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VOL. VIII,
LINCOLNTON, N. C. FRIDAY, JAN. 11. 1895,
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NO. 37.
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What is
r i y -,1-
7.
1 I i M l xjt, "k. I
Custoria. is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infanta
ami Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It U a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
Jt Is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
ievcrishncss. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
-euros Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is the Children's Panacea tho IHothei's Friend.
Castoria.
U rla i j an cxcik-Lt riwdlclne fur caiL
jloltn.ns June rer-atculy told me of rcl
tl.-ct u"ju iLtir ctiildrtn.''
L).t. O. C. C3GOOD,
Lovvvll, Mass
" Castoria the L.-st remedy for children of
Lli.ii I uiii ti'.'ijiuiiiited. J hope tee day is tot
i dlsLarit w hen mothers wilicoEsiJertheroiil
j u.rcfet lit their children, t.tiil u.s Cagtoria in
iicml Jit tfTe various quack nostrums which aro
testroyiiig their loved ones, by forcing opium,
crpLiuo, boothin syrup and other hurtful
cciits down their throutd, thereby seeding
bem U premature graves."
Dr.. J. F. KiNcnELOK,
Conway, Ark.
The Centaur Company, T7 Murray Street, New Yozk City.
A A A A A A n A A A . A A A AAA A A A AAA .A AAA AAA AAAAMAAAAAAAAAfk
JUDGE WALTER CLARK 5
i USES AND ENDORSES THE
r. f
TRAOE
"Cures when all
I North Carolina Supreme Court.
WaI.TEK CLAKK., associate Justice.
Kallmii, X. C, Jan.
M i Wo have found the Electrupolse v, ry valuable cape- ;
ctiilly for cli i Mr. n. I K" one last May. and I am sure I
4 h.ke s;4-. llin c ttuu-s It cot alrea'dy Iq doctors' and
. ilrn itoreMlls. From my exjicrience with It, and ob- 4
ttALkli'll, . . i.f juu.
si
a .pr :it t.iu. I can s.ifclv recommend It.
Your truly, Walter
2TTV VVVVVlf V
J Profesional Cards.
;',U. W.SAIN.M.D.,
i' Uas located at Lincolnton and of-
1 era his services as physician to the
I itiieua ot Liacolntou and surroand-
1 4 1 couutry.
Will be tound at uigtit at the Lin-
1 .. . 1 1 ... 1
f March 27, 1S91 lv
1 DENTAL NOTICE.
1 Di. A. W. Alexander will te a
J ilia oflli'e at Lincolntoo, June, Aii"
1 U8 October, December, Feb
V uary aud April. Will be in Mt.
A .lolly, July, yeptembpr, November,
January, March and May.
) Paironae solicit d. Terms cash
nd moderate-
,Y
'.M'ir.t.,.. .....1 ,,.,,
were
ever nmiv clianiiini;ly pictured
f ihan they niv this season on Hoods
1
jareaparilla Caleiular. This ial
iOiidar is mad1! in the shap; of a
'ri.'ii-f inrt i; 1 irn:i nu'iiti'il with twn 1
I Sjhild facos, lithographed in bright
I lind natural colore, one peeping out
amiq.tne teinjw iitiKd, I roin a uain
'ty cap, and tho other lighted up
Swith nil the glory of the summer
sunshine. The usual information
jabout the lunar charges and other
VaetroBfimical events is given, and
I the calendar, besides being a thiDg.
' of beauty is also useful every day
; in the year. It may be obtained
at the druggist's, or if his supply
is exhauated, six cents in stamp?
should Ibe sent to C. I. Hoed & Co.
proprietors Hoods Sariaparilla,
Lowell Mass., who will forward a
calendar free. For ten cents two
calendars will be sent.
TTT A nP'tTTothe desire
I .LSlli2 JTlfor Morphine
I Opmaj, Whisky or Tobacco
I Pront free. 85 to cure morpbice
)tir Woiaky habits; 62 for curiug
tjtacco babit. Address.
II ITT ... .
d, ilso, r lemiDg, Ttx.
, ' u'ky 11 MJ4
ly
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Castoria.
" C'AHoria ii s wcB adapted to children that
I rjcormnuud it u.j superior toany prescription
known to Uie."
II. A. Archer, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St , Brooklyn, N. Y.
" Our physician? in tho children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their experi
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
anl although we o.jIy have among our
medical supplies what is known aa regular
products, yet we are free to confess that tha
merit3 of Castoria ha 3 won us to look with
favor upon it."
