The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 10, 1910, Image 4
CAUSES OF FIRES
BOW TO PREVENT AND TREAT
THEM WHEN THEY OCCl'R.
A Very Tseful List of Fire Don’ts
Compiled by • Fire Chief for all
Emergencies.
With the arrival of cold weather
comes the constant and ever Increas
ing menace of fires, and some sug
gestions along the line of what to do
in case of a conflagration, 'arc apt
just at this time:
It would be a good thing If ev.-rv
householder in the city were to fam
iliarize himse f with each ami every
one if the following "donts:"
Don't g't excite,I when you dis
cover a lire act coolly ana quickly.
Don't be Without, means lo ex
tinguish small tires at any time.
Don t delay sen ling in an alarm
wh<n you ulsi over a fife.
in u t hesitate ta send in an alarm
Of tire or telephone to the man si
fire station if you cannot find tin
gauw ol unosnal smoke in your
bidding, or Immediate nejghuoi-
hood.
D. n't neglect to ascertain the
cause of unusual smoke, or smell of
smbko. If it indicates a fire tele-
phone to the nearest lire station.
Don't go to bed and leave a kero
sene lamp burning in the honsa.
DiJii't Jicgject to watch -us and mi
stove when in use.
Don't Use kerosene and gaeuliuc
to kindle files with.
Den t leave oily rags lying about
the premises.
Di n t al tiw flues of chimneys to
become de.cctivy. Have them cieau-
en at least twice each year.
..Don’t keep matches whure rau
and mice can get at them. Above an
don t lot baby play with matches.
Don't place ashes in wooden re
ceptacles.
Don't Invite fires by neglecting to
guard against and be prepared for
them. i
Defective flues arc one great cause
of fires, and care should, therefore,
be taken that each and every chim
ney in the house gets a thoroug.i
cleaning before the co.d weather sou
in for good. All necessary repalis
should be made now.
It should not be inferred, how
ever, that faulty chimneys are tue
only causes of useless fires; other,
might be mentioned, such as kind
ling a fire with the help of-kero
sene, or worse yet, with gasoline
and the careless disposition of
matches and lamps. A tire chic;
who lias ha 1 occasion to study the
errors which are committed by the
average person when handling ke.o
sene and s 'aboline, and as a resul'
says that the following farts anu
precautions should be borne In min
by the users of the cxplislw .
First, that a combust.ble vapor 's
constantly rising from the exposeu
surface of a lot of gasoline.
Srron 1. that this vapor will dif
fuse and spread In all dire it.ms for
a considerable distance from its
source.
Third, that a flame, glowing fire
or even a tiny spark, will cause the
vapor to ignite and flash bark to luc
gcscl ne proper.
Fourth, that only a small portion
of this vapor Is needed In mixture
with air to produce an explosion
Vaults, lll-ventllated rooms and
places In which the vapor of giso-
Une is present are as dangerous is
the proverbial powder magazine, an
a match or lighted candle is there
fore liable to bring about the same
results If brought into such a plac .
Fifth, that burning gasoline ^
best extinguished by the smothering
process, which, if correctly applied,
will cut off all supply of oxygen unit
-Thtis stifle ihtrbTffze. ~ ~
The following; procautb.i < might
rIfo he observe’ w. i .great a H ul
lage by householders when nai.dline
ken sene lamps:
Do not olow out a lamp while tit.
flame Is tiimed uo high. Doing si
may force the flame down ‘n’o :iie
lamp bowl, and cause an expios on.
'or at the very least may cause tb'
chimney to crack. The prop >r me
thod Is to turn down the wlek unttl
the blaze is half its usual size., and
t&en to blow across the ehlinpey s
toprmrt Into It. If the wick is too
small to fill the neck of the lamp
bowl, the flames are very apt to
flash down and Ignite the vapor aris
ing from the kerosene with which
the vessel is filled, and thus cause au
explosion.
When a lamp, which has been tn
'use needs refilling, do not take off
the burner near another light or a
fire. Many childrens are badly burn
ed. and even burnt to death, by the
overturiitng or explosion of a kero
sene lamp.
Above all remember that the re
filling of a lamp without having first
extinguished the light Is a very d.ui
gerous practice. When two-thirds of
.the contents of a lamp have be-n
used up, the remaining third should
be filtered through a strainer or
piece of cloth In order to remove all
particles of dirt which may have ief-
tlfed on the bottom of the bowl. The
char should be removed from the
use<l-up wick should alway^ be re
placed by & new one. A lamp cared
for along the lines suggested above
will ( always give a bright clear light
and will not black on tho- burner ot
explode.
