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The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
BOY BECOMES A HERO.
MyIon Roche Praised for ReEcuing
Girl from Lake.

The idol OF his pIaymates, Mylon Roche.
thirteen years Old. WAS confined 70 his
home yesterday afternoon suffering from
a heavy cold, which he caught when he
plunged into the waters Of the Soldiers
Home Lake dragged a little girl to the
bank. and saved her life.
The boy declares there Is nothing the
matter with him, but his parents think
he should remain indoors for time.
Clara Margerie Buscher. six years old.
daughter OF Capt. A Q Buscher. COM
manding Engine Company No. 9. OF the
fire department, who was rescued. is
feeling no in effects from her Involuntary
bath. Her mother, however, = keeping
her close indoors
Venturing too near the edge OF the
water on Sunday afternoon. the girl
slipped and fell into the lake. Seeing the
little girl going down. Roche plunged into
the water and dragged her 10 the shore.
He then assisted her 90 her home
Capt Buscher declares he viii take
steps 10 have the Carnegie Medal Com
mission investigate and present the boy Il
medal for bravery.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23

The fli,oving oclsrs have been izsuei-
Lieut. T. A. KIMBERLY de-achsd duty kear-
sarge % Virginia as senior engineer o-lc5r-
Ensign r g. HARGIS detached Eist % te1nporary
6urv Des Nes-es. and continue rres-re1t T. S.
Naval NcdicaI Sc10Cl Hospital. Washington.
Ensign g.. r lake detached Illinois % Dolphin
Ensirn q. BARTLETT detached De Long 70 the
Rrreau O. Or6nzncc Navy DEPARTMENT
Ensign W. q. WALLACE. detached Minnesota 20
De Lons-
surgeon :. C. Gr-nreu. detached Kentgsy 70
Kansas
ta-hcd Illinois % Rhode Island.
Passed ASSISTANT SurFeon 2 r STALNAkER
detached {. 5. Naval Hospital. Annapolis 70
rayy yard. Washingtoc-
Assistant Surseon A. l. CLIFTON. detached under
instruction T. s Naval Medical school wash
ing-on- d. g.. % duty L. S. Naval HOSPITAL.
Assistant slrgsoa C.. C. THOMAS, detached Z. s
Naval Medical SehooI. Washington. 20 duty navy
recruiting station. Omaha
Assistant surgeon ". l. MANN, detached L. 3.
Naval NedicaI school Washington. 20 Temporary
duty Indereu5enee, ravy yard Mare Island
Cal thCuco Tennessee
Assistant surgeon Is. F. COTTLE. detached {. 6.
Naval Aleiical School. WaslingyCn 20 duty T..
5 Naval Hospital Annapolis
Assistant surgeon J. b KAUFMAN. detached
Tennessee 20 duty naval training station. S1n
Assisfsn. Sargeoa D. C. Sutton. detached Z. s
Naval Medical school Wasbing;cu. % duty Z.
s Naval Academy. Annapoiis
Assistant SurgeOn l. r. COIN. detached T. s
Naval Hospital Mare Isard cal. 20 duty under
instruction L. s. Naval Medical Sclool Wash
ingrUn
Assistant surgeon z e. REED. detached naval
training station san Francisco. 70 duty under
Instruction 4. : Naval Medical Schocl. Wash
ingtcu-
Assistant Surgeon n, A. GTGTNER. detached [. 5
Naval Medical School Washington q duty L.
: naval trimming station San FSanci@,o-
Assistant Surgeon A. Il ROBNErl. detached navy
recruiting station. Omaha. 20 duty T. = Naval
RIedial school. Washington.
Assistant surgeon T. O. ]. ENTINGE. detached
L. 5 NaTal Hospital, New YORK % L s. Ma
val Medical School. Washington
Assistant Surgeon r. CJTHBEkTSON, detached
L. = Naval Medical Schooi. Washington, 90
duty L. s. Naval Hospital. Mare Island. Cal
Assistant Surgeon J. a. BfELLo. detached l. s
Naval HosTital. Mare Island. % duty Maryland
Acting Assistant surgeon p. ". PHILLIPS. 20 L.
S Naval Hospital sew YORK
Cable from Rear Admiral GILES b A4RBEk.
L : n commanter Thi7d sIusdru2 Z. s.
Pacidc sect H0uEkoug China March 90 lso9;
Ccnmaader J. II ORCHARD. detached duty naval
station. OlouGpo P. l.. 20 command Chatta-
nooga-
Co-nmander Z. f. WRIGHT. detached in Command
Chattanooga 20 Tho naval station. OlonEapo.
Lleut Commander II. H. SIGNOR derEched Mon
terey % oomrnand Arayst.
Lieut. Conmander O. T. JEWELL detached On
Command Arayet % Chattanooga-
Lieut. T. J. HORNE. JT-, detached ChattAnooga
70 Montcrcy.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23

