CONFEDERATE VETERANS
you can find nothing more pleasing to
the people for Memorial Day than my
two poems entitled: “OUR CONFED
ERATE DEAD” and “THE WAR BE
TWEEN THE STATES.”
Have them spoken by two young la
dies on that day during your exercises.
Both of the poems pay a high tribute
of praise to the living as well as the
dead soldiers. They tell of your gal
lantry and chivalry during those try
ing days, and close with beautiful and
tender expressions of love and remem
brance of those whose graves you will
soon decorate with flowers.
They are nicely printed, and both of
them will be sent, postpaid, upon re
ceipt of $1 money order. Every living
veteran should have them. Send NOW.
Address
T. R. ARMSTRONG, University Place,
Lincoln, Nebr.
OUR RECORD
Os many years, handling the ship
ments for hundreds of the leading
growers in your State, is proof that
we are the proper house to represent
you on this market.
HEWITT & COMPANY
Fruit & Produce Commission Merchants
10 E. Camden St., Baltimore, Md.
D? Common Herd
A New Religious-Politieal-lconoclastic
Monthly Magazine
It is aggressive, independent, dif
ferent, fascinating, instructive, fear
less and attracting the attention of
reformers everywhere.
Its theological department is a
wonder. It pleases the progressive
and offends the creed-bound. Richard
Potts, a man until lately unknown,
is the curious editor. He is a radi
cal of the radicals and strikes
straight from the shoulder.
It is worth SIO.OO a year, but you
can get it each month for a year
for only $1.00; or six months for 5
dimes in stamps. Address
R. POTTS
155 S. Akard St. DALLAS, TEXAS
BLOOD
POISON
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