r ffcl Nkdfn at tkis paper wffl U pi—asd U
UnMi» la at Mut M dreaded dla
—» Ort eniaaet baa b—n able to cure la all
latoiw,asdtoatb Oatarrk. Had'sOaUrrh
Mm ■wUearY»tor2ty. Oatarrk being a oon
aMtotasial iMs a constitutional
tnataaat. Ball's Oatarrk Oan it taken inter
•ally, asttac dlrwttiy upon tke blood and ma
tamubm of Ike srstoas, tkaeeby deatroy
tßftka toudaUea of tke diaeaae, and girin*
«ka paMit atrength by Vnllding up the eon
(aadatlag natare in doing ita
wark. Tke pi ipatllsw kni eo mok Utkis
Ml oaratira power* that tkey offer One Hun
tod Dollars for a«r owe that It fails to cure,
•and for IM of taatlmonials. Addreee
r. t. Onnt 4 Co., Toledo, O.
' IS the beat.
. Meet For the Bowels.
I V* ■eltos what alia you, baadaeka to a
eaaoar, ywo Will nerer gat wall until your
bo we la are put right. CaacasSTa bo.p nature,
sets you without a gripe or pstn, produce
' mmf natural moremeuta, cost you Just 10
esah to start getting your health back. Cas
(im Candy Cathartic, the genuine, put up
in metal boxes, every tablet has C. C. C.
stamped on it. —ware of imitations.
Columbian half dollar* of 1893 are quoted
•t sixty to aeventy-fire cents.
, Wish All n Marry Christinas I
And tall them of Oarfleld Tea. which sure*
lndlgeetiou and Hear diaorda-n anil insures the
return of many happy Christmas Dinner* by
ramoriug the oause of dyspepsia and ill health.
Norway, Nervia, Greece and Bulgaria
are the only European nations which have
but one house of Parliament.
nothrrs,
Did you oTorns* Qtosit Oi.*sh* I.isihknt for
your little onee? You should never tie without
ihia remedy—lt cure* ail aches mid pain*.
Sitka i* the oldest settlement of impor
tance in Alaska.
FITS permanently cured. No .Its or nervous
ness after first day'* use of Dr. Kline't Great
Nerve Restorer, t'i trial botilo and Irt aline free
Dr it. H. hUNX, 1,1 d., 831 Arch St., l'hiia. I'a.
A chestnut tree has been known to live
for 860 years, oak 1000 an J yew 2800 year*.
« -
Mri. Winslow'sHoothing Hyrip for children
teething, soften'the gums, reduce* niflumui
tion.alLsva pain, corn wind colic. 'J5c a Liottl \
A solid cubic foot of anthracite weighs
in round numbers 100 pounds.
rUo's Cure in the beet medicine wr rVer ti»« 1
for all affections of throat and lung*. Wm.
O. £klslct, Yauburen, Ind.*, l'eb. lU. I'JJU
Japanese arc now producing about 40,•
0J0,(A)0 pounds of tea annunl y.
4 Christinas Phllosoplisr t
He asks three great gifts 11-altli. VTca'th
and happiness ! Thfii give linn Tea,
It bring* Oood Health, promoted Ham>in •«
and mskes the pur«utt of Wenlth pojiiulc.
Australia is exporting ]ticUk'd siiccp*
skins to the t T mtia btates.
VaturallV people m.nt to be Wn'l for Cbr! .t
--in*a. for nothing so promotes hsppiun«s and
good chair. Therefore, take Oarfleld lea
i o.T ; it cures ail derangement** of stomach,
Jtrer. kidnrya or bowela ; it chame* the sVh
t?n» and } urifles the bloo«l, thus removing
the fsnwa .of rheumatism. g«»ut and many t
chronic
old and baa been held in the highest repute
for many yoars. rhyaicinfis r.-commend it.
Fbe I luted Stntea Continues at the
head of the hat of the world's exporting
nations.
