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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-02
CONDITION OF NORFOLK
AND SOUTHERN RAIL Way

miles: Newbern TO Bayboro, y. C., IL
miles. Total owned. 357 miles.
Leased line: Atlantic and North Caro-
lima railroad. Beaufort via Newbern, 10
Goldsboro. n. c.. S miles. which was
controlled until a year ago by Hsicharu D
Howland OF Asheville. y. c. and FORMER
ly OF Providence.
The total mileage operated was i55
miles. all standard gauge, with % miles
in the vicinity OF Norfolk, equipped cleo
trically
The company also operates. on ferry
and sound and river routes, consideraole
floating equipment, which in reports OF
an earlier date. were given as one trans
Ter steamer. two tugs, four car floats ana
Is other vessels. including a number OF
steamboats,
The Albemarlc Sound ferry between
Edenton and Mackey's Ferry, y. c. Is
nine miles. and the other boat lines IRA
verse about 40 miles OF river and sound
NoN-COMPETITIVE.
From the layout of the system II ap-
pears that the traffic is largely local and
non-oompetitive.
The equipment statement, as OF Aprh
last, shows So locomotives, " passenger
cars, 32 electric cars and 1916 freight cars
The authorized capital stock Is $25,OOD,00
of which nc~ cent is non-cumulative
preferred Par is 500. Preferred stock
is rcdeemabe at option OF company at
part at any time after three years from
the original Issue thereof. upon 90 days
notice. and Is cxchangeable. share for
share. for common stock at any time dur
ing FIVE years from and after the origi-
nal issue thereof. There was outstanding
April 1, 1907, $l9. 100000 common and SiSeO,-
600 preferred stock
The bonded debt aggregates sl9,S5o'V" In
five issues.
The Atlantic and North Carolina COM
pany s leased To the Norfolk aud South
ern Railroad company. and in turn leases
the Atlantic and North Carolina railroad
or this line. over 80 years old, major
ity of the stock is owned by the state ot
North Carolina. but under the conditions
of the lease TO the Rowland Improve
ment company. afterward changed in
name TO the Atlantic and North Carolina
company. the state does not cast ma
jority of votes.
INCOME ACCOUNT.
The income account of the four COM
panies comprising the Norfolk and South-
ern owned and leased system for the year
ending June 30. 1906 stood as follows:
Company. Net income Surplus.
Norfolk anu Southern ...S295,63o $'3, 10
Atl and North Carolina. l6l 9S5 b6,51S
yir. and Carolina Coast. 35,i4S (dl62,6ll
Pam. Orient and w.. (d)44H td)46l'
The letter (d) I'm tho above table shows
that the figures represent dehcit
The board OF directors of the Norfolk
and Southern at last reports comprised
Marsden ]. Perry. Samuel 4. Colt, Provi-
dence; Oakleigh Thorne, T. J." Chad
bourne. Jr, w. L. Bull, John +. Borne,
r. A. vanderlip, w Bayard Cutting,
Frank s. Cannon. George c. Clark, Dl-
mont Clarke j. l. Waterbury. a. H.
Larkin, New York; John l.. Roper. George
w Roper, Norfolk, Va.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-02
c. 7. 4. UNION
CONVENTION
HELD SUNDAY

