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- ',''1 lux:-, September 11, 1924 THE ASIHXCIIO COURIER, ASHEBORO, N. C i BFPrBLICAJf HANDBOOK IN- - I PISBURSEXE.YTS BT . TtaSTlSG FOB OMISSIONS! COUNTY COMMISSIONERS -Taauxkt Neoeael CwuttM i-a4 Following ia a list of disbursement L tlmMt -utivt U the Republican uik by the board of county eotnmis- TtSITS COUVTT AFTEJt AJl&iNCB Of Tl water end thi proportioa most be j TZARS maintained. wT r boat &r , sinti t water to 1 through! Lb va-1 W. F. Allnd. tetter know rWa.irwur mm af ehminauoa and this Book by Uncle John their leawlar meeting awataanbar Uti Gcseral Fan4 " W. A. Lovott, deputy CJ.C, Mtr . Weatheriv. t S. C kahook ears "TM Mpuoucaii Ip-.p.ifT. book to interesting ot Jmi at ao tan Joy 5 - grilling attir to what has bees i W. A, Lav -i.. ...nUi that nartion tmai-t- saiarT fa the Adininiatretioa of the De?'Iola Lewdennilk, deputy Hafti. 31 !-! oaitioBt'f ,hL3teiior,dwiia thai DedVVf.u.wi..v..' rr5.e last three and a bail yean toils to.. . oepuiy snenn xYO.ew' tuestinilr: Xtf-iM,' Activities of tha A. a Sheriff v.w.i . 808.M Bureau of Indian Affairs, and of thwtLea M.Xeesae, Reg.'ef Oeeda 166JU iL-k-wt.u Patar Offiaa baa fat Mre Genual Sura, work oa;. u l - '- creased lU.outpat by 60 per eaatRtax booka) uwi.-auWi. .'uwi. -112.00 ; faring tWIaat few year. But it V Tatter wort on ta Wt peaWtf effectively jopcik thai hook wwi... fJ8. .tiesTr Secretary FaYanJ his-Locae FontaaUr, aaaar.. $83.00 uaadaloua" leasing .ttfce naval efl(XHj Julian, eeme y.jt i U.w $126.00 tiam Pstterson Allred, , air.Wayaa'tosa aiust bo mad op If the human 'county, Iowa, k ia the county vUinng ' machine ia to do it work properly. iMaada and reUavoa afu aa .'. ah- j Sine only fart ia replaced by tho f 71 vaara. Ho ia aaawmaaa t aod . that wo oat. U la beceaurr to iad by hia siatar, Mrs. W. J. Whitoirlaukd rp tha defidt.whik aJnounU U Mr. Allrad ia tha yiamiot aaa of about mx fluoaa. . i' Mabion.Ailrad i-aad. Eleaaoa) Fatsav! Toa UtUa Watao' Ha Caaaa Beo4- v. . f 100.00 j aervw t4ab Joan Jwbarao SI knew both jaidarf. rakentkn. j Ha $1M.M ! firrt aaw tho bgt of day oa. -a-tat ia aow. Abo ww aa. taa mom tuowm piace that if one depended on tho eampaiftf book ooi'Mia daforaiatiett, ho wouU narer suapeet Mil Fail lOrmer Bocreianaa moo ana isauieiqj rr ? rr r Linnie BurfchmL aojno-u.iL.i,4.00 O B Parka, JoiacUfta expanaa r6-00 W; L Borrow aajtM .w.WK $6.00 E. L. Wood, primaryoxponaer 9M tne reat enipni, ana rare rau, DaabJDohaoV V iidiV.SiHalaiBT tho m.rHiM m.l. of tha tiarv'i ilE& Mfllsapa, county damonrtraw !I0 egtfaitf fltttet thatjieartain jaraplpyaai of . ,ak New, York nostoffico one eom- mittea aUieft 6f tnoneV tad Senr "SaaiV and iai ther Wtewrf ithw-! ) aonieaii tandett th4 .Democtntinii ad- ninlfiMnnJ ,Rnt it faiU to:SfientiM4 ' 'Service which have taken placa dor J in' preati!ai;ndnilniatrajtion, among tham Becratarjr tBienip a ..; con r nection with the collection, of- money tnr tWealA of Virginia, '"Doatof f ices, as disclosed by the famous aeries of 'Dear Ben' letters, including the one on the 'Meadows of Dani 1 ' ' I "There is also an interesting chap ter on the, Veterans Bureau. It records how many millions of dollars have been appropriated for the care of sick and wounded service men,, and how many millions of dollars of in surance the latter have taken out for which they paid -so . much per thousand but it- neglects to oven record the fact that Col. Charles B, Forbes was at one. time director of tho hnTwan- or that ha ia now under indictment, and that under his ad-' ministration there was an orgy of graft and corruption, that sickened the country, .and that accounted foat tho 'wasting or stealing of more .than $ 200,000,000 of money Intended for the care of the disabled service men. Th KnnV tall now the " TreasUr? Department