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"Did Not Thrive in Growth" "And nothing we did for her seemed to do her good." f Y ;? : L I "'I'V S WW MARY ELIZABETH DONNELLY. v "Did not era to thrive In growth." We think that sentence cover great part of our subject. Whr Is It that children do not thrive In growth? We notice every day the children of the richest parent, provided with every oars and attention money can provide, loee appetite, flesh ana color, and languish in health the same aa the under-fed, under-clothed, poorly nouiiahed child of poverty alley. Mature Is no respecter of persona, at any rate. Here Is a case where a child did not thrive, and you can Judge It for your aelf: ' - M Bos St.. New York City, ' "December 7. 101 Dear Blrs-Our little daughter ha been greatly benefited by the use of Osomulslon. She did not seem to thrive In growth, and nothing that we did for her seemed to do her any good. She did not eat with any relish and was losing flesh. ' In this condition we com menced to give her Osomulslon with most remarkable results. She gained In flesh and strength from the very outset of the treatment. Her appetite became very much better and now she I as healthy a child aa one could And. w found Osomulslon very bei We found Osomulslon very beneficial 9 miflrha and colds, and for children for coughs and colds, and for children it Is especially desirable by reason or It pleasant taste. Our little daughter loves tne taste oi uiorauiwiii wv wm make It easy to give to her. . Very truly your. . - - (Signed) Frank Donnelly. . If your child is In poor health, why do you not begin cod-liver oil at once In stead of waiting until you have to use It to save the child HfeT And why not use the form of this oil which does the most good F. S. DUFFY, Wholesale & Retail Druggist. .. IJEM3 ABOUT JAPAN. . A forelKnei' coniiot own land in Ja pan. - , In Japan tic excess or nuilea over fe ; males employed In various industries Is 2 percent, '. .The house of representatives of the Japanese parliament consist of 375 members, elected for four years. In Japan there are pagodas of con siderable hejght which have withstood the effects of frequent earthquake hocks for centuries. I? est Couth Medicine For Chil dren. . , When jou bur cough medicine for . small children you want one In which yon call place Implicit confidence. You want one -that not ' only relieves but cures. Ton want one thst : is otiquei- ; tlonably harmless. -You want one that Is pltaiant to take, Chamberlain's ' Congh Rem dy meets all of these con ditions. There Is nothing so good for the coogh' and cMs Incident to child hood. It Is alio a certain preventive and rare for croup, and there Is no dan ger whatever from whooping . cough when It Is given. .It has been need in many epidemics of that disease with per feet success. Tor sale by all Drug- v glsu. " Love Philters. A, favorite plant with the eld herb alists was satyrlcn, a name applied to several species of orchis. As far back aa the days of the Roman empire It vras commonly supposed that the roots of the sutyrion supplied the satyrs with food and prompted them to com mit those excesses for which they be- . came proverbial. Klrcner relates the case of a youth who, whenever he vis ited a certain corner of bis garden, be came so lovesick that be mentioned ' this strange circumstance to a friend. . On examining the spot It was found to be overgrown with a species of saty rlon, the odor of which alone bad the effect of inspiring love. Chambers' , Journal! The best and tonic on the There is hardly a man, woman or child in America who has not heard of "S Sm S for tho blood." It is a standard remedy, f a specific for all blood troubles and unequalled as a general tonic and appetizer. S. S. