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\ I? 1?mm Mill immrwii rfwmTKTWirrTnM Scenes and Characters fr . he Press and Banner. i frbllsbfd every Wednesday ai iwo dollars* it year Id advance. What Ro Wednesday, Dec. 29, 19C9. r0 Excursion Rales for the Holidays via the Southern Railway. Account of the Christmas holidays, the in. "W Southern Railway will sell excursion tick- it. ye ets at very low rates to all points South of us beg the Potomac and East of the Mississippi lutiom rivers. Tickets will be on sale December and ha 17, 18, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 31, and January 1, jn conl with final limit returning January Uth, 1910. our pt For further information, call on any tick- an(j m et agent Southern Railway, or Chris J. L. Meek, A.G.P.A., W. E. McGee, T.P.A., pleasa: Atlanta, Ga. Augusta, Ga. accidei ? _ The Teachers Examination. Teachers examination will be held at the seuior office of the County Superintendent of Ed- done" ucation at Abbeville, on January 7th, 1910, full of for the convenience of teachers who have ers a no certificate. J. Foster Hammond, ville's Co. Supt. Ed. A. C. resean I zens li The State Teachers Association meets in 8'Rce./ Columbia on Dec. 30, 31 and Jan. 1. All aly teachers are cordially invited to attend l" 11 tliese meetings. For information and pro- wuion gram apply to J. E. Swearingen, Suite Su- I1*1"? b perintendent Education, Columbia. Re- as pari duced rates will bo given rn the railroads. " e a J. Foster Hammond, us ano Co. Supt. Ed. A. C. thls w< t commi Stockholders Meeting. fncUh The annual meeting of the stockholders ^e.^uv" of the National Bank of Abbeville will be f, , , held Tuesday. January the eleventh at 12 "01 o'clock in the Bank building. p.ut. er H. G. Smith, Cashier. * * routini Annual Meeting. The The annual meeting of policyholders of f??.8 the Abbeville-Greenwood Mutual Insurance t ; Association will be held at Greenwood, a, Tuesday, January 4,1910. 1 iy.fv J. K. Blake, Secretary. Klugli * home ( Present Your Claims. hProf| All parties holding claims against the County will please present by the lirst of <n kfh'P January, 1910. receivi W. A. Stevenson, Supervisor. friendt : Mr. Schedule for Due West Railway. spendi Morning train leaves Due We9t at J0:H0. latives Evening train u-aves L>ue west annu. ioe e trains meet the moruiLg and evening trains wek'or on the Southern at Donaid-i. frienrlf Passengers can go oot irom Due West on tAL tbe evening freight train uhlou leaves Due n , West at two o'clock. -Mies peopie We have a large anrt well seleoted line of S{fs?J Christmas goods ibnt we are going to sell at vr ko<:k bottom prices. Bee them before you spenai mate your purchase. C. A. Milford a Co. is engl For colds and grippe take 78t>ll at Milford'e her ow drugstore. Mr. I It will scon be time to paint your bouse nias al be sure to use the paint that *oei- the furtbvr Mr. and lasts the longest?DeVoe'n. For sale omy with b by Speed's Drug store. Uuyler's candy fresh all tbe time at Mli- for a f ord's drug store. ^Xies Tbe easy, pleasant, *ufe, sure, prompt pills, deiigh are Kings Little LiverPlhs. In any emergen- in Abt cy, Plnesalve Carbollzed Is tbe halve to use. vjrs It soothes pains. It nealb bruises. Sold oy c. a. Milford <t Co. her so Hot chocolate and all the boljand cold ^ iii1 drinks at Miiford's drug store. street, We want all our customers to come and see us within xhe next two weeks and get one ol ^ our calendars. We look out for you while Mrs you are asleep. C. A. Milford & Cc. Ganib WineCardul weather chart free loonrcus- with l tomers from now until tue first ol .fanuary. turnet C. A. Mlllord & Co. Son. F it best goode, best prices, best service go Mi6i toC A. Miliord & Co. Xbey certaluly know mas a heir niz. Wei ??? onr fine line of clears put up in Xm?s bettor pafk>i?en lor ttie boildH> trade. (J. A. Mil- again, tford<&Co. Tue largest and best line of perfumery In CE Abbeville on display at MHlord's drug store. Chri pleiitj Hexametbylenetetramlne ' The above la the miiiie of a Gtrinan olun- regUU leal, wblcta la on* ol the many vsluat<.?