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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL
Pah lebed is Two Sections , vs r y Tues
day tad Friday, at Journal Bolldlag, 84
SO Craven Straat.
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Entered at the Poetotflce, . New Bern
H. C aa second-class matter.
REAL SOURCES OP PROSPER
ITY. Industry, thrift and economy, with
an Intelligence which can grasp the Bit
uatloa, and know what kind of endeav
or and an orgy li beat to be exerted, ha
produced the great results In the up
building of this nation.
It Is the value of the article to the cod
umer which makes the country's
wealth. The output of the gold mines
is often heralded as something sxuairdl
nary, In the wealth producing line, yet
the farmers of this conntry in the psat
two years, it Is eatimated.liave produced
wealth exceeding all the gold mined In
the world since America was discover
ed. Perhaps the fact that the gold and sil
ver, the precious stones which are taken
from earth, are ever before the world,
makes their value and Importance ap
pear more impressive, while the great
cotton crops, the crops of wheat, corn,
oats, are annually consumed, so that
they are not apparent to the visible
sight, dulls the fnll appreciation of their
great value.
The Secretary of Agriculture says that
within four years the value of farm cap
ital, apart from the recent Increase In
the value of farm land, has increased
two billion dollars, and in eight years
the deposits In Iowa banks have nearly
doubled, In Kansas baiks more then
doubled and In Mississippi banks in
creased thrse fold. The value of the
crops of this year, omitting what Is fed
to stock, comes close to five billion dol
lars, and Is six times the value of the
capital stock of all the national
banks.
It Is in the growth and marketing of
these agricultural products that times
are prosperous, combined with good
prices obtained for these products,
which enrich or help every one ecgaged
in cultivating or handling them, from
the sower and gatherer, to the seller
and consumer. It Is the farm product
which Increases the value of the ground
in which It Is grown, and promotes
every channel of trade through which it
flows after it becomes an article of com
merce, until It goes into final consump
tion. BEWARE THE THOUGHTLESS
WORD!
The old saying which notes the virtue
In silence, has been oft verified by actua
experience In the lives of men and
womej who fail to follow Shakes
peare's Injunction, "give thy thoughts
no tongue," but instead give free tongue
to thoughts that would have been best
left unsaid.
1 he thoughtless word has not only
wrought ruin in the home, but it hss
brought disaster to business interests
and developed war between nations. It
la the seemingly little thing, which once
uttered is beyond recall and will circle
the globe without being caught.
"Boys, flying kites, haul in tbelr white -
winged birds,
But yon can't do that .when flying
words.
Careful with fire is good advice, we
know,
Careful with words is ten times doubly
o.
Thoughts, unexpressed, may sometimes
fell back dead,
Bat God Himself can't kill them when
they're said."
And yet every day we pay less -heed,
give little thought, when In conversation
some gossip la provoked, and words are
uttered carelessly, which perhaps In
themselves, In their own first Interpre
tation are not of evil, yet given wing
grow Into monsters, to distress If not
wreck lives.
Word are to easy to take flight. Con
venation in every one's daily life Is so
simple end natural, opinion find modes
of expressing themselves in apparently
pore guise, but if then be not fore
thought used, there will be the careless
word to mar all, to destroy the good
which might have done so much to aid
In some llfj. How often will elevating
convention and grand thought! be
suddenly dwarfed by the carelessly nt
ttred word, tad where the sublime ida
was paaaing current in the minds of the
listeners, the Utile thoughtless word,
slipped fotth to ruin and destroy, to
efface the noble thoughts and to plunge
"from Heavon to hell."
It is the thoughtless, the oa relets
word which Is to active for evil, for
once sent forth no one can or may esti
mate its force for hsrm, when If thought
had been taken, the word could have
been withheld, remained unsaid, and lc
Its place the word sent forth, whloh
could have helped and benefitted
others.
Grip Quickly Rnocked Out.
"Some weeks arro during the severe
winter westher both my wife end my
self contracted severe oolds which speed
lly developed Into the worst kind of la
grippe wltli el) its miserable symptoms"
says Mr J 8 Egleston of Maple Lending,
lows. "Knees sort j ilnts a:hicg, mus
cles sore, head stopped up, eyes and
nose runnlrg, with alternate spells of
chills and fever. Wo began using
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets, and by Its liberal use eoon com
pletely knocke d out the grip." These
Tablets pronvte a healthy action of the
bowels, liver and kidneys which Is al
ways beneficial when the system Is con
gested by a cold or attack of the grip,
for sale by F 8 Duffy.
