Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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■ this * Idlin'' i 4UMLf 'UMHfei#ifcllMMI * * • • :. * % THE PEOPLE. BARNWEU.. S. C, TWO MEN ARE DEAD DEPUTY SHERIFF LEWIS BLEV- INS IS ONE OF THE KILLED. SHERIFF PRITCHARD ESCAPES Clash Precipitated When Mitchell County Octeera Invade Strong hold of Family. Asheville, N. C. — Out of Bakora- ville, Mitchell county, at a aoctlon In the wilder part of the Blue KidRe, cut off entirely from the outside world through lack of telephone, telegraph or railroad conection, cornea a story of a mountain feud which, long smoul dering, reached a climax, when coun. ty officers, headed by Sheriff Clydd Pritchard invaded the stronghold of one family in search of blockade stills, at the instigation and under the direc tion of a member of the rival clan. • As a result, two are dead and two others aerloualy wounded, while four men wanted on charges ranging from almple assault to murder are at large in the Wilds along the upper r*a< hea of Big Hrw k • reek Sheriff Prlti hard, wtth a deputy. |>ewi« ntevtns left Hwkrravllle for the Big K<W k creek sect to* where In formants had told the aherlff several atlila were la opwraMoo Arriving at the horns of the Hughes too brothers. OsHleld snd Arthar. told Sheri# rn<, hsrd they ruwld bring him threw vtt.Is oithln *« hoof The shertt Sgf»e 1 to wall Sfcd S f*0 OllhWteS sf twr the deport sre of (he loo Hughes hs h«or-1 sho«s from the dtrwrlM* • here 1 Sepwl f Mherlff larwO Mevlnt had Sown •sitlsg »• kis hoes* for thw rw<«r« «f the sheriff H«.rmsg to th* •res* Pro hard foe ad Mke visa dee 4 •ad I he is« Heghea with a nssh hem s4 He*r» Tr-etssss ta sa sa« «m ihske fls*«* I Hvghes srre*daa« le th* sha# iff hamde f ever h» p*e4u4 sst sa>4 hs had huasd tm* < as as th* sh*» ff »ss t* the a* t ed dts ares ad th* I we *4h«r ue«ep*Sts o4 lh« sst SOI uS.le fSr /el t »h* ft# th h««l e* Mrttve S retstei* ■»# |ffer»as *• reewSesr e*th th II ftf*d f»»|e sp hoeses ar*h«r IIesh-• >• <h» set •>! has 0 ag a a f'si^i to th* sheriff la sa*e4 t«re*d (he ges «*a M*H.m a»4 •>* || Mi tlRR#*# ♦ ll # ° llbdff S*4e Wfoae the ffher ff <oeM tat*rfere !*»»* ha'-t se 4 Id'll.)• as I Hard h*4 at i is ih* et Veaseat Truestasas *e 'Spe4 i ,■* rh # 4 at*4 AMhsr H*|h»s Naif ■ sa* 's<*•«*11 t «#•* O atwaa so ta ash - Sg I ■ • lie-|e If* m* ala of the ? f ' h • f +mr 9+t9 4 •. «»•*.! si’ji f*r»s.d*at Hardtag hr hr r*tsrv iiestts as4 I*ir*»t.»r l.r"rd of the hedge! 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SS 're. feed st the (Stafervhr# hovetSf e as eltbhrld Os hit r*tura t.i the r.a»v depart meet Mr [Vab* Im&rd. *11 erat into c*»nf**en<e with his d*;vartm« ntsl ad «rs sad rrpreaent <es of the bud get buret i wh<* h * t«een handttag natal •etltnatea Nothing definite rwuld t-e U-arned as to the ap«*< tile points of diBcusalon sllhough It Is un derst«MH| Hist estimates for certain types of construction partLularly for alli•lllsrllles and sub > hnsera n con formlty with agreements remhed at the Washington arms limitation con ference. which have gone over The item Involving funds for the naval re serve also is said k" have been a sub ject of discussion Navy department and budget bureau officials, it appeared, are deadlocked over rcrUin items in th'* departmental estimates, whb h arc subject to revis ion by the bureau b»f >re they are transmuted to con'tr sv and it was said S M-et-*r Denhy intended to re lume d .s csslon during the next few !nys NAVAL AIRPLANES REACH WASHINGTON. Washington.