United Hospital ant, Dispensxrt,
Boston, Mass.
Ailem C. Smith, Pre a ,
else fail;-."
jnvestioration
Invited
26, 1;9.
to, x??t. a
BOOK FREE.
Electrolibration Co.,
345 FOURTH avenue,
NCW VQBK. 83
Clark.
On the Uehl ot Honor.
Easton, Pa., Jan. 1. l)r. E. L.
Kiegel, a prominent physician of
Bloomsbury, N. J,, a few miles
from liere and William Bebbler,
cf Philadelphia, fought a duel at
lUoomslmry early Sundav mom
in?. Rieeel received two bad
woulds on the crown of his head
and his coat was pierced with bul
lets, which, fortunately, did not
take effect. Hebbler had a narrow-
escape, a book in "his pocket pre
venting a bullet Irom passing
through his body.
The trouble was caused by jeal
ously Bebbler, w ho is a cousin o
Dr. Itiegel's wife, had been corres
ponding with her, and paying her
freciuent visit. On Saturday he
paid hel a visit, which resulted in
a war of words between Bebbler
and the Doctor. The outcome of
the quarrel 1 was a challenge from
thtf dactor to tight a duel,' which
was promptly accepted by Babbler
Sunday morning was promptly ac
cepted as the time of meeting, and
th iv met at the appointed hour,
and in short order began firing at
each-other with revolvers, with the
above result.
Mrs. Riegel, who is the alleged
cause of the trouble, is twenty
years of ase and very attractive.
The parties are. well. counected
and the affair has caused quite a
sensation.
The L.ndles' Friend.
No womau caD be beautitu lwith
oat a good complexion, aud do
complexion can be good without
good health and pure blood. Bot
atiic Blood balm wiii beautify yoar
compUron by porifving and
enrichiue your biood. Try it for
al f-kin jnd blood Oiseiees. It never
fails to cure the most inveterate
cases after eminent pbysiciaDS have,
failed. Price 1. 00 per large,
bottle. For sale by druggists.
See advertisement elsewhere.
KKIUnTS OF TIIK HOAD.
A Drummer Relates UI Ex
perience in Grand Ilnpld
Sllclilgnti.
One thing I like about these
'Knights of the Road" is that they
are great fellows for secret socie
ties. Most all the drummers be
long to everything that is going,
from the 'Grand Knights of the
Diamond Garter" down to the
'Sonsf Intemperance," I am
quite a hand for aU such myste
rious tilings myself, and so I get
solid with ah, the boys. My old
friend Crookston called on me the
other day to see if I needed any
drugs, and to have a visit. Vvr.
had a jolly old time. Whiie we
were sitting m the office a chap
came in, and wanted to boirow $2
on account of a remittance not
coming to him as he expected. I
told him my $2 1 kept to lend was
in now, being sent in ihe day be
ing sent in the day before by John
ny Mclntyre, but 1 neuer lent it
except to drummers. . He eaid.
'That's me." I gave him the
grand. hailing sign of an Odd Fel,
low, which he tumbled to. Then
I came to the great '"hair in the
soot'.' grip of o Pythonic. Then
Crook gave him the G. 13. of the
Sons of Malta He was on to it.'
Then T tinnpd him th h
- -1 i- - " v.iv ""'"(3
signal of a gocd Tippler lie
smiled, and said "H. O." This is
a chemical term, meaning -'waters'
Then Crook stuck out his
hand, and gave him the noted P.
D. Q. sign of. a Royal Arch Briek
j Mason. He "got thar" on that
XliClX VjlUURBUll CAamiuvu uiui uo
follows, to make sure he was a
drummer:
''From whence comest thou,
pard ?"
"From the Lodge of the Holy St
Johns, Michigan."
'What seek ye here to do V
"To take a few orders and co'-
lect a bill ot Billson."
"Then you are a drummer ?".
"I am so taken and accepted by
all the boys."
"How may I know you to be a
drummer V
"By my check and my fifty
pound sample case Try me."
"How will you be tried V
"By the square."
"Why by the square ?"
' Because the square is a magis
trate. and an emblem of stupidity
''Where were you first prepared
to be a drummer ?"
"In my mind."
'Where next ?"
"In a printing office, adjoining
a regular post of drummers."