I'ttkam KAnti.rsa Dtks do not utain the
lianda oi »pot the kettle, hold bv u)l «.ruj{-
giata.
Kven the icd-lieaded ntnn hates to j»nt
bald. Ho. 61.
JVIoIIm ra,
l>id you ever use Ooomr (Ihkahk I.|\|vrnt for
your little oneeV Yqii ahould never l» with- .
out this remedy— it cures all aches and piilne.
1 he rearing of worms and luamuactiit e
of silk were completely broken up iu
America by the Kevoiutiou
Tetterln* In Tutsi.
"1 enolope 50.*. in stampH. Mail m* rnor
tsro bosss of Tetteriu«, wlmtovpr tin piire-;'"
it's all richt -does tin work." W'ra. Hchirara,
tlainesvilie. Teian. SO.-, ft Ikjv ly muil front
J. T. Khuptrlue, Saviiniiab, (in. if your drug,
gist don't seep it.
Xot si« per rent, of all the women In
America spend « much money no SSO a
.year on tlicir_elothr«. . ———
Jliiilicri,
l'id > ou ever u»*e tloupr. CittK'AHR I.immkkt for
your little oneeV Vou nhould never l>e without
tbla rome ly It curel* nil nehoa and pnlu*.
Many isreat tnfn hnvo lieon poo?
•ppllers. OttlKigtßphy does not mako
the muu.
Long
"About a year ago my hail wit
coming out very fust, so I bought
a bottle of Aver'i Hair Vigor. It
stopped the falling and made my
hair g row very rapidly, until now it 1
is 45 inches in length." Mrs. A.
Boydston, Atchison, Kans.
There's another Hunger
than that of the stomach.
Hair hunger, for instance.
Hungry hair needs food,
needs hair vigor— Aycr's.
This is why we say that
Ayer's Hair Vigor always
restores color, and makes
the. hair grow long and
heavy, u.it a Htk. All 4rvf t lilt.
If your cann«>t •tipply yon.
Mod us one dollar anil will eii>reim
you a bottle. Bo *ure and civ© th« name
of your MtrMt en«r«»rs office, /ddreM,
J. C. A YMI CO., I.nwell, M;iaa.
Small crops, unsalable veg
etables, result from want of
Potash.
*.
Vegetables are especially
fond of Potash- Write for
oui" free pamphlets.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
S3 Nuuu St., N«w York.
I o APUD,NE ® §
I «>■»* • rn
5 Rarvoiaa HMdaekf. Maaralf la, 3
H asd aiCK HXADAOn. It Is it*, 3
B lately barml«aa. Mo •Beat oa Ibe ,|5
S Far *' sil Prm ttaws. g
UOtteWARD, BOUND AT CHFHST/^\ASTIDB
tiike A living thing ttic straight The i-noke (long back on iha
~ . r.nU nut; { Jshming track,
\. X high, exulting strain tike a banner floa.U and furU"^
(The coaches ml e'tt the shio* With a leap and bound, like aa
jj~ - ■? Ing s'.ccl unleashed hound, t
'Aswc thunder across the plain. he engine forward hurls..
;Throujli ihroujli d.iy, Be*id« us fly the field and sky
'roar. . our hearts beat fait as the
And our pul»es leap as we home-; A j miles sweep past.
i *•_ ward sweep. or Christina* iomes~onea
And Christmas e«nies one* •, more •
mors. ,' '• Dosu'iiiv Diakc?
0 D f\o F- fv
¥AHEL GIFFOKD was out
of sorts. TUere was iiu un
happy expression closely
approaching n scowl upon
lier rresli, yotitiK face ns she gazed
moodily from the kitchen window upon
a scene bright with the glitter of sun
light upon fresh-fallen wiow. Au open
letter lily upon her in p. Her mother
glanced nt her anxiously from time to
time on her short Journeys TO nnd fro
from kitchen to pnntry, nnd at lust
Said gently:
"I urn sorry about your disappoint
ment, dear, hut I suppose It could not
be helped."
