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'I'll K ATliAiMTA SEMI-WffiliiKIjY JOUKJNAJj, ATJjAiNTA, UA., FKIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1913.
The highest point of woman’s hap
piness is reached only through moth
erhood. Yet the mother-to-be is often
fearful of nature’s ordeal and shrinks
from the suffering incident to its eon
summation. In Mother’s Prieijd is to
he found a medicine of great value to
every expectant mother. It is intended
to prepare the system for the crisis,
and thus relieve, in great part, the
suffering through which the mother
usually passes. The regular use of
Mother’s Friend will repay any mother
in the comfort it affords before, and
the helpful restoration to health and
strength it brings
about after baby s*;
comes. Mother’s
Friend is for sale If!
at drug stores, Rj
Write for our
free * book for expectant mothers
which contains much valuable infor
mation.
BRADRELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga.
TRUST ORGANIZERS MUST
GO TO JAIL, SAYS MILS
Do People
Shun You
Proposed . New Corporation
Laws for Jersey Garries Jail
Sentences for Promoters
(By Associated Press.)
TRENTON, N. J.. Jan. 21.—A sweep
ing program proposed changes in the
corporation laws of New Jersey was an
nounced by Governor Wilson today. Not
only would it be a misdemeanor under
the proposed laws to acquire a monop
oly or interfere with freedom of compe-
tion, but jail sentences are contem
plated for those who promote or or
ganize a trust.
To effect th^se changes, seven vol
uminous bills have been drafted by
Governor Wilson, Chancellor "Walker
and Judge Van Syckel. I They will be
introduced in the state legislature to
night.
The first of the bills provides for a
punishment not exceeding three years*
.mprisonment and $1,000 fine for any
or
ON ACCOUNT OF FOUL BREATH
FROM CATARRH?
THEN READ BELOW.
WATCH AND RING FREE corporations, firms or individuals who
may agree to any of the following.
toring Picture Xschiuts,
Jibles, Lace Cnrifiins, Lock-
its and Chains, Cameras,
bracelets, Dinner Sets, Sil<
lerwafre, Rifles, Violins,
iceordioRs, etc., given for
Jelling high grade Art and kV
RELIGIOUS PICTURES ! v
:: 1
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m
••Christ is Hoad of this
House,” ‘*Birth of Christ,” ‘-The
lord Is My Shepherd,” “Faith,
Sop* and Charity, “Guardian
Ingel,” “Christ Blessing Little
Shildren, “Lo.d’s Supper,”
"-Young Mother and Babe,” -On
■nard,” and other beautiful pias
tres in natural colors. Originals
tost thousands of dollars. Note
trashy picture in the lot. Site
increase
To limit production, or
prices; to prevent competition in manu
facturing, transporting or selling any
commodity to fix to any standard or
figure whereby prices to tne
shall in any manner be controlled, to
make any agreement which shall direct
ly or indirectly preclude a free Mi ™
restricted competition among them
selves, or any purchasers, or
ers; to malt e any secret oral tgreemmt
whereby the same thing
accom-
IfcM.la*.’ YwWill StHOar wok.i, • - ,. . ,
FamousPietnrr*.Where Yon f r*j/ J pllShea. . .. . „ nrnftV ationS
( ailed to Sell (hhern. Send J /■ The other bills rule that corp
!oc CO of our hsodfe-tnast pictures, Twit'S' ■wlf - £ , ,, , ofnek uDOn fictitious
shall not issue stoea urun
i*t«sd premium list. You can sell r> f nrOTiertV. blit mil St IBaKe a.
them in 10 minutes. Send us ?2, and premium will hs scut at onoe. MONET V£UUeS Ol P F . . : nn •” nTOViCle
back o? hot gansrizD. «LIIMWATCH4MDSE.CO.,0epi 13Sshicagafair bona fide valuation, y t
by fine and imprisonment.
I will lend^ott a VICTOR
Talking Machine FREE
bona
punishment
or VICTROLA
for those wh<^ organize a corporation*
restraint
acquiring stock of other
“My, My! What a Breath! Why Don’t
You have Gauss Cure That
Catarrh?”
If you continually k’hawk and spit and
there is a constant dripping from the
nose into the mouth, if you have foul,
disgusting breath, you have Catarrh
and I can cure it.
All you need to do is simply this: Fill
out coupon below.
