North Carolina Newspapers

1 TT "fl" Mount Airy . EWS. H MOUNT AIRY, N. O., WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1, 1001. NO. 40. VOL. 21. TO THE WOMEN OF THE UNITED STATES. SumvsKful Homo Treatment. Dr. Martman's Cure for Female Diseases - A Generous Offer to Women. Invalid Women nro live M1 RS. J. F. CHA I)Y, T'eamirer of tha Ivy Leaf Club, ,T( nth Av.nUo, Council III u IT, Iowa, wrlt'.i "Peruna It no experimental medi cine. I hare tited It of! anil on now for three inn, At that time I wat cured ot Irregular and painful men atnittlon. Strut that time I hate taken It lor Indlgetllnn or whenever I tell overworked and In need of a tonic. and I hart aJwayt found that It wat of great tenant to me. I am therefore pleated Mnd happy to tay a word In It prelne and thall gladly Indorte It to my lrlendiT"Mrt. J. IK Loady. MlM lUttle Grace, 24 Wl ilh HI., Jfew York, write.: ' "Peruna hat changed me from a fretful. Irritable, nervout woman Into a healthy and a happy one. frothing aeemt to worry and to fret me any more. Sim early womanhood I tuf fered with hearing down paint and nervoutnett. I wat thin and worried, bat Peruna rettored ma. Thote m ho knew me before cannot understand thechange, but I can turn It all up In the bletted word, Peruna." Ilattle tlrace. Mr.. Klitahelb yergu.on, No. 1-1 ..1-1 rU., Hrouklyn, N. Y., rnsldeDt Wort ISronkljn Audubon Society, w riles: 7 am pleated to tell what a biasing Peruna hat been to me. Several yean ago my conttltutlon itemed broken down and I cared little m helher I Ih ed or died. I had taken to much medi cine that the tight of a I ittle made me tick. I had read about Peruna curing women, and I thought perhapt It would help me. I bought a bottle and before It wat tlnlthed I felt better. I kept on taking It, and after three montht' faithful ute I wat a well woman and able to do the work and undergo the ttraln ot younger daya."Llliabeth Perguton. In view of th. fcreat multitude of wo men suffering from aonip form of feniak dieaae and yet un.Me to find any cure, Dr. Ilartman, the renowned gynecolo gist, hu announced hi. willing u, direct the treatment of t many rae a make application to him during the aummer niontha w ithout charge. The treatment will lie conducted by crrreipondenoe. The doctor will acritw all oielicine., application, hy gienic and dietary regulation, nmnarr to complete a cure. Tho medicine, pre crihed can be obtained at all (iiiu tore. Thi. offer will hold good only during the aummer month. Any wo man can become a regular pniient I y tending a written statement of her -"' , condition or lire, lil-tory aMl ymptomi prim-ipal reini .ly h relie. ti.n III nii' li of her derangement. ea-e is Teruna, wlii"h every woman All caw of female diaeawn, including -l..uld liave who bin uny affeetioii if incnlrual irrcsiilaritle, di,.placriiicrit. ' ll,! kind. Tle.w wi-lnn to lie.-ouie Olceratioiif, inflaintuatioiia, ili. lv.irv. ( p -itiem i-hou, :!,lre-a ir. S. li. Han irritation of the ovarii-, turner atd man, Coluuibu-, 'iliio. rT. W. EAEP & CO., Dealers ii Fmitirc Honse FinisMci Mi K h, AI1D GOFFIHS, CASKETS, BURIAL ROBES. UNDeHtMERa. MAIN STREET. PI'Tj FORGET Ifcat ic sell this fa mous Shoe. Also a big line of ether kinds. Ton till iliajs Hod us THAN And. Grocorlcs. Yours lor Low Prices, R. D. DeYault & Co. F L .4 P.SkR'S j T-m u-u I h r 3r.-, t O- - I k -r 1- 1 flu'ef C' - - Applying by Thousands for Dr. Nai l man's Home Treatment by Letter. V v r. ; I - r i r ll Tfi . !! -. 1 1 hnn ,, Mill MAftie : I ! 