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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-04

down this road three-quarters OF a
mile; out ty Francis Nichols house !;
inquired of A. B. and Lewis Ander-
son II they had seen Green Gibson;
they replied mol then went toward
Nose Williams, house; didn't shoot ct
Francis Nichols house; as I was leav-
ing there saw Green Gibson. 500 or
600 feet away; he had two guns; he
stopped behind tree: told him to
drop his guns and consider himself
under arrest; he threw up his head
and looked at me; kept on calling
On him to surrender; he then dropped
TO his knees, aimed his gun me and
fired; he reached back for other gun;
tried to shoot but my pistol woul6a't
work; then turned and went back :
looked around and Green was going
In opposite direction; up to the time
he shot me ! hadn't seen any of the
other defendants; then started going
around a new-grOund toward !, Nose
Williams house; Green Gibson then
appeared on little knoll In direction
Nose Williams house,: 1 then heard
several shots fred at him; cs|.ed to
Nose Williams not to let Green Glib
son in the house; got Moses' gun:
did not shoot at Green; there were
some 35 or 40 shots fred at Gibson; !;
don't know who did shooting; crowd
gathered about Green; did not take
gun and hit the body, but saw two
broken guns lying there; then went
back to Fair Play.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-04
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ceding witness. gave testimony cor
robrating that given by Frances
Nichols.
Hen Hicks Next.
/ Ben Hicks. resident Of lower edge
OF cconee County. testified that he
was at Knox's Bridge on afternoon of
December 20; talked with Mcclure;
Mcclure asked me and others who
were with me to watch G: the bridge
and not let Green. Will or John Glib
son cross the bridge: Paul Merritt
and Dan Harriss were with Mr.. Nc
Ciure; Mcclure asked us IL we had
seen Gibson; there were several white
men In company with Mr.. Mcclure.
Dock Hicks. son of previous wit
ness. who lived. near Knox's Bridge
last December. was standing with. sev-
eral others in road about half mile
from Knox's Bridge, on December 90,
when Mr.. Mcclure came up and ask
ed IL we had seen Green Gibson or
any of his Toys; toJ1 him no; told us
to get our guns and go watch bridge
and not let any OF the Gibson negroes
cross.
C8iHls Eye W1tnesS.
Lee Williams. son OF Nose Will
liams. who was living On Mr.. Nc
Clure's place last December. testified
as to seeing Green Gibson running
across field toward Nose Williams
house; heard some one shoot; Green
fell to his knees; got up and started
off; fell again: rose up on his arms
again and shot. this time at Mr. Nc
Clure: Mcclure came on up to our
house and got papa's gun; shot two
more times at Green Gibson. who was
lying on ground; Mcclure then went
on out to where Green was lying:
saw him pick up gun and hit Green
Gibson in head with one of Green's
guns; when he hit Green the stock of
the gun few on; saw Mr.. Woodrow
Campbell hit Green Gibson also with
gun; Mr.. Woodrow Campbell then
said to negroes. "Boys come UP and
look at him. he Is dead and can't hurt
YOU: ! want him to understand that
this Is white mans couiitry;"I went
on up and looked at hic body; saw
shot gun wounds In his face; also
bruise In his head and or his hip:
Green Gibson's body laid there in
field until Monday night. . -
vain to- shatter Ia ~ 'stnrv NJ this ,,,,,a
negro. who made fbs Sest w,fne.s ;' a. q
State had prodneed nm IN tb,s si,,,a .aY ~
Eunice WiiIianils sisusbter NJ 1Snsa
Williams ana siafer of .nrev,on. vo ,,,,to
ness, gave = tesfiinonye u T,rrohro ,,,,
that given f5y her brotf,er ;,'.,s,t ~ 's'.s
Cross examinafiofi fa iie., m 4si,L,ia
the Witnesses. gtorSs - ~ 'ess
Dinner recess. ~ -. -
Another 2te Witness.
Nose Williams. who lived nm ~
McClure's place last fjscsn,bsr - ( test. ~; . !.
fed that on December IN he '.'sa,,
Green Gibson coiniir from Eranca. -"
Nichols iiouse toward. mis- rbo,,se.
heard shooting Is what made him iool, SS.
out; got his gun and three sbeiIs and
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20; didn't know other defendants
were coming to my house that day; /
was preparing to 80 to Layonia, Ga.;,
defendants came TO my house about
noon; they had 3 negroes with them.
or they came up 'latcr; saw negro In
buggy whom I later learned was
George Gibson; also Tom Spights; II
hitched up and started on to Layonia.
behind other defendanta. I WINS mt
armed; stopped at MIR. Dave Rhame's
on way to Knoxis Bridge to see him
on matter of business;. 4 then went
ON to Knox's Br' 'aSe; other Defendants
were ut store mar Georgia end OF
bridge when I got there; Ed. White
rode IN my buggy with me; i stopped
at store where the other defendants.
had gathered; George Gibson and
Tom BpiBhts were taken into atafe
and whipped w three negroes: I lifd.
not take part in whipping; didn't
touch trace with which they were
whipped; we white men were stand
Ing out In yard when Paul Marrett
drove up; whipping OF negroes had
stopped then; was standing ils road
talking TO Marrett when GibRon,
negroes approached and opened fire
on as without saying q word Camp
bell end McnonaId we're ehut, sever
81 shots were fred In return by tlt.
defendhnts: three Gibson negroes
then disappeared beyond South Caro-
Tina end of bridge; thinks Wfli Ksy,
went on and borrowed 8 or shot
guns: the defend ndants said they we've
Afrssd TO 20 back without shot Euns.
as negroes wnuld hays aevautaEe cfi
them. IS s's sSs q 5; s.
The witness then described the re-
stlrn from GeeRgia side, statiaR The
party stopped at III. nhaniSfs house
and LETT tohn AIcfs1n ala IA conre-
Qnshce os message he rSceisst srori
fir. q. ~. staEssii &c wssss; 10 a. 10
arrest Green Cibson; / Has ssvsn
pistol ily Prot. Harry Sheldon hsarby:
went 90. Ailek MesSlft'5, accnusnaRiei
~ vgoodEN campbsil end Cal Kay
did not ind Green tilbscn th8rs, 4
then went on 10 my et6re hsnss
while there koA inforpae Sien sas 4,
whefe Green ssss sbs0n Whss I shan wen.,
d0Nn the gsleah Ferry rad went
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-15