"It Im till Ilt'lcll'l firlllsltticsH," lntrsit
out Mnbel, hotly. "Hlic promiKcd lant
»timtiter to Kpt>nl Chrlatinaw with me,
UUll HOW Ik'CUUHI* stilt. llllM lliltl tut 111 -
ritntiou that miilij iit't' btflter alio ac
ceplH It, no miiUt-r how I foel.",
Miiliel lliottglit of the rotVB of inlncc
ft nil |>tiiii|ikiii pica on tho pantry
klh'lvch, the plump turkey waiting to
be glufTi'U, the iitiiiit't'otiH other dainties
prepared for the Christina* holldaya,
nnd of the neat and energy with which
alie liad swept and dusted, putting the
house In perfect order from cellar to
little, even to decorating' the pictures,
ttnil every available spot with ever
greens, lioplug to make the old farm
house attractive to her faatldlous
guest. Everything wns done, even to
the shining of the raisins for the plum
pudding. JSlie "was aroused froln her
reverie by her mother's voice, saying:
"Well, I declare. If there isn't Maria
Church plowing through the snow,
with a market basket on her it rut. I
know It must lie heavy the way she
carries It. llnli.V to her son, who had
Just come In. "if the team is still there
and the load 6ft'. go\f tcr Miss Church
and drive Iter hoine. >J'ti enough to
kill her to get her slilrta/iio drabbled."
"All right, Muz." sttlir the good na-
IttTcd Hob. "Come along, sis. and
don't sit mooning there any longer."
They socii overtook the solitary spin
ster, who ejaculated with, gratifying
emphasis:
'•IWTfle land sake*! Is that you,
Rob tilfTiird'.' 1 guess I'm lu luck this
tliue," and depositing her trembling
form upon the board with a sigh of
■supreme satisfaction.
After driving.a couple of miles they
stopped before a small frame bouse
of forlorn it ml dismal aspect, doubtless
owing In part to its aloofness from
neighbors.
"Walt here until 1 come back," said
Itob. "I'm going to drive over to see
Toin Wilson. I won't be gone long,",
anil Mabel followed Miss Ci.urch lilt i
the house.
It was very aeniitily furnished. The
tloors were bare, but white as soap and
water could make tlicrii. The table
wan' spotless In its purity. Not a
speck of dust could bp seen anywhere.
Ktlgs and milts of nil stars, shapes atl I
colors were spread hero anil there,
seemingly for adornment rather than
"They're hern," whispered Mabel's
companion, noticing the girl's eyes
tlxed upon them. By "her" Mabel un
derstood Miss Church to menu the sis
ter who bail lived with her and hud
died a year before.
"Martha had a wouderful gift Hint
way," she continued. "It's surprisin'
what she could do light o'.lt of her
head. They'vo all lier make. 1 never
had no taste for it."
Mabel nuiiMimreil something Inaudi
ble as she contemplated the works of
art Ik fore lu r. Scroll work or extra
ordinary desigtir -htrtttjttetw of "wonder
ful flowers of enormous sitee. anl pain
fill cob rs, and animals and birds of
astonishing proportions.
"It must in- very, very lonely for
MOVaB.
you"," sa-ld Mabel with ready sym
pathy.-" «
"Yes. 'tis." replied Miss Church. "1
don't know how to aland it sometimes
Whuu i touud Cluistuinfi was eomiii'
It puttu'gli rund« lick to thtak
THE BNTBRPRIBE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, ltft.
|of It. Wheu folks git old and unluter
cstlu' people don't hflukel* after bavin'
'em round much, and I'd'no us I blame
'em any. But when you git used to
yet owu you miss 'em when they're
gone."
"yen, indeed," said Mabel, fervently,
swallowing the lump In her throat with
difficulty. "I'm so tottf you have to
live here ull alone, Miss Church."
