'I
DO TOU GST UP
WITH A IyAME BACK?
Kidney Trouble Hakes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papa it sure to kuow of the wonderfiri
fcaCLjfiHll Kilmer's Swamp-
Root, the great kul-
. nev. liver aim mau-
: tier remedy.
It is tlie preat med
ical triumph of the
nineteenth century ;
discovered after years
of scientific research
bv Ir. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney and
bladder upccialist, and is wonderfully
auccessful in promptly cimnjj lame back,
oric acid, catarrh of the bladder and
Bright' nisease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is Hot rec
ommended for cverythiiiR but if you h.i vc
kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be
found just the remedy you md. It has
been tested in su many ways, in hospital
work and in yrivalu practice, and has
proved so successful in every case that a
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers of tins paper, who have
not already tried it, may have a sample
bottle sent free by mail, also a lxxk tell
ing more about Swamp- Rent, and how to
fuidoiitifyouhavekidneyor bladder trou
ble. When writing mention reading tins
generous offer in tins paper aim stn.i j i.u.
address to Pr. K'lmer
& Co., Binghauiton.
N. Y. The regulai
fiffv-cent nnd one-
dollar si lottles are "k" Swamp-Root
sold bv all Rood lriifnists. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
and the address, Uinj;hamtou, N. V., ou
every bottle.
HOLUSTIPS
Rocky Mountain Tea .'ipri.i
A Bmy Mlinln for Ett F-ojiIj
BrlnriOolde Health nn.'i KnrrJ V ; t.
A fnaeinn forr-MMtitvii: It! hi.-
an.l KMnov TrouMna. hmaW. K.-.-m-. I."l''iri
HI... I. Rail Brnilh. SluiKiali li-w.-l.. i: -mla.-ti-ami
llackarlir. li s H.rk v M.irmim T-m in 'ul
It f.irm, US rauia n tint. ilKiiiin.- ml" hy
IIiilustib Dbi-o CimrANV, Miiilia.ui. Wn
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOU SALLOW PEOPLE
HAVE YOC INDIGESTION.
Boyd's arbon--Albumen Tab'
lets I'" re Curium of Aliniiiu ii i
positive rnrv for itulii;ilioii,ilsir
gin, coiiiilipation, lirailat lie of in
sloiimi h fintii ovef ciiliii or drink
iug j0 if. tiny don't. 3 (.Tills i
JUK.-kilgO.
If votir tlrn tririt ilo.-cu's luive thorn
aenrl direct to
BOYDCHEMICAL COMPANY,
708 Rand McNally Bid);.,
Chfcaa-a. Ill
A. M.PRESNELL,
Blacksmith and General
Repair Shops.
1 niiiiiiifiu'turi' Titiilu-r Wheels,
repair Humpies and Wagons, Shoe
Hor-sos and ilo a genrral N-rmir bns
incbs. Sormul hand luiitgifis always
on h.iiul at liai jaiiu.
When in A.-hclioro m-o mo. Shop
Kick of Mi-DowoH's livery slalilcs.
Ymir tnilv,
A. M. I'KKSNKI.!..
TIRES SET
Quicker and better
and "ill run len",,
JuiSsiMt' whpn -M'l
lo the
burnt
awav and loosen the lire
No stt'iim and w .ttrr muRed IWh
lo shrink awuv and loosen die tiro,
painl In ppja, We dn nut nVKIi JiH
n..r rNliKK PISH.
We gnnrnniee work and refund your money
II lint nlihfaclorj-. Crime and sw the n
ehine in operation.
HUGH J. BURNS,
The Blacksmith.
Carolina
Stock and Poultry farm,
O. U. Hinehaw, Prop.,
Ram f Urn. I , Cllnai. N. C.
Single Comb Brown Leghorn and Bur rod
Plymouth Kock Chi. ken..
Kim Berkshire I'toa
from nmatered itock.
' Four first I'rr-minmn
and Swerntakea o n
llnua at P.nl, ,1
baa Fair, alao two firata, a aecond and throe
hard pmyiu o Chicken. 15 rgga for
1 1.00. Writ for price on pig and poultry.
Fruit Paper Free I
Kefw ytm poatrd on
C t-'y" ' FrJ ' rroducta in lh
Jf'.i f dilTrrml Markets,
y jV. Frail Trade. M-.ltrrn,
1 'r'i i--S II--lan.l TrMwrl
r to Vi't .arwi a
'Vv .-wry Thn e of the
-Tf.-'Vi-i"- Inmrv front lite
("r'KTi -r'H-1 cttirip. rw-"ort !. ar 4
i--x i--;-wrJ-,
'.hi;
Thar ft.
r w nb. - il ih.in i-
llio ! I w.iy.
