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FACTORY LOADED SHOTGUN SHELLS
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Kyen am looking far roUoble shotgun sn»
■Rnirton, the kJad that shoots where yon .
Mint yoar pa, boy Winchester Factory
Loaded Sfcoqpn&dU: "New WTaV* loaded with
Black powder: "Loader’* and “Repealer," .leaded
vkk taakohaa. lnefat npao haring Winchester
Factory Leaded ShpUs, and acciapi no-. others.
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'to Br. Hartman, arm a full aUta
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I w*a remlnatln# abowt th* |racd
•rap of iliddl* man that tt take* to
carry oa Ik* trad* tad eommaivc of
Uta cooaty. I Vhrtly better* tbat they
***** more meaty than siaaufartur
•ta aad there ar* twice a* many of
tk*m. A trtead of atlo* recently rlallsd
a tart* manufactory of ttwta# aa
chtao* and tb* superintendent uld
him that prime coot of a (rtt-clau mt
Ch»m w«* It.dO add they Jobbed iliwn
off at |ti. Tb* Joblar told them for
ns to adepts. Th* strata retail them
at US. tor h* ha* to reat a store room
and imp a horse sod wasou aad maW
ixpair* frea and sell on taaUlliccaU
and sometimes has to tab* a machine
bsok for pop-pay meat. When the oiIn
itial Bill Arp mored to Taxaa he lost
hla wits'* machine with him and left
bit not* behind with U* tin paid. Short
iy after that a pew atshl was t.'nt
here who was pot acqnalptad with tiia
Aiv family and he came oat to my
bnnm a*a Panted ae to pay the uot«
I bad bard work to coavluee hitu tliSl
1 was another Are. Tb* note »<■ «!*a
*d William Ary. bit mark, apd Clnle
talfa Arp, her mark. My wife tea* rrrr
ladlsacat tbit aba should be suspected
of rnakln# bar mark.
•»*11, bow yon mm how much money
went to the middle men trier the uu
chime left Iho factory—411—twice »i I
mnch u It coet to make It Juat to If
la with tbonaaada ol other things that
to through the hands of mud)* men.
I waa ruralnatlag about this became
I received a report ol 800 copies of my
new book that Mr. Qyrd had sold. Th*
book cent $S cent! to electrotype and
print and bind It tad 1 waa to have
half th* profits arising from the sale.
The price waa 81.15 poatags paid, which
waa 11 canta. Thirty roplta had kc i
•old bars at th* book at ore for 81T.RP.
The book store kept 15 per cent, or
HIT Mr. Byrd got ltS.ll. The freight
and Incidental expenses amount to 3
cento a copy. Be tb* coat wax 88 cant*
aad It aatted 81 cento and my half of
the difference wa* !i4 cento on a copy.
Tb* publisher and spent or middle men
get a boot all there to to a book. I am
DOC complaining at anybody but my
tail, for Mr. Byrd told ms that th*
Price would hav* to b* 81 50 to Iraki
anything, bat I wasn’t thinking tbout
charting so much and I sauted tha
people to have It aa cheap aa possible.
But It can't go oa this way. The pub
lication most atop or the price be
reined to 81.18 and If an agent won’l
aell tor 2S canto a wpy, he needn’t tell
at all. Ho run* no risk. He lotcs ns
time. The hooka ueU thtmaalvea oa Iho
countar. But Ml. Byrd can continue tc
soil oa mall order* for 11.16 end 1C
cent* more for pa*toc*. TMs will t>e a
fair dtridn all around and give tha 1
poor anther about 18 canta a copy
Stonier Hoar * speech at Chicago la
before me. Nothing since the war use
so cheered me and Impressed me aa
that beautiful speech. Why do can’t
every newspaper la th# Booth copy It,
or that part of H that pars snrh a
tribute to tha Southern peoplo. When 1
inlahed It l would hav* bugged Iho old
man. if he had been near anough. Un
its -“My Ilf* politically haa been a
llfo of raastaaf (trite with the leaden
of th« Southern people, yet aa l grow
older, I bar* learned not only to re
spect and aatcea them, but I love the
great quallt!** which b*long to my
countrymen of the Southern fltatex. !
They are a noble rate; Wc may well
take pattern from them In sotuo of tc*
virtue* that give strength and glory to
a free people. Their love of home; their
chlralroos respect for woman—their
constancy which enn abide by aa opin
ion or a purpose through adversity sud
prosperity and tb rough year* aad gen
erations And there la another thing
covetonaoea*. corruption aad tha low
temptation of money has not yet found
fry pine* In Southern politics.