- li - MIS! uredlenla of Foley's Kidney l?-iu? dy. Hrxn- Evans metby leueietramine is rtcojjulzed t>y irtuiit. I ing of text books and auttiorlllts as a uric M id M l- Hodg( ; \eut and antiseptic lor ibe urine. 'lake Fi- xhure ley's Kidney K<-mtdy as soon as you notice , any Irregularities and avoid a serious malady. ', l(H' C. A. Mllford 4 Co. olegai If ^ ; ? ' ' ' ";f ? / TZ>? 'om Martin & Emery Co.'s paAf I"Bill friends rejoicf tASI tnll. The bride ie uuif ? J U II- brightest youi M Sees and Hears on His tured, having unds About the City and Along {he SgSL mto Nn 3 winning the 1 illle 110. o. worthy of his ire now in the midst of the Christ- young man of i jlidays, but ere another issue of the Lebanon's best and .Banner the old year 1909, with and good will joys and sadness will be numbered couple begin 1 ae past, and the New Year ushered tious eircumst hat will it be 'i Just what we make iess and they s, life is what we make it, then let ture life as bi fin the coming year with new reso- day. ?, to do our best to make life bright, Mr. Edwin Pi .ppy for those with whom we come reuniou last S ;aet, and let us scatter flowers along I the hospitable ithway to smooth the rough places l. Kennedy, of ake life worth living. pood things i stmas in the city has been quiet but corning of chilc nt, and as far as we know without other relatives ut to any one. piness to the little booklet published during the hearts of tne l of the conference by the Press and had a most deli r shows enterprise on the part of the the greetings c editor, who should have the "well The followin from every one. The book is chock ar0 spending < interesting news, giving to its read- people: Misse splendid historical sketch of Abbe- Lyna Evans, past. It shows great thought and Christmas. ' L-h ana gives many of our older citi- "M" received ight upon subjects they had long from friends ii orgotteu (if they ever knew them at which he app ile its pages record events that the none more tha t generation should know, and of useful whistle, every citizen should be proud. This j0hn R. Link, eok should be tiled away and kept them from afar t of Abbeville's history. | our business, je triad to have Brother Stokes with Mr. .Tnhn E. 1 ther year, and wo believe in saying jng the holida i speak the sentiment of this entire> Mrs. j0hn H. \ inity. May the coming year bring i Messrs. J. N. r blessings upon him and his family I ans from Davi rough his influence may the church Christmas with t up and prosper as never before. Miss Carrie sville has been full of visitors during I iy elected as t lidays and our city has been lively, J jn piaee of Mrs e long they will have returned to j Misses Clara espective vocations and things will Spent their Ch down to the same old every day homes?Due W i. i R. E. D. boys had a fine time Christ- death op j lay making others happy. They y to make pleasure for themselves Mrs. Luoreti Saturday as they will be off duty John H. Penne> iv. \ o'clock last Sa Ethel Lyon and Professor William city of Colnmbi will be married this evening at the where she had >f the bride's parents at 8:30 o'clock, der special troa essor David Henry, of Clemson, is a very critical tor the holidays. 