—The two naval air planes which flew from San Fran cisco to New Orleans for the Ameri* can legion convention have arrived, at Boling field on their return flight to the Pacific coast. The planes which arg the first naval craft to make the cross-con tinent flight will remain here sev eral days fdr overhauling before resuming the trip to San Francisco. They are piloted by Naval Lieuten ants V. H. AVyatt and 0. T. Owen. J. Wf. Jackson, past president of Golden Uhte, post No. 4 of the American legion, and Chief Me chanic F. M. Lindre, of the naval air service, also were aboard. They left Pensacola Thursday and were delayed near Brewton, Ala., by a forced landing. Bn route here they stopped at Montgomery, Ala.; Am- ericus, Qa.; Columbia, S. C-, and Fayetteville, N. C. NEW OF SIZE OF ARMY PRESIDENT HARDING AND SEC- RETARY WEEKS EXCHANGE LETTERS. MRS. VANDERBILT ASSISTS IN LAYING CORNERSI ONE ARMY SMALL ENOUGH NOW President, While Not Supporting In crease, Will"- Not Favor Reduc tion of Forces. TO DISCUSS ARMS LIMITATION Columbia, 8. C.—Laying of the cornerstone of the proposed wo man's building at the fairground by hfrs. Edith Vanderbilt, presi dent of the North Carolina State Fair Society, featured the opening of South Carolina’s fall festival. Governor Harvey R. A. Cooper, Jr., president of the South Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical Socie ty, Mre. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Harvey, chairmen of the women building committee, accentuated the grow ing Importance of women in the present day scheme of things and the part a fair plays in the life of the people. -- The cornerstone was mortised in by Mrs. Vanderbilt and she weilded the trowel with delicate kut expert touches, after which she posed for her photograph with her hand on the stone. TWO KILLED IN El Washington. — President Harding’s I belief that the regular army at its j present strength—12,000 officers and 125,000 men—Is ‘‘as small as should be contemplated unless there should nrrn r mini sti nr ho a decided change in military con- IQ GQ Rrpflrfr I fR sMUI|hF ditlons throughout the world,” IU UU uu U,,L LLUIUUII *»IIL BODIES OF . ERISCON AND ARM 0 . * -v* ■ , STRONG CRUSHED AND MANGLED. FALL EIGHT HUNDRED FEET Los* Their Lives in Fall at Hampton -Roads Naval Air Station; Not “Stunting." is stat- ^ ed in a letter* to Secretary Weeks made public by the war department In order to correct any misapprehension FIVE CENTRAL AMERICAN GOV- mh to the size of the army asked for in budget estimates for 1923. The letter was written in reply to a communication from Secretary Weeks, September 21. explaining to the Presi dent that while estimates for 12,000 of ficers and 125.000 men were being sab- 1 ERNMENTS TO SEND REP- RESENTATIVES. Informal Communications Reach Unit ed States From All Fivs of tha Interested Countries. mltted. the opinion of military leaders, regular, national guard or reserve was unchanged and that the minimum force to carry out the national de fense art of 1920 was 13.000 offlcera THE STATE STEAMSHIP LINE PRO POSAL MAILED WITH MUCH ENTHUSIASM IN BOSTON. Governor Morrison's Plan For Stats Owned Ship Line Commended By Boston City Officials. \\ It formal (omniunb a tioas from the flv% Central American :aad IMjMff ffMkl governments Invited by the I'nlted in reply the President aatd that the plans for the organisation of a Slates to m*»«-t la roaferenre In De- while be did not believe ihe govern rember fur discussion of arms limit* meat would be Jnatlffed In exceeding .. . .... '• ..d ».-r Mtun 1.41. rMu«rrm> for Ik. ra»l.. ,~r .l^kkold.r «• <*• *>' •*•«« «« »'■«'” "O. cal* early a*«*ptan * of the invlta Norfolk, Va. — Lieutenant Edward Lewis Ericson, of New York city, and Lieutenant Rober Franklin Armstrong, of Rochester, N. Y., and Norfolk, naval aviators, were killed instantly when a plane crashed to earth with them near No. 1 hangar at the Hampton Roads naval air station. The badly crushed bodies were dragged from the plane's wreckage by a dozen men who witnessed the fall. The shoes and leggings of one of the j men had been unlaced and removed,! apparently as if be expected his plane to fall In the water nearby and had made ready to Jump for safety. The fliers, both of whom wern re garded as first class pilots, had them- selvea construe ted. or rebuilt, the . plane In which they took their last flight. It was of the JN-4 type and a Boston. Mass — Considerable Inter l*Qd machine, and they were making eat la being taken In this vtcinMy In * *•* of ,ts Mrength They were not “stunting." according to men at the nir station who witness- company, with the State of North Car e d the fall The plane had been la •Hers. Indl- it* reetttirres .