"How were you prepared V
'By being divested of my last
cent, my cheek rubbed down with
a brick, a bunion blaster over each
eye and a he. ivy sample case in
each hand. In this fix I was con
ducted to the door of a post."
"How did you know it was a
door, being blind ?''
4,By first stepping in a coal scut
tle and afterward bumping my
head against the door knob."
v ''How gained you admission?"
"By benefit of my cheek'
"Ilad you the required cheek ?''
"I had it not but Steve Sears had
it for me."
"How were you received ?"
"On the sharp toe ot a boot, ap
plied to mv natural trousers."
" :AVhat did this teach you
"Not to foul around toonuch."
What-happened next ?"
'I was set down on a cake of ice
and asked if I put my trust in
marciiantile reports.'' , .....
' '-.Your answer?"
''Not if I know myself, 1 don't.
"How was you. next handled 1V
-' "I was ' put straddle of a goat
inhde out of a 2x4, and tcUed
nine times around the - room by
four worthy .brothers''' and then
tret in front of theLeft Bower for
further instructir-ns."
. "How did ninstruct you ?"
, 'To appioach a customer in
three upright regular steps with
my business card extended at right
angles, my arms forming a per
feet square."
"How was you then, disposed
of?"
"I was again seated on a cake of
ice in front of a dry goods bor,and
made to take the following horri
ble and bindfng oath :
"I Charles Robinson, do hereon
and herein most everlastingly and
diabollieally s.vear, by tho Great
Bob Tail Flush, that I will never
reveal and always steal all the
trade secrets I can tor the use and
benefit ot this Most August Order.
And I further swear by the Bald
Headed Jack of Clubs, that I will
never give, carve, make, hold, take
or cut prices below the regular
rates. And I further swear, by the
Piper that played before Moses, to
never have any commercial deal
ings with any man or his wife,
sister, grandmother, old maid, aunt
or uncle, unless they, he, she or it
is sound on the goose. Binding
myself by no less a penalty than to
have mv grip sack slit kom top to
bottom, my dirty shirts and socks
taken out, and my reputation re-J
moved and buried in the fiver at
Pearl street bridge, where the Sal
vation Army ebbs and flows every
two and one-half hours. So hdp
me Bob Ingersol and keep me in
backbone.
"I was then asked what I most
needed."
"What was your reply
"Money."
"Ohat did you then behold ?"
.."A copy of-Dun & Co.'s report,
open at chapter 'Muskegon.' Up
on the, open book? rested a pair of.
ed lie und in the other sat a small
silver jackass?' " " r
"What did this. signify?"
"The scales.indicated the balance
between debtor and creditor.. The
j other emblems represented lie-a
bilities and ass:ets ; of bankrupts."
"Did this .teach, you any .lesson?
"You bet! It 'taught.: me the
fact that the fofme "are generally
so almighty much better than ttje
latter.".
"Snake! ;: Brother ! Will
you be off or from ?"
"Bolh, if I can borrow money
enuff get out of town on."
"Have you any Cigars?"
"I have." " "
"Gita 'em to me ?"
"I did not so receive 'em, neither
will I so impart 'em.'
"How will you dispose of 'em ?
"On sixty day's time or two per
cent cash F. O. B.'
"All right, begin'
. "No, begin you.'. .
'No, you begin.' ,
'Up 'Em.' 'Set.'
"Set-m up. - The words and
I sign are right. Brother Snooks,he
is a yard wide and-all- wool and
you can bet on him:-. . .
Brother Crookson and I each
lent the chap $5? and he left with
many thanks and kind wishes.
Now you see by tbia what a help
it is to a fellow when he gets dead
broke - amonK strangers . to- have
these little things to fall back on.!.Q tremeDj0U3 raiu whicn tell
An old-fashioned' pea story full
of interest and- adventure, with a
strong love motive, is begun by W
Clark Russell ;in.' the. January Cos
mopolitaiK '.Quida" succeeds
Froude, Gfss?, Lang, and other
distinguished writers with an in
stalment ot the.t'Great Passions of
History''' series, which has been
appearing" in, the . Cosmopolitan.
A discussion is aroused by Mr
Edward Bok's article on. ''The
Young Man and- Trio Church,'5
which wjllcciisume tone of ink be
fore it. i-i settled. -Just preceding
the famous the famous Charcot's
I death he prepared, all article for
j the Cosmopolitan on Pasteur, to
Ibe pnblisKen'afterTasteur'e dath.
