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Franklin Press.
Vkaxkmx, N. C.,' Julv 19, 11)05.
W. A. CUUTIS,
W. r. cuirns,
... Emtoii.
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Single Copies, , - - 5 conU
blutiiiuies, pgr yroril - , - i cent.
l'ubltaheil every WoilnpKiiay.
(Jybitural.
Astir-viMo- did tlie lianilsomc
thingr for tlic North Carolina nnd
Virginia editor. It was our mis
furtunu tbut wo were not there to
7H
, partake of tlio il ensures of hospi-
; tality so laviwhly bestowed uiMn
.llie quill drivers. Tlio editors,' al
ways riMfwruIier gratefully fiiieli
.intention. Several yearn njro Mor
gan ton did tlio association nnii'li
'honor which is still kindly remem
bered. On one, occasion tlie asso
ciation met in a certain town and
it seemed that the people of that
' town scarcely knew the members
were in town. The contrast was
great and the difference in adver
: tisinjf wasequally great. Tho edi
tors are highly appreciative of at-
" tentions k'stowed upon them on
the occasion of their annual reun
" ions. J Asheville is getting ihous
; ands of dollars worth of fine ad
vertising by the papers of two
great states just now. She well
deserves it.
North Carolina at the Head.
(News and Observer.)
North Carolina has the liest, the
freest from graft, anil the most
' oconomicttl State and county gov
"w-nii
This
ernment in thjfkJIflite.il. States.
berlatise nr county ring
controls politics, no State ring con
trola contracts, and the people
themselves turn out officials when
they get to think they arc "the
whole thing." One reason North
Carolina is freest from graft is lo
calise tho press is independent
and turns the search-light uMin
public affairs. The independence
and honesty of the people. and the
independence and honesty of the
press, workingtogt'ther, hasstrun-
glod graft in its inception anil kept
.'our government clean.
Mr. Vanderbilt's Compli-.
jnent to the Editors.
Ly wer
ti , finlr eiHHign lo ne invi-
letl to lunch in Mr. Vanderbilt's
mansion they shoukl have declined
logo to the premises gtill., Suii
jkiso some other citizen even
wealthy, in the vicinity of Ashe
ville had invited them to liisf dace
and to take lunch in ' his lnifiT,
would they not have declined!
Would they not have considered
- U an insult Mr. Vanderbilt with
all his money is not a whit better!
' than other . itiyPpaf-ttrrrvTTTI
county, or of North Carolina, that
ho should invite as honorable a
' class of people as the editors of
. two great states to lunch in his
kiry which seems to be located j
, very close to his cow-jiens as it is
said that one cow "chawed" the
dresa of a lady while alio was
lunching. We see from a state
ment in the News and Oliscrrer
that many did not get out, of their
carriages nor touch the refresh
"jnenfH. " Asheville is in no way to
blame for this nnpleasnntneC "
Somebody Talked About
" . - " Him.
Gossip is a humming bird witii
. eagle wings and a voice like a fog
horn.' It can be heard from Dan
to Rerslteba, and has caused more
trouble than all the bedbugs, ticks,
fleas,, mosquitoes, coyotes, grass
hoppers, chinchbugs, rattlesnakes,
ore toes, shark-i, cyclones, earth
, quakes, blizzards, smallpox, yel
low fever, gout and indigestion
that this great Um'ted States bos
known or will know when the uni
verse shntj up shop and begins the
final invoice. In oilier words, it
has got war and hell U.tli lineked
up in the cornier yelling for ice
waler. -In
uernntvv Ijazette.
OR I A
Improvement and Care of
. ,' School Houses.
Tho address of 'Miss-Moore to
the teachers last Friday 'evening
was of a matter that ought to be
given more attention than is; usu
ally bestowed upon such matters.
It is a fact that the "school houses
of onr section are not only neglec
ted, but in many instances abused
and injured by pupils, attending
the scIhkiIs. The school houses
could be made more attractive and
inviting with a little care, tasto
and good judgment on the part of
teachers; qualities that every tea
cher should possess and put into
practice in every school districf,
It matters not whether the school
building bo a lino one or not, it
should be kept as' cleanly as possi
ble, and its walls should be made as
attractive as circumstances .admit
by the use of pictures, mottoes,
etc.- In many of the houses a little
whito-wash could lo used with
good results. The yards and pre
mises outside tho school houses
should be kept in good condition,
regularly cleaned up and where
practicable, flowers and shrublery
should be planted and cultivated.
