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GEORGIA-CA .ROUM
I FAIR
Vugusta, Ga., Novembe
6-11, 1911
v^ery Low Round Trip Fare
Via
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
- Abbeville, S. C. $2.70
a :i c r~
uself makes about half the paint
ed, and reduces cost by adding
e oil.
Thirty-five years use in N. A. &
A. Holman-Cullum Hwd.C'o.
Geyser Being Restored.
Washington. Oct. 20.?Referring
-day to recent publications relive
to the restoration of the largt
untain or geyser which for mail}
>ars played at Round Knob, N. C.,
i sight of passing trains on tlu
nithern Railway, President Fhiiey
lid:
"There seems t0 be some misaprehension
as t*j the restoration oi
lis geyser, uir a trip which lit
lade through Western N. C. several
lonths ago, Mr. George F. Baker, oi
few York, noted that the geyse
ras 110 longer flowing. Inquiries
aving satisfied him that it woult
>e practicable to restore it, he ar
anged to have the work done enirely
at his expense us a testimonal
of his high appreciation of the
freat service rendered by his friend
Colonel Alexander 13. Andrews, o)
Raleigh, N. C.t First Vice-President
of the Southern Railway Company
in the development of Western
North Carolina.
'The work of restoration is now
under way and the new geyser wil
soon be in operation, throwing 8
column of water 250 feet in tin
air."
5 or 6 doses "666" will cure an:
case of Chills and Fever. Price, 25c
9-29 8w.
L. M. MITCHELL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Batesburg, S. C.
Office Hours:
8 to 9 a. m.
2 to 3 p. m.
7:30 to 9 p. m
Offi;i o.d National BankBldi
AVERTS AWFUL TRAGEDY.
Timely advice given Mrs. (
-Villoughby, vd Marengo, Wis., (I
No. 1 pre;,?ir.i:il a dreadful' tragecl
an ! s=i?Ad two .ives. Doctorts ha
said Tier frightful cough was a '?coi
surrf >tion" con h and t ould do litt
to utilp her. After many remedi<
fail J, her aunt urged her to tak
lung's Ne .v Uibcovi ry. "I ha\
be{en using it for some time," si
wrote "and the awful ccugh has a
most gone. It also saved my litt
boy when taken with a severe broi
chial trouble." 'I his matchless mei
icinehas no equal for throat and lui
troubles. P. ice 50c and $1.00. Tri
bottle free. Guaranteed by /
Druggist*
$1.00
Per yvar for :us paper. It's wor
more ut we den't ask it. A dol
will do.
WASTF.l): LN>rty y??uiiK men t?> 1?
Telegm)ihy nmt itocopt poeitione n* t?<loin
operninrn <>ti u hi^ ruilron ' Hyatom. Addr
K. II ROY, Sui>ervoeor, Nnshvillo, TVnn.
it aj, tr.
*I U K CHILDREN LIKE I
KENNEDY'S LAXATIV
COUCH SYRUP
4-Mn.cu, O. V^. .(D
Batesburg, S. C. 1.75
Edgefield, S. C. 1.20
Johnston, S. C. 1.25
Newberry, S. C. 3.40
Proportionately reduced fare
rom other points.
Tickets sold November 5 to 10
911, inclusive pood returning No
'ember 12, 1911."
Aeroplane flights and horse rac
ng every day?Magnificent Cori
Show-Largest and best Poultry
Show in the South; Unsurpassec
\gricultural Display?Newest Mid
vay and numerous free attraction;
:very day.
Annual Foot-Ball Game?Clemsor
College vs University of Georgia
'hursday October 9.
For further detailed information
all on nearest ticket agent, or?
J. L. Meek, A. G. P. A.,
A lanta, Ga.
F. L. Jenkins, T. P. A.
Augusta, Ga.
3eauty of bolor painting
Nice shades of color like L. & M.
axedo Yellow or Silver Gray, and
lid trim of Olive or Shaker Green
>th ornament and wear, when used
adding 3-4 of a gallon of Oil to
ch gallon of the L. & M. colors as
oduced at Factory.
Then the paint costs only about
.60 per gallon because the user
t
L / Gumption on the Farm.
?