Don’t doubt, don’t argue! You have
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doing as I tell you. I want no money
—just your name and address.
I no for a trial in your own home. You need not send me
j one cent. I will send you a genuine Victor or Victrola
* Cany one you may choose from my complete Free cata-
losr); if after trial you decide to keep it, I will sell it to you
on terms of my easy payment plan, and for not one cent
more than you would pay for a cash purchase. If you de-
^ttdethat you don’t want it just notify me and
k, send it back at my expense. The risk is all
A mine. I trust you. Write to-day for my
J proposition. PETER GOODWIN, Pres.,
Gcodwia Mercantile Co.,
119 'entar? Bldg., St. Louis, Mo.
companies;
panies from
corporations. that the consent
public utility commission must
* 1 . x w,.-.Vo pnrnora-
of t**e
be procured when two or more corpora-
^ . . Atviove is a pro-
discrimina-
tions want to merge, an dthere Is a pro
FEEE
This coupon is good for one trial
package of Gauss’ Combined Catarrh
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Simply fill In your name and address
on dotted lines below and mail to
C.. E. GAUSS, 4385 Main Street,
Marshall, Mich.
(Advt.)
hibition against improper
tion by corporations in prices of com
mocuties in afferent committments.
GOVERNMENT’S ACTION
ABSURD, SAYS-TRUESDALE
(By Associated Press. 1
AeW YORK, Jan. 2-0.—“Absurd,
RSetitr Agents Wanted — . „ rhar _
} in each town to ride and exhibit sample 1913 warranted and uncalled-for -are
acterizations which William H. Trues-
daie - p residcnt ° f the I ' ackawanna rai1 '
to $12 road, is quoted today as placing upon
] tOO Second - Hand Wheel« the government seizure of the Lacka-
• gJLr:fnew‘ J . rr '° de ‘ S ’ $3 to $8 wanna pier at Buffalo, on Saturday,
f GreatFACTOitVcLEARINasALB The pier in question, extending about
! KoShifi or? Approval without a 1 000 feet along the mouth of the Buf-
_ 'To d ffATs V FREi ,a TniAL. falo river, carries one of the railroad's
ES, coaster brake rear wheels, lamps, sun- 'coal trestle®. In seizing the property
f dries, parts and repairs for a!! makes o f bicycles -u v a force of infantrymen from Forr
"at half usual prices. DO NOT BUY until you get ^ a Iorce OI / . . . c +
onr'—taiosues and offer. Write now. Forter, the war department claims tnat
MEAD CYCLE CO. Dept. C-ISOCHICAGO raiirnad has no right to the prop-
IV!
C-180 CHICAGO ^ he railroad has no right to the prop-
_ „ erty, as it was acquired by the United
. States in 4826.
LADIES’ SIZE )WITGH “We have occupied this pier for thir
Flooding of Sewers in Evans
ville Causes Sickly
Cqnditions
“The
)HHI Wlfl t y years,” said Mr. Truesdale.
«dV.HO l T"'££% question of our use of the property came
CDCC the b«st timekeeper ever offered as up during President Clevelands admin-
f a premium, ft is handsomely en- ivt ration and was decided satfcsf actor-
graved and guaranteed. Is stem wind, stem set. dLiun .
If you want this fine ladies'watch free, all you ily. The dispute Which hRS nOW arisen
what the government's policy
Thtey are all the rage every wi>ere. Send toward the rallroaqS JS.
me the $3 you collect and for your trouble
I will send you this fine
1fAUl.ES* WATCH, also
a FLEUR DE LIS
CHATELAINE PIN or
LONG ?s'ECK CHAIN
and a BEAUTIFUL SET
DUBLIN STOCKBROKER
WILLING TO RETURN
KING as an extra present. Write to-day.
M. O. SEITZ, c 70 CHICAGO.
SOLO
(By Associated Press.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20.—Patrick
Joseph Kirwan, a stockbroker, of Dub
lin, Ireland, arrested upon his arrival
here yesterday, will be arraigned late
ACCORDION
jama evraj nere yesteruay, wm uc anaigucu ww
itt t—- boa today before a United States commission
er. The warrant issued at the instance
of British Consul General A. Carnegie
Ross, charges Kirwan with embezzle
ment and fraud. The complaint speci
fies that Kirwan sold stock for a client
about January 1, and realized the equiv
alent of $1,104, which he appropriated.
