John. According to the latest news, John, a native of Charleston, was his son, who had gone away with his family, leaving her in a destitute circumstances that she was forced to leave Danville that night for Newberry, NC, to seek shelter in the home of a friend. She and his son, who were stated, came here today to settle with the intention of settling the estate. The mother, according to the woman's story, gave the son $500 for the purpose of purchasing an automobile at a bargain, and said she parted with the father's son, who had not been seen since.

The police have been convinced that several hours after the murder, the mother, Mrs. McKinney, caught a southbound train. Mrs. McKinney, in an investigation, found two good remedies.  Ill Kit. PitOlit CIO
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the standard blood purifier. is recommended for conditions that are very
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Peptiron Pills. tin- net*.* iron tonic,
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teriKticaliy ancmii ami nervous.
Many persons suffer from combination of the conditions. They are afflicted with swelling of the glands, bunches in the neck, curable eruptions, and sores or different parts of the body, limbs and face, and are beset with pale and nervous. 