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JOHN T. BRITT. OWNER AND EDITOR.
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women who are suffering from diseases
peculiar to their sex they are an injury.
When there is weak back or bearing
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ot womanly weak
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womanly health must
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fore strength can be
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istrong and sick
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When I first com
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Strong-, of Gaoeevoort,
Saratoga Co., N. Y., "I
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Now I feel like a new person. I can't thank
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" I have a sister who is taking your medicine
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THURSDAY.
- JUNE 19. 1902,
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A fortune awaits the man who can
invent a stomach for millionaires.
There are now 900 newspapers In
Japan. Thirty years ago there was
only one.
Simon Sain, la te bounced President
of Haiti, is credited with having sto-
len,while holding his job, all the way
from $1,300,000 to $8,000,000.
Some girls are lusty ball Hitters.
An Indiana girl playing golf the other
day hit the ball so hard that it caught
her father on the fly and killed him.
The Republicans that are expect
ing tariff revision at the hands of
their party should take a day off and
think over the Cuban reciprocity situation.
It seems that the brilliant para-
grapher of Durham Herald daily
thrust at J udge Clark did not keep
the Durham Democracy from endors
ing him for Chief Justice.
Some men never know how to mod
erate their hilarity. One of that kind
in Williamsburg, Mass., was so tick
led by a joke told that it took him
two hours to put on the laugh brakes
and when he did he was so fagged
nut, thnt be fell asleen. When he
woke up he couldn't say howdy to
his wife, and he hasn't spoken since,
although that was about 3 months
ago. The doctors think he may come
around all right after a while.
one day last
It is said that there are now only
three negro postmasters in North
Carolina, where,three years ago there
were scores. No more will be ap-
poimeu, as xuey want to make a
lilly white Republican party in the
State.
During the month of May 30 new
national banks were organized, mak
ing 1,010 since the new law went into
effect on March 19, 1900.
Several prominent men of Rirming-
At the age of 90 years "Uncle Jack"
Hay don, as he was familiarly called,
died at Fredricksburg, Va on Sat-
! urday. He was during the civil war
a guide to Generals Uee and Jackson
in the battles around Fredericksburg.
At Emporia, Kas
week, a convicted murderer who had
been sentenced to 5 years in peniten-
tiarydellvered an address of thanks as
follows: "I am entirely satisfied with
the verdict and the sentence, and I
am confident that not one jury in ten
would have been so lenient with me.
I desire to sincerely thank the court
for its just and courteous manner of
conducting this trial, and I hope that
the blessing of ( 1 od will remain with
you all."
Congressmen Eever, of South Car
olina, the "baby of the house," said
the other day that as the labor ques
tion is a live one in his district he
proposed to seek admission to some
union. "Why, you are just out of
college," said one of his hearers, "and
never did a day's labor in your life.'
"Haven't, eh 7" said the young mem
ber Indignantly. "Why, the way I've
toiled to get Democratic legislation
out of a Republican House makes me
fit for membership in a score of labor
unions."
Che State Convention.
Senator Blackburn, of Kentucky,ls
not easily induced to walk into .
ham, Ala., are arrested on charges of steel trap. He has just remarked :
embezzlement in connection with de
funct securities companies.
Every woman loves to think of the
time when a soft little body, all her
own, will nestle in her bosom, fully
satisfying the yearning which lies in
the heart of every good woman. But
yet there is a black cloud hovering
about the pretty picture in her mind
which fills her with terror. The
dread of childbirth takes away much
of the joy of motherhood. And yet it
need not be so. For sometime there
has been upon the market, well-known
and recommended by physicians, a
liniment called
ftfoHier's mend
which makes childbirth as simple and
easy as nature intended it. It is a
strengthening:, penetrating liniment.
which the skin readily absorbs. It
gives the muscles elasticity and vie-or.
prevents sore breasts, morninf sick
ness and the loss of the girlish figure.
An intelligent mother in RutVr p I
,-s: 'V, ere I to need Mother's KnVn I
-I
saj
8"'i J. would ODtain U l-rttlj if T 1 I
to pay $5 per bottle for it."
Get Mother's Friend
store. $1 per bottle. " "s
THE BRADFfELD REGULATOR CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Write for our free illustrated book, " Before
uuuy is .Born."
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'I am not willing to concede that the
President had in mind the Southern
States alone when he alluded to
lynching,"
There is no reason why the thrifty
e ,. . .
larmeis oi Minnesota slum M nut
have plenty of bread and butter. The
mills of that State turned out last
year Hu,(0,.'00 barrels of Hour and
the churns turned out over (50,000,000 i
pounds of butter.
