street arena for the bantam weight championship of the world.
 The fight was fast and furious. Cove was very aggressive in the ear ly rounds and his long reach gave him an advantage. Attell displayed great cleverness and slipped many of Cove lead". sending in vicious body blows in return. In the mitigating Attell al so had a big advantage. Cove did not seem in good condition and grad ually weakened after the seventh round.
 Johnny Frayne won a clean cut decision over Fighting Dick Hyland after twenty fast rounds. Frayne out pointed Hyland from start to finish and was never in danger. Hyland was strong at the finish. but was un- able to inflict any damage upon Frayne.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-21
SPOKANE ON
 FINAL TRIP

The Spokane steamed into port at II o'clock last night, six days out from Seattle, with Capt. H. c. Thom' as in command. There are 2lO round trip tourists on board from every part of the United States. The Spokane sails south at 1 o'clock this afternoon
 The tourists from the Spokane wen to the Summit this morning on a special train, returning early this after noon. A dance for the tourists was given at Elks' hall this afternoon.
 The Spokane will make no more trips north this year.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-21
HE CUT UP "SOAPY" SMITH

Dr. c. w. Cornelius of Portland, Ore, who was formerly a resident of Skagway and the physician who con ducted the autopsy on the remains of Soapy Smith, was round trip passen ger on the Spokane. Dr. Cornelius was a visitor at the Trail Curio store this morning and examined with inter est the Soapy Smith photographs.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-21
CHEERED
 BY SOLDIERS
(5y United Press.)

MEXICO CITY, Mexico. Aug, 2l- Government troops today surrounded General Reyes. who is candidate to succeed President Diaz. cheering him and evincing the greatest enthusiasm Next Monday will be Reyes birthday and it is believed that some political demonstration will be made by his ad- herantS.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-21
JUDGE REPRIMANDS JURORS

Frakn Fowler, G. Howardand J. w.. Shearer, grand jurors from Skagway. who were subpocnaed to appear in Juneau Wednesday morning, arrived too late for the opening session. The men were reprimanded by Judge Cush man for their failure to appear, which necessitated the postponement of court.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-21
FIRES SPREAD
 CANNOT BE PREVENTED

Grandforms, B. C., is surrounded by forest fires and threatened with de- struction, according to advices receiv- ed here.
 The fire will causa damage estim. ated at least at $7OO,OOO.
 No trace has been has been discov- cred of Everell Hartman, who has been missing since yesterday.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-21
ASSOCIATED PRESS MAY
 FURNISH ALASKA NEWS

portunity presents itself we will have men who can handle any any subject that arises in an intelligent manner
 Mir. Ochs is a director of the Assoc iated Press and he stated that when he returned to New york he would endeavor to have the A. P. extend its notifications into Alaska and furn ish news to the Alaskan press If this is done it will certainly result in larger and cheaper press service for the A. P. is in a position to se- cure reductions in the cable rats from the government
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-21
A. Y. P. IS ADVERTISING ALASKA

who have always considered Alaska as an icy waste. The A.-Y.-P. will be of incalculable benefit in advertis- ing the resources of Alaska and the opportunities for investment in the north.
 "In the Alaskan building we have distributed more than 10000 pamph- lets describing the country. These are taken to all parts of the world and Alaska will hear from them in years to come."
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-21
ALASKA JUDGE WEDS
(By United Press.)

VICTORIA, B. c. Aug. 21-Judge Beix, commissioner at Cop per Center, Alaska, and Miss Frances Mueller of this city were married last night in Victoria.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-21
CHAP|N FIRED
 FROM OFFICE

J. L. Reed. formerly U. s. Com missioner in Valdez, went to CordOya on the Northwestern. and today as sumes the duties of commissioner at that place, to which he was recently appointed by Judge Overfield.
 Silas Chapin, the former commis' sioner, who refused to resign when requested by the judge to do so, was Summarily dismissed from the office bv Judge Overficld-Valdez Pros pector.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-21

Adolph s Ochs, publisher of the New York Times accompanied by his wife and daughter, Miss Fife Ochs, was passenger today on the Spokane and a caller at The Alaskan office today.
 "I just came out to get some idea of the country" said Mir. Ochs. and I have been surprised by what l saw. Every year I am going to send some member of the paper to Alaska, not to write up the country, but to get acquainted win it so that when the op-
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-21
(By United Press.)