Many school children left to them
selves without proper instruction
or. restraint show a disposition to
injure and destroy school property,
and this disposition can easily - be
controled and turned in an oppo
site direction under the careful in
struction of teacher". Where tea
chers are careless and indifferent
in this respect you see dirty and
littered floors and yards, broken
doors, windows and furniture,
whittled desks and seats, ugly
chalk or charcoal marks on the
walls, furniture and blacklxards,
anil every evidence of neglect and
carelessness. The teacher is re
sponsible for such a state of affairs.
As a rule, pupils will be ready to
join in with teachers anil assist in
keeping the school house and
premises in the best possible con-
uiiioii it ttio.se teacners win . lane
the matter up at the beginning 6f
the school and impress its impor
tance on the pupils and ask their
assistance and co-operation. As a
result of Miss Moore's lecture, and
the sound counsel of our worthy
county superintendent, the school
'houses and grounds of Macon
county ought to show a marked
improvement this year over previ
ous years. We believe they will.
Farm Help-Immigration.
plana jiilopteu ut the
tin"
ther
tiers.
It is time to prepare for anoth
er year; uni those interested will
thorefocfc write the Department of
Agriculture at llaleigh, after Au
gust li)f this year, for blanks on
ivlnch U) make formal application
for tjTe person or persons needed.
It has also lieen arranged to list
in the Department such forests,
farms and mineral lands as may be
offered for sale; such lists to be
printed and scut out with the lite
rature of the Department. Wanks
fortius purpose will also bo sup
plied to all persons applying.
Peace Commissioners Will
Go Northeast.
By Associated 1'iess.
Washington, July- 10. Assis
tant Secretary Pcirce announces
that the plenipotentiaries of Kiw
sia and Japan have agreed upon
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, . as
the meeting place for the sessions
of the peace conference to be held
outside of Washington.
The sessions will be held in the
government's navy yard in Ports
mouth, in the new building just
completed. .;::';.T -:.;v,.. :. ----i
'. ... The Diamond Cure.
The latest news from Paris, is.
that they have discovered a dia
mond cure for consumption. If
you fear consumption or pneumo
nia, it will, hoivevcr, be lxst for
you to take that great remedy
menlioned by W. T. Mc(iee, of
Vanleer, Tenn. "I luul u cough,
for fourteen years. Nothing help
ed me, until 1 tiKk Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption,
'Coughs and Olds, which gave in
stant rt-lief, and effected a perma-
Ji.ent cure.'' I7ni.nnllurl
"''S Dflli'n cure, for Throat and Lung Troub
- 1 At K.T. Smiiirsllnig store;
' ""ml U.0', guaranteed.
' $& r
;! H poem for Coday
P 9 9 t 1-1 t tltl
THE COLD-WATER MAN
By John
was nn hones flflhermnn.
1 lrn..w fclrti nnwiinir Wf.ll
And be lived bv a lit t la pond.
Kiun a mil uci. . . , .
J A grave and quiet ninn Wan he. v
....... I-.... kl. t. m-A
V HO Kivm iiib iiwn im.
a.. , Mm llntt nt llfn '
X Ula neighbors thought It odd.
$ For arlenee nnd for book he (aid
He never had a wish;
No school to him wns worth a fig
' Kxeept a chool of flsh.
In ahort. this honeat flnherman
All other tolls forsook;
Anil, thmuh no vagrant mm was he.
He lived by hook and crook.
T He ne'er naplred to mnli or wealth,
J fJor nred nbout a name;
I For, though much fnmcd for flh was
he. '- -
He never fished for fame.
1 To ehnrm the fish he never spoke, .
' Although his voice waa fine;
. ', He found the most convenient way
. . Wo Just to drop a line! '
And many a Ril'lR-on of the pond,
If mnde to apenk to-day. :
' 'Would own. with ttrl.f. the anKler hnd
I ; A mljhty talcing way!