Soliciting: Ag-ent at New Bern For
A & N C
It Las been officially announced that
Mr A J Cooke has been appointed Solic
iting Agent of the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad at New Bern, N C,
having In charge the soliciting of freight
and passenger business at New Bern
The Atlantic and North Carolina Rail
road recognizes the importance of New
Bern as a commercial centre, and in or
der that a Representative of the Traffic
Department may be easily accessible at
all times to the patrons of the line at
New Bern, Mr Cooke has bsen appoint
ed to fill the position, and it Is believed
the appointment Will give satisfaction,
not only to the Railroad Company, but
to Ilia morchants and shippers as well.
Mr Cootie has had many years expert
lence in the capacity of Soliciting Agent
at various points in Carolina territory,
and has lately been In charge of "The
Atlantic Hotei" atMorehead City.
Tne appointment Is marie effective
December 10th, 1904.
How's This ?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall's Cstsrrh
Cure.
F J CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned," have known F
J Cheney for the last 13 years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in f 11 bust
ness transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by his
firm.
lWaldisu, Kiskan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is tsken intern
ally, sctlng directly upon the b'ooJ and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi
monials free.
Price 75 cts per bottle.
Prest. DRFratcis, of the World's
Fair, has written a letter to the Oovernor
of each State and Territory embraced in
the Louisiana Purchase Informing htm
that the Exposition Company has de
cided to present to each of these States
and Territories the statute symbolic of
it and occupying a niche in the colon
nade of States back of Festival Hall, on
the Fair grounds
Flfht Will Be Bitter
Those who will persist In closing their
ears against the continual recommenda
tion of Dr King's New Discovery for
Consumption, will have a long and bit
ter fight with their troubles, if not
ended earlier by fatal termination. Read
what Tit Beall of Beall, Kiss, has to
say: "Last fall my wife had every symp
tom of consumption. She took Dr
King's New Discovery after everything
else had failed. Improvement came at
once and four bottles entirely cured
her. Guaranteed by C D Bradham.drug
gist, i'nee cue, and si. Trial bottles
free.
The business organizations of Norfolk
acting in conjunction with the varions
railways having deep water terminals
here and the United States immigration
authorities, are to tike determined steps
to break up the gang of sailors' boarding
house men, "Shankhaiers" and "crimps"
said to t e infesting the port and doing
Injury to sbipplhg Interests.
The Key Tbat Unlocks The Door to
Long; Living.
The men of eighty five and ninety
years of age are not the rotound well
fed, but thin, spare men who live on a
slender diet Be as careful as he will,
however, a man past middle age, will
occasionally eat too much or of some
article of food not suited to his constltn
Hon, aid will need a dose of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to
cleanse and invigorate his stomach and
regulate his liver and bowels. When
this is done there is no reason why the
average umu should not live to old sge.
For sale oy all druggists.
There were eighteen Inches snow fall
in tome places in Western Carolina this
week. Only n little "hominy" In this
section.
HOLD THE COTTON
That It The Heat intent of Craven Coun
ty Fai
In response to a call to the farmers cf
the South to asset at convenient places
and forsaalate plans to improve smarkat
prices on the cotton crop, a few rep re
seatatlve farmers of Craven county act
at the court hones Saturday noon to
dlaones the question . The wea. her was
bad that bet few could get out bat
what attendance there wu, desnonstrat
ed the fact that the matter with which
they had to deal was of vital impor
tance. 1 he price of cotton has hsd a down
ward tendency from the beginning of
the season but the great slump occurred
after the government report of Decern
her 3rd, which wu the final official re
port of the entire cotton crop forltoe,
being 13,190,000 bales, figures which
were a great surprise to everybody. The
announcement was the alga for the
Wall street bears to get busy and the
result of their activity la evident in the
low price of the commodity.
Mr Daniel Lane presided at the meet
tng and Mr Q L Hardlaon wu secretary.