SPOAKNE, Wash. Aug. 21-More than one thousand men are fighting the prairie and forest fires near Coeur d'Alene. The heat is terrific and the fire is spreading to the northward de- spite the efforts of the fire fighters.
 The town of Roseberry has been de stroyed.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-21

James l.. Farmer, chief special a. gent for the department of the Inter- for in collecting the Alaskan exhibit at the AMP, was q passenger on board the Spokane. MT. Farmer made the trip to Skagway and return for a short vacation.
 "The Alaskan exhibit is the most interesting one at the A.-Y.-P.," said Mir. Farmer today, "and 1t is opening the eyes of the people from the east
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-21

The City of Seattle arrived in port al 6 o'clock this morning with li5 passengers and 5S tons of freight. There are I2O round trippers on board The Seattle sailed south at 1 o'clock this afternoon.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-21

Alderman McInerney of Chicago, 8 former friend of Charley Hockett, was a passenger on board of the City of Seattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-21

The Jefferson is due in Skagway Monday,
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-21

The U. S. Light house tender Ar meria is still in port.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04
af@ . .laid yIIH5l''i oil 81 n1.o ~,
selIf! WamennO OnlyIhneW. il
dpid@ uili,fM aaaMG natl ~ lIo1.
m..,d i,a1f-,,i A. s-ra2 sdi - s,yl
What a. HEAP Of Happiness, it
y, Would, Bring; ato, iEdgefield ,.u
a,noa ii; nHt;lomes,slnvG hihT

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aching back. -llss 81 'sdw !" ~"
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endorse tfh,!ff them ,i1idilIorl 10 eiqioni1p
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says: For several yeaEss;.II.ssu sufffeGTeRd7. ffSeGR7.
bhckaehs hsl;i lainga gasiahf iEahfe9m}Pftiapgn 98}Pf nssga
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bsgah hsy dY9ing' dY9i n1sg' tlkiem ,aacogdiHSS as : Si to
difsetid ns9 nii29 y can i,sYay Say ,Ebaf HAT thiBg
1'sVeJ pr9eea agGgH2Rss fHmRs i55 igreat bsne$ht to
aas as thgS. "rheS, pain in a. ny 'baek
s gre atty diiHiii1iiisslhfed'm diiinHiiih1iiisshed, MY ~ Kidneys
Were strengthened and the dull,
tired fee elihg daspptated:2,I f1ssffe fH1assfe 1Ii5
hesitati9FM gfRAg Bbah'syE71aaqH1e;.SS
pills my endbrsg7kgn ts,se1 yldh'i9sai
For sale by hsa{sae1sA!1 tt1Ftg7 Fttt7i a.ssos:,,'
lFoster-M MFlbafHs gS!l,s B4Rfsl6g9N. 5ai'
sole age nts 'f6fa theoU U'hitsstT iStHtesii si". !.
4" Notwithstanding tep aDoaRp s 'aimi 'aiH1
3akeiH5 iothet..elqtai aida hHA .Eh'
ds0odt sstaJeja sht doii@ noqn bl
.aSsoa,oUi4ot, .saseI,slL.ayN
s.'J aui ot o,nei1rq regnol cns 9
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04
Tenn porafy' Chairman Gives Iii
I, I "',,fo ormation Concerning Red
,s,,,s Shirt Reunion. xss

