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Wilson, 81. Harvey.

Mr.. Templeion, the AdJutaot, said:
And now at the close 0f these pleasant ex.
erciaes Il becomes my pleasant duty 10 return
10 the Daughters Of the Coniedefacy our SIN
cere thanks for these badges.
Comrades, the Daughters are determined to
keep green IN our memories the hiatory of
that glorious struggle and to hand IL down IN
our chiidreu's children 10 our esriness and
heart sickness sometimes We might be dis
posed 10 forget, but these ladies are deter.
% ined that the achievements OF these days
.hsll never be forgotten. A short time ago
heard O prom inent speaker from the north
give expression TO this sentiment: II hope
Inc day will come when 10 the parks and
pubjic places Of northland sta.utea OF Lee and
fsckaon shall bs erected" And believe this
sentiment can be traced 10 tho influence of
this organization.
We remember we'll the days OF our strugsle
and there was not ono daring deed performed
by a Confederate Soldier In the baltic neld
bot what waa matched and more than match.
cd by the loving self denying devotion OF our
Confederate women at home. Ladies, We
thauk you and will try 10 remember.
Lest We forget Lest We forget.
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INQUEST BY CORONER
Over the Dead Body Of James L.
Hall. Juae 8. 1902.

Over The Dead Body Of James L.
HALL. Juae 3. 1902.
TESTIMONY.
Waymaa Hall. sworn. aaid:
W. A. Simpson and Bianchett called for
I understand that you have bad some big
Iaik 10 Will Moore about o whet stone. Papa
said. no; I don't intend having anything
moro - do with you. Papa said. I Will bny
Mr.. Simpson ssid. yea, you have. 700 are q
liar, cir. Papa got up and Mr.. simpson shot
him. Papa vas sitting down until MI. Simp-
son said that he was liar. Mr.. w. A. SImp.
The house. A. Mr.. simpson drove on ne shot
back at me twice. and then shot at him.
Questionable your father have pistoI7
Answer-No. had pistol: u
CERTIFICATE OF PHYSICIAN.
Ihave examined the dead body Of james
L. Hall, and nud . gan shot wound over
right eye which penetrated the ekull and and
passed directly through the brain. The
Thoe. o. Kirkpatrick. n. ID.
Mssisirats Abbeville. County.
June ). is02.
VERDICT.
STATE o. SoUrH CARnLINA.
COUNTY Or ARBEvILLE.
At an inquesiiion held at L3wndssv,I,s' =;
c., IN Abbeville County. on June 3. 1902, at
the residence OF the deceased J. l.. He'll. in
AbbcviIIe County. We the undersiRne ed
Jurors after hearing the evidence taken Do
fose Magistrate ]. g. Huckabes acting Coro.
ner for Abbevilie County. reuder our verdict
according 10 the following fHm. That the
said J. L. Hall came 10 bis death by o gun
shot wound In hand Of w. A: simcsou.
B. 9. Kay. Fm., J. M. Daniel,
B, A. wilson, Jim Wright,
r. L Grant, L. Brooks,
w. e. Daniel, u. l.. McMahan,
]. II. MrMshan, J.O. Cam.
w, A. Moore, L. l.. Cam.
]. 9. Huckabee.
Magistrate Ahbeville, County.
Lowndesville, 8. C., June 8, lso2.
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AbbeYlle Hardware Go.