22nd, and was i Frank McGhee, of Spartanburg, is physician in c city for city for Christmas and is could go home ng a cordial greeting from his many Mrs. Penney w 5. but soon after Arthnr Morrow, of Anderson, is for the worst ci nir the holidavs with friends and re- weak, and she i in Abbeville. ere Mr. Pennej Fannie Morrow, of Spartanburg, is shocked by th( ued home for a few days by many ed death. Whi 3, all of whom are delighted to see Her remains o'clock Sunday i Nelle Edwards is making her home her home at Sh and friends happy by her return rapidly and sc Cor Christmas. sorrow spread ; Nina Wham, of Westminster, is of Sharon, ng Christmas at home. Miss Wham Mrs. Penney iged in business at Westminster on loved by all \ n account and is doing well. most estimabl 3e??rge Gambrell is spending Christ- her religion st : Easley with his children. and conversatii L. D. Caldwell spent Christmas day went about do is parents in Greenville. " minister to th Earl Jones, of Atlanta, is in the city and affliction, ew days. " She had a bi > Fannie Harris, after spending a filled life with tful visit with friends and relatives around her ha erdeen, Miss., is home again. on earth and i , Harris, of Atlanta, accompanied by that rest whicl ? * ** a J iU/. ?AUUP.,1 n ana neice is spending a iew uays mo miunui iu ler sister Mrs. Carlton on Magazine maker is God gain. Let us Harry Hill spent Christmas day faithfully foliolis home people. our time shall . W.E. Cason and sister, Miss Alma "robed and rea rell, after spending a pleasant visit Her funeral sei their home peopie and friends re- pastor, Rev. 1 last week to their home in Ander- churoh (of whi ber) on Mond 3 Julia Fretwell is spending Christ- mortal remain b the guest of Mrs. James Hill. loved ones gon are glad to report Mrs. H. D. Reese The bereave* and hope she will soon be well pathy of every in, and througl ed by the thou ikistmas and news on route 3. ,, , "Earth h istmas along Route 3 has been queit, That hea r big turkey dinners and social din>ut no events otherwise out of the death of s ii' nrrtftr ^ t :c 3 Muttie Nickels and Sir. Samuel E. lv naLed am swore happily married on the even- / 1 25 1()09 _ the 22nd at the homo of the bride at Mr Jolm Suth ?s, ltev. Cartledge officiating. On TV decease day following Mr. Evans brough his beautiful wom to his home at Lebanon, where an {^YcvtaSch it dinner was given aud relatives and her gentle , ." ' < V "" '" ; N. " ' i ' production of Richard W the Grand Opera House id together and tendered atulations to the bride and i#T ril f i one of Hodgo's best and 1 II I I I 9 ir ladies, refined and cui- KB g I I . I hosts of friends who wish R 2S S IV /1 happiness. The groom has 11" i a v J itions of every one upon aeart and hand of one so ? best love. The groom is a + p.,,.... sterling worth and is one of * or tne rurp086 farmers and has the esteem _ c TtrnV,;?~ < of every one. This happy 01 casing 1 life under the most propi- vAni,aATIaj * ances. Their sky is cloud- mentioned ? have only to keep their fu- A ight as was their wedding J% LL RETURN8 arker and family attended a er^ ^otb rea' an(* P? aturday, Christmas day, at Persons Dot maki home of Mr. and Mrs. John 2flth, 1910, are liable I Bell view, where a feast of ' vere prepared. The home against delinquents; iren and grand-children and on neglect of tbe law bronght sunshine and hap- , .. old home, and joy to the Tbe return of tn< fond pareDts. All present ships and County Bo meeting of the Board r young ladies on Reute 3 50 per cent, penalty v Jhristmas with their home Emp'oyers are r s Eva Williams, Dotsie and , H J We wish them u happy thecn and getting a si , . . . Returns will nol a number of presents, etc., ? . ? , ti city and in county, all of proper officer. All It reciated most highly, but ported to tne Auditoi ,n he did the beautiful and SSRS&JStfS?5u Iflay ^PPOintmt . Just what we needed in ML. Garrael, Tuea Piiley and family are spend- Calboun Falls, ys with relatives, Mr. and Lowndesville, Tt valker . Hillhouse and John E. Ev- McCormick, Tuea dson College are spending Bordeaux, Tburm Wl.liogtoo, Frld, PH/'hnr fnr T.nhftnon fifthool. Dondalds. Tuesds i. AdaC.'Cowan, resigned. ' D[lb WeKt Thurni Bonner and Rose Seawright ristmas at their respective Parties in Long C est and Donalds. make returQ8 win 8 ?rs. iiucretia penney. Adams for Diamond a Penney, beloved Wife of turns *D these respect r, of Sharon, died about one turdav, Dec. 25,1909, in the a at the KnOWltOn hOSpital, T nrtlr nr. wr.nr r.1a been for several