Will ,.iv .!..., I... , .i:.l. '.r l'i'l.'!'.,. .'k 'l''",;. alt 'tluM-d"';!
We Set Them Cold. "''IZA ... ..,. f,.,-,h ,w
HIS WIFE AND YOURS.
Man niav be the sterner sex, but
frequently he is wenkast wliciv he
should develop the most stienirth,
and the woman whose lot is cast
with him exhibits u strength and
fortitude far beyond her mere phy
sical capacity.
Character well formed in woman
is capable ot undergoing the most
hci'ir breaking ordeals, for to char
acter ehe brings, consciously and un
consciously a spiritual quality that
relines and glorilies love and blesses
her beloved, that tempers with sym
pathy all uf her relations with the
rest of the world. Not all fully ap
proximate this ideal, but the great
majority possess some of the virtues
of a large f ullilnieiit.
"Character ill a woman, as in a
man. will always be found the best
safeguard of uliii-." r'or its inspi
ration and direction it has principle
wisdom and iutcgiitv. I'mlor the
inllueiHiS of religion and morality
it glows with the delicate, ethereal
beauty of the meadow sweet that
inUu along the summer stream and
tint strength of an oak w hose rugged
breasts hs.e been beaten and torn by
a thousand storms.
Wifehood and motherhood bring
shaping for.'cs to character - some
thing of selfsacrilice and the capac
ity to sutler--and from sutVering
bring virtues which appeal to the
whole heait of humanity. Love of
home, the priceless prizing of family
ties and conserving the honor of a
name all these arc elements: inchar
acter, which is the sustaining power
of the family group.
I'lesideut . Hoosevelt in his Wilkes
barre speech recently, touching on
this very point, said;
"No man can be a good citi'.en,
can deseive the respect of his fellows,
unless first of a'l lie is a good man
in his ow n fauulv. unless he does his
dim- faithfully ' bv his wife ami
children."
And while a vast throng listened
to these words, awav on a New .ler-
sey mountain faun a woman, w hose
face was dra.wi and seamed with
mental anguish, ua'fnllv defended
her husband. He had fall'n from
a position of hiuh trust and is now a
fugitive, his shame s-nt broadcast
through the land and prints showing
his face, so that any honest ma::
looking upon it might know that
tins man was a thief; that he plan
dered the rich and t lie poor
and woist of all infamies!
lie robbed the vel'V friends w hi
:ihk
that
lided
in his upliftim;.
The -Aife of the Mavor of Patter
son is a pathetic but inspiring ligure.
Though the whole woild deem the
man vile, she still clings to her faith
in him. holding that in some horrible
way the world has misjudged him.
"1 cannot behee all this evil-doing
that is being said against him,"
she said, "and 1 am certain that if
he were here he could explain away
the terrible accusations. Ibit what
good after all would it do him to de
fend himself? No matter what he
might say or do. no one w ill believe
him. .Mv tiod! Mv od! He is ruin
ed fotouT: but still 1 hold him to
mv
cart:
1'hus the cniclost blow falls upon
those to whom this man should have
lone his duty faithfii!iy."audguard
1 from stress and Mmm. And in
the trial, the devotion of the wife
oni'swiih lie- smothered moan of
great hurt and a brave showing of
unshaken faith. Hers to suffer long
ind deeply: his to return and repent.
tit of Miliemig woman comes like
gold ivliiie'i; man merely humbled
ui.'l broken. The runaway Mayor of
llaitimore returned home, ami, for
given bv h s wife, if he never realized
it before Hi u -1 feel it now that a
ood woman's devotion niav accom
plish miiiieles, in that it east out evil
spirits and even raised tlie dead.-Kx.
Iiheiimatism, gout, backache, acid
poison, are results ot kidney trouble.
Uolhster s goes directlv to the seat
of tile disease and cures w hen all
else fails. :!j cents. Asheboro
Drug Co.
it Uit 1 ln-i-n niailf
..-,1- Whelilh,. I,
ill iiiri,.k ..f the
re ni nnd that whioli
iliidn 11' lu,kel full. After
no .ill h.nl -.,1 ld f.uHhionnl chat
li.k nil the rvr-niiwr. She wn 7 I
on thai .Jitv und remarked that if he
hi livo 71 more -In. nover c-onld onjoy
ln-tier.
A l.'n.uni:.