Smoke the best ciaars when you can get
them for the same money. We sell about six
thousand Cigars a month. This 10 proof OF
It's merit. Speed Drug Co.
We are headquarters for anything In tn
drug line. Milford's Drug Store.
Hosiery In endless variety at nominal
prices, but they arc drummera samplfa and
Will 20 quick. A. M. Smith & Co.
Before you buy your drugs zee us. The
Speed Drug Co.
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Mr.. J. l.. Mem ilian now has q contract Tor
making nve million brick. Three millions
for The Hones Path mill and two million for q
mIii at Apder.on. He will not be able to make
any brick for any body else this summer. he
aaya, however. that II nobody else will under.
take the building OF cotton mill next year
that he will propose to build one u ne can gel
the right sort OF encouragement His execn'
tive ability and bis practical success In busi'
pess snYAirs point him out as q man who could
bring the proposed new mill 10 successful
issue.
AbbeviIie can and should build moro cotton
mills. We have good locations and good men
ike Mr.. r. L. Cox and Mr.. J. L. MoMillap
can command liberal capital stock from their
friends aud neishbors at homo. and success
will draw from foreign parts oil the money
that may DO needed. II now looks n II one
or Two mills will be built At Abbeville.
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A Geutle Hlua.

In our style OF climate. with its sudden
changes OF tempera,ure,-rain,w wind and sun.
no wonder that our children. friends aud rel
atives are SO frequently taken from us by
neglected colds, half the deaths resulting d.
rectly from this cause. a bottle OF Boschees
mediate use will prevent Rerloua sicknexs, q
largo doctors bill. and perhaps death. by the
use OF three or four doses. For curing Con-
sumption. HemorrbRges, Pneumonia, Severe
Coughs. Group. or any dlsease Of the Throat or
Lungs, It's success IL simply wonderful, M
your druggist will tell you. Get a sample bot.
tie free from Speeds Drug Store. Regular
size. IS cts. Get Green = Special Almanac.
t.A.l3
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II you want good groceries atlowest prices
and prompt deliver, call at GIenns.
Get move on you or you Will be too late
10 secure some Of The bargains nj Barksisisr
More school books Just received,
The Speed Drug Co.
The flower Of JOY blooms in the gar
den OF sacrifice.
We sell the genuine Grip Capsules and you
will nnd them good. The Speed Drug Co.
Phone or send An order for any hing In our
up-ioda;e Drug store. We will zee that you
get Il. The speed Drug Co
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GOOD BREAD.
Foxes Rauished and Happiness ~
ssured 20 all Mnnk Ind.


Bread has beon Justly termed the stan o.
life. And the human family has demanded
good bread ever since Adam ate that green
apple In the garden OF Eden which soured on
bis stomach. Sinca the resultant incl
dent of eating forbidden fruit men have been
hunting good bread. And " We ara not mis-
tax on there will DO q demand for good bread
for years TO come. Realizing this fact. Mr
Speed tore down his little oven snd built q
larger ono and better one, for Mr. J. W.
Breihahn. who In one OF the best bakers on
earth. He bskes every hing from muffins 70
wedding cake.
And be bakes nIl In sufficient quantities. 10
appesse the appetite Of y lonely old oachelar
or 10 tickle the paiIates Of the larges! wed.
ding party. And 40 10 is, that tho bride Just
com mmepcing 10 keep house has no fears In
trOddiDg new paths or IN trying 10 please her
husband. All women kEOw that the nearest
way 10 mans heart In down his throat, and
when these loving wives know the way To
the Abbeyille bakery, they can triumph In
the love OF the most glorious man alive.
The presence Of q good baker In connection
With q good bakery, gives the comfortable c
ssurance that nobody need GO around nurs-
ing o great big fox knawing At his vitsls.
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Hoo.I. H. McCalla, who 10 candidate
for Congress from this District, We are told,
has q water fall on Ravannsh river OF
many thousand horse power, which could be
developed at small cost Mr.. McCaus 10 o
man Of lsrgs means, and Of superior execo.
tive ability. and With little eIort on his
part he could organize . company which
would revolutionizs the industrial iptsse.ts
OF this county. From what We hear Of IT, !,
10 bsttsr than the great sh.a;5 which James
Edward Calhoun .o1ued. and which 10 now
held by hh holm. The water power belong.
Ing - Mr.. McCalla. and now going 10 waste.
II improved, vould DO worth TO this people.
more than mines OF gold or mountains OF
silver.
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Tho Press and Hammer 10 truly Democratic
according to the old principles and traditions
Of the party. but when Congress votes on the
Philippines, We are glad that the Populistic
Democratic party Of this day and time is 10
the minority. In voting on the free sil'
business No were likewise glad. When We
voted for that old humbug, Bryan. We were
glad that No lost our vote We don't want
Bryan or anybody else that sticks. 70 the fool.
lshness OF sixteen 70 one.
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Mr.. A. c. Jepson. OF Florence. . practical
railroad man. now Ia railroad work a. enRi.
neer. 10 candidate for Railroad Com mission.
OF. and II 10 su,inently proper that meu we'll
informed 90 railroad matters should be on the
eomm,ssion. Mr.. Jspson 10 the only rail lroad
man now Offering for the place, and tho uus-
nimisy with which those most familiar With
railroad work are supporting him should
have influence With those or NJ who are less
acquainted With the details Of the work.
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Free (9) Cuba.

