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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-11-18
VIII .,.-t - -As.l's
SPRINKLING r >,or,cp

NOTICE is hereby given that the
snrinlIing assessment roll of the
Gity of Payette for the year 1920
was filed with the City Clerk on the
Tstb day of October, 1920, and &C,
cepted by the City Councii 0 Oh Sa,u
City on the 18th day OF oCtooeI'
1920. That objections to said sprl ,I,
ling Assessment Roll may be llleu
with the City Clerk at his otilce IN
aid city up to o'clock z. M on the
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-11-18
NOTICE OF SALE
OF ESTRAY ANIMALS

NOTICE is hereby given that in
pursuance of law, 1, W. B. Steer
man. Constable of Payette Justice
Precinct. County of Payette, State
of Idaho, will on the 2Srd day OF
December 1920, at the hour of l
p. m, at the Clarence Friedman
place 4 miles north of Payette, sell
at Public Auction to the highest bid
der for cash lawful money of the
United States, the following des-
cribed animals:
Cow and 10-days-old calf, spotted,
with horns, white face, about three
years old. Taken up by Clarence
Friedman, Oct. LIST. Half under
crop in left ear and upper slope in
right ear. Brand has been tamper,
ed with
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-11-18

18th day of November, 1920; that
at the regular meeting of the City
Council of the City of Payette on the
18th day of November. 1920, at the
hour of S o'clock p. NJ, any all OBJ
jections to said sprinkling so asses
sed, will be heard by said Council.
MARTIN o. LUTHER,
Oct. 2S-Nov.11. City Clerk.
FOR RENT: One furnished room.
Phone 27-w. Nov.4-t2.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-11-18
Mean lnsinuation.

my husbands portrait, I would
have you know, is a nationwide pos
session"
"Why, is it in the rogues' galleryT
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-11-18
W. M. COPELAND
Real Estate Loans

Special attention given to the care
of nonresident property.
Office, First National Bank Bldg
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-11-18
Convertible Skates.

A Chicagoan has invented a con-
vertible skate. Which reminds Us
though it is nothing appertaining
to the subject-did you ever notice
how quickly a man sobers when his
wife sights him? The convertible
skate is not new by any manner Of
means.-BuffaIO News.
FOR SALE or TRADE: BY Owner,
120 acres of land miles from City
limits at $40 per acre.-C. F. Brown
ing, Phone 340-J2, Payette Oct.21-t4
WANTED: Team, Harness and
Wagon. Harness and wagon in good
condition. Team not over 3 to yrs.
old; gentle and weighing not less
than 1900 lbs. each.-Henry Field
scher, Oct.2S-tf.
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ARRIVED.

str Caronia CBr). London Oct Q. Cherbourg
7th and Halifax 18th. 20 the Cunard Steam
chip Co. Ltd. with 2ij first, 255 second cabin
and 92i storage passengers. malls and mdse.
Went to pier a. North River.
Str Manchuria, Hamburg Oct 2, sVigo 9th
and ST. Michacls 9th, TO the American Line,
with 257 cabin and .4S7 Storage passen-
gers. malls and mdse. Went to pier 30.
North River.
Str Roman Prince CBr). Havre oct ?, TO
Furness, Witty & Go. with 0 passengers and
mdse.
str Cathlamet. London Sept %. TO the
United States and Australasia Steamship
Line, in ballast.
Str Helmer Morch tDan), Newcastle Sept
%, TO A O Anderson a Co. in ballast.
Str Spartan Prince (Br). Hull Oct 4, 10
Furnegs, Witty 4 Co, In ballast.
Str Michigan (Dr), Hamburg Sept IS and
London 2Sth, 70 the Atlantic Transport Line.
Str Steel voyagor, Rotterdam Sept "a and
London Oct ?. to the lsthmian Steamship
Co IN ballast.
Str fowan. Naples, 20 the Amerlcan-Ha
walian Steamship co, with mdse.
Str Dakotan, Alexandria Sept 30.
Str Knoxville, Buenos Alres Sep, II. Rio
Taneiro 18th and 81 Thomas Oct o. 20 the
Mnnron Line, with mdse.
str r ID Asche, Port Isobos Oct Z, to - T
Warden with crude oil. Went 70 pier ., Con-
stable Hook, NJ.
SER Pennsylvania. Port Lobos. to the Texas
| 60, with mdse.
| New York and Cuba Mall Steamship Co. In
/ ballast.
! Str Wacou,a, Havana Oct 70.
Str MORO Castle, Havana Oct 10, 70 the
| New York and Cuba Mall Steamship Co,
| With rs pasengcrs, mails and mdao.
str UnIt OK Meylco. Tor. Arthur, Tex, Oct
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Oct 16-Thc time ball above
t1e Navigation and Marine Engineering
School Of the seRmen's Church Institute. %
stuth street. dropped to-day AT exact noon,
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Eighteen of 80 Liners Crossing
Atlantic Are Coming
Y This Way.