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable, the herbs and roots of which it is composed are selected for their alterative and tonic prop ernes, making it the ideal remeay ior all blood and skin diseases, as it not only purifies, enriches and invigor ates the blood, but at the same time tones up the tired tcrves and gives strength and vor to the entire system. , - For Chronic Sores and Ulcers, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Blood Poison, Malaria, Anaemia, Scrofula, Eczema, Psoriasis, Salt Rheum, Tetter, Acne and such other diseases as are due to a polluted or impoverished condition of the blood,' nothing acts so promptly and effectually as 8. S. S. It counteracts and .eradicates the germs and poisons ; cleanses the system of all unhealthy accumulations and v coon restores the patient to health. Write us and our physicians will rive your case prompt attention without charge. r:.r c . ,.:t c: j co atia-ta, ca Osomulslon contains remedial aaenta not found la any other similar prepara tion. It contains no harmful drug whatever, and la so superior to any other remedy for children that it give our many friends pleasure to endorse It. While Osomulslon Is rapidly growing Into popular favor, we think there Is one phase of Its work which Is still In sufficiently understood. This Is its ben eficial effects during teething. Babies have distress while cutting their teeth just In proportion as they are properly nourished. Osomulslon contains hypo phosphites of lime and soda, which not only supply the necessary lime for the teeth, but are - also soothing to the nerves, while the cod-liver oil gives that vigor and strength to the system so es sential to baby' comfort. Do you ever pity a ' fat baby with dimpled cheeks and laughing eyes? No, indeed! You want to pick It up and hug it and it Is all because the baby is well. Ton pity the delicate, sickly baby or Child who shows by every sign that It Is not "thriving In growth." And Oso mulslon will Just as surely transform that child to health aa night turns Into day. Druggists sell Osomulslon at GO cents and SI. If your druggist does not keep Osomulslon In stock he can easily order It for you, or if you desire a small sam ple, to see what it is like, you can obtain the same by mentioning the name of this paper In which you read this advertisement and sending - to THB OZOMULBION CO., ft Fine St., New York City. ALBEMARLE PRESBYTERY. Meets With the .Local Church. A Fall Number of Deltgates Pres- . em. The first session of the spring meet logtfthe 'Albemarle Presbytery was held In the Preebjterlan church last night. The . attendance, was large and the pastors and delegates, about SO In number were present ' The retiring moderator, Rev Dr W D Hot ton, of Kooky Mount delivered the sermon. It was aa able address having for the text the paesaje of scrip ture" found In " Isaiah 65:11, - The central thought of his dlsooarte was that the teaching of God's word is snre to trlng results. The careful study of the Bible even by those who are not Christ ians will tend to the snllghtment ' and nplttttog of humanity snob 11 no other book can give. . After toe sermon the gathering was coastltnted with prayer by Dr Morton The serf'cas today will begin at 11 o'clock and further announcements will be mads from the pulpit. oastc niA. 8rstU yf Tin Kiril Von Haw Always Bonght Hfuatm f Wlint rrullpa Signify. . Wrinkled foreheads in children v be token consumption, rickets or idiocy. Vertical wrinkles of the brow, come early to men who do much brain work. Arched and crossing wrinkles about the lower middle of the forehead be token physical or mental suffering. Fine close meshed wrinkles which cov er the face, sign of age and decrepi tude, are: caused by loss of contractile nervona force and are prevented by hot bathing, friction and electricity. At lanta Constitution. fc M1T52E BLOOD known and most popular blood purifier market to-day is S. S. S. . ": . ' FBOM " OONGHKBSMAN LrVOTOSTON, 07 GEORGIA. I know of tbe enoeessfnl use of B. S. 8. in many oases. It is the bast blood remedy on tne market. . . : - s .. ' .; " ' . raoic "' ' '" BX-GOV. ALLEN D. C AND LIB. 8. S. 3, I unquestionably a rood blood purifier, and the pest tonio I aver used. 