TIE newspaper have had much to say
about frss Cuba. And Cuoa II free. II 10
nearly O. free % the State of South Carolina.
Cuba may not make treaties With foreign ns-
lions. 10 that respect the island 10 - free a.
South Carolina Four coalins stations In
Cuba belong 10 the United States. South Car
olina has fewer United States soldiers than
Cuha. We elect our Governor-the island
elects Same ofiicer. but calls him president.
We elect Congressmen, and % does Cuba
Cuba must pay tariff On goods shipped into
the United States. South Carolina may ship
goods to any part Of your Uncle Sans do
main without tarif. Cuba 10 not yet quite AZ
free % South Carolina. but the time 10 not far
distant when Cuba will aspire 70 that perfect
freedom which South Carolina now enjoys.
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Suumer Schosl Of the Ssutb. kso1.
vilIe, reun., Jaae l9-Jasy ~.

An educational party 10 the summer
school OF ibc South" ri Knoxville, Tenn,
June lo-Juiy 8lst. cnoductsd By Pres. T. ID.
Pollock aud w. II. Fitzpatrick OF Mercer
Univerrity, will leave Macon on upeciat trsiE
over the Suuther Railway on Jone 18th.
Course OF siudy-&7 different courses of
study taught by specialists North and SOuth,
q courses In common school subJec;s and
and methods; 0 courses IN psychoiogy ano
pedagogy, IL courses Ia bigh school ana col
iege work, and many lectures oy men oi M
tiousI reputation ON general tropics.
Cosi-board and lodging $3.50 70 $40 per
week, registration free Tor any or all the WORK
IS 20, railroad fare, one fare. or the round
trip from Macon aud return s3.a. similarly
reduced rates from all other points on the
southern Railway.
ggestion,-Rsgistsr your name for The
special party with Pres. r. ID. Pollock, Mcrcer
University. In order that choice rooms and
location may DO reserved In advance.
Additiounl informaiion-Writo Supcria.
tendsnl r. r. cIaxton. Knoxville. Tenn, TOR
complete circulars or Information N u
courses and cost, and 70 the undersigned -
10 aDy details OF The trip.
Janiea Freeman. 7. r. A., Macon. Ca; d. =.
Cary, r. p. u. JacksOnv vile, Fla; W. II.
Cafiry, Z. =. a T. A. Columbus. Ga.
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About The moss interesting matter In this
weeks paper 10 the Report OF Treasurer
Blake. Read II. and you will go how faith
fully he handles the public monsy. he
handles the public money very much a. be
handles his own money. II is notable fact
that Mr.. Blake 10 at the head OF . corporation
whose stock has commanded . premium be-
fore II had ever paid . premium. We refer 70
the Abbeviils Warehouse Company who
elected Capt Lyon. manager. and Mr. Blake,
presidsnt. Mono Of 10 shares have changed
hands at isss than thsir facs value. while q
fsv Of the shares have commanded . pre-.
mium. And oser half Of the original share
hoidsrs have sold their holdings. Two or
three men now hold majority Of tho stock
and those who still hold on TO their shares
souid easily enough ind buyers At par or
more.
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T,S1ySA 8,Gi,N8
Total