Perhaps some of your crops hi
disappointed you this year, bu
you sowed a few seeds of kindne
as we advised last spring, that ci
S did not disappoint you. Anotl
thing: If you didn't plant them
not yet too late?this is one of I
best "catch" crops known. Try
Scarcely any farmers in Cougre
we don't like it.
There are few things in life m<
despicable than the man who blan
it on his wife.
s Looking at the sun through
whiskey glass shows the picture
i, the poorhouse and thin soup.
In these di.ys of muck-raking, t
farmer wb'? is able to rake up
" good ccmpost heap stands to wir
f Somebody has said that a d
4 with no feeth has a soft snap. We
rather think that he has no snap
! all.
Corn in the crib is juat in tl
! right spot, but is the spot right? (
, will the rats get more than the
share of it5
Don't forget to save out corn f<
seed while you are husking it. Ju
because an ear of corn is larg
does not necessarily make it tl
oest for seed. See that the rov
are straight from tip to butt, an
that the kernels are all well forme
and plump.
In the large producing sectior
cabbages are stored in specially pr<
pared frost-proof houses. But the
are often stored in cellars, barns c
caves. Some growers store in pit
and there is no better way to kec
die heads crisp and fresh. The mai
diing is to keep out frost and pr<
vide for ventilation. Whatever tli
plan of storing, don't wait for free:
ing weather before harvesting.
Many a good inan in such hast
to let the world know where li
stands on the tariff, reciprocity, an
die direct election of Senators, tin
his patient wife can not find ot
where he stands on the importar
loniestic questions of water in tli
louse and a new carpet for the pa
or. Save the country, brethrei
.hat's right; but don't forget to sav
die wife, for after all what is tl:
country to you when you have lo;
i good helpmeet?
From October Farm Journal.
JAMES C. DAHLMAN, "COV\
BOY" MAYOR OF OMAHA
"THROWS THE LARIAT"
Mayor Jas. C. Dahl.nan starte
-as career as a cowboy, and is ;
iresent Mayor of Omaha, and h;
he following record, Sheriff <
Jawcs Co, Neb., three terms; Ma;
ir of Chadron, two terms; Demi
:ratic Nat'l Committeeman, eigl
/ears; Mayor of Omaha, six year
ind in 1910 candidate for Govern
if Nebraska. Writing to Foley
Jo., Chicago, he says: "I ha
aken Foley Kidney Pills and th?
, aave given me a great deal of reli
io I cheerfully recommend them
t Yours truly,
(Signed) James C. Dahlman.
1 Sold by All Druggists,
i
e STATE FAIR
COLUMBIA, S. C.
OCT. 30 TO NOV. 4, 1911.
Special 1 rain Service ar
Round Trip Excursioi
Fares Announced by
The
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Special Train Round Trip I
n Nov. 1 and cursion fare
2nd eluding one ;
misrion to ?
Grounds
L Lv. Trenton 7:30 a. m. $2
>v Johnston 7:45 2
Ward 7:55 2
Ridge Sp'ng 8:05 2
Monctta 8:12 1
:e Bitesburg 8:25 1
'e Summerland 8:28
Leesville 8:33 1
je Summit ' :46
n- Gilbert 8.51 1
J- Lexington 9:15 1
T Ar. Columbia 9:45 a. m.
Spe ial train to be operated N
eml er 1st and 2nd and returi
will leave Columbia 8:00 p. m
these dates, arriving Trenton 1(
th p-:n'
I All tickets will be on sale Oc
to Nov. 3, good returning No^
1911. Ample equipment will
provided on all regular trains
l,n r.ng Fair week. For any additi
M> information, call on nearest ti
agent or,
J. L. Meek, A. G. P. A.,
Atlanta, Ga.
nj Frank L. Jenkins, T. P. A.
Augusta, G
~t YQUSDCOI
You think right Corporatioi
rop g||
ier flu, and Institutions succeed bea
the this grade of thought never t
the contrary, it gives them 1
? too. will succeed if von thii
>re gfelCS
matters on a Check account
the most successful men of <
ofS* C eck Account which was s
he thinking right you will disco
1 a
, ^ not need you, but unless yoi
?d 4 your Check account at this bs
11? THE FIRST m
ir OF BATESBURG,
N. A. BATES, Pres. I
or T- B. Kernaglian, V. Pre
st fjjK
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Columbia Lumber &
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,y Sash, Doors and Blinds Interim
>r Oak, Flooring, Ceiling, V
ts Door and Window Frames.
