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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-07-12
PENSIONS ron DEsERTERs.

/ President Roosevelt has vetoed sew
| eral private pension bills proposing
! government bounty to men who had
| deserted from the Union army. In
/ writing his vetoes he made some point
/ ed remarks about the despicable char
/ acter of deserters and making the
pension roll a roll of honor. But when,
/ in the last hours of Congress, an ON
nibus bin granting pensions to de-
serters was prented to him, he signed
it,
The bill in question was smoothly
engineered through by Senator Pritch-
ard of North Carolina at a time when
legislation was being rushed by the
congressman, all anxious to close the
session and get home. Under it's pro-
visions those who served in the Con-
federate army and afterwards desert
ed to the Union army are en-
titled, for the same causes, to the
same pensions that are enjoyed by
Union soldiers. 1t is the argument
that many men in the mountain sec
lions of West Virginia, Tennessee and
North Carolina We're impressed into
the Confederate service, against their
will; that they were Union men, and
left the Confederate army at the first
opportunity to fight on the side of
their convictions. 1t is estimated that
this class of pensioners will increase
the pension payments by about $4,-
100000 a year. But if the history of
pension payments is repeated, and
there is no reason to think it will not
be, the $4,000,000 a year will be but
an entering wedge for the raiding OF
the treasury of still greater sums. 1t
is going to be very difficult to dis
eliminate between those deserters who
entered the Confederate army against
their will ard left it because of their
conscientious convictions, and those
who entered the Confederate service
voluntarily and afterwards deserted
for venal purposes. A deserter of the
latter class is not above perjuring
himself to secure a pension.
The bill, by the way, does not limit
its benefactions to those who deserted
from the Confederate army and Joined
the Union army. 1t provides that
those who deserted from the Union
army, and afterwards re-enlisted and
served until they obtained an honor
able discharge. shall be entitled to
the benefit of pensions. In other words,
it places the deserter and bounty
jumper upon the same footing with
the soldier who served through the
war and never deserted. 1t places a
money premium upon a military crime
that is hated and abhorred, and which
is usually punished with death. 1t is
estimated that this class of pensions
will increase the pension payments
about 1000, 900 a year. That this sum
will be. doubled and redoubled seems
almost certain. But the desire TO
create new classes of pensioners seems
to be irresistible in Congress. The
deserters and the bounty jumpers have
votes, and the congressman who are
ever ready to pass any bill that has
pension tag attached to it desire to
secure those votes for themselves.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-07-12

July corn seems to be trying to keep
step with the July thermometer.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-07-12

INDIAN WARS PENSIONS. New
law of June 27, 1902. Send for free
copy. Consultation free. No fee IN
less successful. MILO B. STENBN0
& CO. attorneys, ST. 14th street, Wash-
|. ington, d. c.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-07-12

The Democrats of Alabama have no
old convention system of making NOM
nations and adopting in its place the
primary system. The primary is the
best plan yet brought into use for TAX
ing the preferences of the people with
respect to whom they will have to
serve them in their offices. Now. it
behooves the Alabama Democrats 20
throw about the primary all Of the
safeguards they can. So long as 1t is
kept free from jobbery, trickery and
fraud it Will be found satisfactory, but
if it should be permitted to degenerate
into mere political machine, worked
by wires from the headquarters of
smart politicians who aim to keep
themselves in power, it will be found
as Objectionable and unsatisfactory as
the convention. The hope of the party
is the keeping of the primaries clean.
The question of beverages, it is said
seemed to play an important part in
the selection of the next meeting place
of the Georgia County Officers Asso-
citation; and Warm Springs won over
Valdosta. Warm Springs is in Meri-
wether county, where buttermilk and
sparkling spring water are the favor
its beverag Valdosta is in Lowndes
county, where artesian wells and soda
fountains make glad the thirsty pop
ulace. 1t was, therefore, as the dis
patches intimate, toss-up between
the places in the matter of beverages.
However. since there are 10000 people
in Valdosta and only 200 in Warm
Springs, and since the county officers
no doubt wished for quiet and seclu-
sion while slipping buttermilk and
spring water, VaIdosta lost.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-29