—. m * — • there are 11 milk la reffurtion beyond "P"' 1 *’ • ot »«cam ships between r1,-# n« as and sppotaimsat of ffve delega which «• raaaot go. even la th« praise North t arollaa sad the North Atlantic **** **" ,k# I*** —^ Tfc-r- » ~ Cb. .... ...« o, 4- port.. .. “ W *'* *•" 01 tarv llvsbes setloa taken as It stroylng the *ar*lleat foaatlatlon now viriaally at th* gaffsoat of the ffve ffow laid tor oar aallnnnl defease and lor* "amenta baa b*ea received to Central fetttng the arerwod beSetta of World Amerva with gratiO*atkm Formal ac oar esp ceps as.# la snase r a see ms* be delay, rd tbruoffb ibe aeceeeMy of »Maia*g see«w*al wd eitber 4akiast or «uagreea Tbs As»*rwaa ia«itaUo% accepted til* at mo la !*aa Am*rtraa 41 . tee I» t be *s. lesSoa *«f utbet t tbob am<u«a tb« dlpdntmata and ta §ev *»amea« rtf* tee (be feeling prevails as pruposed by wcereur mot Mta | board of louairy tailed to ta rtaon. of th* aoathera rommoowralth reetlgat* the arrideal had llttl# to The ptaa. which It Id reported will work apon. because the plane was so he laid before the North Carolina leg ‘*«*®«thlr wrecked that taveatlgalloo ... _ ^ . of raaaeO of the tragedy were doomed iataterw after It convenes to Jnoanry. Jo Aiimd lavtntiao Oeinyai ••• klohly praised by offwtnla of the Aa well aa they mold estimate *«• Washington ~ Detnjr oh th* port <4 ftoodao governmaat the chamber of season lofd the mat'bthe went IMo 0 m ti the three emboli** la the pe- cammarva. the New Kaglnnd Marlt Use ***** dive for 1*0 feet and **ra* b I bo tpt of f i warn I loadnsrtluoa from Its aaonrtntloh. and dtattngatahed men •* r *^ * 1 *^ • **r*tffr Import, which who not only have the Interests of New •hottrred It *.»veremeat to estead M ®flMi t MM At F*tl ■MM an la * Mat too to participate ta Raalaad at heart, hat who have in tb w b s step bse'beea take* ebwb ms * ■as »*eelts at afar fee* bMkd Oatar* III fftr^fMrw t tel fefet dMfeAltasfeftl ftr l^t iM^lh illfv tspb* fw be Feotral Am*rt«sa rum II pfstve s el*| ptag stun# t* teal treatmeat of alt fha- «a problem* ta a similar way \ it ess said meet reel spna th* sash ■f ibe (eetrsl Am- riren tekegstmwO • b»* tbrv gstb-r Is M ssblaglno Ml > * »e*~ e e I Am appro*, biag feOfefeace af the al- at I eaaaa* ttettnectaad. to coh (omdMbsho lac pence Ml the Near Kaad. prevented the rorrytag owt of to dell*** th* mvttnlton te ffbe at the State depart mg iff* i rtawn chape J 1 A s r L rnttig lb I rf'■"'HdfiV 1 !• « ®fnr'g' hid* •H«t tldPNi l«|« •* f <rd|« i livfll o>ieti*m ot maa v • * nag pro Mem s a<t% • roe b I lag the retatbrnb ->f tb* t eatral A meet* aa grwap Hals* 4,»c Haaduraa. Nbaragaa Gealrmala sad rosta Hi a Tb»r* t* no gaealkm tbat tb* ^aabiagtua admiatstratkm seiaed eagerly upon I be forma! aeg gwetlon tbat reached it from Ontral Amerliaa capitals ladballag lbs de sire of tboee go* rrameats that the Caited fttatea sponsor a Ontrnl Ameritsn c «>nferen<e where a formula for peace and adjustment of all Can- tral American problems nfight be ar- rlvrd at l4t< king S4>me such step. Fir Am b taet rert tens ■tree* and teaat de In charge of the french embmasy alao had heard from Quay diweay ) barge Masao however, had but beard from the Ualtaa govern- meat probably *n accannt af th* dte la rWd state of th* cable* from Italy It aaa the a tab of the Silted g«*v rrameats that the ISVttatioa to th* Mashingtoa go* era meat shoe Id ha presented jointly through their dipto matlr representative* her*, hat It maa derided that the diplomats weald wait overnight for th* mteeing