The Catholic Total Abstinence Union
met in regular convention yesterday al
ternoon and evening. The meeting took
place in the hall OF the parochial school
on State street. and was well attended,
number Of well-known Catholics being
present. aside from the regular members
OF the union.
The morning session was given over to
the transaction of the regular work OF
the convention. the reports of the pres-
dent secretary and treasurer being read
The afternoon session was i'm the form or
a temperance rally. A number OF work
ers In the temperance movement deilN-
cred addresses. chief among these oeinS
the speech of Col Quinn. He laid em-
phasis on the vast Importance OF the
movement for reform IN TINS matter.
Reform in any llne,' he stated is the
result OF aroused public sentiment. there
fore the only way by which the temper
ance workers can accomplish the desired
end is by mpressing upon the great
masses OF people. the evil and misery
that is the direct outcome OF the eXces-
sjyo drinking OF alcoholic beverages"
Another speaker was Mr.. Mulresthy.
temperance worker well known in the
CITY OF Boston. He told OF the great
strides tho movement had taken IN ms
citv during the past few years. ana
Touched upon the future hopes ana as
pirations OF the temperance union OF lhis
state .,,,. for
lie said further: THE necessity ior
an active and aggressive campaign
against the great and ever-present eVll
of intemporance was never more hppai
ent than today. and the hope OF uluHhdte
success is greatly strengthened py tne
material advances made IN the cause ~
many parts OF the country. especially IN
An important resolution that was IN
troduced during the evening was one APP
proying the sentiment now eNlsuis
among tic members of the union 10 ara
the work of the non-Catholic ORGANIZE
tions that are now working for total ap-
stino,ce In this state The resolution
was passed unanimously receiving inc
hearty Endorsement Of each lndlViuuai
member. .
The afternoon meeting convened az
o'clock. and was called 10 order Dy flesl-
dent q Toole The report of the secLe-
farv showed a material increase I'm the
number OF members, the union now
counting over zoo The treasurer re-
mort was also OF a very satisfactory ia,
lure the union being in good nhahciai
standing. and there being oaia,l00 Vi
Sl7S g7 on hand at the present ume;
The address of the president outllhihs
In brief the work of the union during th"
past wear was enthusiastically fecelVeu
Tho latter part Of the afternoon session
was devoted 10 the election or oniceIs
baIIoting was as follows President
Rev. Thomas +. Cullen, St PatrlckS =
providence; first Vice-presdent, 'ol'
Patrick IL Quinn. Warwick; second vice
president Bernard Il. kane, Noonsock-
~ third vice-president, y. Agnes Boles'
pa,u,tnGl.ot. secretary, James j. Walsh,
bristol: treasurer, Thomas O'Brien, raw
tucket: press correspondent. Helen n
Sinslev pawtuclSet; sergeant-at-arms,
Robert Johnson. Providence.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-02
NOVEL MIDGET VILLAGE
AT JOHN THE SHOEMAN'S

Saturday John the Shoeman opened
the Midget Village, Shoetown." The
beautiful little Swiss village is erected on
tho 1000 square feet which the enterpris-
ing Iohn has added 10 the second floor Of
his establishment
The village was visited by an immense
number of people all day Saturday.
There were concerts by Fay's band and
cornet solos by Bowen r. Church to en-
liven the occasion also
Several rustic benches have been placed
I'm the square formed by the village stores
and invite the visitor to stay awhile and
admire IL at his leisure.
The stores OF the village present an en-
tirely new feature Of modern store ar
rangement and display tempting array
Of women's aad children's shoes.
To Judge from the comments of those
who visited the village Saturday and this
morning, 1t is a big success.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-02
SARDINE SEASON
MOST SUCCESSFUL

I.ubcc. Me, Dec. e.--According to local
packers. the sardine season just closed
has been the most successful for 10 years
and the business here, at Eastport, and
along the coast will show profit OF over
a quarter OF million dollars.
The goods are practically all sold, many
OF the packers having been unable to fill
all their orders. The seasons pack along
the coast II estimated at 1,S25.Oo0 cases.
divided about as follows: Lubcc 6'50l
cases. Eastport $1,000 cases. scattered
towns along the coast i25,Ooo cases.
The outlook for neat season 10 oNcep'
tionaIly Sod.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-02

PLATFORM FOR
VIM. J. BRYAN

New York. Dec 2.-Out OF % Dem5-
cratic senator's and representatives polled
In Washington by the New York World.
a declare unequlvocally that the recent
statement of william J. Bryan that he IL
candidate for the Democratic nomlna-
tlon for the presidency eliminates all oth-
or candidates. Practically all OF them
believe that he should run on a conserva-
tive platform. although there is wide
difference in opinion as. to what that plat
form should be.
OF those who do not consider ;hat Bry-
an Is the only man. only one. Senator
Ransdell OF Louisiana is definite In nam-
ing candidate. He comes out nat-footeo
for Gov. Johnson OF Minnesota.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-02
''RO0sEvElT|sM'
To BLAME FOR
MONEY TROUBLE

