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La Junta tribune., 1914-01-17

increasing volume. sweeps ON until
II reaches this point. where the au-
gust display begins.
Suddenly. In differ-:,t places In
the river bed jagged. rocky reefs are
upraised. dividing the current into
four rivers. aud these. IN n mighty
plunge OF eighty feet downward. dash
on their way. or course. the waters
are churned into foam aud roll over
the precipice white as are the gar
ments OF the morning when no cloud
obscures the sun. The lovsliest Of
these falls is called The Bridal Veil.
beca use II is made OF the lace which
is woven with q warp OF falling WA
ters and 4 woof OF sunlight Above
this and near the right hank IL =
long trail Of foam. and this II called
The Bridal Train. The other chan.
nels are not 70 fair as the one called
The Bridal veii.' but they are more
fierce and Wild. aud carry In their
furious sweep mors power.
One OF the reefs which divides
the river in aidehsaaei runs W 70 .
peak. and on this . family OF eagles
have through the years. aaybs
through the ceatsrtss. made their
Aoas ssd rssreA their yesas. Oh the
very verge Of the sbyss asd amid the
fvll eehess Of The rssouaAlng boon
Of the falls. Surely the eagle 10 .
fitting symbol Of pssfect seasissaness
sad of that exultxtsoa Which comes
With battle cismoss.
Hut these falls are but . begin.
Mag. The greater spienAor sue.
ceeds. with swiftes flow the startled
waters dash on. and within = few
feet take their secoad plunge In =
solid crescent over . sheer pr~cipi.r.
:1e feet. TO the abyss below. On the
brink there II = rolling crest of white.
dotted here and there. In sharp son.
trast. with shining eddi~s Of green.
~ might = necklace Of emerald SHIN.
n ~ ON = throat Of snow. and then
the leap and fall.
Here more than foam II made
tsie the waters ar" shivercd int0
flr. cy spray. whittier and fi"sr than
spv miraeis that ~ fell from lnjis
IGna. while from tn. depths below an
evssiaseias vapor rs-es---ths m"rnse
Of the waters 70 the watsr'a uosi.
piaaiiy. through the long. sarlond.
- days. the svn ssnds down bis
hsans. ssd 70 give the stArtins sene
IL efowaisg spIsndor wreaths. the
tsrrOs asd The glory n . rsiaho~
AsIo. On either sullsa bsnk the ~.
tsenitlss Of ~ arc are aachossd. aud
tAsrs ln ~ nAay colored robes Of
tight Il slAsls est. sssstshs1 abess
~ abyss like wssatAs ef flowers
eoeve . ssoulsAss. W through tAo
Qosy go ~ tssFss - sveslastins
~ sssssls. 49, esosl - = ~
La Junta tribune., 1914-01-17
sssOsnt,xE FALux.
Judge T.. 4. tsODdWta's Description
of HthsiOse Falls Given Plare
In COagr~~siOasl Rscusd

Senator william +. Borah read be-
fore the United States senate Decem-
ber Sth, Judge e. G. Odwin's de-
scription o. Shoshonc Falls. Idaho.
written by the dean OF western sdi-
tors In his book. THE Comstock
Club" twenty-five years ago. The
Record printed the excerpt In full.
giving official governmental recoEnt-
tion OF the beauty OF the description.
The following IL taken from the Con-
gr-ssional Record OF December sth:
Mr. Borah-Mr. President. I am
going to take the liberty Of reading
to the senate . description Of one Of
the great scenic displays Of this
country. about which very few peo-
pie know anything about. ssd which.
too. Ia going the way OF all others.
10 destfvctioa. want 10 put II the
Record - . Desnaaeat piece Of lit
essture . description Of this piece Of
great natural scessry from the gift.
ID pen Of the veteran. s1itos Of the
vest. c. &. Oosdw This 10 . de-
srdpsioa Of what are kaeva - ths
iAssAoss rsjls. In he sasts sf Ida.
no.
They are the rivals Of Niasars.
Never anywhere else vas there such
u acese: ssvsr any who're slss vas 20
beautiful . picture Asns II 70 rude .
frame: as,sr any y~he.s else on .
background 70 forbid1iss ssd weird
we're ~ nasy slories clustsesd.
"Arovnd and beyond there IL moth.
Ing but the deasrt--sers. siIeat. itfs-
less. ~ though Desolstioa had build.
81 there everlasting thrones to sor.
row and despair.
Away back In remote ages. over
the withsred breast Of the desert.
\ river Of fire 100 miles vide and
600 miles long was turned. A. the
fiery mass cooled. IL red waves b.
came tsassstxsd and surpsd black.
stving 70 the double dsssrt IN In.
6sscsibahly blastsA and fostl1dies
face. Bet while this river Of fire
was II now . river of water was
fishtias ~ way ACROSS Il or hes slaes
nsds ~ var aud forged out for
itseie aAannsi through the mass.
TAis eAssasl looks iiks the grave ef
. veleass tAse hss BEEN robbed Of
Ia leaI.
''but right bstwssn IL csvmbiias 9
and PsDsllast wslls . trsnsftgvra.
tisa auosass. Asl sueA . Dletsrsi
A slves - lsr1ly - ths hu1soa -
ths 0Aie. sDsiasias fsea ~ 1Isesst
asv sssses1 Ts1sss, VIII vaess
tsnaaoosoae- = o1oss. ~ gFeso. -
sasso11s 5akiaajssase .fIsw ~ tsvs6
La Junta tribune., 1914-01-17