tlk n., ~. r rc, %5s&SESSs5
Io the Editor OF Inc otateSsss sS'2
,iIS As the state CHAIRMAN asss;1o saaslgssllls
derta t:a re- TO reply oy lettes N :.
qTIf1gs concerning t9gEsanls.lA l9gs 70 g
bt}e"hel ID at Anderson anIe ap and !
18th days OF Angus fss1 1sasa
Sflrt men OF the sfsae iseRs.ssF
Pefsare kindly re9ssesssssd ss tg' Ittolfsh !,
rhe fo LOVING notsssss "a
.,,.,,, rlrI'' hach oans slessl.a as1sss iSs|
vii bf required S9 nave j sfSs3fs sf2ss yE5
yihelr delegates, aaurel ol asi.sssIia
Red shirt comganisess :possa6 e,
'ftady to hand ilgso tlls comm 1s IT ttee
bR ere Elentials atIIso clock AZ O. s!it The
24fh day OF Augns ss III
Second. Vince i, nave sls
fafled to call 1asstIasg elesfs ts!:s
tlea5at ties to the SSsts tlS
tqa&hhfd Red ShfggsS sentE ts
Ffr6misald counties ffas Their y;
nl4hes '.,4 to the commlttsa srsasas 8
tlhls 7or conslaerat!e5 ssss s5 ssliS sis
namss me Q OF their countlesaea Il
NY u fhlfa. o,so. as no rue an1ana reass
y basis s, 4 pr electlng delega5essoasbsS ;15
aameaI ias.aIl IN NJ advance, a., CIV IL VIII ~ pe
' '.atesesS 10 OF eaen county TO sehes
4lnal1yS s delegates as possible
ioof9uf tn. In order to dispatch the
'bqsilieS Is Of the convention, make it
possible to complete the enrollmerh-
and. petfect the State organization
}}Mitthjn the limited time named in the
program mne foMthe Gath, ,zit:wilh he
81 umd nts ,i,ae ,d;senssiom of, subihetl;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04
Parksville Having g .Protfastea
Meeting. lNsWP ttiifh9esilPa sd, II
Elected for foDrr ShsseI SshsosoeI.o; bso1,

Yesterdays lao great,edaysfef
Parksville,, 4ffFTom uai,religiops'' poiht'
of view. hDurlz ANIMAL l.s.photraeted
meeting e9mmsEneed.!i Ms. eWalite
preaching tBq II most asSeelaeaat ssfs
mons to a,.fppe congregation 1sMe'
had a fine oattspdaneawof ourlo~a
people and ,aspgEiiips ksllipgfr0m tbeehs {
tire surrounding county.roMenno
ticed familiar faces from cGBarlosi
Hill, Red Hill lModac, Plumb Branch
Rehoboth, Edgefeld and Augusta.
all Edgefelaasa kE,pFoSsda ! letasprros
simply because he ,isoap 1eriginali
Edgefeld boy but more bacaSses,be
is faithful soldier Of the cross,
having beepa6,tl1ei lstnch1fcH Of
Newberry neahlA 20 years. IS EXPECT
ed this afternoorftol assist thr5dgsh??
out the week in ourimeetfhfg5? ?9 iaWe
ARE hopingsand,:rrayihg tfofSn. ggrreat
meeting. .liloqGehnes Il 9d biss 10y =:
Mr.. ThoslqRmW hatleyehlR6, 'ff6af' 'ff6af
a long time, Was residehtof PafRs-
vile, but nowsef ;A1i9asta, Is On i ttis-'
it here to oldifuiends Aifa9 9R9hf6lkA kAs!!,s 80
John Milton Belbof AagasFa, r4hH ra4h{
up Sunday foI See ,hehlefelEse! dsno1a'
Mrs. EugeniaiaIiddaetoA, 9Felict
s,i1 jgdJ bswoda bGs II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04
JOHNSTON LETTER.
:.oodesMeeting at Phillip, 1k Many
Visitors Come and Go;
s gro Woman Fatally sS
Z Wounded. I