The total estimated decrease Of cotton acre
age In the United States for 1909 u 80.1O per
cent, or sS2, ,9s8 acres less than last year. and
the average planting OF the crop 10 about
days later.
There has been little necessity for replant.
Ing this season. and any delay In planting
and germination 10 being rapidly overcome
by seAs0nable weather.
Stands are generally reported 70 DO excel.
lent plants healthy and cultivation good.
The necessity for planting moro land In
grain has checked the normal increase 10 cot.
ton acreage. Yours truly.
Latham, Alexander & Co.
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THE COTTON.


lutelligeus Estimate Of It's Coaditjoa.
New YORK, May %. l907.
With the view OF obtaining The most 70
liable Information possible concerning the
cotton acreage Of the United States tor 1907
No addreased 1000 lettera 10 banks. oapkers,
cntton commis issiOn merchants aud responsi.
ole planters. embracing every cotton grow
ing county In the South, asking screage 90.
timRtea.
Up 10 this date We have secured 21s6 replies.
of average date May, apd the following tabu-
Istion ID the result. In our opinion it 10 N
approximately correct an estimate OF the cot.
ton acreage an could be aecured by direct
communication with parties cnmpetena I'D
I,tdna ranIdIn1 In The HoulhaIn Staiaa.
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Exeursioa Rates Annoaneed by the
ROushePa Railway.

Annual Meeting Southern EDUCATIONAL As
sociation, Chattanooga, Tenn. July II, lS0t.
One first class fare for the round trip, p'Is
~ 90 membership Zee, 10 CnattxEocZ q and re-
turn, from all pOinta on the southern. Dates
OF saIs June 9Th 10 July lst inciusiyeiy, with
dual limit July 9Th. i902, except that by de-
pOsit of tickeis with joint agent ON or before
July 9th aud pay ment OF tee OF my cents an
extension OF not later than September 10th,
1909, may be obtained. Persons living NJ up-
points should notify agent date In
advance ON which they wish 10 leave. % that
be an provide prorer tickets Tor them.
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Phone or csll at Penneys Drug Store and
get all the Information you want about poper-
Ing your house.
Now ia the time 10 look after your beds
Ges bottle OF bed bug poison and have no
more bugs. The best for sale at DuPre's store
Several hundred remnants OF lawns. dimi
siee, psrcales &C., going at cents yard worth
double the pfioe. A. M. Smith 4 Co.
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Mr.. N. II. Dial. representing the Wares
Shoals Company was In town last week. look
ing aftsr the Interests Of that company. Al
bsvilIs 10 friendly 70 that enterprise. bat
owing 70 homo needs, little stock can be sold
here. Abbevllle wants 10 sos tho shoal de.
vsloped and Abosviile needs the electric pow
Or TO run industrial enterprises st home. A.
an Investment without sentiment Wares
Shoals 10 the best OF which We have In
mind Just now. Half managed. that magnin
cant water power would pay handsome divi'
dsuds.
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JURORS.