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* COLUMBIA,
ie
TAX NOTICE.
:e
ie, Office of County Treasurer, Lexingd
u ton county, Lexington, S. C., Se plt
tember 20, 1911.
it Public notice is hereby given that
le State, County and School taxes will
r" be received by me from October 15
11' to December 31, inclusive.
i levy.
t For State purposes 5 34 mills
For Ordinary County
purposes 4 mills
For Past Indebtedness 2 mills
j Special County (bridges) 1 mill
For Roads 2 mills
For Constitutional School
Tax 3 mills
:d
Total 1734 mills
3S
Special School Levy
y- District No. 1 4 mills
o- Special School Levy
District No. 15 8 mills
^ Special School Levy
& | District No. 18 8 mills
ve I Special School Levy
ey District No. 25 2 mills
e Special School Levy
1 District No. 34 2 mills
: Special School Levy
District No. 37 2 mills
Special School Levy
District No. 42 2 mills
Special School Levy
District No. 75 2 mills
Special School Levy
District No. 66 6 mills
id Special School Levy
District No. 83 2 mills
1 Special School Levy
District No. 26 2 mills
Special School Levy
District No. 35 2 mills
Qruvinl fv'hnnl Ti?vv
District No. 13 2 mills
ix- Special School Levy
In_ \ District No. 23 2 mills
ad- Special School Levy
ajr District No. 17 2 mills
; Special School Levy
District No. 63 2 mills
45 Special School Levy
.20 District No. 12 2 mills
.10! Special School Levy
.00 District No. 7 2 mills
Special School Levy
' District No. 48 2 mills
Special School Levy
District No. 50 2 mills
.65 Special School Levy
District No. 84 2 mills
40 Special School Levy
District No. 85 2 mills
. Special School Levy
District No. 71 2 mills
ov- Special School Levy
line District No. 16 2 mills
on Poll Tax $1.0(
' Commutation road tax for 1912
J:15 lw0 dollars, is received at the saint
lime as other state and county tax
t 28 | es.
^ 5, Parties owning property in mori
be than one township must so state t<
du-1 the Treasurer, and when writing fo
onal I information concerning taxes al
cket ways give township or school dis
trict, and name in full not initial;
Schedule for collecting taxes i
county will appear later.
/ E. L Wingard,
la. w Treasurer of Lexington County.
7
^ 512'SteSto Sift p
!ED BECAUSE J
is, Organizations, Associations ?
Ufa S<
ause right thinking guides them, Q(
rifles with financial matters; on
:he keenest consideration. You, nt
ak right and plan your money ap
-?*& ov
basis. Facts prove that some of thi
wi
our day built their success on a ,^> $4
t : pa
tarted in a modest manner. In -4^ pn
or
ver that a Check Account does
IS
1 have one you need it Open ^
^
4ft <
4ft tot
lTIONAL BANK 2te
BATESBURG, S. C. Jo fiv?
"*'15 an<
RA C. CARSON, Cashier, J* .
is. J. R. linger, A. Cash. ^ int(
pre
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l Manufacturing Co an
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of 1
urers of - - api
or Finish, Pine, Cypress ana UC?
^eatherboarding, Moufding, ste
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SOUTH CAROL 1 HA r
^==?9=s-9asEsefie^^? gre
Bogus Cloth*. C.er
VUI
What is paint? Some people think sue
anything labelled "paint" is paint, t0 1
but there's a difference, /just, as s,u^
des
much as between one kind of cloth ^
and another. Cloth nine-tenths cot- elit
ton and one-tenth wool, ts:v bogus
cloth. Cloth all wool wears to the is f
limit. Paint at a price between 75 al j
cents and $1.50 is like bogus cloth. ^
The L. & M. Paint is all. wool and jn wears
to the limit. There's a rea- ^
son. Holman-Cullum Hwd. Co.
No
- the
THE STATE VAfRm |jn
The State Pair this year Will b? ,
held October SOth to and Inclusive of
November 3rd.