Gt3 ~, E.s s
g:NIrs. w. ]. thatcher has returned
fssbm visit toaIr9asss
Mrs. Ralph Dunbar, of Ellenton,
is the guest of her sister, Mr.. T.. B.
Asbell.
.-Gen.-Lanham-e entertained
with an elaborate dining on last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and N!rs.L-N.Lott-.haxerez re-
turned from visit to Baltimore and
'Washingts6a ETGf .
9a'Dr. P. ,Ns Reese has returned
FROM a yAsftfo 4lfisS T mother inVirgin-
ia!s Mrs. Keesee and little Nelson
'wifl remain until September.
asIda} s1i It5Sbehd njasE aish
G''sfasa Ia'Mr. and ifhs. aisd eldonfl fli5I4 5lIa44d
ssk 1tbrRsd bsds ffe@ Sses IL gs?8s9b KhSEs
/ piIchurch, which WERE cbAlhticted by
Rev, Mr.. Baker, of Leesville, closed
!on Saturday with splendid results.
Rev, Mr.. Baker is an earnest and
fofcefuE Speaker and through his eff
forts h. number were added to the
ehurch!he"' hoo@ .@''''.i''i' ','""'''1S
Ens5The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
nl Black, hasI beens made d happy
over the,aminal OLA fine and hand
,some youngssoh. iayen7'i" I'D .a''''
i Miss1 Gogkinss dlasnf feturned to
IAewbefrNiaftet a&isitt to her cousin
Miss Marion ,Mobley. s25I' s'"; .'-il
1sdMrs. Folk. ofJaekspnSille, Fla.
iStthe guest OF, ,tMrso 60 p. Cobb.
Messrs. McFadden and Massey, of
.ReekasHill, spent "a few days of
week inSttcwn with friends.
PauI IGaeafon, of Springfield,
asstI Of her Sbgother, Mr.. J.
fyM. W right.
Z The many friends OF Mrs. Mena
IGalh oaI Of Aug ta are delighted
to seesfier here this: week.
Belr q right and little
@ IS Aus ugqsta, have been up
E Misses Edit G oIeman and Emma
I9left ;on Saturday fora visit
i,Fdiso OUTS has gone5to
fora two weeks stay
sgith feiands
S9ns Sunday while protracted SER
we're b5eingbeld atRosa Spring
cihITc lored several negroes be-
came! !Snfv d lyed iii ii a d d dispute, which
resulted iilsg gsfia q ANS, ans being fa-
.ssals sss So tie bah aent tedrinlg the
ehestSsH Ier bro the r.inf flaW,s8 Jim
az Ilian,s, did the shooting which
a col aims was one In his effort to
Ilro 1at tis onan Policeman
IL fer 81 aap M Il be nearby. and
ms AS IS arrested
Z! nehas been quite
is past three weeks.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04
; 3Etsl 1t was generally regretted that
.EGdngiressman. akeSfu qcemd .fhoege

!psesent. A telegram was read from
him 4tatihg tBatlftt faf$S$3'iim was PSf;S'tbtiie,
for h ND TO- Ieea2&Re. Ieea2&Re kashff@9ttaaiht,,oaa As
the yotes d5HH d5HHInt The bhegtmt affnlfl,Bilf .5 #.a5s
'nen nnend indsS igninRofo 1l5hi "i Us"
Thh httHIs thS gig seaS'ndn q dnSSt99ti nHSSt99tiqa 5]hi' Il
the ! iint4ftlht aoff offg5oa cfizsT}hiipS 1--WE Vas
a ly ygreat@tutessi is eJhceaea bHS eEverES9-
body. In spite of the increased at;
tlesnrdab dabee'6vefd1astt yyearl,b there Was
ssq5:thieik kittdnihf foF FafI 'Pfasenfiti,,, -,
''aThd meeting u Il at Fe eciiipsea btief
and "Hei 'ff6olr' 'ff6olreefd1F esf n 'FFehafk} 81 br
''C.4E. Bi!rtss the 6qig tnatofof the
''mdo,Te,b ! ,JTl befanl ID. 10 s,ljnial,l"I e'h i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04
Geo. w. Scott.