Eev. Merritt L. Gregg. pastor OF the
Peoples Free Baptist church at Auburn.
in his sermon last evening, fixed the
blame for the recent financial depression
on .wrat he called "Roosevcltlsm." lie
defined "Rooseveltism'' as "a selfish
kind OF +mericauism."
Ills ~srmon was in part AS follows:
'In the last analysis" he said. there is
bat one great question. and that is
whether this country will be dominated
by sclfishness or brotherliness. by the
Teddy Bear or by the cross OF Christ.
''ln the alphabet of many life" he
vent on, ''it is always a Dig II and lit
te you. Personally | have nothing but
love and good wishes for that popular
person called Theodore Roosevelt, sol
der. legislator. historian, rancher, rough
rider. politician. police commissioner,
governor vice-president, and president.
lie has been considerably criticised OF
late because he permitted the motto, In
God We Trust TO be left of the new
sold coins. 1 am sorry that glorious mot
to Is not written thereon.
THE presidents excuse Us that people
made funny remarks; Cartoonlsts made
should he be dropped cause people
laughed?
sit has been said and / am afraid It
IS true, that Rooseveltism is the highest
development OF Americansm. This Am
ericanism is the cause OF deadlocks and
financial trouble. IL is the spirit OF COM
petition, that says, will get there 10y
any means.
.'Rooseveft Is The apostle OF tho strenu.
Gus life. whose doctrine is, III YOU dom
vet into "A conspicuous place you are N,
good II may be Americanism. but
want TO call Il by the old-fashioned nam'
Of selfishness. That rs the sign of tn
Teddy Bear what We have We VII
hold. and what We can get we will have.
Hut Jesus taught TO get into the position
where you are most needed, whether IL /
r conepicuous one or not
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-02
NOTES FROM
LOWER COURTS

Charles Johnson, IS years old, in dis
trict court this morning pleaded not gull
" TO assaulting his wife. Christena, and
was held for trial on Friday In surety of
5000
James Reynolds. Il years old, pleaded not
guilty TO being vagrants and both were
held for trial on Friday I'm $500 surety
each
In police court this morning four boys
named Edward Hurley. John r. Hurley,
Henry Dunn and Carl Superman, were
each fined 81 for revelling on Hospital
street by annoying passershy with Of
fensiye language.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-02
FRENCH BALLOON
PASSES OVER IRELAND

London Dec 2.-The balloon which
passed over the northeast coast OF County
Antrim. ireland. at p. m. yesterday has
been definitely identified as the French
government airship La Patrie, by the men
in charge OF the Lloyds signal station
at Torr Head
Previous statements that the dirigiblc
balloon was manned and under control
are not corroborated by the trained OBJ
servers who, on the contrary say that the
arship was going northward backwards
before a southerly wind, blowing at the
rate of six miles an hour. The weather
was cloudy and the serestot soon disap-
peared in the mist
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-02
Shot His Sweetheart

Lowell. Mass. Dec. 2.-Charles Nc
Guigan who shot his sweetheart Agnes
Melvina Berube, at her home 76 Per-
kins street Sunday afternoon was ar
raIgned before Judge Pickman In the
police court today and through coun-
sci. pleaded not guilty 10 assault with
Intent TO kill lie was ordered In $4,000
for his appearance before he court on
Saturday morning next The doctors at
the hospital stated today that MISS
Reruho would recover.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-02
Procure Marriage Licenses