There are more reasons than ever ' ri]
why the people of South Caroling c^;
I should take this one holiday and meet
at the State Pair. ha
Reduced railroad rates have i hr,
announced for the round trip. Dr(
in
? ' , bil
IS THE WORLD GROWING to
BETTER. se<
Many things go to prove that it is. foi
The way thousands are trying to hil
help others is proof. Among them wj
is Mrs. W. W. Gould, of Pittsfield,
N. H. Finding good health by taking
Electnc Bitters, she now advises m;
other sufferers, everywhere, to take SI:
them. "For years I suffered with pc
stomach and kidney trouble," she
writes. "Every medicine-I used
failed till I took Electric Bitters. 11
But this great remedy j^elped me 0l;
wonderfully." They'll help any wo- "2
man. They're the best tonic and
finest liver and kidney remedy that's !:
made. Try them. You'll see. 50c at J.
All Druggists. - ? ^
TARING CARE OF THE FAXQ A
CROWDS. 4U'_ 1
-H
Those Who Cannot Remain In Columbia
Longer Than One Day
Can See the Fair. ' I
With the railroads granting r?? t 1
ducod rates, and with the State Fair V,
larger and better than ever, it la believed
thut banner crowds will attend
the annual event, which will be held T
In Columbia October 30 to November
3, next.
The railroads not only have offered k
the usual low rates, but have made ^
arrangements to run apodal trains ,
during Fair Week for the oooomodn*
tlon of the throngs of South CartH
llnlans expecting to attend.
These special trains are so arranged,
as to offer to people outside the capi-tal
city a chance to moke a one day.
trip to tho Fair with no Inconvenience
caused by lack of train*. Tho
schedules call for morntng trains U>
Columbia?which will reach the capl^
tal before 11 o'clock In plenty ot tlmo ^
for all festivities?and for livening >
trains returning after tho eventa ot
the day are concluded. %
Tho railroad authorities look fofl
good crowds on these epodai trawjty
I
| "
( Mouse of Jones. l
i Jones painted his house last year. 1
) It looks dull, dead, no life to it. *
, Smith painted his house 10 years
; ago.
*1 It looks clean, nice, and don't
| need repainting, because he used L.
e & M. Paint, and added three quarts
31 of oil to each gallon.
r i The Oil gave life and preserved
U _
, ! Besides?ad ling tV.e Oil reduced
its cost 40 cenis a ga.lon less than
II other paint.
Thirty-five years use in N. A. &
S. A. Holman-Cullum Hwd. Co.
Vizes to Apple Growers c
th* South.
V'i (Mf ? *
Spokane, Wash., Oct 23.?Rober
Walker, managing editor of th
)uthera f ruit-Grower of Chatta
x>ga, Tena/says in a "lettdf to th
ana^fm#?nt nf frho Nofmnol Annl.
O- ?? v. V**v nuiiyiiw
low, Inc? that the value of the an
lal competitive exposition h
takane, November 23 to 30, to the
pie growers of America cannot h
er-estimated. He has entere<
e Southern States special; ii
lich are offered cash prizes o
0 to first and $20 to second wkl
tented fruit buckets, as addec
imiums for exliibits of one barrel
three boxes of a bushel eaeh,
lited to Alabama; Arkansas, Floa,
Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana,
ssis^ippi. North - Carolina, South
rolifia, Oklahoma, Tennessee,
icas, Virginia and Y/est Virginia
2ash prizes and premiums of a
al value of $20,000 are offered in
! various competitions ranging
m full carloads to single plates of
b apples and all contests are free
1 ?pen to the world. i
'When a body of men become so
erested in the* things which they
iduce that they strive to out rivLheir
competitors in a friendly
t of way," Mr. Walker continues
his letter, "it gives that business
.i . i ii? L
impetus iiiui inu uaruiy ue
laled. It interests others and
presses the fact upon the minds
the public that the growing of
lies is an industrv requiring edition
and has become an art, inad
of a business iri which anyi
may leisurely engage and be
icessful.
rheu the value of apple lands
i apple orchards are enhanced
afly. The demand for apples is
tainly increased; the apples from
ious sections participating in
;h an undertaking are advertised
the' world, and the publicity reling
therefrom is worth a great
il, and is as valuable an asset to
is the goo d will is to any business
erprise. ,
J3eing world-wide in its scope, it
ar reaching. When the NationApple
Show was first launched,
sd with jealousy, apple growers
various sections hastily proclaimthat
it was a net scheme of the
rthwestern growers to advertise
:ir apples and to sell their fruit
ids.