'Pinta Gorla Rotes." Kerch 18ib, Mr. JF Gltaeas, to vafetabl maa kas shipped about 100 orates at In cucumbers sarlsg the last few days Trosi t aerM as pti aboat ft pel, crsts net. Mr AO Freesua, ear candidate for ebarlff of this eonnt, (Da Soto.) is some what of a farmer as wall as a prosperous merchant. E kts watermeloas Marly rips aow. Mr. J E Hill, aa other prosperous farm r, trnckar sad bnlt raiser, has the larg est sweet potato grown this year. W ssw soma yeaterday at. fell place that measured It laches, la length aad Siaches la clrcnmiereno. Thy wrrs at the "Cuba Tarn" aad "Nancy Ball" variety. They plant sweet potatoes bet la torn plane, la large beds of ground aboat 10 feet wide, set th potato tubes aboat I Inches in Ihs bed and cover the bed over with a thick layer of straw or kin leaves They make fin sweet pot i toe In that way. We saw a Honey bee farm In the sub urbs, tbey aiaka aloe hmey whiah sells for a good price, and tbe best vinegar li made from honey and kan yrnp. Apple are not grown la or near Pnnta Gorda.v We dont know the reason for this, and while peaches are nlied la places, tbey too are not a successful fruit here. Mr W H Brown, a Tar heel. Is one of our successful merchant and business men in Pacta Gord. H is proprietor and owner Of th Punta Gorda Trading Co. ' t Mr Btaphea Morton, a Tax heal boy is one of our seemingly prosperous young men at present, clerking for a big firm In the grocery aad bakery business, Mr G A Tolton, another "Tar heel" it on of our sober , and . working .toong men. He Is Capt of a fishing schooner, Mr Raymond Smith, Sam Freeman, B M Caston, M E Bell, and Bros James and Thomas, Furny Phillips, aad E B Ban ders, are "Tar heels" aad there are oth ers of the mes folk, are from N. C, also many women from that State too. Oor neighbor near na ars kind sad very sociable. Messrs J A Roberts, Jesse Patrick, James Underbill, W Herbert Cbadwlck, M S Davis, are some of our gool and kind people, whom we call neighbors, there others good and kind We went to tbe city of Bartow last Thursday to a grand barbecue and f oil- tlcal speaking. As yom must know, at this time, Florida Is under great excite ment In the political world. The laws of this State seqalre a general election throughout th State, which comes off on the 10th of May. The candidates from third constable down to TJ. 8. Senate, met at Bartow, a town some 75 miles from Pnnta Gorda, to "disoass" the right each had for office; For U. 8. 8. there were 4 candidates for Governor, 4 candidates, tor Congressman, 4 candl dates for every district but one so far, and 4 or 5 each, for the following, viz, Secretary State, Auditor, Treasurer. At torney General, Adjutant General, Snpt,) Publio, Instructor, State Senator, and House Sheriff and ect down to third clat Ps,, , This was oar first trip, to Bar tow, a pretty town of some 1500 people and inoh a crowd of visitors to est tbe barbecue and see the candidates. They Ssw and we saw about SO bbls of floor 75 bnsheli sweet potatoes, lOOlbs ground coffee, and 6 large beeves and dozen hogs wers barbacued, baked, cooked ,and boiled. Some 6000 visitors came saw and conquered. W think this was really the biggest thing of the kind w ever saw. Speaking commenced at 10.80 A m and at a quarter after sunset, we left and they were s 11 speaking. We would like to note tome of tbe speakers and speeches, bat we hav'at room here will only tay that for TJ. s! 8. the ptea- ent incumbent Jta P. Tallferro, lai 8 appoints, W S Jennings, present gover ning one of them, and it you never heard mudallnglng you could have heard it there. : : -' . ':. . From now pn till Ibe 10th of May, it will te d sneer us to say yoar esse for office Is better than your opponents. Wonder bow It Is In old North Carolina. No opposition hers and no t much there air Democrats "Let em fight.'' . Last Tuesday aunt we aad a dosen or the candidates here In Pnnta Gorda one of them Hon A BtGlair Abrams, llksl to Jumped on the governor. Abrams, Is a candidate for Attorney General and the governor is oppose! to aim. reopie take aid with another man agains Abrams. "TAB HEEL,' Nothing (qua! to