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The daily sentinel., 1902-02-04
Grand Junction. Colorado Tuesday, February a. 1902
FEW FACTS.
Something Regarding the De-
Beque Oil Fields.

1lenWOon springs AVdlhuCue: AAo
DeBeque Oil a. Development Company
at DeBeque is now working double shifts
on the pump at DeBeque well No. l, at
which the oil strike Wac made. Forty
five gallons per hour are being brought
to the surface, the only hindrance being
the cold weather which causes the par
affine to CONCEAL, making the oil slug
gish. The oil analysis shows it to con-
tain so per cent of illuminating oil and
80 per cent OF paraffine Experts on the
ground declare that the we'll will be'a
paying proposition, even il it never pro-
duces more than ten barrels per day,
owing to the richness OF the product.
Efforts will be made, however, to as
certain what will be the result of further
drilling. This is one OF the reasons for
running the pump night and day. II it
is possible thus to pump the we'll dry, an
examination can be made by continuing
the drilling at slow rate. 1t is
thought that further drilling will pro-
duce gusher as considerable gas Is now
coming from the we'll. Even il this
should not result, the flow OF Oil will
only penetrated the oil stratum to a
depth Of 8 inches.
The Buckeye company, which COM
menced drilling January Both, has al
ready penetrated to depth OF IS feet.
The drill has passed through the boul-
der stratum which is the one which gave
the greatest trouble at the DeBeque No.
The men in charge of this enterprise
are to be commended for their energy.
The plant was erected in 1O1a days by
Homer and George Bradley with the as
sistance of but one helper. The drill is
now being worked night and day in Or
der to make rapid progress. This COM
pany's property is located across the riv-
or from DeBeque and nearly opposite
the town
The Blain company, which owns con-
siderable property, has ordered porta-
BILE plant and will commence drilling i'm
mediately.
- so"ii5iso SoApo1JS w 10 hkoWh %
the Towpsite Oil Company, is now form
ing. Those directly interested are large
ly local people, although the plan is be.
ing engineered by Colorado Springs cap
italists. 1t is pool OF persons owning
lots in the town and on it's outskirts.
Persons entering this pool receive pay.
ment for their property in shares Of the
stock in the company. The company
will sell town lots, reserving the right to
the oil that may be found under the lots.
Among the representatives OF outside
interests who are in the field are A. L.
Arnold of Cripple Creek and DR.. Hall OF
Denver. W. G. B. Allen, representing a
company headed by Judge Sherman OF
Salt Lake, holding 1900 acres toward
Roam creek, is also here.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-04

There is no actor that is more popular
with our theater- -goers than Frederick
Warde, the eminent actor whose appear
ance here is announced for Friday, Feb
ruary 7th.
This time he presents his famous COM
edy drama, "The Mountebank," that is
the feature Of his repertoire this season.
1t has been great financial and artis-
tic success and will doubtless be great
hit here also. The play is located dur.
ing the reign OF Louis XVIII. The plot
OF the play is very strong and is said to
offer Mr.. Warde the greatest opportuni-
ties for the full measure of his grand tai
ents. He brings large and exception.
ally strong company as we'll as COM
plete scenic production.
Mr.. Warde is a very old and promi-
nent member OF the B. p. o. e. and it is
likely that tho local lodge will make him
a guest Of honor during his stay hero.
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Heavy Snow in the Mountains.

