TOE WEEKLY JOURNAL
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scriptkma and u immediate response to
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Entered at tho Postofflee, JSew Bern
if. CL m second-class matter.
Section Two, Friday Oct. 10, IB OS
CHEAPNESS ROT QUALITY.
Tho work of tho Btatt chemists ia
maktaa- tho oare food tetU, which hat
dom completed, must protoko tho query,
at to why foods are to much adultera
te, aito demand inch teats asbav
been made.
According: to adranco reports tho
principal adalteratlons are made In jell
les and jams.
Those articles are very Important
household necessities, and their con
sumption Is Immense, ever on the ln
crease.
Two things may be said to cause
food adalteratlons to any gross extent,
lAirrttv of the core article, or Its
cost.
But If inquiry is made at the stores
where jellies, jams and other foods are
sold, It will be found that the consumer
as a rule seeks an article according to
Its price, rather than to the demand as
to it purity.
If the Investigation will be made, the
foods which are adulterated will be seen
to be most attractive to the eye, and to
the taste there will be found nothing ap
parent to cause their rejection.
It Is only In the after effects, brought
about by the constant use of adulterated
foods, that the evil effects upon the hu
man system will be developed, and In
most Instances where injury Is done the
trouble will be unknown, or chsrged to
something else than to the use of adul
terated foods.
The remedy of this food adulteration,
and Its deleterious effectsupon people,
lies with the consumer.
' If cheapness Is demanded as the first
requisite, there will be the manufacturer
to make the food for the price.
The reputable manufacturer could not
permit a single adulteration to be made
In his article sent to the trade. The
trade mark Is the guarantee, and the
contents of jar or can must bear out the
label.
The manufacturer who Is Informed as
to the chemical properties, knows that
substitutions can be made,but.thls he also
knows Is adulteration. The substitution
means greater profit, but It means an in
ferior article, even more, an article
really Injurious to every consumer of
H
Let the consumer demand first purity
in the article wanted, and there willjbe
no food adulteration to demand the
work of chemists.
The consumer will not buy stale vege
tables because of cheapness, yet will buy
a manufactured product of the same, be
cause It is cheaper than some other
brand.
The rule of demsndtag firttwhole
sotnenets, will break up the manufacture
of adulterated foods.
MAKING POSSIBLE CUSTOMERS
V ptBGULAR ONES. .
" Every consumer la a possible cuetotner
i ' tf every producer, whether the conmumer
buys directly from the producer or
. . through a - second party,- the mer
chant, f'--;",) r '
The ability ito secure Ithelcustomer
marks the success of the second party,
the merchant, and the meant employed
to this end art various.
But while there may be many possi
ble customers, It by no meant follows
.that these postfJ-IUtlet are Inany,degre
ajiuWttston':y'
.. A customer in .urgent need, of tome
article Is a certain customer for some
. merchant, but' the many buyers " are
created who are dt hr urgent need of
TarleWSarflclet dtatfflbf sale! C,i a-
&TI thli Wtt1ltt!Ur boyeriiftaY
the merchant' mutt tndjaror toattnel
to hit store, and when
there must have
the itq tb &itmjpotyx :
.,. Molnayassev. but opportunities
t-t nwKtMB tnnl
occur
' 11 a pos-wid buyers, who do not
i t ti f -'"8 tt tie tne, t .t who toy
r-.; ' 's r "3 fa i
lively p reseated caa be saade regular ens
toners, aot so mack by being Induced
to key lha.fiisl time, but through the
saas which brought about the first
parchaae.
Oaetaaana Is honest merit of the ar
ticle, both la the price asked and the
quality of the article.
To attract the customer caa be ac
complished through personal sollcita
ttoa and advertising, one or both, and It
la oaly by real going after trade, through
intelligent endeavor, and no better
means is known in this day that the use
of printers Ink.
It Is printers Ink which attracts the
possible biyer, and once attracted it is
the same medium which makes this
buyer a regular customer.
The fortunes made, the great commer
cial houses created, and ' the men given
the first places of honor, attests the value
of the means which .came through the
use of printers Ink.
THE NATIONAL DEBT NOT BUR
DENSOME. A debt, either upon the Individual or
the country, is not so much a matter of
deep concern, if the individual or coun
try have resources behind them in the
way of available collaterals or earning
capacity.
It there is not .the earning power be
hind, then the debt becomes burden
some and onerous, and those having
the debt must have a weary existence.