1 7 ' if' D H " 1 1 . " ' 7 llp J)R.tlARfMAN. A drop.y of tho .IhIuiii' n, uliotiUl apply at once and lcomu n-Utcred aa regular patlint. All corr' potiilcn' will le held Urictly confl'li ntial. A i. wi ll know n, Pr. llartman 1 the prcnideot of The 1 1 nrt in a n Sanitarium, an itn-tltution whlcii lutii a d parlmeiit ; devoted f-xclualvely to the treatment of female dii-eane.. lie 1 tliii broucht t w c tliotiatiil of aui-h -. v cry j nr. ! lh in,, ,t of w horn return to their home ' to Uf treated bv corre.iioiKleiiee. The ' MOUNT AIRV, H. C. Three Times the Value of Any Other. One Third Easier. One Third Faster. The only Pewing Machine that due. not fail in an point. Iiotary Motion and Ball Bearing, make it the lighUvt running machine in the world. Aenti wanted in unoccu pied territory. Bend for circular and terms. Wheeler L Wilson Wfg. Co, Atlanta, (ia. I k mIc k J. U. Jtakia., IV, t. Airy. WLDOUGLAS o JXi5iinkYS-fj MADE rVLDCU6LA5wK0ILOA3'.'Srt0ES tvy QTHf 8 T0 t H-riW ttV'.WV 1H Ois 0 "y Cctd Cure. Cijfrt ut you 3t. Aih,M't dl No one know, better than Vr. Tlart inan how much the women uHVr wltlt cliiM ac. x-cullar to tlielr .ex. No one know, better than he din', how many of them .uffer with audi (i.-M-a-cn. I'atientlv, hoiM-fullr, wearily, and often eilently , they eke out a pneraMo eki.-t- nee, year after year. No martyr in poetry or heroine Ja romanre make a more touching appeal lo human .jmpathy than tlm woman burdened with the care of a familv 1 r 1 -i to carry the extra load of noma tornuiilinif and ever present female diM ae. Mr. Ilartnmn'. rynipathy for u h 'e iin'- iiiiiliil, mid hi- w llnii;iieH to ie :ji them l ioitcd only to In potter. St. Louis World's Fair. The editor of Tbe Titrn epect four dgji lest week at the World's Fair at fct. Louie. The Exposition ia prcj cted on the reatc-st ecale ever before attempted, but it ia in a very onfinithed atato at present, l'rohahlj not more than one-third il the t xhiMts are in place, ai.d be? crsi of the buildings are not y t-t open. TLo wiilks and grounds are in a very O' eatit factory condition, and dunrg a laitiv f pell are almost iitiptreble. Tho exhibit in t he government building is the only one complete. Ag e eta'ed, the Iyjuieiana Pur chase Kxpoeition iis the greatest ertT u'ik-rtket) by any country. 1c is twice as larje as the Columbian Ex pofcitinn at Chicago, abjut three times 66 Urge as the I'aris Exposi tion of 1100, ten times as laigj as the i'an-American Exp'Si'ioa at 3't.ffilo, and twenty timea larger tlmn the exposition held at Omaha, Xathville, Atlanta, 6dn Fratjcieco or Charles'oti. It commetn' ratea the centennial nl ti e j urcliHse of the' Louisiana Territory trum France by the United St.'e?. The to'al area of the World'. Fair grtiur.di is 1,210 acres. The cost of the Exposition ia over $.'0,000,000. The Agrieultnral I'alsce ia the largest building ever erected for an Exposition. It meaauree 516 by l.f'.oO feet, C-Ters 23 acre and coat f 530,000. Toe I'ike ig the amusement dis trict of the Exposition, eorrepjrid itig to the Midoay ot other expoci tiou. About three-ft-urth of the attrac'ioui are open, many of them c ting large turns. Most of the at traction are txcellent and well worth going to a.e. We hope to give a somewhat ex tended account of our trip in our next iasue. Concwd Times. A Task Before Iiim. Mayor O.born La set himself task in which all good citiz -oa will wish him success that of ridding the depot of loafer. Vesterday af ternoon he fiued two or three men f 2 00 and the coet for this offence and aaid he was determined to break it op. There ia just one way to do it, and that is by doing jtiet like t man doe who keep his hand and face wttglied