: 81 slli q - Hf|H - aa<a- --aaI-
pulls. 70 put Off the sandals from
their feet. under an overnasterins
Consciousness that the spot on which
they are standing Is holy ground.
"rAesr ! nothing. .'..-Aer. ,'l.
rs; notAaes half 20 weird. 70 Wild. 20
eeSatiful. 20 clothed In majesty. 20
wrapped with terror; nothing else that
Fe~akens Impressions At once 70
|ssartlios%s - ~insona. "a. profound.
While jOurneying through the desert
70 come suddenly upon II. the specta-
'c'e gives one something Of the emo
lions thAt would BE- experienced to
behold a resurrection from the dead.
10 the midst OF what seems like .
dead world suddenly there springs in
70 irrepressablc life something 70
marvellous. 80 grand. 70 caparisoned
with loveliness and irresistible
might that the head Is bowed. the
strained heart throbs tumultuously,
sAd the a~ed soul sinks 10 its knees"
La Junta tribune., 1914-01-17
Ncsth 10 Saaao Cassl CSopasy-No-
esre Of stoeAAssasss AssaAi NseslsS

stock hold.ra OF the North La Junta
Canal Company win be held at the
cehool House in North i.A Junta, at
ttsv ., M. January u. 1914. for the
tors lrNyihg the annual assessment
LOT maintenance and operation and
such other business AN may properly
come before said meeting.
J. II. LYNGAR,
Secretary Treasurer.
FIRST publication. January 10. 1914
Last publication. January 3l. 1914
La Junta tribune., 1914-01-17

Clerk of the District Court
ftrrt publication. January ~. lsit
.A.t publication. February ~. isit,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29
.H5JaH6i. .RIAIYHn
A1 PH0SPECt GAURCH
SUNDAY SCHOOLS OF AN.
DRSGG2Ff9I DERSGG2Ff9I IN IN SESSION
MANY ADDRESSES
Sunday school Institute j Of tlie
Saluda Association win Adj
tourn Today