- l.. In. I1OGU,
saI.iMo NLarahys d'nsi sdI 10
ID lis HziGonatlfes, ,s'nsi'onoo Il
Il t,.LeEs .MdManusji5i, ion1 mot
10 .t,klq71 Hbilahdy.,e "s'5 noi''"!
y .adnMnMMSer,, ,hctaa aI' mon
II h.DrsW BRrsseotS,a'' /" Is! 9h.
N Walter Oheathsha,o sln''Ike j
,sL,Li,EiHson,o1l ""i'o1 ionni
h sS.eC Chaatham,'l>y nsSi'ia itoo
10 siH.5L. Hilk,a rs 81 n'I1idhf'
so w. T. Brown, r"noh TO esh9'
j" w. H.s4EoeessA, s'@a"."sSo
81 3 .4,.IM. Wright, ,nsm snr1 2>a'
'h' MIMI. .nQuztsi hieoa shI 10 II
so rWinnn yonod II sl9nih
III b, DfkitahinGs) i'sry1,am {
!" oQnAa! kipRaird, OH nsYig =
'l'l .,G MalWAuiams!iY,o % snoi'h
10 ,,Ar s, Powell, sih, 10 ST.
ms ms Lewis Stevens, qn e4sa o'S'
~ r; RE;A y. W}.,rES9AMa rRES9Mehlls ehllsn 8 zh -oaoh q
40 !. ,IoiPP: pQggNfSl.4os edt zlh'nn.:
f =, Mft .SSiaam[qHRebo ,2usp sdl s'
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~ III, l, G', i, SI S, Il IBllatflkMsll, oIr 9.,nIt
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10, -, " VI j Fl RRarks,na,aa-' ,;'s' i'n
'"i' IN. Ealrs G,,us lenpmag T.
2''l Frank FFraanIlkk, Mestsit.44n r,eh, e:4b
'',' Il, Il, iHleirlopg, .n.nuIn,e .
t"'' I, Eri .Chesait4hRam,.l esait4hRam,. 1ln.", noij
'9'l A. r. ,GqflXsar,ll IL doj1, od ;
'ias Hi 6. Bsllt la,aoa sdl i,a"
The impetus that l<has beer given
,rn, ,dultare lin 1.-The oonrty'ibJ'The'
dVeatiser's .contestisondy con6nedli
the s.'petioacres nGepresented'6 by
e alb owe ,names.hA ntrnberDf far
eerrs ers have said te,iothetwri5erb'lin
DISTANCE, i".Wesare giKingaspecfal
te4tio oaite,eumeornhhis Iaear 'bGe
II lahdiisr hatD festhie 1ehon4gh fdr
Ito ,anteratha 4contest. 'sliOhs 0who
d aot .entepTthedcont saidsnSI
I've a seven-acre field .gthhblIihave
sIds, I ami pets patch 'ls0fJ7 hadsaus
:heG, aia.haihadtwelpe aoresssiWe
,afd, mentioni a.acore sod instances
inilaH to this. .msi,oiis4 IL
a representative GARNER .said to
e sNritaeFF 2 fey fsY.4ala days ago. sGoEa'
'YS5T ksstIionl kssI iils!llR499t is lR499t yhFy Rgemasipg
IT # TIE !fYe, A{aXesEtis8sr5 {aI5sg s8r5 had net :agl7
ted 3D., the hsesgI5eYY ggI5eYing ing Of aoFEH as It Aas 1!
ohe, we e.yXy9gl yX9gglld nat aat h9Esmade :any,!s
EchdefsS Is fEapmR flEa9pmR5aalIla0 allmIla0st, ,svsEN section
the. county, 99 F X,sff9 sff99AAef|egrnllpsontAe Af|g geqd
''at,,rhe is contest AgkfSf2 has ,aaeapflshed
ach oplF ls;sagSai aaESai thssHsfoHea hsss 'the writer
els'a + Ii AGi9RnRRsannshAtfeas RRan 4qEiitae
nies.sHqEEt QEtj ana a1nsdl,smm99P9 smm99P9eS thatptJ mas
'St.'' f,dr--,,,,Anau,jh .}iI Is ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04

~s. Our farmers citIU ltbOtlGflt a. 1daV
y T. gsaaat taaraat;on would ba GOOD for ms
I Az 1Ials,r'% aava . ho rba.us eu thu osthI
Az oanJa' is ,vas us .,is sbccsai
With tbss' sneh',nen ,sa saf,, w .Iobnstoh,
slT s.sF sadaans ,and 'g VS.. ;NIiddlatoS
Ill., hood nf affairs and with al
V w 'Hndson % asrfrst lieutenant, phe
cue was we'll nranared,I a, nlentz,,ief
evervtb;no owe and some to snarejl.Eat.
" IN tl'aaeda T. tbe4elansr beS,a,,,,to
GATHER o. The Harmons- of, sAIeGora
mick. tbe Elkins. Dorns. Parks and.
Rolls Of Parksv;iIe. fifth The e ,Bussevs and
MarkHRfis o;f Mol,do3tc;:: 3t;:a Tie Re- Quarles,
i+big1 MI aaDsatni I. .,IV6nds Rallies,
and and 5fT6fn;asasIs,' Is,'SGTf Red HiII:! iII!'itfbe tbe
IAda67ses and Itiatbise,s; ,;15H Of Colliielrss::: rs:
tbe, SG6tfa TaNIllorIsh fReecceas. cas'3 BoVds.
GraftoHs' hn1d Sra1rEEae;rffs n of tie Il e fork:
the ,TTestee1rsS' cof Calhoun, Falls: Miss Mi S.
Mad oc7.NIavsd If Edoefeld. Miss
NielJdh A{tainiEtat tSrnd and others that
the aft4EE2 t4E 2calhHn65 c5alH5 # 65ffTree recall All @ G. Nc.
1kn. PttoC.h Middleton and i. G..
Bell a}raBhFed' tbep' Lemonade mona !. and all
drank ksah}d1'4MiReatee ah}d1' We're. filled" -" The 'day
was sbehYq behYii1n'faafso II 4 Social i:i Way We, all
felt that it was good to be there.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04