by keeping right at it. If he doe not poke it to them every day be will not succeed. Tbe station officer ehould pull every one found there without business day and night every minute and then he can hardly do it. The difli?u!!y ia enforcing euch law is that spurts are made, then it die du n. D.jn't spurt ; shoot all 'he time. Greebaboio Iltcord. Talk about (ports' That remind us of the way we temperance f jlk gu d 'n after j in's," a dieter .NV, ;;(i calls them that is the "op p!j p here and there. Vea, it is d 'tie in spurts and then, no more it M-d or doca until the next t port ipg ?:n.e foTOta r prjd. IT. A GREAT GATHERING AT NASHVILLE, TENN., JUNE 14-16, OF U. C. V. Veterans Reunion The Reunion Commiltoe .end thejwlj" " au7 ' Southern Tress tbe good new th all arrangement are perfected lor entertaining the United Confederate Veterant at Nashville, Jnne 14 16 Th Camp of Veterans, the Sons of Veteran, and the three Chapters of the Daughter ot tbe Confederal cy are working in harmony witn the business organisation of Nash ville to furnish an entertainment a nearly fanltlea a posaiblo. The fact that these conventions had become so expensive to cities entortaining eo deterred action that it was left for Nashville to become host aaio aooner than was expect ed. Hut the capital of the Volun toer Slate, aided by adjicent com ronnities, is ready. All of tbe peo pie are in hearty accord, and ar ranecmoots are such that this invi tation, to Confederate Veteran everywhere, i extended without misgiving in any particular. Ar rangeuienta are far better than ever before for Veterant to moot in their old command on the campu of the Vanderbilt University. The only variation from former rules of entertainment is that ot giv ing the "old soldiers" preference. This action will be approved by every loyal, beautiful woman who come to do them hone r. While sponsor and their maid of honor will be entertained by tueir uepari trnnt, Division, and Brigade Com manders, provision is being made for many of them in the home of our beet people, o tbe committee is confident of aa perfectly delightful reunion aa hns ever been held. Ihe orator of the occasion will be Lev. S. McKim, of Washington, D. C, who served in the Army of North ern Virginia, a most loyal Confed erate and a very eloquent rpeaker. The Confederated Southern Me morial Association that of the "Mother of the Confederacy" who never ceased their labor alter caring for the tick and wounded, but went right on erecting monuments for the dead will hold their annual con vention. The United Sod of Con federate Veterans will also bold their annual convention, with prom ise of more active service and zeal than ever before, hence the import ance of this reunion is second to none in the history of the orgaufzi tion. lleasona not heretofore appealing to the heroes of tho Confederacy should bestir every Southern patriot. An imprcBsion prevail that only a few more of these general rcuuioua will be held, and a thi meeting will be the first since the death of that magnetic and matchless man, the only Commander in Chief while hving, Gen. John 1. Gordon, it will be fitting to do bis memory honor by the largest attendance pos sible. At thia service Judge Thos. G. Jones, ex Governor of Alabama, has been sclecttd to prepare resolu tions in honoring Gen. Gordon. Don't let your bravest and best soldiers fail to come from lack of means ; provide the small sum for their railroad fare, and when they arrive we will feed them aud pro vide tbetn lodging absolutely free of expense. While first consideration is given tbe Veterans, as open