SELECTING A SENATOR h
Roosevelt Names Root ta Suc
ceed Piatt of New York.
THE PEOPLE NOT CONSULTED
8tand Patter Will Allow No Tariff Re
vision at Coming Session of Congress.
Cannon In the Saddle Opportunity
For the Mir.ority Made to Order
, Prosperity The Peril of Monopoly.
1 Bv WILLIS J. ABBOT.
Obviously it Is not Intended that the !
people shall rule lu the matter of election Imposed on every ueruocrai.
electing Uuited States senators, and Even the opposition press concedes
the country has been permitted to that failure to honestly revise the tar
Witness the final selecUou of a sen- iff will turn over the 1910 couktcssIou
ator from New York In the brilliant "1 election to the Democrats. Inas
personailtv of Elihu Hoot during the much as the honest revision of the tar
past week the while tho people of iff i" practically conceded to te an
New York looked on. Interested but impossibility uuder existing conditions,
Impotent observers cf the process. I t" serious duty of the minority party.
Beginning with the somewhat axlo- well as Its obvious potential advau
matlc proposition that tho aged Thorn-; tage. seems to be plain to the most
as Collier riatt, whose term as sen-! sUI Political observer,
atnr end net March, should not be 1 With Champ Clark admittedly the
returned because lie had not repre
sented the people of the Empire
State, the White Ilouse addressed it
self to the task of selecting the man
who roust sit In the senate for the en
suing six years. Certain "organiza
tion" politicians were asked to call
n the president, who indicated to ,
them that it was his wish that the In-;
cumbent secretary of state succeed :
Mr. riatt. Within u few days it was J
Announced that no doubt remained :
that Mr. Uoot would be the new sen
ator. Wherein the mass of th voters of '
Kew York had to say In the making of :
this programme dot's not appear to
tbe average observer. No expression
bad been asked or giveu by the ieople -of
that state on the subject, nor had
the membership of the state assembly j
been consulted. I
Avoiding discussiou of the fitness of
Mr. Hoot for the office which Mr. '
Koosevelt selected for him, certainly
this exhibition of substitution of oli-:
garchlenl for popular inundate has
been the one Illuminating event of the
jxrat-eloctii'ti period. I
Stand Patters Are Boastful.
However, uf more general interest is ;
the altitude assumed by the leadiug ,
Stand patters siuce Nov. 3 in declaring.
fis Sereno F.. l'aynu did: ,
Tin eimn'ry did not pronounce f or
any radical revision of the tariff." '
Mr. Payne was Joined in his stand
pat position by that other well known,
supporter of the speaker, Mr. Dalzcll,
and to such a declaration were added
several si:iil;--aiil statements that
were to be condensed In the assertion
of the speaker that, inasmuch as the'
leadiug friends of the ruling dynasty !
In the house had been returned to eon-!
gress, apparently the tight made last i
summer on the speaker had proved to ,
be abortive. j
' I have sought accurate information ',
of reasonable expectations as to re- ;
vision in the coming special session, 1
and, although the search was thorough
and withal in the hope of finding
prospect therefor. I wss compelled to
conclude mat uio American people
may as well as riot ivrept the status
quo as Impregnable r r the present, j
, When both stand pat and progress-1
ive members of the douiiuaut party
onlte lu admitting that tbe existing
high schedules w ill uot be altered ma
terially probably it will not be regard- !
d as baseless to assert that the late
election has fastened the trust crea
tive Import duties on the nation for an
Indefinite time.
Let it not I forgotten, too. that!
James Schoolcraft Sherman, one of
Speaker Cannon's confidential advisers,
baa been elected vice president, so that
the Cannon influence, remaining su
preme in the house, will be well ntgb
dominant In the senate.
1 Opportunity For Opposition Party.
Instead of being overwhelmed by a
natlouul defeat, the minority. 1 am con
vinced, is in a positioii to accomplish
two things work for the weal of the
people aud at the same time play ex-
cellent politics. In the first place, the
dominant party lu the nature of the I
case must make good" In revising the!
tariff or lose lis strength lu the west,
8uch advocates of thorough revisiou as
iLa Follette, Cuuiiiiiu I'.ristow and their
kind In the senate and the o'.her real
rllctmciit of the dominant p'rty when
It shall have been p.-owtl that no real
revision was aceotuplishctl.