Cbamberlains, Colic, Cbolera and Diarrhoea Remedy for Bowel Com-' f:$: plaints in ChUdres. . "We have used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy la our family for years," says Mrs J B Cooke, of Nederlandu, Texas. "We have given it to all the children. . We have used other medicines for the same nnrpdte. bat never foand anything to equal Cham berlain's. v It yoa will use It as direoted It will always cure." For ;sale by all Druggists, , What U Did. The madness of suicide fts a relief from mental anguish was vividly Illus trated years ago by an Incident which. occurred In an Italian town. . Morettl, a tailor, was tent to prison on a charge of fraud. His sweetheart called upon the police officer to ask how long Mo rettl was likely to be confined and was told that it would be probably for many years. The policeman had bees Instigated to say this by the girl's mother, who disliked the match. Over whelmed with grief and thereby driven to despair, the poor girl put an end to her life by poison. A few days later Morettl was released from custody, the accusation against him having been proved false. He returned home to find his affianced bride a corpse. Prensled at tbe sight, be, too, destroy led himself. The lie wrought a double tragedy. OASTonXA. Bsnth A to Ktrjl Yoa tfrw '"' lz$L f WutjT7-Cucli WASHINGTON LETTER 4 Special Correspondence.) Aa old song with new words has ap peared. In congressional circle. Mr. Sherman and Mr. Tawney, tbe sweet- eat tenors in public life and leaders of the bouse chorus, have placed the mu sic loving public under obligation to them for having brought it out Tbe title is "Our Good Old Uncle Joe," and It goes to the tune of "I Smoked My Last Cigar." We have with us a pleasant cuest, ' One whom we love to know; Of sJl the food souls the rarest, best. Bis Mends call "Uncle Joe." CHOBDS, Oh, he's a man to know, This same old "Uncle Joe;" - Beareh bJch and low - The stars below. There's none like Uncle Joe." This song was first rendered at a re cent festive gathering at the residence of Bepresentatlve Sibley of Pennsyl vania, when he entertained in honor of ' ez-Speaker Henderson. Messrs. Tawney and Sherman made a decided hit In their rendering, particularly with tbe following: . . He's a witty, wis and tactful man. His words do easy flow; Be seldom bets k bobtail flush. Our esteemed "Uncle Joe." There were several stanzas of like heartfelt tribute, but enough has been given to convey an idea of tbe spirit of the tuneful lay. CMtleas Secretary Shaw. Secretary Shaw ha decided to de prive the sightseeing public who visit Washington of one of the most popular souvenirs of the trip. The little busts of Washington and Lincoln in green back pulp, with the bits of bills in green and red showing their genuine ness, are to be abolished. Some quid nunc in the treasury department has convinced the secretary that it Is a dangerous thing to allow tbe . green back pulp to bo made up into such trinkets and sold, as they often con tain pieces of quite noticeable size, and there is a constant temptation to pick them out and patch together a bill. No one here ever beard of the thing being done, and one of the expert mathematics out at tbe Naval ob servatory made a computation that In the doctrine of chances It would not be done but once in 8,000,000 years. Nevertheless Mr. Shaw Is a very care ful man, and he will take no chances even at the ratio named;" The green back pulp is hereafter to be more care fully guarded and wlU be ground to a fine flour so that It will lose all Iden tity with its former noble purpose as money. The bust modelers will be per mitted to use this, but they say that no one will want to buy the things un less they can see the bits of greenback sticking out of them. A Geatieman's Weight. Secretary Taft is huge. He is tall and broad and thick. At Senator For- akers reception In his honor the' other night somebody looked the secretary over and asked, "Mr. Secretary, how much do you weigh?" "You remember that Speaker Reed told a similar Inquirer that