In the feet OF thirty-two liners shown
on the chart to-day are eighteen bound
Tor this port, including the italian steam.
ships Giuseppe Verdi (Q-34), jest out Of
the Mediterranean. and the Ferdinando
Palasciano $3.50, Off the Grand
Banks, swarming with steerage passen-
gers, the first contingent of about three
millions who want TO get here because of
upset Industrial conditions in Italy.
Other crowded Italian ships are on their
way.
Many OF the westbound ships may be
forced to keep their immigrants aboard
few days because of the congestion
at Ellis Island, and any liner with 4
Quarantinable disease will find herself
in a plight, as Hoffman, and Swinburne
islands are jammed with steerage pas
sengers under observation, and her sus-
poets will have to stay aboard In quar-
antine until Health Officer Golfer can
get enough transports 10 accommodate
them.
Not shown on the chart because she
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS


18th meridian. s hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Broad 2e7
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Congestion at Quarantine
Islands Here May Hold
Up Several Vessels.

has not made her position known, is the
Gul-Djemal. first Turkish steamship
In the Atlantic service in many years
She carries about 1000 Greek. Arme.
man and Jewish immigrants and left
ConStantinople without the consent OF
the French authorities. Az she is not
equipped with proper bill of health
she will be held up at Quarantine. She
is a ship with history. She was built
forty-six years ago and as the White
Star liner Germanic was an Atlantic
flyer and then the last word in seagoins
luxury.
The French line is represented on the
chart by seven vessels, notable among
which is the Roussillon (K--26). a twin
screw vessel that was originally the
German liner Goeben and was taken
over by the French Government after
the war.
The Cunard fleets finest filers are
shown. the Aqultania DID, in mid
sea. bound for Cherbourg and South
ampton, and the Mauretania CP-1G,
which departed from Southampton yes
terday. The American line has three
ships coming toward Sandy Hook the
st. Paul D-2), the Philadelphia (Q-4)
and the Mongolia (P--6), from Hamburg
and Southampton.
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Mails for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies, &c.

TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10.
Jamaica, Salvador (printed matter. SCI
Nicaragua Except East CoasD, Amapala
Choluteca and prints. &c. for Nacaorne
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

Tegucigaipa and yuscaran uIonduras9, Co
lornbia and Ecuador Canal Zone, faha s IN,
other parts OF Honduras and letter ma S. 80 ~
Salvador - via Kingston. Cristopal, Se Ia
gena. Savanilla and Santa Marta SUI
rialba, All. p.-..,o
huco, Parahyba Natal and Cabedeiio. xih
Para, Ceara, Maceo. Pernampuco' ~"'e
dello and Natal str Francis. AM
Transpaci6c Mails.
Close at New York at @ PM as follows;
Hawaii and specially addressed mai TOT
Japan Corea and China, via san rrahCisSo'
str Persia Maru, Oct IS e,
japan, Corea China, Siberia, siam,
French Indo- China, Netherlands EAST ln rI,
and Philippine Islands. via Seattle sur TAI
thyblus. Oct 20. ,,. -
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, Australia and
specially addressed mail for New zealand
Via san Francisco. str Ventura, Oct II.
'Must be specially addressed Tor thi'
fParcel post malls and specially addressed
correspondence.
Mails of the following dates. Hong K Ss.,
Sept II, Kobe 9th and Yokohama 2etn.
which arrived per str Fushimi Maru, were
despatched east from Seattle on Oct ~ and
are due in New York on the morning OF
Sunday. Oct II.
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DUE OCTOBER 10.