eia' Club directors. whom y -.
o'aisysr was elected head a. =, =. seaaa
culture department Of the am ~. ~
also places Glalsyer ON N. ~ a.. 'ah
rcctoratc. sssp U.
!" MS sneoeastul career ~.
county agricultural. 0lsi,y., ~ =. =
com" intimately acquainted 4, ,,,s 49, !. y
farmers OF tho klamath cous,,, n, =. =.
only those under tho irrI.s,,s0' '' a~
,ee'. but the dry farmer, !. .S W., ,,e' ,''
work with them has been .u.s . :. ~ y
aeaaa'ns him pretty ,horourAi, :. s,.s %
their needs. and as olaisy.r !. A. ! ,..a,. sa.
s'''er. hi" appoin,men, 10 h... '..a |.
farming end OF tho CommoreI.,, , c,''s ~
should prov" a big benea,. not o,,s S'.s =
tho 'armcr". but to the su,l,s ,.....'' ~ "
M vol. bringing closer ,os..A.. 10y !.
farmer and the business man !. =.
straesive efror, for tho mu,u., :.
vanccment Of both.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-15
Sadograph


A fruitless expedition is when one
goes after q PEACH and returns with
10 BUN. found another silver thread
among the gold in me whiskers. and
you are some to blame.
have tried to get You to hurry.
and have told you about the Egyptian
mummy. how they have been trying
to get his soul and body back together
20 they'd work. but it can't be did.
want you to buy diamonds. watches.
siiverware. cut glass. hand painted
china, Partisan ivory. umbrellas.
clocks. and the awfullest mess Of Jew
elry you could ever imagine. The
tomb is punk place to wear . wrist
watch. Yes. dear. they wear them on
the arm. Once girl didn't. and she
kicked . guy right in the eye. They
had poor time.
She lay and dreamed of . diamond
She wore It on her mitt.
She rolled and tossed and murmured.
But nobody carOd q bit.
She awoke; twas q lovely morning,
With smile her face was lit.
'Ill meet some guy In klamath.
And I'll chase him quite Q Bit"
All sizes Of slavery rings.
The texture Of our umbrella covers
Il woven 30 close that you can hsh on
Sunday. and they can't tell you in
heaven.
should like to have you come over
tomorrow, a. am anxious to see you.
511 Main Street.
SAD Mcl7ATTAN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-15