laetractloaa from ILurne It Is th* aaderaUadlag of the three embassies, however that th# deulrv of their boas* governments Ip this Instant* would permit of no great delay la the maltar of preaea- tatloa and It was understood the Brit Ish and French nfftetaia would present the Invitation tp Set ratary Hugbea >ad lareeeaatly agaiast Simla and ett.»rtb»ast# prapaaMtaa of Qovsmec Mar I* of special interest to Mateo Is jost at this Urn* Ks Mayor r Fttjg-f •:§ democratic raadi la haataff bia cam note tor gevsmai pa iff a on jnai thn can admta tat rata well aa donate* l tarty rrltlrtaod fm Me rand If bm ot Th* Whit* dtor t’Obar I are pc- po tesee Th* repo Ml • ta thia state aa odn*. have been tits th* pee sept ffeplera the port af Maaton Ha* aa sell aa the freight rate* h-4 •bat the air The air staiioa aa*y day cel t»m* Sefe ■aterpid ivera of seaplaaei wht.h ship* of the Atlantic ffeod harted freg* «a*t ghsc Ihe eve a over the *d the big the «t*. Ur sad m-uffstaed aa frean-oao Me.as t* «**« »*e CawH Ms*htagt- a — ICafae em-at at the aatioaal pruhlbittoa law eNh r*#p-«i to foreign shipptag atthta Am-n aa t-mtcTUl waters sill aaatt a taal in terpretation at that se<tkm ot th* atatato by the supreme t«eit It ass iadi-ated by high administration offi cials This taterpretattoa is expected by goverameat nffkcra late next mosth or la December Doclatoa of the executive depart meat ta withhold enforcement of tb* law as ran at rued by Attorney General Paagherty la bln optatoa of October #. aaa formally commuatratad to As sad two days more arguing with the aoclato Justice Brandi** of the aa- aecretary of the navy before I could preme coart. who. sabaeguently refao- get government shlpo to bring the coho ed to grant various steamship lloeo hrrr — .a stay against the enforcement of “Philadelphia. Baltimore and south- Federal Judge Hand’s decision at New pan after fifty years of I "lUtofttooot* fret ah 1 t rmtm ha vo rwtood oat only th* pan <4 IWjRilfii a hut New Nag la ad aa Well. •l4|(r<4 ffl fayar Cartey “Only reeootly 1 VM f< srrwd to go lot* th* South to pmnhmbm robe for our municipal cool yard* Fr •ight rat** wore*sorb (hat w* < i. M1 (t ftLff •veo aiteaipt to bool M000 ton* ovor th* « two days la search of shlpo ton in an attempt to secure some red- Justice. The decision as to the enforce- sonable adjustment, some Justice, but metrt was incorporated In a formal or- what was accomplished? Nothing. ^ er Issued hy Secretary Mellon to the Tracer- r- on L ne O er States. C'har’ottr N C. — I'n T • i ally esti- mat< (i to co'-t more t'n i J'J.OO.'JKK) and to have a t '^1 li-ii: lh of more than 200 nrlcs comp’rt nr. of a new hifth tetisio.i trr.'smiss on 1 no in North Caro’ na :irtl South Cnnl na is being rap'dly pvnhi d a-d the installation of two new hVdrn-elrctric plants are under cont.'mplat'on by the Southern Power company according to an an nouncement of officials. Running from Lookout generating station, wst of Statesville, a new line under constnirtfiop, officials said, is regarded to be the most important. Another important line will extend from Great Falls. S C . where another hydro-electric plant is under construc tion, to Newberry. 8. ff, covering a Freight Claim Officials Meet. Winston Salem, N. C.—The Virgin!* Mies "counting 9S46oVound bales'*! Frel * ht Claim ^ nf ^ence, including .. Ne w England business and Ihipping offic f 9an f P , ; oh!bitk,n a ^ nts b! ha es s?d lnclud ng 7 530 bales of' ,re ^ ht clalm off,c,al8 in North and have long been crucified by unjust d / aft « d af K ter * merican-Frvptlan'and* 1 T39 bales of South C»rolina Virginia and West Vlr-| frel ht rateg untll the port of oBgton had conferred at length With mt nran ana unit's ui , , wavrK-awKo mx** npnf>rnl Hnuphortv Am or! "'in Egyptian and 324 bales uf to Sea Island. G'nn’ngs prlitr to October 18 yonr aitd last year by states were: Alabama. 608.732 and 427,023. Arizona, 10.238 and 8,679. Arkansas. 