These progressive Kcpuiili :i:is tvjire
sent the actual sentiment of tlicir con
atltuciu les. It will tlicn-foiv be 'wa
ter of the wheel" of the minority j.arty
to have the La Follettes and t'.iim-
mlnse-i waking the echoes of the polit
Icat welkin with their protests against
nonaction, so that If the members of
the minority party iu the congress do
their duty two years hence It should
be comparatively easy to win the house
majority.
It Is obvious, then, that the situation
offers opportunity to the Democrats In
congress which only voluntary failure
could spoil.
Duty of Opposition Party.
' Looking nt the other side of the
question, cotu eru Is felt lu some nuar
', tera that the Democrats In both bouse
and senate stand by the standard
rwtileb' was set up in the campaign
Hunt fought so mngnlOeently under the
Jenderiilitp of Mr. Hryan. The Kepuh
ileftii party has indorsed the exlstlna
regime, which Includes. 'perforce, the
bnses of the tarllt na now nrtmlnls
ered. Some farslgbted Democratic
revLsIonlsts i:i the house will be eom-j metits whld, will go to make up tht , " , '"T' BC" b r,'f"r1m lufl7 "M
jmlled to make their most valiant light j Issues In ensuing years and disregard-, hb ?r Mf , I Z
a ., , , ,, , . "" """f"" hanu.eae, lung bttaling mouutsiDous urab,
for correction of tat bf ubtn.es. l-.very ing the matter of who shall be candl B, th. rumtiv, aroiwrties to Dr Shoop's
argument they advance will l,e at) In- dates, certainly It is apparent that the C.iunh Remedv Those leeves hsvs ths
luuders have planned uu advance on
the citadel of the trust beueBclarlea of
he too hih import duties, aud if they
j KU.stalu the warfare they must have
I support from the whole foody of Iemo-
crutle congressmen aua senators, sup
port loyal aud siueore anil not tinctur
ed by the weak political philosophy of
the late Hancock, who justified cer
tain attitudes by the dictum thut "the
tariff is a local Issue."
After canvassing the situation with
some care I um compelled to voice the
statements which have been uiade to
me by some of the Democratic lead
ers, who express concern lest the ranks
of the minority be broken by those
who subscribe to the doctrine that
loeul considerations warrant recreancy
to the political trust which the IWS
coming minority leader. aflaf Mr. Bry
nu's brilliant educational campaign,
politician: agree that most promising
prospects have developed for th mi
nority at;d that the congressional
forces of the Democratic party need
only meet tho requirements to prepare
the way for success In 1910, which
means success in 1912 nationally.
Prosperity "Hothousing.
Some word maker has evolved the
expression 'hothousing prosperity."
Going about among some of the men
in the linaueial circles who regard
some things as above politics, I dis-
cover concern lest there be too zeal-
ous booming of the returned prosper
itv. which. It is alleged, came with
the announcement of Mr. Taft's elec- j
tion.
Men versed in fiscal lore do not wel
come the coincidence between the j
etui Lug uf tho campaign aud the bull j
market on Wall street. Stock have
lieeii forced Upward until they are i
making "new high records." as the i
St'njk Exchange w riters seem to de- j
lii'ht in recording, on the theory thut !
the market emulations always arc the
measure of the nation's industrial 1
health. j
Uesumplin:! of factory production. I
ef course, is granted as a prime de- j
sideralum, provided sU''b resumption
is Lu answer to normal demand for
outputs. 1 am sure that conservative'
financiers deplore the attempt to man-!
ufacture abnormal evidences of pnm
ieriiy instead of permitting normality
to return by those gradual processes
whli h always mirk healthy recoveries
from serious depressions. j
"Control" of Monopoly. I
As proof that Mr. liryan's waruiugs j
were based on correct deduction,
these evidence of security of mind by)
the trust magnates will appeal to inauy !
cUi'.ciis
essentially aa element or
current discussiou.
It will be recalled that the Chicago
platform declared for control of mo
nopoly, hile the Denver platform laid
down the proposition that monopoly Is
iujefousiljie.
I'erhaps none will deny that the his
toric position of this nation baa been
that monoixily the trust or Its co
ordinateIs perilous. Apparently,
however, tbe people have pronounced
In favor of legalising monopolies,
which involves altering the fundamen
tal statutory expression of the peo
ple to subvert the whole texture of the
nation's jurisprudence.