Ia the matter of National Debts, the
following from the Tradesman will be of
Interest.
"In 1840 the public debt of the United
States was onlv 21 cents per capita. The
Mexican war enlarged it so that, in 1352,
the per capita burden was fs.bi. un
June 0, 1865, the per capita was $76.98.
It is now $18.97. The debts of the other
nad aatlnna and nun now comn&re Der
eanlta. to our decided advantage. The
amounts run thus: Russia, $25; Great
Britain, $82.55; France, $151. The debt
of Prussia is a much heavier burden per
head of population than ours. The con
sideration in these figures that most
gratifies an American Is In the fact that
hit country, while Its burden la the
Hgfaest, has greater resources of debt
Davinar than anv two of its rivals.
With quite twelve times the dept-pay-
Ing capacity or France, we are caiiea on
to pay, per head, only about one-twelfth
of the amount, each Frenchman woman
and chlld.would contribute to extinguish
that republic's bonded obligations.
Moreover, we could pay every dollar
the republic owes In a single decade, and
scarcely feel the presure or taxation it
would bring. On the other hand France.s
debt steadily enlarges at an average rate
of $25,000,000 a year and England has
just increased her permanent debt, by
reason of the South African war, nearly
$400,000,000, and considerably expanded
the floating debt.
Btate of Ohio, City of Toledo I
Lucas County. )
Frank J. Cheney, makes oath that he
Is senior partner of the firm of F. J
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh
Cure,
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this oth day oi December,
A. D. 1886.
, A. W. GLASON,
seal, f Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Puis are the best.
Mitchell In Buffalo.
Buffalo, Oct. ?. President Mitchell ar
rived here to meet a committee of manu
facturers relative to a plan to furnish
them coal.
M aitland, Fla, October 10th, 1901
The Hancock Liquid Sulphur Co'.Baltl-
more.Md.
Gentlemen: I have had .Eczema over
thirty years, have tried many remedies
prescribed by variousphyslcians, but to
nothing has the disease yielded so read
ily as to Liquid Sulphtjb. I think if
used properly It is undoubtedly a speci
fic for Eczema. I have prescribed it foi
others with most satisfactory results. I
consider it the best remedy for cuta
neous affections I have ever known, and
regard it as the greatest medical discov
ery of the age i-
uespecuuuy yours,
. W. A. HEARD, M. D.
For sale at 7. S. Duffy's.
Tbe Gum Earthquake.
Manila, Orit. 7. Further details of
the esrthqnake on the Island of Guam,
say that it was a most severe shock and
lasted three minutes and fifty-five sec
onds.'-'
- f HaytJca Blockade.
GenMny hat pronounced the blockade
of Haitian ports Ineffective.
Nataral Anxiety. '
Mothers regard approaching winter
With uneasiness, children take cold so
easily. No disease costs : more . little
lives than croup. . It's attack Is so tud-
deu thai the sufferer h often beyond ha
mag aid before the doctor arrive. Such
cues yield readily to One Minute Dough
Cure. Liquifies the mucus, allay in
flammation, removes danger, Absolut
ly safe. Aets Immediately. Cures
coughs colds, grip, bronchitis, all throat
and Inns trouble. F. B. McMahoa.
Hambtou, G "A bad cold rendered me
voiceless just ueiore an oratorical con
test I Intended to withdraw but took
One Minute Cough Cure.. It restored
trv voice In time to win the medaL" F,
?., V j. ....
CYNICISMS.
Bomaace eometblnjc H make peopie
tiaeonteoted. , '-
now lnnot4t and aweet a creat baby
looks wbea 3 la asleep!
Some men who are Jaet oa the verge
et being smart spoil everything by
some fool hobby or habit"
woman hat to ask ber friends" per
mlaakw to wear a new style of bat and
her husband's permission to buy it .
You would be surprised nt learning
bow many poor'' there" era in tbe
world wbo batue In wathbewis and
are still happy.
It is bard for tbe men to give satis
faction. When they don't talk, the
women claim tbey are grumpy, and
when they do talk tbe women say they
are scolding. Atchison Globe.
America's Famous Beauties
Look with horror on Skin Eruptions,
Blotches, Sores, Pimples. They don't
have '.hem, nor will any one, who uses
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It glorifies the
face. Eczema or Salt Rheum vanish be
fore It.tlt cures sore lips, chapped hands
chilblains. Infallible for Piles. 25c st C.