Mr Lane stated in a tew remarks the ob
jsct of the meeting. He said that the
farmers of ths South were confronted
with a condition which they had got to
meet with firmness and mast insist on
their rights or suffer te. rlble lossu. He
said it would injure the farmer for
years to come unless he made a vigorous
protest. Planters are moused all over
the South. Texas, the leading cotton
produoing State, is most prominent In
the sgltatlon.
It is the judgment of msny that con
certed action and that alone will bring
about the desired result. The remedy
for the trouble he believed was in two
thlngs-to hold 20 per cent of cotton
now on hand and to decrease acreage
Mr C E Foy thought that the farmers
should get together and then It will be
easy to control the situation. There
have been times before when cotton
wu low In price and by forming a com
bination to fight the speculators who
have been largely responsible for the
low prices.
Mr E W Rossnthal stated he believed
the government report wu not a good
thing for the farmer. If a petition
should be presented to eongress to mate
no more estimates, on which specula
tors cculd base their operations. He
cited the esse of the western farmers
who requested congress to abolish es
tlmates on wheat and corn. This prac
tlce was discontinued and the difference
was very marked.
Cotton mill owners and farmers should
harmonize. It has been demonstrated
that in these places where mil's are
located and the pinners and farmers
agree that the latter generally satisfied
as to the price paid. Manufacturers
are the farmers' best friends
Mr A B Dawson advised cutting the
cotton acreage. He remarked that he
should reduce hls crop 60 per cent and
others said they might cut theirs down
80 per cent.
An able editorial frcm the Progressive
Farmer was read by Secretary Hardlson,
which counseled both of these proposl
ttons -holding cotton and cutting down
the planting area.
The chairman appointed a committee
composed of Messrs. A B Wadsworth, A
B Dawson, M M Cannon, J M Spencer
and M D Lane to draft resolutions,
which were u follows.
1. In view of the present disastrously
low price of cotton we dtem it wise
that farmers hold their cotton crop on
hand for 00 days -nless the price gets
to 10 centi, then if necessary market it
u slowly as possible- We think It wise
to hold at least 80 per cent of cotton un
less the market reaches ten cents.
8. We believe that the Question can
be well met by curtailment of the acre
age; therefore we advise all farmers in
the county to cut their acreage at least
5 per cent.
3. We advise that meetings be held In
townships, December II, at 9 p m; then
and there to appoint committees to com
plete the county organisation at the
court home Saturday. January 7th
The meeting voted to appoint acorn
mi t tee to devise plans for county organ
lzation.
Those appointed were: J J Wolten
den, M D Lane, EH Meadows. J J
Baxter, U B Foy , G L Hardlson and
Daniel Lane.
A Certain Core For Croup.
When a child shows symptoms of
croup there la no time to experiment
with new remedies, no matter how high
)y they may be recommended. There it
one preparation that can always be de
pended upon. It has besn in nee for
many years and has never been known
to fail, viz: Chamberlain's Cough Reme
dy. Mr M F Compton of Market, Texu
says of it, "I have need Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in sevsre eases of croup
with my children, and can truthfully say
It always gives prompt relief. For sale
by ail druggists.
The Introduction of foreign labor Into
the cotton mills of South Carolina marks
n new era in the cotton manufactur ng
Industry. This departure has been nude
cecesssary by the scarcity of mill labor,
duo to the high price of cotton draw ng
the present help back to the farms.
A Costly Mistake
Blunders are somettasM very expen
sive. Occasionally life Itself is the
price of a mistake, hut you'll never be
wrong if yon take Dr King's New Life
Piles for Dyspepsia, Dltziosee, Head,
ache, Liver or Bowel troubles. They
are gentle yet thorough. 25e at C D
Bradham's drug store.
CABUGE m
State Horticulturist Te Visit Here
Next Week.
Children's Home Society Work.
Jones Pays Costs. McBee Again
Up. Urewth Insurance BujI
te s In State. Charter
mated,
Raleigh, Dec 16 State Horticulturist
Harold Hume will leave here next Tuee
dsy tor New Bern, to Inspect the cab
bage growing tests which are In pro
gress cn the farm of Wm Dunn tht re.