no gentle man weighs more than 200 pounds, don't you?" said the secretary. " "Yes; I believe he did say something of thatklnd." : "Well,'' boomed the secretary, have revised that I tell everybody that no gentleman weighs more than 800 pounds.". . Obllginc Pollcemem. Washington police are the most obliging In the country. The other aft ernoon a woman weni uuo ine cixiu precinct station bouse and complained to Sergeant Goss: "My husband has not been home to his dinner, and everything Is getting cold. I" wish you would make him come home." : Where upon a detachment of coppers went out sleuthing for the recalcitrant hus band, found blm playing poker in room over a tailor shop and sent him home double quick to his dinner. Then they arrested the host, and he was fined $60 the next morning. '- David and GolUth. When Senator Stewart was engineer ing the Indian appropriation bill in the senate Senator Spooner entered vigor ous objection to some of its provisions. Mr. Spooner, whose seat is directly In iront of Mr. Stewart's, Is about five feet tall.' Mr. Stewart is at least six feet Tbe latter persisted in preserving certain provisions in the bill which Mr. Spooner thought should be rejected, and finally the "little giant from Wis consin" -used a gesture which closely resembled shaking his fist at the big Nevadaa "David and Goliath," re marked Senator Frye to Senator Piatt fof Connecticut" T wish somebody would band David his sling," remarked the tall senator from Connecticut with out a suggestion of a smile. ; ' Chlaeae Vetera RepabUcans, A San Francisco man says that al Chinamen who become voters In the United States vote the Republican ticket - Only those who are born in this country can become voters, the Immigrants being excluded. This gen tleman told me that the political alli ance of the Chinese was determined by the close alliance on the Pacific coast of the . labor unions and the Democratic party. Labor Unions are not liked by tbe Chinese and they are apt to be prejudiced against any party Lthat Is closely affiliated with the un ions. Womld Hate to Crowd Hr. Dalselk A bright faced page about ten years old was talking with Representative Ruppert of New York. "Who had you appointed?" Mr. Rup pert asked. ' "Mr. Dalzell of Pennsylvania," the youngster answered. "I suppose when you grow up you are coming to congress to succeed Mr. Dalzell r : "Well, I'd hate to crowd Mr. Dalzell out," answered the page hesitatingly. CARL SCHOFIJJLD, '.' Sciatic Rheumatism Cared. 'I have been subject to sciatic rhea mat! sin for years," says B H Wadron, of Wilton Junction, Iowa. "My joints were stiff aad gave me much pain and discomfort. My joints. would Crack when I atralghtem d np. I used Cham berlain's Pain Balm and have been thor oughly cured. : Have not had pain or ache frcm the old trouble for many months. It ((.certainly a most wonder ful llnln enl." For sale by all Drug gists, ' A TEST OF FLOUR. tt 1 delta as Issrtaat Kveat la tbe BMar Stllla, The letters XXXX which decorate our flour bags are a source of mystery to the average housewife, but get there very naturally. In the largest flour mills several tests are given all flour sent out, but tbe final teat Is the bak ing trial. In a kitchen attached to tbe flour mills, which 1 resplendent with shining pans, electric ovens and white cooling boards, there are loaves of bread made dally from the different ample of flour which have just been ground. Cooks are kept tbe year; round for thl purpose, for as many j a sixty loaves are made dally by one mill alone. ' Exactly at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, ' after the bread 1 done, the head mill ers file Into the kitchen and cut and in--spect the different, loaves. No man ' knows which flour has come from bis mill, so the test is an impartial one. A vote is taken on tbe best loaf, and the , flour from which that was made Is marked with the mysterious X's. So , great has this business of testing flour become that one great mill has testing ! rooms to which samples of grain are ! sent