"There's them as lias nst me to live
with tliem," she said, "but I souiebcw
can't leave my home, where I've lived
all my life, nud I'd'no as I could g't
along with 'em If I' did. There's ycr
brother come back."
"Did you notice that rooster, Mlm?"
ClJiawu by Surali S..iitilu «ll for Harper's Batar.)
lie askeil with ii snort when they hntl
started lioiucwnrd. "Wasn't ho a cau
tion?'' lint Mabel van lu a blown
(study anil ilitl not respond satisfactori
ly, Her II hut met lon continued until
after Hupper, making ltoli uneasy at
such unusual conduct, and giving her
niother real concern. Then came the
uuhurdcuitiK, followed liy eoiisultatrbn.
with the result that Kol> was ills
patched in the morning'with the cut
ter with n' note to Mits t'hul'ch, Which
read thum
"Hear Friend: I, too, am lonely this
Christinas Hay, and ilisiippuj.uted, for
thti>friend I expected him not come,
and I hope that you will do me the
kltulnctsH to come In her stead. Dense
ilo not disappoint me. Your sincere
friend, MAUKL CiIFKOUH."
Miss Cliurch was. sitting at the win
dow, with her steel-rimmed specta
cles astride her nose and her Bible In
her tnp.ySVheii Hob drove up. Curiosi
ty quickly brought her to the iloor.
I'tter amusement was depicted upon
her countenance when she had read
the note.
"Mercy me!" she said, "I don't see
what tlie child wants of me. But If
it's a-goln' to be any disappointment
my not coin,' why I'm a-goin' to go,"
and she put oil her wraps without an
other word.
Mabel devoted herself to her guest,
who enjoyed the day Immensely. Slk?
was interested In everything—Mabel'*
fancy work, Mrs. tilfford's recipe for
ginger coke, Bob's account of how he
caught the mink that had been robbing
his henroost, and Mr. (ilfford s politi
cal views. It was Intelligent Interest,
too, with n touch of Quaint humor that
ltiftde her company wry agreeable.
"1 had no Idea tjiat Maria Church
was so well informed," said Mrs. Gif
ford to her husband, discussing her
afterward.
''§ he's Just like her father, old John
Church—shrewd, honest add plain
spokeu," said Mr. Gilford.
The dinner was pronounced a great
success by Miss Church, whose opin
ion was of value from the fuct that
she was a Judge of good cookery, aud
was never kuown to pay undeserved
compliments. The crowning part of
the day's pleasure was the Christmas
tree eutertainineqt in the church In the
evening. She beamed on the mlnlstei
when he made the customary remarks,
i'.ud rejoiced audibly when little Pollj
Pratt, a yellow-haired tot. screamed
with delight over the huge doll pre
sen ted to her. She was nearly wort
j out with excitement and pleasun
| when the evening was over, and sale
, lo Mabel when putting on her wrapi
. while Rob was gettlug the horse read.'
i MI take her home:
"I'm real glad 1 didu't dlsappoln
I you. I never had a better time In mj
: life." aud Mabel answered earnestly:
"i am so c'ad you didn't, M!si
cip'.roh. I u«v»r tad • nlotr Obrlit
mas either, and I'm coming to see yon
often if you will let me."
"Come along, my dear," said Miss
Church, heartily. ''The pftener the
A
"ROLLR SGHEAUED wrrn DELIGHT OVEB
THE 810 DOhh.''
better. I don't seem to feel nigh so
lonesome an I did. I will let you take
of? the pattern of them mats whAi
you come. I'd just os lief you would
as not. A girl as smart as yju he had
ought to copy 'em In no time. Is that
you, Rob? Whatever is the matter
with tho boy. I guess he's got the
high-strike*. flood-night."—Chicago
Record-Herald.