John Hays Hammond Jr.. member
OF the aeronautical division Of the
naval advisory board. who has Just
returned from Europe. declares that
the United States should have at least
1000 aeroplanes ready to be sent into
the air At q moments notice.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-15

Another Klamath man who wan
dcred forth in search Of better coun-
try than Klamath. and finally return
ed after an unsuccessful quest. 10
william Immel. expert mechanician
and automobile doctor. Immel spent
q couple Of months In California look.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-15

In the time Of war prepare for
peace. Good Furnishings brings peace
and comfort into your home. Wills
Johnstone Co., "the house Of sensible
Xmas gifts" It
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-15

You will make money by visiting
the Sunset Grocery Holiday Depart
ment to do your shopping. 16-3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-15

DressinG tables. dainty and efficient.
In numerous style aud finish, Willis
Johnstone Co. tho house Of sensible
Xmas gtfts." II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-15

A suitable gift for . boy or girl ID
doll buggy or . flying coaster.
WILLIS -Johnstone Co.. "the house Of
sensible Xmas gifts" II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-15

ing for something better than bis lay
out here. and II back again 70 open
the repair department Of the Central
garage.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-15

We are slaughtering prices on
many things in our Holiday Depart
ment, at the Sunset Grocery. 16.3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR GALE-Block Of 16 good-sised
lots, with house and bearing orch
ard for immediate cash sale. at great
ly reduced price; bargain. See
Frank L. Applegate. Mills Addition.
or o. c. Applegate. Fifth street. or
address Box ST.. 16-sod-Sts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-15
'GlA|SYER HEADS
farmers DEPT.
A0RiCULTuRisT sEl.ECrED AZ
DIRECTOR or AGRICULTURAL.
DEPARTMENT or THE COM.
MERCIAL CLUB

A progressive stop was tskon At
last nights meeting Of the CONNER.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-15
Sells Property.

| Alice n. Whitemarsh recently trans
ferred her interest in the lot located
near the corner of Main and Juniper
to Mrs. L. J. Magilton of Lakeview.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-15
Buya Ranch.

Buys Ranch.
w. d. Jones and J. c. Jones for .
consideration Of something like
$1,000. purchased the J. W. Burriss
ranch Of 100 acres.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-15
Town Topics
Homestead ProoNs.

Virgil HuR and John Staub. who
have homesteads In the Swan Lake
district. made final proofs today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-15
Candy Window.

A very neat window decorated With
fancy canes and baskets moulded Of
colored candy 70 to be seen at the
Sugar Bowl.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-15
o. G, a,bbe "a q visitor from Lake.

------------------ y y y v
o. @. 0ibbe u q visitor from Lake.
view.
Prissa are being awarded bowisrs.
Now Palm Bowling Parlor. meath the
II. X. X. Store. IL
p. W. Bcss 10 hero from the Bonan.
IA district on business, \
q. A. johnson II = late arrival
from Sacramento.
Aluminium. crockery aud art ware
In tho latest designs. Hcnderson's.
iiS%-S6 Main street, 1t
c. l.. Clark 10 a recent. arrival from
San Francisco.
Warm Chaps" arc dne Tor cold
weather. Bradiey's Harness Shop.
w. II. Drummer 10 over from Yreka,
Every grandfather appreciates =
good picture. Hsnlin Photo Shop.
4 slater II here on business from
San Francisco.
] 8. r. Robinson and wife are hero
from Berkeley, Calf.
Don't forget tho Sunset Grocery for
your Xmas candles and nuts. is.S,
1T. Bradley u here from omaha.
Neb.
Como to tho orphsus and see =
good show. 1t
r. 8. Fistchsr recently came down
from Portland.
A. II. Root Is up from Doris. Gait.
We will do Il a little longer. give
away a rod tube with every purchase
Of vacuum cup casing. Ford
garage. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ditter arc
iate visitors to this city from Port
land.
/ James Olgcr just got In from Chil-
oqutn.
| @. p. Bower Il here from Astoria
| The easiest thing In the world II .
comfortable chair. Willis-Johnstoue
Co.. "the house Of ssnsiblel Xmas
gifts" II
II. H. Rogcrts IL = visitor from
Olene.
A suitable gift for . boy or girl 10
doll buggy or . flying coaster.
Willis-Johnstone Co.. the house Of
sensible Xmas gifts" II
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-15