“My friaada, ws cannot afford tn live
la a stats of estrangement from a peo
ple who pom*** tb*o* qualities. They
are friend* of ours, bom of our boru
lug, laah of oar flesh. blood of our
blood sad if I hav* q right lo npaalr for
Manachuaetto. will aay, ‘Botreat me
sot to leave thee or forsake time, where
■ boo gooot. I will go. Thy pcopl* rhaii
be my people, and thy GoJ my Ool.’ *
This Is only a part of It I have plac
ed it la my scrap book along with tbs
admirable editorial comment of The
Conciliation.
Tha senator spoke truly when be
said that corruption T* national poll
tire had not yet reached the Soath. If
th* caa* had bean rovarsad our mtro
bsra would not have s a east ad Butler,
bat with th* northern members tha
on da Justify tha manna Yaa, I remem
ber from away back how tha old man
fought us. My father was brought up
to bta State and my mother la South
Carolina sod whan th* Senator aad I
wore la oar early manhood (wa war*
bora I nth* asm* year) th* war began
between those two States. Yaa. non
tbaa fifty years ago, aad haa Saaa bit
ter aad unrelenting ever Mae*. This ta
tb* fine a go of a returning tease of
of Jastie* that has teat from aay great
uua of the Old Bay state aad we re
late* (hat It he* com* from Senator
Hear, th* (ablest Roman of Ik mu all.
Its Influence will reach from Chicago
to Boston and Its geaarou* scatlamoto
will thrill every breast la th* South
land
I can aotkias tor Mr. Mooatralt nor
lil* lata lattar. t an too old la ba da
erfrad by wordy paragraph* Win hr
rrtract* bla alaadara oa MTaraon
Davla aad apotaglam tv bla widow !
will bar# aoaar an add anc* la bt* boov
ar.d bla proftaaad good latrntlonr. but
aot a*til Uca If ba la a gaotfmaa ha
will do that. If ba Is M • caatlraan
bo woart. and that la all thara la la ll.
Tboaao ItMaow Pag* aad Harry Mill*
wall ltd ward* aad tfe* Matbodtot
praaabar at Otaclaaatt. to tha runtrary
rotwUhataodln* Sawator Hear wrmld
ant hava attarad and pufaliahad thorn
ataodara aad If hr bad door U sawrtt
tlagly, ba wowld bar* long if* nod*
tha Wiati baaorakla. 'Hlaadar I*
rharprr tbaa lb* awnrd. It* braath
rldra oa tha porting wtada aad It*
loogn* Mtrmaa *N tba worm of t*a
Nit*.1* Muaaaratt la a atabboru. res
• rltrd patltMas. Ha pralhaara to hr >
frlasd to tba doatb. wbaa ba la aat. If
wr arsd a aaaaal to a foratgn minty
aad tbay da aat Ilka ktsi h# la re
raltad baaaaa* ba la ~aaa mats arr
as**." Haw Mark atarr carats! rain'd
•ba praHdiat ba «a agganat ao oar to
odist who la aat craladol to oar owa
gaunt*. H Roonrrrtt I* a frlaad what
athn Mai bra# aa ibaatag Dr. Crao
aa lha »•«*•» of a grant rlty Mho
rarrimtaa. AM tba aagra la aa rrro
Industrial Mature
At Ocala. Fla., last weak ti. W.
Goelha A Cix, of Colllua. Ox. parchas
*1 1* 000 acrci of timber Ui-tJ tiom N.
W. Kill* for 110POO. Another aala la
reported at 10.000 acres by W. W. Ut
mao to Pa;ersoa A Koitnda lor lha um
consideration. Tba turpentine and tim
ber Industry In tbs Ocala. section at
prssant la remarkably active
Tbs '.umberman of Memphis. Tenn.,
have determined to begin shipping
-heir fialthad product to New Orleans
by Dtui of bat pan on account of the
freight goitssailoii. A local Insurance
aK*rt last week was asked ^o place
marine 1naors*» on three barges with
o»»r a million feet of lumbar consigned
to Maw Orlorra for export.
Ths On.v-hita Loth her Co. of Ara
na*. Ark., was Incorporated last weak,
with a capital slock of ptiiCCn Tlio
company will n-ecu taolu re ond sell
lumber and tlnibdr and bundle real
relate The oUteein of the company are
Luther Crests on. president. J T. Hit
Cord. vice-president. J. L. Whltchnrat.
unitary, and D W Chandlrc. trees
nver.