from all over the United States and Canada. These samples are made ! Into bread after going through a mlnla- j ture flour mill. After the bread has been made tbe package of grain is sent back to the miller who shipped It with , full directions bow to mark bis flour, whether best or second best ' THE LAND CRAB. Mean Trick by Which PaelSe Is land Native Catch Them. In Fiji and other Pacific Islands the natives have an ingenious plan of cap turing the male crab. . Tbe native goes out in the late night ano when be hears a crab at work up a tree be climbs up some fifteen or twenty feet the tree is generally a hundred feet high or more and ties a large wisp of grass round tbe trunk.. The crnb, hav ing finished bis work, hurries down to his partner for a feed, traveling back ward, as usual. When he comes to the treacherous clump of grass, thinking he is once more on mother earth, be lets go bis hold of the tree and of course goes down smash, breaking bis legs and getting stunned, to fall an' easy victim to the native boys who come round with their baskets in tbe morning. Tbe whole of crabdom ap parently regarded this as a mean trick when it came in first, and tbey are now very circumspect on their expe ditions, so that few are caught in this way. In his bole tbe land crab makes him self a comfortable bed of cocoanut fiber, and he makes the material up so well that tbe native women burrow for it, as It is found useful for many purposes pillow stuffing, the making of chignons, pads and other modern toilet "faklngs" which they have now picked up from the mission stations and towns. Won Hli Appolatasemts, When Hoke Smith was secretary of the interior he was especially gener ous to Georgians In the matter of de partment clerkships. It was generally conceded that around tbe patent, pen sion and land offices one could not throw a stick without hitting a Geor gian. Senator Yoorhees of Indiana had been trying to place one or two Hoosler constituents, but bad failed, One day the senator came along whis tling "Marching Through Georgia" and keeping step to the tune. "What are you doing that for?" ask ed Hoke Smith. "Just can't help it," said Senator Yoorhees. "It is just like marching through Georgia to come through your department." : He got the appointments that day. Cats aad Cattle. In certain 'parts of southern Califor nia it is absolutely necessary to have cats to successfully raise cattle. The cows feed on a red clover which makes a superior quality of beef. This clover grew very sparsely untiHt was discovered tUnt one farmer who had raised a large number of tabby, cats always bad fine clover fields. Investi gation proved that the cats killed the field mice who killed the wild bees who fertilized the clover seeds by car rying the pollen from flower to flower, thus causing tbe seeds to sprout thick ly every year. Now all the farmers have "many cats. - ONE WAY OCT 1 Resident !of New Bern Shows the Way. Only one way to care a bad back. Liniment and plasters nay relieve They won't cure If. Backache means sick kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kidney 111s.'. New Bern people prove this. , Reset a case of It: 3 H Cartlt , plumber of 71 Craven St, residing at the end of Nense Brldge,says "I suffered with a weak back which started from a wrench I gave my back when seventeen years old, and It has troubled me ever since, sometimes so badly I cduW not .work. I seemed to loee all use of my back at times,nd was hardly able to stand, and could not straighten to lave my life especially when I took cold. I never tho-ight about It comlog from my kidneys. I nsed plaste after plaster and liniments without number but without permanent relief. I saw notices about Doan's Kid ney Pills and was induced to go to Brad ham's Phtrmacy for a bos. The are a backache ntll bevond doubt. I used them atd have art had iry former pains and my back has become well and strosg. Yoa can nee my name as one who endorses the claims mads forDoan'l Kidney PUIS and I am glad to have yoa do SO,'' I" v....: ' ; A -( .. For sale