One of the attributes of the Unite
States Senate is a large and generous
feeling of utter irresponsibility for ex
penditures. "If one wants a million
dollar court house, why, let him have
it, if our streams can be deepened,
our pools widened, or our fields wa
tered Are there not millions in the
treasury? And since the constitution
gives to the House the sole power to
originate money bills, our brethen,
the members, can stand the outcry;
we spend and they take the conse
quences. Therefore the Senators very
largely increase the appropriations
in which, in the language of political
commerce, there is "pork." And the
House conferees must pare down or
throw out what, in the same vernac
ular, are known as the "steals. "-Ex.
Indiana Democratic State Conven
tion nominated a State ticket and
adoped a platform denouncing the
policy of the Republican party. The
resolutions adopted have the true
Democratic ring, and we believe the
Hoosier Democracy will gain a vic-
' tory this fall.
PLEASANT MOMENTS.
Gov.
Jeff Davis, renominated bv
the Democratic convention of Ar
kansas, has announced himself a can
didate for United States Senator. It
seems that turning him out of one
church for drinking and joining an
other did not cut any figure with the
Democracy of that State.
elected this fall will be chosen under
the new apportionment made since
Value of Ex-Gov. Hogg Was High.
It is told of Ex-Governor Hogg, of
Texas, that he had a favorite waiter
in a Washington Hotel, and always
gave the black man a dollar after
eating. He missed Sam from behind
him one evening at dinner, which
was served by a strange negro. As
Hogg pushed back his chair, Indors
ed the check for the meal, and reach
ed into his pocket for a coin, he asked
the waiter:
'.Where's Sam?"
"Sam's done los' yo', sah."
"Lost me?" said Hogg, bewildered.
"Yes'ah. Yer see, me an' Sam play
ed pokah las' night. Sam was a
losnr, an' finally went broke. Den
There is no telling what will take
Dlace In the State Convention at
Greensboro on July 17th. Under the
general plan of its organization all
kinds of democrats regularand Ir
regular, the old guard and the bolt-
lug, the appointed delegate and the
free pass delegate will have equal
voices under the provision that "all
democrats who- may attend are to
be regarded as delegates." The pur
pose of the free pass delegate will be
to overthrow the expressed will of
the people as it already has been de
termined by a certain element that
they will either dictate the actions of
that body or bring about confusion,
disorder, ruin.
I t is necessary that the people at
large be ready for any contingency
that may arise, and in the very great
concern we have as to the outcome
of the fight for Chief Justice, we seem
to lose sight of an equally important
matter the manner of naming our
U. S. Senator. In the name of the
- I
people I ask that the Convention
give us a primary in order that the
people may name the man.
The people are the soverign in this
country and to none other does king
ly power belong. In matters which
vitally concern the people their wishes
should be expressed and then be car
ried into effect. I believe in the doc
trine of the "referendum," and our
party is committed to this doctrine
both by declaration and precedent.
For the sake of the perpetuity of
the Democratic party we cannot de
part from this doctrine, and I there
fore ask the State Convention to
give us a primary throughout the
State, at which primary the people
can say whom they will have the
Legislature to elect as U. S. Senator.
We must have a primary for this I No one objects to it, the applicants
STATE GLEANINGS.
There is no change in the strike sit
uation in the southern portion o
West Virginia. On the Chesapeake &
Ohio, 12,000 miners are out; and 2,000
are at work. On the Norfolk and
Western, out of 14.500 men 1,500 are
at work.
The depot of the Southern railway
at Davidson was robbed and about
$65 in cash was secured. A negro by
the name of Will Armour was sus
pected of the theft. Today he was
arrested in Winston Salem and the
larger oortion of the money was
found on his person.
A London dispatch says: The Im
perial Tobacco Company has received
a report from the agents it sent to
the United States for the purpose of
organizing a fight against the Ameri
can Tobacco company. This report
says that a large number of addition
al agents, buyers and experts have
already been engaged, and that
architects have been commissioned to
design a number of large leal factories.
Six millions of dollars for commer
cial fertilizers is a pretty heavy bill
for North Carolinians to pay in one
year. That was last year's figure.
And half that was a dead loss. The
rains washed it away or "leached" it
out of the soil. This sort of fertilizer
is of no permanent benefit to soils.
Cotton and tobacco' growers are
slaves to the "guano habit;" as bad
in its way as the cigarette habit or a
lot of others.
Greensboro ltecord: Durham is
agitating the question of requiring
the saloon men who desire license to
advertise the fact beforehand. Greens
boro has followed this plan for 10
years or more and it works like a top.
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and save labor, they do perfect work.