D, Bradhsm's drug store.
The Soldiers Fired.
Mount Carmel, Oct. 6. Early this
morning a crowd of strikers hurled
rocks at the Fourth regiment encamped
here and the sentries vollled several
times in the direction from whence the
missels came.
Lookout For Fever.
Biliousness and llver disorders at this
season may be prevented by cleansing
tbe system with DeWitt's Little Early
Risers. Those famous little pills do not
gripe. They move the bowels gently,
but copiously, and by reason of tbe ton
ic properties, give tone and strength to
the glands. F. S, Duffy.
The New Orleans Strike.
New Orleans, La., Oct. 7.-8trikers
mobbed the cars manned by non-union
men this morning. Wires and ropes
were cut and the cars boarded. Non
union motormen were badly cut amidst
the rioting.
OASTO TT. JT. .
Bean
n yf m Mr- uo nan mwafs
Scotch Coal for America.
Glssgow, Oct. 7. All the svailable
anthracite has been sold for shipment to
America at three dollars and nlnotysix
cents per ton.
The Best Prescription for BalarU.
Chills and Fever Is a bottle of Grove's
Tasteless Chill Tonic. It Is simply
Iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No
cure no psy. Price 50c.
Alleg:ed..Dyriamitins-.
Shenandoah, Oct 7. Mrs. Knklswlck,
of Brownsville, called at Gen. Gobin's
headquarters and reported that her home
was dynamited this morning.
Take a bath in Hancock's Liquid Sul
phur. They are superior to those of the
most celebrated Sulphur Springs, having
the additional advantage of being made
any desired strength. They will cure
Prickly beat, Eczema, and all skin dis
eases. For sale by F. S. Duffy.
The Operators Discussinf.
New York, Oct. 7. The operators of
the coal carrying railroad met here to
day at the office of President Baer to die
cuss the strike situation.
Use Hancock's Liquid Sulphur, for
Eczema, Pimples, Ringworm, Dandruff.
and all'skln diseases. For 'sale at F. P.
Duffy's.
Boston Has Coal.
Boston, Oct 6. Thirteen schooners
and several coal barges from shipping
ports arrived here yesterday. It is es
timated this coal fleet will add to the
coal on hand In this city and vicinity,
30,000 tons, most of this being soft
ooal.
Beanths "jf IM 'w " Always BOUgW
BlgMtot
of
17 Mines Open.
Clarksbug, W. V. Oct. 6. Seventeen
mines jvere opened and fully four thous
and miners resumed work this morn
lug.
Princess to Enter Convent.
Brusells, Oct. 8. It la stated on good
authority that Princess Clementine Is so
affected by King Leopold's treatment of
Queen Stephanie she has told tbe King
she intends to enter a convent
TOD MOW WHAT TOO ARB TAKING
When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill
Tonic, because the formula It' plainly
printed on every bottle showing that , it
Is simply iron and quinine la a tasteless
orm. No core ao pay. Price 5ac
In the, form 'of. the foot ther eexes
flitter na much or even more than in
that of the handjAlwoman'i foot to
usually narrower in proportion than a
man's, while his will ber considerably
stronger in the ankle and mora power-'
ful la the formation of the toes, espe
cially of the bnll of the great toe,
Vheri a woman owns a strong, firm,
wide-, foot., many of Ut experience per-
hpa;B tentarlon f surprise at' flnd-
irig her "strong minded." When tf man
triDe alona upon a delicate little foot.
people ftistinctSvely believe him to be
lacking in power and or lea put him
down at effeminate, Exchange. x.
4 Prickly heat cured in one application
by Using of Hancock's Liquid Sulphur.
It will also eureEctma, Fetter, Pimp
les, Ringworm, Dandruff,. Cuts, Burns,
014, Sores; and all skin trouble ra a
short time, when used sa directed. ; For
ir,' at F. 8. Duct's Drug Store. ' 1
(EllS'S PRGPHECT.
Democracy t Hifk Water" Mark
. This Year .
.,," f . i
la Nerta Carellaa. Mat J. Placet
Waat PrltehanirCralg Dixit-
siea. State Greats Twe
Charters Goveraer
. Asked Fer a
' Fardoa.
Raleigh, Oct. 7. Locke Craig of
Ashsville arrived here today aad said tie
would leave In a few hours for Statet
vllle, where tomorrow he and Senator
Pritchard begin the second series of
their joint discussions, which will end
Saturday at Aahevllle.
