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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-24
WANTED FOR SALE, ETC.

stop that hack at Bryan's, 10c.
White Pine Cough Syrup at Bryan's, 25e-
Drew is ready to shoe sleds and sieighs.
Il. Z. Bass has 16-inch maple wood TO sell.
To RENT: Small tenement.
j. w. GABRIELLE.
For sALE.-Two farrow cows.
VICTOR A. GRANT.
For SALE One new, hand made sleigh.
3w ISAAC NEWTON.
p. ID. Chatfield has Chester White snotes
/ for sale.
swift's Poultry Food, cracked bone
and meat. F. n. JERD.
BIZ. Kicker will pay &c. for hens and
chickens taken in Monday morning.
For sALE:-Be Berkshire pigs and shoats.
Grade pigs cheap. H.GIFFoRp, East Bethel.
Fannie NJ. Crandall, teacher in voice,
Mondays, Tuesdays, at Mrs. Tewksbury' s.
We are prepared to do custom butcher
ing, pickle hams, make sausage, etc.
+. n. JERD
For sALE:-0ne pair OF matched steers,
four years old next March.
G. S. WILLIAMS, Brookfield.
For sALE:-Boied cider, apples, cider
vinegar and cider jelly.
II VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR MARKET.
want to buy new mich cows or those
coming in soon, fat cattle and Gamer cat
tie. If G. q. HATCH.
Flour, bran, mixed feed, middlings,
cotton seed meal, chicken wheat and Ko
Nut. 4w A. B. FISH.
Old fashioned boiled-cider apple sauce.
VT. MAPLE SUGAR MAKERS MARKET
OR j. +. LAMsoN.
Go to c. w. Proper, Dudley St., for car
riage and sleigh repairing, saw filing, etc.
All work guaranteed. II
WANTED To marry a woman owning |
a good farm. JAMES =. WHITNEY, care |
Albert Spooner, East Braintree.
Laundry will be collected Monday and /
Tuesday and returned Friday or Saturday |
Good work guaranteed.
ID. II. HART.
All kinds of wheelwright and wood
work done. pair Of heavy sleds ready /
to put together at once, II wanted. Wv
CHAs. WILLIAMS.
For ADDITIONAL bright, healthy baby
boy nine months old. Call on or address
Mrs. Il. LOOMS, professional nurse, East
Brookfeld, Vt. 4w
WANTED - Capable girl or woman for
work in my home. Good wages and rea-
lonable privileges offered.
L. b. JOHNSON, Randolph, Vt.
For sALE:-One pair twin Holstein
steers, well matched, a year old; a
Jersey bull, Hood farm
took, over year old and 10 bushels nice
iced corn.
3w X. A. FIELD, Royalton, Vt.
Another car Of feed just in al my Royal
on storehouse. All kinds of feed low for
ash, both at railroad and at mill. Team
will leave storehouse at ~ o'clock. Call
ne up by Peoples telephone.
DIX j. CAMP.w
Hotel to rent in Braintree, with six acres
and, good barn, running water at house
nd barn, five minutes walk from store,
)ostofiioe and depot. Party can take
the first of January, 1904. For
urther particulars enquire of Mrs. Paul
Wagner, Braintree, Vt. 3w
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-24
Notice.

Jan. l, 1901. in two weeks, If you have
an account with me at that time not
settled, beg to ask you to attend to it at
once. w. w. MORTON.
The sun., 1903-12-27