The .attention of all fiouseholderi
Is also called to the fact that old
boxes, waste paper, and other com
bustlble material are very frequently
left |to lie In back yard®. Such
Rlsces vre IsyltlAg for t serious con
flagration. •
T«, ta. Teddy, you are bound for
B*H river, and we wlah you a safe
of navifttijn
knaira stream up wh»ch
HELPING THE FARMER
THREE OF THE LEADING HOFTH-
KRX RAILROADS WILL
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Organize a Cotton Culture Depart
ment to Educate Cotton Farmers
In a Campaign AgainM. the Weevil.
Practical steps are b'lug taken le.
the Southern HaTIw.iy Cmnpanvfti-
Alabama Great South ru Itaiiroul
Company, and the Mobile o,ho
Railroad Company - to a-u operoae
with the olbeia s ot the I'no d -
Agricultural Department .mi He
Stale Commissioner!- ot' A>;. o ul: tit <
iu^ advising far met.-, In t he leri .tom
uU ng t he 11 n sift be e r .ii a a;
tl l>
SOCIETY
ll()|,l>s VERY INTERESTING
MEETING IN t'OLV.MIHA.
which mn>' ( \ entmill.. b ■ r- a
the Mtxicin eoiton tiool w, -\il.
to the best mi I noils lit nrowiii', i •(
ion in spite of t b > jin . m « > I t loo
insert.
The experienee of tlie f.irnnrs n
Texas, where the wt.ivil ba b n
for some yi ars, ib motist rat- .. tii it
I he ado * ion of p: p -r m 1 ’ io d .
pracfleally i;s large yh- d o! c t on
i an be bbt iin.il ns before the ap-
p«aram e of the w oi \ il. In mor'
localitii a • in d'ex is I he ins a oon o.
(he vve' v 11 has gen ; ,ill\ • -!i f.M
lowed by si crops f r two oi
three yens until the farmer-, hive
Kamel how to d a! with t lie ms , :
lor the purpose of making a «o
operative work of the eempui.e- m
effect.VC and helpful as possible, ol-
ganizatnm has In m perf' . led to
known as the lo'tou io.lt no ib [mi
ment ef tlie Southern K.illwa.. t!io
Alnhania Great Southern Ka.lroil.
and the Mobile an 1 tibio It.i.iioid
with a view of em o■:r ic II • , . .11)
oiitlon of t he most imp; m ,1 m<
tin Ms In adv ance of t h, a, ■ n an >
i f the w,< vi 1
Tills, It 'S f“lt . Win hive I lie ( f! ' .
of maintaining t he rioriu i! pint
I ion of cot ton Droi; 11 f.n n.
who have had expci enii in '!• tP
r W it ll t III- In || I W Oi l I | will , •! pi, , .
i d .'ll ollg t tie linos of t lies ra P a ,
In loealit ii « w hirti m,'i\ e i :■ mil, i.i
reached by the we,ail and cii
.hem practical alvhe as 'o the !> ...
methods of growing rottn:; m, p i
boll weevil eond tlon-
I’lanter.i and et le ra in t !o - • p,
calitiis who are il .' .ous o; ova .
Ing themselves of the p: .e mil . '
vice a nd a-si -i m • of the a
the Cotton Culture In p.u tnn n'
tilts matter are invitml to or:-:
pi nd w ith Mr. T n I'lun' . t Cm
el Agent of the Southern Ki!!io.il
Hid the Mobile A: Ohio Ri.lioid, ..
Chattanooga. Teim
The S< ( let} is in G<xk1 Shape and
Is Doing an Excellent Work For
tho Stale.
At a meeting of the Audubon So
il ty held ta Columbia last week a
rill to the p ople for the passage of
a hunters license bill, through the*
rp no ":!! Xrpemblv, w as tormulated.
i,;| : . . ' s w i re el -eio,| and rout 1 no inai-
;-.s di i u-se I. Tb - Soeietv Js in
good shape. S' i n tsir’y Re'e will at
j I, ih| tin- meeting of the American
O: nil hob gists' li.iiiou.
1 he folliwing olPu ers ebu ti d tire.
M o I iiiutzler, president, Orange-
!nirg.
\\ || c.bi'es, Columbia, vice pres-
ob lit. .
James IPury Rice, dr., te-rretary.