Tllkl l: JURORS CURED-
Of Cholera Morbus with One Small Bot
tle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Mr G W Fowler of Hightower,
Ala, relates au experience he had
while serving on petit jury in a
muiuer case at iulwardsviile.
county seat of Clebouine connty,
Aiaoama. lie says: "While there
I ate some fresh meat and some souse
nieat and it gave me cholera morbus
i.l a very severe form. I was never
more sick in my life aoiTseut tn the
drng store for a certain cholera mix
tare, bpt the druggist sent me a bot
tle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Kemedy instead, say
ing that he had what I sent for, bnt
bnt that this medicine was so much
better be wen Id rather send it to me
in the fix I was in. I took one dose
of it and was better in five minutes.
The second dose cured me intirely.
Two fellow jaVors were afflicted in
the same moaner And one small bot
tie cored the three of tts." For sale
by Standard Drug Co, Asheboro
Drug Co, Asheboro., W. A Under
wood, Randleman. . I
nt'if en nt;ti iwinin in mm nic home
rnm-fii-.l u,l. n-Uiiu-s .tn-f frirmU ami m.-rr
n,S .,. ""si"-!- '"II I" ii.e brim rilh so tiling .-..id
.1. " "O 'lien -erei'I it a table al.nl
ii .-i ii,n.a ..i til..,-,
die ,ade f.,r ill
I in; was .i-ked i
l'.1 thim.'s l-f
letl w .mld h ,ve
dinner
lh.,1
old
Decline in Drinking;.
The annual report of the internal
revenue commission, for the first
time in almost a decade, shows a de
crease in the amount of whisky con
sumed in the country. The decline
from the amount of distilled spirits
consumed last year was 704,(1 10 gal
lon. The entire consumption of dis
tilled spirits for the fiscal year 1005
was 1 lii.U'l.TH',' gallons.
This brings up the tiestion as to
whether a decrease tu drinking comes
from hard times or not. The IaiiuIou
board of tuule attributes the decrease
in England's consumption of liipior
for the last five years to the fact of
hard times in the tight little isle.
Hut in the United States the de
cline in the consumption of liiptor
goes hand in hand with prosperity,
which indicates that prosperity and
heavyjdrinking do not necessarily go
together.
We are rather inclined to the be
lief that the decrease in drinking
and the general prosperity are both
due partially to the same set of
causes the fact that the people in
general are developing along the
lines of self-care and general intelli
gence. A 1 1 a ii U Journal.
Little Hintt on Good Breeding.
Charm of manner may be an ac-
luirenient as well as an endowment.
Mitnner is much more subtle than
manners. Manners may take on a
fine polish, but manner is the uncon
scious expression of the inner self,
of the personality which, when re
vealing a lovely soul, is the most com
manding and persuasive force that
one can exert.
A loud laugh, an over-vivacious
manner betravs a lack of breeding.
Copy the ttillness of form, thu nuiet
poise, which is tlie great ciiarm oi
Knglish women, while a vivacity
somewhat under restraint adds that
which is winning and pnNante in
the mtinner of our own countrywom
?n In sitting, place one foot slightly
in ad wince of the other us a French
woman always does. There w ill then
be no effort" needed to sit properly;
it is done without strain on any one
set of muscles, and is natural, easy
and graceful.
W hen one has spent a day or more
in visiting at a friend's house, ordin
ary courtesv demands that on one's
return home, a note shall lie w ritten
promptly to the hostess thanking
her for hel pleasant hospitality.
A gentleman docs not make a girl
conscious by over-attention nor
shun her when he is thrown into her
society simply becanse she does not
attract him.
A man acknowledging a lady's re
cognition in a restaurant or hotel
dining room, should rise partly from
his chair.
A gentleman never leaves a lady
alone during an entr' act at the the
atre. Politeness is the best defense a
gainst other people's bad manner's.
An engaged girl should accept
from her lover only such gifts as
might be returned to him uninjured,
should the engagement be broken.
It is bad form 'oof fir or accept wear
ing apparel.
Many persons prefer not to an
nounce their engagement until there
is a prospec t of the marriage taking
place within a year.
The form of announcement of an
engagement, among jhtsoiis who
make a fashion by following it. is by
note. The young woman writes to
her girl friends and the man to his
intimates; the mothers of the "happy
pair" also write to those whom they
desire shall receive earlv information
The recipients of the pleasant news
then pass it on.
lu choosing subjects uf conversa
tion, some one has aptly said that
the three "d's" should be avoided
"dress, domestics and diseases."
It is sometimes kinder and in bet
ter taste to accept a compliment
than to parry it.
Always Successful.