U !» stated that Mi. C. R. Sharill of
t'aiSurxh. Ky- au cxteoalve Inmbcr
o>tn who **« hc«a on a trip down thu
Gulf St Ship It'lan I Railroad, has auulr
9iutra.'U wlih a luge number of mill*
alonst that line of railroad lor their
entire output of lumber. Krona March
1 ratil June 1 Mr. Sharill expects to
ahlp St>a exiluvta of lumber a month
to the North.
The Scotland Mttls Co , with head
quarter* In darloneirlllc, Fix., has been
.-bartered, with a taplml XjOek of SJO.
000. The company proposes tu buy. sell
end hnnule fur lla own ne. o.mt ui un
elmmlvlon timber. lumber and all
Hilda of Bay-mill product*. etc. The
Iseurpoi store of <tc romnany are B.
R. Powell. P. 1- Southerland. Mary E.
Bli-aivn and Arthur F. Pvnsou.
An executor oGerlng land for aalo
It public outcry lu brli In Tillman ti
Dunmaa (Ga.l 47 U rt. A. JS4. to have
Ibe tight to withdraw tbs rams at aay
time before tho hammer fails. A note
lo 4hla cats dls.-nsaea the authorities
nu to tba rlitht to* withdrnw property
from sa aucilca able after It hxx been
offered
Scmnsl Bchwslnt who was disinher
ited by bit tether because !>« deserted
the Democratic mrly, died on Thura
dty last at his home in Valley View,
IVnaxylvanix. axed 7« years. He went
away to the civil war a Democrat, and
when ho returned the Idcntled himself
with the Republican parly.
When toe Bible beroir.se Ibe guide
of men all men will knew It la the gift
of God.
Ho" iii*u?
YS m offer Uii*> Huadfrvt l>oilm I’, award For
M.v of Catarrh I but eoeoot bo rnrad h/
HaU’a Cauirri* Corr.
V. 1. (‘aotit A U.. Preps.. Triads, 0.
We, thenndereito. H. ta% -• '.wray.J.Cba
■•y ?orth«la>i. !fc*aeh, aH i>clt*ve hju n#r
-tiT a?nomb:e t.i aft Uurin*4 cxesoctfoat
lard ftpaaeielly »h>t« iajttj out oblige
tiro mala by tl*o<r flr.i .
Wmt TagAi, 17 r>o he.de Dcvggjats .Toledo,
WJALBTXA. b»>AA*XUVa. Fll04Ml< Dnt>
fjU. Toledo. Oalo.
Beil'a Oaten b Oureia Lskta Internally, act •
h'f dtreatly *pou Un Uoo4 end loiiCMaMO
faoee of the ayaUoa. Price, 7#r. per bottle.
Sold fcnr ell Dxtajpclsto. TaaSlraouJaii troe.
Heira Finally pule are tba beat.
lt'e no hiu for « woman to suhsr if etn
has to MtVer in illaaoa.
P7T* nenfittaartv ^hn*«.py«li or narm ve
aaea after first day a esa of Dr. 3:U.a> Greet |
Kerre Jteetofer.tlwl el boltieeed treatise frwi •
Dr.^K. Kura, Ufi.. m Ard»tH..Pbl^.Po. I
Tbe girl »bo war He* in baste fa «ouiC
iunsA obliged to walk boma.
M*». Wlaelowa (ieothlaf ajrray fo» child ran
loth incf,nof leu tike Kama, radar*** Inreazm
t^a,nlie>aya1n ,mireewtadaolL\3Ac. ebottf*
Tbe »an with roe foot to the grace
finally Rate there wivh both fast.
Oua far Oooaaapthm li ia lafUHbla
nadkina tor eosglaa end colds.—*. W.
Gasoil Oca mo qwra 1J.. Tab. IT. 190J.
* flirt. Enmeip, saved from ■
an operatiou Isr Ovaritis, tells
how she waa cured by Lydia E.
Ptakhaa'a VefttaWe Compound.
"liaae plane*t with the nwalte I
obtained from I.jtla B. Ptaiihui'i
VeuetftkU Conpownd that I (Ml It
a dot; aad a privilege to writ* you
about It.