A]»n t K Hey w ard. Jr..' t re isun-r
A plan was ailopP il to have direr
to: - f i m ea !i oi u n t y. t iiose not
ua V ; tl g ill ' ll ep ‘Ot ed as y CI ,
A n - I ut ion of sy mpa 1 hy for I)r
WUPwni Hit her, president of thf
\ riouai Audibion Soeiuty, waii
ad 'I ti d. I if. I Mitelier is ill in New
York City, ..
On m lion of Mr. Arthur T. Wayne
of Mount I'P a-ant, Sy r, tary H i e
was ma.e trigUilsUT of the Ainencan
t >: nuii.l aoii g..-t s I !ii"li. A meeting
i i in W aslungton fromlhe ftth ot
Nov, niher to I lire m " r 1. See re-
a •, U i will att, id lie will m u-
, , a ,p-k m Hi ■ ‘r,n an of bioil,gieai
, i \ . in ;h C _c;:y.
y,. ia i ry U e will he in Wasliing-
t’-n two Wit'k.-O He i i I tit tend thej
j •: . * * •: s ,-f He Tfl.oll There lie wiil
:r , ; me , d ,nii' hologisis f r in ait
T!,I foil W ;ilg r ill hv 1 he S'e-i o
. ,j,, , d i!!, • p ople of t lie
A Few Reasons
Gives relief for all Nerve, Bone and Muscle
Aches and Pains more quickly than any
other remedy known.
Its peculiar penetrating properties are
most effective—NOAH’S LINIMENT.
May be used with absolute confidence in its
purity for Internal and External Uses.
It is Triple Strength. A powerful, speedy
and sure Pain Remedy, therefore most
effective in producing results.
Not only contains the old-fashioned ingre
dients, but also the latest and up-to-
date discoveries—NOAH'S LINIMENT.
Recommended and sold under a guarantee
for the following. Rheumatism in all
forms, Sciatica, Lame Back, Stiff Joints
and Muscles, Sore Throat, Colds, Strains,
Sprains, Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Crainps,
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Colic, Toothache, and all Nerve, Bone
and Muscle Aches and Pains,
Drug stores in cities and towns, general
stores in the country, 25c, 50c and $1.00
the bottle, and money back if not sat
isfied. Isn’t this fair?
m jn t rr.
NOAHS
row fttuvc, eenc «fto musclk
ACMtft AMO PAINft IN
WAN AND_ BEAST
fttftlAL ftO. 14160
•WANANTCIO UNO* A THC-VOOO ANO
DRUGS ACT, JUNC *0, 160ft.
Pmcf, This Size, 2S CCNTS
Lanas silts, eoc. tmo ft voo
NOAH REMEDY CO.
Blctunood, Vs., A Bortoo. Mtw., II ft-A
important Notice
Th« genuine Noah’s I.lnirrmnt i-x-nr^v like the
above. Look for NohIi’h. A i k mi , •. • ry pai knK'‘. our
trade mark. ri Kisti red In tiio P > I'iiti-ni ' >:lti e. for
your protection. Noah's LinlmYnt a!w.• - appears tn
ret ink on the original, bo- i. ■ ri ' 1 ■ .D • 1 m 1 -Xn " it -
side container. Accept mu hint hut al. a I.l'ifm*-nt.
It In the only Pain nerin dy >-Pi1 .m-t-r a rt-sjllve
guarantee. If your deai-r will n-it - . i ■ .. yc d
2 "u- In etampH ar.-l we will m.iii ■ i
fund monev If ii"t ji. r f eu ’ 1 - ti
fra -.d, accept no Uitul*-.
Ii -: V*.' a I ♦
Proof Positive
C'nri-d of Bone Rhenmntlftm.
"I had been Buffering with bone rheu-
matium for three yearn. 1 have been
using Noah'H Liniment, and can Bity
that It cured me completely Can wniK
better than I have tn two years. Noah s
Liniment w-lll do all yoii_ claim. Hov.
8. E.-Cyrus, Donald, S. C.''
I'nln In ^Ide and Neuralgtn.
• For five yearn 1 Buffered wllh neu
ralgia and pain in Hide. ( ould mil
Bleep. 1 tried Noah's Liniment, aim
ttie flrut application made me feel bet
ter. Mrs. M#rlha A. bee, Klcnmond,
Vn.' ' .
t'onliln’t Itater Bight Arm.
