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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-11
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LIST YOUR FARMS AND CITY PROP
erty with us. WEI. NJ MILLER G.
CO, INC.
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automDiIiIe6 5or SAIL

WE HAVE LIGHT DELIVERY
truck, suitable FOR carrying 1000 20
1900 pounds. fully equipped. in
closed all steel body. motor recent
~ ovcrhauled, body and chassis lust
repaintcd. tires in excellent condi-
tion,. which we will sell at $3.50.
original cost $1,000. This car is too
small for our business Must ba
quick sale. $50. care Times-Dis-
patch.
b BARGAINS IN USED CARS: FORD
touring, Chalmers touring, REQ tour
InG, overland touring, Overland
roadster. all In good tire, paint and
mechanical condition. OVERLAND
MOIOR Co. u Most Broad
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situations laanteo, scale

PHARMACIST. MAR
ricd and energetic, at present en-
ployed. open for position. January
20; experienced as manager Rest
of references Address l.. 4Sp. care
Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-11

FOR SALE. LOTS IN BARTON
Heights. Norwood. Falkland. Ginter
Park shade trees and just the place
i0r nome; easy terms. w @
StsE.HSH AW. 1904 East Cary Street.
I'@0o Will. BUY y GROVE AVENUE
home. goo block. eight rooms. three
baths. lot l73 feet deep Madison
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Flats J:Dr Rrnt
4eoultrp, }orts ann gthr Stork

THERE ARE NO BETTER FEEDS
Tor your moulting hens than Wv j.
r." dry mash and wv. j. T." scratch
iced Feed them and get the much
lay better and steadier when fed W" on
II, too. w. J. TODDS SONS, 426
North Sixth Street.
WANTED, PURCHASER FOR FINE
registered Berkshire SOW and six
shoats over two months old three
males and three females: SOW be-
tween two and three years old. all
OF show type. Prico for tho lot, SIS.
one exceptionally fine Berk shire
boar, grandson OF Masterpiecc. and
out of one Vanderbilt's imported
sowa; highest possible breeding all
through pedigree. A rare specimen
for fine shape. development and good
points: three years old: active as A,
pig; weight about five hundred.
Price, $50. Address Box 7y4, Rich
mond, Va.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30
SCHOOL TRUSTEES ARE
 ELECTED WITHOUT CONTEST

The school election yesterday in the city school district for trustees re suited in the overwhelming re-elec- ton of w. G. Tolleson by majority of ten to one over his opponent George Phelby, the candidate of the trades council for the position. The school board will therefore remain composed of exactly the same mem bers that have served during the past few years. pr l.. D. Dameron, Sims Ely. and w C. Tolleson. There was no interest to speak of in either the election in the city or the election in the union high school district. But few votes were cast. In the city not 200 votes were tallied. while in the union district not very many more were recorded.
 Tn the union high school district George Alkire was elected to succeed J T. Bone and w. L. McF'all was reflected to succeed himself
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

"Elizabcth' writes. Kindly publish again the prescription for stomach disorders and constipation have misplaced the letter giving the ingre- djents
 Answer. Go to your druggist and ask fer tablets triopeptne and take according to directions, and you will soon be entirely cured of all stomach trouble and constipation. This is the best treatment known for all kinds of stomach trouble.
 
 Anna" says: T am nervous hys- terical and very thin due to overyyork What can I take to regain my original vitality"
 Answer: You will gradually regain your original strength by using syrup of hypophosphites comp. oz.; tinc- ture ,cadomene comp, oz. Mix and take q teaspoonful before meals. This j~ the best system tonic that | Know of
 Mrs r R. asks. T am troubled with d large goitre and am very fIeshy; so much SD that I am uncomfortable What do you advise me to do?"
 Answer. t'ive-grain arbolene tab lets should he taken regularly If this is done your goitre and abnormal fat will gradually be reduced These tahlets are sold in sealed tubes. with full directions for home use.
 Edna T." writes T wish you would recommend d remedy for kidney and liver trouble l have dark spots before my eyes. dizzy spells and also twiugeS of rheumatism"
 Answer: | have received many let tcrs from people who have used the following remedy and been cured of sll trouble such as you mention Get three grain sulpherb tablets not sui- phur tabletsl, and take according to directions given. They are sold at any Well-stocked drug store and are thoroughly reliable.
 -Lause''-Get the following pre- scription filled and give 10 to l5 drops in water before meals to cure your little boy of bedWetting. Comp. fluid haimwort oz.. tinctJre rhusaro- matic. drams. and tincture cubebs, l dram This should be given one hour before meals
 Helen writes: My nostrils and throat are badly affected with catarrh and my breath is very offensive. ] also suffer great deal with head ache and pain in my eyes. Can any thing be done to help me-"
 Answer. Antiseptic Nilane Powder has been prescribed with great success and the number of letters received daily from the hundreds of grateful people Wno have been cured of catarrh would indicate its curative value. Get from the druggist q two ounce original package of Nilane Powder. mix a level teaspoonful with an ounce of vaseline or lard and apply well up in the ncstriIs twice day. Also use the fol- lowing in connection with the above To thoroughly cleanse the nostrils:
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