Denver Feb. Considerable trouble
WAS experienced over the mountain dis.
tricts yesterday because of storm that
prevailed in the vicinity OF Breckenridge,
Buena Vista and Leadville. A heavy
fall OF snow, accompanied by high wind,
drifted into cuts and blocked tho roads
at several points. The South park ex-
perienced the greatest Inconvenience, re-
sulting in practically suspending the
movement OF through trains for the day.
This morning broke clear and calm over
the entire region, however, and rotaries
are rapidly clearing the line. 1t now
appears that the Gunnison line may be
kept open all winter and, if SO, it will be
the first time for several years. 1t has
been rarely that 1t has not been closed
for the winter before this date. So far
thers has been no trouble in operating
trains, except for very brief periods.
Tho Breckenridge line has likewise been
interfered with but slightly.
There are no finer remedies manufac-
tured than Acker's famous English rem
soies. They are on sale at the Red
Cross Pharmacy.
The sale OF tickets for the Columbine
ball shows that they will have large at
tendance, Secure your tickets early
and make up your mind to attend this
social function, one Of the most enjoy.
able to be held during the social season.
1t has been decided by the committee
Of Arrangements OF the ball OF the Broth
erhood Of Locomotive Engineers that
they would postpone the event indef-
nitsly. 1t was to have been held On the
night Of Friday. February 7th.
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For Sale--A bargain il taken soon, 4.
room house and two lots. Inquire 247
White avenue
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About the W Gather.

About the Weather.
The maximum temperature yesterday
WAS 80 degrees.
The minimum this morning was 0 de-
grees.
The forecasI for this section is:
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight;
probably rain or snow Wednesday
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-04
Hammond Resi- en-.

Denver, Feb. 3.-Representative N j.
O. Hammond Of Delta and Montyoss
county has written bis resignation as a
member of the board OF control OF state
canal No. g. known as the Gunnison
canal. Tho resignation will bs present.
ed to the governor today, and his excel
lency will accept it Immediately. Mr..
Hammond has for some time contem-
plated taking this step.
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A. N. saith a Cos. Locals.

We are selling several kinds OF sugar at 30
pou nds FOR q dollar. You will surely be re-.
paid for examining our goods and prices.
A. u. Smith Co.
large stock OF Hardware. pillow toos and
far NJ Ing i'm pie msntH constantly On band.
A. II. Smith i Co.
A few bushels n Ice wheat for sale. suitable
et,ner Tor sowing or fctdiug'io chickens.
A. II. Smith Il Co.
Donr fall TO call on us for saddles. brides
q nj horse collar. OF vi! kinds. A large ock
OF the famous Gee Haw' col iars 1T 50 cents.
A. NJ. SmiiE 4 Co.
The best back hat In town for 81 10. donr
TAX. our word for II. but caii aud zee u FOR
yoursel,. A. ". Smiln 4 Co.
A few cases three pound California lemon
cling peaches reduced .'om % cents 10 20
cents and they are ve"y rue. Ring up phone
- aud are how promptly your goods Will be-
delivered. \. 81. Smil & Go.
When you pant your ga den he sure you
gs, n: ~, class fresh seed. We are opening
iarre assoi tment Of Buisl's sea,i aud guara u'ee
them 10 DC fresh. a. VI. Smith Co.
Fresh Mountain buck wheat dnur always
IN hand. A. VI. Smith Il Go.
Our stock OF fancy and heavy groceries Ia
comp pI.ie In every deIaii. tRil us ~. phone
~ aud let US deliver your goods promptly.
A. VI. Smith i Co
Just received car OF nice hay which We
offer cheap. \. NJ Smith l. Co.
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Excursion Rates Announced BY the
Soaihern Railway.