Sun rises....... Q 90 Moon rises..1i II AN
Bun sets..... 13 Moon SETS. II Psi
TIME OF HIGH WATER OCTOBER II.
sandy Hook. ....... 10 % AM II 20 I'M
Coverrors Island. 80. II "a AM Pm
He'll Gate (Astoria).. 1 02 AM oG I'M
The time given IN the above table Il East
ern standard time and IL furnished by the
limited Slater Coast and Geodetic Survey.
rpr daylight saving time add one hour.
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8, 10 the Gulf Refining Co. with oil. Went
20 Bayonne. NJ.
Str Hilton. Port Tampa for Chrome, NJ.
Str Gen II Ernst, Wilmington, NC.
Str New Toronto (B), Norfolk, TO the
Munson Steamship Co, with indse.
Str Bayonne, Philadelphia, to the Vacuum
Oh Co. with mdse.
Str Tuscan Prince (Br), Philadelphia.
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Annetta Rolph 3i5 San Francisco noon
14th.
Antietam passed Frying Pan noon 18th.
Ardmore 715 San Francisco PM 18th.
Asuncion 3,150 San Francisco PM l4th.
Avondale 10 Ambrose noon 18th.
Baldhill 8 Sc Cape Cod noon 10th.
Bar Harbor $50 Hatteras noon 18th.
Baton Rouge $50 NV Tortugas noon 18th.
Borgestad As w Sand Key noon 18th.
Cabrille 1875 Sw Brenton Reef noon 10th.
Callao 934 Sc Ambrose noon 18th.
Canopic 2i7 bearing true from Overcliffs,
Me, 8 :4J AM 18th.
Carmania $50 Il Ambrose :03 PM 10Th.
Carriage 149 Cape San Antonio noon 18th.
Chnlmette 90 NV Havana noon 18th.
China ,sl2 W San Francisco PM f4th.
chinampa 1875 w Sand Key noon 18th.
CITY OF Columbus II " Hatteras noon 18th.
CITY of Rome III NNE Hatteras noon 10th.
City of St Louir 23s Ambrose noon 10Th.
Connection 10 SW Hntteras noon 18th.
Concho $40 Sandy Hook noon 10Th.
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE.
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Key to Chart of Steamships Crossing the Atlantic
POSITIONS
BOUND WEST.

BOUND WEST.
= No Name Line. From
D ? ST. Paul. American SOUTHAMPTON and
Cherbourg
Q Philadelphia. American SOUTHAMPTON and
Cherbourg
= G Mongolia American. go. Hamburg and
Southampton
@ Lapland. Red Star Antwerp and
Southampton
G 10 Canopic ... White Star. ..... Genoa, Naples
and Azores
G - Carmania. Cunard .......... Liverpool
= IA Mauretana. .Cunard. Southampton and
Cherbourg
u 16 Lafayette. French liaVre
J Is La Tourane French Havfe
X Rochambeau. French. HaVre
O % Niagara. ....... French ............ Bordeaux
"a La Savoie. French fiaVre
X 90 Roussillon French .Marseilles via Gibraltar
G Holland America Rotterdam
Bouogne and Plymouth
o 30 Oscar II .Scandina American. Copen
u StayanEerfiord Norwegian American Bergen
q 81 Giuseppe Verdi. Transa tanca- Italiana Genoa
and Naples
G Sc Ferd Palasciano Navgazione Generate aliana,
Naples
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

STEAMSHIPS, EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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"a M a u s | ri

r~rse nursi,ers Of ship surgeons, SEES cap
asins. sbip stswsrds ssd others have gives
ANAUrTN the most exhaustive tests With
shs sutc~n,e that " has been proven thai
n 10 a real preventive or remedy for sea.
eirkness. For sole by DRUGGISTS or direct,
Price tf.oe send for beckett. n J.
0Seee. ~ rsrk rev. ~. Z.
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and lvURs.
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Transatlantic Mails.
MONDAY. OCTOpER is.