hstzel, Eugene ]. Hollis. Laxrsnce Hollis william
% Hollis. Frank Hornez. John Ho-1n. A. Ia
ASshss' D. + Hughes. l. 6. Hughes.
9. f johnson.
@. W. Kilburn.
heT. Z. H. lamar. L. n. LAndslittie, c. p.
LAgnt Q, II. LviRSstone r. + Lowe. William
Lyle
$ =. Mcbride. J. A. McCsulley. Novel; b.
AeCsrthy l. II. McDermott Hu Maxwell 3. J..
Miles. L T. Morgan, Harry L Mundey.
W. z OuteaIt
L. b. h. Peddico1d. Dr. F. II. Pipes. J. n.
Pipes. Leroy Pipes. Noble 7. Potts. George w..
PropTa
John B. Randolph. Dr J. J. Richardson H v.
Roe.
w. P. scott, Gen. W. ". Scott. Gus A. schuldt
HAIRY shsfe-. O NJ shinn. G. ~ shinn. james
NJ Shipper. G. G. Smith. G. p. Snyder. John L
steele. Warner Stutler. r. J. SommerVille
Wilbur C. Thomas, @ G Tyler
harry Nau. W. T. Val. T. W Van Meter
Fred Wolfes
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
RALPH GIVES OPINION.
Says Women In Printing Bureau Are
Better Paid Than Some Others.

Six sprightly young women. filed with
enthusiasm for the cause which had been
intrusted 10 them. entered The Office OF
Director ralph. Of the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing. az noon yesterday,
ana presented the petition or the newly
organized league Of the women workers
OF the bureau. asking that their minimum
pay be fixed al s. a day. and that they
be granted thirty days sick leave.
The visit OF the delegates was by ap-
pointment. and Director Ralph thus gave
Official recognition 10 the new league
He declared he was heartily in favor OF
any measures that tended 10 better con
ditions Of women workers OF his bureau.
but that the question Of Increased pay
was a matter for Congress 10 consider
The present pay IS higher than the
average paid women I'm department stores
and manufacturing concerns he said
and with efficiency there IS excellent
chance OF promotion When both sides %
this salary question are looked into IL IS
plain the women workers IN the bureau
are We'll paid
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES MEET.
order of HermnnR's SOehne Elects
OfficerS-MasOnS Celebrate

AT the regular monthly meeting OF
Teutonia Lodge. No. ?, order Of Her
mann's Soehne. in Schwartz's Han. Sew
enth street, last night. the following Off
GERS were elected for TIE ensuing year:
Johann Ref. president: Adolf Holman.
vice president; II. Ellmenreich. secretary:
August Schwartz, treasurer; Frank Hess
ling, sergeant-at-arms; Frank Beuchert.
guide: Fritz Seebode. John Auth. and
Charles Cussler. board OF trustees. The
reading Of the annual reports showed the
society 10 be in a foUrishing condition.
committee was appointed 70 make ar
rangements for a picnic this summer.
Arion Hall was crowded last night with
members Of Arminius Lodge. A. A. r. NJ,
who assembled there 20 celebrate the con-
ferring Of the third degree OF the ancient
craft on William Schmidt The rites
were conducted by the master Of the
lodge, John Wischhusen. There were
speeches. songs. toasts. and refreshments.
The Columbia TuTnverein met in regu-
lar monthly meeting in its old hall and
disposed OF routine business.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
PREPARES FOR WORK.
Republican National League Opens
Permanent Headquarters.