Double shovel plow points and steels.
reduced Diices. See the
Stonewall and Climax
Large stock best -sted 1
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Improved steel mowers and hay rakes, host mnde.
SUnriEK Q00D5.
purpose, and to this end I shall use
my utmost endeavor. Will all, who
agree with me join in with me in such
a demand? Let every man in North
Carolina (from the mountains to the
sea) who is infavorof suchaprliuary
speak out, and there will be produced
such a loud acclaim that our ren-
esentatives will know we are in dead
earnest, and will then grant the re
quest. Kespectfully,
Rohkkt A. Foard,
Charlotte, N. C.
Read It in his Newspaper.
Geoage Schaub, a well known German
itizen of Lebanon, Ohio, is a constant
reader of Dayton Volkszeitung. He knowns
that this paper aims to advertise orlv the
best in its columns, and whem he saw Cham
berlain's Pain Balm advertised therein tor
lame back, he did not hesitate in buvinp
bottle of it for his wife, who for eight weeks score mile post in his journey through
had suffered with the most terrible pains in this vale of tears, Mr. John Charles
"rPafrBSalS --.fcltyls about to come
my wife said to me, -I feel as thourt boin hnto possession of property and m on-
anew,' and before using the entire contents lev which will enable himtosnend hi
of the bottle the unbearable pains had en- time on this earth where the shad-
themselves being satisfied. Close Screen doors and windows, 5 minute ice cream freezers, Refri-
them at ten o'clock at night, remove
all screens and then watch them and
the system beats a dispensary all hol
low. Greensboro Record: Will JVIcAdoo
this afternoon was given a indue-
ment for $110.41 and costs against
Clarence Cone before J ustice I'ritch
ett. The case is one growing out of
that joke last spring which caused
Mr. McAdoo to go to Charleston
seeking his sweetheart. An array of
witnesses had been summoned two
or three times and it is safd that the
costs will amount to more than the
judgements. An appeal was taken
to the superior court.
Goldsboro Argus: After working
hard all his life and nearingthe three
vrators
fly fans, milk coolers, pans, churn jars aud fruit cans
tsest linp naints rn!; vn rniQlipc 1-tu-u- o rar -. ;
1 . w.iv-vj. j c wj. kjlii uy t;A.uui iiunator aii(
make life comfortable for vour horses and cows, it keeDs off fk-;nnr);
absolutely harm ess to stock.
Saw mills, Engines, Boilers, wheat threshers, pipes and mat-liVx
fittings, Guttering, roofing, tobacco flues, sheet iron. Full line Irn.l ,
I g:ass ware, crocky.
MvnriPP? nrp (riidront-PArl t r Ko 00' I ... r.r, r. Ti. 1
tomers for their liberal patronage.
1 'lib.
Yours very truly,
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tirely vanished and she could again take np
her household duties." He is very thank
ful and Lopes that all suffering likewise will
hear of her wonderful recovery. This valu
able liniment is for sale by J. G. Hall.
The Senate passed the Naval ap-
TZJIan he ter l-'d l-tyo' gainst PPtlon bill, $78,000,000.
ujouik,io, nui Lii Caro
lina gaming one, bringing up the to
tal membership of the next House to
38(, and there is some uncertainty as
to the political changes caused by
the reapportionment in several of the
States.
The venerable Senator l'ettus, of
Alabama, remarks: "The secret of
living long is to work. 1 am si, and
happy and healthy as a bo v. I nn-
two-dollah's wuth of chips, sah; an'
Sam well, Sam jus' dun los' yo',
Mistah Hogg,"
How He Figured in It.
The Philadelphia Times says the I pronounced incurable cancer,
late James Shakespeare is said to
have told a story of a trial wherein
a well known politician was charged
with having tried to bribe a negro
voter. The negro was taken in hand
ticetliat all my neighbors who eot , " , , "uu-ru-h
.nri ? . got ant's lawyer, who began:
an ueau. 1 never I "Mr
Virulent Cancer Cured.
Startling proof of a wonderful advance in
medicine is given by druggist G. W. Roberts
of Elizabeth, W. Va. An old man there
had long suffered with what good doctors
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ea nis. case nopeiess till He used Electric
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which treatment completely cured him
When Electric Bitters are used to expei
billious, kidney and microbe poisons at
the same time this salve exerts its matcMf
healing power, blood diseases, skin eruptions
ulcers and sores vanish. Bitters. 5oc. Salve
25c at J. Gr. Hall.
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hurne,., ,
1 nil Kl:tc!.
n-ss Oi:. I
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keeps the ic .
tr sou : ml r,ii.
r;bie. SlUtiits
iio nft It-, ak.