Numbers of Anderson people went
to. New. Prospect church yesterday,
about six miles from Anderson, to at
tend the Baptist Sunday School Insti-
tute Of the. saluda County Assoeia-,
tion. The association was In, session.
all day yesterday. with dinner on the
grounds. and will remain in session
until this afternoon. Dinner will again
be served. ~
Wsen4 the agsociatior contenad yes-
terday morning the organization was
taken up, with the result that DIR. A.
l.. Smethers of Anderson was chosen
president OF the association while MIR.
Wright of Honea Path was selected
as clerk.
The program as arranged for yes
/ terday was splendid and much interest
was manifested by the large Number
of delegates In attendance. The first
address delivered! was that by. Rev
Reeves. pastor OF the First Baptist
Church OF Honea Path. Mr.. Reeves
spoke on, the subject. "The Sunday
School Force as Character Enild-
or" and made profound impression.
This address was followed, by. the de-
yutiunal meeting, this being conducted
by Dr.. John f. Vines. pastor of the
EtrSt Baptist church, of. Anderson
Henry Milford Of Long Branch deliyi
orgd5a splendid lecture on. the subject;
fMii5iJs an essential 10 Sunday Ssho0f
Progress" The next speaker ON the
program, Judge w. r.. Cox OF Andef-,
son delighted his hearers with his ADJ
dress "Baraea and Pbilathea Clnss
: Work" Judge Cox knew his subject
and handled IL skilIfni1y. The session:
wuoy uEua5ns. tUEss 1;;:,;15 r.. sstss =,
lltie Estes address, r'Hhe Work of tie
Primary Department 80,
night session was opened with
the fof Rev. o. l.. Orr as mod
orator and Rev w. B, Hawtins as
itsirVtITaTT y H5;;fsttsssy- &C.: ~.
session Tfn first address heard was,
that Of Hon. C. IS. Earle, who deliver
cd !: splendid address. So well pieas-
sd was the audience with tho effort
iJielivered bv MIR. Earle that ttey-ur n
imously aoteli 20 have It reprinted ia
the County papers and in the Baptist
Sourior Ono of the best features or
The session was fha addgcss delivered
by W.. n. TRteto tof Beitorl, who spoke'
on The Sunday School as an Efafi-
ge1istic Force
The uloEIing session today viii con.
aist OF addresses by w li.i Tate and O.s
4 ~ Tate and Elias Earle. Foilowf1g
the nonel lpsioIs of tiisse addresses tiiel
tnissio oharSy serpUn will bs preached
/ by Rev. w -. !. Hawkins: This Will
begin promptly ut Ii o'clock. following
which the dinner will be served and
the institute will have come to an
end: -;
One event of interest to take place.
; today will be the report Of the COM
mlttee appointed to iHYsstlgate the de-
sireabih ihty OF chanBing the name &C.
Z The nrenEization. 1t iE nr0posed that
Eahonle lnaiitute to the BapEat sS5lrl-
14AssoE issfon 9Ild III Is: ~ liable that
! the mango, will be made.
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and gees as far as .some of the North
Auderson DereIcrment Companys
property. ..t..
Thee fen acres OF land are beinE
cAt into bnilding lotD, the size OF each
lot TO be about 80 $50 feet. Streets
n:c "a, pst through and tie. pfopeI
~ 10 teing we'll laid off.
tWR' are going. ioiEslI theGesIet8 for
$3.50 so $500, depending upon their 10
catlon. :aid Mr. Horton. yr'derdly,
and VIC are goalS To require only
email deposit TO clO5c the dcal, eay
$40. The balance Of the purchase
price Will tc paid in ainall monthly
taEtallments.. the deferred payments
TO bear no interest and the new ptfr-
cbagers to be'frec. Of ftaxatlon. Should
y purchaser die after paying as much
o3 Ons-hfif of lhe original ipi;c'rlNG
price ,nisi .4mpap" enters into an
agFagiuent, = bg which th,, estate will
be given a. deed TO the lot without fur
ther payments. Should a person die
before .'Io.ioT She: 7 as. .,pi~--- A, ini:fiI
az oBe.haif tie purchase price, the
deed will bs furnished the heirs, pro-
vldeil the estate paVo enough ..,ruuke
all the payments total one-haif the
purClase price. II i9 kind nj an IT,.
6urance proposition injected into the
real estate business, and,it Is going to
work vol ami be popular. = There Is
no rcGsor now Why Gvcrybp iy va
wants q hons of his own shouId not
be able to get IT.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29
t'F6 nc 70 - -t5.t- - a. st.l - .4-
HUNDREDS Nll lIl.lL GONE
70 Els CONVENTION
PLANS UNDERWAY FOR EN-
PERTAINING
MEETS HERE. i'm JUNE
State i i Associations VIII Bring BEST
People on Earth' to
Anderson
MEETS HERE in JUNE

The, Anderson lodge of Elks is in
receipt of advises from George d.
Levy. president os lhs State Associa-
tion of Elks, and Lotus H. Cary of
Greenville, district deputy and grand
exalted ruler for South Carolina,
which Indicate that The coming state
convention, to be held din Anderson.
June 1918, will be the most success
full afaflr the Elks have ever held I'm
South Carolina. From all the lodges
in the state there VIII be q big delega-
tions, and more especially from the
newer lodges. Of the. state. Spartan
burg plans TO send almost its entire
membership, having already secured
80 automobiles for that purpose. The
Spartanburg lodge will take in 81
new members al its next meeting and
practically all of the "slIort horns''
will be here for tue meeting. e.
The railroads. have. granted a rate
Tor, this OCCASION OF one and one-h8if
fare, plus fifty cents, from all points
of the state and this viii be responsi-
BILE. for large number making the
trip. -, ,.3
By the time the association convenes
the local lodge Will be- installed in
Its magnificent new home, which IS
now in course of CONSTRUCTION and
viii; be in q position 10 care for the
guests In right foyal fashion.
=. A. letter reseixed from L. II. Cary
yesterday says that every indication
r;cints 10 Anderson; having the big
Gest crowd :sincsi thefassociation was
organized and every Elk in the state
Is anticipating The coming of the coh-
Yentlon with delight
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!
y 2: q E..E ~
Cen ms he's y
os snDV9si1 q Ia S.
R,sEsea Heess