St. NKK bjr Automobile.
f!ood old Saint Nick comes to qocof
the up town stores this holiday season
in II sally uiipoetlc vehicle. There will
lie no clatter of light hoofs or jingle
of slelghbells to mark his pnssnge ever
rooftops in that vicinity on the night
before Christmas. No wicked chil
dren, who lie awake to catch him, will
lirnr that Jolly old voice urging on
Dasher nud Praticer,-Homier iintl Bllt-
Ken, iiuil all the rent of the famous old
i'our-t Imos four-in hand team. In other
words, reindeer ax a motive power Ul'o
out of date, and the metropolitan San
ta Onus eomoM thin year In an auto
mobile. Nor Is this all of the new rev
liation. The store's decorators hav«
pictured Krlss as coming, strange to
say, from a southerly direction aud
not out of the fror.eu north, as he used
to appear to the watchful parental
eyes of generations gone by. Ills new
'angled vehicle seems to follow a route
that lies over the hills of Staten Island
and Just touches a corner of South
Brooklyn before It leads up toward
Liberty's little island and the sky
scrapers of Manhattan. To the youth
ful "higher critics" of the Christmas
-saint, these disclosures ought to fur
nish new material for reflection.—New
York Sun.
All Alike.
Husband—"Do you think wc can af
ford to give away so many Christmas
presents, dear?"
Wife "Tbat'n no argument. The
people who give us presents can't af
ford It, either."—Puck.
BPINCtNC THE CHfcISTMASTRCB
lv iwTiutwi >rv»
jttK All l«nf ih« Kmv? tky ,
|W4 IHm H»m»d to Ihrtattn »n«w. fW~)
\Vj M( Mr MNk and wlniry WJ| Ttjm
Mrf \thr trowt ar* tapping l-mf LwS
fc? l
I Ijrr Tta cUMna't ain arty hi \\T •
**■ •*■* • *»r.
J\A/1 *>4 T— am kwr d» kattkal MHM JnR
( AJj Mw WW *»M» wn.f- '{f 1
|Pip ifcf,
I M/y, Ti mmw m|l« Um nKf It
' MT)' Sh»ll M H llfkM ta. «_ \Tl I
\ J j AM H dull Mm wm Mm mf
j A Imty Cliii^jm
ATTEMPT TO IIEAI JUL
Daring Effort of RaMgh Prisoners U
Escape.
But for the watchfulness of Jailer
Parham, Wake Jail would have lost
nost of Ita boarders, either Monday or
Tuesday night.
Two well-planned attempts to break
fall have been frustrated during the
week by Mr. Parham, and a guard is
>n duty at the jail to prevent another
attempt until iron bars that had been
filed are repaired.
- The attempt at escape was led by
Bud Foster, the condemned negro
from Franklin, who Is under sentence
3f death.Will Russell and John Bethel,
two other negroes, were aides of the
condemned.
The first effort to break jail was
made Sunday night when several
steel bars In the rear of one of the
steel cages were almost cut In two
by continued filing. Monday morning
Jailer Parham made this discovery,
and a search of the convicts resulted
in the finding of two files and two
coal chisels In the clothing of negro
prisoners.
The jail Is badly crowded with Fed
eral convicts and when ho locked up
Monday -night Mr. Parham had to
leave some of the offenders in tho
cell corridor.-
Monday morning Mr. Parham
found one of the bolts to one of tbti
big pad locks sawed in half. It was
necessary to break the leaver to have
gotten out of the ce;ll and as Jailor
Parham looked at that he observed a
Sunday school tract shielding a part
of it. This he removed and the lever
was almost severed by skillful filing.
The prisoners undoubtedly workfld
until day. If they had bad an hour's
more time they would have made their
escape,
A search was then made of about
thirty six convicts and two more fib s
and a hammer were found. Four
policemen came la response to a Sim
mons and assisted In the work.
the negross were ordered back In
their ceilii they refused to go. Hhnrlft
Page was sumomned and with drawn
pistols the convicts were forced back.
News and Observer.
State Millers Meet.