But Charcot, has. died first, ar,d so
J with ine consent or umui a
ecutois, tne article is Riven now.
Tlie preient ''Theatrical Season in
New York" is, critically considered
by Mr. James &. Metcalfe, editor of
Life.and there' are" stories by Tour
tree. Howells. and the famous
- 1 French writer Francois Coppee
TbsGohleu Mean In Finance
It is becoming more and more
apparent that the only financial
legislation that will m acceptable
to New York and New England
will be the retirement of the treas
ury notes and the substitution of
bonds in their stead. It is quite
as apparent that the Popnlixt plan
includes and demands tho increase
of the treasury notes with no pro
vision for gold or silver redemp
tion. There is no element ot real fi
nancial reform in either of these
positions.
The first would still further de
crease tho circulation. It is true
that it would make every ol!ai
good. The trouble with it is that
money would be. so scarce and
good that less than even now
would find its way to the agricult
ural sections.
The second would be equally as
hurtful to the other extreme. It
would make money so plentiful
that it would be at a discount, and
would brng sabout an era of ex
travagance in appropriations that
would son bankrupt the country.
Paper money is worth no more
than any other papr unit es it can j
be redeemed on presentation,
jfj
the riffiit i ffivpn to or pypiv: I
by Congress of Drintinff an nniim-l
ited amount of irredeemable
paper j
money, the experience of the Con I we don't say on which side rc
tederate States of America and of;ma,ked alter thy tria1.- that it was
the Argentine Republic would be
repeated here whenever the mem
bers of Congress thought large is-
pa wnnlrl incrnwA thoir nrnmlnr.
The middle ground is the only
safe ground. The nearest ap
proach to a perfect system would
be for the Federal government to
provide for the coinaee of gold and
silver, and leave to the States the
entire control of the issue of paper
money. . This would be the ideal
system. It is evident that this
cannot be secured now. The ex
treme gold bugs on the one side
and extreme flat money advocates
U 4 V. . . -4r-irl i r flick vnr i it
mi I make, sitting up there like a pi ?ce
the adoption of this plan. Ihe, -1
. ... . ot adamand.
nearest approacn to it mat can
secured ousht to command the
of all conservative men j
?r wise, early action to,
SULmJOI L 'Jl ilii cuiisci y uu men
nuj.viv
1 .. .
the continuation of the present in j
elastic system.
True statesmanship will seek the J His jouol. did H3t tjie verdict a
golden mean. News or Observer, j side Greensboro Kecord. '
A HOUSEHOLD TKEAsUKE
D Fuller. Ciinnj-harie, N Y, faa
thai he always keeps l'r King's New Dis
covery in ibe hou;e and his family ha al
ways louud the very bst resulls tullow it-
ue; that he would n:t be without it. it
procurable. A Ovkemnn Dnmuist,
Catskiil. N V, siys ihat Dr King's
New Dishovery u undouab'y the et
c-uh remedy; that he has ued it in hi
family lor eight 3eir9.an.lit hft' iever
failei to do all that is cla med tor it. Why
not tiy a remedy so lorg f ied and teste 1
Trial bottle" tree at J M Lawtng Ui ug
Store Regjargize 60c aud 1.00
. xi 4 . ut rn.
ine ovuer situy g-ca mai u. -in
the upper part of the county ooe Sim-con, Li.er KSal.t r o,.
who had .lwaw been . Democrat. kt- T.ke u.tb .-lee-
1 1 j inr,,T. thp
but who wandered away 1 rom tne
. , i A- n ,w
i h last-flpptinn. was cau?ht
sjrae two or three weeks ago. In
order to escape a wetting he crawl-
1 o li-,l Irvrtr lnrr ThA IOT he-
eumiaUU....,0. o
noma n-ot.'.rinntfin nna aWfciefl SO
came watersoaked and swelea so
that the poor fellow couldn't get
out again.
Thinking it was all up with him
he began to think of all the wicked
things he had ever done, as people
under euch circumstances are eaid
to do, and when he remembered
that after voting the Democratic
ticket all his life, he had gone
wrong in November and voted the
Fusino ticket, he felt so mean and
small that he ciaied out at a knot
hole. Democrat, i- --
Edward Bellamy, the author cf
"Cooking Backward,'- is to tell in
the next issue of the Ladie3 Home
Journal what he believes a Christ
mas in the year 2000 will be like-
FOR DTSPKPSTA,
ta41gestIon, aiui Stociach disorder, us
BK01T?l,'4 IIlOTf BITTERS.