had plenty jitt Il : Of 8 fish, corn bread, water
essettg,rs -wuss q
lhrge lairy9Mdlana, ,alJh had "a njea time4
NJ ~ Iph4RlJHia 1BaaEden .is'bexTress
mesfepgegfrR GgeepEjlle to,Ghsrn
lestd n, ,,f244aimiEeS asdlaSsstor, sib
"lM rHng; ;sR WhiteneHwo eof', hen
and GussiaiBaMena took
i kEps.t .trip tQsaMIadoe ovisitingL our
50 ifffaeah! iaffffaeah!e2sl e2slNA NArs, M.E,ssWah-'
etiH hfQyMillstt}aaaGh the,White Fowa'
schbP the neYtdtarm,1 shsmtnni,ii ,
NJ |. "A and AMIrail Isa,Ridlehoeven
IN 9afrd tbs GUESTS of4Mr.s and Mrs.J. !.
M Witt, Ii ST. last sAaaay,,sh sd, ~ j.
I'M f.I,ntAeu Ridlehe6verlaSteuded
pea Sbipg,at ParksHille lasHSundsy:'
'SSssM ISIS, GarHiA,E EEeelshd AlAs gone, to
.rth .Garpliha TO visit herisickl Sis
taH. .r,it.y slI1 aAa s,nsbh7qab'.l i
5ssSA[9 9s,.iJ. ,RiA 4Whitelhas ncannina
feSer and is still canning beans and
tomat toes.
@R We'll. ggasshL ahab. .better yqnit
fof tRiSS SS3tt;mqes tt;;mqes fer fear Of fgdiigsi the
waste W!s'5f tBas askef1a,i,sno, e.!I tllH -
s .,Ys asLlL La:nP,pHErvkI.EEYa,f
lai.tw Il. enK.n Ad ado.!p''Is2
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.i,a;r =: ..,3lrr .:.nD /,
Cheaper Mineral Water.

We have large supply supply Of Glenn, ~
Springs and Harris Eithia Water va 1'','1' ,',s.
We sell the Gfenn SPFFings| water t at t, 'sb
sl75 for FIVE gallons anfd the the Har2- 2'' ~
ris Lthia water at So 10 '''''aso'i ''i5
,psnh !l41 I,$ 4 Hpistseii + if, ,l4'7'N ;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04
Ewas A GHori Gus Victory