by all dealers, Pr'se 60 eats. Foster-Mllburn Co, Buffalo, NY, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Dosn's and take no substitute. Iff yon are not satisfied P9 TOT SCPPOSK that a compear with a esrltal of fcOOmso. Bald m fan. aS She gout TSyiiSerl T8"C' 'tn"OVM ucoeM- ahe -oh aioflor SiaoV5Jr7 JPPOea we; Jeorjrdis. ear staodmt with th publi aad ma ehaacsa fsuurraeter success oj failiac te feifli saj promise we make r DO VOO SUPPOSE we would amke such aa oaer if . did not hav the utmost eeasV asaee Is tbe seUsf ylns quality of oar foods t - ww. WE KNOW we ceo please roo aad sere Ton monev for HATKTR hm rv direct from our distillery to too, with all It. orSitrTjSimTO K tLTl! J1'? " ' hr' nwdlcln.1 wrpoee. rSStTVa " s preferred oe otbm uses. There wk' "xrulwlr suppUini ; OTwaaoAsasr sAlUloB satlsaed customers. 'That' war IOO should ui it "ec es a Direct from our Sitis lulirV Priflts I PURE GEVEN-YEAR-OLD RYE A FULL I $-20 EXPRESS Si1 QUARTS PREPAID Wel SffTVl ymi TOUK TVtXj QUARTS of HATKEtt'S SEVEN-YE A.R OU) RYE for U.K, and we win par the express charges. When rou receive the whisker, try tt and U you don't find it all right sod as good as you ever Crank or esa bay from any body else at say price, then send It beck at our expense and your SS.S9 will be returned to you by next mall. How oould aa offer be fairer r We take all the risk and stand all the expense. If the foods do not please you, Won't yoa let us send you a trial arderr We hip in plbla aealed oase; no marks to show what's inside. Orders for Aria, OtL, OoL, Idaho, Mont, W to., must be on the basts of 4 Owarts for S4.00 by Kspresa shs woarta ior aie.uu by qoartai Writ our nearest efflo and do it NOW. THE HAYKER DISTILLING COMPANY ATUNTAi SA. DAYTON, OHIO ST. LOUIS, NO, $T, PAUL, MINN. US DnrrnxsBTi Taor, o. Znususaao 1864. yon's French Periodical Drops Strictly vegetable, perfectly harmless, sure to accomplish DESIRED RESULTS. Greatest known female remedy. Price, 1.50 per bottle. CAUTION Beware of counterfeit! and Imitations. Send at Circular to WILLIAMS Miii. CO.. Sole mjd wtio Tu-iimi .iira&Lnrfl on sine 80LD BY F. New Goods At Low Old Prices! OCB STOCK OF Clothing. Dry etc. were bought lief ore big advance your advantage to see us for any goods ou may ecd before buying, n advance on former price. Our 40 inch Whi te Lawns at 12c is better than you can get elsewhere at 15,c, Our Line of Silks & Ribbons ia larger than ever and at prices never befon heard of. No. 40 s All Silk Ribbon at 10c, ail shades, 60 at 121c, 83 at 15c. Agency foa Clnppenheimer and Kisschbom Clothing. Douglas, Crosaeta and and Ralstca for nun. Queen Quality and E. . Reeds for women. JT. OT. Salter. EPSTEIN BROS, One Price Shifts that wear. Shifts that fit. Shifts tnat Please mm 72 Vrjm Block, Middle Sired. Get An Acme lf M It will pay you U at-riM . ll hsa nnlv I peanuts. VD. L. GORE COMPANY, Gea'l Acts, and WholcsalelGroccrs, Vilniinston,' 1L;C. : , I distillery to YOU Privints Idultir.llonl , Nev, N. Mex. Ore.,Wtnh, Wash. irreiaat frepaid. Jsl's' The genuine I- pat no only In rute-aorrd Cat. .Agenu, Cleveland. OUiu. nr LnH noLLiR. li n.i S. DUFF f Goods, mm Shoes Notions, Gents Furnishings in prices, and it will be greatly to Clothiers. Peanut Roaster. better than anything you have in your TtrBtnm l.a A.aa haI 4-Vsa svamsi 4-ta .. s wa jt j vi vmj uvaawi vsicaw u7v a uviu jvui sjrsiua . and attention. No complicat'ons. Nothing to get out of order. Put yonr peanuts In, light yovr amp, and go on about your business until the alarm R .tinded, and then go and turn down your lamp, and yon ;3v ir-nsttd pea-, nuts of excellent flavor. ; . J i ; ; ; Roasted peanuts pay a profit of 800 per Vent.' Get'ln the "Band Wagon'' at one and Increase your bank ac count. Any one ojasell peanuts, and everybody eats teem, even the Kings and Queens. If you don't sell them, begin at once. We furnish the Roaster complete Price fn.BO delivered, : , "Write ns for circular. :. T . We are also large handlers of
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