AH dealers r?ep it Jl per bottle. Genuine hu
ade-xaarv- -to6sc4 red line oa wrairex
Subscribe for the Courier.
An Etperleuce Ilelatert Ijr
J m! ire Hoke the Other
lay.
Judge Hoke, who has just com
pleted December term of court
here, was standing in the olU-re oj
the Benbow Saturday, talking
with one or two gentlemen about
the Snow v. Watters case, which
aeonpied the tenn of the court
from Tuesday vntil Saturday af
ternoon. It was a knotty suit, involving
issues hard for any jury to grapple
with. The lawyers themselves
were at haphazzards about somn of
them.
Discussing the outcome of the
matter. His Honor r.-maiked.
'This makes twelve cas'S I have
tried within the pa.-t six months
involving contracts ami agree
ments. In every one of them it
was minutely sent forth how thr
profits were to be divided, but in
not one of them was a word eve
said about losses how they were
to be borne, Vc. and as matter of
fact in not one cf them were there
any profits, but losers in each and
and every one of tiitm, and here U
where all the htiifation arose."
It will be well to remember
this-all you who soon expect to
outer into "big deal.
ut referring to the Snow case I
lone of the lawyers engaged in it-
I a louiin case, aid he:
"We took all the issues to cur
office before argument commenced
to study them. Most of them wtre
couldn't uuderstand "Do we want
the jury to answer this 'yes' or 'no
was asked. "We want them to s;iy
'yes said three of the eoamei,
while the others said it slioi 1 I be
'on we worked on t i is f r an ho lr
or two, the result being that we
become so confused over it that we
were not sure about tie ats.ver
and in the argument not one of
our Speakers touched upon it.
One ot them concluded to leel
I of the Judge but not a sign did he
Ve submit that if the lawyers
could't determine the issues, how
, . . ,. .1:1
Ii.. nnrttuif I'lnrirniUl CriQ.'Mlil
they expect a jurv to do so.' Hut
I hey did or at h-ast returned
answers t all of them even if
A New Hanger.
A great danger iLr. att-ns
the
people of the South,
is steadily gioving.
Au e iltbal
atwl unh hs
chocked will c.tuse gifbt meiy and
atifferiug. Lier Me liciae-, ca'bd
hy all soit9 ot namp, are bi ing
sold to the dnigyift 10 bo banned
U n the neoide wtieii tbev call tor
j Simmons Liver Ilentlator. Hewaie I
'Thero never as been mote
than
' Ae person who un-a to rouaur
. ...
?ou ttat anviu iif e so ii ju-i iue
' M J
came uot (O nr eeuen uj.uu
:, ii.c i.H niKttil who trieH
! to fell jou atiOtber aiticle in
Its
-sttad. You know whnt TiD.n.0M
Liver Regulator is, tveoause it bas
. . , .
done jou good. No; dout le decivt d
into Hying anyihing else. Wait
.....ii thn .f Fripiul. Uiromoos
Lker ,,eguUtor bfig UUert yoo.
then will be tirre cuoagh to try
something ebe Remember, Sim
mom L ver Regulator is wtiat you
want. It is put up only by J. II
Z-ilin & Co., aod a Rd Z 4.s oo
every package.
A'Tiast' .Which is Popular
Tbre is k gieat dfal f Irdipna
lion felt against trusts TLe Sugai
Trust, the atnDdatd O ! Trust, Ibe
English Salt Tus, nud otter com
Oinations of the k id, are vjgorons
ly d-nouDCd, and it m a ui jet ol
controverpy whether tbr ujO'
fropts in England thn Atnerira.an"
helber prote'Mon or tree tia-U
fosUn ihf ro. Bat there o e fortr.
of tins' aea ast viiiicb no one h-
I anything to say. Tbat is tu trust
the public reposrs io Hood's Sarsa-paritla.
North Oarollna'a Uoocl
-!imlng.
We have not yet oen the r.nnu
al report of the auditing officers of
that State, but it seems to bo con
ceded that North Carolina diil well
during the year just elosed. That
State, like our own, has wonderful
capacities, which only neml to b
fully developed to make, it one ot
the loading Commonwealth in th
South.