He will thence start out on a tour
through the trucking district, leaving
about the second or third ot January
probably, for the purpote of ascerttln
irg what lands can be obtained and all
other necestary polnta In regard to the
location cf the very Important test far u
recently authorised by the Board of
Agriculture, the test) on this farm to be
of small fruits, trucMcg, vegetables ber
ries, etc. of course the East Carolita
Truckers Association will co-operate to
the fullest extent In this movement,
which it has so successfully- lnaugnrated
and In which It ftelt so mnch Interest.
Mr. Hume It a very practical man and
so Is Mr. Dunn, who Is the chairman of
that committee rf the Bosrd cf Agri
culture, A charter was granted today to the
Bsnk of S outhport with psld np capital
stock 9,000 and power to Increase this
to $20,000. R C Hood snd others ate
ihe incorporators.
It was expected yesterdsy that there
vould be another considerable snow-fall
lut night, but only about half an Inch
loll, with some sleet, and this morning
the weather was glorious.
S ate Superintendent Wm B. Streeter
of the North Carolina Children' Home
Society wss here todsy snd talked very
interestingly of the work which this ex
cellent organization haa done In finding
aomea f jr children. No less it an 1(30
families hsve aeked this society for chil
dren. Fifty-three children have been
given Christian hornet and up to tht
lime something over $3,030 has baen
contributed to the Society. It it a
bright and beautiful woik that the
Society Is (loin In having rescued chil
dren cared for and properly brought up.
Several children h ive been taken from
Raleigh snd have literally been saved. I)
ii found that the actual cost of caring
for a destltutue child during his minor
ity on the plan adopted by this society
Is about $109, which is the pr'ce of what
is known as a benefactor's numbershlp.
This is one of the 23 Stste Societies and
it is non sectarian, thoroughly Christian
and brcadly charitable.
The Supreme court has concluded the
hearing of appeals set at the end of the
docket. The coui t will adjourn in a few
dry a.
1 he Raleigh Electric Railway Com
pany todsy made an offer to sell Its
plant to the new Raleirh and Durham
Railway Company, which was tonight
granted a charter by the Aldermen
here,
"Charles C. Jones of G Utboro hss paid
the $US5 due as costs In his case before
the Federal court, this case having been
disposed cf lsst June.
V E McBee has been appointed by
Judge Pnrnell n co-receiver with W J
Edwards of the Carolina Northern Rail
way, the headquarters cf which is at
Lumberton, and went there today the
two taking charge of the road.
Miss Nora Phillips, a daughter of the
late Hon. Samuel F. Phillips, of Wash
ingtcn, D C, Is chosen as Superintendent
of the Rex Hospital here, to succeed
Mrs Lawrence who died a tew months
ego.
The Insurance Commissioner bu
gianted licenses during the year to 89
life, 18 assessments. 104 fire and marine,
31 accident, and surety companies, and
85 benevolent orders.
TO CUBE A COLD IN ONE DAT
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund. ihe money if
It falls to cure.
E W Grove's signature is on etch box
85c.
Growth of Insurance Business In
the State.
Rslelgb, 17. In a special interview
with Insurance Commissioner Young
some very interesting facts
regarding the development
of the Insurance business in North Caro
lina companies were ascertained. The
increase of the business of home com
panies is certainly remarkable. In 1889
there were no stock or legal- reserve com
panics of North Carolina's origin doiog
buslneis In the State and only one assets
ment atsxittlon, ths total assets report
ed being only $1,580 by these c ompanles
which are life. Now such companies
report capital $ .25,600; usets $878,000,
business In force $2,188,000 premiums re
ceived $91,000. The Fire Insurance
companies organized in the State make
a splendid showing, showing an Increase
ia capital dm leg the put four years of
$887,000, assets $3,448,000 surplus $2,
200,0.0, yearly business $31,243,00), In
crease In yearly premiums $70,000; io
nrease In Insurance in force $38,830 000.
The Commissioner said that this ts a very
handsome showing indeed. He finds
that the valce of State property upon
which Insurance Is taken is (8,189,000,
while ihs total Inn ranee upon tt is only
$357,000. He ssya that really the State
ought to carry a great deal more In
surance, aay from 60 to 70 par cent of
the valce c f most of the buildings, and
he will so recommend. For the year end
ed last Aptil he paid into the State
Tressnry $178,0C0, snd during lbs pres
ent fiscal yesr of his department will
pey at leut $900,000.