hearted he pi tality to all, a was ever given a worthy, patriotic people, win be ex tended. It i earreetly requested and urg ed that all Cafrps report promptly to Secretary 1 ll. Eaatmao the number of Veterans tor whom free entertainment is to be supplied. littnember the date June 14 10. The lo rate of one cent per mile each way, plus 25 cent, with extei fiou privilege of several woek upon the payment of 50 ceuU for the det (it and care of ticket by tbe railroad ageuta, ha been given. (a tutuittoe : M. li. i'ilcber, IW ident Frtik Cheatham Camp and Uivouac ; Oliver J. Timothy, Mer chant; S. A. Cunningham, Editor of Confederate Veteran ; Edgar M. Foster, Manager of the Nashville Ji.tintr. General Committee : Cbarle F. Frizxell, Chairman ; L. ll. Eastman, Secretary. Bold Business at Spencer. Thieve broke ioto box car on the Southern yarda at Spencer a few dar ago and stole a whole barrel of whiskey, rolling tbe tame oat on the ground, knocking tbe bead cat and carrying the contents to their borne to buckets. It ia said that partie who wit ceased the robbery in open daylight are afraid to report tbe guilty persona, tboogb they are well known. A gentleman ho ia in a posrion to know ex- presae tbe opinion that one or two men are rtting rich ff of tbe large amouut of good which are being stolen almost constantly from tbe Southern at thi point, but it i ex ceedingly di flicn It, it in claimed, to gU tnCit-ient vidence to convict !o t'e court. (Vjncor4 Time, Nearly Quarter Century. We are winding op the 21'h year of oar newspaper experience as ed itor of Tiik New. Tbe writer thank the Leader for the following kind words in thi connection, bat must say that we do not feel worthy that we do not deserve tuch a no tice. It is true that we have given to Motint Airy our very life' blood in an effort to help make the city On tbe 21 day of June next Tub Mount Airv New avimpletc it 21th volume. The paper wa e tabliahed by Mr. T. J. Lowry in the extremely young day of an obscure and isolated mountain village, that I now rapidly developing into one among the most important ot INortn 1 . .1 i n a (.n 1rt tk. n Aaffl nn nor frtrc'rni'ty of the State, to whom Mr1 IO wry need do introduction, it give the L-ader pleasure to lay that difference in political persnasiona ha called (rora his pen no odious, unjust or untrue expressions, and the broad and liberal view to which he ha ever held, identify bim a foremost amonr the pioneer who carved out of toe fastnece of thi wild region our beautiful "Granite Citv." Mr. Lowry it now in the evening of hit newspaper career, and i mrnevine to thi west, with the shadow lengthening W, be merges deeper into tbe ever moJ lowing glow of the truest esteem of life long frionds who valne him for bis intrinsic wortb, and whatever my come to bim as a reward before be lays down the burdens of life, none can be more valued than that sweet peace of mind that comes from a consciousness of having bravely me) all adversities and courageously and unselfishly discharged every obliga tioo in life to tbe best of hit knowl edge and ability. Korean Houses. The Korean style of architecture is suited to anything but an extreme climate such as prevails there. Dur mg tbe winter months it is very col J. The houses are made of bamboo frame-work, plastered within and without wfth adobe mud. Tbe roof i thatched with rice straw, which ia weather proof. The inaide may be made into one room by the slidirg back of a screenlike partition Just why these were introduced it is im possible to say, for they are but rarely used, as privacy is never de sired in Korea. This