bears after; war Ijordona, but is as -silent on the Mellon Tax nlan as is the Cleveland Convention platform. . & wvinrtioTV, an exhibit a table comparing ,tb in- xinw taxes that. Will be payable, an-- der the 1924 Revenue Act yith those , imposed b.the .Wir, yepue w 1918. Passing over the unfairness of any comparison between peace and war taxes, it is highly humorous even in a Republican campaign book to claim r. for this administration credit for! tax reduction in th 1924 i tax bilT; Jasse by iDerdocftt" Independenk , . Republican C;vpteT! tha ritrminprl onDosition of Presi dent Coolidge, Secretary Mellon and., ' Administration Kepuoucan . leaaers , in both branches of Congress. "Tho rhnntm- on Foreitm Relations in an indefinite as has been the : ad ' ministration's Foreitm policy. There is a boast that General Dawes and . (the other unofficial observer, who :, i went over, opened the way to the ' economic rehabilitation of Europe, ', but no mention of the fact that their ' status was wholly unofficial, as ex ' plicitly announced by the adminis tration at the time of their going, J so that had" the negotiations broken 1 down, the administration could have t, washed its hands of General. Dawes, , as well as his associates. ' "And as for the Department of ' Justice, ' there 1 ft quotation from Abraham Lincoln about 'Reverence i 1 or Constitutional Law,' and one i- from President Calvin Coolidge - ahmii - 'Good Government without W.' Ri-Noocav X locav f i 3.00 xpenso " fe.00 Eimpla awd. aoc iary as it u to drink plenty of Water there are maay m i who oo no on a wuncieni uujuuit. JUndlaaaan. i. U44. .1 !- Jfciefti aooaoa aro aWaatorned to cive Jr r thavToiaMvoa ko.is viaftinaT ! tmr aygl.rna taaa tiaaav . the requlrod aiwMm3allioRoth,f naar Ranr Bmount and atthouh thoy aaay suffer 4itmnm;-Un. Um Kevtoe, of noarij front bwadochoa aad indirestioa thoy Uborty;'ioha Stoat of B4 Croaa. and otmr dream that Lacs, of watotv baa Mrs. Sot. T. Roodina.-wWdied seooobr anythmc to do wtta such disturbaneM ly at tha ago of within two-day of uifj ohoref ore, you have not boon 1n 91 reors. i Ms. AUrod attondod btf lthlTaabit of 4rinkiria--irji classes- of .wedding wad paraooeiy eamr-back to liwalar oaeh tay ooitimence to do ao at Visit hor, -ufc did not roach Kaadla-noci-Takn on or two- glasses in the aaa, tatfora aha died. ' u-. morninr before breakfast, preferably -, jur. Aiue was amy t years 014 Tbi will tone- up- the stomaon whoo hia father decided to go West.1 work; Tako tho other four daring sating -tbo trip through tha oowntari the day? They wiU aet not only aa a tat wagons. 1 Mr. AUreo's rataer roa,n, ttt tha atomadi' and intestines . . m . n 1 L-- ;U vJ.'jrlcaVimt Carry jenWu. "Weir lmoffrom rperusal" of the book that ha once held the high office of. Attorney t general By swmo x . atranM circumstance, tho authors Aahahora frintina' Cbi suDDliea if court ibouaa il'..'f.i.l-.v. l-08 N.i BTilley, janitor court H. 60.00 IUnddiih'!Taienhana Co.aeTk - f -so pi. vice- court house . . . . vi'.. f ib.u Crawford-StuU ft Co.. audit- - ing v.. .a. $300.00 Lea M .Kearns, express and dray- . nagr-'Oi'i .'it-. ...... .'. u.ib E. U Moffitt, prsmium. on Ins. - pbUcy, C. H. 6.00 Town of Asheboro, water and (lights, C. H. and Jail .... $49t M. G. Edwards, tubercular eradi- cation .... .... .. ...... $206.76 Lee M. Kearns, Aug. pottage $9.96 Fox Furniture Co.. shade court house ............ i . fi.ov Dr. J. V. Hunter, charity and welfare $ieo.uu S. D. Lowe, board in it prison ers . $200.50 A. C. Cox, car expense ,. $46.25 S. D. Lowe, capture still .... $5.00 R, L. Cooper, conveying patient . to Morgantoa $10.00 G. L. Crave n", conveying patient to Morganton State hospital $30.00 R. L. Cooper, capture still .... $5.00 Asheboro Courier, printing tax ' -sale, etc. $H3.zu Fred Sullivan work at jail .... $3.00 W. A, Gregory, Jr, drawing 0 a-rand Jury .50 Asheboro Bargain Souse, supplies j fetJail iM... ....... ...... Sl4 Lexington Grocery Co., supplies ;j county Home t.o Asheboro. lev and Coal Co, ic courthouse $7J(0 Cox-Lewis Hdw. Co., mdse. county home... $18.00 The Texaf Co, sarne $10.00 Asheboro Drug -Cov, same .... $5.70 RUvtrie Kouinment Co.. same 18.87 FASjeboro.'Hdw. Co., pipe line $698 Newsom Motor Co., mdse .... R. C. Johnson, sme . , $90 W. fi. MilIikah; refund tax er- j j ror TVl? $2.001 Cod Pearee. iMme ....... .. . . . $3.50 W. H. Burrow, same '.. 46.07 Flora Brickhouse, same .B0 R. PBrower, same". $10.00 LewfeTMoffltt, ;sam4 $10 cT'A: Cox. samel. .A $38.06 J. W. Kimery, same $19.16 Carlyle Lewis, release poll tax sz.w Diza T. Lewis, refund tax error $20.00 W. R. Ashworth, same $47.75 Rebecca Burke, same .67 W. M. Hammond, same $2.67 C. H. Taylor, same ; $15.00 Eliza McLeod. same , f67i Steed Heirs, same $lK)v M. B. Bean, same $4 AW W. L. Tant and E. H. Morris $1344 M. E. Lewallen. same $19.84 Wesley Hoover (colored) same $5.00 J. G. Luther, same $3.66 W. E. Bean, same $7.50 Roads ! E. B. Millsaps, dynamite county . roads $178.40 First Natl Bank. Int on note $1226.00 W. A. Kearns, payment of ' note xiu.uuu.uu First Natl Bank, nayment of '; note $39,000.00i Interstate Construction Co.. con struction $z,ys.ra a 'tworkorso team and his saethor hits v atimahitat tho liver, kidnevs dtov-a dno-horsa wagons Littlo Wiki- t healthy action. i liami . taem roda in flrst one tha the ! ,Th i nohiectkn to drmkinr pthons.!K; o) y water t meals, provided there U ao They loft this county m tho nnj tlooi i tho mouth: otherwise there is fall of 183.' and went by ' way MlwiUttAmntrr to wash th food down! Greensboto and Danville. . Thei theyJvjjKmt sufficient mastication. j saw thai first train.: Turning west "LobkoB water drinkinir then as an- i 1 itti (AWoTaix ,, , ,n f I ward thoy , drove through Roanoke, V.. acroao tho Blus - Ridiro lnoun tains, dowa the Now river, seeing- the. Hawk, s ' Nest poak j and into aven tucky. Crossing the Ohio river at Point, ; .Pleasant, uitbey, went through. Dayton, Richmond Indiana, Indianap. oils, Terre Haute, across the state of Illinois and , across the Mississippi river 120 miles from St! Louis, reach bur Berryville, Arkansas, on the Oea- ge river the latter part of November. They stayed were a wmie Dut went on in February , of the next year into Lawrence county, Missouri, where they stopped with Mr. AUred's uncle. His father farmed there one year, but the drouth experienced in that year caused him to push northward. In September they moved again, reach ing Wayne county, Iowa, October 61 1854. First Cabin In Section His father built a cabin there, in fact, it was the first in that section and the family .went to work. Little William, though only nine years old then, went into the field and broke out 60 acres of land. Yes, Mr. Allred says he was in the Civil war, on the other side, but, some of those on tne uraiederate side,' about Randleman, were among the first to welcome him home. - It was 'with, Scott Lineberry, a former school mate of Mr. AUred's, that the following incident occurred. They met at Mr. Lineberry 's home. After approaching each other Mr. Allred said, "And this is Scott jine berryU . i '.A'Viifcw.