I believe that the people only ap
parently Indorsed the programme to
legalize trusts. I am not prepared to!
admit that the people are willing to
decide for all time that competition
shall he done away and the trust be
BUfireme.
Yet I find lu Washington a general
opinion that on tbe face of the returua
the bill to legalize trusts Introduced
last session at President itooaevelt's
Instance aud Mr. Morgan's desire
could be easily declared Indorsed as
party policy In the light of the 1908
voting.
"Bryanism" Dead?
Columns have been written on the
probable course of the Liemoeratle our-
ty lu coming years. Reactionary news
papers nowadays delight to dwell on,Biu ra dUpesxiag everywhere ss Dr.
the death of Brvanlsiu. 1 "hoop's though Itemed- And iiisaovery.
Taking Into account the essential ele
forward march of the people towarc
higher ethical grc.ind and to civic re-1
forms has not bce.i aliac.dolled.
1 have ul wavs thmight that the vital jl" o"'- 1wt deusud Dr.
izing principle upon whl. h Mr. Uryan, Ur" "'th J''l?
. ' i , , ., ivfn ' even die t.jiiikiI balifS. Teat it
so powet felly appealed to the masse, j ,, rw,f, ,U(U.H )y Afcllelloro I(ru
was the luj.h moral concept for wh!ct;'(u
he stiM d. It is unthinkable that t tic i "
people have determined to go no fur A Ulan 18 ku.jwu bv the love be
titer In th:;t direction. And lu corner heart bis mother.
Ration with Deuiot ratlc lenders during!
the past two weeks 1 nin convinced!
that no serious purpose Ls entertained . H '' W'. cnuxing pseumonia. pUt-ir-to
relinquish the effort to bring to past 'y 'ud coulnPl"'-1 soon U here. Care
,i , , , your reugh now, and Strenuthen voui lanoe
the better things proposed by the lem , ;ilb Foljf.,, ;,. ,,, f,, not n
lie niiproiri.ited, lu part ul least, by tht
unoriginal Ilepulillean party.
It Is plain to careful observer thai .
the proirresslvp olcuciits In both par i
tics ret.-iiu their desire- for advanci. j
merit and thut there will ho little mercy!
for th::r polhh-hi uriMiikininu which
falii to tucasiire up to the deinands oil
'"'it'.' i.t i
Him e. v I.I) st.nJ patters supremo In
the ! .m!';:'.i-t p ny ars.l mitrnldceiK
oppornitiiuvhefert! the minority party.)
Demo n:s f ei'in liUclv to witness potiif i
olioerliu' ei etiti iu the. political realm
iinrliift the '-omiDg two yars.
WUfhlDtteQ.
The Height sad Depths.
A few years ago we knew a young
man who was pijsicallt aud men tally
strong, lie bad One pooitien and
was niakiag money. He was a joy
ud comfort ta bis mother and fami
ly, lie bad influence aad power
aud we predicted tbal be would be
, man among men, but alas, alas be
ocan to driak, awaa be lost bis
position; he weat frata bad to worse,
ri. spent all he bad for drink.
Lie uanipled under foot aud broke
tb heart of one nearest aud dearest
ta bin by natore. tie borrowed
money wherever be could get it.
lie bus reached the paml wbeie it
seems all bope fsr hiui is in tain.
What did ic ah? CStroag drink.
What it did for him, it will do for
your dear boy aud wise, u a less we
keep it away, fchail ws enforce
Wuiper,iucs Uws aud savs the yoaug
men aud boys or bhall we sit dewu
aad do uothiug alaug tkii liae be
cause it is unpopular, or ba cause
ttjtne people will not vols far us if
in tbe future we ate candidates.
Let others uo as the- may, bat for
us and ours we shall eull stand
.kiet this iiioiisisr evil aud we
jul I upou all cm.ess to Uo likewise.
(Jotawba A ens.