Use one-half teaspoOnful of the Nilane powder to d pint of warm water, snuff the water through the nostrils several times a day and your catarrh should soon be cured. To prevent a return this should be used occasion ally.
 Tom NJ" writes: T am only twenty years old. but my hair is fall ing out very rapidly. My scalp is covered with dandruff What can I get to cure it?'
 Answer: To cure dandruff and stop falling hair use plain yellow minyol. This you can get at any stocked drug store in oz. jars. and if used regularly it will cure any scalp dis ease and prevent premature badness Many people have reported a cure by using two or three applications
 J. w" writes: T should be the happiest woman in the world if could find d true remedy to help me gain flesh. l have regular features but l am so thin that I am homely Can you give me a prescription?"
 Answer. l receive daily so many gratifying letters from users of three grain hYponUclane tablets These little tablets can be bought at any up-to- date drug store in sealed. packages Full directions are given I advise that you begin taking them at once report that d two months treatment
  30 pounds Hypo- Nuclane tablets will also improve your complexion. giving you rosy cheeks and lips and an in creased sparkle in the eyes
 American Girl" writes: For some years l have been troubled with rheu- matism. have tried almost every cure, but they did not help me"
 Answer: The best known prescrip- tion for the cure of rheumatism is: Iodide of potassium, drams; sodium salicylate. drams; wine of colchcum F oz.. comp. essence cardiol l oz: comp. fluid balmWort. 1 Oz and syrup sarsaparilla, oz. Mix by shaking well in bottle and take a teaspoonful at meal time and at bed time, and ! cured. if you continue it's use for a short time
 Frank $" writes T would like to have the formula for reliable cough cure as 1 have very severe cough which is becoming very annoy ing
 Answer: The best remedy that know of for coughs and colds is made by mixing a , 12 Oz, bottle of con centrated essence mentho-laXe with a home made sugar syrup. You will find full directions on the bottle how to make and use. This will make a full pint of the finest and cheapest cough medicine Obtainable. Send $1 LOO for Dr. Bakers Book on ] Health and Beauty (Advertisemen
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30
FINANCES AND
 MARKETS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

NEW YORK; March 29.-The up ward movement of stocks went for ward briskly today. Trading was unusually active for a Saturday ses- sion and there was a keen demand for all the leading stocks The days gains amounted to from one to two points in many cases. The rise since the beginning of the week reached about six points for Reading and Amalgamated Copper, four to five points for Union Pacific. Smeltng. Lehigh Valley and Canadian Pacific and two to three points for a long list of other issues.
 The demand for stocks in which
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

there was large short interest is believed to exist was urgent. This was particularly true of Reading and Union Pacific More cheerful news from the flooded districts improved the conditions of the money market and also encouraged operations on the long side. The bank statement made the expected good showing Bonds were irregular.
 Stocks
 Amalgamated. 73 38: Smelling, 70lt; santa Fe. 102; St. Paul, 114A. New York Central. 1Q512; Pennsyl- vania, l1S 34; Reading 161A; South ern Pacific. 101A: Union Pacific. 1928: Steel, 617s; pfd., 1o7 3-4 Sil-
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30
CORNERING HER