Miss Ruth Spielnlan, eThe Red Wild
0w'' in the Musical Comedy of That
Name Playing at the Odeon.
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z V/O PEA TURES At
.ORPHEU7lN IODA Y

OF Women featuring Lily Leslie and
John Smiley and splendid Biograph
drama entitled THE Stray Shot
.ts JpmoraUMsFe afternoon and evening
Will be shown the third episode Of
The Girl Detective Series featuring
Ruth Roland and Cleo Ridgley The
title OF it is THE Dfsappeara rance OF
Harry Warriq gton z
Beginning tonight the Offering az
The Palace Tor the first three days OF
the week, witt, matinee tomorrow,
will bic "A Minister'S Sweetheart,
one Of the better class of. rurnl
plays, by Robert Wayne
Fred Beaud DIN, the popular COM
smedian with the company. played in
this bill on the ono night stands and
Will be seen in his original part of
sTohe Haxton-one of his famous
country Kid characters
he play tells the story OLA per-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-15

Gertrude Coghian is meeting with.
success in q travesty on the high.
cost OF living, called Food. =
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Splendid Enterta if1lflel,t Will
Be Given and Good Cause
Will Be Helped Along.

The premier local performance Of
Miss Dolly Dinplesi VIII be given
tonight sat the Robinson Grand theaters
beginning at Sso;clock.
Should anyone have asked IL the
material for a home talent play con-
sistihg OF 500 persons could have been
scured. the rehearsing brought to the
~ sree OF efficiency that it: has been
in this case. and everything in COM
p1ete readiness In two weeks time,
who would have said yes? And the
assertion is ventured that there are
but few parallels with Miss Moore
head in this line Of training, and few
could have accomplished the same in
equal time Nor does She always find
the LOYAL support that she has found
In thesone she has been training here.
Messrs. HoWkins and Spangler have
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-15
TWo-Part Hogan Comedy and
TWo=Part Kay-Bee Drama
il the Bill


The bill at the Orpheum theater to-
day is fine from every viewpoint, and
the features which are two in. num-
her include a 9twoSpart comedy; III To-
gan's Arstocratic Dream, wfthsHogun
in the3fun making parts. This is Il
great laugh from START to finish a
Kay4Bee drama insstwo parts, The
Sheriff's Streak Of Yellow aEMestern
cowboy play, is fullFpf action and tells
of the life Of the men OF the far West.
+ Tuesday is the day Mrs Wigs OF
the Cabbage. Patch, and I1ovews Nj ry;:;;
will be. shown. This big five act
drama is one Of the grestest plays vet
attempted in film form and the pho
Biography is perfect. e.
The Go Ahead Girls Musical Coni4
cdy Company presenting The. Red
Widow opened a three days engage
nent at the Odeon theatcr this after
noon. and from reports received on
this show il promises to beEa good enc
2sFhereEis also shown today a splendid
three-part Lrbin picture, The Love
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-15
STOMACH UPSET &
Get At the Real Cause axe
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets


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tones, or trying to patch up a poor diges-
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bowels.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse the
liver IN a soothing, healing way. When the!
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natural functions, away goes indigestion
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4 If you have bad taste in your mouth.
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care feeling. no am bition or energy. troubled
with rndiscstcd food. yo:l should take Olive
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DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil.
You will know them by their olive color.
They dc. t:c work without gripping. cramps
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Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief, so you can eat what you like. at log
and 2Sc per box. AL druggists. @
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Carefully Treat
Children 5 Colds

Neglect OF children's colds often LAYS the
foundation of serious lung trouble. On
ally dose delicate little stomachs with in
ternal medicines or to keep the children
always indoors
Plenty of fresh air in the bedroom, and 8
good appiicntion offNick's .yap-O .Is,,bn
Salye over the throat end chest nj the list
sign Of trouble, will keep the little GLARS
free from colds without iniuring their al.
gestiocs 25c, 5Gc, or SLIGO.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-15