open space becomes the living room, and even when travelers are p.tssing alon and must bait for tbe night they are in vited to share a common sleeping place on the fl xr with the entire family. The discomfort of f ucb an experience is extreme during tne summer, in tne kronen, wtiic'i is just without tbe living room, there is located a most curious kind ot stove, f rom this clay pipes extend under tbe door to tbe living room. They warm the house summer and winter alike, font has never entr red their miuds that some means could be devised whereby the heat could be turned off from tbe other quar ters. Housekeeper. . . "Do It To Day." Tbo lime-worn injunction, "Never put off 'lil to morrow what you can do today," is now generally pre sented in thi.- form : "Dj il lo day !" That is the terse advice wo want to give you about that hacking cough or demoralizing cold with which you have been struggling for several days, perhaps week. Take some reliable remedy for it to pat and let that remedy be Dr. Bocliei' German Syrup, which has been in use for over thirty five year. A few doaea of it will undoubtedly re lieve your cough or cold, and it continued use for a few days will cure voo completely. No matter bow deep-aealeu your cough, even if dread consumption baa attacked your lungs, Uerman hyrup will urely effect a cure aa it ha done before in llicusanda ot apparently h'ljieleca case ot lung trouble. New trial hollies, 25c; rvgular size, 7oe. I. V. West, Drcinriel. Tbe Value of Expert Treatment Everyone who is afflicted with a chronic disease experience great difficulty in having their caae in telligently treated by the average physician. 1 beae disease can only be cured by a ttwcialist who under stand them thoroughly. Dr. J. Newton Hathaway of Atlanta, Ga., is acknowledged tbe most skillful and successful specialist in tbe Uni ted States. Write bim for bis ex fert opinion of your case, for which make do cbarge. A Core For Piles. "I bad a bad ease of bile," says G. F. Carter, of Atlanta, Ga., "and oonsulu-d pb j.iciao w ho advised ma to try a box of DeWitt's Witch liazel Salve. I pur chased a box and was entirely cured. It is splendid for nil, giving; relief instantly, and I beartilv rweoinineod it to all ufferrs." IeWitt' Witch Hare) halve it uneuualled for its healing quliti. t.eirnit and other skin dis ease!, also tof. cut, burns and wounds of ev.rj kind are quickly eured by it. Hold by L W. West, drourist. Mi. Airy, H. a Danbnry Reporter : "Dr.W. 13 Moore it building an elegant resi dence near Smith. The arch rocka, which are of granite, were Laoied from Mount Airy, a distance of 22 mile." Th On Day Cold Cur. K.I WOH . kft-4ltr, UirW OitirlM f,tf Va l.S t4j. The Report Pied THE ATLANTIC & NOTRH CAROLINA ROAD NOT SO VERY, VERY BAD OFF ! 1 i lie lonu-iouxea lor report oi me em t 111 .1 loymmittee examining tho Atlantic road wa maoe to uovernr a c ck last week. It is Itwg'hy, but uni mod op the IUleigh New and Ob server gives it as 1. The service given by the road has been the best in its history. 2 The management has secured s slesdy and largo increase in the businesa of the road. 3. The management, in nv at re pccta, ba put the road in excellent condition certainly better than ever before, lo tbe cxpendi'ure ol money to better the coudiiion of tbe road, tbe management has mado aome unwise or unnecessary ex pen .Jitures, at for example potting too inucb money in warehouse and tH little money in croe tie. 4. Tbe president is criticized and properly for buying wood from hi own land, though it seem that tbe prico paid wa not in excess of ibat charged by others. 