weeks un- Look UP y?ur P,a tment. She had undergone avoid all trouble wbe operation on Wednesday, getting on so well that the hargo told Mr. Penney he ffll, TTJ s on Saturday morning and I VIA r ( ould soon return all right, JL <U\/ JL \ Mr. Penney left a change a.me on, and her heart grew could not be revived, and r reached Abbeville he was a sad news of her unexpect- nTpir,i at a shock! and how sad! I#***!. J reached Abbeville about a ? rrorv-Murv and were at once taken to lilUJMbU. aron. The sad news spread rj a "NFTTFFER ?n a trloom of sadness and A' 1 * u over the entire community R. E. COX, was highly esteemed and s'ho knew her. "She was a ~ e Christian woman, letting ^ave lt. Her remains une forth in her daily walk Jill's chapel oemeten on, and like her Master she from ^he cares and tri ing good, always ready to resurrection morn, e wants of those m trouble The bereaved family ... ... ., . of hosts of friends, ight sunny disposition that sunshine ana maue tnose ?, - ppy. Her life work is over she has now entered upon Th R Irl R HIc 1 is eternal and reserved for 191C that city whose builder and Our loss is her eternal . R d y,N ?vember ]5 h ^ emulate her virtues and containing t w her example so that when weather Forecast*." B: come, we like her shall be 0n newstan^s. 30<\ One? ,dy to meet the Bridegroom. sub*oriptlou to Word an< rvices were conducted by her R Hicks Monthly Ma* Henry Stokes, at Sharon mon\k'y 'P A erl<*. 1 ch she was a faithful mem- {?? ??? genuine-Hicki ay at two o clock and her published any where elm s tenderly laid to rest beside in his own publications e before. Publishing Co., 2201 Locu i ones have the sincere sym one in their groat grief, but ti it all let them be comfort- m, ght that The State of So iath no sorrow COUNTY OF A ven cannot heal." probate IISS CORREK SUTHERLAND. Iu the matter oMJie E?\ iuthorland quietly and calm- Notice to Debtors ay last Saturday moraine, A11 per80d8 Indebted t the home of her brother, 18eUie without delay, erland of this city. | claims against the esiat JU WtUj JUbt IIIUI^lll^ Ull/U prupcilj attooicu IV an hood, but alas death came p. ?? aud claimed her for his own u t" > spirit returned to Him who V ? * -'-1 ? - "": ' '- .^ ;;i: v , ; . n .. f \ H v jjjg ''3V Jr fl|9H agrner's Mystical Festival , Tuesday, Jan. 4th. TO TAX-PAYER , " i. of Accommodatieg the Public in the their Tax Returns, I will Visit the telow on the Dates Indicated in Sche % >" '/ MUST BE MADE UNDER OATH, AND AL rsonal returned at its market value. log tbeir returns between January 1 nt, 1910, and to a penalty of 50 per cent. This penalty will b< for the failure to enforce it heretofore has put a >se who conform to the law are placed before t ards, while those who disregard the law come in s and return to suit ihemselvea. The enforceme irill correct this evil. equeuted to return all of their employees after atement of their property. ; be taken by mail uuless they are sworn to be improvements on any transfer of real estate mi >nts are as Follows: day, January 11th. Wednesday, January 12th. lursday and Friday, January 13th and 14'h. iday and Wednesday, January 18th and 19tb. lay, January 20th. ay, January 21st. iy and Wednesday, January 25th and 26th. day and Friday, January 27th and 28th. !ane, Due West and Diamond Hill townships w ee Mr. John T. Bryant for Due West and Mr. Hill. These gentlemen have been authorized t ive townships. Richard Sondley, County Am ts and get the correct number of acres so that n paying taxes. copies Savings Bai ABBEVILLE, S. C. DIRECTORS. .8. Q. Thomson, H. G. A N, President. G. A. Neuffer, C. C. G Vice-President. W. E. Owens. F. B. G Cashier. J-s*Btark- R-E-c Jonn A. Harris. i were interred at Master's Sal t trhorA shfl roofo ais of life, awaiting The State of South Ca have the sympathy County of Abbeville. Court of Common Pk Juan L. No well et al, Plaintiff Guillermo Nowell et al, Dei .k8 Almanac for ^ authority of a Decree oi 1 .. 