flesh. He could have baptized her and
hidden her trust in the Lord without oner-
ing us a portrait of the Saviour as repre-
sented in the eighth chapter of st. Luke:
And behold, a woman In the city. which
was sinner. when she knew that Jesus
sat at meat in the Pharlsee's house. brought
an alabaster box Of ointment,
And stood at his feet behind him weeping.
and began to wash his feet with tears. ana
did wipe them with the hairs Of her head
and kissed his feet and 'anointed them with
the ointment
Wagner brings on the tears after the foot
washing, so that he can show us how k1ndry
was released from the curse of laughter.
Or was the curse imposed solely 30 that
this theatrical picture might be introduoed'
The sacred spear has some connection
with the story, but the weapon is not an
important feature of Christianity. There
is even room for doubt as 10 whether there
ever was sacred spear at all. The wound
certainly existed, but who can vouch Tor
the preservation Of the spear as an object
of reverence? So let US for the present dis
miss the profound religious basis Of Richard
Wagner's "Parsifal.' Buddha and Arthur
Schopenhauer taught the dramatist more
essentials than the Holy Bible did. The
foundations of the drama rest on the philos-
ophy of negation. The Christianity is
merely ornamental, spectacular and de-
hisive. W.. HENDERSON.
The sun., 1903-12-27
Not So Good a shot as Tell.
From the Fort Worth Record.

From the Fort Worth Record
ClEn Folsom yesterday attended picnic
on the Cmarron bluffs with party Of Young
ladies' and gentlemen: he is very gallant tow
ard the ladies always, hut this trait nearly
caused has existence TO terminate suddenly
on this occasion
When II vas proposed TO test the marks
manShip OF a young lady present Folsom
was asked TO volunteer to carry tn" role OF
William Tells son, while the Young lady
Won id shoot an apple from the TOP of his
head. he agreed, and that's why he is wcar-
She knocked the apple from his head but
left an ugly scalp wound, too. -
The sun., 1903-12-27

IRON. me Lohisr'" Cohrer-Johrho'
Tie Seventeenth district, Tennessee, is
excited over the actions of three strangers
who have been recently digging on Daniel
Roodys farm for treasure supposed to have
been buried there over half a century ago
by John A.. Murrcl. the OUTLAY. Several
excavations have been made and part Of
skeleton of n man has been found. The
men have gone as mysterously MS they came.
Tradition has IL that when Murrell buried his
whom he killed in order to preserve his Sc ecret.
1t Ia the skeleton of this negro which II Is
supposed was recently dug up,
The sun., 1903-12-27

These few notes may set you in the way
of reading Mr.. Yeats. He is the bright
particular star of Celtic poetry to-day,
and in his wavering, melancholy and rebel
lious music I discern more than one hint
of the Celts' spiritual countryman, Chopin.
Will Yeats be second Chopin, the Irish
Chopin for his race?
JAMES HI,NEKER
The sun., 1903-12-27
The Brooklyn Theatres.

Three Little Maids one of the best
muiscal comedies that London ever sent to
New York, will spend this week at the
Montauk Theatre. G. P. Huntley, Its
leading comedian is most amusing actor.
Its songs are delightful, especially -Algy
Is Awfully Good at Algebra, and "The
Miler's Daughter"
The sun., 1903-12-27

nificence OF THE Shadowy Horses Il
hear the shadowy horses, their long names
a-shake, their hoofs heavy with tumults.
their eyes glimmering white" or the half
hidden charm of "OSullivan Rua to the
Secret Rose" Pagan? Yes, pagan all of
them in their keen devotion to sky and
water, grass and brown Mother Earth.
Yeats seems to be uttering one long chant
of regret for the vanished gods, though
like Heinrich Hcine, his gods are but sin
exile" They peep from behind the bull
rush and timorously hide in the calyx OF
the flower; they are everywhere, in the
folds of the garrulous old woman, in the
love light of the girls black eyes. Ireland
is fairly paved with fairies, and Yeats tells
us of them in his sweet, languorous poetic
speech
The sun., 1903-12-27

Fay Templeton and the members of the
company which was associated with her
at the Casino in the summer have returned
from successful tour and will appear in
-The Runaways" at the Amphion Theatre
this week. It is said to be the most ex-
pensively staged musical comedy ever given
In New York, abounding in good music
and fun, and having as an added attraction
Miss Templeton's limitations and buresques
of famous act resses.
The sun., 1903-12-27

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fourth
played +
Is said
Marie
day MAJ
week. -
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the seas
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the Man
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the wee
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for thei1
Robe
for two
Robert
Enmet,
woman
have bel
last sect
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by the {
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Faust y
day nigh
Years |
Tuesday
and SatJ
son and
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as the z
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presentd
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night. |
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the Irvit
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Tuesday,
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nights,
given eY
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company
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scenic 81
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there VI
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athletic
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The sun., 1903-12-27

Charles Warner will present his far
famed melodrama Drink" at the Grand
Opera House. He had played it thousands
of times in England and Australia before
he came this country, early in the fall and
won instant recognition as first class
actor
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Marks efa TPue GenslcmaR.