Theappcal the men Who wish 70 avoid the
pAyDent Of their debt 20 the holders Of the
bonds which they votsd 70 build . narrow
gauge ruilroad nom Augusta 70 Gresnvtlls
nay b 1Dund In another column.
Ihsaf uniostunats Circumstance is Q matter
q ssgEse 10 sils bot rspudiation, or the resort
sodoabsfui methods, 10 noe the way for men
% todiseharys thar obligations. The votsrs Of
thai day end time vsrs vaInsd against the
81 rhieh piassd the debt on their property.
tho men who had charge Of the undertaking
% tho TAX payers made mistakes Tor which
shs men who graded the road are In no~iss
responsibie.
Noe % long aso. this town had an unjust
and an unlawful dsot nddisd ppon it BY rail-
rad eathuslesta That dsot could have been
avoddsd oy simpls appeal 70 the courts
There was not the shadow Of constitutional
authority Soe sssuming the dshis Of others
eos ashsr than make question whereby the
ersdh Of the torn might bs Injured, ve paid
the dsot dollar sur dollar.
Thers 10 someshing rspuisive In the act Of
rspudiAsinga debt. or avoiding its payment
by Q tsehnieality.
fftoWns. townships or counties may surrsn
dee thar charters 70 avoid the payment oi
their debts, the credit ofthe state will DO In
jared, and the character OF our people may
su6sf.
But this e1ors In sympathy for tho unfortu
nate viii bring its evil consequences upon
others. Even II every man In the Stat,
should vote foe the repudiation Of their rail
road debts. the oct viii NOT avail.
The courta - ru's. were Organised for th,
expres purposs Of making unwilling debtor
ssssie their obligations.
Tho people OF the United States win nevs
encourage reoudiation-no msater how will
Ing vs may be 70 Tspudiats our dshts.
Isis not mir 70 let one community avoid th,
payment Of its dsbss while other oomwunitie
pay thsira Tho United States Courts vii
hardly disoRiminats. even II South Crrclins
resorts 70 doabtful msthoda
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-29
FIX An Age Ltnlt.

To prevent the possible recurrence OF q
man holding the oflice OF Judge after the In
nrmities OF are hsd impaired his usefulness
q might be we'll for the Legislature to nx q
limit TO the age OF eligibility for Judge. In
the case OF . Supreme Judge the tenure Il
0lght years. Eight years 10 Q long time 10
tho life OF an old man.
Nc man should DO eligible 70 the ONCE af-
Ter he 10 my years OF age. and hs should moi
hold tho ofios after he 10 sixty years old
Tho number Of instances whore men have
held the ofYics after the innrmities OF age had
impaired their usefulness would emphesize
the need for snoh law.
There 10 N age limit In the army and navy.
There 10 an ago limit In the United States
Court. and there should bs IN age limit In
South Caroline.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-29
TROY NEWS.


A SRecessial 0perssion Perforated
BiPths-Good Price for EG6s and
Egss-Mrs. Childs III.
Troy, g c.. Oct. %, 1902.
The Fair will take o crowd 70 Abbsvills THU
Grs. Z. J. Tsssart has sold her home here u
Mr.. J. ~. Stone OF Ed9edeld. We arc sorry
70 sse them them: they are among the nrst resi-
we W. are n u sisi to know Mr.. J. q. Britt, one o,
Bsllvue's patriarchs, aftsr being totally blind
tor several months, vent TO Atisusa recently.
and had Q cataract removed, and can zee.
We trust h,. eye sight may DO given him In
MissRsbecca Wideman h moving along
nicely With her school on Long Cane. our
steps :of her aunt. Mrs. Kate p. Kennedy.
whom We dare aay has taught moro Of C.'s
noble men ana women than any teacueT In
the South. Our nrs; knowledge Of the A. b.
Births-To Mrs. ]. q. Harris. a SON, to Mrs.
]. n. Spencer, daughter. tn Mrs. L. G. Caid-
weli, o son, to Mrs. W. ID. Morrah, daugh'
There were many who sat up 70 see the
eclipse Wednesday and Thursday nights. II
Cupid has the bell cord In bis hands, and
many arrows have BEEN lodged In the hearts
& s.s Ncs soa's and Wee. ''1 Jus.
Miss ststis Bradley Il again At her school
work at Millvay. Her patrons are delighted
with her work.
We heard . merchant say tina. Chrismas
/. Q. e far % trade had anything To- do with
u. Tho cotton crop will soon be sold and the
'E Esss are readily bringing 20 ct. Per dozen
.ss WY yoS sns s,ps MS I:
Min Bevvie Wilder from Savannah. Ga.
10 teaching at Cheaiam's. this year.
Mrs.. ]. w. Robinson and little girls were
Mf. A. c. Kennedy has completed his nice
home, and he 70 jUst one Of the best " our
The Fresaiy Literary Society in our school
70 make i q success. Tue name alone sug.
M. and Mrs. L. Blakely from Ora. va.
down 70 sec their children. Rev. II. b. and
Mra. Ad. Wldeman is homo after visit TO
her sister, Mrs. Eltnose OF eenvoOd.
Mccormick 10 working hard for the new
County. We hope tho line viii leave Troy 10
Abbevills County. bat now We are at home In
Green wood County We are already :. cor.
osrss:" a., and ve do not care 70 bs three
Mrs. Alice Bradley spent Saturday in
MI r. II. McCasian, Clear Spring. biggest
farmer has sold 10 bales OF cotton here. 80
much for our market Cotton 10 bringing &c.,
and SEED % l-2cts. down you zee.
Mr.. ]. b. Cresswell 10 dangerously I'll a. his
home near here. He 10 one OF the Confederate
veis.. and Q good ono. They are passing
away rapidly.
Mrs. J. II. Chiles, Sr., 10 also critically III at
her home at Ailluay. Her children are all
With her. she y q hlghlylesteemed lady. and
We hope she will yet DO spared 70 loved ones.
Mrs. J. w. Watkins gave the young folks at
HopeVell pleaaant social Friday evening.
NJ. r. o. Hunter o! Hunters, will tell YOU
many things he saw In the Mississippi Val.
ley and other places. Nick.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-29