A meeting of the Carolina Miller's
Association wan held Wednesday
afternoon In the reading room of the
Guilford Hotel' at Greensboro, com
menclng at 2:30 o'clock. Mr. It. E.
Cook, of StatesYllle, the president of
the association, called tho rne"ilng
to order, and Mr. J. F. Galther, of
Salisbury, the secretary, reail the
minutes of the last meeting and called
the roll of members. It was found
that there w : aß quite a large atten
dance, there being ffom 73*- to 100
millers present. All the wheat Blow
ing section* of tho State were rep
resented. The meeting wa? oxpectKl
to last pretty nearly all the afternoon.
A temporary organization of tho
Millers was affected some weeks ago
at Salisbury. There Is every Indica
tion now that it will he a permanent
thing and that the Millers will find
their meetings pleasant, and proilti
hie.
knitting Mills Burn.
Tarboro, Special.—Thursday morn
ing at 4:45 o'clock occurred tho must
disastrous Are in years. The Rlverview
Knitting Mills, belonging to John K.
Shackelford, together with their con
tents, are a complete loss. The fire
came near spreading to the cotton
platform, where 200 hales of cotton
were stored, but this was prevented by
quick-work-. - Thn origin of the Hre ia
unknown, hut tho general opinion is
that a match fell In the goods during
the day. The mill and stock was valued
at $55,000, Insurance, $31,000.
Ice Factory Tor Wilmington.
Wilmington. Bperlal.—The new fac
tory of the Independent Ice Company,
one and a half stories In height. anl
covering a large area of ground, wss
begun last week by Contractor F. A.
Applegate at Seventh and Brunswick
streets A large force of carpenters
and bricklayers aro engager) and the
building will be far enough advanced
Jan. Ist for the manufacturers to be
gin the installation of machinery.
Southern Pi ogress.
A' meeting of the stockholders of
the 'tlarncsville (Ga.) Manufacturing
Co. will be held on December I>s to
discuss the financial condition of the
company and consider arranging a
reorganization. The company spins
hosiery and underwear yarns, and
operates a dyeing and bleaching
plant in connection.
It Is proposed to establish a . nlt
ting or a yarn mill at Richmond. \"a.,
a building to be used that has been
built for textile purposes. An
experienced manufacturer Is sought
by the projectors to become Interested
In equipping with the necessary mach
inery. For further Information ad
dress "Manufacturer," Box 901. Rich
mond, Vs.
Meet Next at Washington.
Chicago Special.—Members of the
executive committee of the national
council of the Grand Army of the Re
public, at a meeting here, decided to
hold the next annual encampment of
the organization at Washington, D. C.
It has been decided that the encamp
ment will be held in the fall, al
though the exact date will not be se
lected until latar.
No Money For His Daughter.
Suffolk, -Va., Special.—-Concluding a
long trial, the will of Dempsey Hare, a
rich octoroon, who, cut off his only
daughter with $lO because she would
not marry a white man. and left a
large estate to Stale's Attorney Hol
land and Dr. Holland, the testator's at--
Ibrßey attfl physician, was Thursday'
evening sustained. Hare was 79 years
old and made the will three weekU bs
fore hit death.
4,000 Bales Damaged.
London, By Cable,—The Spanish
steamer Junto, from New Orleans via
Norfolk, which arrived at Havre with
Or* In her cargo, has had her fourth
bold flooded and I* aground asc ;vnl
The Are has been extinguished after
doing much damage. Of her cargo of
5,500 bales of cotton, 4,000 bales have
been landed, much of it damaged.
Si ■ «
The stranded Thespian who walks
the railroad track rcaliies that the raoe
lor famt often ruulu Ut a Us.
Fame of Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Com
pound Justifies Her Orig
inal Signature.
lydia Em Pin kit am' 9 Vmgatabio Compound-
It will entirely oure the worst forms of Female Complaints, all Ova
rian troubles, Inflammation and Uloeration, Falling ana Displacement I
of the Womb, and consequent Spinal Weakness, and is peculiarly
adapted to the Change of Life.