The Republican National League opened
permanent headquarters IN Washington
yesterday. and henceforth win become an
active part OF the political machinery. OF
the United States.
The league has taken quarters In fbA
Union Trust Building Fifteenth and II
streets northwest, and viii constantly
keep In touch with its 1.20.6t5 active
members.
John Hays Hammond. who has injected
vitality into the organization. has taken
the house formerly occupied By Secretary
Root. at Fifteenth street and Rhode Isl
and avenue. and after next fall VIII
PERMANENTLY reside m washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
ENJOYABLE SOCIAL HELD.
knights of Columbus Provide Ex-
ceIIent Entertainment.

Potomac Council, No. 433. Knights OF
Columbus. was the host at an enioya BILE
social and entertainment last evening.
Business for the nonce was swept aside.
and programme. the component parts
of which were political and artistic. was
carried TO a successful conclusion under
the direction if T Il Maxwell. who is
lecturer OF the order
Representative J. NJ. Graham. Of IL
Hnois. P. J. Haltigan. deputy for the
District Of Columbia for the Knights
Of Columbus. and Dr. John McCarren
were the chief speakers. J. Wise Burnes
sang appropriate songs and the NiIrac
orchestra was felicitously heard in char
acteristic selections.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
FOUR FIRES REPORTED.
Baby Playing with Matches Starts
SI5 Blaze.

-Four small fires were reported between
, and o'clock last evening.
A baby playing with matches caused a
fire at 4l9 d street southeast. occupied
by Samuel Carter. The matches ignited
the covering on a bed. Mrs. Carter
heard the screams Of her child and ar
rived in time TO save the boy from in
jury The damage was SIS.
Lace curtains coming IN contact with q
lamp in the house occupied by Lawrence
Lewis, at 465 Armory place southwest. at
$50 O'Clock, caused a fire and a dam
age Of s..
Fire was discovered in the kitchen OF
the house at T42 Park road northwest at
4.1e O'Clock II was caused by SCOT. No
damage resulted
Al i532 New Jersey avenue northwest at
3,45 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. a blaze
was extinguished without damage 10 the
house or contents. Charles Weinstein.
who lives in the house. went into the
basement with a lighted match Escap-
ing gas became ignited.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
Read Shows Improvement.

It was reported at the Naval Hospital
last night that the condition OF Lieut.
Semmes Read was improved over that OF
Sunday. Relatives arrived yesterday at
the hospital. and spent part OF the aft
ernoon with him. They were met by Miss
Katherine Read. sister Of the lieutenant.
who conducted them to his cot In the
afternoon several telephone calls OF in
Quiry concerning the injured mans con-
dition came from the White House
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23

musical and dramatic entertainment was given
before large audience az Masonle Temple last night
for the benefit Of the United States Geological
Survey baseball team and the following contributed
10 the SUCCESS q the prugramne; Norman Esputa-
DAILY, Frank NJ Painter. 81. Aiilburn. Miss Mar
garet EIlWoOd. Edwin Y. Bennett. E. Lawrence
Phillips. n. Barrett A. street. and Mr. Davidson
Mr. Crlmp Is manager o. the team. and Mr- Lin
berger captain
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23

very large unemployed class Of workers to which
they belong viii be a deplorable and regrettable
seton; therefore be e
Resolved, by the committee on manufactures Of
The Chamber q Commerce n the District Of Colum-
ma thar II views With deep concern the threatened
action above set FORTH and respectfully but earnest
y calls upon the Secretary Of the Navy ia Ire-
vent IT, the interests II the government VIII
permit be il further
Resolved. That the secretary Of the Chamber q
Commerce b. and he is hereby directed to for
ward 70 the President Of the United states and
10 the Secretary Of the Navy ofical COPY Of the
foregoing rreanble and these resolntions
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23

Secretary OF the Navy Meyer yesterday
attended a meeting Of the general board
of the navy, at which there was a discus
sion Of the status Of marines on board
ship. On March 3 President Roosevelt
issued new naval regulations, limiting the
functions Of marines. The marines pro-
tested TO Mr.. Meyer about this change in
the regulations.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
DEATH OF MRS. JONES.
WelI-known Woman Stricken IN
Apartments of the savoy.