Mr. Craig said he was well pleased
with the Joint canvass. I Requests have
come from perhaps a dozen counties,
asking that there be a joint discussion
between Pritchard and himself, hut he
does not think any of these invitations
will be accepted. He says his health la
good, despite prophesies that he would
break down. He says the largest au
dience st any of the discussions was at
Pittsboro and that tbe best arguments
were made at Fayettevllle. There was
no finer audience than at Raleigh,
but here neither speaker was at hit
Crsig wbea asksd about this year's
vote said the outlook could not be bet
ter for the Democrats and added "Dem
ocracy will reach Its blgh-wster mark in
North Carolina this year." Speaking
of the canvass In the 10th Congressional
district, which many Democrats con
sider, nr have considered doubtful, he
declared his firm belief that Gudger,
Democrat will carry it, and said that in
the joint discussion with Congressman
Moody, his Republican opponent,
Gudger was admitted to be the win
ner. A charter was granted by the State
today to the Lick Patent Medicine Com
pany of Winston-Salem; also a charter
to the Hicks Wholesale Company, oi
Wilmington, capital $13,000, R W Hicks
owning practically all the stock.
Among today's arrivals were Stephen
Mclntyre, and R. E. Lee, of Lumberton;
J. C. Braswell of Whltakers.
Governor Aycock is being petitioned
by some persons to pardon a white man
who was covicted of lpperaonatlng a
woman's husband and bo deceiving her
that he spent the night with her, but it
is not probable that the Governor will
grant a pardon.
The Worst Form.
Multitudes are singing the praises of
Kodol, the new discovery which Is mak
ing so many sick people well and weak
people strong by digesting what they
eat, by oleansioK and sweetening the
stomach and by transforming their food
into the kind of pure, rich blood that
makes you feel good all over. Mrs.
Cranfill, of Troy, I. T., writes: "For a
number of years I was troubled with In;
digestion and dyspepsia which grew
into the worst form. Finally I was In
duced to use Kodol and after using four
bottles I am entirely cured. I heartily
recommend Kodol to all sufferers from!
indigestion and dyspepsia. Take a dose
after meals. It digests what you eat .
S. Duffy.
White to go to Rome.
Washington, Oct. 7. The President
has decided to appoint Henry White,
Secretary of tbe United State! Embassy
at London, Ambassador at Rome.
Supreme Court Opinlons.r
Special to Journal.
Rauioh, Oct. 7. Supreme Court filet
following opinions.
Cook vs Bank from Dare, petition Jto
rehear allowed.
Norfleet vs Baker from Bertie, eQrm-
ed.
House vs Railroad, from Franklin,
new trial' " M
Loftln vs Hill, from Lenoir, new trial.
Thompson vs Ext-n from Wayne n
error. " - ' ' v-
Arnold vs Dennis from Harnett new
trial. ' ' ':
Page vs Ins Co. from Harnett, no er
ror. -;
Perry vs Bank from Johnston error. ;
Baker vs Cotton Mills from Wake, per
curiam, rfflrmed " ' ,;
Tadorvs Wilson, from Wske.plalntiff
appeal docketed and dismissed under
rule. ;" '" "- - ' ' I
. FortyiYears Torture. , j
To be relieved from a ' tortarlng Jdb
ease sfter 40 years' torture might well
cause the gratitude, of anyone. That it
what DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve did
for C. Haney, Geneva,-O, He tays:
"DeWitt's Witch Basel Salve cured me
of piles after I had suffered 40 years.
Cures cuts, burns, wounds, skin dis
eases. Beware of - counterfeits. F. 8.
Duffy. y,', ' 'A 1 ' i ,
Made a Pillar of Flame of imselt
, Sedalla, Mo. Oct. . D. : W. Bpicer, a
native of Watertown, N. Y , poured k
gallon of oil on his clothing, and, going
Into a paaturs lot, tet the oil oa fire. , la
a moment he was a pillar of flame, aad
at was burned to a crisps t rt,i
- , t
laws.
,m tif Out of Death's
' "When death seemed' very near from a
severe stomach and liver trouble, ha' I
had tuffered with ' for ears writes P,
Mtfse, Durham; N. C' ' Dr King's HitW
Life Fills saved my life and gave perfect
health," Best pills on earth and hnly IRe
at O D Bradhsm's drug store.5 :
.f.;(t.;,tt'.l I ill ill I" 'I' 'HI,, .f- -'i
'j Upton's Third Challeofe.