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HIGHLANDS.
The Fourth of July was ushered
in with the ringing of the village
bells ami the. firing of cannon. The
Stars aiid Stripes, in all of its beau
ty, and with all the glory attached
to its origin and history, fluttered
in the gentle breeze and sparkled
in the warm July snnshine.
At night Mrs. John W. DurginJ
gave an entertainment, commemo
rative of the day of our glorious
independence. The ampin rooms
were finely decorated in the red,
white iiad blue, interspersed with
our beautiful mountain flowers.
The entertainment opened with
America, which was sung with a
will; and closed with the "Red,
White and JUue."'
A dialegue, "Our, country's
Wealth," written by Dr. Emma
I3illstein of Highlands, was pretti
ly recited by Miss Uertha Durgin,
Misses Christine and liessie An
derson, .Miss Pearl Brown and
Misses I)ora and Lula Smith. Mr.
Krva Durant represented the min
ute man in a pantomime. Mrs.
(iirtie Holt played the organ, and
Mi's. lr. Hideout sang a patriotic
song. Several others took part,
all of which made, it a most enjoya
ble occasion, and a fitting close to
the memorable day.
On Saturday 8th inst., several
hack loads, composed of Highlan
ders and Summer visitors, rode
out over tho new Scaley road to
the Flats, for a picnic; and to give
the strong and willing hands of the
Jjmcn, a goo dinner. Arri-
e people of the Flats
icro .found on
initihiis,
occasion.
abundant
justice wns
er uuiner the people
ailed to order by Mr. Potts,
introduced the Kev. W. W.
ikers, of Memphis, who made a
Bhortbut felicitous atldress.
T ii VirrsTftT oFSugarfork, and
Mr. J. B. Parkenson, of Florida,
with others, made remarks perti
nent to the occasion, licfore the
gat hering broke up, three .cheers
were called out for John II. Dal
ton, county engineer, then for Mr.
Barak Wright " of onr township,
and also for the hands who had
done such splendid work. Cheers
were also given : for Mr. W. T.
Potts, whose untiring zeal in this
enterprise is recognized. The day
was tine, and it will be rcniemliered
as a red let ter day in the establish
ing of an indissoluble bond, which
binds tho two townships together
in a happy union of interests;
;'.::-Bit."::
Yeargin Sanders Hurt.
Last Saturday evening Mr.
Yeargin Sanders, who works for
Mr. S. L. Rogers, was bringing a
pump engine on Mr. Rogers' wag
on to the Palmer shops for repairs,
when, in making a short turn the
engine was tilted off the wagon
with Mr. Sanders, falling on him
and pretty badly bruising him in
several places. It was thought at
first that lie; vm fatally injured,
but ft was found later that no
bonos were broken., Tho engine
weighed about 2,000 pounds and
had it not fallen on the hard road
bed with one end against a bank it
would have crushed his body in
two. It was a narrow escape with
only slight though painful inju
ries.' " .
Explosion . Kills 120 People.
"Cardiff, Wales, July 11. An
explosion of firedamp in No. 2 pit
of ' the United National colliery
company at vvatlitown, in the
Uhondda valley, the center of the
great Welsh coal fields, this mor
ning is believed to have resulted
in the loss of at least 120 lives.
Curt Coldi; rrevcnlt Pateumo!,
., fur c'jii'if'ijn; jJ'o. tun. fa omutcj
jf)le
.most
yeHtmple
ft
Ht I I I M. I I I J
TTTTTrrn
Godfrey Sax
, One Any, while fishing; on !off.
l'e mourned hla want of luck .
. When, suddenly, he felt a bile,
. And, Jer!ilnv caught a duck!
Alns! that diiv this flahermnn , .
Hud taken too much am;. '"
And, U'lng but a Jnnriixn.in, too,
. ' He couldn't keep the toe!
. Twn nil in vain with mlnht and main
' He airove to renih Ihe ahore:
'. Down, down ho went ti feed the fish
. He'd baited oft before! , ;
'.
The Jury gave their verdict that
'Twns noihlnrr c!a but gin,
That cnuaed the flatieminn to be
Bo andly taken In. " ,
Though one stood out npon n whim.