ltsts Horton Of lile Andef1r - q
ssatle tsasSlk 3: said
that rs - beil 1go5baf6ed Hfti i4I J.
sssiffea bout "a new ~ n m ef,fn.
has adopted 8f0F, seliink s .eer-
If,id seems TO Sc aneatil3R SsiFit
Sg6f 81
& IA n lfAvh sslt. fsi = - + est 4 II s.us
ih5 ht c6nfhRsiy cliFl isl fs,il5
TSS..sss;isrg ten acres. sifnatess stssk north.
west OF the city Il borders On 1'rihbia
slFesf Just Ql' paiss she mems lands,
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Z 10 VIC r.llNTs F0R S1TIEII.

II haF nice lot of the best oxtfa
early: :syaFfe Ties. iced were soHn
80 esd tIaes I.eee.. are
and laEss not too tender 10 grow when.
tranYBI ). .i3,sss
AlSf y EstsI. fsIsEGIit y EREtys'
anHsS fafgtt ;.ls1flf improved tor, ntne
years les dos the Capada. line
the aet sJSlooth Tomato,ylJl
cpltisg lon Price fEc per doz., $1.O9
"a. Also tone .bsRF june Fink.
st9ne.e Early ausfier.a .ak ,s0t per doz,
dress st same price. ITO. Isl Cronier,
'.aI%gs =:
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29
S0UTIfERN IiAIIWlE..
Psslaier. Carrier az itils saouiil
IN C COANEGTs on sTfi5siiH nl, ,iIis iisf5fSf
.RAILsFAE.
aeIsgn, I. 8 etISs -, 80 ~

~ = = -
4ehedul Il Ieectlv6 jan. Isl li1lz
~. B. the following Rciednte fsures
are published only as inforrnatl6 on and
sSs6 fIoss s s;;iisi a. 80
Arrival and departure Of trains from
AndorBUn, 3. c. ;s.f,s &. & a
ics Arriving FROM Titlei
20 sGreenvilIe and BeEson. 81 $50 8. IN.
20 GreenNille and Bel : 80 . !. :. 80 a; tn
lR Chaflaatosf, Columbia and !: ss
BeItoH. through aIeepe i. ,
Belt2ll IL: 80 q. ma
12 Atlantai WalhAlla ands
u Senac 81 .,,;s.., =. -. 8: 81. q. sIss
% fsIeEnylll le.bId ton :, 2 /: 25 b. M.
70 tktiaaea WalhaIla, ara i. i.
is..s,s ...s.s ~. N.
sspeei.g ~. 5:6a .. d.
IL hRgleetoH. poIgmbi biaaHd
BsIton. Through coach Is ~: Ss
r from Columbia 20 Nsai-
halla & - .ss..s. !. g. $50 D. M
20 sknltnn. l9reenytlie s .7s4l a. IA.
3e Bolton 4altsss aanpiile. 100 =. IN.
"a Beltcn emo Greenvilie % .26 p. M.
10 Belton Chaflestbns
fageenviile RHd Columbia a.t2 nj !.
" Hettdn, Cotumbl 8, efar-
leat05 end lie. /. s:
2 seneea. yEsshaila eEd AEe 49, ~. ~ s. !
81 lanth = 80 Z. = :.s.,. III q q, e..
~ senets, WelhHIla thfogA
coach frUGs Colu}B BID sO3 5. II.
Is NO DlKEaE Eel viii % naafffe1 si.
motor cnFs lges 20, Z, a; z5ss 81, "a.
etsnEsaz zllAa IL ia - - Is. & -, -
zjQi1therIf f ak g TOY
ltFgine Il E5ssI
lSl1fklle leE siis + Z 81 :. 3 IS s,
snsfit h or IS 30 :
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FOB SALE House ana lot. where /
nov live and vacant lot adjQinlug, on
Hqpep hrs eight Tpptis a,si
kitchsslS 60 '.e iItfy. hath room,
eJectrt and I Sewerage. Prizes
ssFsSs sli3lts e y. NoTfyce.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29

staNTEI ID4r ypeSs Sseitsr 9 purchasers.
We have over 2aiN:new TebulH aud
SECOND band typeyriteHs;, for quick
Z sale, cheap. fdi makes Price
sheet on request. u. p. Crayton G.
Co., Charlotte, N. 9. .,sA
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29