Little James. while at a neighbor'S was given d piece of bread and but ter, and politely said Thank you" That's right. James. said the lady. 'I like to hear little boys say thank you"
 Well" rejoined James. if you want to hear me say it again you might put some jam on it."-New York MaiL'
 SAW ROBERT ONCE
 Ever see Mantell?"
 Yes. once"
 Tn what part?"
 Sherlock in The Merchant of Venus ''-Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30
etaIs

Metal market dull practically nom- inal unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

Send $1.00 for Dr. Bakers Book on Health and Beauty.-( Advertiser
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-17
OLD SWEET SPRINGS

OLD SWEET SPRINGS. August ] 6,
There seems to he no abatement
in that spirit Of cordial hospitality
among the guests which has been SO
emphasized here this season and dur
ing the past week II has taken various
attractive forms of expression.
The swimming pool which ia always
popular rendezvous for the younger
set presented very gay scene on Sat
urday evening, the occasion being n
pool party given by Miss Louise Buck
ingham. of Memphis, in honor Of her
guest Miss De1ite Wooiey, Of New
York City. The feature OF the evening,
OF course, was the high diving and
swimming and after the enjoyment OF
all the aquatic possibilities a supper
was served in the reception room
where a big open fire added TO the
cheer OF the evening. Mrs, Stavy, OF
West Virginia. and Mrs. Poston. OF
Memphis. chaperoned the young party
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-17

which consisted of Miss Proudifit.
Memphis Miss Paxton, Washington:
Miss Mcneil. Chicago; Miss Benoist.
ST Louis: Miss Stacy. West Virginia;
Miss Sheppard. Huntington: Pernaix
Brown. Maryland; Palmer Stacy,
Lewis Stacy. West Virginia, Frank ".
CorIey Richmond; william Paxton.
Washington; Evelyn Buckingham.
Memphis; Francis Payne, Cameron
Lewis. III, Charleston; Tom Haskins,
Richmond: Pegram Warren. Bacons
Castle.
The first large children's party OF
the season was given on Friday even
ing by Bettie and Mary Carter. the
lovely children of Major and Mrs J.
Mel. Carter r. s. A.. celebrating their
nth and 9Th birthdays respectively
All the children of the place fifty-s
strong we're included In the generous
invitation and the spacious green
lawn hung with Japanese lanterns
made a beautiful setting for the happy
little people. A grand march started
the evenings Joys while games galore
and a souvenir gift for each child with
that childish raison d'etre. for all par
ties, plentiful refreshments made the
evening q bowling success literally
and figurativeiy.
No week would seem complete In us
social record here without at least
one card party and this week the host
esses Of most delightful one were
Mrs. Brockenhorough and her daugh-
ter Mrs. George Evans. Of Washing
ton, who entertained delightfully."- with
the game on Friday morning. The
hostesses were assisted in receiving by
Mrs. w. G. Kelly. of Charleston. ana
in serving by Miss Shields, OF Rich
mond, and Mrs Paxton, Miss Gard
ner, of Washington, Mrs Holt, News
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-17

