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KBIDAT, JVHE 14,1901.
The*'writc up" of the Bar
den- Howell wedding was re
ceived too late for publication.
Many thankd to The Beacon
for this brilliant flash; it will
have our attention next week.
The meeting of the citizens
» at the Court Ilouse Monday
night was all that could be ex
pected. The citizens turned
out in large numbers and were
thoroughly interested, as good
citieens always are where im
portant matters are brought up
for their discussion. The
school question has been settle
ed, BO far as having an Academy
for next session is concerned.
We hope our citizens will not
etop at this, but to use every
available means for making
Williamston an educational
centre for this section. The
better the facilities for educa
tion, the larger tho patronage;
and it ia also an inducement for
families, with children to edu
cate, tp move into our midst.
Our citixens can readily see the
advantages; not only mentally
and morally, but financially; of
this and other progressive move
ments.
MR. 8. J. F.VERBTT ON THE
SUBSIDY BILL.
Subsidy ia a governmental
aid to any social cr economic
institution.
The commercial indepen
dence of a ,nation rests
\lpoatllc proper development
of the three great branches of
ecomonic activity — agriculture,
manufactures and commerce.
Our agriculture has received
aid from ex|>eriincnt stations
and distributors of seeds, etc.,
our manufacturers developed
by protection, our domestic
commerce by land grants and
loans to railroads. Our foreign
commerce is not aided by the
{government and is to-day the
weakest in the world. Eurojie
carries our trade and coutrola
our commerce.
«
Our trade with Africa and
South America was recently
destroyed by a combination of
European ship owners. All the
cotton goods exported by the
Southern stills to Cliicago, to
Canadian ports to be shipped
aboard English subsidized
ehips. In 1808 the price of cot
ton declined to 4Jc. per pound
because England used many
• of her freight vessels in the
South African war and there
WAS no means of transportation
i to Asiatic markets. Asia, Africa
and South America
a foreign trade of nearly four
billion dollare in cotton and
leather goods, cereals and farm
ing utensils and the U. 8. gets
only 61 per cent, of this, a
trade in the articles most nec
cessay for us to sell, while Eu
rope gets the athev per
cent, simply because she lias
•hip lines with those countries
and we have none.
To proMCUte the three
months war with Spain ooatr t
government was forced to buy
forty ships from England and
Germany, regardless of Beu-
Lrality laws. We pay Europe
annually $300,000,000 for
freight and passenger transpor
tation, include with this the
loss due to lack of ship bjilding
industry and the lons we suffer
ia allowing rivals to control
our commerce and the nation ia
damaged no less than one bil
lion dollars a year.
It is evident from the condi
tions described that the lack
of ships in foreign trade ef
fects every phase of our indus
trial life. Our industries pro
duce one-third store than we
consume and upon the proper
distribution of this surplus rests
tho prosperity ef the nation.
Now lie fore we can have s for
eign merchant marine interest
ed m the e* tension of our trade
and the protections of our in
stitutions three ecomonic dif
ferences must be provided for.
These differences include the
cost of ships, running them and
aid given by other govern
ment to their ships. In brief,
the total difference or disadvan
tage under which merchant
marine has to exist, is one per
cent per ton for each hundred
miles, as compared with En
glish ships.
This difference can be over
come only by some govern
mental aid. Subsidies or direct
bounties, constitute the only
diroct and immediate means of
pioviding for this difference.
This means of developing a iner
chant marine has proven suc
cessful with all our great com
mercial rivals whose purposes
and conditions are similar io
ours. Germauv, France, En
gland and Japan give $26,-
000,000 to their merchant ina
riue and they possess the great
Eastern markets and own nine
tenths tho world's ships.
The struggle in the worM to
day in all the conflicting inter
ests is for commercial suprem
acy; to be commercially su
preme. we must have a mer
chant marine.
The question is then, can wo
better afford to withhold SO,
OOO.OOOiu the treasury or to
savo annually one billion dol
lars of wealth to tho American
people, establish our indepen
dence and security, possexs a
just share of the word's com
merce and place our' business
life on a firm foun&Ution.
We have subsidized every
other phase jof our industrial
life and have been blessed by
the reault Justice demands that
we apply tho same policy, es
tablished by a century of use
to our merchant marine.