Ilagf so Sun. l.; ~ =. ss.ssg
4 an a1se IN the Brics sof cot
ten cifT fff5nsis fESli1 SsdiiEiI Carolina
,;lig S gEs akslrsl alth tssesly Iss
s islans them weres Patti Fs of
Starr with 1q2 bales ]. SIC tFIiklfi
sslsls . ha1esi w M. .Striakl land, lttils
fIsFI5ssi S5tQTgs g. - 81 u les, sssa
laisaR sewers bssl ana ~. g.
gls tls al {, With 20: bafes esi III
lllsIis hlstIpiB ThoFkfof rssF
s. ta1sli Yos sc I9o la s "a "A ef6S
!bfqttElll e hfls lea stsh icif lie sol ,to
~. lls tliqs9f S s0nss ~ q Is q
eSe}b - W era oyer 7feat 5
klsi ia gotstIly iJleliss In . aslE-
ii 9safsf fsi1ii f aud ethef
Ait1nu ts 20 AsotE ie0 ISLES. ;.
lslts cse from I, 81 hsi.s eusifty
hpre 8 tHrtF atg ltb asfBn 10 z pvectis
|rai1ysnl Ism sil0sto6k H&ak fsstslik
elsl sssts; z. q Tepsiey. 9. p. DfaSe-
s. ST0V; and, W. II. EIsIaF Or IHE'
IJ,DoNss aiao br0llght tn q lot, or oo Ion
ssatu edssy, which they gold Co tcAlpln
81 4lens.t 4tfeef AZ SasaffIss took on
tiiE sSeaFikn6e 1f' q Big day lil the
f4l Eliaa cotton Nas dirtihe with iEi
Goats end everybody had plenty oF It,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-29
CHANGE RfAIlE 7IN
BANKING LAWS
Anderson, Banlls Receive Draft
Of Principal Changes Change. MAIDS
For the State

! - -
Following request made by. Lee @.
IEcilcTan. Anderson banks, and bank.
esg hags. received from 9. Il! MOSS, Ecssaa, 81.
tornsy for tho South Carolina Banking
Ageeiat'on, an. outline OF. the. changes
raadc in the banking laws Of the state
by the; general negotiable Instrument
act passed. by the 1ftt general asScr-
bly, of South Carolina. For tho benp-
"a Of The Inteltigeucer readers tile out.
line furnished by Mr.. Moss is herewith
.reprodueed:.,g
The following are the principal
S.;;.s: s:::: Sc ...aS L. the staio hy tho re,
cent General Negotiable Instrument
Act enacted at the recent session of
tae General Assembly, this opinion be-
igg prepared at the request Of tho
st5ssisti f;f. i;;;;i Secretary ef tho South
Caroline Banhers' Association.
10 iHankeru of the State OF South Car
olina. -, NJ
The General Negotiable instrument
Act passed Sifes South Carolina. uni
ioHnIt ltlNS q On tttes. sStiFet Of Neg trjl bic
INSTRUMENTS with the :. various. States.
OF thp Ehion TIE nov Act takes ei-
fset. on the GOTH day of March 1914.
The important changes are as fol-
lowss - ~ sHs
4 Days 0f grace ara aboIishetls !, m
* IA dlptf. under seal if made nego-
table, EFgSl laed dsthe instrument Is 9TH
ei.wlse tia BE. s,sss ssis .Si. y Z.
81 1T aIzs teas neg able sIfst stTatseIii8
tisasr ~ VI IN exelIanB ScUstB OF: Gollec-
ton orr d ttnEhe 81 sis Secs. Tfovidsa ssAi.ss. ssAi.ss.
instfilnieht iB. otherwise nagDtiable.
4. Exchanges the. rIsle which heEer
Itofore aoperated as an; assigaznent pro
tanto Of funds of n drawer OF q check
on hIa.sdep0sit accounts
Under THE old rule a drawer Of IL
lphe,1 could not step its payment III
the hands OF aH innocent; party, but
- he. Eas, Ael s. s4 sGAnt car he
Istunbed on the: check until; accepted,
| ieeftifsssss or. paid by thb bank ::..es
zlitej ruse sieyg ipis,T sss;;sH tbat
if q party writes his name on tho bgcit
int d negotiab inst funept before de-
liSerEst hes becomes. "a cp-makef and
equally liable with him. The now lats
malsea him an endorser and the iTl-
|etrulaeilt ilti ahould, ba protested for nom
payment at maturity without allowing
days Of, gcaces In order to make sbe
|endofsef tiabl unless there Is q waiR4
er of protest on the back OF tbe note
signed by the endorger. &, ls i,s /,
~ 81 The prssent rule under actions
brought by the endorsee against the
[endofser. is cllange bYstHe ne elS.ilsslcsIE,
so that 1t now, pE5vtssR e lat . :: a a holder
In duo nolstsa dlioids the stistRuEaeat
free from any defect OF: title of prior,
parties; and free from defehses that
dfe availa able; 20 prior pattie among
thenlse and may enforce payInent
OF the isisk kslptent foFithe full amount
theEsof ag gainst ali parsiea liable there
on /.
B5 8! INC 0SS. s
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lEa il I ESQ
i s. Hal g gl1
NhOIR III Els0l
TWO LIVES Lost IN WRECK
ON THE SEA ARD
ii Aldersol
Inffo tll.lsa ssAs@s We k:==slss= k=ssals=
e 81 Flss Mar 9s lilIisnis
u s lie Gs.ss.s SGssazss
THnt {.
oE Andersos G