Kirwan admitted his act and said be
would make no objection to returning
to Dublin for trial.
Sweet toned deep voiced
instrument, with which
you can play beautiful
music for concerts and
dances. Frame very large,
,10 keys, full set reeds, %
8tops, double bellows, eb-
onized case, nickel plated
va’iTei and trimmines. Seed
for 24 pieces of Jewelry to sell
at 10c. each, return $2.40 when
"* nd we send the accord ic
toLunnu novelty co., Dept. 550, 41531 B0ST0 - N i mass.
WATGH.RiNG f^ptCipiVIARSHALLVILLE BANK
and chain DECLARES DIVIDEND
American Movement VS atch. Beautifully en
graved case, warranted time keeper, also
chain and. Signet Ring, all given Free for
MARSHALLVILLE, Ga., Jan. 20.—
selling 20 pieces jewelry at 10cts ea. INnta _ . ,,
for jewelry, when sold send us the f2.00The stockholders of the Citizens bank
and we send Watch, Ring recently held the annual meeting and
and Cham. - .
— - - in--sw e iected for the ensuing year the fol
ic agio Watch Co.
Dept. 257 East us«ton, Mass.
i'S’FREE
fcond your name and fddren and
we w“l send you lz Beautiful
Oriental Rings to sell at 10 cents
each. All the rage in New York.
When sold return us $1.20 and
get these fri.ur Beautiful Actress
Rings Free, also big premium
list of nearly CO premiums and
how to get them.
HOWARD & CO.,
106 Rose St., Palmyra, Pa,
lowing directors: Messrs. F. J. Fred
erick, S. M. Timberlake, J. W. Freder-
k, E. J. Martin, I. F. Murph. ( Those
'acted as officers are J. W. Frederick,
evident; I. F. Murpn, vice president;
. C. Kaslam, cashier.
A dividend of 10 per cent was de
clared on the capital stock and $3,500
^*as passed to the undivided profits.
WATCH
.ARDINAL FARLEY TO
VISIT BAHAMA ISLANDS
(By Associated Press.)
We positively give free a beautiful, gold- KETV YORK, Jan. 20.—Cardinal Far-
finished, engraved American made, stem ley sailed today 'for the Bahamas,
> *0* ri nd t stem set watch, proper size, guar- , v , , , a., ..,-
Vaateed five years. Also a beautiful ring where he will make his, triennial in-
fsetmththree diamond cutbriUiants for spection of thfi church there. Although
r ’selling 20 jewelry articles
at 10c each. Order jewelry
today. When sold send $2,.
twillsendwatch.ring.chain)
ARDEN WATCH CO. Oepfc 7f Chicago
the islands are British territory, the
Roman Catholics there have been for
many yearg tinder the jurisdiction of
the Archbishop of New York. This is
_ the cardinal’s first trip the island
WATCH. RENQ CBiPjE 18 * 1106 "*V S elevation to :».e cardinalate
AND CHAIN IT KSLliand the governor of the island is plan-
a public dinner in his honor.
r tellinz our art post i
at 10c a packet. Order 20 packets
When sold Bend $2.C*
we will send you
a stem-wind, 6-yr. »—~ r
snteed watch, highly enr
graved, proper size: alsosijr-
aet rinir And p&Rdsome ehai.i.
PALACE MFG CO- Deo 7fJ CHICAGO
NEW COUNCIL TAKES
CHARGE OF JACKSON
(By Associated Press.)
EVANSVILLE, Ind., Jan. 20.—With a
steady rain throughout last night and
this morning and with a flood stage, the
highest sirce 1884, the gravity of Ev
ansville’s fight against the Ohio river
was increased today. While the rain
fall was less than one inch, it presented
a new problem in caring for the home
less. The river stood at 46.4 feet this
morning. .
Fear of a typhoid fever epidemic due
to the flooding of the sevVers has been
expressed in some quarters.
A large number of manufacturing
plains have been covered with water,
throwing hundreds of workmen out of
employment.
Lost His Life Rescuing
a Mother and Her Baby
(By Associated Press.)