When indiuestion becomes chronic
it is dangerous. Kodol lystpsia
C ure will cure indigestion and all
troubles result iug therefrom, thus
preventing Catarrh of the btomack,
lr Newbrougb, of league, W Va,
gestion or sour stomach I would say
tlwTe is no 1m tter remedy than Kodol
DystH'psia Cure. I have prescribed
it for a ntimlier of niy patients with
good aiiceess." Kodol Dysjiepsia
Cure digests what you eat and makes
the stomaci. sweet. Sold by Stand
ard UrtigJCo, J T Underwood Ashe
boro. This is the electrical age in North
Carolina. Wonderful developments
are going on, on the Yadkin, Cataw-
oa and Cape rear rivers. 1 he w nit-
ney Company promoters of the great
water power and electric plant on
the Yadkin, in Stanly County, 53 ft.
wide at the base and 38 feet high
with the length of the overflow more
than 1,000 feet and the capacity of
t he discharge is 200,000 feet of cubic
feet of water per second. At first
there will lie developed 40,000 horse
power and afterwards 70,000 horse
power.
No Unpleasant Effects.
If yon ever took DeWitt's Little
Early Kisers for billiousness or con
stipation you know what pill pit
sure is. These famous little pills
cleanse the liver and rid the system
of all bile without procuring unpleas
ant effects. Sold by Standard Drug
Co, J 1 Cnderwouu, Asnelioro.
Special Kates Via S A L Railway.
HUT SPRINtiS, ARK. Special Kicarakm
Katea. line rare iilua S.IHI. Tieketa limit
ed rJO itnva. Hold timt and third Teuadav in
Septfinbftr.
I'HAlTAMUdMA, TENS. r.reetion of
Monument by the Mate of North Carolina.
Chieamaiiffa Park, Septemlier I7-1!I, final
limit nrw daya from date of aale. One fare
plo fsim round uip.
aneeuu Kate aeeotintof aocaaiona not men
tioned above will be furntahed anon applics-
i; aiao Haivuwiea or any axiatuonal UHor
Addraaa,
V. H, GATT1S,
Traveling Paaaenger Agent,
Italeigh. N. C
Henry Grady on Cotton.
"What a royal plant it is. The
world waits in attendance on its
growth; the showers that falls whis
pering on its leaves is heard urotind
the earth; the situ that shines on it
is tempered by the prayers of all Un
people; the frost that chills it and
the dew that descends from thu stars
ate noted, and the ticspuss of a lit
tle worm on its green leaf is more to
Kngland than the advance of the
Russian army on her Asian posts. It
is gold from the instant it puts forth
its titty shoot. Its fibre is current
in every bank when, loosingits tleeces
to the sun, it floats a sunny ban
ner that glorifies the fields of the
humble farmer that man is maishul
cd under a flag that will compel the
allegiance of the world and uring a
subsidy from every nation that God
gave to this people as their own when
He arched our skies, established our
mountains, girt us about with the
ocean, loosed the bi vexes, tempered
the sunshine and measured the rain.
Ours and our children's forever. As
princely a talent us ever came from
liis hand to mortal stewardship."
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Aids
Nature.
Medicines t'ni'.t aid nature are al
ways most effectual. Chamberlain's
Cough Kemedy acts on this plan.
It allays the cough, relieves the lungs
aids ex'iectoration, opens the secre
tions, and aids nature in restoiitig
the system to healthy condition.
Sold by Standard Drug Co, Ashe
boro Drug Co, Asheboro, W A Un
dctwood liaiidlemau.
Alter Your Boy."
( ne of the delegates to a State
Conven'ioii of Christian endeavorcs.
a young business man, dressed in a
natty rough-ami ready suit, every
movement alert and eager and telling
of bottled energy w ithin, came sud
denly upon a red-faced citizen who
evidently hud been patronizing the
hotel bar. But on Voiding the dele
gate a trifle unceremoniously, the
latter said: "What are you fel
lows trying to do down at the
meetings? You are temperance.
1 see by the papers. Do you think
you could make a Temperance man
of me". No", replied the delegate,
looking him over fiom head to foot
with a keen glance, "we evidently
couldn't do much for you but we
are after your boy ." At this unex
pected report the man dropped his
jocular tone and said seriously:
"Well von have got the right of "it
there.
If some body had been after me
when I was a boy I should be a bet
ter man today." X. C. Uapist.
Numerous and Worthless
Kverything is in the name when
it comes to Witch Hazel Salve. F.
C DeWitt A Co of Chicago discover
ed some years ago how to make a
salve from Witch Hazel that is a
specilic for Tiles. For blind, bleed
ing, itching and protruding Tiles,
eczema, cuts, burns, bruises und all
skin diseases Dewitt's Salve has no
eiiial. This hits given rise to numer
ous worthless counterfeit'. Ask for
DeWitt's the genuine. Sold by
Standard I rug Co, T J Underwood,
Ashclioro.
Short Hitr lor Man and Decollete Cowni lor
Women.