Tho candidates are alsOady announcing
Themselves for Chief Justice Mclvef's place
and Yet be has not resigned or intimated thai
be vould DO %. Il 10 true bis health 10 POOL
and he has reached somewhat advanced
age, ssiii ne thing it would have looked much
better n these men bad not bean 90 previous
with announcements Of their aspirations
Fact 10, this 10 positioo that should seek the
man anyway. aud should not Be made the
subject OF Q ponticoi scramble.-Bambefo
Herald.
Ths idea OF Q non-politioai Judge 10 myth.
When did nybody ever hear Of another than
. politician getting . judge-ship? Il would
bs presumption In any man 70 seek that OF.
doe purely on his merit when there are
thousand other men In the State Just %
merttorious. II the Bambsrg Herald knows
Of anybody being elecssd judge that was not
. politician. OF bad mot political influence.
that paper may telegraph the Information st
our expense.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-29

Ths srecopRiasicns Tor peusions In South
: Caroline have reached high water mark and
In allipsceshility fuiare appropriations sor
this purpose win bs lsn Than In The past
Eos ths reasuns:
First-Ths tax isvy b heavy. and vii have
tobe tnegeased, unlsas the psnsions arc 70.
duood.
eseond-1ns political rsasons aor oontin.
uinx The appropTissson no longer exists. The
Confsdssess Soldiazs have hssn 60 reduced In
nnuSsn that thsy are soasesiy factor In
potitias. This vas proved In the last cleo
don.
Third-Ths distribation Of the pensions 10
% anAvoldabiy rnsQnal that dissatisfaction
he arisen. Tho eoaditiona inpossd arc very
h7miIissing In many essas. and IL u q com.
Aca remark that updsssrving men draw
psesions vhils Il has afisr eesn accepted - Q
Aet thas deserving men do nos get the
pension.
me Prsso and Banner dos nos hslisvs that
!, eng Confsdcsets b endessrving. We bslisvs
thas every soldisf 10 deserving Of considera-
ton 6 the hands Of the STATE. and Ne further
bslisvs that pensions sboaid b given to ell
alikA. The pensions shoald not Be. @ now,
~ O9sS8 tVWDk3 so1 to0 I3o6 Oa Softtts
Bettar cat The whole thing short than to
esmoeeiise msn who are able and Otherwise
willing % work. Almost anybody would
auit work n the STATE would give Q sufhcisns
pensaou 70 enable him to live On the shady
ads of Essy 8trss6
Hs man oan earn nom ore TO two dollars Q
day. Why should 10 b sxcuped nom work
and pat On tho pscsion roll!
Give . pension 70 those soldiers who lost .
lims. and give pension 70 needy widows
whose husbands were killed In the war.
stop pensions 10 Others. Why should the
Ssats given q pension 10 man who b able 70
vofk. o. who hos sQuandsrsd his estate, or
Who has children ths3 ought 70 care for him
Soldisn being no longer isosors IN the cleo
tioos the political reasoos fcr giving bounty
- pahaie expense no longer exists. Reform
10 needed In The pension business. and it b
nssdsd badly.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-29

We do not object TO any Of our contempo-
r,rics copyiue Easiey news items from The
Proaress, bot We do think Journalistic cour.
tesy demands that they give tho Progress
eridit for them.-Easley Progress.
Whenever the Press aud Banner can be o'
service to the Easley Progress or to any other
brother editor. We hope that they may help
themselves 10 anything that may be found In
this paper-credit or 90 credit. The matter Of
getting credit for anything gives us no sort OF
concern. Brethren are welcome to do as they
please with tho Perss antI Banner. They can
cut pieces out Of Il without credit Or they can
give u to somebody to "cut patterns," or II
need be. they can light the ares With Il, with,
ont running our feelings.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-29