,ise OF Petit Jursra for Juoe Tern
1909.
d. Berford, Magnolia
W. n. Cobb. Donalds.
J,S. Ora v ford Cedar Springa.
(3e0. ". Lsomax, Abbeviilc.
il. r;lsrk, AbbeviiIe.
+ ]. Huckabee, Lovndeevtlle.
4. y, ElIepburg. Diamond Hill.
r A, Ware, Diamond Hill.
]. n. wilkinson, Abbevilla.
u. B. Ellis, Doe West.
G.. Z. SHARP. Donalds.
f. q. Martin. Dos aids.
Geo. NJ. smith, Magnolia.
Jsbugh Bowen. Diamond Hill.
l.. A. Morris. Due West.
W. L. Link, Calhoun Mills.
] q. Fleming, Diamond Hill.
II. d. Reese, Aboeville.
W.T.. Smith, Abbeville.
] II. Wardiaw, Bordeaux.
Juo. A. Hogan, Long Cane.
l.. A. Guiiiebeaw. Cedar Springs.
g. t. Williams. Donaldn.
l.. %. Gown. Calhoun Mills.
y. l.. Cam. Abbesilie.
W. o. Sturkey, Bordeaux:
Wiley Strickla Donsids.
X. n Stevenson. Long Cane.
j. w. Lnne, Indian Hill.
]. E, Hunter, Cedar springs.
]. ], Link, Cedar Springs.
=, X. Henry, Due West.
r. z. Wilson, Abbeyille.
p. A, Cheatham, Abbsvilie.
1T. Horton, Calhoun Milla.
Lamar CIinkscales, LOwndeSville.
To convene June 18th. le02.
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Wednesday, June 4, 1909


Sons Of oaf respected contemporaries.
notably tho BpartanburG Free Lance, the
Oranssbrrg Patriot The Laursnsvilio Herald.
ana the Yorkvills Yoeman exhibit consider.
able intolerance towards those nswspapsrs
Whish do NOT SO - thsy do. A lifetime
frisndship TOR one OF these brethren. and the
desire On oar part 10 DO on good terms With
al she editors. makes their forgetfu lness OF
journalistic eoartssy, source OF more or less
pain 70 q.
Those nsvspapers which hold 20 the politi-
cal siews. e1pressed BY McLauIin, arc termed
AcLaarsniaes, and a. . iogicai sequence,
those Who oppose McLAurin and mataphori.
oeiiy. swing 70 TiiIman's coat tail. might
reasonably DO expected 70 assume the name
Of Tiilmanites. The terms Tillmanite and
ReLAurinits should be- and 10 offensive when
applied 10 intelligent and sslErespectins
men.
II our brethren would bear with u, We
would suggest that In polite society, the term
sitss"-MeLanrinitss or Tillmauitea, for In
stsnes-is not In good form, and IN not used oS
polite peopia except ~ terms Of disrespect.
Ths idsa that any gentlerAan should DO any.
body's site" 10 not TO be entertained. Edu-
ostou esuse@o1 se1Q" or noNos uso '"e~
words. except TO express disrespecs or COD
tempe nf some BODY whom tosy NAV 'ninA
Rns oesow tnem In culture IN fennemen" VI
~ mspee.aeuisy.
Wse'o 'u!.eos sussess nss "ues ~. =.
have the ability % appeal TO reason, II II
mesa 1oss eneouve tnsn eoos'se W ~
~ nnsusSssm vn'eo 1ns'e my 70 "o'
aee aseenee o. onans or 1000 manpen
Va oeed tevei ~ presume tna' ne''ne
cur feseeeseo oootempoFefsee soovo feses..
% ~ name. vocid essim 70 % mofs ps'f'ouc'
% moss noasss' or more ssis tnsn me o.etn'
- sno s.ssel.s ne Isns 70 'a.n. ~. .usu
eeives sae 70 - snsif eonv'0''ou.. 'n.'s"u ~
q esoossns mo Soscs OF soane s'eo"sa h'e
Aeess.
N ponao HUMAN nsSins ~ 'ne peoe wI
aouss insteea o. respectful sVomeot, IL
s0ems % ID t2ax No nss nse most oSssioi
tnassnee npoa the editorial conoucs oi
mnny nsvspapsnt ana especially OF tna'
canss Who are seshsf isnorsnt OF the manner
g shsarspseon @ are tnssntaooaiiy onsnsive
49, soeg snoe1 @ % mn eno s.s1sn.'s S aoIHN
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Some people miss today's manua In
looking for tomorrow's.
Do not carry refrigerator atmos
phere into world that needs sunshine
Looking too long at little defects
blinds the eyes to big virtues.
4 cruel story runs on wheels, and
every hand oils the wheels as they
run.
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Depend more on the Hour than On the cook
bread with poor nour. "Ciiflon" 10 the friend
Of every bread-msker, pure. rich -four Of on
rivaled quality. All the wealth OF the wheat
10 retained. Use "Clifton" and your bread
flavor.
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ElRrk sslate's Locals.