649,630 and 46L968. California. 4 722 and 3,922. ^ Florida, 18,553 and 8.187. Georgia, 568.917 and 336,630. Louisiana. 275,995 and 194 983. Mississippi. 686.625 and 510.675. Missouri, 62.921 and Ao,4«2 struction, cooperaflo®^jwlth special agents to ’prevent freight claims and that.’’ : in deelar ng that the exposition has | _ _ “hlo sectioo of the United States has been the best ever held here, and the eliminat^n of freight overcharges and suffered more through extortionate work of preparing for the next expo- undercharges. freight rates than has New England," B jtion. to he held in the fall of 1924, Railroads represented at the meet- stated an official of the chamber of i 8 already under way. ^Already throe ing were the Norfolk and Western’, the conuperce. / blocks of spaces of 25 each, and In Norfolk Southern. Ronthern, Winston- “Long have we sought some aolutlon addition 175 other spaces, had been Salem Southbound. Merchants and without success. The Nortt Carolina sold for the 1924 exposition, according North Carolina. 448 019 and 443.157. Miner* Transportation company, the plan will meet with Instance ^approval to a statement made by W. G Sirrine, Oklahoma. 458.822 ami 352 493. Chesapeafce »od Ohio, Pennsylvania here, and hearty co-operation when- president of the Textile Hall corpora- South Carolina, 335.270 and 493,204. and Waatern Maryland. e,Ter * nd wherever po*alble>^ tion.^^ distance of 50 miles De Bust > I lo Defies New York Pollen. New York •— Thrae patrolmen and fdur civlllanx were required to re move Oulltlano Debustillo who claims to be tb* rhanrellor ta th» «.oo*«l ot Honduras from a seat la aa eutomo trtU. ehen hs wax arrested oa a charge ot fautag u> halt opua th* sifmal of a traffic potteseoaa -1 am th* rvpffvoofftattvo of a Death Foe Aviator. Okecbobee, Fla—Wlltord A. Two Children Dio Whan Homs Burn*. Rettig Sallabury. N. C—A boy aged four Crulaer Raleigh 8lid«t Off Ways. Qulncey. Maa*.—Th* acout cruiser Mr*. 1. Rlerton Winston-Salem, N. 0.-"I rof* fered for about eight months^ with nervous indigestion, and had several doctors to see me but found no until a friend suggested Dr. Pierce s Medicines. I was not able to sleep at night and could not eat, just lived on eweet milk and bread. I take Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis covery and took one bottle of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, with wonderful reUef. I am now past 40, but feel just as I did at 19. | -^®° eave the Discovery to my children, and now I am giving it to my grand children. » .... "You will always find a bottle of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery in my home, and I will recommend it to anyone suffering from nervousness. —Mrs. Izie Rierson, 2415 Uege SL You can quickly put yourself to A-l condition by going to your drng- rist and obtaining l)r. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery,inlabJeU or liquid^ or write Dr. Pierce, Prwdent Invalids Hotel, Buffalo. N. Ym for free advice. When Baby Frets from teething, fevrriahnesa, cold, colic ot stomach and bowd irregularities there M joavv nothing that will give M t ^ quicker relief than -. T T] DR. THORNTON'S ~ EASY TEETHER A famous haby s mwculwt • af cant or off. Ciotslai noaffl reaao If M tails Id haipk. yom | ^BSORBIHl Hus Ad Is Worth 35 Osb • • l» * • • Hudson's Iron sod Nux fePtllff til W*Tk V Medsae • I*m ^elg It u an ..pen s*< ret that Wasblngt4>n #vv|| t |! 