' London, Oct. T. Sir Thomas LIpton't
third challenge for the America's cup
was signed ibis afternoon at Belfast
Ireland, by the Offlcisls of the Royal TJ1
ster Yacht Club. Hon. Charles Russell
representing Llpton. ' '
LIGHT BEGINS TO DAWK.
Itb Bcllcvet The Blfflctttlts Bctveca
' Miners aid jpacraiort Will be : (
AsjMted'By LetisJa- V
floa.
Special to Jottrnat '
j WlutiMVnM, i Oct' 2 T. Aaawsrlng
president Mitchell's, appeal, coal miners
voted today to hold oat for terms. v
RootwveH 'requested Mitchell ' to use
influence to tndnce minora to go to
work with ptotalae of eornfrbsioa to in
vestigate grievance and further promise
that the President will urge Congress
to adopt legislation la accordance with
recommendation of commission. . !
MARION BUTLER'S BROTHER
Nominated for Congress by Republicans
la Third District.
Special to Journal
Raleigh, Oct 7. George W. Butler,
brother of ex-Senator Marlon Butler, is
nominated for Congress by the third
district Republicans aad endorsed by
Populists.
NiwYoas, Oct 7.-Marca sold 8.60
during the morning, hut after that ruled
rather steady. The factors continue
against the market particularly Wall
street developments and Improved
weather. This condition of thtnp left
January very weak That month ap
peared to be under pressure most of the
day. The January accumulation seemed
to be selling but there was not much
marktt for cotton, owing to the fact
that manipulation had driven trade out
of that month. It's difficult to get rid
of mnch'Janusry without breaking that
month. This morning March seemed
steady, while January appeared weak.
Weather is more favorable and thts will
Influence sentiment The break In
stocks Is not very encouraging, but
while these factors operate for irregu
larity and uncertainty, the situation
does not appear to us to have changed
materially. A Spring month should be
worth more and a purchase should
show a profit Would call attention to
the Importance of the Insight figures for
next S or S weeks. In 1806 and 1809
the maximum movement was reached
before the middle of October and for
this reason the crop this year it expect
ed to depend on the week of the largest
figures. If this week or next test the
large figures of the season, and from
that time on receipts diminish ever to
little, there will not be to much of a
break. Profit taking on advances Is
likely to return the most money at pres
ent. .
Goes Like Hot Cakes.
"The fastest telling article I have In
my store," writes druggist O. T. Smith,
of Davis, Ky. "is Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds, because It si ways cures. In my
tlx years of sales it has never failed. I
have known It to save sufferers from
Throat and Lung diseases, whooould
get no help from doctors or any other
remedy." Mothers rely on It best phy
sicians prescribe It, and C. D. Bradham
guarantees satisfaction or refund price.
Trial bottles free. -Reg. sizes, 50c and
1. ' ' m
The G, A. R. encampment it in pro
gress st Wtshington, President Roose
velt will not be able to revle withe pa
rade.
W. R. Hearst, editor of the New York
Journal and American was nominated
for Congress by the Democrats of the
11th district of New York lut week,
An unsuccessful effort was made
Monday morning to lynch Calvin Elliott
a colored prisoner In tbe Liaeoloton
jail.
The entire state militia of Pennsyl
vania hu been called into service to
control the striken.
' The September ralnt In Australia were
not sufficient to counteract the effects of
ft. i)nnl tM ' ' '
The Street Car' Company's; employees
of New Orleans are out on a ktrtke and
there are no can moving. ' .
The followers of Wv J. Bryan in Con-
nectlcut are dissatisfied with the Demo
cratic nomlnatloni made ' few weeks
ago and writ bolrthe ticket
5 is -t'rif ,.;.!-, .i-". tift!
We would Ilka to ask, through the col
umns of your paper, if there ia any per
ton wbo hat used Oreen't August Flower
for the cure of Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
and Liver Troubles that has not been
Cured and we alto mean their results,
inch st sour ' ttomach, ' fermentation of
food, habitual cost! venesa, nervous dyt
pesia, headaches, despondent feelings,
sleeplessness In fact, any trouble con
nected with the ttomach or liver I Thit
medicine hat been sold for mant yeara la
all civilized countries, and we wish to cor
respond with yoa and send yotf-oaeof
our books free of cost If yon never tried
Aocrust Flower, trv one bottle first We
have never known of Its falling. If to
something more serious it the matter
wttn you. ask your aruggisv r
v , , O. G. QnntMt Woodbury, N. J.