-l ; a "Yes, and who is this?" rs WiUiam Pattersolt Allred, used; to go to school together at York schoolhquse in '61-62-63," . i , f "It is, ure",,and the ,t. two clasped handsQ Then came s reminiscenses. But the tesV-one of these was the re calling of the time when Scott pulled William's earuntil he said "GooWey goosey". ' -:l "Did you see any Indians?" some- - one asked Mr. Allred. i "I'll tell you about that," he an swered and smiled. "As we were go ing through Indianapolis, on our jway west, I saw one -of those IndiangHhat used to stand in front of tobacco stores. When I came back this way, the Indian was gone as was the to bacco store. . "But' seriously, though, that is the nearest I ever saw an Indian, except at a fort during the civil war. These were prisoners. We were neve at tacked by 'savages,." other health habit and make it tot to drink six glasses every day. "Uncle a John.'' 4 who writesi a weekly .prase-poem- lor , this news paper,. is too author of a, book of poems from -The Hugh .Stephens Press of Jefferson City, Mo. "Tho Water Witch" is its titl"a book of varsa as human and understand ing as 'Gene Field,",; aayaf one reviewer., Uncle John in everyday life is Dr. J. J. Gain of Excelsior Springs, Mo. ,ji AJf THE COUNTRY WEEKLY ' "I am the Country Weekly. 5LI am the friend of the family, the brfhger tif tidings from other friends; I speak to the home in the evening light of summer's vine-clad porch or the glow of winter's lamp. ;"I help to make this evening hour; I record the srreat and the small, the varied acts .of the days and weeks that go to make up life. "I am for and of the home; I fol low those who leave humble begin nings; whether they go to greatness or to the gutter, 1 taice to tnem tne thrill of old days, with - wholesome messages. "I speak the language of the com mon man; my words are fitted to his understanding. My congregation is larger than that of any church in my town; my readers are more than those In the school. Young and. old alike find in me stimulation, instruction, en tertainment, inspiration, solace, com fort. I am the chronicler of birth, and love and death the three great facts of man's existence, "I bring together buyer and seller, to the benefit of both; I am part of the market-place of the world. Into the home I carry word of the goods which feed and clothe, and shelter, and which minister to comfort, ease, health, and happiness. "I am the word or the weeK, tne history of the year, the record of my community in the archives of state and nation. "I am the exponent of the lives of my Readers. Was it common sense or common honesty in srovemment that dictated the appointment, of C. Blascom Slemp t. as (Joolidge s secretary 7 . ten AUTUMN EXCURSION TO FLCillDA Southern Railway System Thursday, September la$tU924 1 Soecial round trio excursion fares will be on sale Septem- ber 18th from the following stations aa ajhwn..bekrvl destinations shown in Honda. Seems to me that waltin' is the bosom friend of pain. Find the thing exemplified ill waltin' fer a train. Feller waits fer anything, he's flirt in' with de spair, but worst of all is waitin' while the barber's bob bin' hair! Feller in a hurry, mighty anxious fer a shave. Got a million duties fer the time he hopes to save; Mazie beats him to it, which of course is on the square but, Mazie is a fairy bell with half a day to spare! 0 Waitin' in the barber-shop with bristles on yer face. Hate to see the Beauty-Parler shove us out of place! Might as well be reconciled to things that has to be, but where we're feCchin' up at is a mystery to me! From To Jacksonville Charlotte $15.00 Greensboro , 17.00 Winstpn-Salem 17.00 :rReidsville 17.25 High Point 17.00 )Lexington 16.00 Salisbury 16.00 Gastonia UOQ ;Hickory . ' 16.00 Concord 15.50 Marion 17.00 . Statesville 16.00 Placksburg 13.75 Kannapolis 15.50 Mooresville 15.50 Kings Mountain 13.75 Thomasville 16.50 Morganton 16.50 Newton TampaJlIiarai . $22.00 f24.00 -24.00 r,26.00 24JX)26.00 : 242 26.25 ,l 24.00 ;26.00 23)0 425.00 23.00V - 25.00 og:sr;25.oa, 20.75 22.75 , 2224504, 23J5Q?: 23.00 ; 25,00- 16.50 Round trip tickets on sale also to Pable Beach, St. -August ; tine, Daytona, West Palm Beach, Fort Myers,' Braden- town, St. Petersburg, Sarasota and Moore Haven, Fla.j.. at proportionately higher fares . ,,-Kt Proportionately reduced round trip excursion fares from?