0ug |, n,* Italian communlratloa ern rates are Impossible and It la high York dismlasing their application for offi. lain have t*4-en grav4*ly coMcorard not w . e j ve< j gt that time. Gme that some action was taken, a permanent Injunction restraining lest serious disturbances ante In Can- ^ ^ un j erB | C(M j (in, throe embassies. Governor Morrison of North Carolina, federal agents from applying the Vol- tral America which have kept In close touch with can depend on Massachusetts and Boa- stead act. t policies of the Washington govern- ton for any possible assistance and co- Justice Brandies, who was sitting In Cotton Ginned For th# Ysar. ment believe that an unqualified a*- operation." chamber*, was understood to have Washington — Cotton ginned prior to ceptance of the Invitation canput be "Governor Morrison la to be com- *ff rec< * wlt * 1 counsel for the govern- October IN amounted to 6.695.034 nin- expected. At the same time, however.' mended most highly for advancing thia "rent *nc! the steamship lines that th# nlng bales, counting 128,487 round the ^ are * a, ‘ l to that presen- plan,” declared ex-Mayor Fitzgerald, decision to withhold enforcement had bales as half hales ami Including g.^tatlon la necessary to give this gov- -For years and year* I have fought removed any necessity for a legal stay 391 halos of Amerlcan-Kgyptlan and ernment an opportunity to participate these miserable freight rates. We through a writ of supersedeas, which 2 153 bales of sea island, the census ,n the J° ,nt consultations of the allies have Just completed weeks of hearings ha d been requested by the lines and bureau announced In its third ginning u P° n losses growing out of the war. before a commission from Washing- acquiesced In by the department of i report of the season. Clonings prior to October 18 last year amounted to 5.497,364 running I u-1 rrciRin Vsiaiui v-wu.c.cl.'-c, ...v."Vow .F.n^laml hnafnpas and Ahlnnlne which was drafted after Mr Mellon Attorney (('a island. To that dsto In 19J0 eta- f 11 ’'*' M “ r t' 1 » nl1 and t’.nnsylvanta. met as R (rade center ha, be«h commer 0el " !ral Dnnehorty. ntn M were 5.75..6S2 rnnnlnr call, mlhed. li T.xtjl, ■ roitnUnK 40.099 round h»l«» a, hat a „/, hercbv 0([erlng grea ter protection ™ B '««•> ara basln ; Orecnvtl-e. S. C.-With an attend, nnlos. and Including 14.312 bales ol . blnn „, my campaign for goverifor upon and „„ ov , r , oco tJlb last , | lv |h „ R- cooperation from the public was "“‘'"•ally the_ plane of uoveraor Mor- gmUm™ TeaUlo E tpos t on came emphaslied and a uniform method was n ’ ri s s nu ve y' ra 1 ‘ to an end the ttjtal attend mce clur- tW %^ua.ed for handling excess and ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ imatod ' stray freight. Other points discussed Carolina s plan with much satisfaction proX i nn{Tt | y 2 - 000 i were thefts from cars of special con- < R r ,® * no ® es 0 Exhibitors and v'alters have u:>’tcd «*•**• *• - •■** L 2 i i i i h******* i • l t l • i l • | psrsos f*r«iv*4 a Suttk st se, Irsa ss4 | | Su, W» >iii rs4»*m !*•*• cosy-as st | I far* *»t»» tf r»cot*»g Sr «• as «r | I b-for* I>-r*mWr » Ittl. I k- HUDSON MEDICINE COMPANY, hm. Dtet. I. HseswsIL Va. U/ifjTERSMITHs v (hillTonic t H#ffiff« vHto **wp'*9 •• mm • ffih4 t+riitf ibmi ff#cfei O € O (€> GREEM MOUNTAIN A8THMA COMPOUND quickly rvlicTfn the cM«tress- ing piroxvsms. V sed for 55 ywnrt* auU reHUlt t.f lo4.g ex encnce In tr<;ltm.-nt nf throit rtiul lung d Heases lr Dr ,T. IT. Guild. KK Eh TRIAL 1IOX, Tre.tti^i- pq Asthma, its ■j ciiiiHf*. tr>-aiiuen{, etc., sent J upon requem. 25<.. a „,i $1.(1^ it cri:y^1s(». .J. H. GUILD CO.. RUPERT, VOT Don’t treat pore, in flamt d, smart ing eyes with power- "Y ^ fu * drugs "drop- W* ped in oy hand. A soothing, effec tive. safe remedy r best. 25 cents— all druggists. ■■ ■ Usatsf fsMlos; Gray Hair u.d. b, -1", V 11.0 Hk.r Priaoner For Fifty Yaar*. Waupon. Wla — A straage golden an nlvoraary will be celebrated here with am«d gad Charlea Douglas was and a girl aged t#o year*, rhlldren of a a iater |htp of the Detroit. [ m. aOu by « .ir,u>. 1. r.r.n«l,, McCiiob. . m n.r.rd u ** younger one* raneng up to 14.000 aad _ oitA# Bethlehem Shipbuilding Coreor- the honor guaat. No 1.717. Bill Max- thm t 99r * »■ McTulloh home be h 1o# ¥lM ^ roll Tha gwoota aad honor gwoot and atrwou of this Iowa R*tug la aald to iwooo Caotooaio* aad Mockavfll* was N C broke a bottle of water ever