sih kFwas A GIori Gus Victory
si,FB}|is Fs#B| s 'n.a:: ;:s:i1Gt8;sad.09::salE>1 Gs ltd
and nov Dr. Kings New Discovery
'fgfKe talk of the town for curing
FC EaPeRper, of deadly lung hemor-
f{ilRges!!tt could not work nor get
ai$ aSs4$Rs ay E "t!5ss gS$in :SE KS
Df!nHihg's New Discovery three
@egks,f1s feel like new man, and
eard6ngo good work again. For
Fe*taR,' sore or diseased l!nga pqeEN
iahd colds, hemorrhages, cfhay feter,
qagfippe, asthmar or any bGpnchial
} Fcttibif 1t dSsalfsSea, Bride'
IbBc.aH9 $ 90. Trial bottle free.
Js6ld Hhd guaranteed BY w = Lynch
tI& ell, Penn & Hoiatsb, shttessolsi
.4Sa4R7Pe enn & Son.
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lasa Mecsing afsSaaa Sasiga: ! aseasenny
tol&he rural letter. letter sfrrqlerstl qe :stG}a Fl
E, gehe( (dueo6at -, s,.,i,4,,.s .,b
hare WIFI Pea 'me;eee1gs z I,iatee, tbe
aa fss1 s,d she1a &,
hps' 9s assaag Iuiieit " Maa,iiiIiS9SS IHui D.
'Ge' G; na smng;n,tuuaS;;yiHi mg,tuaS; iHept.lbtHSeis ~ blH Z
jsfaq lfsoSReaka t slssa t,.it ma t;ii1$Y fSf
IpuDP6se,pf 6tgahizing a. t5SflnSE 5tSl y
lLee eVef2,yfrf1er fEF$I Il 70 e
presehs, shf@e, WtH;get in'5f9u1chI.
b ,thf IT. assSeffa 3
siom PRpftesfaeiey 1FR9s;; ~, Wi}Hlkafss i ( s.
the q SssI4i9 ieahd: st,
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wod Wa'ffiefflsSiy ih yotfHseGft'a ,taf9fF'a S:Sa Ssa
he :asE. .aaG,a s5g ! .;a,5 y ~ yIday,xrJ
Efaud- ESa IW oufdoSaus uiarrNla .iRids
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I'm hrry nSs,,aS I, am, ar ospsi,toi tame,
self !silfs iiiustrsteil ;Bits.,uoi1e,on
saa5 .s',Ss asassa I'D q.
Nm -. ,;,oono,a an ussu
he Ate Rabart #. Middletpuyasf
fE,se Hit}gis ,tafIightpl t oTisissp
RRs RRss9HfS3h 9HSh 5f hs;o5fgetatiSesip RasksSillal.
81 81, Mi dd}etpn rI99yes, RabsyiBsa,
4 delights o. q,attePd, d,Ql,r religio,,a
I'll sAtilngsl g A'''''''o "''
fi.'aahH IF. aahH Mrs. "EAata.a Mcdaes
1$RfRR %SfR;a shafsEisis Ssa1issa: sSaaSssHi.
3ehy, WAepYS epmsbalaag n~iHhc
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market IN the tQrm. sQt ahshaElpg
brush is the Rubberset brush iTrM ll..t
one. Bristles cannot be pulled Joptn,s:n,
,,e,-. ,t,.a Penni& Holstei ein..n7Ni1,a
.u-~,~ro,,s.44,,s y.>1 54S>s.l ''f
~ 1e6 q ,.utl..,,.I i!..Ii nfHl !'12'i2@
Do you shave YOURSELF, Them u
you can't afford to be withoutone of ..,o
those Rubberset brushes that NLessrs ha!s.
Penn and Holstein sell. loTheyoiaret sJ
the newest and best, brushes onthe.n 3dr.
MARKET Jria,. ,.bna1s tre:e ,i"hii i'3-.:.'I
7d peG 49, Il 10 .:iitiaon IGEii"
Williams celebrated shaving soap.aeJis
in sticks for, G ,EX 10 ,eentsat letil.,l,s-n",
,p Pennl& H6lstin's. .0ugi i 10
o~oooN~eNoN,S.l lJo.llsA,sllo-ltI,lyly.ec,1 -ltI,lylyec, ,1}ii>"
ii.., Z. ;llI iu sgrs9lirt" nhr m.AI athn
Easter millinery Better..chooses al
your hat iearly.,,!A beautiful display I'll, 10
of the very newest New York andfs'fiG
Paris styles are now ready,at ,lcoliu ,ast?.
Rubenstein's Millinery D Depaftmenthi 9''
IN. ~ al i.rilnGtf6r Ilh ~: nIn
>~-~~-~7~>~~o ~o--~--l~>----o~I~ster>nu tsiiJ
~. II ,.:?!,i 81 aIi!9t
Let us supply you with gardeaah ,dj
seed. We sell both Buist's and Ferc Il.
ry's seed. Either will give lperfectio ,>le
satisfaction. -. .!,rsa 4n!ahiy
- - I~lp B,LTimOnms.i1"ifdo4p
>oooooo.-oooos1,Ssss1..,yll,sA,L.ui,!'eah;' eah;'i
~. .'t ri;.i, ,'unpli no snsp4 III
This is the Season ii ,to give !y99Hf y99Hff!" lo'i
chickens a tomb we can sapply 'S'i ~
you with Pratt's P4iiltfsy Food aHds. nd ''i'
Stock Powders. Nothing Better D''s
80 = hi: ';'' b. Timtmhotttiiss.. 7hl
ltn.si!r.spx, .,SW 4uJasui adl 10