MONIJA1, OJIUIFEN Io.
Azores Islands portugal -. via Horta,
Angra, Ponta Delgada and Lisbon also par
eel post mails for Azores and Portugal, str
Roma. 1880 AM.
Azores Islands portugal y, via Horta,
Angra, Ponta Delgada and Lisbon Ordinary
mall only. by rail 70 Providence. RI, and
thence by str Roma, PM.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10.
South Africa, via Cape Town: also parcel
post malls for Union of South Africa,
Bechuanaland Protectorate. Portuguese East
Africa. Northern and Southern Rhodesia
and Southwest Africa Protectorate. str Eten-
AM
Bulgaria and Roumania ~, via Varna and
Galatz. str Polar Bear, $50 AM.
Senegal, Sierra Leone and Seccondee (othei
parts OF Wezt Africa y, via Dakar, Free
town. iSeccondee. Cape Coast, Salt Pond
Winnebah. Accra, Lagos. Bonny. Port Har
court, Appam and Duala. str Bassa, ~ NJ.
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~ " =
IN MEMORlAM.
Brief sketch of Ltfe 'of Late +. r. Ba.
'' ~ t' ker.

AT Island GROVE Fla, Al 9cociock
Sunday morning. May 10, 1920, the
soul OF T.. r. Baker, 'Sr,, took its flight
from earth to heaven ,a5 ~.
FRANKLIN f4aomas Baker was born
In sumter county, South Carolina, oc-
tobcr IS, 1891. t.
In ca riy MANHOOD he was married
TO Miss Mary Jane Josey and. together
WITH three sman children they moved
to Alachuha county. Florida. In No.
fvembet, 1887, and aivcd here uhtil
the War Between the States. He at
once volunteered for 0ne year In Cap
tain Tillman migrants company of
state troops. and served around the
coast OF Florida When this time had
expired he enlisted in Confederate
service. Company n, 7th 'Nortda reg
iment, in which he served for the
remainder OF the war.
After the war he returned 10 his
natiye state. His wife having died
ne was married again on January 10,
ASH, to Mrs. Julia A. Scarborough.
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Thev moved to Lake City. Fla, in
1881. In 1899 they moved to Island
grove, where they resided until death
separated them. his wife having pre-
ceded him one year and seven months.
He WAS an honored member of
Stenewall Camp, Il. c. ", at the time
,of his death.
He leaves to mourn their loss by his
|first union four sons: s. A. Baker,
fSumter, s. c.; w. E. Baker, Melrosp.
ma; DE-. Baker. Hawthorne. Fla.
M. Baker, Homestead, Fla. Two
daughters, Mrs. w. B. ScarborouEh,
IJacksonvii3e, and Mrs. WIN Kinaxd
Eort Write. Fla. BY his second .unio,,
four children survive: III. nj. Baker.
Island Grove; r. r. Baker TitusvilIe:
Mesdames S. E. Baskins and Il. r..
simmons of Gainesville: also one step
daughter. Mrs. J. r. Bostick, Island
Grove >.rr. a,.
He has left his large fan,ilk of chill
drsn rich heritage i'm the noble life
he led. A man OF, ripe experience
and sound judgment. his sage advice
was eften sought by his family and
friends
Although he had been totally blind
la little over four years and his body
gradually weakened until he ebecame
helpless yet his mind never wavered.
tCntil the last he was interested in
the welfare OF his loved ones and
friends.
Impressive funeral services were
conducted at the late home by Rev.
Williams. pastor Of the Island Grove
Methodist church, after which he
waa borne 10 the cemetery and ten
derly laid beside his loving eompan-
ion. The floral offerings were many
|and beautiful.
Truly the passing OF such O. life
should not be q cause tor grief. for
he had been sitting i'm his affiiction
aud loneliness ever since the depart
llre of his companion, waiting and
longing for the summons that should
release his soul from his tired body
and reunite. him with his loved ones
in that world that knows no afniction
and no .partings,