1 / i ? Dl??? 4 1909, a splendid year- l1?.? ^?url ^uujujuli J id meteorology.' tbe vil 1 ? Couoty, in said State, he original '-Hicks tbe above stated case, I will opy freewU^'year's sale at public outcry, at Abt 1 Works, ihf Rov.iri H., 8. C., on Salesday in Jat flzine, tbe be?t Si 00 D. 1910, within tbe legal Itl^watued,OIRernem 8a,le the following described 3 Forecast*" are oof, wit I All that tract or parcc >?you get them only situate, lying and being in * County, in the Stale fforea "8*., 8LLO.K MO. TWENTY-SIX (2f more or less, and bounded by ,, n J. L. Covin, T. G. Baker, P. uth Carolina, and others. bbeville. Also, all that other tract o court pai<1 County and State, cc F'FTEEN (15) Acres, more ate of Susan C. Ban- Dnii hnnnHml hv hinrin of Tin eased ???? ? ? and Creditor.. J: 8. Covin and by the abc to said estate must tloned tract- These land8 Wi. and It)ewe holding as one tract. e muHt present them Terms of Sale?Cash. Pun BANISTER and Pa? for PaPere. banister, R. E. H dmlnlalratora. Master A. C ' ' \ V v D WAGNER'S MYST Drama, "Parsifal," s< n . CURE YODR KIDf il J Do Not Endanger Life Whe ** Dbviue Uitzea snows the Cure, t Matter why will people coutinui p, the agonie9 of kidney compla rlaces ache, urinary disorders, dnle headache*, languor, why all u ' selves to become chroaic t nnnn when a certain cure is offere< L PROP- Doan's Kidney Pills is th to use, because it gives to th February the help they need to perf< s enforced ^ou ^ave aDy^ even 0, premium symptoms of kidney diset yourself now, before diabeu be Town- or Brfcht's disease sets in. *<W tho Abbeville testimony : aiierine -j) M Keiitr, Main 8t nt of this beville, 8. C., says: " fered for some time from notifying acbe across tbe small o , back, caused bydisordere neys. I decided to try i fore some r,ey reniedy and went to ist be re- Speed's drug store and cured a box of Doan's K Pills. F now ft-el much aud believe them to be a reliable kidney medicii have no hesitation in r mending Doan's Kidney] For saje by all dealers. cents. loster-MiiDum uo., New York, tole agents for tl States. Remember the name?Do take no other. ishing to Abbeville-Greeir R, O. Mc o take re* MUTUAL -mm i ASSOCIATION ' Property Insured, $1,7 March 1st, 190? W J^VJ. 1 Hi IIJ \J?\> VAJUiJ uu vuv V LDderooD * * or the Director of youi omKmii 'or ar)y information you may d amuren, onr p.an o1 muaranoe. terv We Insure yonr property again " tljnby FiiE, W1MDST02M 5S LIE and do so cheaper than any xnsm pany In ezlstenoe. 0 Remember we are prepared to p that ours Is the eafuat and cheap rolina, Inaurftnoe kDOWnJ7R. BLARE, Gen. 1 ;as. Abbeville, j, against j. FBASEB LTuN, Pj fondants. ' Bale by Abbeville. 'or Abbe- " ofi?%o? BOARD DIRECT' jeville C. g. y. Majors Orecnwoo< luary, A. J.T. Mabry Cokesburj hnnro nf W. B. Acker Donalds t j ? M. H. Cilnkcrp'eB Due Woe land, to w. W.L.Keller -....Long Can. >1 of land J. A. Keller _?Hmlthvlll( \ hhpvillp A. Stevenson Cedarfeprini oi M- H- WIIbod Abbevllli ala, con- R.B.Cheatham Abbevlli* I) Acres, Dr. J. A. Anderson Antrevllli ' lands of S. 8. Boles Lowndesvllle a A O. tfrant Magnolli A. l^OVln I Edwin Parker Calhoun^Miili til Li* fcximonas. f land in H. L. Rasor Walnut Grov? ' W.A Nlchles Hod?ei (DtaiDlDg M. G. Bowles C'oronacJ ' Ol' leas, i> a. Hattlwanijer .......Nlneiy-SlJ 38 Frith G.C. Duuen berry Klnarili ' Ira B.Taylor. FelJowshii )ye men- Joseph Lake Phoenlj II be sola Rev. J. B. Muse Verderj J. H. Chiles, Jr Bradlej chaser to v^A.Che?tham.V^ G. E. Uorn.... Calll60 ILL G. Uorn ^...Klrkseyi an H. Stevens BrookJ ?3. Abbeville, 8 C? March 1, 19C9. " ' s'M ' - - 1 ' . , ? rt . . ;/i ? ? ??? ^ mmmvrm ? A w ? A ? ? IC FE5UYALPLAI ILI1AM LYNCH ROBERTS eheduled^to appear at tv ' * ' v'v ' V^j rpY^ s QUARANTINE RELEASE. IjuIOi The Secretary of Agriculture has Issued ? . an order effective ("on and after December . ., 6 1909) releasing from federal quarantine n an Ab- tiie counties of