tecuted school ma'am. who finds
shelter in minister's home and then
the village gossips get busy or
course it all ends happily or it. would
not be play The comedy predomi-
mates, there being four distinct COM
cdy parts.
Wednesday will be spoon night
and Friday, the big night this week.
Fred Beaudoin will entertain after
the matinee Thursday.
Her Supreme Sacrifice a two
act episode of the Alice Joyce series,
is showing at the Biiou today. Miss
Joyce is ably assisted by Guy
Ross. From Life of Crime is
an Edison drama by Lee Arthur. IN
this picture good lesson IS taught
to all and one finds it very inter
esting subject. Breaking In, a
Vitagraph comedy is next on the pro-
gram. but is different from the rest.
Ned Finley, Rose Tapley and Lillian
Walker are the three principal char
acters. They possess an unsurpassed
power for holding attention. and all
will admitit Is drama that breaks
into the heart and makes 1t glad.
Tomorrow a three-act Broadway
star special. "A Daughters Strange
Inheritance; George Ade fable,
Pathe Weekly and a se1ig drama will
be shown.
a large advance sale is being reg
istered for the coming engagement of
The Roundup which will be seen
at the Robinson Grand opera house
Friday and Saturday with matinee
Saturday.
Without question this is the larg-
rest theatrical organization that has
ever visited this city, it being the
identical production which had an un-
interrupted run OF two years at the
New Amsterdam theater. New York
City. II was thought at one hRe
that ttBen Hur" was the biggest pro-
Iduction that could be staged. and this
religious play had to its credit the
largest business ever done. by thea
strical organization until .The Round
Up was sent on tour. Since its first
date outside New York City. it has
exceeded in every instance the bust
ness done by nl other attractions. and.
this week in ago-where NUM-
Der of extra performances are being
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-15
given, it is unable to satisfy the oe

given, it is unable to satisfy the ue
man for seats.
Movie fans, TO whom Harry Beau
mont is considerable of matinee idol,
VIII perhaps scarcely like to see their
hero cast as he is in the unsympa-
thetic. brutal role of a brakeman, in
the Edison, Judge Not" who lures a
will have a fine chancellor some good
acting.
THE Riddle of the Wooden Leg
is the title of an unusual detective
story being produced by the New
York Motion Picture corporation. IT
is built about the clever method EN-
ployed by Santly. secretary TO a mill
the wealthy. He uses a peg-leg which
DISCUSSES one Of his footprints. A.
cripple boy is arrested Edith Lee. Al
scientific detective, traces the guilt
to Santry. The scenario is by c.
Gardner Sullivan and Thomas TT.
Ince.
THE Natural Law Charles sum
engagement of three nights at Par
sons theater Hartford, Conn, under
John Cort's direction, with a cast in
GLIDING Howard Hall. Carl Eckstrom,
Otto Kruger, Austin Webb, Helen
Holmes, Teresa Maxwell-Conover and
Maggie Hal1owell Fisher Thursday
night the attraction will begin an en-
gagement of indefinite length at the
Cort theater. Boston
o s
The NIarcosson- jackson recital
which Will be given Thursday even
ing at the Masonic temple. under the
auspices of the Marcato Music Club
will be one of the most important
musical events ever given in the city.
tfIl! ATarccsson is ssone Of the most
noted yiolinists in American. The
possessor OF very. striking personal
ity, heqwins his audience from the mo-
ment he appears on the Stage. His
wife, who was Dorothy E'rew, is one
of the best pianists, in the county, viii
accompany him. If
Dr.. Ion jackson. one OF New York $.
best known tenors, will sing Two
groups. The. program will close With
that mag nificent number, Gounod Isl
!.ttEli Ugh Heaven HassR cached 70 Earth,
sung Dy MISREPRESENTATION aODngatCOI
by MIR. Marcosson. and accompanied
BY Mrs Narcosson
Tickets Will be on sale. WednesdaT
morning. March Il, at . o'clock at
Hall and Rradford's book store The
ANarcato members are requested TO-
bring their membership card in order
TO secure reserved seats. All mem
bers whose dues arc paid will be adj
mitted free. Miss 'onia Smith will
have charge Of the ,gram.
A large and richly gowned chorus,
of the pretticst girls ever brought
out OF New York, IS lively feature
of High links which is to be seen
here soon They change costumes FREE
quently t. fit into the shifting stage
pictures first showing geautiful
garden just ont OF Paris and later the
scenes around !, fashionable French
Bathing resort.
Gertrude Coghian is meeting with.
success in a travesty on the high.
cost OF living, called Food. =
- o --
Margaret Anglin has accepted an
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-15

Wednesday will be spoon night
and Friday, the big night this week
Fred Beaudoin will entertain after
the matinee THURSDAY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-15

Red Cross Oil brings quick relief
in cases of sore throat or quincy.
Rpb the thront well Will, il several
times a day. Also llnequal1ed for
soreness of back joint or muscles.
All reliable druggists sell it. 25c
per bottle.