COVINGTON, Ky., Jan. 20.—In an ef
fort to aid a sick flood sufferer, who
was waterbound, Andrew Weger, who
lives in a houseboat on the Ohio at
this point, last night lost his life. Weger
ad rowed to the partly submerged home
uf a woman, whose baby was ill, and
taking the mother and child in his boat,
started toward a drug store, when he
fell unconscious in the bottom of his
boat.
The screams of the woman attracted
the life saving crew, which reached the
scene just in time to rescue the woman
and the baby before the boat, carrying
Weger, was swept beneath a fleet of
coal barges. His body was not re
covered.
UFOLLETTE SAYS FEW
L
Wisconsin Senator Attacks
Character Certificate Clause
of Immigration Bill
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.—“Rules and
regulations of the senate and house have
have been so framed and so built up
and engrafted upon by precedent as to
put the legislation of this congress in
the hands of a few men.” declared Sen
ator La Follette, in the senate today,
speaking against the conference report
on the immigration" frill.
“I hopp the time is coming when these
two bodies will be made more demo
cratic and more responsive to the pub
lic will,” he added. ■
Senator La Follette attacked the
clause put into the bill by the confer
ence report by which immigrants might
be debarred from the United States un
less they* brought certificates of char
acter, when their native soil had a law
authorizing such certificates.
He declared that conference commit
tees of the house and senate shoiild not
have the power to put new provisions
into bills over which the two houses
had disagreed. Such action, he declar
ed, put the legislation of important
questions into the hands of isx or seven
men
A determined fight in which Senators
Stone, O’Gorman and Simmons joined
was made on the “certificate of charac
ter” clause.
Senator La Follette said it went far
beyond the purpose of the supporters
of the plan and turned over to other
countries the determination of what
class of immigrants should be accept
able in the United States.
Practically every senator received a
telegram from Louis Marshall, presi-^
dent of the American Jewish league,
saying the inevitable result would be
to ex*clude a majority of Jews coming
from Russia and Roumania.
Senator Lodge contended that the pro
vision did not affect Russian immi
grants and held that the conferees had
not exceeded their authority.
Senator La Follette declared Russia
could prevent its people leaving for
the United States by refusing to issue
certificates of good . character. Rus
sians who now come to the United
'States surreptiously, he said, would un
der the new provisioris be excluded.
“All those who believed in republican
principle of government could be refused
a .certificate,” he said;
“Russia knows one free tongue in New
York is more harmful to Russian des
potism than 10,000 shackled subjects in
Siberia.
“Russia does not want these people
seeking freedom admitted to the United
States and I believe that somei others
do not want them admitted, foh these
people are a menace to plutocracy and
there are certain people in this country
who do not favor encouraging the men
ace to plutocracy.”
. i I i i ■
SEVEN ARE FATALLY HURT
IN FIERCE KNIFE DUEL
Old Feud Breaks Out at Glenn
Alpine Between Two
Families
(By Associated Press.)
CHARLOTTE, N. C., Jan. 20.—A fierce
pistol and knife duel took place at Glen
Alpine, a small place six miles from
here, tonight, in which six men received
what is thought to be fatal wounds.
Dr. E. A. Hennessee, a prominent physi
cian of Burke county, was one of the
combatants, and was shot through the
head and lungs, and cannot live through
the night.
UPSHAW IS NAMED
D0UGLASVILLE MAYOR
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
DOUGLASVILLE, Ga.. Jan. 21.—The
election for mayor, councilmen and
school board was held here Saturday,
the 18th. There was only on e candidate
for mayor and Mr. L. C. Upshaw was
chosen without opposition. Mr. Ray
mond Duncan was elected recorder. The
follqwing were elected councilmen:
V. R. Smith, Joseph Abercrombie, J.
L. Cooper, Judge Cooper, M. E. Geer,
Dr. Rube Poole and Pat McGuoirk. The
following were elected on the school
board: R. E. Edwards, W. C. Aber
crombie, F. M. Stewart, W. D. Peace
and W. T. Roberts. In a closely con
tested race, Mr. Dude McKelvy, the in
cumbent, defeated Mr. Raleigh Hagin for
marshal. It was a very quiet and or
derly election.
TO YOU WHO ARE SICK
I OFFER A COMPLETE $2.50 TREATMENT FREE
I am giving away ABSOLUTELY FREE OF CHARGE a
complete $2.50 course of my world famous treatment for
the Heart and Nerves. Also my fine, illustrated book tell
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Who Makes This
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NO CHARGE WHATEVER
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More Men
At $15.00
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Read This Letter
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b we are paying Mr. Horton.