Southern Bapiist Convention, Ashevllle, n.
C., May Sis, 1909. Account Of this occasion
southern Railway annou noes rate OF one nrst
class fare for the round trip from all poiuts on
of sale May Glib 10 i0ih Inclusive, fnal limit
May 81. 100, except that by deposit of tickets
With Joint Agent Ashsvilie on or before May
18th, and pay ment OF lee OF my cents, an ex-
tension 10 not later than June GOD, l9o2, may
be obtained.
Annual Meeting General Assembly OF the
Presby terian Church, jackson. Miss. May In
southern Railway announces rate Of Quo
hrst-cia,s fare Tor The round trip TO Jackson.
Will be sold May II. IS. and II. with nnal limit
May -, 1872 The southern Railway In con-
nsction with the z. & Z. via BiImingham Ia
the most direct route To Jack son, Miss.
Annual Meeting Southern Educational As.
sociaI Ion. CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. July il, loo!.
One first c,ass iare for the round trip. .pius
50 90 nem bership lee, TO Cnattsnot g+ and re
turn. from all points on the South ern. Dates
n sale June 9Th t0 July lst inciusiveiy. with
posii OF tickets with Joint agent on or before
July 9Th aud pay ment OF fee OF my cents an
extension OF not later than September 10th.
1909. may DO obtained. Persons living nj up-
advance on which they wish 10 leave. DO that
he can provide proper tickets for them.
Nailouai Con venti0n Peoples Party. Louis
vile, KY, April 2. 1902. Southern Railway
Announces rate Of one nrst class ftre 10: the
ali points. Tickets TO De sold March 3O.h aud
3isi, and April LIST. with nnsl limit April I.
1909. For detailed Information as TO rates,
reservations, tickets. ETC.. apply 70 any agent
OF the Southern Railway aud connections.
or address, w. II. Tayioe, Assistant Gen.
Pass. Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
Confederate Veterans Reunion, Dallas, Tex.
April 2-Z. 1907. Southern Railway an
noupces very low rates 10 Dallas. Texas, for
- -. Th.A k,1.A A<,lsl R,RIl
10 ana %, With hnel limit May Q. 1904. BY de-
posting ticket IN persou) with Joint Agent
~ Daiiss on or before April 3Oth. 1909. and
posit an extension OF the nnal limit 10 leave
Dallas not later than May 18th, l9ea. may be
secured. The rates for this occasion are the
lowest ever afforded 10 Texas. southern
Railway affords quickest line and best ser.
vice. For Information apply 70 nearest tick
OF agent, or address w. n. Tayloe, Assist
mt q. p. A.. Atlanta, Ga.
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"Guexs I'll try Barksdaie, ,"-thats how
That's what We want you 10 do, Try.
Garden seed, garden seed. that's the cry,
and Barksdale can supply you.
Dried peaches and apples, prunes. &C., just
received. w. ID. Barksdaie.
Corn, mea:, -four. brau. rice. meat, molas
ses, soap and other supplies always on hand
Try Pratt's Food for yo9r stock ard poultry
you won't regret II. s0ld BY W. ID. Barks
da e.
Don't buy your fertilizers until You get
prices from Barksdale.
See our line OF farm Implements, plowS
harness, eoliarp, traces, plow stocks, 30
W. ID. Barksdaie.
"Man wants but little here below" rays
philosophy. Butusually he wants q lot Tor
his money, and We are the ones 10 eive u TO
him. W. ID. Barksiale.
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n. c-ys,.i sprs.s. Of Florida.

Nearly all the streams of Florida originate
ia large springs OF remarkably clear wafer.
Some Of these springs form lakes OF consider.
Able dineuaious, whiie Others doW or direct
Iy in bold streams. TIE wafer IL 20 clear that
trs moat minute oojeots. even on the bottom,
are readily distinguished, and large streams
of crystai water can 90 seen gushing up
through the white coiored limestone beds be-
meath. Al poiuia remote from these inlets
the bottom II covered With the long green
rnosa that grows only In pure spring water !;
bcautiful nsh OF many varieties are aiso plain.
ly visible The outlets OF the spSiHgs are gen.
orally deep narrow ard rapid streama. OF 80
much imporlance To Florida are these river
producing springs that the United states Geo
logical surveys. 10 It's Investigation OF the
coUutry's wafer resources, has made series
Of measurements Of their d!schsrge. Ooe OF
the characteristic spripgs, which was measur.
ed by hydrograph.r b. NJ. Hall, OF the Geo
Iosical Survey. 10 silver Spring near Orala In
Marion County. II II the head OF Oclawaba
River and 10 also the head OF Dsviaaiion, an
etesmboats come up the river into the springs
aod have Q regular landing wharf there. The
river Rowing oul Of this spring was found 10
be 90 feet vide. II had u mean depth OF II feet
a mean velocity OF one foot and quarter per
secoud and q discharge Of 81 cubic feet per
secopd. The spring basin II about % feet deep
and the tern mpefatufe. late In December. wRs
72 degrees r. Though the water has slight
limestOue TASTE. u appears 10 have no other
mineral constitueuta, and is excei.ent Tor
drinking.
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LOWNDESVILLE NEWS.