It 10 not difficult to point out the
characteristics which distinguish Q
true gentleman, whatever may be his
rank, from one who has no claim to
this appellation, however high may be
bis birth.
Whenever o man in society 10 guilty
Of obtrusive self assertion; whenever
he tries to monopolize attention by
thrusting himself into the conversation
of others; whenever his talk IL almost
exclusively occupied with himself and
his own doings, he shows at once that,
In the true sense Of the word, he IL not
. gentleman. II, again; he shows no
consideration for the feelings of others;
II he ignores their susceptibilities: IL
his conversation has no delicacy or re-
serve in Il, he will at once be recogniz-
ed by all present as lacking In the
qualities Of gentleman. A delicate
sympathy, . refined desire to give no
needless pain by needless remarks, q
fine regard for the feelings Of others, a
bearing full Of courtesy which has not
In 1t the least touch Of condescension-
all these are marks Of q true gentle
MANLY Frederick William Farrar,
Dean Of Canterbury.
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THE A. B. P.

Cal, % Rev. ". c. Ewars 70 Become
Pastor.
Rev. r. !. Pressly conducted religious scr
Vices In the Associate Reformed shurch last
Friday night at Q congregational mssting.
which vas beld % make o formal call 10 the
Rev. w. @. Ewart OF Lancaster 10 become
their pastor. Elders. deacons, members and
adhersnts Of the church signed the call In the
order named.
The menbsrs Of Ina congregation are very
loyal. and love the litile church around the
corner. II n understood that Mr.. EWart will
hold his drst service on the second Sunday In
May. There In noW no vacant house which he
can occupy. Mr.. William Wilson, We believe,
has contracted 70 build Q house for him on the
street which leads from Mr.. Charlie Whites
home 20 the Baptist church.
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Ahbeville. 8. c.. March 18th, lS0a
Dear sir kindly state In your next issue
that I have been requested BY the Secretary
of the Navy 70 name an appointse, a. mid.
shipman In the U. y. Naval Academy; from
the 3rd Congressional District.
An examination for this purpose will DO
held at the Court House In tho city OF Ander.
500, Wednesday. April sth, beginning at 10
O'Clock o. m. and closing nj Go p. m.
Ali applicants must pass q physical exam.
ipation before they will be permitted 70 stand
the mental examination. They must DO st
least i've feet tall. and free from serious ply
sical defects; they must reside In tho district
and must be betweeu the ages OF fifteen (l5)
and twenty (20) years.
Candidates will be examined, mentally In
reading, writing, punctuation, spelling, artth-
metic, geography, English grammar, United
States history. Worlds history, algebra
metry, through frst i've books.
Very Respectfully,
Wyatt Aiken.
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ATLANTA'S P 3 FOOL.