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Then would suggest-that you make a
little call upon these people and tell
them a few t'.Il gs about their duty to
their neighbors. They might be inter
ested to know that fires from sponta-
neous combustion alone cost more
than ten million dollars a year in The
United States.
by the; way. before you call upon
your neighbors. how about your own
house--is there rubbish i'm your cell
lar?. What is that-the lumber from
the old hen house which was torn
down is stored there? Hm--your case
is different because that wood is to be
used for kindlings; is that it? There's
erocer's boy going into your house
now, and IL looks to me as If he
were carrying kindling wood from the
store. oh, the man who was going
to cut up the wood didn't cone on
the day he promised and then the
matter was forgotten? I've heard OF
such cases before. On the whole,
think you would better not try to ad-
vSe your neighborhood until yosIr own
house is in order. .. ,.s
What you people need is a neigh
borhood cleanup day, In which YOU
could get out all the rubbish and
burn it. or course, it would have to
be a day without wind, and you would
need several pals of water nearby in
case OF emergency. / don't ask YOU
to burn up wood that could he split
up into fire wood-get somebody to
put in. few days work ON it--but /
do ask you to burn all that worthless
trash that is, without doubt, in al
most every garret and cellar In, town.
Sometimes you will be surprised 10
md that there are really, yalua bic
things hidden away in the, rubbish
piles-old furniture or crockery that
can be sold to some dealer in IAN
uaues.' Leaves should not be burned.
because they fly about when on fire.
even on MINDLESS days They. should
be buried where they can enrich the
soil. -, ;.ps.s. .f...
"Alwayg, remember that "A clean
house seliom burns unless a Sirtv
mouse sets fire to Ii, and by dirty
house 1 mean house where an kinds
OF silly junk Is preserved as III 1t were
of the greatest value.
ALSO, don't forget that aocumuls,-
lions of dirt and rubbish a.re fra
quently q source of disease, FROM ev.
cry point of view they are wasteful.
unsightly and dangerous. and tbey
tend to lower the moral standards If
people who tolerate Nations,
Board of Fire Underwriters, Rev York
Cit.
Do this for Sumter. says Mr.. Still
we'll city manager, and make Sumter
cleaner and safer city in which to
live w
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Nurses EiiJOy Reception

To The Citizens Of Sumter.
Sumter. s. c. u -
"GreetIngs". 40 $50. h.
The South; Carolina State Nurses
Asso clatlon wiehes TO- thank yoa for
the reception given them on the oc-
caslon Of their Annual :. Meeting.
which convened in your city, April
22-23s 1922. 3s- y iA.s 49,,
'tThs charq OF Sumter. thc graci.
ous hospltaAtyy OF her people, were
highiy appreciated, and we feel in.
debted 20. yQai for one of tho pleas
aRtest cSatherinss that this Associa-
ton has ever known. -, ..E
y With assurances of our esteem,
for yonr favor .<S&
~, !.i Cordially yours,
South Carolina state Nurses Associ-
alton, ~ - ',, = - n ,-s
t+r NJ. c. NcAlister. n. ". .
ttfss p On Secretary
Charleston, s.. G.
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Chicaso.July 7---Republiean lesders
from middle western states continued
to arrive today to confer With Chair
man Hayes and Other members of th.
natlonat committee. Hayes decHnea
to comment directly on the nomina :,
,ion of Cox. The Republican readers
insisted that their campaign Ma ans,
would be directed against the y,eton-
cratic platform and not the poulnee
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Value Of 4 College Education