Mrs. Anna Wallace Jones' widow Of
Charles S D. Jones and daughter-in-law
Of former Senator George W. Jones. OF
Iowa. died Of stomach trouble early yes
terday morning ar the Savoy apartments
She was sixty-seven years old
Funeral services will be held this morn
ing at 10 o'clock In St Johns Episcopal
Church. Lafayette square
Mrs. Jones is survived by three mar
ried daughters. living in Washington. and
a son, George W. Jones, employed in The
POst-Ofice Department.
The end was not unexpected When Il
was seen that Mrs. Jones was faillns
rapidly. her children took up their resi-
dence temporarily at the Savoy, and were
at her bedside when she died.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
BROWN TAKEN BACK.
California Bank EmpIOye Must An
sWer Charges There.

The requisitiOn OF Gov James y. Gill
lett. Of California. for the return TO Mana
County Of Harry H Brown. former
president Of the State Bank Of Calls
toga. Cal. was yesterday honored by
Chief Justice Clabaugh. OF the Districr
Supreme Court D. A Dunlap. sheriff
Of Napa County. left with the prisoner
yesterday afternoon.
Brown was arrested about week ago
on telegram from the California au-
thorities, saying he was wanted 10 an
swer 10 an indictment charging embezzle-
ment He tried TO obtain his release on
habeas corpus. but on the arrival OF the
requisition papers, decided 10 return 10
Calistoga- He denies any responsibility
for the failure Of the bank
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
GOODE BRINGS ACTION.
Former Indian Agent seeks Dam
ages Because Of Removal.


Mark Goode. former Indian agent OF
Norman. Okla. has filed a suit in equity.
naming as respondents James r Garfield
ex-Secretary Of the Interior. and United
States Senator'S Curtis and Ia Toilette
and ex-senator Teller. and Frank Thaek-
cray. Indian agent Of Shawnee. Okla
Goode was removed from Office follow
ing report made by The Senators named
who constituted a subcommittee OF the
Committee on Indian Affairs % the Sen
ate that lnvesti gated the conditions Of the
Mexican kickapoo Indians. some OF the
respondents were served In the case.
Go0de alleges that S215.ro OF money be
longing 20 The Mexican Kickap0os was
Improperly disbursed as the result Of
legislation recommended by the sUbc0m-
mittee and executed 10y Mr. Garfield as
Secretary Of the Interior. He also asks
Tor personal damages because Of his re-
mOvaI from ofice, but does not fix any
sum.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
HAYES TRIAL TO BEGIN.
Former Teller l. Accused of En-
beEzIeueur OF Funds

The trial OF Thomas C. Hayes. former
receiving teller OF the American National
Bank. who pleaded not guilty yesterday
10 an additional indictment IN connection
with the alleged embeZzIement OF de-
posits. viii be begun this morning in
Criminal Court No. /. before Justice
Gould.
The indictments refer 70 alleged false
entries between November. 1906. and Feb
ruary, 1877, OF sums aggregating about
s. 90. Jesse c. Adkins. special assistant
10 the Attorney General. and United
States Attorney Baker are conducting the
prosecution
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
CAUSED DISAPPOINTMENT.
Senators Root and Burton 10 Have
Charge Of Expenditures.

The announcement Of the standing com
mirtees Of the Senate. though the impor-
taEt asst ignmeuts had been forecast
caused disappointment in some quarters
and much amusement in others.
For instance, when such able Senator's
as Root and Barton were named as chair
men Of committees on Expenditures IN
the Department of State and the Treas
ury- a ripple Of laughter went around the
chamber. senator Stephenson was con-
vulsed when his name was Zead out as
the chairman OF the Committee on Ex-
pendiJures OF the Department OF Agrt-
culture
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23

special meeting of the Lincoln PARK Citizens
Association has been called By the President. d. A.
Edwards n its new quarters az the chapel Of the
Nativity. Massachusetts, avenue southeast, for tais
evening Of 5 O'Clock. One OF the objects of tbs
meeting IS 20 allow all who wish % Join 81 this
time 70 cone in a. charter members. as the organ
ization has not yet had us permanent COMMITTEES
appointed. The meeting vii be addressed by N. /
Weller on The deyelorrnent q East Washinglgn.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
SUES TO DIVIDE ESTATE.
Hunter Files Suit Asking that Inn
proved Property BE Sold.

proved Property Be Sold.
James William Hunter filed suit I'm the
District Supreme Court yesterday against
Henrietta c. Emerich et al. asking that
the improved property az 5000 NJ street
northwest and 11f Thirty-third street
northwest be sold, and the proceeds di-
vlded among the tenants in common Of
the property.
The complainant declares he Is entitled
to a share as one OF the heirs and next
OF kin or Elizabeth Hunter, who died in
testate. owning TIE property as a ten
ant in common with her three surviv-
ing sisters. The complainant Is represent
ed by Attorney George W. Drew.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23