'Time has proven that this is imle.
The men who have been in
arge of this great undertaking,
ve proven themselves to be
lad-minded; have implicit faith
their own sections and its possiitieS,
yfet have been broad enough
realize that there are other good
:tions, and they have made an ef t
to see that all competitive exaits
have had equal chances foi
nning prizes.
"With a continued broad-minded
anagement, the National Apple
low is certainly to increase in im
irtance, and the barrier of jealousy
at may exist, if there be suel
kiir u'ill conn tnrn onroir I r
'? , TV ill OUU11 UU IU III C4TTC*/. ii
ir opinion an apple grower, m
atter what section he hails fron
iould give his support to this enrprise,
national in character, and
he can do nothing else, take the
me to pay a visit to the show ir
ov'efnbef." " :
1 t
MEDICINE THAT GIVEi
CONFIDENCE
Is Foley's Honey and Tar Com
Dund. ' 'Mrs T-. J. 'Adams, 522 Nc
an:as Ave., Columbus, Kas., write
[<or a number of years my childre
rve been subject to coughs an
)lds. I used Foley's Honey an
ar Compound and found that
ired their coughs and colds, so
eep it in the house all the time.
efus? .^lbstitutes. Sold by A
ruggists.
Negro Fair
AUGUSTA, GA.
November 14-17, 1911
' ery Low Round Trip Fare
VIA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Tickets on sale November 13 1
6, 1911, and for trains, scheduh
o arrive Augusta before noon No
7, good returning Nov. 20.
Aiken, S. C. .75
Batesburg, S. C. .1.75
Edgefield, S. C. 1.20
Johnston, S. C. * 1,25
Newberry, S. C. 3,40
Proportionately Reduced fai
from other stations.
Many new attractions, excelle
Exhib *s. Consu t nearest ticV
agent for fur her information.
Jno. L. Meek, A. G. P. A.
Atlanta, Ga.
Frank L. Jenkins, T. P. A.
Augusta. Ga
= ' '
? PLEASANT EV1
t A Column Dedicated to Tin
e >: Home Circle at
e The woman whose life-book has
9 love written on every page; who
makes a home for a ???f\ a home
| in a house and in a heart, a home
' that he is sure of, a home that is
; full of love presided over by one
whose price is above rotate*. She
| is the model wife.
i t t t
I Of all the evils prevailing among
1 young men we know of none more
blighting in its moral effects than
the tendency to speak slightingly
. of the virtue of women. Nor is
i there anything in which young men
. are so thoroughly mistaken as the
low estimate they form of the integrity
of women?not of their own
mothers end sisters, thank God, but
of others, who, they forget, are ,
somebody else's mothers and sist
t t 1
Success is never obtained in a i
country like this without effort If i
you fall once, try again. If you fall '
down, get up If it is dark, strike a
light If you are in the shade move
around; if there is shade on one (
> side there is sure to be sunshine on ,
the other. It takes longer to skin
an elephant than a mouse, but then
the skin is worth sometning. Never
be content with doing what anoth- ,
er has done?excel him. k
t ' 1
There is an old saying to the ef- j
feet that an untidy mother has disobedient
children, and, while neith- *
er parents or children may realize *
the why or wherefore of it, yet
there is always a lack of respect
and an indifference to the authority of
a mother who takes no pride in I
her personal appearance.
t t t
The meanest men in the world
are those who have allowed themselves
to drift away from their
mothers and forget all about them.
The best and bravest men in the
world are those . who have never
been so proud as when doing something
pleasant for the kind old
mother.
r t t
l'f ?:,ou think a t house should
have only one head, and that be
yours, postpone your we ding indefinitely.
t t i
Special Train
FROM
Columbia and Intermei
diate Points
! TO
f Augusta, Ga. and Return ac,
count G eorgia-Carolina
Fair, Nov. 8th and 9th
on the Following
; Schedule.