*• I wfmd lor over Sro yean with
ovarian troubles, coring an aa
plManm dlrekerge. a groat waabaoaa,
and at Uao a fatntooaa wonld oome
oror aw which no • mount of medicine, I
diet, or Caere lee Warned to correct. {
Yoor Vegetable Compound found Ibo
nwk a pot. botrercr. within e few
w«k. —and noted me from an
operation — Ml my trouble bed dis
appeared. rod I fmied myeelf ones
more healthy end wo1!. Word, fell to
describe the real, true grrlcfal feeling
that U in nay heart, upd I rrr.ot to tru
every deb and nuncring ihtrr, Don’t
dally with medicluM yon know nrth
•af a boat, but teiie T./dja B Pink
hone's VegutaUe Cenironad, and
teke uiy word hr It. yon will bo a
different woman la a abort time."—
Msa r.Atma Kwjtara, ITalkerrlllc. OU
cttar— **•'
rwt hredlate te write to Mrs.
Plakham If them la anything
a bent year cnee which yen Ho
awt under.m ml. Hhw will treat
yea with klmlnc sod her nil- I
Tlr" Is free. K<i woman ever re- !
netled writing her n»4 eho has
£tfpad ftwwianiMK tddrree la
Om of the essentials of tho happy homes of to-day I" a fund of
Information as to right living and tho boat methods of p.oMOtlng '
health sad happlate*. with proper knowledge, aac'.: Itour cd
recreation, at enjoymaot and of effort may be tnada to contribute
to that cad and are of not leee value than the utdng of the moat
wholesome foods and tho eelrcttag of tho beat lucJlUaal agents
whaa needed. WiU) the weO-toformod, medicinal agents are need i
only when nature need* anatatar.ee and while the importance of f
liceaiLig too system effectually, whoa bilious or constipated, has
Hog teen known, ye* until within recent veara it was necessary
to resort tc oils, salts, evttacra of toots, barks and other cathartics 1
which were band to be objectionable and to call for constantly y.
Increase*? ti'uatiUo*. *(
Then physicians having learned that tho moat excellent laxative *►
and carminative principle* were to be found in certain plants, \
principally in tho leaves, the California Fig Syrup Co. diacovsrsd '
a method of obtaining such principles In their purest condition and
of preeentlug them with pleasant and refreshing liquids in the form
most acceptable to tb* system and the remedy Wane known at—
Syrup of Figt-r-at flga were used, with the plants, In making il,
because of their agreeable taste.
This excellent remedy is notv rapidly atoning Into universal dm as the
best at family laxative*, because It la elmpla sad wbtaotemo and clesmaso
and sweeten* the system effectually without disturbing the natural
funqtiona and without unpleasant after effects and its use may be dlecoo
tinued when it la ad longer required.
All who enmld enjoy gooi health and it* bleaitnga should remember
that It la the coo remedy which physicians and parents well-informed
approve aud recommend and use and which they and tholr tittle one*
alike enjoy, because of Its pleasant flavor, its gentl* action and its
beneficial effects.
Syrup ct Fig* Is for tale by all reliable druggists, at the regular price
of fifty cents per bottle. In original package* only, having the name at
the remedy—^Syrup of Figs-^md the full name of the Company—
California Fig Syrup Co.—printed an the front of ivery package.
JIQC TAVI flD’C Remedy of Sweet Qum and Mullein K^JVr0???
UmC Ini Lull d CouKhs, Colds, LaQrippe ft ff^Tk'S^Sr'Sfc,
Kvca the mail ntth a weak intellect
may be keada.rear.
Juke Tint Hurra* CoLoa make* Up
*4 the Duket bailer_
Don't imagine that aU your neighbor*
nred reformer.
Braidma it
Rentraily Right
Tata MlnDUR of k
tat raat eiptnnn H
and uk tar what U H
biwt for your Liter, ■
lUdney end Blood Treaties. We
think she will recommend
Bl. IHACNETl urn ABO
ILBOB STIOf
heue «s* hM trWd fc u< keewe H
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Vriw Mir OmtUtto. Drp.Hn>Ml
sarjiM!.7!*r *• -*
nMagrgtmm^amNw, I
The presence of beef trie in die n
tore of the Mississippi Illver st 81.
Louie was asserted before Special Halt
ed State* Supreme Court Oonmls
stoaer Frank 8. Bright, la the hearing
of the Chicago Drainage Canal case to
tter. Dr. A maud Harold told of tests
taken two rears ago. showing tell a
bacteria In slat sen drops o( water
taken from lb* Chain of Kocka, eigh
teen miles north of 8t. Loots. “The de
structive power of this number of bac
teria la all eafflcltat to causa serious
A woman can hate what a man does,
yet lova him for doing It
There la nothing so knnlllitlag to
a woman at to faint when eh* Isn't
dressed for If.
A girl gets at much axcHrmaat out
of aa encagemiut aa a man dona out
of a stock marksf panic.
Any woman would cheerfully wear
shoe* with kolas la the sole* to be able
to print a fashionable street number
os her rutting cord.