4 ~ esTafn; Z was S 50 slAn-
daetsnTl Yesterday apFaihins Mis- lar
gafsk w ilflaL sss n atzSent 80 Andef-
knn GnlleRe or the dos ssi css her atlser,
NJ. ~ Williams. piiilains was
englnGer ef q Sea fr6iEh Z asR
and ne and I'isensafi oxd wRrs both
kiIledIin Il Nfrsek Iis Ga ess=S4-3 q, d.
Sfsstesf1av hiSrhlaF ne wreck was
n iisac sah oeisisioB: III as an ser-
st1oss feEt aisht thltt Ger ~ q,
SisI M 3. aud (. n So Z II
lfsieg igsne.a also ssses sfarss and
ara 30 a critical aalllti s. s.Ss.
saia 4llat 4 IsnEiTiess U ishIfig dseIl
1lIc9tk an hour afsns The wreck his
fireman Saving hesr led istSnfiS.
rs Is Sxp eeteds slsI ans Will
4 teSyeR but a is fezref thai Phrsl lsg.s
INJURIES SLIP be ia
2ai The AhileFsii NJ Raifi In
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VSAElTS

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I hsEs ths Eest curling fluid that
canEbe bought & niaaie at Martins
Drug Store. or. GaYVIn Hstberl Shop.
Price $500 per bottle. ID. c. Gsrvin
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FOa. .ALE

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ct bargain.-ssillis e SpearRan.
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derEOr, S. C.
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Tuesday and Saturday; Bun and
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Brown L,eghorns matches on avery
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31
KIDNEY Or
BLADDER WEAK?
Just Mix Juniper and BuChu, Old
Folks Receipt.

The symptoms Of diseased kidneys
and bladder SCalding, dribbing,
straining or too frequent passage of
urine. forehead and the back Of the
head aches, stitches and pains in the
back, growing muscle weakness;
spots before the eyes; yellow skin;
sluggish bowels swollen eyelids or
ankles leg cramps, unnatural short
breath: sleeplessness and the de-
spondency. Diabetes, Bright's Disease.
The moment you have any of the
above symptoms or dull headache
and rheumatic twinges get from any
reliable druggist a l4-ouuce bottle of
Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Take a
tablespoonful after meals. Drink
plenty of pure, fresh water and abb
stain from eating sugar, sweets or
highly seasoned foods. Your Kidneys
and bladder will then act fine and
natural Stuarts Buchu and Juniper
has been used for generations to flush
clogged kidneys. also to neutralize
the acids in urine so it no longer
hurts You to pass water-ADNER-
TlSEM ENT