Baddeck, British Columbia, March FL.
A. r. McCurdy. secretary Of the Aerial
Experiment Association. in Drome No. 4.
McCurdy's Silver Dart" made two sue
oessful fights.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23

Take LAXATIVE BROMO ouinins TabletS Dug
rists refund money If il fails 70 cure L W
GROVES SiEnar1s l. on sSeh DoI. 20
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
List OF Guests.
The list Of invited guests included:

John AgliOnby. George W. Atkinson.
Virgil Barb. J. O. Barrick Alfred Bates. ID. ".
Beach G.. W. Bender, r. Blessing, Hon G. n.
Bowers. n Il. Bradley. John 5. ByeTs Thomas L.
Byers.
II. NJ. Camp John G. Capers C. f. Chapline.
George h Child. Alex. ClOhan. B. r. Counelly.
A. e Cook. E V Crittenden. c. Il. CTOss. GeorEe
NJ Curtis
o. T. Darneu. Col ] william De Grange DaTid
Z. Dinger. ". ]. Dr7lmmOnd. 7. ". b. DuckEald
George r. DuuninE.
". /. Erwin. Theodore ETeTsole
]. NJ Feigley. ]. H. Feuton. S h. FentSn. 4. C.
Frey.
c. V Gates. William T. George. Harry Q. Gatzen-
danner Rev + ]. Gill.
Charles Hart, J. Z. Hart, E. C Hsa.hAz. J. J.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18
It Paws to Look Tidy,

Don't say that it doesn't matter
how you look around the house for
it does matter u good deal. It mat
tiers for the general credit Of the es-
tablish1aent, of which the feminine
head is the creditable or question
able representative; it matters III its
example to the children and to the
help; it matters to the husband and
father, who usually, if he is half a
man. feels d sense OF pride in the
appearance of his family. IT 'or
encouragement to him to .s-,s.yc l.4a eon-
fusion and caTeIessness 1n dresssand
waste and destruction running Iiot
about his dwelling. It is one oEthe
important duties of every woman to
keep herself and, house in as good
condition as possible, considering
her circumstances.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18
Prize Acre. Disfigured.

Several days ago the wind blew
down portion of Mr.. Trapp Nc
Manus' prize corn. breaking spme
entirely off. The next day he sent ar
old, colored man to haul the corn to
the house that had been broken
dow4sImagineAt Manus great
surprise when he learned that two
loads of his prize corn had been cut
down zand zhaule &up. Instead Of
hauling, only that,which was, broken
entirely; down, the old 'cofored nan
cut the corn thathad beeh bent over
by the " md. This was rsufici cient,to
cause Brother Tfapp to- lose both
his religion anda the prize, sbutiiwe
trust that he hasn't yetaost either.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18
Cog cooggenial Party II ! off for New, York.

Mr.. W. n. Turner, the proprietor
of the Corner Store, will. leave To-
day for New York to make his ant
nual fall purchase of merchandise
~ will2be e9accpmpanisd by Miss e
Samuel, Miss Madge Turner,
'iss Eileen ] ouzts, Miss Sophie, :,
Minis and Mr.. and Mrs. 81. b. San
ders. Miss Samuel will spend her
time studying the new millinery.
styles and, assisting Mr.. Turner IN
purchasing his large stock of mil
linery. Misses Madge Turner, Ell
leen QUITS and Sophie Minis are
going purely ffer===Rleaspres and will
spend the entire fortnight seeing
the Sight! of New ) orBs I Asithe
crops give promise of a large yield, |,
Mr.. Turner will make larger pur-
chases. than usual. In due season a
full announcement will be made Of
the. new purchases! ~ -tsf !, q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18