Hut Mpriage, Aik.
u no roaipeittiua f"ik Ui'pweii'e Greet
Bmieilj tor toe cureol Aut-uiuaitaui.
lauii .Newmu. auwdreu, ome, eaye V. V. V.
dM him nioregut! iluu three n.euilia treatment
mi Hot spnust. Art,
tt . T. 1 liamuut. ol tVeislieU'hie, Tex. ,
ula rtieiiBau.nit waau ta Uiaine wee cuudin-u
u in t. l ineutui rn n. ii:ii eilTiM-a Hl
pnua. Atk., kiiu Miunal Weila, Teaaa. ut
msicu slave .if ku' eevi-e urrku lu vals, wiib
kntat mi Saaly awolleu li. HI bit tutturm were t
j.n.a endurance. P. r. f. ln.ie Hie cure sua
.iut-a lUt li m-i ui IkouMiu.ih ul ukber dues, the
u. -i bluud raoilu ui ke wui lj. sue nueiler to
all b.4rui-tiriiftr hiS Ue e-ca.lua Kutuiiutlic
SiUt l all SruasioM.
t.rrat Oiler.
The Courier will be sent to any
lew BiibrCri U'l or t) auv of. our re- I
rut campaign suascribcia troiU UOW I
. ft I . .i 1 . i . ... it, i :
Ili. llinrM aud Unur Btoiuach.
gei,
il.i .
iir relieved asd pnriatiiieailj ciiredk.
la.a s BioBieeu latilete. neartuurn
ur Su aiarh are rauted bv as ar: i or
,jr rouditi . of the eteiusrh. Waick relief
i ubuiue I freiu ilife diiriug eymp'ome
f ludin -eiiuu li mkiug one er two tabie.a
rM.1.,1 'l .l.i, r ,. .,1. .f. i.
li strengikeii s.id uue the stoaiaeh aud j
.i,si a it to di(et tbe f,)o.i ud prerest f-r-
.iii-uuiioa. winch it die euuee of iiearlharn :
u l Siur .Stoeiaeh. Si.d and gwtraoteed by '
M. aiard t)r,j Ce , Aeb.bare, H. O. i
j
Uiifjij are slVa'Jilv on tit.' increase.
um i'a-t is proveu iu tb street-ears i
i rv uitv.
'ih1's I.ier Uoairin in liiiuid form for
uuilara, esillt and feer, regulatee the liter.
miliMtye sa t bladder, brmaja quirk relief to
iliiouwi-ae eick-headarhe, coaetipaiinti.
Me ni u take Tli' f 1 00 battle contaiue
- I 2 times iaantity of the Mo site Kiret
' 'f bnay rnlief Aikebire Drug (V, st 1
A I'Lderwwd. Raadleuisn
Hew te Care a Cala.
lie m careful ss yea csn ysu will orea
ionalJy take culd, aad whea yos do, get a
ledicine of knows relisbility, eae thai has
an estssliaaed repuialiea aad that is cer
tain to effect a qsie ears. Such a medicine
ie Chaniberlaia a Cough Reiuedy. It baa
gsiafd s world wide reputation ay its re
markable cures of this moat cosiaton ail
mnt. aad caa aiw.ys be dapaaded uxn It
aate os natars's alas, relieves the lssgs,
sios sifMctorstios, opeus ths secretions and
aids nature in restories, tba systssa to a
heal is r condition. Daringth. niaay years
ia whira it kas hses is sessrsl uee we kava
yet to laara ul a sing's caas of cold or at
tack of the gria kanag reeultaa is ases-ao-sis
wbsn this rwsaeaV waa need, which shows
conclnivel; that it ia a eert.iu preventive
of th-t daegeroas dieoaaa. Chaniberlaiu's
Coeftb Ibsiaedy cnntaias ao opiuej or aih'-r
narcotic and may ba given as ooufidenlly to
a baby ss te aa adult. For sals by all drag
gists.
We ma not admire a pig's man
ners bat there is no taint to tbe
money liis carcass brings.
Tirkliag, light Coughs csn lie surely and
quickly lootsuetl wta a praerripMou Urug
!.Hr-T "'rsut neat couuuno cougu memciuee.
ah Remedy
power to c m t'.'s moat aiatreasing Cough
" oaths and hea the meat eenaitivs
bnwic'iiaj uieiubratiH Uothere, should, for
ittter arilh weak lunm. when
Foley s Uouey ad Tar will cure tbe moat
olwtiusta eoii'nhs snd colda, and prevsut sri-
ona leaults Tbs genuine ia in tli yellow
Pcis'- AeWlwe Drag Co
Bcwiire of the girl who leaves the
dihts for mother lu wash.