1,0o0 - Basiness Of tho Capital
City :Baak Ras . Ras Of Dopssi'
tsrserhs Man Whe Brought Pros'
PeFasy DsAiad Prison BARS -Hfi
Jeke Net Properly Appreciates.
The Atlanta Evening Journal OF last Sasuf
says:
q. H Sims, collection and discount clerk o
i.srsSs nnsnsial inssis1iioos in The .ou.h. be-
heen PLACED under arrest. charged wttn en-
oesIltng SSs57.<2 Of the funds Of the BANK
ne hes oonfsased 70 The ,hort.se: . NM
a,ws ves arrested early Friday night q
th0 6ank. and has since becn held under ssriol
sua.d; As va plaosd nndsr sIfsss ny ne
tos room g the Piedmont hotel
He n now On the county i'll.
Youns aims claims hat no spent $4,000 on
. n.m 2 That tho remaining Si''" wa
Astnnes part OF the shove story 10 that the
oflosu Of the hank did NOT know that tns
clerk IVES spending more than his salary. II
vouid seen that the ofnosfs veTe negligent OF
careless, while the olesk wss criminal.
Anoehsr strange part a this strange story
n the basement Of the Journal that the
sbank hss the best credit today n over q
month" Another strange thing u the In.
creased deposits which immsdistsly followed,
The Inference bstng tbs greater Sims thsft'
shs srassr eonodsnos psople had In the bank.
=. - r,n,.v ,.ms IN An .uoh ~ouansiuss
Id 10ss "sooss o"
thas In one Instance at least ''it o Two men
20 I'M The sack Of silver over the railing
49, =. -.,,,... Tn. Jonrp.l aosan',
esoec" - $1,000 800.
STATE whether the o vas carried soue
hank bv an ordinary eyeRy day dny WAGON
~
1he increesed pubic N sns osns
nanOa she.robAsry N best told In the Journals
- 1917.
own e
MONEY Was DECLINED.
u,,,,- IN. d.y Mr.. q. A. Wicksrsham, Of
ths Ausnta ? Wet Point rsiirosd. tsndssed
1s oank S..9SSS0sk ne n 80 moi nes6ed
aSnds@S Mann Q Compeny ssnt over So,0ol
and this We. also decitn:d on tne gro1has ~ y
- ~ .scrSv' ono ar ~ asss dspositor
: ~ ~ Joco6s Phafmacy Company. Till
eoaesrn pat In S6oo. SnoItiy ai!sf ScsTS.
- osSS y, ssivSs tsaf ~ too Arr
20 = tsFsn IN the regular way. Is took two
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Ahoas 0iving Credit.

The editor Of the Greenwood Journal 10
kicking because he found q Of his editorials
publishsd In the Star Tor which no vas not
uven rehabilitation Star.
Ths failure TO give tbs proper credit. Wa NO
doubt n overnight but. DO that a Il may,
brethren. II either Of you, or anybody else
soss anything In the Press and Banner thai
yoa Ike. please use II. credit or NO credit AZ
vs have said before. all that may DO founc In
these columns 10 free 70 all. We are compli.
nsnisd By tho appropriation. even II Il DO q
piece OF reprint. Help yourselves. brethren
70 anything you 30 In this newspaper. and
never mind about the credit.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-04-08
4. ". whiee's Locals.

l.. w. White Ia uov 0aering bargains In To-
dies Jackets. and mems over ooats. These
goods will DO sold &C cost for the next thirty
days.
Now 10 the time 10 buy . pair Of blankets,
You eau get the best bargain ever offered In
this line from L. w. White.
100 pieces Of btaached long cloth Just recei..
cd by l.. w. White. Great ENDORSEMENTS Of
tered by the price.
Prints, percales, madras. cheviots, ginghams
and covefts are nov offered In endless vafie'
" by L. W. White.
Ifauy OF the ladies;have not seen that new
m .teriaI for waists that l.. W. White Ia now
ofrsring:it would DO we'll for them 70 seett ~
once. II 10 called toile-de.soie. and - woItn
Is cents o yard, but 10 now offered TOT ~ cen"'
Il 10 certainly . bargain. In appearance II
IL like silk. Think of it, silk waist iof
Is cents. .
L.. w. White has now In stock i've hundrea
collars worth Of embroideries. all OF whlch
are selling very rapidly. Call and see
them. .
Another supply OF that s OF. feather tick ~
u ~ cents o yard. eise tne p.'e
10 Il cents q yard. Call on L.. W. "n''e y H.
1. W, White stIIl sells unb'eached sheeling
a ward wide nj 5 cents q yard. Also unoieacn'
adj drills in remnants at the same prices.
Nowhere IL something for the farmers.
100 bushels corn.
600 barrels flour.
:tO bushels corn meal.
80 barrels mOlRsses.
400 bush els seed oats.
All the above al the store OIL. w. White.
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,noss Il Paw 70 Buy Chsapf