port News: Mrs. Ciarkson, MenphtN&
Mrs Vaughan, Richmond; Mrs. caE
ter, Washington; Mrs. Asker, Jeck
sonville; Mrs Melting, Baitimore: 49,
Sheppard. Huntington, Mrs Wrkn
New Orleans; Mrs. Arnold. ALBANIA
A delightful party recently arrfvss
from Norfolk. are Mrs. A. X. StaA@&
bury and child, Mrs. r. r. kennon -
children, Mrs. r. Fl. Hobbs, Miss Hete
Hobbs and Miss Virginia Hughes. 49,
Stansbury has a beautiful lyric sopk
no voice with which she delighted ~
guests on Sunday evening. sss3|
The latest arrivals here are DIR. Ml1
Mrs. X w. Enerton, Baltimores
Holder Kennedy and son. MeMpn
Mrs ]. G. Ward, Mrs. =. M. Hon1f0
Aberdeen. Miss J. w. Palmer. 80
phis: Harris Fleming. Louisville:
John McAllister, Mrs r. w. Su1tf
Canonsburg, Pa; Frank Corley, H.
mond; Mrs. j. N. Sebrell ana
dren, Norfolk: Mr.. and Mrs. A. HxS
dus, Louisville; Mrs. s. b. Mcf10M
Memphis. r. Saunders Foster.
Foster. st. Louis; Wylie Cook. IT.
folk; ]. w. Atkinson, Joel Fe9
Richmond Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. g.
win, Baltimore; Bierne Kenney.
York; Mrs. A. r. Sauer. New Orl31
Miss Allen, Memphis. Mr.. J. G.
and wife, Memphis; Rev. Mr. Rn1~
N. Meade. Pittsburgh: Mrs.
Meade. Miss Meade, Baltimore:
Catherine Coke, Miss May Moir N1
din, Roanoke: Mr.. and Mrs. ], B,
ander, Augusta: Mrs. A. s.
Louis IArus. Richmond. Va s
Mr. George w. Koiner vtrM
Commissioned of Agriculture,
family, of Richmond. are among
arrivals of the week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-17
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, August
7f~Gone are the summer days. tenn
rerarily eclipsed the heartening light
ard hear Of the blazing July sun, and
over all the earth. moisture aaden
now with the vapor.ngs OF many pro-
longed rains. the dark shadows OF sue
eeeding sunless hours have darkly
fallen.
But plucky Blue Ridge. undisrnayed
by the wet and chilling touch OF old
piuvius. has drawn the mantle OF her
.inner cheer closely around her shtver-
ing frame. and with smiling and un-
dannted face has hung defiance In tho
teeth Of the adverse elemonts@ Roar
ing log fires, built high within the
wide mouthed chimneys. give crack
ling battle to oil encFoaching chiils,
while the good-natured throngs that
gather within the radiating warmth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-17

act ~ \ gaily chattering bulwark
against tho intrusion OF depressAnt
thought.
Pursuant to the very noticeable
change in the weather. interest IN all
forms OF indoor amusenents has been
clearly on the increase for the past
few days. the writing rooms and par
Tors being hourly thronsod with folk
seeking soiact for thu stsn6Y down.
pour outside, while all the lu00aes ana
vcrnndas have been blocked w1en ooa-
ems OF card tables, around which va
rious groups OF animated contestanta
are busily engaged. Some expert
bridge players are now donncdled hare.
among those who are specially not
abba for the briliiAncy OF their play
being Mrs. walter n. Addison. OF
Iynchburg; Miss Gabrielle Page. OF
Richmond, and Mrs Julian Chtsoln.
of Petersburg, widow Of tho csls-
brated specialist. the tats Dr.. Julian
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-17
NATURAL BRIDGE

NATURAL BRIDGE. Aug. LITTLE
recent days have been so cool that
there has been = log fire in the lobby
and tho summer colonlsts were glad
10 carry their embroidery and bridge
to IN cheering warmth The Bridge
ID positively ovsrf1owtng with guests
during these Iats summer days Every
nook and corner Is hiled and sun
there are many demands for rooms
that muat remain unsatisfied With
the summer season sim at high dee,
appatcnttons are already coming in Tor
fail reservations, for this In an all
year-round resort and In very popular
during The beautiful days At that
eeanon q number OF people come here
from the White and the Hot and Nm
ger In these pleasant ways OF the
Bridge before saying goodbye to the
mountains entirely.
On Saturday evening the ballroom
was very gay with = large number OF
dancing couples and many spectators,
A very pleasant event OF tho past week
was the lecture given on Monday even
by the Hon. RobAxt NJ. Hughes, OF
Norfolk, subject .Love-makinx in the
OlAaa Times" He delighted his au-
dt>a,cA with his many charming bits
az anacdote Of how the colonial beaus
ana bellies told the old. old story. Al
ter the lecture Mr.. Hughes was pre-
n'eo n .sr:s avn hue
~ ~ a.,ns 80 r,.ysA sost,y the
Hnu ns ~ssnS
" 's-s-. ..,orv 4. n.rpv to
~ ~s..-r ~ NJ James
= Uun. ~ - 49, rx,s,.,r rcr6or. ~
n;ss. r.r..~r,.r. ~ TIA nrtdre
s Hacnmono n.s.s ~." -
~, nany - 49, v-,u,. =, r.r,~> Mar
SnrsoSS W nav. toinea the
yin. .. S ca,enw N
Nh ana NJ. n q Williams. Of
.se.n. y. ~A~...v r.,ns - the
Iyncnon s -. ... .suenHy c en- a so TUG
1 ~ 80, .ra ~. y stron~. Of
i~-s~L,,,r y 80 cv.r frcyn the
1 Wr... ya. :" =: 49, c ~ ~..r '
~ wsi,s. rs....cr ~ Roanoke,
!. .ns.A,r~ 49, e.,.~ :, rs Rridre'
~. sc.ts p.,-s.s - Richmond.
An.,w v,.s,~1 ~. ~r,hsr hare
NJ nnnisn x.Sanso. ~ Norfalk.
~ $3.50. 49, - ~s.s.s.I.
1mone ~ - M...nsn 49, Master
fr-s u g nvyrrrnh"r~ nave re-
tnrnsd here aStSr ! nshinx trip.
mar. sa soms "a Az" ~. thsn went on to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-17