The fashions of the "good old
days" were generally founded on
some notion not a hit less freakish or
foolish than the fashions of today.
Hair was tirst worn shot by man lie
cause a French kinc had a wotiml on
his head, and hid to have his flow
ing tresses cropped. Ladies first
dressed in decollate gowns because
a Itavarian princess who had such a
pretty neck und pair ot shoulders
that she did not have the heart to
keep them hidden, started the fash
ion. Can You Eat?
J II Taylor, a prominent mercli
ant of Chriesnian. Tex. says: "1
could not eat because of
a weak stomach. 1 lost all strength
and and ran down in weight. All
that money could do was done, but
all hope of recovery vanished.
Hearing of some wonderful cures ef
fected by use of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure, I concluded to try it. The
first bottle benefitted me, and after
taking four bottles, I am fully restor
ed to my ttsnal strength, weight and
health. Kodol Dysjiepsia Cure di
gests what you eat and cures. Sold
by Standard Drnjr Co. J T Under
wood, Asheboro.
Silim Churca llama.
l Urferreil from ln-t neeli.1
Mr Hnrria Jaekaon haa the largest aim
Hower ever ffrowu in tliia ciaiiiiiuiiiiy. It ia
11 feet anil H inehea liirh; it ineaaurea 1
iiichea around the nower (or lieait we eall it
ami haa I'J lieada on il. if any one haa rained
more heaila on one atalk than thia 1 would
like to hear from him.
lliaa Conne Steed, of Worlliville, haa re
turned homo after a two week viait ai her
i.'randfiithera.
Jlr llarna Jaekatai ami Aira M t Ivearna
riaited II 1 ii M( M.ialera Simdnv.
Several of onr people attended Uie revival
uioetinirat uak tirove &iuidav.
Our ir.rod farraera are workinu thetr n-lieul
land ami taking ear of hay.
jIihb flattie I ranford ol Una place attend
ed tlie l.nther Killer wadding 'I ueaday.
Jliaa Klaw Kearu entered aeiwiul at Bom
hat- "Monday.
Mr Carl ('ran ford ia all aniilea. Tliert ia
a new boy at hia houae.
Special Rates I Hot Srlajrs, Ark. via
Seaboar..
The Sealmahl announcm rate of one firat
elan fare plua 2.UU froin all pninia io
North Carolina to Hot Spring, Ark., kjireka
Springa, Ark. ami Eliloraiki Springs, klo.
Tieketa will be uhl irai and tliird 1 noalay a
in July, August and Beptemtier, hnal limn
sixty day from data of ale, fail not to ex
tend beyons Uetofaw Slat.
'or infortnatirin apply tn yonr nwuet
Ageul or Mare,
U U U.i l lVI,
T P A, Ualeigh, N C.
Mr and Mr BaffiMlale. liuroinir
Dash rreachera, hava been arrested
in High Point, because they will not
agree to desist front creaming and
beating pan, etc, to toe great nnoj
aaca of the jmblic.
DO YOU KNOW
that you can get at the
Peoples House Furnishing Company,
In High Point N C
The finest Inlaid Mahogany Bird' Eyo Maple Furniture)
lo he had any hero this aide of tin- huxo eilira. t'HIN.V Cl.tisKTS, nil mjliMf
and prices.
Pull Line of liaviland's China and Beautiful
Figures in Cut Glass.
Only an hour o
eel the immense ii
stonier; eoine lo
nle lo lliu'li I'otnl anil it i
immIs in onr 1 tiig More.
People's House Furnishing Company,
High Point N. C.
e"H
44 pa
216 variotiea of Fruit,
Ine of each; f I h.ilf-tono
it m If a.
"al Ba.
B.
jfnJ florts. '"r I"01 (post-paid) an(1 Rebate Ticket permittinir return of
biKik hy mail within (JO days and wo refund tho 50?. Or, mail ua within 1 year.
Heliato Ticket with $12 onl-r for nursery stock and we will credit $1.00 in part
ivment on your order and you kkep the book free. WE PAY THE FREIGHT.
llf r ft 1 weekly and want more home anil travoliiig aaleamen. tiiTFiT
We rfly LaSnrsKt-SUrkBro's. lWIISIe,...lltk,l.w, riTdtrvllr,rk.
"CUT IT OUT"
says tho doctor to many of his lady patients, because he
doesn't know of any medicinal treatment that will positively
cure womb or ovarian troubles, except tlie surgeon's knife.
That such a medicine exists, however, has been proved
by the wonderful cures performed on diseased women,
iii thousands of cases, by
WIHE
OF
IT CURES WOMB
It has saved the lives of thousands of weak, sick
women, and has rescued thousands of others from a
melancholy lifetime of chronic invalidism. It will cure
you, if you will only give it a chance. Try it.