A cleruruian wrii: "Prevei'tice, tbne
llUeC.d, eld Cur. T.hl.t. ar. wo,ki.
wB,l-ra in'uir parish." Preveniics surely
willoheck s cnU. r the Orippe, in s ?ery
few hours. And Prvmiee are o safe and
barm
No Uuiaiiie, nothita harsh nnr
sickanieg Fine for feverik resileas child-
j rea. riox or 43 at roo. Tiuia by Annaooro
Drsa C's.
BloCaae aaKeeerd.
There is ao eaee en reeord ef a coaah or
oela maltiag la vneumnan or eooiunipUea
after rolet s tioaer aad Iar baa been taken.
a it will stop yoar coagh aad break ap your
cold quickly. Ketuen any out toe gesuia.
Foley 'e 11 out asd Tar ia a yellow racksge
vontame no opiatee aaa is sate aua sure
Askeboro I 'rug Co.
The pleasure) of life, like wise,
shonld be sippea slowly, not gulped,
a Valuable Trip.
After expoeare or whea you frel a e.olH
ormina on take a few dimes el Foley's Uoeey
aad 1 ar aa i il will expel tae cold from year
system. It ceres the most stubborn rough
sad colds, aad preveats pneunoaia. Ashe
boro Drug Co
"It is no disgrace fo be poor" says
the adage, bat it is mighty incon
venient. Itcv. I. W. WlllUaison 'TMtlAri.
He I Tf Willisrasos, Huatingtoa, W
Vs, teetifiee ss fellewe: "This is ta certify
that I used Foley's Kidsey Remedy for aer
tous eihsostioa ssd kidney treosle, and sat
free te say tksi FoIst's Eidnrr Kaaiedy will
do all last you elsira for it "
Asueuoro urag lo.
Few people know how lo en jay
riches, bnt everybody would be will
ing to take a chance.
It ion't so diflicult to strength's a weak
Stomach if one goes st it correctly. And
tbie mtrne of th Brart and aiasets. lhe
eld fashioned way ef (Inning ihe Steaacb 'or
stimulating ths Rsart or Kidneys is sarely
wrong' Dr. Slioop trat poirtrd nut tbi
error. "Ga to tlie weak or eiliag a- rTee of
tlieee nrgaas," Mid he Ksrlt issiJa oreuu
has its eoolrflling or "inside nerve." When
these nerves fail thsn those orfsas amxt
surely fuller. This vital trath is leadiag
dregims eTsrywhere to dispaims and re
roniuifud Dr. Shoop'a Restorative. A few
da.T test will surely Will Sold by Aiuebuio
Dnig Co.
It icn't always tbe man who prnvs I
longest in church who tuakej tlie:
bstt neighbor.
Free ta all siibeeiaeni of this nei-rr
Every reauer of this papei who has aey
treuliie with riih-r Riamerk or Liver, aaa
: ct free eauiela of Kidale'e Sieaiuk Taa-
le nr Hjdsls' Liver Tsleta er betk il
ndrd he wriiiuf lo k Ja e Reaedy Co.,
Newnurt Kewa Va. ILhi lee ii1im
'm aot ems alls, ose is for eiuuisek tr
bles iiuly, the oilier solely for -li''- sail
liowel troubles. Guaranteed by fL. .....i1
Drug CoJ Aelieuoro, M.
Soma farmers imagine tbfit winter;
's time rest. It IS tUO time to
work and plan to save the next HUSO.
njtjr'a Work
Woman Iwtvrruple HollClcal apeaker.
tii., ",.akeT"
A w-II UrWK-uxl woin.ni interrupteil s poll-
riventlT bv coutiiiiiallT cough
f she had Uikeu Folaf 's Iloaer and
1 ar it would huve cured her coogh quickly
1 expelled the cold from her avsteaa Tb
genuine F'oley's Wouey snd Tsr contaiue no
opiiiten and is in s ye, low package. liefuM
bstitutes. AsheUiro Drug Co.
Always be ilcCuits as to time
when you promise to pay. The
amount may be left to circumstan
ces. Colds and Croup la Chtldrea.
"My little girl is subject to oolds," ears
Mrs Wan H Seng. No 41 Fifth St, Wheeling.
W Vs. " Lai-1 winter sue had a severe epell
and a terrible cough, but I eared her with
Chemlierlaia's Caagh Kespeely aithoat the
aid of a doctor, aud my little say bas beaa
prevrnted many times tram Saving tba
croup by the timely uee of tbia syrup. This
remedy is for ssle by all druggists.