The following couples procured mar
risse licenses at the city hall this morn
ing. William C. Stinson of 81 Stewart
street. this city, % years old. "A travelling
salesman. and Augusta w Lucy. "A years
old. of Boston. Mass. the daughter of
William Lucy, a plano merchant Alfred
Brue Amman, 90 years old. OF Revere,
Mass, a moulder. and Agnes u. Graham,
10 years old, OF Chelsea, Mass. Edgar A.
Foyc. "a years old. of Brockton, Mass,
a leather worker. and Florence u. Ager
IS years old, OF Boston.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-02
Mrs. Taft Weaker

Millbury, Mass. Dec 2.--The condi-
ton OF Mrs Louisa Taft. the aged
mother OF the secretary OF war. was
practically unchanged today although
her physician said that she grew slight
ly weaker with each succeeding day.
Mrs. TAFT who IL so years old. was scri-
ously ill left summer She rallied for n
time hut tho past few weeks has been
falling gradually.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-02
Dividend Reduced

Boston Dec. 2.--Thc quarterly divi-
company OF $40 declared today Is
reduction OF 81 from that OF three
months ago. year ago the December
dividend was $50.
with the payment OF the present
dividend the stockholders OF the Calu-
met and Hecla company Will have re-
ceived since the formation OF the COM
pany. sos. $4,000
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-02
KILLED WIFE
AND HIMSELF

New York, Dec 2.-Peter Nogel,
sometime during last night shot his
wife and then sent bullet into his
own head. causing probable instant
death. The bodies were found today
when the police forced the doors of the
three story brown stone front house in
Putnam avenue, Brooklyn. I'm which
the couple lived. Frequent quarrels
over money matters left TO Mrs. Vogcl
by her first husband arc believed TO
have eliminated in the tragedy.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-02
MAN ROBBED FRIEND
WHO GAVE HIM TURKEY

RAY Mcdonald. % years old, was on
Thanksgiving day given a turkey dinner
by John J Mcdonald, an acquaintance.
and that night a lodging In the latter's
room. Friday Ray returned To John. :
lodging place and stole his overcoat val
ued nj $50 and pawncd II FOR 81. but "
was later recovered. \ watch Is also re
ported 10 have been taken. but Ray de-
mics that he stole A.. In tho district court
this morning Ray was lnod So and costs.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-02
SHOP EMPLOYEES
FINED FOR STEALING

Lloyd II Banning, % and George F.
CaSwell 10 in district court this morn
ing, were each fined so and costs for
stealing nine micrometer calipers, valued
at 1850. from the Brown and Sharpe
Manufacturing company.
Tho two men were employed at the
works, and roomed together. and It was
told TO the court that on Saturday they
were arrested while trying 10 sell two OF
the tools, and that the other seven were
found in their room.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-02

United States Senator Murphy James Foster of Louisiana was
born Franklin, La jan I84o After studous youth
Foster graduated from Cumberland university in 1870 and
graduating the law department. OF Tulane
1871 returned his native town and be-
practice of his profession which he achieved high posi-
became of the popular politicians IN
the upper body of the state legislature from
1892 governor OF Louisiana taking his seat IN
1902.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-02
Refined Sugar Cut

New York. Dec. Am grades Of refined
sugar we're reduced cents hundred
pounds today.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-02

THE JOY Of OWNING LAND
There is a distinct Joy in owning
land. unlike that which you have IN
money. in houses, in books, pictures
or anything else which men have de-
vised. Personal property brings y<>
into society with men. But land ~
a part OF Gods estate In the globe.
and when a parcel Of ground 10
decided to you and you walk over ~
and call it your own IL seems as II
you had come into partnership with
the original Proprietor or the
earth--Henry Ward Beecher.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-04-12
Laces, Embroideries,
WHIrE G0ons. -.