Lownd-sviile, March IL. 1902.
Hon. w. d. Mann, OF Beach. was In our
towa Monday.
Monday aud spent few hours In our midst
Mrs. J. D. Wilson vent up To Modstsville
yesterday week sgo. and spent Till the next
day with her fathers family.
Mr.. Iva York OF Starr was 10 Town TUESDAY
Mr.. A. c. McCala Of "The Fork" spent Two
days, Wednesday and Thursday. with us last
week.
went 20 Anderson on business Tueaday.
Miss z. Taylor, OF Atlanta, - with her klus.
foik. Mr.. w. L Bowman and family Tor
Ir. q. ". soeer Of Monterey on his way TO
Anderson, stopped here for an hour or two
On Wednesday. Hon. /. II. McCalia began
the hauling OF 20 bales OF cotton from his
~old O. 81. and was TO deliver here. As can
be read!iS seen, the sale OF the cotton brought
70 the owner Q sum OF money OF which very
arge pumbe OF our people would like ex.
ceediugly well TO be possessed OF.
Yesterday 10 supposed TO be the day on
which the ground hog ends bis second win
ter's sleep--ine nrst ended tho 2nd Of Ee6ru.
AIRY. Well, II he came out of his hole on
lime, doubtless after seeing the weather pre-
ssiiiug I'll. after midday. he must have gone
tack for another nap, AZ from all Indications
old Winters reign (and rainy is not over yet.
MI. I. BAKER mas 10 Ms yhfu hnall ocecu
Tree about ten or fifteen feet high. and about
Tx inches 10 diamater near the ground. For
+evtTai years IL has not shed iiA leaves oil Tue
nrevi"us years growth, I'LL the winter breaks.
TO date &c has all o: It's old leaves, and judg
INK by that criterion. We may expect more
cold weather yet.
Yesterday mornings dow npour OF rain pre-.
vented there being any services In our
churches. IL also caused our streams 10 over.
dow their banks and gave TO our planter
another backset In their farm work, and The
Indications now are that the planters wii not
ne ready for planting time when II comes.
Preparations are being made for The per
furmance OF 80 play" In this place In the
Gear future. Rehearsals are being had every
'ew nights. and u j. safe TO say that . credit.
able Entertainment will be gIven-oue well
sorth the prizes OF admission.
Our Pre~byteria friends are makirg an OF
,ort 10 build Q new parsonage. Al 'ast nc
counts they were getting along quite ensour
tgiuyiy With their subscription lists. II IN
upon the church grounds.
Our young people propose to form Q skat.
ing rink here N soon ~ the desired arrange
ments can be made. II would be good Idea
ior the members TO practice In the street
while the rains continue. at least I'LL they yet
the hang OF H." 90 that would have soil
place tn tall.
A day OF humiliatIon and prayer Ii now In
order. Humiliation because OF the tarpish
cast upon the good name Of our beloved
State. and which almost the entire press Of
the whole country has adversely commented
upon and condemned. and prayer that We
may In the future DO freed from IKE occur
rences. Troupe
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The most complete limo of brushes to be
found In town 10 AT The Speed Drug Co. Tooth
brushes, nail brushes. hair brushes, clothes
brushes. whist brushes, In fact any kind OF Q
brush you want. The Speed Drug Co.
Try our seeded raisins, currRuts and citron
u you want 10 make good fsuit cake. W. ID
Bark HdRle.
Our siock OF Xmas goods Ia the largest In
Abbcviile. Come and see.
The Speed Drug Co.
We exchange school books. Speed Drug Co
Call and see our line OF holiday stationary,
q. A. Milford, The Druggist.
Glass and putty can be bought cheapest AZ
The Speed Drug Co.
Glass and pntiy at living prices. at Nil
fofd's Drug store.
Prat,s Food at Milford's Drug Store. Phone
IOI
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Eggs for setti pg from the finest b. =. Rocks
Now 10 the best season TO set eggs TO get
stronE healthy chick. J. X Glenn.
II you want good groceries at lowest prices
aud prompt deliver, call nj Glenns.
Glenn buys In large Quan tiles, pays spot
each. Come and will sell nj the lowest liv.
ing prices, Shoes, dry goods, notions. hats.
farm tools. collars, pads. harness, traces &c.
Never buy dour. corn. bran. oSts. sugar. good
sugar % los. 81. Coffee, rice. molssaes. &c, De
fore you get prices from Glenus.
Garden seed nil kinds. Also bliss trlu m pb
weed potatoes, the earliest aud best nj Gienn's
All goods delivered promptly At Glepp's.
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so.,h.rp Railway sched uIe.