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds 10 al
right, bot you want something hat VIII re
results OF throat and lung troubles What
mail Won do? DO TO o warmer o more req.
ular ciimstei Yes. u possible; " not possible
for You, then in either case Jake the ONLY
remedy mai has been introduced In all civi.
mad ~countries with success In severe throat
and lune troubles, "Boscheos German syrup"
NJ not only heals and stimulates the tissues 70
destroy the germ disease. bot ailaya innama,
tion. cauees easy ex pectoration, gives q good
nivhts reat. and cures The patient Try N
bottle. Recommended many years BY all
dr,rvists In the world. You can get this re-
liable remedy at Speeds Drug store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-04-08

Our usually GOOD humoeed contemporary.
the News and Courier. lost his temper one
day last weak. In replying 70 what vs thought
not IN Unfair or unjust eriticism Of Charles
ton By the s~pAItanburg Daily Herald. The
News and Courier made b point that the
people Of Chsxisston didn't bother other oom-
munisios and the inference ves made thst u
vss nos In good form for other communities
% uisiosss poor Old Charleston" When .
meat city like Charleston make Q reversible
figure Of itself bseore tho public. a In the case
Of is treatment Of Tillmsn, people will
think. and then some Of them may talk.
Whist Charleston needs II TO 30 In touch
With the people OF tho. State. and that city
should recognise The net that the oitissns Of
that old town should obey the laws OF the
State.
Ths prosperity Of the city II bettsr assured
By the cultivation Of GOOD feeling between
tie oouafsy and the city. b state could
hotter gst along vathont Charleston than the
oity could gss along without b 6tate.
But ~ ora gisd % note what seems 70 b the
srouth Of . more liberal spirit I n Charleston,
and Q growing deoirs 70 build mp tho city
Whsn Af. Julius II. visanska was In Able
VILE . NV weeks ago. hs wa enthusiastic In
his speech about the public spirit and the lib
efality q the city toward any proposed enter.
prise which had sr IN purpose tho advance
msns Of the interests Of the old town. He
saad that the people would nov pull together
4hen b interests Of the city vsre ss stake,
bstssr than eva before, q cited recent in
stanoss where large sums were ready % meet
The Demands. Mr.. vissnska has baen In
ChaFieston % long that hs loves thso old city
sven more than he once loved Ahbsville. the
home Of his nativity. he has greatly pros
psrsd sines hs vent 70 Charleston. His busi.
nsas has bssn good, and he married ono OF the
best iadiss In the city. with whom be has lived
Ss ysass most happily, To him Abbeviils
nov enjoys only the second plaos In his heart
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There a Neshing Like Psssissenee.
We notice In our Columbia exchanges that
sbout 600 has been already raised for The
Hampton monument. The work goes braveiy
On. Only shout $500 additional IL now 70.
quirsd 70 make the. monument an assured
net. Nobody doubts that the necessary
amount vii 10 raised.
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Letter % A. X. watson.

Dear Sir: Here's an interesting story about
paint We give you the name OF the story.
m. John Hanps, grocer, Of Girard. Penn,
painted his house With Devoe Lead and Zin
paint. He thought IL expensive. but ne
bought t. After 1nishipg the JOB, ne orougnt
bsok nearly half the paint and said II was The
oheapost Job 81 painting he ever did.
Write 70 Mr.. Burt Young and M. 3. y.
HiIer OF tho same place. Also U MT. ID: d.
Stephenson, Cashier oil OIL CITY (fa.) sasipgs
M 10 the cheapest paint In the world be.
cause IL Ia all paint. II covers most surface TO
the gallon, q u wears longest
in Abbeville. When Il gets Q foot.hold, u
never lets up and the painter Who uses
Devoe Lead and Zinc Ia going 70 save money
+. W. DEvoz b Co..
New York.
P.s. r. B. Speed sells our paint
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Monday was Halesday. but there were no
land saiea. The real estate OF n. II. Benson,
Bankrupt, was offered for sale at an upset
q, 800, and therefore the sale vas not com.
pieted, and the land was withdrawn By the
Trustee In Bankruptcy, @. A. Douglass. II
MAY, however. still be purchased at private
sale, and II not sold In this way. will be o6er.
cd for sale In the fall 70 the hiGhsst bidder ~
public auction.
Tho personal estate Of the bankrupt was Of
Tered for sale, and most OF u brought . fair
pricA Among the articles sold wan Q steam
engine. Q gin with condenser, harrovs, two
and four horse plows, wagons. rakes, etc. A
quantity OF hay end fodder were also sold.
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CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
Seaboard Ar Limo special Rsses 60
Meetiug In New OrIeaas, La.