Every wife has an Idea that If aha
ooeld Induce her husband to sleep with
a stocking around bit throat It would
bo a aura cur* ter hi* roll
Charles J. Capes *culor master of
the Boston Lstln flrhool. has bees t
teacher In that lastltntlon for fifty
year* Last week bis friend* presented
the school with n handsome portrait
In oil of the votaraa Instructor. While
Mr. Cepsn'a record U remarkable, that
of Miss Harriet Caryl, of the earn*
my la more to Mias Caryl entered the
high school *a s pupil In IkU, the rear
the tegtltntlog was founded, and three
year* later beremo a teacher. She has
remained la that position eoatlnaoualy
ever #*»«•
Asthma
"Oaa •» my ImMri bad a
tarribla aaaa at utbaia. Va Mad
afaaott aasryibiad, bat adtbate ft
Had. Va tbaa triad Ayar'a Cbarry
hatartl tad tbraa aad aaa bah
ggp§4 htr.M —Imm ita#
■Maritadtr, LtajariMa, O.
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
comtnlycurcs many esses
of Ittfaoi.
And it cures bronchitis,
hoarseness, weak lungs,
whooping-cough, croup,
winter coughs, night
oooghs, and hs£d cokls.
WITH NERVES UNSTRUNG AND HEADS
THAT ACHE
WISE WOMEN
BROMO - SELTZER
TAKE
TRIAL BOTTLE lO CENTS
DROPSY
i ti tur ninor nu.
jEfcNrareaas
t?~n. tiL Kir^-a oral, I
r T'f u nizxL^ cu. !
$95 Every Day!
Well Auburn to Drills |
OlfBUllSdolohPfHinn'nl W# •
Cl «n)/K..»«rv •! rt«» T1 *■ VTsti
v«r OM Im«-Jsll4«| ]
lows MixvmE co , nn, owo.
A broken Record
Young Dunderhead's proud molarr
toll* her friend* that be baa certainly
broken the record. (Inly lour yearn oul '
of college- that la, of conrae, be didn't ,
graduate, hnt he left four yep.ra ago,
you know—and here he In purchasing
agent lor International Ivory at a sal
ary of $I3,0Od. She soya she baa often
remarked to her husband, who has the
coatrolling Interest In I ale.'national,
that she does not believe there was
aver torn an Instance of rapid rdvanra
tnent of the yonsg mao under the re
gime of competition.
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All women are good ar’icvse* off the I
stage; and mighty few oa !l.
"^"GoldefT^uIe™^^
of Agriculture:
B« coed to jrctir land anrl your crop
will be er>o«J. Plenty of
Potash
in the fertilise. quality
am) quantity in the bar* *
west. WitlC cs tin) Ay
we will send you, jti
/r/r, by next mail,
our iTMtuey winning
books.
Ofctnv* iuu wxt, Jj
9# Rum Urn*. <M
Mew Veet. . 7
t PAT PPOT rill TM
m nottrTT LAND WARRANTS
ro II.
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The Great Spring Komvdy.
AA» lUe ripn «f *>o:« M l*k y«u are l«Ua I* r«*l ih im I «f * twitr, liuUtt ltd
BLOOD PURIFIER.
VOW WANT TUI; WOT, OF COUR'.i; ; Til VI H
RHEUM ACIDE.
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What the Wat 3a«Mr«.
A lawyer who ha* rhara* of the i
roflet-Uon of rant* of a lar»* tenon rat
on (bn anat able waa re-.* oily »laited
by aa old lr*ab woman, who. after
tnnrh permaalott had bean la-lnred to
root* down Iowa and pay her rent
Tbe law) *! '• r.fltof waa oa om o( lit#
a peer door* of a targe <,«<•* building
After tbe rent had bear |>nfd aad tbe
raeotpt glvra. Uia old wotnaa waa
therwn out lato Ike baitway hy the
(dice boy. Tbe lawyer fonad bar la
tba • lew rha itoa later, wbaa be ban
ooenafon In ro <m*. tba waa arander
IPS about npeo'ut doora aad otbar
wlae artlap la a etraede maatter
"Wbet are you lookfnr. fo»T~ atketl
I be lawyer
"Sbare, I'm loobies for tba Mila
1 rhmri I raw* up la."— Maw Tort
Ttmda.
Ml*, niton. nip UpdniH
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| Ikro-jfk tl» pfnnK uarVot
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nf II ^#*|! f... /.«:.«» Itlit itnbt
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kta>p i» b# rtpkln* Uati t,*it opinion.
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