■'I caught colil and had a Bi-viue at
tack of rheumatism in my right hIiouI-
der and could not ratBe my arm with
out much pain. 1 tried Nouhe l.lnt-
men», and In les-i than a wu > k wan en
tirely free from pain. A. CiOi'kor, izor-
chebier, Mam." '
Stilt Joints and Backache.
“I have used Noahs Ltnlrtl°n1 for
rheumatism, stiff Joints ami backache,
and i call »ay it did me more good than
any pain remedy. Kev. George \\.
t-mith, Abbeville, S. C."
Sprained Ankle.
-I have been t'.-neflted greatly by
Noah's Liniment, using It for a spruloed
ankle. Mrs W. D. Robertson, West
Somerville, Muss."
Palnn In the Back.
"I Buffered ten years wlih a dr. ud-
fully sore pain Jn my liack, and nh l
different remedies. Less ti an la!! a
bottle of Noah's Liniment nu de t Per
fect cure. Mrs. Rev. J. D. DiUlngs-e.-,
I'otnt Kastern, Va.''
Neurnlgln nmi TothAche.
"My wife suffered foi several years
with neuralgia and ' or t ha che. " o-i a
about half a b"tlle of Noah s t-inlTiu u.
and get immediate relief^ J. S Klel.ei,
I’oticemun, iloilges, S. C."
Rhenmntlsm In the Neck.
“I received Die hot tie of Noah's
merit, and thtr.k It lias helped m - great
ly. ] have rh. umutism In niv n ■ a '
It relieved It right much M• s. Ma:;:.
A. Lambert, Heaver Dam, Va. ‘
For Horses.
-We .Hive m. ver u.-ed a 'itdtn- • t w-e
consider tt.e euuul to NmI e 1 1 O- '
for bruises, sprains, strained .n 1 . -
anil to use on throat, shh - and 1 ‘ '‘
for litstenp.-r. e dd-. etc IP : u. ri I
Transfer Co., Klc 1 mond, Va."
Better Than ft.YOtl Iteniedlcs.
-We cheerfullv rccouini-nd a stal 'e
men to glv- Noah's lan.m ' „ ' ..
and he convinced of Its w. I: h r ■ .. .
live properties. XN’e iuv. id. ; e-
good If not better rvsul-s from '•
than vve did fio.-i re-ned; - s c ■ ’ • ■ ’
ji.-r iuittle N. rfol k and Fm i.-u... ,t
Transfer Co, Nuifo'.k. Va.”
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A VERY DRY COUNTRY ' CLASSIFIED CCtlMN
ship jour calves, hugs, ftfieep, latnb*,
rms is \\ H \ T TIM: l.\W TRIF.s e»c , to The I’arlor Market. Augu*
i 't a . Ga , I it 1H iiroad Street.
To M\l\i; OI Till: SOI III.
A I’LE.V l<>li (.GOD i:o\Ds
Dei luratioii of 1‘rim ipb s Xiliipteil n>
Atkeu Mccliniu
The follow tng d. '.u o:i . ' ;
rljileH was adopt. 1 I. • . ....
l-'oa Is an I I H um tgo 1 .• .■ • i
Hon at Aiken on \\ . .1 u ■ d.t.
"1 'I iiat no t i ■ oi u, o.. i i - .
welfare and pr. >pt rt v o: ; • . ,
of the State .f S.(u- d (ii,., ,i ,
than g oil ro uls ui.d i'. • d ...
t he w et and s w ..h,L. n . •
State.
"d. That the* annul!
of nearly a n :!I.. u do -
varlitt s counti (d Ho S' '
parat iv .* little ; ■ ru. in t.'
men! in the cotol.t.o: o: • ,, eon,. .
s .in eti nil ou - w - i ■ o i l . u ... i
moils hut dell on t -1 ' ( ;• : / ns
That vve r* . ' ; ■
general asst mtii ■ I■ ;.,i .
sissirn such law- |. -- d u , ; .. .
perl.-nee of otiiei SN.to .in! loin: 1
us will result in the liulldtng nf m
nianeiii good r uls by ,.ro. r. » . v
mil Icislnt siike m. Hi !