@. Walt whitman Of Union 10 dead. He
died OF appopisxy Sunday night. He was
man OF education and ability. His eccentri-
cities invited tho arrows OF those who may
have been ready 70 foilov the crowd. and for
several years many men have taken liberties
with him. and attempting smart things st bis
expense. Peace TO The ashes OF G. Walt
whitman.
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rho A..ees.s. Reformed re.sy,erian

The Associate Re eformed Presbyterian came
out last week, changed from an eightpage to
Q sixteen.p page paper. The Presbyterian hss
always been TO M an interesting paper. and
under it, changed form t viii no doubt DO
ssill more interesting even % II 10 now more
attractive. Manager Galloway 10 q progress
sivs printer and loyal churchmsn. These
two oddities will make the mechanical
work otIhe paper all that could be required.
Rev. OF Bonner. 500 OF the late DR.. Bonner
who ffstsst the Presbyterian on solid pay
ing basis. has charge OF the editorial depart
ment. Possessing many Of the characteristics
Of his distinguished father. be and an able
corps Of editors are making mcst desirable
religious paper.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-29
Wednesday, Oct. %. 1909.
s.see MeIver wsll Rssig..

~. nsv.papera have had eomeshins 10 ssy
os,hs ,rohenility of Judse MeIvsr rss,gning
,ns oEses OF chief Jus,ioe. Some Of thsu,, not
sh,v tina Rapsist Cour,sr. sssm tr think that
.Iuss,s Mervor .boo,d hold an IN h,a conmia
~, s,en ,f,hs ,mns,,uen, az bis bealth or
- ,rarm,t,.a NJ - shon,a pre,.n, ,be d,a
ch.r-. d. du,,es ot nm. osses.
IN ,hs,r s.ns,mso ,aIitv thev vould do
Judrs Merver an in,uatioa Tns Jusss 4. n
hish nan ana soorns "a oon,inne IN tbs oa,es
vh,ch his aveoohan,s vould bave him hoId
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. s,sso.. vhseh tos.,,v nnot, h,,, ,or ~. a,
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m. .s.c.,.,s. IN m. p.n,n .na r,nno..d N
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re.pyssy. vrot. to "A. ,osn,hsrs oftbs Oour.
expr.eains a,s s.,her,a REORGANIZATION "a rs.
saso. Thev or.m,ns6 thu Law and found
that the Govs,nor had mo authority To an.
poans = suooes.or. Tney than r,commended
ihat hs hold his oommissioa untii the meat
An. or the INsialssurs. vhen ri he obooss 70
r.s,sr .n. ,.s,o,.t,on ccn,a hs ,.n, ~ ,h.,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-29

Not % long ago the spsrtanburg Herald
said something the railroad schedules and
the prosperity Of spsrtanburg sttsacting the
attention Of the people OF the State
% that that city might be the homo oi
Q great newspaper that would be sought BY
the people.
spsrtanburg may never be the greatest city
In the State. but The editor of tho Herald will
come day be asked TO take charge Of . daily In
one ofthe cities where there b already room,
end demand for . great daily nsvspapes.
For ability. vstchfuiness Industry and hon.
orabls principles. where san better papsr bs
found than the SpaftanbuFg Heralds
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Tho Pistol Duslness.

Mr.. p. D. Kiugh. practical business mar
In this community. thinks that license
should be required 10 authorize man ts
carry . pistol. Those who may DO found
guilty OF carrying pistols without license
should be nned, say. 800. or given IN oppor
tuaity 70 work on the roada
The Press and Banner believes Mr.. Klugh
10 right.
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Very Fortunate.

"A Wise Woman" tho tnree.act musical
comedy by Wilfred Clarke, who 10 also re.
sponsible for that great success, "Oh
future q, the Opera House. This 10 . for
tuEate booking for Manager Hill and one
worthy OF special notice IN tho attraction ID
to DO seen In but very few one night stands
this season. IL time having been almost en-.
tirely booked In the larger cities OF the com.
try. This II strong evidence Of the strength
OF the company.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-29

Sheala He SuameneA 70 Appear.
Tho editors Of The Laursnosviiie Herald and
OF The Yorkviile Enauirsr should Be- summon
Cd to appear st the bar OF the State PreCs Asso.
oistiou TO make answer 10 the charge OF the
greatest ability and activity In Publishing pa-
pen which are 90 superior 70 the standard
which II generally sdoptsd By the press Of the
states. These editors do more work than
shoaid be allowed. snr then they print their
paps,s % veil that most ofus are simply not
sin IT,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-29
J. PERRIN QUARLB.
Aouat Zton Henors Herself in Hon
SrisE Oae Of Abbsville's worthy
Soma.