Oconee, Pickens, Greenville ^ Van and Anderson. This permits unrestricted lou movement of cattle from these comities to all parts of the United States andis adi- /,' rect result of tick eradication -work which b to suffer has been conducted by state and federal ti nt. back- authorities In this area since July 1,VM lampneas With the exception of a few premise# ;- $ which are still in quarantine these counties invalid? are now free tick8- The release of * i thomo ' these counties should prove anincentiveto -tii , the live stock industry, especially in this " area, as cattle can now he raised without ' e k idneys fear of loss from tick fever and can be sold , jrm their without restriction. This order does not allow movement of cattle into these coun- . ae, of the ties from other portions of this state, lick imps ourp eradication work is also being conducted r dronav ln Spartanburg, Cherokee, York, Chester, t,' . / Union, Laurens, Greenwood and Abbeville, it aa ti^is an(j tijege conntles will probably be in condition for release in about one year. Ab- \ ' I sufs in mens son. l kid- , ' \ \ ' . * P. B. !idoey OFFICE WILL BE OPEN FBOM good' FBIDAT, OOTOBEB 15th ll'J. UNTIL FBIDAT, DE^Pripe 50 CEMBEK 3l8t> 1909' 1 , Buffdlo, be United an's-and ?ate St&t?, County, Sohool and Special Tax, Inoluding One 7 Dollar Poll Tax, 0. Dollar WOOd I Commutation Tax. , . ITN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT TO JL raise supplies for the fiscal year commeno__ log January 1, 1909, notice la hereby given J1 tbal tbe office of County Treasurer for AbbeI 1 IvtHe County will be open for tbe collection of q Ml taxes for Bald Oscal year from Friday, Ootod H ber 15th> unU1 Frlclay. December aist, wltbI / II. out penalty. Tbere will oe added? 1 / I I A penHlty of one per cent, on all taxea sot paid on January 1st, 1910. A penalty of two per cent, on a. .^xea not NT paid on February 1st, 1910. W ? A penalty of seven per cent on all taxea not paid on Marcb 1st, 1910. Rates per cent, of taxation are as follows: '50,000 8lale Ta* ? % mill*. v,vvv County Tax 3 I Special County 8. F M ' Constitutional School 8 " inderslgne. Total Townsblj In addition to tbe above, a special tax will L4lre about be collected for scbool purposesm follows: , Abbeville Special Scbool......... 6 mills ? deetrni- Abbeville Special K. R. Bonds 1% ' Abbeville Hlgb Scbool - 1J?' " MitiiuR Antrevllle 2 " fHTlIiflB Donalds 8 " Due West -,.8 M rasce Oom? Keowee D " r.ohonnn 4 M rove f-yot |^f,F"P ! " oat pr a oi Bethel a ^ Lowndesville .. 4 " Alt. Carmel 9 M l WllllDgtOD 5 LgeXlI McCormlck 4 " e p Buffalo 2 " O. v. Fondvllle 3 ,aa Warrenton 3 M ^68. Cold Springs 3 * Sn A poll tax of Ooe Dollar per capita on all ' v. male citizens between tbe age of 81 and 0 years, except aucb an are exempt by law, will r, be colleoted. Jni\ ' A commutation road tax of One Dollar will v/ibM. be collected the tame time as other taxes Irotn all male citizens between tbe age* of 18 X and 50 years, except such as are exempted by f law. Unless said tax Is paid by first of Maiob. > 1910, eight days work upon tbe ptibllo blgbt ways will be required under an overseer, If so a much be necessary. 3 Taxes are payable only In gold and silver ? coin, United States cnrrenoy, Nailonsl Bank e City Notes and Coupons ol Stale Bonds wblcb be3 Country come payable during tbe year 1909. A tax of a 50 cents will be collected on each dog. i Parties desiring Information by mall In rei card to tbelr taxes will please write before ? December 16ih, stating tbe location of tbelr c property, nnd Inc ude postage for reply, and a those paying taxes by check must include s the charge lor oollection. J. F. BRADLEY, I ? County Treasurer. i Oct. 1009. " r ' Bees Laxative Congb Syrup acta so promptT i? kaaahoa I* onntlu mnuns Ih? hnVAlfl. Vhtflh 1 Ih toe best, and Id fact tbe only way to core a n cold. It lingers In tbe throat and heals and 3 allays inflammation* Sold by C. A. Mlltord & Co. * A