More divorces cam out of the
frying pan than fram any other
cause.
How to Treat aptralst.
Sarains, swellings and laaaaoes are
promptly relieved by Chaaaoerlain's Liai
msnt. This llsimeat raduoea isflsaauistios
and sersaeea ao that a spraia a ay be eareal
in alxmtiOoe-lhird tke tinaa retajuired lay tbe
usual treatment. ZS aud M oedt sizea fur
sals by all druggists.
Some men are so careful in their
statements that they dare aat say a
sheep is while until they have see a
both sides.
Far Chreaile Diarrhoea.
"While ia the army ia 1853 I wss taken
w. iila chronic diarrhoea," aay George 14.
1'eltna of HouVh (iib-mi, Pa. "I have einoe
tried many remedies but without aey per-
Burnt relief, uoiil Ur. A. W. Ui e, af
tliis pUca, pereuaoVd ma to try Cbaioher
lain'' Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy,
one I i lie of which ttnpped it at ouoe."
For aule hy all drsgiata,
There are always two sides to every
story hut we never believe the other
fellow' side.
Kldiaejr Dlaeaae Is Dangerone.
And eteuld lie treated ss enon se diaoov
ered. No better treatment has yet been dis
covered than Rydsl.'r Kida.y Remedy. It
acts promptly aad speedily, restore, nnrraaf
action of tlie Kidnsys, Bladder and Urinary
Organa It is put an in 25o. and 50c sixes,
and ia kept in stock by ss and is sold on a
positive Kuaraotee. Standard Drug Co ,
Ashe r lore, N. C.
Some men are said to hide their
talents grinder a bushel, bat a thim
ble would do as well.
ain't feel i an rljrM to-day,
fioinetbiag wronfl 1 must say;
Ociue to think olit, that's right
I ftrirot my Rocky Hcun'sia Tt a
night. Aehaborn Drag t'o.
list
SaT'1!, mi) Wl m) p-wa
(ftwaklr aUk, raata aftaeM a --n T ..l
stitT roerrrva waaas esr ami, Toaica a avraSB '
rlawiaasesderap.p.rsaasTia- '
sweat aiiaaiMim res- tea saoaa af aal (EJ
fveaae a4 ekaaie mi rvsaMrT. asaaaW7 1 Malta9
aaat warswaj Syasalle. fi hMt W as I
awatawa. taamaanss Fleaaaw4 a'awaa.l
6i s am a pi.ttiiiaiiiiaiaa-l mmJ
aay ttaawakHaMCasaadanaasaSJaatl JJJJ
catarrh's
BaaassajAsaatttpaaaBssaISxSaaa1k,BS CS9
Maaawav Soawaa. CaraiSa Meaeaal
sawswsaca, Mi ma isaasa. awMas V
Beataaawewx. eat. I
r.sHk aeowwaUlaS, aat aal V
sawaBssa awSMTS 4 Sael J
arsasst asjassy. a waa awa week aaal a
Ikwawaaal Isai baaUsj wr&,sal
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Gate City Business College,
Greensforo, N. C.
OPPOSITE
GOOD
15 - Cents
For .0 i,ty we rriij Ulce this
hdvoi i.a;M-i.li'r 15 oartta when
cm u.it an-f Hi'.nijiht to us m jm.y
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Standard Drug
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Capital Stock
RALEIGH. N.C. 1
Pullen Building.
TRISC RCBOOI.S UI VI tba world's beet la
Cnllereln Nurtli Carolina. Ptwltlnua muumniaail. harknt bj a wrtnra eniitraftt. No vaoaaoa
Individual tnntnitttliin. We also rh Huuk-keepiiiR, shnrthaiid, rwimain-Mp, by stall. Beaa
tor Home Svu.lj nin WrileSwIav forourCahtliwKe. t'tlei i. Hiati Hielnnmnla. Thay aat
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Mowing Machine at a lo v figure? We have on hand a good
stock of them and will t-ipo e of them reasonably. Also
any other haidware that you may want. Come to see as.
We are just beginning to receive our Fall Fertilizers.
McCrary - Redding Hardware Company.
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CONTRACT given, backed by $300,000.00 capital and I years' SUCCESS
DRAUCHON'SKaVs-COLLEGES
2 Colleges in 10 f-4es. Indorsed by business men. No vacation
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