The winsboro correspondent OF the News
and Courier makes the following complimer-
tary mention Of our young friend Mr.. T. Per.
rim Quaries, who deserves GOOD things at the
hands OF every body. He graduated at the
Citadel In 1880 as Adjutant, and will. In tho
pursuit Of the higher things In life. prove
himself 20 DO . man among men. Bot
here is what In said of him In Winnsbono.
Tho position OF principal OF Mount Zion,
made vacant By the death OF this venerable
ton OF Mr.. ]. p. Quarles. Mr.. Quarles grsdu-
Ated at the Citadel t1o years ago at once 90
ceptipga position ss assistant prioeipsl In
eeptsbly. and resigned to accept q most
lucrative business Position. much to the re-
gret OF everyone. Tho announcement Of bis
election TO succeed Mr.. Witherow gives the
most genuine eradication 10 everyone, and Ia
dtssfnot, bot well won compliment 20 this
young teacher. % rapidly promoted by the
iaithfulness OF bis work and the excellence OF
bis character. The trustees are indeed fortu.
nate.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-29
The State of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
In the Matter OF the Estato OF Elias Wiles.
Deceased.
Notice TO Debtors and Credisora
A Ii persons indebted 10 said estate must
"A settle without delay, and those holding
claims against the estate must present them
properly attested 10 1T. Latime:,
Oct. "a, 1902. Administrator.
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COTTON MARKET.

Rsportsd BY ". d. Barksdals, Buyer Of ali
Kinds Of Country Produce and Dealer In
Iarmers' Supplies.
Number Of bales received slnce last Tues
day 800.
Price ranging. from 81 to % cents.
Market closing at 8 Is cents.
Cotton soed % l-2 per bushel.
Estimated loads Of hay - Price ranging
rom zoo. 70 500. per hundred pounds.
Positior for holders strong.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-29

Rice. Sc. Starch. soap at Temple,ons.
Don't forget the Brennan-Sals Company
will be here on Monday evening, October Z7t ID
This ID an excellent Company, praised by bott
press and public.
II In o model OF its kind. Terse. clean, cris
and humorous. Atlanta Ga. Constitution.
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Deliuquent Land Sale.

BY virtue OF sundry Tax Execution 70 nee
directed, I will sell on the 3rd day OF Novem.
Der, 1904, within the legal hours OF ssle st Alb
beyille Court House. all the right title and ip.
terest of the following property to Wit:
West, bounded m follows, BY lands Of vii.
liam Wood, A. d. Kennedy. H. P. McGte,
Robt. &. Galloway. Barbara B. Grier and
others. Levied on aud sold as the property OF
J. AItheus johnson.
One lot In Fort Pickeps. city OF Abbesilie
bounded by lands Of Jas. Darlington dc.
ceased and others. Levied on and sold ~
tho property OF John Haddon.
C.J. Lyon, Sheriff.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-29
Now is the time to plant
Oats. We have the Red Rust
Proof Seed Oats for sale.
Thomson Bros.
women and Jewels.

Jewels, candy, flowers, man-that 10 the or.
der OF a woman'R preferences. Jewels form q
magnet Of mighty power TO the average wo-
man. Even that greatest OF all jewels. health,
ia often ruined In the strenuous Efforts 10
III woman will risk her health TO get q GOV.
eted GEN. then lot her fortify herself against
the instduous couseQ uences Of coughs. coida
and bronchial affections by the regular use OF
Dr. Boschee'a German syrup. IL Will prompt.
~ arrest c0nsum ption In its early stages and
heal the affected lungs and bronchial tubes
and drive the dread disease from the system.
IL In non Q cure.a u. but IL In certain cure tor
coughs, colds and III bronchial troubles You
can get this reliable remedy nj The Speed
Drug Co. Get Green's Special Almanac.
l-N-09
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-29

Ths general election takes place next Tues
day. Lsts every man In the County 20 70 the
polls and vo,s. For ConSrsso thors ID cppo-
sitioa 70 the Democratic nominee A full
Democratic vote may prevent further trouble.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-29

The place to get what you want
Speed Drug Go.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-10-29

Come and 200 NJ for anything.
". y. Barksdals.
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We are headquarters for al
most anything you want. Our
prices are right, and our deal.
ings square. Come and see
us and save money.
Thomson Bros.