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Übe Georgia Home Insurance Co. of Columbus, Ga., is a HOME INSTITUTION pRGANinP 1859 NEARLY A HALF CENTURY OLP Total Assets Over One Million Dollars Surplus to Policy Holders Over One-Half Million Dollars Losses Paid Since Organization Over Five Million Dollars Patronize the Georgia Home and Help IT to help YOU Develop the Infinite Resources of Dixie Land. AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH wnw - - - ■ i Mlllll , Farmers’ Catechism Do you want to know all about the Union of American Farmers? Price, $1.25, but to you only 10 cents. Organization work made easy. Hundreds of questions, and every phase of the work covered; besides, two of the most powerful speeches ever delivered to American farmers, by- Judge Fisk, national lecturer (to Kansas farmers, July 4), and C. A. Windle, general lecturer and organizer. These speeches alone are worth $lO to every farmer. They’re the cream of years of study, by two great scholars and orators. They’re rich and juicy. 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Please ship ten cases Medicated Salt Brick at once. It gives us great pleasure to say that the Medicated Salt Brick which we have been buying ever since you began its m nufacture has given perfect satlsfac tion, and we heartily recommend them. Alcolu, S. C., July 26, 1907. D. W. ALDERMAN & SONS CO. BLACKMAN STOCK REMEDY CO., Chattanooga, Tenn. If Your Dealer Woat Supply You, Write U». PAGE THIRTEEN