Trains for Hodges leave Abbeviile. 4. e., No.
50 (daiiy) SsS =. M; No. . daily 1850 q. m.
Nj (da,iy) l.S5 p m.; No 81 ldsil! l7.lo p. m.
Trains from Hodges arrive Abbeviilc. No. 81
fdniIy) 8 IS n M, No. I daily 1901 2. m.: No.
3 (daiiy) IS p. m. No. S3 daily 9o5 p: 10.
Cloae connection at Hodges With through
eic,, con Meeting at 6reenville for A. h c. Di.
vision points and the East, also Ashevtlle, A.
isnta, etc. Through sleepers Hodges 10 Char
lesion, on train connecting with d.
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Soaih Carolina Day as Exposition.
Low rates and conveu lent schedules via the

Tickets at the above very low rates Will be
sold for all trains on March 10Th aud 18th.
Tickets good tor return i've days from date OF
sale. Tick els sold March 18th will be good re-
turning 10 leave ChRrlestOn until night March
nth. Tickets sold sold March 20th will be
good returning 10 leave Charleston until
night March 18th, 1902.
These rates from NIL points on the southern
Railway are the lowest ever afforded, and are
intended u give every body In tho State the
very best opportunity To see the beautiful
South Caroline Inter State and West indian
ExpoAition.
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Read DuPre'S Ads. and his street sign, and
you will make no mistake II you buys bis
Toys.
DuPre has fine line OF Iron Toys at l0c.
aud DC. better than Tin toys ai the same
price.
DuPre has Q job lot OF Toys he is selling out
very cheap.
You can buy doll almost a. large m q TWO
years old baby for 81 80 at DuPre's Store.
Call and see the line OF Wall Paper at Du.
Pres store.
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This splendid book OF 100 pages Ia not only
a work OF art OF the highest order, but II II the
most complete and valuable book OF Astron.
world. No wonder the nrst edition OF one
hundred thousand was about exhausted by
the end Of January. The bible excepted, no
other hook can be found In 30 many Ameri
can homes. The millions have proven Ito
value and will not be without IL. The pub
fishers will supply this book for q month Or
two tor the regular price. with the increased
postage added. Send % cents To Word and
Works Pubiisbing Company. 220i Locust 81.
81. Louis, Mo. and this splendid book will be
mailed 10 You prepaid. DO not pass the year
without IL in your Office or home.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