Mr. S. J.Everett woll merits
our praise in so ably, so suc
cessfully defending the irn
popular side of this most, un
popular question. The synopsis
given above shows the line ofar
gument pursued, but does not
dojustice to the many well
turned oratorical expressions
used by him iu the debate.
It is a matter for general con
gratulation throughout the
county that Martin has raised
her voice in debate through
one of her tising sons at this ven
erable institution and has bom
off the palm-
Mr. Everett,with his assis
tant, won the President's Pjrige,
This is one of the highest hour
ors to which the debater may
aspire. With the exception of
the Wiley P. Mangum Medal,
which is open opt? to seinors,
the President's Prize is. the
highest reward conferred &
commencement speaker at the
University. F. S, H.
Get yoor plow Uses from Eli
Gurganna. J
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MflHtyp LETTQ- %
(Fnaoar irgalarCwieapuadeat.)
June 10th, 1901.
( Is the ooaatr jto undergo another
3rd term diaenwon? That question
r is beingasked is Washington since
' Senator Depew expressed the opin
' ion that President McKinley would
I be again nominated. Those who
r remember the bad blood aroused
1 by the attempt to give Glen. Grant
a a third term, and who afe not per
sonally interested, hope thst'Bena>-
tor Dspew's interview was not the
result of a previous understanding.
* as someaa y it was, to make a seri
-1 ons attempt to give President Mc-1
- Kicley a third term, and among
- them are some of Mr. McKinlcjC*.
. best friends and strongest MipjK-rt
l era, because they know such an
r attempts* bound to stir up strife,
owing to the Urge number who
8 Relieve that to give any inan a third
' term, no matter how successful his
" two previous terms have been,
- would be dangerous to the welfare,
t il not to the very existence' of the
- republic, and who would resist it
: with all their power. The only ar
gument in iavor of a third term for
any I'resident, holJs equally good
j as an argument in favor of a life
tenure for the President, and with
' that the country won Id cease to be
> a republic. Some of those who
- know Senator Depew s propensity
t for joking, are inclined to believe
r that, not having been boomed
I himself, he gave out the third term
interview tor the purpose of having
a little fun with the several boom
lets that are being nursed in I
* half of brother Senate rs, anl that
* it had no serious meaning Tliiit
I my be true, but it would be just us
f well for the opponents of a third
f term for anybody, to speak out
and stop the joke before it goes too
tar. The President could, of course,
r
end it at once, but he is only hu
man. It will be remembered that
' President Cleveland said he would
* only serve one term, but he served
» two and is believed to bo willing
. to servo again. The Prrsidoncy of
. the U. 8/is a thing that few men
are willing to decline.
I The billions, tirsd, nervous man
■ cannot succeeefullv complete with bis
healthy rival. DJ Witt's Littls Early
Kiers the famous pills for oooatipa
tioa will remove the causa of your
troubles. C. D. Carstarphen.
' NOTICE TO PENSIONERS
Io accordance with an act of the
last General Asscuiblyfail persons
( now on the con federate pension
list, either soldiers, or widow* of
' NoMieni, will be required to mnke
1 new a|i|>lication before Count}
- Hoard of Pensions at the Court
i House iu Willianiaton, oil third
Monday in July. l'-KH, all such
as are unable to attend 111 person,
1 shall send a certificate from n
' creditable physician, living and
I pact icing meiliciar, in the com
munity m which «aid applicant
, shall reskle, tho applicant is
I uuable to attend.
COVXTY ItoAßnop PKNittoSs.
I You assume no risk when you buy
. Chamberlain's Coilc, Cholera and
, Dirrahoea, Remedy. N. S. Peel &
Co. will refund your money if you
ars not satisfied after using it. It is
is everywhere admitted to be the
most succeesful rempdy in use for
bowel complaints and th- only one
' that never fails. It is yleasant safe
. and reliable. N. S Peel & Co.
! Mtnctln WISH.
. r All women mnsiblr desire to be at
tractive. Deauty is the stamp of health
' because it u th" outward mauifrsta-
I tioa of inner purity. A healthy woman
s always atiraetive,brigMt *j»d happy.