], Mrs, Ida, Boatwright of Ridgs
fSpfffin1g fffin1 Received q Very cordial well
a;6ac cgaf f-BaR haaaM monday ana
.suesday Of this week: She WIS 4
visitor at the. home of her SISTER
llIrs. Emma Dobsonq, q :. 4
Prof.aP. p. Bnrns ahas arrived
in Edgefeld and will travel an the
interest of the S. G, G. l. during
kthe remainder o.. nis Eacations Nc
member, of the 2faeulty I is more be
loved in Edgefeld than Prof. Burns
t--Rixes-Rros will maintain thf
E.rspgtatioH-ef thgYld house.Ihe1
atM.strongeF that over in having the
best and most reliable shoes in
Hfagefeld county. They fave$aoei
made By manufacturers who5sfand
behind them and they stand belinc
-, -. .,.-, ,c.-- r-a.1r1ayrrAklS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18
Mr.. 5MagsPu HfFted dlfE cott on.
Weigher. Ill

A largemu1sbeF9f farmers came
ta toWH Mppda8 toe east their bal ! :
lots; II. the election that was held to
seieet i cotton weighter fol. the town
oSfiEdSefeld!!2 z LfAftefo eotirfting the
ballots Mr.. Morgan 6 Wag Qleclared
elspWdsulgl dnasIHgggec 1913
votes ana NsfWygi l4ltI2 tQif S sHelbpes lS5' 5.
Had rot protracted meetings been
in progress st Red Ell, Horns
CreeKt NlgL apA. MrKendree, a
greater number Of votes would have
been cast. :, ;,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18
New, : Company Formally 4. = Or
4 ID i!iW Ioity9l5l:,Gsa.l .siSst 9ss]. ~
81, ganlZGQs aa.,ftI .3k,

4 -
The, stpekhplde of theaBeayer
Dam Mills met lThuysdagll lastsand
elected the following officers: .A w.
PaEker,, presidents j C.isSheppard,
,yiceypresid ,. Zimmerman,
treasurer; p. .Ea.gi olson, seereta-
ry and attorneyo .ThN dirertors are
E. W.,ParkeB B. F.Hzimmerman,
NJ: =, Marchant, W. 9. Cleveland,
B. T, TaylornJ.s Sheppard, W.
W. Adams, Thos. H. Rainsford and
"A. 3. Padgetta5dD N Il
Theymaterial ist being placed up
on the ground for enlarging the
building. Mr. M. T. Toney has the
contract for furnishing the lumbels
y "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18
Off For New York.

!sMafiJs ssos Peaako 2 Wifi Wifi leave this
AFTERNOON upon dhi5 annual Grip to
the Hofthspn andteastern smarkets
to- purchase his fall stoek Of goods
Watch The sAdvertiser for his am
nouncemsntiof the new arrival Of
eirly fall merchandise.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18
A Hard.strugE,gl
Many al an Edgeiisld Citizen Find \ |
The Struggle Hard. II 1

wa,
With distressing urinary diso11
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18
diversity p'''A B'S.' .n'eeY
Washington's Plague Spots.

Lie jn the low, marshy bottom
of the Potomac, the breeding ground
of malaria germs These germs
cause chills, feverand sagues bilious
ness, jiapndice, lassitqde, . weakness ca
and general debility and bring
/ suffering or death TO thousands
yearly. But Electric lBitters neFY9er
&fail to destroy them and cure ma
laria troubles. Tasy are best all
4 sound tonic saa aura fof Alariay Z ]
ever used, writes r M James, Of,
I,ouSI Iha. IS. vG TheS@frs &9maeh,
Ssliyer aJe ~ ii ssnd d bloea tpodbiehand
! vii prevent typhoid. Try them, soc.
Guaranteed BY ", &a8np9 y 70,
Penn IS Holstein, sue cessors to e
! S Penn & Son, ,sdRug istcfe = Y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18
TheAnllex .NeazBllcohpleted,

Before Mr.. Turner returns from
New York lthe GornHH Stores an
mex will be ready to receive the
large stbcE efotneWo millinery and
tailored suits for 1adigs.s Now that
he has ample room, Mr.: Turner will
give more attention to these de-
partments, making the annex one
of the, mests attractive q splaces in
town nf5fAaaia. Pie Sasemsnt room
which was formerly used for the
millinery will be- converted into a
rest room for out-of-town shoppers.
This will be an innovation that will
be greatly appreciated. M !.
4 8 = = - d
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-18
Best PaTt=in Post Script.

he proposed. to her By mail, and
81 Letter ahe fephed: .Hs read her
bSsf refaga. then : com mmItssed sui.
eide. Alas! Red besaliye today and
she a happy bEiae had he but read
tRee postscript On the other, side
Chicago News. h3S