J. c. Pressly as Administrator OF Estate OF A.
l.. Gillespie. deceased, against Hannah
Brown-Execution.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME-
directed, 10 the above stated case, I will sell
20 the highest bidder. at Public Auction. with
10 the legal hours OF sale. at Abbeville c. H..
8. c.. on MONDAY. the 7th day Of April. A.
D.. 1904. all the right. tile and interest OF
Hannah Brown In the following described
property towit: All that trect or parcel OF
land situate lying and being In the County Of
Abbeviile. 8. c.. containipg
Thirty-One and One-Third (3l l-0
Acres,
more or lesa. and bounded BY lands Of Salina
Davis aud James Roseman. being the lot sur
vsyed by q. 4. Douglas.
Levied ON aud TO be sold a. the property OF
Hannah Brown. to satisfy the aforesaid Exc.
cntiop and costs.
TERMS-Cash.
c. LYON,
Sheriff Abbeviile County.
March eth, 1902.
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Cure that cold with Miiford's Cold and Grip
Tablets. No cure, no pay, Phone l07. MI
ford's drug store.
We are headquarters for anything In the
drug line. Milford's Drug Store.
Miiford's Neuralgia powder will relieve you
every time. No cure, NO pay. Milfords Drug
Store. Phone lUi.
Syrups and moiasseR chenp. 4 good 2oc mo.
lasses ior 2Dc, a tOc moiasses Tor 35c, gooc SOC
~ rup for iuc.
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Hall 6 Anderson, The c,othiers

:. ANYTHING IN the school book and stationery
line 70 be had a. Milford's Drug Store.
Tho Speed Drug Company 10 b -ad quarters
for paints and oils.
Don't forget our nne line Of pocket books
when In the market C.. A. Milford, the drug.
gist.
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1.-THE THREE BELLS.'
Second Edllioo Of Poems by Mtss
Mspxnsss A. Richard.

Msr6nses u. Bscnero.
Tue secoud aod revised edition OF the
sTbree Bells" q volume OF poetns BY Aias
Marrnret Richard, OF Coluni Ola, has been
received by the Press and Banner.
Productions from the pen OF this gifted
young lady have bean read vith great deal
OF pleasure by the people, anc the compils.
tioi of number Of the beat OF them into q
hapdsome little volume will DO received with
general favor. The cover design 10 by Mrs. A.
Z Robertscn and 10 very appropriate TO the
anihorrss or from the Womans Exchange.
Price 2 cents.
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For lamdsnts seed 20 TO Milford Drug Store
Phone lU7.
Our prices on every thing To be found In an
up to date drug store. The Speed Drug Co.
Tablets from one cent up. al DuPre's Book
Store.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Aug. w. Smith against N. II. Benson.-Exe-
cution.
10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME-
directed. In the above stated case, will sell
70 the highest bidder. at Public Auction. with.
in the legal hours OF sale. st AbbeviIle C. H.
q. c.. on MONDAY. the 7th day OF April. A.
D., 1909, all tho right, title and interest OF N.
NJ. Benson In the following described prop
srty. 70 wit: All that tract or parcel OF land
situate. lying and being In Abbeviile County.
South Carolina, containing
One Hundred and Thirty-Seven
(l37) Acres,
more or less. and bounded by lands Of B. ].
Benson, Onie B. Rogers, Foster Williams and
other lands OF N. n. Benson.
Also,
All that tract or parcel OF land situate, lying
and being In County and State Aforesaid, con.
tanning
One Hundred (l00) Acres,
more or less. bounded BY Foster Williams, Ed
Williams and other lands OF N. n. Benson.
Also,
All that other tract or parcel OF land situate.
lying and being 10 State and County afcre-
said. containing
One Hundred and Forty (l4O
Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands OF John
Evans, Ina Ste.iz and other lands Of N. N.
Benson.
Levied on and 10 be sold a the property OF
N. NJ. Benson to satisfy the Aforesaid Execu-
tIou and costs.
TERMS-Cash.
c. J. LYON.
Sheriff Abbevii!o County.
March s. 1902.
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Spring Suits for 1902.

We firmly believe it is the strongest line that expert
judgment and system of cash buying direct from
the mills produce.
It is merit and value demand for money, and
expect customers demand it of
Our Goods manufactured especially for the southern
trade.
Do not fail to see this line You will like it.
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Lowney's candy iresh every week nj the
the up to date drug store OF G. A. Milford.