. Texas, 1012.
I P. W. Goodman,IPres. Regal Tailoring Co.
■ Here’s a picture of my store, showing yon tha
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| next month that 1 started with you. When 1 left
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411 Regal Bldg.. Chicago, IK.
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MY AGE IS
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GIVEN AWAY
Throws Away
His TRUSS!
Any
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remit us the three dol
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ELK TAILORING CO.,
y 752 Jackson BlVd.
ExnreilS^ggafcwL Chicago .
Charges
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Bridgewater, Conn.
FITS
FOUNDER OF AMERICAN
NEWS COMPANY DIES
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.—Solomon
Whittlesey Johnson, president of the
American News company for the past
twelve years, died at his home here
yesterdaj’, at the age of eignry-three.
He was the last survivor of the seven
founders of the company in 1864.
Throws away his Truss.
The case of Captain Oollings gives en
couragement for all sufferers from rupture.
He suffered a double rupture —and- was
j confined to his bed for years. Physicians
examined his case and pronounced an
i operation necessary, but he kept experi-
[ mentlng on himself, and finally to the
I astonishment of all, he cured his ruptures
^ and never had any return of the trqpble.
Captain Codings will tell you just how
he did this and will send you FREE trial 1
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you nothing and benefit must surely result. {
write today and commence using his sys
tem at once. Address: Capt. W. A. Codings, I
165V Arsenal St„ Watertown, N. Y.
$2 Bottle
I have been treating Epilepsy, Fits, or
~ * access fully ‘
Killed by Train
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
WAYCROSS, Ga., Jan. 20.—Leon Mal-
phaus, of Ridgeland, S. C., was instant
ly killed by a westbound Atlantic Coast
Line passenger train at the Satilla river,
just east of Waycross, Sunday morning.
The remains were taken to Ridgeland
for interment.
Cat a rr
WATCH STAG FOB
JACKSON, Ga., Jan. 20.—At the last
meeting of city council, the business of
last year was gone over and finished
and the new administration sworn in.
There were but two changes in the
eldermanic board, and ad the old offi-
njade,stem wind and stemi
watch with beautiful engraved ca
guaranteed five years, and this new!
Stag Watch Fob, givon free for dia-’
nosing of only 8 set of our fine Art — „ . . , _ ,
[Pictures at25e a set, or chain instead of fob if :ers were re-elected, as follows: J. A.
you prefer. Send nano e and will send pictures .\J C Michael, clerk; W. H. Wilson. tax
at once. Remit $2 collected and for your -r> , . _ „
trouble will send Watch and Fob or chain, or C0lle0tC)r ’ ** • D. Pope, Chief, Of police;
i^ttSPA^lS'SSSr^iSS^iTeSSS M - Thorirton - assistant chief.
The accompanying illustra
tion shows how Dr. Blosser’s
Catarrh Remedy reaches all
parts of the head, nose,
throat and luugs that become
affected by catarrh.
This remedy is composed
of herbs, leaves, flowers and
berries (containing no tobac
co or habit-forming drugs >
v Well are smoked In a small clean pipe or made
into a cirgarette tube. The medicated fumes
arc inhaled in a perfectly natural way.
A r.ve day’s free trial of the rern&ny. a
small pipe and also an illustrated booklet ex
plaining catarrh will be mailed upon request.
Simply write a postal card or letter to
DR. J. W, BLOS3ER, 61 Walton St., Atlanta,
Georgia.
— 1,400 NEGROES ATTEND
FARMERS’ SHORT COURSE
full'll ' “ ' ' £
chemicals, etc., with full instructions. Just
send your name and address, we send you (Special Dispatch to The Journal)
TUSKEGEE, Ala., Jan. 21—Fourteen
send us the ji.so and the Camera pud hundred negro farmers from Macon
compi«e <M.t«t i. jAwn, •irtdress and Elmore counties, Alaboma, and
GLOBE CQ„ Dept. ns ,Green, 1 ne,Pa. others frQm the states of South Caro
H E S E
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Write for 12 packages
Bluine to sell at 10c a
package. Remit $1.20
when »©id snd we w 111 send FR£E
.• th«»« 4 genuine gold plate'! rings,
1 guaranteed to giro satisfaction.