The largest and mos, comprehensive line OF %
broideries. Laces. White Goods, Linens. ETC. s7"
brought to Hickman. Positively every knosn v,aw
Of plain white fabric is shown and many oeaai.i-.
Fancy Patterns. all al lowest prices.
Special showing Of Embroideries. Edgingl and r'
sertions TO match in Swiss, Cambria, Nainsoos ara
Hamburg effects. from the very narrovesi To 'l'
vide Allovers and Flounoings. Big assortment {"
Val. Laces at Sc ard i0c-vorth double,
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stock OF the most stylish WeaVes embracing the largest
popular fabrics gotten together in Hckman...
High grade Fabrics Zephyr Cheyos
Suings German Bat. all the
checks, dots all the
solid all marked much usual
prices 12lee, 15c 25e, soc and 35e
prices patterns stripes, pals
all Bates remarkably
&c. Sc, Zoe and 12ise
Washable Dress Ginghams many pretty regular
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Ellison Bros.

Ourb New Spring Merchandise
without equal
highcIass materials for Men, Women and Chill
of seasons offerings prices strng reasonable to evoke genun
COME AND LOOK We always glad to
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New Dress Fabrics And
Splendid Silks

We've the largest and best line Of
Dress Goods and Silks il has ever been our
pleasure to show you. You are interested
in these goods and we invite your close in.
spection.
In black and oolou We show a splendid assert.
ment OF Voiles, Light weight Panama. Taa.a s-l
MohairI At. Doc, 80. 10. 5 and I25
In fine Tailoring and Suiiings se shov ihs ts., l,.
signs brorght oui this season. All the most .p5r.g
Cd nev ooloringa broken checks. overpa.h an.
stripes. hair lines on light grounds Grey anl jail
effects, etc. at................ soc. 75c, 1 90
Desirable Silks.
We are showing an extensive atlorireH ell
Plain and Fancy Silks Of durable quality baci.
White and al the solid shades arc here 1 man
grades Of servceable SILKS from SOC 70 i.S0 per- vi
In fancy SILKS vc have quite an assortment o, oysT
patterns Of the seasons best effects for Waists al
suits
The newest patterns, stripes ana noisi enc "a
night grounds IA splendid quality .-..-.-. QUO
Handsome silks. Roman stripes and ov'fP.l..i
etc, at .............-...... .....,a LOO and Soc
An extra good quality. 50 inch BLACK Taa,l
LIS value az .........-....... ..--.-....... w
White Wash Silk splendid quality. n 10 30e
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Especial Showing of Boys Clothing.
The most complete showing of boys cloth
ing in Hickman. Values that are phenomenal
and matchless. Clothes that suit the boy and
please the mother.
Boys double breasted Suits OF plaid and mis,-.
Tweeds and Cassimeres at--------------
double breasted Suits Of good quality Tweeds CASH
mare. and Chevot, GOOD 81 values
Boys double breasted and Norfolk Suits in big variety Of
stylish patterns Cassmeres and Chevo splendid
oual;y decided 81 values at $50
Boys Spring Suits to 16 the double breasted style
and Sailor blouse for the little Knick
erbocker in blue popular and
fancies usually sold $50 and $50 800 and 600
Boys good quality Worsed and Tweeds in stylish
mixtures 35e and 25c
Boys Knee made from all wool Cheviots and Tweed
stylish color and .ize to 16 all
wool material and 75c values, special ------5O SOC
Boys fine quality blue and fancy stylish
mixtures regular 1 80 values at LOO
Boys Caps College. Golf and Yacht styles so and 25c
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Our Complete Ready-to-
Wear Section.

Another big shipment of Ladies,
Misses, Childrens Trimmed Dress and
Street Hats just received, making our as
sortment complete. These Hats are won
ders at the prices asked.
Handsome, stylish trimmed Hats in the
popular and exclusive shapes and shades,
at --------------- "A $50, $50 and $50
Smart and nobby Street Hats under
less than usual prices So, I.5O, 81, Soc
Children's Hats and Caps in all the
latest effects.
Stylish Skirts and Waists
The largest collection and widest variety Of styl-
ish skirts and waists ever offered in Hickman, al
prices much lower than value.
Handsome high grade tailored Skirts made Of light
weight sheer, Atwood fabrics in black and colors
that are unexcelled for style and hi Regular 81 so
values a, ............-.....-...-... $3.50 and SO
Wash Waists in exceeding great variety Of stylish
models in many beautiful effects
| Pretty Lawn Waists, all sizes. white and fancy
| designs, Embroidery trimmed, splendid values
at 76c and Doc
Beautiful White Lawn Waists in newest effects
worth 200 .....................-.. S1.75 and LOO
Fine White waists deliberately trimmed in Lace in
sertions and Wide Embroderies in Lingerie and fine
Scotch Batistes. Worth $50 at 2.75 and $50
Beautiful Silk Waists IN the lates, modes at
$50, 800 and $50
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.FASHION FAVORS PRETTY WASH FABRICS THIS SEASON.