-',: intermedate stations. -- 4V Tickets on sale September 18th only, good ort aU'regalat J ' trains (except 37 and 88) , final limit returning, to reach orionnal startino1 nnint. nrinr tn milniriit im iiVlrcfa t ; Jacksonville, Pablo Beach, St. Augustine and Daytona, beptember 25th, other destinations shown above;1: Sep tember 26th, 1924. - rt"J- ' All round trip fares shown above good via- Columbiai and Savannah, or Atlanta and Macon, , going, ,tripfo re turning via same route. . . i I t . Tickets good in pullman sleeping and parlor cars, ana baggage will be checked on these tickets. ,f For Further Information Call on Any Southern Railwjr Agent UVl! -ojj, R. H. GRAHAM -.Si' Division Passenger Agent Charlotte, N.C, ' , li!S3' ) s' 4-1 vrf'c Jl w Kmj SENTENCE CALLED MOST - BEAJTIFUL IN ENGLISH I-j - u V tw. vnlum omitted Asneooro nawH coiuiixuti- .... . . . n . . - ,g mk. tj. KnonUna Ma nana f dlacuaa thoAchlevenionts of fhta ad mlnistraUoni whjch tharycountry lMardeojnachjardwVw weeks, ago i and will bear more during the im- What is the finest sentenoe in English prose T An editor submits this sentence from John Donne, En glish divine and poet (1673-1631): "If some king of the earth have so large an extent of domain in north and south, as' that he hath winter and Rummer together; in ma domain, so flarge ah extent east and west as that he hath day and night together Foushee-Brady Hdw., same... $80.99 A. S. Clapp, same $11.00 J. R. Auman, maintenance . . $45.80 S.iA- Pickett, maintenance Ernest: Kidgey'aam ...... S. D. Burratti sami TLi. Lawrence, same .... A. P. Richardson, same S 256.45 126.00 $nz7' $1SO.BO $92.09 -FftLL -OF- MTTXINERY AND LADIES READY-TO-WEAR JO , in H?SL foffitVsam wjv.V.i.. J77j(MhrsVdomtnion; -much more hath God CtireforeTaMT to understand J- .P- Wicked, aamo $121.60 f why th T RepubUcancampaign book HCox, aamo V. f. M8.W ta morVinteriting for what It omits C. aama ...... $10.69 . traafotwh.)ltmaoV .M .5. ... Ki.y VTT. 7Z. iJL. H-.tf. Brooks, aamo .: ,U.7 $470 wtia rftnnot' aeo a wrOTLSr persist without an affort to redress ft, or .a right denied without f ' fort to protect ,itr.wh: feel concern for tho economic welfare of r- the United States, bat reollsee ' that the making of better men and women S ia a matter -greater still who think ' of avery. governmental policy, first of au in -Iter I .peanng :;v.puu nni rtohlm tmther than udob material .rnin 'omialiW and deterta privilege Sw In whatever format In whatever .dl:lfJr7...M-."V"- ruiM, and who finds thejtrue tet of auecesa in the welfare or tho msny and not tha prosperity and comfort of ', tmr, Tha eiria anit of America I. tint tho Holla lut the individual ! man. All l.t goes ,to make letu-r and hai pitr and freer men and woman la profrreo. all also U reaction. Pro rremuves f this sort, though, they v mV lint Cr W H me nirw, mm- ihclr-F In their h"rts are D,Wocr''. litrwrt from spires of' John ' W. Itavia awpiing the Democratic nonv (. n) ,m fur ti. 1'rasldency of tho tin'" I I 'nt. . ... I . (' tl.e ... 4 . f i. t)ys Into I, .i f ' than Ohio, f'O . among state rr.ort Iowa, v i. . '!, . .1 tr -J mors than 1 thn Ifiimj in Jn mors man at, f the states exert four. Th four Uts aro New Y"rk, Innvl anla, UllnoU, an'l I" : i. A i l jret there ia in North Caro .na sTOfii Ing to tha last wmus ro r"y of more than (0.000 pvorl. la frnt in the ! mannfacturt and rrrolucta. The stut" Viduo of iU Spirt, T nr: 4 ; in 4 ' t-,ha W. L Coltran same $105.22 Walter R. Brown, same .... $12.50 8. D. Surratt, same $38.77 W, G. Patterson, same $141.76 J. ty Klrkman, aalary and mon- ( ' advanced $12L76 Hohert Allred, August salary $80.00 Bill LoveU, August salary . . . . $80.00 Laurin CranforcL; labor ... ..w, $80.00 AmiRtead York.