Sold at every drug store in $ I .oo.-botties.
WRITE US A LETTER
Pitt ftfiiiU nil timidity and write us
freely ml frankly. In strictest confi
dence, tilling tut all your ftvnintom
il ml troulitvs. W i will semi fro advice
(in p'ain, ncnlrd envelope), hovj to
run' thorn. Addrcsn: LarfitV A.Ivinory
Pep , The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tana.
Wi ll Ba Happy.
We'll lie liam.v o
on llio phiiii,
In -pile o' .ill I Ik
let il ra.ii'
An' i( we tni ll
Il.lllop,
I..,.,p,
n - .
ii jiiniji
An'
Ii .,11 Ih' miditv I...ppy
lx- IiusMtm an' t ho witiff
t. ferry tvlint tlir Uio
the I.H..I uf in.mine sin
An" .Ii
mI..ii l. i
Ilin' l
Hut e'II
the lu.ll.'l
An we Ii ull S
the tnornin'
K I. Si.ui
Zf? pastime
FOR SALE BY
MOKRI8-6CABBOIW-MOFFITT CO.
ASHEBORO, X. C.
Legal Advertisements.
AI'MlNli'TKATUK'H NllTICK.
I A
to praaelil
.my ami all eliilm. U tlie utaleraliruea on or oc
Uv'r ihe trt ilav of ii.lemla-r 1K1 or thll notice
will Ik pleaded in lurof llu ir n-o.very
MOKTliAIIB 8ALK.
a"e.'e;:
rmc of th nowera eontalne.1 la
Walker oil the
rtinu;e dt-ed la
lllh dayo! Man-h I'.aH lileh
r.l.1 In IIih OlHiV Of RYKlHiT ul Ikxala lor
KandDhih omnily In lk lot I'm thu un.tor
.liiu.al will -".'II at publie auelluu to the hmheat
Ul.liler li ealt at Uie court houae diau- ill Aalie
lauxi. S. C, on
MONDAY. OCT. find, 1KB at U o'elaek M.
ihe followtna- diaa-rllaal real estate; A trai of
lulid In KindoliU eouiily. North Carolina,
Trlull townalilp, limli-d a lollnwa: Hepdn
nlnitata hli-a.ir)-. William latniUerfa ennwr,
llHMic- South m ehaina to Wack talk, thwii-e
Wit twenty i-naiua ami i fm """
ii.u... m.,1, a. ,-haii,a an atake. tlu-uee aaat
twenty ehaln and monly llnka to Ui bealu-
1cm. ' Mid aale la made to aatlaly the del aecur-
ed by aaid nMrtrak-e. ,. . u rt ,
W. n'. Kl.liKK, Aaalguee.
Thia Aug. Stat, 1-
AllMINI8TKATUKli NflTlfK.
fiiviua nualined la admliil.tmUa- ot Jaa K
i .:..i, I. .!,- r Hammond Clerk olUas
Huiairlor Court ol Kando coulily. N C, thla la
to liotlty all ta-r-aia havina i-taim ajralnU Uie
nw4 in cihltal them to tne; unoeriii.i
ta.-l.ae Ihe tat day ol Heiitembcr I WW c thh
uotleu w be phwled In war ca .rair ra.-r,.
All per-. lmlelert H a. Id e-tate will Plea
make Immediate Marrae'ik, ';r,4Ju., ,
Tlua the 10th day ol Aunnt Itaja.
kf OBTQAUP h
r tli nowara tawtaimai
Sit llavla and John A Ittvla o wile, Martha
Attn Uavla. to tne r.uierpriaiT mx
dar of Novemla-r Halt, w hU-h BairtiraaTa dia-d la
duly rw.ll In the oftlea Klatur nl lajeda
lor Kaudoll County In Hook 1U7. pa art. the
aaid eomuany moruiao. aod b undaraupmd
aaliikW ol M nM will aril on the prani
lan at public auction to the hlnheat bidder l-r
oaah. oil Saturday the Kh day ol hiteia Ut, lna,
at 1 o'clock U. UK following deacrltajd real
a ..Lrt nl land in RjLudoloh eountf. Stale of
k r- in nriilL-r tnwnahfn. and kmiwn aa the
John 11. la lot aftualed aUait 0 yda. N. W ol
Ihelxaisi barn near the rtllag ol (XiMrldar,
bounded aa folatw; -inulria at a atnn and
niDiibig North ol Wctit.-h and 1 linU to
-m.. ,1k iMaa, i am. W of floiith i eh to
a atom. tto-ee 39 dc. north ol 1 eb. and
1 link, to a atone In J. A. .. line, tlienc I
data. Weal of North 4 eh ana Itnka to th be
rimTina containina I 1-4 acrea mmm Irak. Bald
aale ia made luaaiufr th debt secured by aaid
mortaaae deea
Tax- Enterjala Hhr Ou., Morta,
hr. il l riviNisa.