"4 That the sat. ' y of ’ | •
bJUbeUx .ami UtiLs-.-a of
req U : r. S t he [ill id , c ti u w u ’ ■ |
over t hi> main rh > i s ,.: n i :■ . ;
he under su|iervi - i.-u id 1 ■
and to that ind Hi. H: a • -a o. Id
scon :is pos-iole , i i i • o .
of same a nd su It i p ■ ^.
made for the ins;.* n ot d
in r-.sp. ct to saft' : - un i Hu ,i
•or tn.lintcliam e In : :i S’ , •
"a. Th It the e\■ u,! , I,
of the b' a g IK* be In ■’. :
I) ire a bill to b pro i nt ■ d
next legislature, prov ding ..
for t lo- ii.-rinaiien : i .t i. >f ; u .-... |
after they have b u . t ‘ |
"ti. We recoin mend Hu: m ro j
dispositon of funits cold'.';, I - .
league I hat all to v •- n r •, id ; . I
pt’scg be ex pi nde 1 ;n tpe . .
from which thev ttt'c cnlh n ii .
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Bargains in Land.
900 acres, Sumter countv, Tia ;
I 7CK) acres in high state of culltva-
1 storv 8-room resilience, lar^'e
Afinte.l—Men Hike thirty ,i ivs
prueH il ci'iurse n o r machln-
-ii.iis in’ N ire a un. 1 Pdle toi'.l j
to- - • 1 m« s- ure.i graff’tatfti tion; al! level red land of best ttra-1**;
f '.CO . ,,. r w . e k J -. 1 ll r> Gh ar.
Au* I S v. ud CVt.it iot'e. N C
barn* and outF)uildinos. P’o-n'v of
.i iisheN r .s • I Mule T.-m hers Wait ted for good vii tenant houses. One of the best bar-
l for hiiir a'. $- _ - f 1 . 1 itr; 1 : ir . s FfouN If o;jon ^
PW p,P O P. ~• r x r • i ' r -;c Ml ene .Pme^ I gains in Georgia. Kasy terms
i:g s (* ! ( " r i . -i ; .. .« v e i at on'e |
v " ‘ s S i p n* y. Col- j acrP5 ]n liniits of good town,
,10 room modern residence, tur 1-
t wood floors, steam beat . I.irze
I .lie |..r ''ale ;n North ah ! - . ,.
Htroinit and \Hrginia A-k fori
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pr i u ai . niton course, a. ,
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to Um head
Glass Jar In Whi. Ii It <.rt vv JWroi
M lien llantlled.
As an experiment K \,ik:c. iro..
a Japanese gardener of Sea'' •
Wash,, pltteeul a a hull nn mi, r,
a iialf gallon gla'S frit it jar in s :
a position that as the encumber grea
larger it would soon t:.l Hu h.,
This week ho pseorted a nun, .r n:
friends to his truck garden to s. •
the cucumt.er, which had .-n!upg
so niueh that it was impossible t
remove it from the Jar. He wu
about lo stoop to lilt Jt up win
A \\J I PI\(. MAPI.I .
— ♦
Drips Drops of Water Ml Tlinuigb
the Day long.
\: liens. (Pc, has .cl !• 1 nnoHo i
f tile t re, s t ba? il a v • • g iin-d n ’o'
:e’y all o\ t-r ; tie roiini ry, in 1 h
'seeds and Rullis ( r sale.—Hi .n.'. o
(love: t. 11 bushel. Caropu l
I'Ve f ! -' 1 s 11.-1 A SO. Vet c:,e»
ru; c .-.v po.as and bulb.. /, M
I, .! T . s, Goldslh to. N. C.
Wanted.— \ tics! class bookk' i p.
tn ..si bo aide to invent a! b a-st
i uu give references and sabuy
1 ex po. |o ! Il ti 1st letter Add P s.s
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of . V• ; .
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that
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s drops o, i C c l.aiimlry, Colunbia. S. C
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c q’l.'-l; i,
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self, the double
f rr»*
an
oik grow- j brief .sy upsis of all the hi'esl
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' I. I. » (.tmltfiat I lii'eateiis lo
.''bell tile Rebels.
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b ■ off \ . u . .a ! i. Hon In" is
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) •' <•. ing ;
S'
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of other
niccsspies
of life
ng from a china-berry and t’io|
Toomb's oik hive b.. n the ’iota:., j
cal ruritrsitres "nf this -ritv, - hnt this!
•* l ' l A " 1|1 ' 1,! "* •' pi/./. ng o ..s- i • i |.' ur sal*—('i)-to-dato Georgia Pe.u'h
locks P ,s fta-e Write for it.
Sims Po-ok Store. Orangeburg. S (J
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d ■ ■ ■ V l i laila : t ‘ I. adm- of t he rev f)l,
nu.itn.-' Hu- I ■ i v;'go’ .-rn me" t. not -
CO I ..111 .