- aamo $80.00 D. W. Bulla, eqrtstructiori . . $219.60 Jake ilillikao,. labor $33.88 S4U.U4 same 80.wj achine Co.,TTpaJn $27.9$ Foushee-Allred. same Jt... 126 J. W Richardson, same Vr.... $1-60 Asheboro Wheelbarrow Co, 1' I repair ...i 5C...S lift, Graiy 1 Bain, enginw-Hng Uwhar- ': rle ) nd(ro .i,.t.,.....i $201.8 E. L. Hunt, work on bri.ltro :.. $3.00 M. Wicker, lumber and labor on bHdfoi., ,t, a vv-w. .fk-J $27.00 H. J. C.rfsfBon, lumber ..,'....$117.71 S. E. lleniny aamo vtjwi,, .77 D. 8. Redding, samo ,"..,,'..,. f i ' 60 Carr Psrriiih, samo,.i,Ui-V.$.', 20 J. H. Mark, samo f 0T J. L. 1-r '. snino ' 2T)0 l ill.ug ta g .... $107.27 I. fmnn ilotor Co gat And I1 1 ." oil v.. ....... $1M Ai '-boro, Motor-Co. gaa .?0 X. M. Lhaw, sras $'"0 68 Ahetoro Printing CoH suprlli' $16.15 ln 8. Imleth, enn" ' " bO 'Irnt Katior.nl Lanl' ...... til ni9 ., (yw, K j. r. vu of i mercy and judgement together! He hath brought light . out of darkness, not out of lesser light. He can bring thy summer, out of the winter, though thwrhave no spring; though m the wavi of fortune, or understanding or 1 conscience, thou have been benighted till now," wintered and frozen, clouded and 'eclipsed, damped and benumbed, smothered and stupefied till now, now God comes to thee, not as in tha'daw ning of the day, not as in the bad of the spring, but as vie sun and at noon to illustrate all jhadows aa. the sheaves in harvest, to fill all penuries, all occasions invito his mercies, and all times art his seasons." The Pathfinder. DRINK SIX GLASSES OF WATER A DAT 'I '1 i of I Tur r t ' if 'if' I ' 'V rmTrtl- t party's t "DrinViiix glasses of water a day" waa advuod in a recent radio health talk of the New York state depart ment of health. This is the doctor's order, not for tha. invalid, but for tha person in hearth. - The proscription is so simple and In expensive that many do not appre ciate, its Importance. And yet, for those who have good health and wish to keep it, plenty of water every day U an absolute necessity, -nenty! u bout lis glasoe. - a ' t There are aeveral reasons wbr ao much water is necessary. Water softens tho food wo oat, making it mora oasllv diverted and absorbed. It ao dilutes tho dlftstiva Juiaat that they can roach and act on ovory far- title of food. It dilutee UM blood ana lyrrn iJf k; ' the mombranoa anoht. it hairs to regulate the body A-- ttmi"; !ur by distributing fca to X tt v l it Vi ,1 i.arti and by dlapourif of Fins bent t rough perspiration, l ia a most imjKirtaot factor in Jhe ramoval of wsata. - . . i li j U Tw-(Vlrda WeTtf ' Tho food hu:h la burned ia th body to keep us warm and grvw 01 th pow er to work and mo to produeea wanta jtiat as tho burning of eoal prodoc aahas. Then, too, UXTO la e natsnt -" aklng down and wearing Cut ef rUs and tl acuta. This rrokm end worn out material ts Into the bloM to ba errrated in, lunga, kidneys and liit r Inns water dririkij-r aids tl the erfana a----i t Our buyer has just returned from the northern markets where she purchased a complete line of Millinery, Ladies' Coats, Dresses, Blouses, and also Children's Coats. Miss Esther Underwood, an experienced Mil liner, will be with us this season. - In our piece goods department you will find all the new fall and winter materials in the newest colors, in cluding wool and canton crepes. WE ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE .3 LINE OF MEN'S, .WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SHOES, AND MEN'S AND BOYS' HAlS AND CAPS. . 'jfif.v .i,4 :;. i. .i A; Jo! T!ra '"8 " ,,t:1J-wi " ; i im - i lii ITv . m i 1 V4 (TA l s i io ipaa. t , k. l .' A .rt; t kil . e ,u. . y L v i'k Zi ". : H 1-:';: .Una of p i la .Jjjf! Jp&rS tilt Wtrrft- 1 !' ' mm 'i.it h) f! It? V i t a .'it . rra.Via.'Tf ; W h.ia. ,! ,i .it'CliliS ,ti rv n'ent tiu I .11 , f ' " ... .. . . Vvvv , : . ' " .; I .'f .' 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