-i* HLCIXE MFG. CO.
9 171 Mill St., Concord Jc!.,Mas*.
lina and Indiana, have been in atten
dance upon the farmers’ short course at
Tuskegee Institute.
Colquitt Farmers Busy
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
MOULTRIE, Ga., Jan. 2o.—The day
of “front porch farming” has passed,
at least in Colquitt county, as the far
mers are actually in earnest about
making good crops this year and the
amount of plowing already done ex-
iovelVest Valeri- ceeds that of many years. In every
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exaui8Xte go.d, embossed designs, all different aud . 4v> , ,• ... »
large Illustrated magazine, sent you three months for farmers plowing with from two
large illustrated magazine, sent you three months ror x<li 111C1 ° w w 1L11 iCPh
only 10 oents. every day LIFE. Dept, v, chioago to three mules hitched to a plow.
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Name of Student
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Home of Student
Name of College
Where located
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thank you a thousand times.” “May God bless you,” etc.
I will be pleased to prepare and send free a 16-oz. bot
tle, (regular *2.00 size), also testimonials to anyone
suffering with this disease, who will give me a full
description of their case. Address
F. E. GRANT, M. D., Dept. 622, Kansas City, Mo.
FULL QUART FREE!
TTi
EXPRESS PREPAID
EXPENSE.
From Distillery (not mail order house) direct to you. Honest people arc satislied to
pay a reasonable Wholesale Distillery price lor pure corn whiskey, all they want is
that they are getting their money s worth—so we have arranged thal you may test
our famous Yellow Seal Corn Whiskey and know that it is ths bpst ever.
OUR OFFER; Send $5, the wholesale distillery price lor 8 lull
quart bottles ol Yellow Seal Corn Whiskey, and we will send one lull quart free, or 9
bottles in all. EXPRESS PREPAID. Test the whiskey any way you like and il not
satislied that Yellow Sffil Corn Whiskey is the best whiskey you ever tasted return the
8 bottles at our expense and keep the one quart bottle and your $5 will be returned to you.
Yellow Seal Corn Whiskey is fully matured and shipped direct from distillery
in Sealed Packages. No chance to doctor or extend Yellow Seal Corn Whiskey.
It is so, pure you can add as much water again as whiskey then have belter whiskey
than many oi the cheap brands ollered by mail order houses. In case you wish some other quantity, we ship
EXPRESS PREPA8D.
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Where located
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S^50 '1}yP f„:i
« Quarts | df&aB Pints 3
48t2P,s.
Fu - u - s ir so ioOl4pS14
F l-2Pts.
Remember you receive this fine corn whiskey
from distillery direct to you and not from a
cheap mail order house. We must please you or
your money back.
CHATTANOOGA DISTILLERY
Proprietors Distillery No. 115, District of Term.
265 Main S4., CI3ATTANODGA. TENN.
ORDER BLANK -
CHATTANOOGA DISTILLERY, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Please express prepaid
Qts.
Pts.
Yellow Seal Corn Whiskey
Enclosed find &
Name !
Address-
STRAIGHT
Order
msam
by :
Mail
UNEQUALED y
Kentucky’s Great Whiskey
Express Prepaid from Distiller to You
2 fta!!fiAn<£ fpr 9 r ,* for ,$ 3 * Choice of Rye, Bourbon or Corn
uailUlld !L»r Fulton Straight whiskey highest medicinal thoroughly
matured, in Myers patent 1 gallon demijohns. To prove Fulton is best you need
send no money
We ship on 30 days’creditif you have your merchant or bank write us guar-
O.D. Full Quart Bottles of Rye, Bourbon or Corn are
anteeing account. No C. _
expressed prepaid in plain boxes, either 4 for $3, 8 for $6. or 12 for $9,
Unless fully satisfied, please return; if paid for, all your
money will be refunded by return mail.
aboekss MYERS & COMPANY VVarehouse N »-
COVINGTON, KY. 130
I Sol* Owhiii U.8. Bbg.Dist’y No. J2.6th. Dint. Kt., Orders from Mont., Wyo., Colo., N. Mcx. and West thereof, must call
for either 20 full quart bottles, 6 gallons in demijokm or a cask, for $15. by prepaid freight. Write for express terms.
" Write lor cur Book* Cuotomor" and prioe list—staled. SSSSISISSIS
if
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