And anld the angler's alnughter
To be exact about the fart-- . ;
Wns clearly gln-und-wutert
The moral of this mournful tale
To nil la plain nnd elenr :
Tint drinking habits bring a man
" Too often to Ills bier.
And ho who scorns to "tnke the
pied se." .
And keep the promise f't,
Mm" he, In aplte of fnte, it stiff
Cold-water man at Inst!
J .t.--t--t-- ..- - t ..
HTrniTi "i r i i"i i
NEWS BRIEFS. .
-h -
We are informed (hat Murphy
is to have another State bank in
the near future. The prime mov
ers are J. 1. MeLelland, M. L.
Manney and A. 15. Dickey.
Cherokee Scout.
An Asheville lawyer has receiv
ed a prize of $25 from a New York
paper for the best description of a
jay bird.
The description reads as follows:
"He is a rattling, riotous rogue,
beautiful, brave and brilliant with
out song, sorrow or sadness. He
is with us all the year round."
On the 13th inst. there were
thirteen deaths and a score of oth
er persons overcome by heat in
New York City.
J. Howan Kogcrs and L. P. Sor
rell la.st Thursday, in court in Ual
cijjh, plnid jfiiiU.V t embracery
with which they were charged in
connection with the (lattH-Kili
case.
Troy, the county seat of Mont
gomery county, has voted a school
tax, and will establish n modern
graded school.
Forced to Starvo.
It. F. Leek, of Concord, K'.,
says: "For years I suffered ago
nies, with a sore on my rrriyMTipT
so painful, sjmeUnst"tJmt I could
not eat. . Afleivainly trying eve
rything elsprl cured it, with ltuck-
ItmATnica Salve." It's great
minfflimnTor burns, cuts and wounds. At
Smith's drig sore; Only 25ih
Witte Made Peace Envoy,
St. Petersburg, J lily 13. 12:S5
p. in. Eniicror Nicholas ' has
signed the appointment of M.
Witte, president Of the committee
of ministers, toJejJffffVfrfn
Tintiar.v represiMitinsr the Kussian
government in the jKice negotia
tions to be conducted next month
in the United StaJi'S. The ap
pointment, which wits signed after
midnight, clothes ,M. Witte with
plenary ihjwcm. .
Witte was appointed in place of
M. Muravieff, who had previously
ln?en appointed.- Ed. .
ORZA.
Kind Ym Haw Hlww Bocghl
Push lit Along.
That was a aood suggest ion made
by somo of tlie members of the
joint press association of Virginia
and North Carolina at Asheville
that a 8outlJrn press association
should be oJganiiied. It is a trite
observation that in union there is
strength. iHie co-operation of the
press and direct public opinion.
The soiitlirti states have many in
teresting miters that" might " be
promoted! by a concerted effort of
the piessl Lynchburg (Va) News
Twenty Four Are Hanged.
OdesJn, July 18. Twenty-four
leaders! of the, recent disturbances
here wiere hanged today in various
prisonfe, Another batch of seven
teen l ill be publicly executed up
on thl! arrival here of Gen. Igna
tietf,lpresident of the special con
ference for tlie revision of the ex
ceptional law, designed for sa e
if ding public order. ; 1
fGen. LecAddresces the
Georgia Solo s.
Atlanta, (ia., July. ia.v(.en.
epliw 1). Iii'e, c;hhiiiiiihU r-in-
liief of tlie United Confederate
eterans, ilelivereJ , an ad Jr s ti
lie general asxemWy of (eorjin in
ioiut wssion in tin hail of. tlie
house of i"enres(;nt .itivea here to
day. - . : - " '
CAST O XI XA.m
' llie KisJ V,iii i
r.
V i T'-sj' ' rr-S
: Tho Kind Ton Ilavo Always
' iu uw iur u.ut ju yeurs, una uuriiQ iiiv
! ; " " and has been made i
i ff' J jtftf-f1' 7 sonal supervision sit
wWW Allow no one to decf
in use for over 30 years,
and
All Counterfeits, Imitations and"JuRt-fts-go'ol'nre but? 7
Bxperiments that trifle with and endanger tlio health of
lufauts and Children Experience- against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops autl Eoothlng-Syrups. It is I'lcusaut. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotlfj
substance. Its ago is Its guarantee.- It destroys Worms
and alleys Fevcrishriess. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
. Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. 4 1 assimilates tho Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.-
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears tho
Tlio Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
twe etMtun oomwmT. rr muwwav whkct. ww town omr.
t COMBINATION
is.