The old, original GROV4.8' TsstelesS
Chill Tonic. You know what yon are
taking It is iron and quinine In a
tasteless form. No Com, no pay, 60c.
Supreme Court Opinlsts
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, Dee 17 Supreme conit this
evenlsg filed following opinions.
Hiram Orlfla vs I A L Ry from Hall
ifat, petition to reaar dtssslastd.
Stale vt Hi ft f as Wak. new
trie':
Fire Extinguisher C, VS ailroad,
from Mtckllnburg, new irla'.
Ctiebvs Rhea, from buBcom'-e, -
ror.
Turner vs Wilsoa, from Orange, ra
vened. Turner vs McNie, from Oreag", re
versed.
Jua-e vs Macknlgbt, from M ore; pe
tition te rehear allowed; j nigment be-
ow affirmed.
Satterwhlte vs Ooodyear, from Hay
wood, i rror:
Stale vs Davis Irom Ula ln. uew
trial.
Lance vs Tan'.or, run Madison, no er
ror.
Coward vs & mmiisioners, Jackson,
error.
8 . up vt Btalnp from Cherokee, er
ror.
Trotter vs Angel, from Macon, lo er
ror.
Frances vs Reves, from Haywood, af
srmed-
State vs Morris, from Hertford, per
curiam, no rror,
State vs Sptulll, from Msrtlo, per
curiam, no error.
State vs Gentry, from Cherokee, (er
curiam, no error.
To Editor of Journal.
New Bern:
If I. AM Paint is not soli a' New
Bern we will fell property owners li
rect, also send half gelli n for rjaralna
;lon, give th r:y dayt t me for payment
md free paint to paint first house i aim
ed.
Wears and covers like gold.
Lead with zlnr. Non chalkabie.
4 gallons LAM and 3 gallon nil will
pslnt a mod rate s'4;d houe.
We levite property owners .to write
for particulars, si d color cards.
LONGMAN & MAR riNt Z
Paint Maker for Kilty Years.
P S Mercban a dealring afency. ma
Obtain It If proprrl equipped for sell
ing. Hyde County Rust Pr lof Oats for
seed. Rye and Clover. Bay, Grain and
Feed at Chas B Hill, Eist fide Market
Dock, New Bern, N C.
News ot the lots of the barkentlne
Emits, boucd from Fernandtaa, Fie., to
Fall R ver, Mats., with lumber, and of
the rescue of her csptaln, his wife and
the crew cf seven men after being 15
hours at the mercy of the sea on the ves
sel's deck-house, wu brought t y the
Clyde Line stesmer New York.
Revolution Imminent
A sure sign of spprosching revolt snd
serious trouble la your syttsm is ner
vousness, sleeplessness, or stomach up
sets. Electric Bitten will quickly dis
member the troublesome causft. It
never falls to tone the stomach, regu
late the Kidneys and Bowels, stimulate
the Liver, and clarify the blood. Ron
down systems- benefit rerttcularly snd
all the usual atundlng aches vanish un
der the searching and thorough effect
IvCness. Electric Bitters U only Mo,
and that Is returned If It don't give per
fect satisfaction. Guaranteed by C D
Bndlum. druggist
The syndicate organized by Speyer
and Co. to finance the $35,000,000 Cuban
loan has been wound up. Participants
are uld to hsve divided a profit of
slight'y leu than 0 per cent. At no
time were the members of the syndicate
called upon to pay any part of their sub
scrlptiocs.
FROM GEORGIA.
C C Bo wen, Attorney-at-Law,
Dalton, Ga To Flncher & Nichols
"Hare just finished painting three ot
my honses with L M Paint It covers
almost twice u much surface ss expect
ed. Had no Idea that cost of paint
would be so small. Always give me L &
M."
Actual cost ot Longman Martinez L
M Paint leu than $1.90 ter gallon.
Wears and covers like gold. Sold by
lly man Supply Co.
A Guaranteed Core For Piles
Itdhing, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Druggists refund money It PAZO
OINTMENT falls to core any case.no
matter of how long standing, in $ to 14
days. If your druggist nssn't tt send
SOc In stamps and It will be fnrwrded
post paid by Psris Medicine Co, Saint
Louis, Mo.
The-No va Reforms of Lemberg, says a
Steady stream of Russian deserters con
tlnue to arrive there, most of whoa ate
goleg to America.