No rorih n:r
face to chafe
and cur. '1 he
uarnps not
only 1: cciis
lookin,; like
new, Lut
wi ars twir ;
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jot rich, and 1 never retired. I tell
you, young man, the most fatal dis-
easel know of is to nuit wnrt i
kills every time. Keep working n nri
you'll keep alive."
Major Gantz, of Fairfield. Town
claims the distinction of beina- the
smallest man in the world. He is 3fi
veji rs rll
, ..w.wo pounas, ana is
eighteen inches high. Major (iantz
claims the minimum size on ground
that Tom Thumb was ;5( inches hi h
l-ommodore Nut a trifle taller, j.nrl
Airs. Iavina Stratton still taller.
This little man's parents are now res-
luen lm oi i-airneld and are of usual
statu re. 4
5oc, Salve
2jc ai o. yj. nail.
Now, repeat what the defendant
said, using his exact words." I ne most potent engine of civiliza
"He dun said he'd gib me fifty tion in Syria is the American printing I ner
dor" omee, which occupies a handsome
"Now, he didn't speak in the third new huilding at Beirut, and is the
person! llepeat his exact words. If especial pride of the American col
he said anything, he spoke to you In ony-
the first person," interrupted the
lawyer. A eaI Friend.
CiT I7...J f -i . ...
"I doan' think I 'stands, sah." said " aysPePsia and indigeston for
the puzzled witness.
ows begin to lengthen, with ease and
comfort. He has been notified thro'
r t t i .
Air. rescoau, xne uerman (Jousul at
Wilmington, that there was money
and land waiting for him in theFad-
erland.
Particulars of a tragedy which oc
curred in Madison county Monday
afternoon were learned Thursday.
James luce was killed near Middle
Forks by Gus Murray, Murray had
accused Rice of slandering his charac
ter. Ilice was found dying in a corn
field, A bullet had entered his back j
and penetrated his heart. Middle
Forks is seventeen miles from Mar
shall the county seat, and is a moun
tain district. Owing to the location j
of the place it was not until the day
following the killing that news of the
killing reached the Sheriff and Coro-
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The. Democrats hope to make Con
Kiessional sains in the West and the
Republicans fear they shnll sustain
losses in the North and South. Be
tween these two views of the case it
seems prohattle that the division of
"I see you don't!" snapped the
lawyer, Impatiently. "Now, did he
say this: 'Sam, I will give you fifty
dollars?"
"No, sah! He dun said noi'in 'bout
yer 'cept ter tell me dat If I eber got
into any trouble, yo' wus de slickest
rascal he knew ter fool de judge an'
jury an' get me outende scrape, sah.
Dat wus all he said 'bout yo' !"
in teen years," says W. T. Sturdevent ol
Merry Oaks, N. C. "After I had tried mnnv
doctors and medicines to no avail rn r.f
my Iriends persuaded me to try Kodol. It
gave immediate relief. I can eat almost
anything I want now and mv difestinn is
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Dont try to cure stomach trouble by dieting
i nai omy mrtner weakens the system. You
need wholesome, strengthening food. Kodol
enables you to assimilate what you eat by
uigesung it without the stomachs akl .1. G.
Hall.
Proceedings In the federal court In
New Orleans against the beef truct
has been suspended to await the ac
tion of the court in Chicago,
President Wagener tells the house
committee that the Charleston Ex
position Company needs $ ir.0,000 to
A County Affair.
Tle late "Tom" Marshall, one of
Kentucky's most brilliant wags and I square Its accounts.
the next House will be considerably I lawyers, was always as poor In
that of the i resent Pocket as lie was rich In wit. On one
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"Everybody said I had consumption,'
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Of ninety boy criminals confined in
tiie Kansas City County Jail in the
last six months all but two were vic
tims ot tbe cigarette habit. Tho pro
bation oliicer of the county reports
further that all of these bovs who
were induced to give up the cigarette
habit were reformed and after their
release lived rightly and did well.
t iiunu niiu sluck iu tue cigarette
turned out badly after they were dis
charged.
There Is a five-cornered fight In
South Carolina for the seat in the
United States Senate now occupied
by Mr. McTanrln, Messrs. Lat timer,
Hemphill, Klliott and Johnston be
ing the contestants. People down
there think It dflicult to make a safe
prediction as to the winner, though
a good many regard M r. L,attimer's
chances as best. Mr. McLaurin's po
litical career In the State Is at an end.