I Press, Tri'-IVeckly Const., Sunny South, $'.()
Press, Weekly Const, and Sunny South,
Press and Tri-Weekly Constitution,
Press and Weekly Constitution,
Press and Sunny South,
H Pi'osa null. Sp.m.i-Wpf'klii
ift ' V W J v. ,. v. . .
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OUTDOING EXPECTATIONS.
We are always glad to print i;i
Jhe Franklin Prone a story ahout a
rftuiarkalilo success achieved by
advertisiug, suit .especially so
when the article advertised is our
of superior merit.
Not bo very long ai Dr. F. T.
Smith, one of Franklin's meet eu-
lorprising druggist, cuoeeih'd in
putting the Dr. llowurd Co. to al
low him to sell llieir Sp'-ciiic to
the cure of constipation a id dys.
pepsin at half price, us an niiro
ductory otlVr.
iare-iults of this ndv.-r'iaitig
have beeuv'lib(iioni'8i and there
has brou ha7uTS3se'-jk without
l)r Simlh K.i..rfi?rimJ to ordnr
fresh supplies.
Such was bis couflJeuce in the
remedy that h persjually gunrau
teed every packugu of the Specific
thai hi) has sold, and ugreed to re
fund tin) money if it did not cure.
His faith was well foUtidd, foi1
out of the hundreds of package1
he has sold, "nit nw has Aweu re
Turued'.
Dr. F. T. Smith, in commenting ,
upou the great moce.-8 ihut fo
cvufjTia adoptiou of his fiig.es
tiou.V I only :n rrankliu but in
other jiices, showed 1 1 ie l uussa
lol t-r from I). F. Davis, ol Burro, i
one of the best kuowu Jiu:giBta m
Vermont, Mr. Davis niote: ';The
Btiocess of Dr. llowanl'd Specific
in our city is wonderful. I ru-
ceived my first consigument ifts
last of July, aud sine tliuii have
sold hundreds of , packages, and
cannot got it fast enough to keip
my customers supplied. I have
not hud a single bolilu returned,
although I have gauranlkcd every
uue, nud have heard uuthitig but
praise, of its merits. This is a
record uusurpaSBfed by any ieu.e
dy that I have sold iu the Iw-nty-fiv
years I have been in thu drug
busuiess." - '
tope the cough and hela lunga
A Hiappy Home
. To have i happy home you must have children, as
they are great happy-home-makers. If a weak woman, you
can be made strong enough to bear healthy children, with '
little pain or discomfort to yourself, by taking
mil
OF
A Building Tonic For Women,
, It will ease away all your pain,' reduce inflammation.
cure leucorrhei (whites), falling womb, ovarian trouble"
disordered meii.es, backache, headache etc., and muke
childbirth natuad and easy.
- At every drug store in
Ciirt thi-m. Addrpesf IjkIk1' Advinnr
ivpt., TUo riiEitlftmit ft Medkme Co.,
OiiatUuooK-v, IVutt.i
. WRITE US 1 LETTER .
Put ail 1-1 timlJ jr fttid writ na
froelv and fraukly.li itricU"Jt confi
dence, telling us : your DTiiipUmis
and troubles. Wewl: tvnC fiw advice
3
3:
Bought, and which lias been
lias borne tho signature or
has been mode under his pcr-
Ince Us infancy.
deceive you lu this.
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, HARDWARE.
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call An and inspec t our goods, t
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Materials, Mechanics Tools, 1
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M. TROTTER, Mercharit .
FRANKLIN, N. C.
lam selling off my line of General Mer-
chandise, giving good bargains, and during ;
the year n-i.ll make a specially of Hardware, j
suited to the needs of this immediate section. ;
jiropose to sell for pay down which will :
enable me to give my customers better bar- '.
gains than caw be ajforded under the credit ;
system. I solicit the continued patronage of :
all who have patronized me so liberally in
the past. All who are indebted to me for
goods will please call and settle and ta)ie a
new start under the new schedule.