Our sister Slate, (oo, maybe
come a competitor of ours in fur
nishing a gloat part of the world
with oysters.
Th" Wilmington Messenger saya:
"If the oyster industry va pros
eoute.l with the wisdom and indiu
tro that di.-tiii-uiih iitt lo Conneti
cut, in a b v years the oyster pro
duct would br; worth niilli. iato
tho people.
ou can go into a country that
was elected in 174n and iid? Irom
its county seat for twenty miles iu
on.? direction w ithout p i--; i ig
through cleared land, but through
forests of oak and hickory and
black yd k and ehn, and m on. It
fisheries ti I ,? ma le st. 11 more
p o'ita'.le an.t it? mine a- yet ar&
only p.mia!lv developed. Let
North Car. linian sti.'k by the
tate and unite in making it great
1,1 educul i.,n. in materibl prosper!
ty, and even more advanced in re
ligion, There ar.; to-day no leg
than l.ro,noO members of churches,
we suppose. Richmond Times.
RFFflRFi
ot dollars IKY ING various remedies 6
LI. UI.mi l ilK'ttOC jar
and physicians, none of w hich did me S
any good. Mv finder nails came ott,
and my hair came out, leaving me
perfectly balJ. 1 then went tJ
HOT SPRINGS
5J Hoping to be cured by this celebrated
treatment, but very boon became
disgusted, and decided to TRY
k f J i trulv wonJertul. 1
commenced t re
cover after taking
the first bottle, and by the time 1 had
taken twelve bottles 1 v.js tntirtiy cursi
tureJ tv S. S. S. when trs wjrIJ (tnuwntl
Ht Spring' haJ IjiIfJ.
WM. S. LOO.M1S, Shrcveport. L
(.mi l.ook on tLn Iiiwiiw ani tt Tratmot
mailed lreu tu iuy aJant
WIKT SPECfuO CO.. AtluDU.G.
Hr. Iat liliiirht ami Women,
Dr. Parkhurst Kai enured into u
a contract itli tin? Ladis Horn
Journal by which he will practi
cally hecome a regular editorial
contributor to that inrguiue for
some tim-'. The threat New York
preach.-r says tiiut h; has for a
long time past ht;(-n lesiroJ3 of
saving some ry necessary things
to women, and he now announces
t nt he wl sftV them through
; ... , u
the social, moral and txjuaLty
quf-btions w hich are so upnerrros;
in tn; minds of womn to-day. Dr.
Paikhui-t will beMii this work at
once, his first article appearing in
the n-t i?U4 of the Journal.
Mr lr P WVitnore, a .iOaa'neot
real etste nent o4 Hn Aojrelo,
IVtis, baa uje.l CtnuibeiUio a QoUc
Cholfia and D;arrlJ5i ii-medy In
his family tor wral years as or-
DO'jcaion irq-iirm, and always witU
t Dpr.'fcl hufnese. He a5 : 'l nnl It
1 ' peii5;i cuic i" ' auj -w "
f.,r- .,r lit.v a hart
l. .,.!...! .itV. t-r.r ir ilrfPnrcfr. I
mT oa'ttc i uot co
,t wi,hout r Dottle of tLu Reme-
i 1 ... r
tiy t I orpe or on mp hk uum
io.n-. F.r bale by l)c W L Ctouaa
Urutrgi-ST.
Money Loiuied.
L cal RpprrnenUtivrs Waoted.
Our 8ytra tl! rds an opportuoity
10 tiorrow on either perooa1 or real
-sia'e eernniy. Tte plan is supt-r...
. r lo Building ani Loin Assocta-
tiou". Tbe aiDfiiut boirovred may
be letuintd ia monthly payminti
withoot bonus, iib lteri'St Ht 6 pr
ct. pi r annum, if ffrd- aholatts
fccuii y to investor?, Ub a reason
Kbit guarantee of an annual divi
dftd of trom 8 ti It p r ceat.
We d-8!r to eecure tte sei vices
of enrteti , tepfeentative tneo iu
every cowmo'd'y to act as L cal
S-re'iirie?. Tbe pobiou clll be
suflk-ipiitlv rcmnuerati e to Amply
cunpensate f r eirtie-. If you
posse? 8 tbe above qualification,
ii e for particulara Fu'l Inform
tion regarding our system of mik
mg lou s an well ae investment and
aaebcUs will be fornibed by ad
dressing S S Robertson, President
1122 Wain at Si Pa,