5. There are other criticisms, most of which relate only to a difference of opinion. There are expeuditurt s criticised which might Lave been appoved by the committee if they had been in possession only of the information possessed by the ana agement at the time action was taken. 6 There is no suggestion of any dishonesty, fraud or misappropri ation of property or funds of tl.e company by any employe or i ffieial. The widely heralded slander of do faulting officials had no foundation to rest upon. "The mountain wi. in labor and brought forth a m ti-e." 7 It is recommended that the road bo leased, properly safeguarded and secured, but the sugestion of haste in leasing tin Ja no favor ir their report. 8 The report shows that there in no scintilla of reason npon which U ask for a recuivership. The error. pointed out most ot which were authorized by the stockholders and favored by the vote of Cuy lei's stock can aud will be remedied by the owners of the property, without necessity of the drastic measure ot s receivership. Teller Price Dies Suddenly. The Wilmington Star ot May 25th says: Seated in an easy chair in tho private office of I'rtsident John S. Armstrong, an open news paper before him, Mr. William V. I'ric , teller at the Atlantic National 1! ink, died suddenly yesterday morn ing a few minute af'er he had come down to the bank as usual for his day's work. Death wa probably due to an aneurism of the heart, as Mr. IVic: bad been under treatment for an sflection cf that vital orgri for some tiiu", though he rarely complained. Ten Thousand Churches in tbe United States have used tbe Longman & Martinez 1'ure Taints Every Church will be given a lib eral quantity whenever they paint. Don t py f 1 50 a gallon lor Un seed oil (worth 60 cents) which you do when yon buy thin paint tu scan with a paint label on it. o and b make 11, there-tore wuen you want fourteen gallons of paint, buy only eight gallons of L. Sc M , and mix six gallons of pure linsud oil with it. Voo need only four gallons of L & M. Taint, aud throe gallons ol oil mixed therewith to paint a good siz d bouse. House painted with these paints nevr grow suabby even attor it years. I nese celebrated paints are told by F. L Smith & Co., Ageutt Small Potato result fnc i .t !.: k f Potash lVta-h j .To il d !i.ilitv. w wi: fi4 the-1 1 1. cm. OHttMAN KALI WOKKS, -vr at m p . t t Frsy's Yermlfuss mtvm m f t --m wm lbs- w-t tl urin-f a"a - atMur mv t tot ' i i til': soil. t!-.:tt-s size a 'V. Jv. a I r : ?' J . - f t y h. t .-- frT-- Mi- pi.-. bJ3.4'1.-. Tlio Kind You Il.tvo Always IJoii-Iit, nrd which bas Imsco in tine) for vrr .'to yearn, li.t-i borno the al(fmtiire of yfl "d liaa been imwlc under lila pr- f j (-?-f"" Minal htiper l.tloti allien It infancy. WcaV5f UJUi i AIl.nv no onfl Ut deceive you In thin. All C'oiiiilcrfVlN, Iinlt itioiiH ntnl " Jiist-ii-trMMl" are but i:x riiii nt-i tli il li illc Milli uii'l i -iiiliiiicr tlio lieulth of Iiifuutu anel Chil.trcti -Imperii lo e iiuint HiiKrlmeuU What is CASTORIA Ciiotorl.i N a li;rii.l' snl.il initi; f,r C'u-tor Oil, Partv iitir, Inp4 niid Soothing' H.rii. It li l'leanant. It contain ti-i I li r Opiiini, .irpliiuir tier fither Narrotlo MtlislaiK-e. Its ir.'i' N il h iiar.ihtce. 1 1 eleatroya) Worm iul nlla.NH i i-lini-H. li ( iin s I irlura and Winii Colic. It relii-ti-4 '!' tiiitiir Troulil.", rim- Contipittlon IiikI riatiilencv. It n-'iinil.tti Ihe I'immI, n-gulateaj tbo Homiiili and IlowrN, nhin Ik all by and liatlirul bleep. The ( liililre u'M 1'anace i TIo .loilier'a I'rlcnel. CENUINE CAJTORIA ALWAYS SI Bears tbe The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. tmi erwrioM eoasMttv, t awuit tTMff, trw omi orrv. ttMfcaZW tmL. "aTaTrillsirisailSStr '" sWil-Attwa? 