stylish embracing the largest variety of prominent
The St. Mary banner., 1907-02-09
ROY YALIN E OIL
THE GREAT
ANTISEPTIC.
Greatest of All.

NJ. NJ. Garig. Denham Springs, La,
says: During the past eight or nine
years we have used Royaline Oil ex-
tensively. for most every purpose, IN,
.ternally and externally, tn man ana
beast. 1t has never failed us, ana
do not hesitate to pronounce It the
greatest of all pain medicines and an,
tiseptics known to me. and have trled
nearly everything on the market"
The St. Mary banner., 1907-02-09
Most Popular Antiseptlc.

J. D. Scarborough. Plain, Miss,
SAYS: "Ten months ago Royaline Oil
was unknown at this place. It is now
the most popular antiseptic with my
trade. have used it myself for cuts,
bruises, collie, cramps, ETC., and have
never seen anything to equal it,
The St. Mary banner., 1907-02-09
rlan Never Used q Better.

T. d. Blount, Colyell, La, says:
"Man never used better preparation
for collie, cramps, sore eyes, sore
throat and especially burns, than
Royaline Oil. 1t is as good for stock
as for human beings, and cannot be
surpassed for either"
The St. Mary banner., 1907-02-09
Strongest and Best.

P. H. Jensen, druggist, New Or
leans, La, says: "Having used Roy
aline Oil in my own family and OBJ
served its use among my customers to
whom l have sold it, I do not hesitate
to recommend it as the strongest and
best of the antiseptics.
The St. Mary banner., 1907-02-09
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par.
ish of st. Mary.
Jos. w. Foster VS.. Jackson Harris.
No.

By virtue of an order of seizure and
sale issued out of the Hon. 23rd Judicial
District Court Of the State of Louisiana,
and to me directed in the above number
ed and entitled suit, have seized and
will offer for sale. for cash, to the last
and highest bidder, at the Court House
in the town Of Franklin, Parish Of St.
Mary, on
SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A. D.. 1907,
between the hours of IL O'Clock a. m. /,
and o'clock p. M, the following mem
toned and described property, to-wit:
That certain tract or parcel of land,
lying and being situated in the Parish
Of 81. Mary, on the west eide Of th-
Bayou Teche, above the town of Frank
lin, in the Irish Bend. and described az
commencing at a point on the east side
of the road as laid off by T. J. Foster
through the Hall tract from the Bayou
1eche fifty lone and 9O-1OO chains Isl SOY
and running north 81 degrees Is minutes
eos. three 75-lOO chains 3.75) THENCE
north Is degrees east eighteen chains,
thence south 81 degrees 30 minutes east
So chains thence IS degrees west TO the
place Of beginning and being bounded
IN the north by land Of Underwood, on
the east by land formerly Of Pugh or
Wilson, on the south by land of Roy
ster and on the west by said private
road in part and in part by lands Of W.
p. Foster, ct als.. containing an area of
sixty-seven and 9O-100 acres, together
with the buildings and improvements
thereon situated.
JOHN B. SANDERS, sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Jan. ii. 1907.
The St. Mary banner., 1907-02-09
Greatest rIediciue-Best Seller.

George Knight & Sons, Zona. La,
says: 1Royaline Oil is the greatest
medicine we ever saw for what 1t
claims to do, and it is also the best
seller We ever handled"