Call at THOTTEU'S for your
HARDWARE.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
State Normal and In
dustrial
COURSES
Vr-J-JiLi' .Literary: C
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all fre-tnltinnitiliriitioiiH HhoiiliUm inrwln Iwfure July 1.1. Oirn'mlcnw Inrilr.J
tniiil tlinai' ili'sinng I'limpi'trnt tuiii'liitra aucl httui)(rnilii!ra. For (:iitlii unci iImt in
(ormatlnn, mldri aa
CHARLES I). MeJVFR, President
GREENSBORO, N. C.
&ORIDER
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UUI1WI UUI PRIOCM AND rfece TKIMi. UT rt.lt. lira.
quiMient. wndriM and auortln ood ot all klnda, at hail fwrular miri In onr
big line Simdrj Calalogu. Ouuuiiua a world ot unfiil lufuraisUoD, Writ tor lu
PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES 4
Regular prloe $8.80 per pair.
To Introduce $l "T HZ
uao taffj Gall MM I W
You a Sample
Pair for Only
NAILS. TACKS
OR BLASS
W0N7 LET
OUt THE AIR
NO MORE TROUBLE PUNCTURES
Result of 15 years experience, iti tire making.
Ho danmf from THORNS, OAOTUS,
PINS, NAILS, TAOKS or GLASS. Serious
punctures, like Intentional knife cuts, can be
vulcanized us e any uuier in re.
florid for fcataloirae "T." ahowtnf all klnda
1m Coatr-Brak.. Bollt-un Whoola and
Notice the thick ruhter tread A" and
cntlasf. any oth.T make-Soft, Klatle and
AND HUWMTION whout ,nt frpostt.
Wb will allow a aaoatwir or wnereor amain urn i,ii"f;i"
at-nii full mmh aWf Wn lire to tw Nluraed at our expel U uo satblwtotr o
examinatiou. . . m'm '
HEAD CYCLE CO., Dept. J.L."CIUGACO, ILL
J. A, MUNDAY.
livery, Feed and Sales
. - FRANKLIN, N. C.
h:A at'tvli'f, I'll mpt nlUutlon, Kcason.
. nl.lt! l::lti'F.
The p;liiinrc of fte pi:tre sc3ol ti. ' ;
X
are, invited to
suit everybody
of occupation, i
0
a t living prices.
tuu itiiiouij)L,i
J
Furllu - iliMiluta of Hie Stated' "tl 'Tiil
HMYl' T.i tiAciir.. lwinr,! IntliH rliiniinrl(a.
AGENTS WANTED
College. I
- j
Conin'rcial ''f
"VaJfomcHtic S'ience jr
No money Roquircu
until you receive and approve of your bicycle.
XZVn Ten Days Free Trial
laosWodX $10 to $24
with Coaster - Brake and Functurelesi Tlrt.
1903 S, 1904 Modota A7 4g
Best Makes VT IU V
Any nuike or model you want at one-Mini wnuiC
price. Choice of any standard tire and best
equipment on all our bicycles, titronytit guarantee.
We SHIP ON APPRO VAl C. O. D. to any
one without a cent devotii and allow 10 DAYS
FREE TRIAL Wore purchase is binding.
BOO Second Hand Wheels 61 to
taken in trade brour Chlrato reUH Korea, QtJ It IfW
all makes and BKMlvla. rood fta wT..: .
"'" " Hc ha rm FMT""
EASY RUINS, IT R OHO,
DURABLE, SELF MEM.INQ '
FULLY COVERED kf PATENTS
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS
nd makeaof Um at e.M)pr Pair t'P
BIcyclw - SiindrlM at fw awwW frlom
liunetiiro stripa "B" and O." ! IMa Ore w
Easy ttldlnt. We 11 siilp 0. ft B. OM ArtROVI
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ill
OVAL.
Highlands Insurance
Agency.
1
Ioeures only iu the bent Com
paiiien.
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L"8e promplly paid. j
T. Baxter White, Agent,
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