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t h a t
■there -wtHi-»» **xp.n>*um a.ua. a.;
ro.ir.i_
d- r.c- \v oil !(1
be slut fu
of glass si ruck the Japane.s- ui
t !•♦
J\ It dh V
left eye, destroying the sight
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I'be d u-
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tint chao-
cucumber's growing power
ha,.
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-•roll! the.
W.sleni |i,.|-
burst the jar Into pieces
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i i\s and
in H a m ma loi'v
1 i.i ’i I S’ is
I i • ;: i: U the
pi Op" to fe
Bobs Penrose's candidate for
gov
;i: n a ra
;.' i H r a s i f ] l • I
! Davila a'
ernor of Pennsylvania, John K,
hen
• H .114 L * . t' l.
iiv. Y,‘vl.
er, has not taken the opportunuy
Manuel 1
loiima. form
er presldeii!
to explain bis participation in *n
National Public Utilities Corporatio;
ftw-indle, and yet the Republican ma
cbine will count him in unless th<
majority against him is over 100,OOP
Since Teddy has turned his at ten
tion topartls an politics the natun
fakirs are getting active again. V.
hear ofa not her Drlng toad embed
•d Hi jroek and^ of an eagle carry-
hig off a ilMpiag Infant to Its »•«»
wihise r.-c iii r. vol ut lonary was iii|)-
p> I in e bud, is tieing urged : )
: ike a l'anitt’e of Hie pr*nsent situa-
titrn and gather his forces for :\
mar-h ag.i‘m-t Tegucigalpa. LUmlila
is now in Guatemala. •
Remember Maine, where the Dem
ocrats wou a zbrious victory be
cause but few- Democrats failed to
vote. To get your vote in it th#
final test of your Democracy.
v ers and -ci. nc.-t h
The t fee. vv h mb' i ven C:iro':;i:i mu-
pie. stands in- the front yard ,<f Mr.
H c. Con wav, on Prince aveti j
ind the curious pin nwie ti n l.i.is.j
been noticed for some time, and ev - I
en after tho lean s have fallen, .
, , Wanted—to buv vour hides, skins,
continues and drops of vva'.-r slou-i ,, , .
i tallow, wool, beeswax, etc., at
ly fall from the hare twig,', even :
Farm Hi:r!y thons.ihd ciaies tbiS
y. ar Also improved Georgia farms
i and fa'iu lands. Write tor p.tr-
! lii iilaiis. 11 F. StrohecHer, .Ma'.m.
Ga.
A Household Remedy
Which Works From Outside
CHESTOL
in t+te middle of the day.
I lYE -UiE IvlLLiliK
hi chest market prices anil settle
ment sent i.i ()rnpt ly. Telephone
1 su.i W'Use W. Martin, Coluni-
nia. 8: t'.
(Chest Ointment)
lurst Few Ycnr*.
Fjftlr Aceblent in Same Mine in Cut this out—It may not appear
1 again Uow gamblers win, al slot
machines cards, dice, etc., by pe
rn t systems. Get wise. Circular
free Ham. D. Co, Box 1617,
Hammond, Ind.
WF Aftd- all *L-
fections of Chest and Throat
A gas explosion occurred in the j
mines of the Yolande Coal and Coke
company shortly after midnight lb;-!
day night and five men wore kill - L ’ ;
The mines are located In Tiiso.ib'or ; ' — Men and l »‘iie8 to take 3 have used this remedy
county, ;iu miles south of Binning-j nu nths 1 radical course. Expert
ham. Ala Chief State Mine Inspector | management. Higii salaried po*'-
.las. Hillhouse and two as^lsstants tlons guaranteed. W r’te for cata
Its efflclancy has been thoroughly estal>]I»hed and posltlvt-ry proven
by the large number of unsolicited testimonials given by (those w&o
are on the scene. The ho Ii s of the
victims have been taken out of the
mine. This is not the first explosion-
of gas in these mines, 65 men being
killed there once before, three oth-
en a few montha ago and two bad
ly burned recently. •
b'gue now Charlotte Telegraph
School. Charlotte, N. C.
For Sale.—90 improved farms, lurg. ,
and small-, better values than ei>- '
where, good water, health, aciro a (
churchftft railroads etc Hen! ; t
Use Freely and RUB! RUB! RUB!
Now sold by all medicine dealers. .Should be in every Home.
25c Everywhere.
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