Bread Goes .up .5
-Philadelpha, Oct At i result of the
coal famine the price of bread" Was ad
vanced twenty-fl v to thirty-three - per
eem. over the city today. " ' :
, -f, iim 1 11 1 W -mi xs
OAOTOXIZA.
hsh-j TiSa!iittlMttf
BTgastsit f jt- Jr
Tho Japanese loan ; of 123,000.000 wQ
ba Isined at C10.il. . .- s
'' IP Yfffr"lt n'MdMonWaMtytsUs
'. Ir llM t..LLrti taws toto riaa halt foil of wara4
, with this gargls yoat throat oft it witt c,uicfcly care a fctgre Throat,
f , Keep this
s fact always freeh In your memory:
t y For Cuts, Hashes and all Open Sores, yoa
need only to apply
' Mexican ffostan inirnenf
1 "'''.''.'.
1 a few times. and the eorcnesa and Inflammation will
be conquered and the wounded flesh healed.
' To get the best results you should saturate a piece
of soft clotlt wifli the Enlment and bind it upon the
wound as you would a poultice.
33c, 60c and 91.00 a bottle.
KEEPAMEYEONK
diseases among your fowl use
Or Mil ft Mis to O.
TDUBaarlte.. JoIt SS. 1878. Da. a J. Morrvrr
my UTMrleno. with nunullnl nalkilM. TKKTHIMA. Cm UUU ilrL hut tklrtxa aoalhl old. kai kit mack
tropkhstMUiDC. Starr Nawdf ni axhaurMS la lha aaaaa pnaorlpUoat froai famllr paraklaaa, Uar aawaU
coSUaaed ta paaa off para blood and burn lag fanr aoatlaaad far aara at a Hom. Bar Ufa vaa alaioat daipalrad of.
nw BMiaar oaurailnad to try TKKTHI K A, aad ta a
lhabo.u mra rafular, and thaaka lo TKtTUIN A,
loan, ate., 11. w.
THE PRICE TELLS !
Some recent sales at the Farmers Warehouse (TJp-town).
your good tobacco and we will please you.
M. irocK.
24 lbs $12.25.
78 lbs $15.00.
85 lbs $15.50.
21 lbs & $18.60.
40 lbs $18.75.
M. GA8KINH.
388 lbs $22.00. '
' M. EDWARDS
70 lbs $20.C0.
45 lbs $14.25.
22 lbs $17.25.
2S5 lbs $15.50.
67 lbs $29.0).
42 lbs $19.00.
J. H. IPOCaT..
85 lbs $17.50.
181 lbs $15.00.
205 lbs $10.00.
C.A.I POCK.
06 lbs $15.00.
44 lbs $17.00.
38 lbs $25.00.
61 lbs $10.50.
C. HalBIGHMOltD,
Auctioneer.
WE ARE
FILL ORDERS iot Stoves
A full stock of WooJ Ileatersl
fect with front feed door. You will find on our floor the kind you
want. We are prompt in , putting" them np. f Loo't our stock oyer
before placing your orders j J-;'.,s ' - .
We carry a cood stock of Sash, Doora, Uliua. liime, cement, riaa-
ter, anything you may want In Builders Material. ;
Special Black Jack Stove Blacking. "
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! Iko a ocrr'Dte lfni pf Buggies, - Wagoru, Harnen, Eobei, WWpa,
and at the very first sign of
Legs, Bumblafoot or other
Mustang Iilnlment.
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Costs OrJ 25 cats at Jki&sts, 3!
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GASKlNS and BR VAN.
100 lbs. $16.75.
19 lbs $32.50.
hi bs $1325.
21 lbs $65.00.
C. C.IPOCK.
174 lbs $15.00.
145 lbs $17.50.
37 lbs & $16.50
220 lbs $14.25.
MRS. MOLLIS O. 1POOK.
15 lbs $70.00.
172 lbs $12 00.
54 lbs $30.( 0.
27 lbs $20.00.
17 lbs $35.00.
7 lbs' $50.(0.
C. I'. GABK N3.
88 lbs $10. 10
41 lbs $16.50.
28 lbi $17.00.
21 lbs $28.01.
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J. M. HOWARD, Manager,
FarmerM Warehouse.
Wilson. Heaters, and both are per
Gaskilf Hardware Co.
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