Roanoke, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl.
Shultz, Of Buchanan, were a motor
party that came here for the week
end.
Mrs A. A Mullen and Miss Anna
snead. of I.ynchburg, are now visiting
the Bridge.
Mr.. Frank f. Hoffman and daugh-
ter, of NewburGh. n. Y. are among
the latest arrivals
Mrs A. .. Hazard. the Misses Hav-
ard and Mr. T. r. walmsley, of New
Orleans. make a motor party that are
soJourning here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Littig, Of Roa-
noke, accompanied by Mrs. Wilmer,
of Baltimore. came here in their motor
car for .he weekend,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-17

Chisolm. OF Baltimore. Miss Noon.
Of Chatham; DR.. and Mrs.. Phflips. OF
North Carolina and Mrs. II. A. Smith,
Of West Virginia. and several cther
dsvotees Of the game have all their
local regulations to sustain and In
terest wakes high, even among the dill
tantte contingent. In the rather won-
derful scores resultAnk from the vara-
Gus games.
Under the graceful auspices Of Mrs.
B. p. Pope. OF Roanoke. who organ
ICED the fete. the guests Of the hotel
were pleasantly entertained on last
Friday evening with Z bridge party.
given from until II o'clock In the
ANNEX card room Of the main build
ing. Attractive score-cArds had been
arranged for the destgnaticn Of the
seats Of the various guests. and at
the conclusion Of m interesting gams
tors at each table.
Quests continue to pour In almost
on every train. until It would ssem
hotel and cottages had now bean
surely reached
Among the charming arrivals OF the
past week II that OF Mrs. J. NJ. Lewis.
Of Roanoke. who has como TO HiuA
Ridge for a stay Of several weeks
Mrs. James lizard. Of Roanoke. who
has been such q general favcrtts here
for tho past month. left on Thursday
for . visit 20 Lynchburs ana other
points before rsturninE to her home
Mr.. and MrA George Caskie and
family, o. Lynchburg, By their de-
parture last week, left m irrepArAnie
gap In the pleasure Of the general rou-
Mr.. John Young, o. Richmond. lsft
Friday 10 Join her husband before
starting on an extended tour through
Canada
has also been = guest here. has lett 20
Join his daughter. MT. Edward Tuck
M. and Mrs.. Allan Burrow, Of Nor
folk, accompanied by two OF their
children. arrived on Monday for visit
Mr.. and Mrs J. ". Carlton and
| Mrs. and Mrs- r. J. Carlton, Of Rich
mond. arrived at Blue Ridge last
Miss Margaret Dalton. Of winston
salam. N. c.. LETT on Tuesday to Join
| Z house party In that Stata.
| Mr.. poniphan Owen and MI. VIII
lliams. who were guests hero last
week. have returned to IynchburE In
| Mrs. william White and son, 81
NOrf0ik. have been warmly welcomed
| here by their many friends
! Mr.. l. n Warren. o. Richmond,
has Joined his wife and danEhtes
here.
ancs Noon. OF Lynchhurg. arrived OF
h Tuesday for . stay Of e0me time.
4 General Saunders Rillups. Of Co
4 lvmAua. Misa., who hAs bean nick krl
sems weeks past continues steadily
Nr. blair Banistsy. Of NSw Ycrl
city. n on Z visit 70 his family here
|, M. Walter 7. Addison u spending
tAtU vsrxtion WITH his vie ana son, q
Amene stAsss registered auriny tn,
IpNst week ers; DF. j.. Williams
81 RUcky Mount; r. q. KiAniA9, noA,
Inoke; Il. II. CplpepAr. Norfolk; n. Is
II NTilltaNa, I1nchbur4; Mr.. and Mrs.
| 0eoygo B. Ne0rAth, Norfolk: G. y
| Dexor. Ian UyA14taOo; M, ana Ara
IN. u Coleman. Noa1ek4; II. n. An
| 9Nll Roanoke; Arb, n. s. Harrison
~ HasGlo Hin and NtQ LAltA Hin
ef Nlchsnopd: Nh. ana Mr.. JAWel
| npnnoo. Alahayme; MIa a. i. 00WN'
|tiay, philadslphtA: ~ = xlno. LvncA
burg; NJ IAyaer. IUHohhngg; pr
II A. WILLIAMS L3nehhNr6: MIA !
| n News Jacleoaville, H4A-; NiSo xe11l
/ Wuntjngton, w. Va; Mn ]. q. HAythe
|IlHnchhNsGs Ard Miaa MaY CA4ph4ll
II W4nth@11nr1. sIex; Aa1ef W
sI -: ~ ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-17