It has cured more cases of Backache and Leucorrhoea than any
other remedy the world has ever known. It is almost infallible in such
cases. It dissolves and expels tumors from the Uterus in an early stage
of development, and checks any tendency to cancerous humors;
Irregular, Suppressed or Painful Menstruation, Weakness of the
Stomach, Indigestion, Bloating, Flooding, Nervous Prostration, Head
ache, General Debility quickly yields to it
Womb troubles, causing pain, weight, and backache, instantly re
lieved and permanently curea by its use. Under all circumstances it .
acts in harmony with tne laws that govern the femalo system, and i 3 as
harmless as water. „
It quickly removes that Bearlnic-down Feeling, extreme lassi
tude, "don't caro" and "want-to-be-left-alone" feeling, excitability,
irritability,nervousness, Dizziness, Faintness, sleeplessness, flatulency,
melancholy, or tho " blues," and backache. These are sure indications
of Female Weakness, or some derangement of the Uterus, which this
medicine alwaya cures.
Kidney Complaints and Backache of either sex the Vegetable
Compound always cures. ,
No other femalo medicine in tlio world lias received such
widespread and unqualified endorsement. So other medicine
lias such a record of cures of female troubles.
Those women who refuse to accept anything else are re
warded a hundred thousand times, for they get what they want
—a cure. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Kefuso all substitutes.
■ wear the straight front
Trv orsets. [/
9 You will always wear them. y ;
A%k your dealer to order what *nu A
sclt . i, il he not keep them.
I $2000.00 PER DAY
GIVEN AWAY!
VALUABLE INFORMATION
The offer in onr Prrmlnm Booklet expiring January ir 190*1
Im hereby
EXTENDED FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR OF 1902 |
.
(exeettt I'rentnt No. t»9>
PRESENTS WILL BE GIVEN FOR TAOS |
delivered to o.f tfar/irf the year 1901, taken from the follow
ing brand* of our tobacco: .
*• CK v
R. J. Reynolds' 8 oz., Strawberry, R, J. R., Schnapps,
Golden Crown, Reynolds' Snn Cared, Brown & Bro.'s
Mahogany, Speckled Beanty, Apple Jack, Man's Pride,
Early Bird, P. H. Banes & Cd.'s Natnral Leaf, Cntter
and Q, H. T,
To appreciate oar offer, these facts should be considered:
That we are giving saooo.oo per day for taga, to fix the mem
ory of cbewers on oar trade marka placed on tobaccos, to Iden
tify our heat efforts to pleaae chewers, and prevent them from
being deceived by imitators.
Full descriptions of Preaents offered for onr
taga will be furnished upon request " v
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., WINSTOH-SALEM, N. C.
WE PAY R. K. FARE AKD UNDER $5,000
—\ Depoelt, Guarantee •
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SOO HIKK KCHOI.AHKHIPM. BOAKU AT
t'ONT. Writ" IJnlok to OA.-ALA,
ttI'SINKSH COLLfe.UK. MACON, OA.
SPEED!
- A hijh-frade tire, to be woKhjr of
lt> name, thould poetnt four
virtut* (peed, eaty ridb*
(puliria, ability to wter, tam AT If
ofit|»ir.
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tirtiiee. Who punctured,
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fair the inner tuba and (o am
you way ia a
So ample a child can do k. L&j-
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mm immM£
m ■ and gradual# In time to accept good pn.
alUonain Minaprine and .umm-r «il wait
for port tali ton until poelttnne are tecarrd.
accept note a. or will par R. K. far* ami for
nleh uSea work for rart lultlon. Hoard cheat*.
Don't mltathla g raat oiler. but write at OIK t
for fall Information.
COLUMBIA BVftlftESS (OM.ECK.
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McILHENNY'S TABASCO
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