J. H.CAVINRHH.
I) K. LAMBKRT,
I mv yo
A inal
tenfold th in
uler in a new
FRUIT
J x 12 niches: 22 paces ahowini; in natural colors
with concine deieriptioa and season ol npen-
views ot Numerics, Orchard, l'wkinjr Houtea, etc,
DISEASE.
GAVE UP SUPPORTER.
I Wot a tipnnrlrT for tmr yr, to krp
np tny tvimib, w fw'h hart rrowlel cvrryllilntf
rtrmn Ivfwu "mr Mr. H. J. ( linmiftii,
vt M.viuillr.N. Y. ,Mjaort..rli.Mnirno
nifstt.-ini- would help mis I wlfrrd ull4
niiMMT.ftndi'ntiM hnrdlr walk. AflrrUklug
two lioMlrtof nrdm I cATAimniTiuMtonrr,
Now I nut tnkltn iit llfili Uxtte. Uvr no ld
f-ninin at fonmYlr, and rn hr onnif ttH
luilf n.lriyntu tinic. I nrrmaly m.-vuuuood
Cardui 10 arrrr Mfletiac wtansn."
NllTU'BoFRK.SAi.K.
By virtue uf authority vested In rar hy n judu
tneiitof the Hiiperl.tr eourt of Kititdolph euuty
H It fK'lk nen pttiUniiern and .litlla Hextnn et til
It K Ml
eiai priKitHiiiiR w herein J r 1
were defeiHltint. I will on tli 'Ah day f-pt
' mi the u.gheMt iitdiler lor van ai ihe
ttmrt hmiM'dtMir in Ahetn. N ('.the follow
' inn dyw rtlHtl IiiikIn: situated on the wmer ol
Jm-kMui ereek. HeeiiiltiK ntn hhu k locust for-
, hutIv iHivts utriier; thetieo north IK chaiu
' ton uhiteotik: ltiiii'f innier: tliemv ext i
his. lino 4 wham.- ton hUhic in liQlliiuorv'a Itiu
ittetiee aiuth on Mitd hue '24 ehtiina to a ttnk
Hums line, now Hill's; thenee wtwt on nuld line
over the Lirkiiiouutnin 18 1-3 i -tint im to a fUike.
mm Hill Keonirr. Uwwve wuth on hia line DO
ehaiH? and W link in mid Hill' line; thence
west s-M iuuiih w a staiie tn me hmiiiiv line;
thenec tmrth with the eouitty line ll chaitw and
fW link, ii. tt !uk.- formtTiv ImviM tinier: tht'iwe
eiiht tm hl Hue li! rhaiiijt to a ahih mk, hl
eorurr; ntetiee. north to tite inuiiiuik.
iiiK 100
J A t-l'KNCK. t'omnilloller.
Thl He lltt-.,
ARI1EST 1T-J50.00 HEffARfl.
A lmttle uf Ee-zine will lie Mont
free to every rvudor of this jmvr
who in sttrTering with uny kind of
skin disease or eruptions, any form
of Ec-zc-iim, Itlind or Bleeding Tiles,
Scrofula, Itch, Tetter, Barbers Itch,
Ring worm, Boils, Blood Poison,
Fever Sores of nny name or nature,
50 reward will be paid for any
case of Eczema that is not prompt
ly cured with Ec-uinp. Ec-zinewill
heal any gore pr cure the worst skin
and make it look like velvet. Here-
! tofore there ljas been pp Sppciiip
discovered that would cure Epzeiaa
land kindred diseases tin til Ec-ainp
was discovered and now thousands
are curca ujtuy. Navar mind
whtvt you nave tried; furget
the failures made by other remedies
and send for FREE SAMPLE
of Ec-zine, which always gives re-
liel anu a permanent cure.
Ec-zine Skin Soap is the best
anticeptic soap made. It will
cleanse an v thine will ilentrov mi.
crolies of dandruff, falling hair, soie
head, hands and feet, pimples and
blackheads ou face and make the
skin smootj). The only antiseptic
shaving soup made, guaranteed to
.!..,.. ttn it .i .1 u
ib cents a cake. rite today to
Boyd CHEnicAL coipany,
- 708 Rand-McNally Bids;.,
Ckiteag, Ml.