J CUB A COLD IN OSK &.AY
rako Laxative Bronx Quinine Tat.ct
nil druggists refund the money If It tails
to cure K. W. Grove's signature is on
each box. 25c.
NOTICE !
ABuket Supper end Sillabub and
and Cake Eating at the school house at
Jasper N C, on Thursday Bight, Decern
berll, 1904. Proceeds to be nsed to pay
for desks for school room. All are cor
dially Invited to attend.
At Home
Bat imlphur bath art relief
of Sal atl dOont.
and internal, wtll cm both of thete terrible dtecuci. Bmt the sulphur aantt
be la rack form that tt can be absorbed by th ajMcvA. The only prepantioa
ol sulphur eer aiscoTereo. wu cut DC
Hancock's
Liquid Sulphur
It it Katun' t Greatest Orrmteidt. Such cms In ear that we fwsnmla It
to care Eczema, Acne, Itch, DaadmrT. Kin swot in, rrickly Bleat, Diphtheria.
Catarrh, Cancer, Sore Mouth and Throat, Cuts, and all diaeaaea of the scalp.
For aaie o alt reliable drugftett,
Hancock's Liquid Sulphur Ointment
Prepared especially for Burna, Scalds, Open Sores. Ch fed Parts, Raw Surfaces.
Soils, riles, Kougnness or race ana
Write for booklet on the curatlre
HANCOCK LIQUID SULPHUR CO.,
llire -t-
Tout- Bonit-'.Kfcly oru,lil warn Mrs.
r-rettlfnet' thai that fellow Smirks.
vho'si paying nitration to her, is n mis
erable flirt. .Mm Hem! Better warn
Smirks Mrs. I'rottlfnco Is a widow.
ltepartr-r.
"Pa, wl'Bt 1h repartee?"
"Oli, merely an insult with Its dross
suit on, my sou." Puck.
To some the past gives only resret,
the present sorrow, the future fear.
Lambert.
'WINCHESTER
"New Rival" Black Powder Shells
are made for good shooting and good shooters shoot them.
There is no guess work when your gun has a " New Rival"
in the chamber: for it's the kind of shell that can always
be depended upon to . shoot where the gun is held. ."New
Rival" shells are sure-fire, give good pattern and pene
tration and cost but little more than cheap inferior makes.
ORDER THEM AND TAKE NO OTHER
THIS WEEK BARGAIN WEEK!
Remember We Will Save You Money
in Every Department.
$3
OHO worth Met'i Youth's and Children's Suit and Over-
fUUU neaata wilt trn at cost 10 nlosc
US Ladies Jackets!
CD Jtr I 68 inch wide Repellant, all colors, this week 49c per
Kepellant jard WOrth $1 0o.
One hundred Comforts will 'm cioseii out at 403 eacn.
A large assortment of BJanktts to be closed out at factory prices
500 yards Outing to close this week at 4 1-4 ots yard
2,500 yards Homespun, this week 8 8-4c per ya d
A fine line of Ladies' and Men's Gloves.
500 Men's 8hirt, all sizes, 75c kind, this weea 87c each.
300 pair Men's. v omul's and Children's Hioes, tl 60 kind will go at
95c a pair for choice.
75 JHIdsifc St.
Ihe Hyman Supply Co.,
Dear Sir:
Over fifty years ago, our firm
began Belli o g pslnl throughout the South
sales have continued uninterruptedly,
and ten times greau r than any othei
brand of paint. Read the following:
' Have used the L. & M, pslnt
twenty years, houses painted with It
eight years ago show better today than
houses painted with other paints wlihtn
two years."
A. B. Edgell, Aischoa, Fla.
".Have nsed all brands of
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I have ever used In my ten years ei
peitence." H. F. Smith. Painter Concord N, O.
"1 painted FranhenburgBlock
with L & M Paint, stands out as though
varnished. .-,,
Actual cost was less than $120 per
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.W. B. Barr, Charleston, W. Va.
"I painted our old homestead
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H. 8. Scotfield, Harris Springs, B C.
"Used the L. & at. Paints for
sixteen vears. Painted three bouses
with It fifteen years ago; they have not
needed painting since. '
J. E Webb, Hickory. N O
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