Elisabeth Taylor, panviils; Mrs. J. T.
puigufd ana Miss Gertrude Duiguid.
L1nchburg; Miss Alice lizard. Mr.. John
lard and Mr.. C. H. Quinn. Roanoke;
&c. G. Campbell, Richmond. and A. G.
Fox. Salem.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-19
A Delightful Entertainment.

A number of young folks enjoyed
a party given at Mr.. and Mrs. C. B.
Frees last Monday evening. After
the games refreshments were gra-
ciously served by Misses Kathryn and
Helen Free.
Those present were: Misses Odell
Jenkins, Nettie Mitchell, Thelma
Lewis, Kathleen Jenkins, Evelyn,
Arrie, Josephine, Sallie, Reba, Gladys
and Harrie Dell Free; Messrs Edwin
Bruce, w. D. Rhoad, Claude Smoak,
Charlie Virgins, Drayton Mcmillan,
Robert Fielder, Charlie D. Free, DR..
Thomas Black, Tillman Fielder, Willie
Dickinson, Will Brabham, Bolton
Hair and Ralph Simmons.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-19
FEEL RIGHT
ALL THE TINE.
Don't Let Periodical Spells Of Lazy
Liver Ruin Your Temper
and Spoil Your Work.

If your liver doesn't behave right
ell the time-if it sometimes stops
working and you become bilious and
"headachy"-don't take calomel, but
try Dodson's Liver Tone.
You are safe in taking Dodson's S
Liver Tone. It's a harmless, pleas
ant vegetable remedy that starts the
liver without stirring up your whole
system as calomel often does. 1t is
especially good for children who need
a liver tonic once in while, but who
should not be dosed with strong
drugs.
Dodson's Liver. Tone is sold by
Peoples Drug Store. This store guar
antees it with a clean open and shut
guarantee-your money back with a
smile if it fails to satisfy you. Price,
so cents bottle, and your money is
as safe as if you had it in your pock-
ct. If you need the medicine you
need it badly-if it doesn't satisfy
you-your money back. Buy bot
tie from Peoples Drug Store today
under this guarantee.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-19
NOTICE OF PROPOSED ELECTION
To Whom it MAY Concern:

10 whom IL May COuCeIu.
You will please take notice that
sundry petitions signed by citizens of
the county of Bamberg, calling for
an election to be held in the county
of Bamberg on the subject of whether
liquor shall be sold within the coun-
ty, has been filed in my office.
The. said petition purports to car
ry GA names of citizens of the coun-
ty, and it is alleged are qualified as
electors to vote in the elections with
in this county on the subject of sale
of liquor.
Any and all persons are respect
fully invited to inspect the said
proposed petitions and to make any
criticism thereof that may be proper
or objections thereto, between now
and July 10th, 1913.
Unless the correctness of the said
petitions are challenged and proved,
the undersigned as Supervisor will
call an election, as provided by the
laws of the State; said notice of elec-
ton will be given on July 10th, 1913.
E. c.. BRUCE,
Supervisor Bamberg County.
Bamberg, S. c., June II, 1913.