The publisher of this paper knows
ine reiiuDiiuy oi Jic-iine ana OI
JJoyd Uhemical (Jo.
Voosi's Seeds
Crimson Clover.
Our Southern Fanner can saw far.
tlliiwr bill and Inoraaa thalr ravanua
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
by sou in-; Crimson Clorer i tlie 1
last wor.lng of their Corn and
Oottor crop. It is the best time !
to now aod yon ssresn eztrn prep- J
arstion of the lard. Crimson J
Clover riakesLiibt rich in liiimits
pr vec taole matter and puts it in 1
excellent condition fur the crops
Which follow it. It Jso make
1 fins vlsltr uht er:p,
is cictlul gruh; trap,
I oof early tanjs crap.
1 tplu tir-iprtTi(!2 crip.
Flowed under cerir fa the (prinir,
it increases th field of eorn, to
tntcoo, cotton or other crop which
follow it, to a wonderful extent.
Owr nalaa "if frtmann Clorer arad ar
tncraavaa eonrmoQ,la aery year, and
w sr lo-dar the tarreat rteastr a
thla aard I the I nlle-l si. Ira.
Writ IVar firarra ee-t etrriilant l-
Informal! no about thla yaluaUa cr- e.
T.W.Woc.&te
IICNMOIf, - Vltllll.
Weea'i Daiacwipttva Walt Catarev
kawrd tn Anaus. tii ah.ait all
sd Oardea Sd tar FaM rtaa-t.
atailaat Ifcs ea reqaavt.
CMS0U1
COLORADO'S BEAUTIFUL
" MOUNTAIN SCENERY;
UTAH'S QUAINT AND PICTURESQE SALT LAKE
CITY, and the ENTIRE MIGHTY WESTERN EM
PIRE are best reached by the DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD, "The Scenic Line of the World."
Very low rates will be made to Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo account of The Eagles Meeting- in Den
ver, August 4th to 9th; also to the Northwest on account
of the
LEWIS AND CLARK EXPOSITION AT PORTLAND.
Those attending the Denver Conventions who are un
able to make the far Western trip should by all means ar
range to take the trip to Salt Lake City, as this journey is
one of unsurpassed pleasure and takes you through the
most noted ixint of interest, such as Colorado Springs,
The Royal Gorge, Canyon of the Grand River, Glenwood
Springs, Marshall Pass, Black Canyon of the Gunnison,
etc. Another noted trip is the tour "Around the Circle" of
1,000 miles at one fare for the round trip which comprises
more noted scenery than any other similar trip in the
known world.
These trips are made more enjoyable than ever by rea
son of the new open-top observation cars operated on day
light trains during the Summer Season through the Royal
Gorge and Canyon of the Grand River.
Very liberal limits and stop over privileges will be
granted on all tickets. .Write for free booklet and particu
lars. S. K. HOOPER, G. P. & T. A.
Denver, Colorado.
iL?2II!ILii
give mm
nA itfH" for wnrV or t1y. Mak s riwtf
brain, bright ti: uuU cwvtil brcnttu
MAKE MFE WORTH WHILE
VIGOR
by cloanatna all dlaorden from thevrttem.
They cure Constipation,. Indigestion, Biliousness, Head-
acho, Nervousness.
Far Sals hy an Draggltts 10c and So a BOX
AOCKPT NO SUBSTITUTES
a.' Fj f Tl
A ."V I Kind I
-J If 1 OHTIlf
j nHiirj
! 0 1 1 o Sf ifOJi
I wSSI Hil
V lliril4Tl',m
T eCaaVI VaV
The President
Of the Lewis and Clark Eposition, Portland,
Oregon, telegraphs as follows:
"I congratulate and thank the Union
Pacific on behalf of the directorate for
the superb Lewis and Clark folder.
It is one of the most elaborate and
complete of any issued in connection
with the Exposition."
Those who intend to visit
THE OREGON COUNTRY
will find in this publication a rare fund
of information. It tells you of the
shortest way to reach the Exposition
City, what is to be seen en route, and
of the return trip through
CALIFORNIA
Free on application to
J. F. VAN RENSSELAER, Q A,
13 Paachtre Street, Atlanta Qa.
Plant Winchester Trees
33 yearn of fair dealing have bujlt our Nurserjes from a
few acre to a MAMMOTH plant of oyer 700 acres. We
can successfully accept and All orders from 100 to 100,000
or more trees. Our mode ef packing insures you to get
eur trees in fine condition. Our specialties are
Apple Peach Pear Cherry
Budded and Grafted Pecan Trees.
We have thousands of pleased customers. Write for
Catalogue.
.SOUTHERN NURSERY CO.,
Winchester, Tend.
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