1 Special Train Time
Lv. Columbia 7:0J a. m.
3 Cayce 7:05
Arthur 7:15
Lexington 7:27
' Barr 7:36
s Gilbert 7:49
j Summit 7:53
d Lnesviile 8:05
it Batesburg 8:10
}t Monetti ^:23
.. Ridge Spring 8:30
Ward ' 8:40
Johnston 8:50
T?J. r.1 A
jLrcnion >:iu
Miles Mill 9:2S
Vaucluse 9:37
Granitevillc 9:44
Warrenville 9:49
:S Ar. Augusta 10:30
Returning, train will leave Augusta
7 30 p. m. on Nov. 8 and 9 arriving
Columbia lip. m. See ret0
duced fares advertised in another
:c* column. Call on ticket agents for
v* fuither information.
John L. Meek, A. G. P. A.
Atlanta, Ga.
Frank L. Jenkins, T. P. A.
Augusta, Ga.
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
i?s Supply just the ingredients need
ed to build up, strengthen and re
:nt store the natural action of the kid
neys and bladder. Specially pre
pared for backache, headache, net
vousness, rheumatism and all kid
ney, bladder and urinary irregulat
ties. All Druggists.
does not make fatontdf &*
acter, cities, villages
and all H?*m its HyiHnp, Tfle0|ff '> ..
name of this serpent is staMAH'^
We hope it has no abiding pUce in
rhe Home Circle department is the iHuH
^est antidote yet discovered for
his vile reptile, and seldom fails to
irive it from the home it weekly
t t
Let the sunshine into the gloomy
rooms, have a couch to lie on. a pimo
to play on; in fact, a home to
ive in; one wherein a sense of hospitality
and good cheer exudes
rom the very tables and chairs, instead
of a mausoleum of gloomy
ilegance, wherein everything,'Is for
(how and nothing to be used.
Round Trip Excur
I sion Fares
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
I BATESBURG.
Atlanta, Ga. and Return $6.90
Account dedication Old Guard
Monument, Oct 9-12, 1911. Tickets
sold Oct 6, 7 and 8, 1911 good re.
O-. Ol TT?^ -
vutiau^ v/uii X^JCICUSIUHS
Richmond, Va. and Return $15.95
Account National Convention IJnitcd
Daughters of Confederacy
Nov 7-11, 1911. Tickets sold Nov /
+, 5 and 6 good returning Nov. 20,
1911.
Augusta, Ga. and Return $1.75
Account Georgia-Carolina Fair,
Nov. 6-11, 1911. Tickets sold Nov.
5 to 10. 1911, inclusive good returning
Nov. 12, 1911.
Augusta Ga. and Return $1.75
Account Negro Fair Association,
Nov. 14-17. Tickets sold Nov. 13 to
16 and for trains arriving Augusta
before noon 17th. Good returning
Nov. 20.
Atlanta, Ga. and Return $6.90
Account American Federation of
Labor, Nov. 13-J25, Tickets sold
Nov 7, 8, 11, 12 and 13, good retaming
Dec. 4, 1911.
New Orleans, La. and Return
$20.90
Account American Banker's Association,
Nov. 20-25. Tickets sold
Nov. 17 to 20, inclusive, good returning
Nov. 30. Extensions.
Savannah, Ga. and Return $4.65 v
Account gianrl prize Automobile
Races Nov. 27-30. Tickets sold
1?v. zo, zr, zs, zy, good returning
:c. 4. 1911.
Proportionately reduced round
p fares from other stations. For
:tailed information, call on nearest
>uther.: Railway Ticket Agent
mthern Railway offers convenient .3&|I
hedules, attractive service. Pullan
sleeping cars and Sonthern J
ail way dining car service on
rough trains.
>hn L. Meek, A. G. P. A.
Atlanta, Ga.
Frank L. Jenkins. T. P. A.
Augusta, Ga. *
After exposure, and when yem |
eel a cold coming on, take Foley'i %
ioncy and Tar Compound, ft
hecks and relieves. Use no subititute.
The genuine in a yellow
package always. Sold by All
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