'siaJWslS YOU CAN FIND bllllGIPaiulUUli, (Both Gal Also Tin and Ornamental Old Copper, Brass, Lead, Pewter and Rubber bought at Everitt's. f i nr 1 OAK-RIDGE-INSTITUTE J 1 I1 I till l l (i s well tor Bl SIM.SS. ..r TEACH- N(i. nj lr 1.11 II. Silu.tc4 NEAR OIUIJUS bOKO, N. C, ocr l.tmo Ir. .but c the sc. level. In vl- of the mountain. I rgct and lirst ttjuippeil l ittliiz bchuul lur Vuung Men and Buy. la thcuth. b.tcci II2S.0O to $175.00 per annum. ro .r.uTiruL curALOCuc. .oonc. J. A. & M. 11. MOLT - - - Oak Ridzc N. C. ii p iidttTHIHO CStS Oa) 25 CCS! tG&J&Jl&irtJi Ot aiO It M.U U C. BrutK-tuanU r-" .- cIm, T 1 1 T U: : u ui C pun HaoA J4 horil.. ( cetl Mm AMM AMfAlari I. TlSIMl" A, n. IB A .Af Tmaa, ma. P. W. "B wj gIo to Vr Flora d for kss T!ie ladv, frota whose lc-ttr we qurtf. got what Vie wrote for, an ! U a w.-ll woman to-day a. a reuilt of ("..,::; I)r. I'ic-rce'. advice and usirj; f)r. I'Mn . Favorite Prescntion, the Jiiciliciue which tnakr. wt-aW women atrotn; n .il sick women well. "l at'n-;te r. tion " estah!if he. rrgtit .nty, dries w -.. ening draiua, liei.1 ii.fii;imatKo aul uh-erntii 1 cun . fi-m;i!e weakni-M. feick wotneo, ef ( i.iliy thoxr eutie-rirs; from dcAAt. of lung Hu..it, aie in- mm rited tn consult Dr. rierre bv V.er, ff. All orreTionlrnre U litM aa tni t!y private an 1 aarredlir cm !'-n-Ual. Aiid.eA. Ir. K. V. 1 icice, iJu'ilo. N. V. I r a t"iO '.!! Arvtlisl Hcrt". ftmrt CT'-Vr. M ,;,-. ftn 1 - Aril.. M A IBM .r, - I Is.--!-. T til " 'IB t'. KV I w:, t-u A t a m.lM A I c !: nw - t- ' .'-. ttw- -r. - ii I .r no g"- I fin. . I : . I If i1ifl)ll" I" A A-, I-1 u A v-- k'rii Htlrr I ',A(T! ( n whet U n I ... w-d !.; . i'A)r AAA . wcil ',sit I 'iajiaa to Or jn.rcT p rr. Mrre't ri-wirct Pf'Jera .htuM r Med with " I ntr I're-r j liuii " when ever a latative u mjuired. Hmw .1 f. fc, eA-r r -i. It-- mpxt mm ..i ... ....'. "j- "wi 1.1? r, t M r-. I A --4 . .1 VI - ' - r "i. 2 r-r t-rt ......... - D I Signaturo of vanized Iron and Tin), Iron Roofing. Galvanized Iron Work, Valley and Shingle Tin, Sheet Copper and Rivets, Steam and Water Pipe Fit tings of all kinds. T. M. EVKRITT. C'jres CMtfi-Wants Uitrrr.ott.lXtt tltry, tarn Botl TrMbks t irtnet inr tat. PSWDCRUltUd th. B Dilution, RijaUta Bowel, Strwif thcas t ErrZSistS, TUTnlNG EAST? J. aGPFCTT, M. D. ST. LOUISJ. MO, A. On mi., t rt. (u.1 ulrVMD mniht A. A4 mmc ! 4T c BM urn M mimt '"I"'"? At ra U.M WA. A m CAAAtc wm mm mmm McirAa.aa - M.AAAf rniMTiiti(alaJl Adm'nistrator'a Notice. llmii.L' qualified as administrator on the e.tate of r-am'J M. Manly, detj'd, ail ierMii owiri); the eaiil estate are here by notified to make prompt pajrment ai.d hi-. e cot ; ar d all iwron holding ciaiiiiA a'itiiiAt the ectate will preterit t!irin for payment w ilhin tba time r-wrilx-il l y law or tbi notice Will b i, lead m har of their eollectiun. J. I). t-MITH, Administrator Keh i, W'i of f-am'l W. hlanly, dee'd. aiMM 4 bo vrAnr EXPERIENCE "Mil" COlTftHT Ac A nrin ' dfcrtiHMHi if ft i'. B r aa' -Awrt t our .?( ij i . frM mhttum mm H va 'i't ) W f'U'Af pVm'- -'. ('MJiiWf iM(iafru-ilf ft a..Ttli. ftstfll. BOOt on WmuiS 1A'I U.fHifh MuriB t iA.mWOH4Tt jif-tii n-t, ' 4t1'V. la. Ul Scicnlific Jlmcrican. A bntttw r ttT4 -'?. lrr t Coiaj'.'rf. t arif v-.i tid J"t.rttaU. t wr-1- or P..fitb, i. Vm4 bf vil Itmmmmmnar. M'JNUCo."1- HewTork niAu-b o3u, ca t u wruaiuaiA. u.c KILLwa COUCH a0 CUlTS the LUNGS ti ! 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