There was never time when expert knowledge
was SO highly priced and so highly compensated.
High wages for unframed labor will tempt
many young man to discount the value of a col
lege education. But such an education, represent
ing the work of four years, viewed merely as an
investment of time and money, is equal in earn
ing capacity to an estate of more than $6O10O
What estate comparable with this can the par
ent OF average means hope to give or leave to his
son Z, What young man can acquire that much
value in the same time at any other business?
Education fits one for life whose possibilities
are limited only by his capacity and character.
eventually for the unframed there awaits the
slavery OF ignorant and nndirected effort
Clemson College brings within the reach of
every young man in South Carolina the benefits
and possibilities of technical education. At
Clemson College a boy from the humblest home
in South Carolina can prepare himself for a high
place in the service Of his state and nation.
w. M. RIGGS, President.
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Suffrage Workers
Ask Aid of Cox

washington, July 6--cox win ,,a
asked TO Immediately exert his inf,u.
ence to bring about the ratifica,,a,,
or the suffrage amendment bv ,Sa
tennessee legislature. the nationa, wn
'hans party announced todar
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~ eheet etsry - Pager sMsktne. q. =,
f1e ast os.mskiss pspe< iron nul-
oSISy b0st - ssad 90 have besa ssu-
Geitsd N OSsna IN she second csssurS
e q. Afsvwsr6s bx@bec shooss,
1H0H. kFass And other JnAterl9s wevs
1Ee ~. Tue manufacture spreAd 10
~ DQ6csnt, ccustries, The Arabs
Vwe0 IT. in. Samsrkand. ass their
OuNspef go sersfnIlv kept the process
~ wbleh shey sAsas Dassr for ilsssr
ekvu uoo. - ernan1ep nsde SDsrosp
,ocQualuexH Wetk - est. -anaetAs Arst
v1lsk SAn Suses evua ~ t<AttA -
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y yes& q. psevss<.
~ - sssersyerSet that we S,xSv
e3 s<ners NJ a much a. NAV
ltr @tfh -. ~ tAst II 10 say. thers
Il pMa~thieg shout spothsr nation
H6IcA ,yAs Aeaestls DO not Ike. or.,do
~ eseta9d ~ sonsthlnx ,which
Horeyeo ssSpset. -set ~ pat Il tn eur.
Ql4pe sesIte eeiriy sfha's In. thst ySry
- nsrs n scwethtng about us n hich
people; belonging to thst nssssa vssA
eqs'sl honesty suspect, or do. not Nike,
-, 10 ost understand. The other man,
- - sthw aatSsa. has .its. 80 peln,
4. view. A. . uaa y 4nst =. patti
H1.Eb4 Q Ssss nod saischbsvsss ~hs
UEs1n tbe whese world N have IN
o~n ~ Ne ustssns unauahfed ehar
9N'sfseies.--Jshn ID. Mutton.
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BACK GIVES OUT.
Plenty Of Sumter Readers Have This
Expcfience.

xou tax the kidneys-overwork
then1---
They can't keep up the continual
strain.
The. back may give QUIT may
ache and pain;
Urinary troubles msy set in.
p Don't wait longer---take Doan's
Kidney Pills '.'>'
Sumter people tell you how they
act. -
Mrs. J0seph. Newman, 2OS Council
St.. Sumter, says: "A few years ago
| had IL slight attack of kidney trou-
ble. Ny back gave out on me and /
had bad headaches. / felt badly all
over and dizzy spells often annoyed
me. | knew DOan's Kidney Pills
were good, as they had been highly
recommended to me. SO / bought some
at Mitchells Drug Store. Before
long. Doan's had cured me of all the
trouble"
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't
simply. ask, for a kidney -remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pilis--the same that
Mrs Newman had. Foster Miiburn
Co. Mfe'rs.. Buffalo. N. Y.-I-Advt. 81
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N ~ . slh &n3 eheS
~ h Hty<e ~ - net.
1nnn4 tbeA- WhSs yeu
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