As one South Carolinian put It: "He
went up against Ben Tillman, and he
might as well have run into a stone
wall."
occasion, he found the judicial senti
ment setting strongly against iiini:
time and time over did the court rule
against his process of questioning
the witness Involved. At last, losins:
spring Fever.
Spring fever is another name for biliousness
It is more serious than most people think
A torpid liver and inactive bowels mean a
poisoned system. If neglected, serious ill
ness may follow such symptoms. De Witts
Liittle Early Risers remove all danger by
stimulating the liver, opening the bowels
Six railroad men are killed and sev
eral passengers injured in the collision
of a freight and passenger train at
Pikesville, Tenn.
You Need Not Take Chances
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There is more Catarrh in this section of the
h.. .... . .1 . p k d I wuutijr biiau mi uiuci utecKDcg put Li'KUtuer. ami
wviuiri, iuaiouau iuiuc;u m iub m ucmisiug ioe ay stem tu impuriiies. oaie i uum me lam lew years was supposed to De in
judge and asked
Will Your Honor kindly fine me
ten dollars?"
For what, Mr. Marshall?" asked
the judge.
Contempt of court."
But you've been guilty of no con
tempt," insisted the judge.
Your Ifonor, believe me I never
before saw a court for which I had
so much contempt as for this!"
Knter a fine of ten dollars against
Mr. Marshall for contempt," ordered
the bench, turning to the clerk.
"manual" said Marshall. "And
now, Your Honor, will you lend me
ten dollars with which t
X'J tuc
line?"
'Mark Mr. Marshall's fine 'remit
ted,'" ordered the iudee. DromTtKr
"The county can better afford to lose
It than I!"
puis. Never gripe
Little Early Risers
I have taken DeWitts
for toroid liver every
spring for years,' writes R. M. Everly,
Moundsville, W. Va. "They do me more
good than anything I have ever tried." J.
. Hall.
The Cyphers Incubator Company has thousands and thousands i fine
endorsements lib-p aKniro mnntmo c .-i : 1 ,,,-t :i
able, For a great many years doctor, pro- L,:c:""; "1"".." " T"",.". P. -1 ;f
nouncea u a local aiseaee, ana presctlbed local i H-i omaiuguc Lliat lens ail aDOUC lypnerS J Oll-ivlOlStUrC, 0""
weKraitred.n?eynt? Incubator circulars free. Cyphers Incubators f, o. b.
Three Sicilians are dead and two
wounded as the result of a factional
fight on the streets of New Orleans.
Happy Time in Old Town.
'We felt very happy, " writes R. N.Bevill
Old Town, Va., "when Bucklen's Arnica
Snlve wholly cured our daughter cf a bad
case ot scald, head. " It delights all who
use it for Cuts, Corns, burns, bruises, boils,
ulcers, Eruptions. Infallible .Jer Piles.
Only 25c at J. G. Hall's.
Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional
disease, and, therefore, requires constitutional
treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only
constitutional cure on the market. It ia taken
internally in doses from 1U drops to a tcaspoon
f nl. It acts directly on the blood and murous sur
faces of the system. 1 hey oner one hundred
dollars for any ease it fails to cure. Send for cm
culara and testimonials. Address,
F. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. C
"Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Ualls Family Fills are the beat,
Colonel Lynch the Irish member of
parliament who fought in the Boer
army reaches England and is arrested
on the charge of high treason.
In Roanoke, Va., two persons are
burned to death from using a can of
kerosene to start a fire.
The Best Prescription for Malaria
Chills and Fever is a bcttle of Grove'
Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply Irou & and aVoid f untold
quinine in ikic99 ioiui. xno cure, sio
Pay. 5oc,
Filthy Temples in India.
bacred cows often defile Indian temples,
but worse yet is a body that's polluted by
constipation. Don't permit it. Cleanse
your system with Dr. Kings New Life Pills
miserv. Thev o;ve livplwl
livers, active bowels, good digestion, fine
Pile-ine cures flies!
Money refunded if it ever fails.
Important to Mothers.
Examine caretally every bottle of CASTORIA.
ft safe and sure remedy for infanta and children,
and see that it
Bears the
Signature of
la U&e For Over 30
WADE H. BRITT, AGENT, OXFORD. N. 0.
I am also Agent for all kind of Poultry Supplies
New Store tk Good
LOW PRICES AND FIRST
CLASS SERVICE.
My stock consists of General Merchandise and Groceries.
Your patronage solicited, phone orders will receive
prompt attention. Goods delivered anywhere in town
free of charge. Give me a call
Teara.
Tbs Ktoi Tea Bar Jjway Boatfkt
WALLACE WHITE.
app-tite. Only 2$c at J. G. Hall,
Phone 83.