Fresh garden seed. We have foil line o
all varieties. Call and make your selection.
". u. BaTksdale.
Syracuse That means the top notch OF per-
sell the syracuse. Prices right.
W. ID. Barksdale.
Shoes, shoes, SEQ our line 0f noe shoes BE-.
fore buying. W. d. barksdaIe.
Our prices are 10 low that they would
tempt miser. Try Us. W. ID. Barksdale.
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When you cali any ono over the phone.
just nre away. and tell your businessl Don't
begin by talking OF the weather. or ask Ing.
/" Who's that: ?" The man OF whom this Ques-
ton II asked k. In ail probability. too far
away 70 knock his interrogstor down with .
club.
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Wbo are the IopePsaalstsS
In Aa thoss countries where the personal
rights ofthe citizen are the least, tho manage
msns Of ehildren 10 In . measure usurped BY
the government, vh.le In this part OF the
fFsess country on earth. the management or
o6ntrol OF children ID left almost entirely TO
~ parents and natural protector. Tho State
cd6cath Carolina docs not exercise tho !eAss
ofs sssp-moshsr. but the chi.d's natuIsi moth.
% b sspstsd % care for hsr own. Whenever
ths government attempts 20 take the control
a. children nom thsir natural guardians and
protaesoes. it n Q sssp Fading TO tha shroga-
ttoa oftas rishjs and obligations which have
NOS eesn dsassa 70 the lowest Of the. animal
egcasioH.
That there sse Instances Of abuses of chill.
dsed. IN oil the varied pereuits OF Nfe. Ia not
% be denied. neither 10 IL 70 DO denied that
many mother makes hssselfa elave to shield
her children from work.
u u alse true that there are ous or moro
vaera1t msn % aoy or sll Of The cotton mills.
Thsss Migrants should be looked aftsr. and
tssbls 10 vozk, should b required TO take
Q lu1ufio0s plooe on tho Coaniy chain gang.
Many well meaning, bat ignorant people.
aso orsiuG that laws be enacted Sosbidding
ehildren % work In cotton mills. Any man
who would think Cor moment would shud.
der ~ The eossurting infloence Of enforced
idiensss on great asgreeasions OF children.
ldieness 10 said 70 b the DEVILS Workshop.
and the immoraiity resulting from crowds Of
children assembled together would DO sppa'.
Ling % any honest or conscientious citizen.
II. thsrsfose, children should be forbidden
% work, they shouh bs required 20 attend
snhooL Enforced idlsness would have Q most
i1juficus odset on men. women or children
Tbe impsrialists would assume responsibil,
~ Of parenia and oct the part ofstepmothel
ler the ehildsen, a the State.
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Are acknowledged to be the best In
the world. We have select lot Of
Hens, Hawkins & Thomson strains.
Yard headed by full blooded Thomson
Ringlet Cock. No stock for sale. For
the next two months will sell limited
number OF Eggs for SOC. for l3. Ad-
dress all orders TO
Sunnyside Poultry Farm.
r. c. WILSON. Prop.
p. o. Box IS3. ABBEWLLE, 5. 6.
March %. 1902. II
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AL over saoeroidesy shirt waists OF the Ia
tsst styles are noe being sold at Baltimoi q
cost by w. d, Barkadale.
For low prices on paints and oils 60 TO ,bc
Mnfie you are looking over Shs samples q,
8efkn1Alea, don't fosQet 60 see onr line al
Whsoler 4 Wilson machines. :.