Account OF United Confederate Vetsrans
Rennion tickets will DO on sale May 18th 10
aist. incIusive. Final limit May 9Th. An q.
tensiou OF nnal limit 70 q q 18th may DO OBJ
taiped by deposit OF ticket with Joint Agent
at New Orleans on payment OF fee OF Ftny
Hale from Abbeviile To New Orleans and
return si2 20. shortest, quickest q best
route IL via Seaboard.
For ali Information call on g.. II. Fuller,
Agent, Abbeville. y. c., or write
]. A. Vol Dohleu. Tray. Pass. Agt. Equisa.
bic Buiiding. Atlanta, Ga.
VIM. b. Clements. Trav. Pass. AEt.. Atlanta.
w. IS. Christian, Ass. Gen Pass. Agt,AtlantA.
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TEN GENTS.

That % tho PFice witch Cotton
Bsoaght ~ Ahbeville Yesterday.
Mr.. r. II. Hill was 90 tho market yesterday
6ol cotton, paying ton cents for the name.
Mr.. W. Joel Smith sold him 90 bales and Mr..
W. q. Chapman parted With n bales a. ten
centa
There vas bat little cotton on the market.
We ere not Informed a. 70 what others got foE
their Gotton.
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The Heaa OF tho Hoaaa

Cant help being interested in something
thnt Will protect the health OF The family. A
pure, scientifically milled, -four will d this,
and sClifton" 10 the name Of the fiour. Your
grocer Sails It.
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Stoves, heating. all sizes and kinds. splen.
did heater st q 100. Cook atoves and raDges OF
ali Kinda and sizes, from 5000 70 $500, stove
hollow ware.
Wa are still handling the Wheeler & Wilson
ball bearing No. 0 Sewing machine ana psfs'
New lot Myers c. O.. r. K, e: H. mola.ses
10 all sizes. S, 10. Is and 6o eailon EGG anu
barrels. Get DOR prices before buying.
We are right In tho swim on -four. lard,
eriis. co6ee. etc, and all kinds OF groceries.
Our strongest line 10 farm supplies. such a.
CAN'T Guano Dist ributors and cotton piant
ers, Wilson Cotton plsntsr, SyroDse piows
and points, Dixie Boy Flows ano polnts.
extra s1...' ham Ssns ale so RlSw and nsGf IN i.e s'e sSsi;y sof
necessary for the harm. The best line OF pioW
point ever brought TO this market
A new 10, OF Pennia No. L Horse Apple
shapes and sizes. Come and soc our line Dc
fore you buy.
Pratts food, perhaps the / est animal regula-
tor made. Give your stock q package and see
them start "up hill" Make your hens lay
with Pratts Poultry Food. sure egg producer.
Shoes, bats, cloth and dry goods OF all kinds
At right prices. Come nd Sc us In any hne
and De pleased.
The very finest packed tomatoes 3 10. cans
at nc. 9 for sc, $l.85 dog. Same prices on
okra and tomatoes
Fertilizers registers bone good for cotton;
Acid, kainit. potash, soda. etc. Cotton SEED
meal. any quanity.
Cotton seed bulls any quantity delivered.
W.. ID. Barb vi
Fousp-A lady's purse, containing q hand.
kerehisf and a smaIl amount OF money. Inc
owner may get Il on application 70 Inc Ioon'
Gil Chamber.
The Goa; strike IL settled, now get your heat
inc oueztiou settled. Put In your CRATES ~
once vo~ guarantee them % work.