When every drap ot blood ia ths
veins is pars a beauteous fluxh ia
' the chesk. But when ths blcod ia im
' para, Boroesnaas, bad temper and a
I tfkHu* coaptation tells the tale of
I ticknea*, all too plainly. And women
( to-day know than is ns
' ont health. Wine ofOardni crowns
wooes with baanty and atUactive
■ aesa by making strong and healthy
thorn organs which make her a woman.
ftf Vi* si Cardsi, and in 'a month
yoor fiiaads viU foitfly know you.
r SnsMssr (Xotbiag. Straw Mate,
Eta., at Eli Oargaaas, t .
"The Doctore told ma aiy soagh
I was incurable One Minute Congh
Core mads aae s well msn." N orris
1 Silver, North Stratford. N. H.—Be
-1 ttf you rs not foSad relief from a
stubborn eovffc, don't daapair. One
Miaala OoSgh C«re has o#red th•»»
i sands sad it will ears you. Safy ap4
sura. C. P. Cantaiphsn.
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Insolvent T Amt
List of lasolvsat Tum of Martin
County for IkyMt 110 f
t Township
W T Bart * Left Cooaty 92 19
B Brad lord - « 2 01
Thoa Boston - - 200,
R L Downing'' * 2 0»]
1 FOFenyll -sft ,n m , 2 00,
1 WCFerrall . .JL
!B S H«arne « > 200
■ Hoary Jaaaes » "• 202
■ Lorie A* Jobs*' ' 20
i Haody Knight left ooanty 200
. WEModlin la Prison 200
.WT Moore Lflft Couaty 213
. 8 L Oweia r 200
,8 J Swinsoa left county 2"0
' John Hrvage » 200
Tferj" Todd Dead 211
, f2913
Williams Townahip
I A J Hosier " Lift Ooanty S 75
A br.er H Jam* • -r? « 2 CO
i Henry Perry • " 200
Jonaa Forry 25
~|7 00
Williamston Township
W H Bonnott 17
JoMfih B Rennett 1-eft County 200
Claude Baker " u 2 1«
Wilay Dngan 2 0^
Jno M Hmmll left eoanty 100
Albert Holley . » 2«0
Henry Litham 2 *>
Harry McLin left ooanty 217
Wm M lUv left county 2°°:
Oeo R Roberaoa - 00
Alonso Rigors Left Uoaoty 202
Henry Bliih 2 00
•lerry Thomas left oounty 200
*2i 5 6
' \
Cross Ko*4S* Townahip
JS Ohane • Uft Ooonty 200
Perrv Everett 00
Win K veil 17
Geo D Mobley Dead 200
F A Moore Lfft Bute 2 OH
Willis Sherrod not found 200 '
John Whitfleld laft ooonty 211
\V R WhiUker 20 '
10 74 ,
ICobersOnville Townahip I
T W Andrews ,2 00.
Tbeo Brown laft county 213 I
J 11 Boating 2 01
W D Bland 233 I
ROBeet laft ooanty 200 |
A T Croat , 1 - 233
Colin Daniel '» « 213
Jrtmeo Ellenor* " 2 00
AeaGriaee «■" * 200
Richard Grimes" w 223
T L Jonaa derfd 3 18
J T Jonaa •' laft ooanty 00
W T Morrie 2 17
Jamee Mooring left county 200
T H Robe won dead 2 00
Ueuiy Robareon left ooanty 200
Zacharia Rioa •' " 2 17
J It Sulla (to old) 2 27
Robert Willia . 2 00
Tube Woo ten left county 2 10
40 04
.
Poplar Point Townahip
Setler Batemora 2 00
R S Ito wen dead 2 0 >
James Carroll laft county 200
Chas Dickons » w 2 00
Handy Orimea 07
Aaa Jennings dead 200
TtiOa Sheppard 2 00
\. ' i
Hamilton Townahip
L F ilrown left oounty 2 25
Peler E D.tvia 4 * " 2 00
H D Everett H H 2 43
K F Hooker « M 2 00
W T Hooker H •• 2 00
Ed Holley * •* * 20
Cleveland Jonaa •* 210 1
Robert ■' * 2 oo
John Pike »« * 22 "
Owen ttpruill Jr dps*) 2 (JO
Carey Smatlwood left eounty 2OP
William Thomaa »' «■ 8 06 I
iheo Weetherabaa 2 o>> I
- ~ 25 16
Gooaa Neat Townahip
llenry Brown left ooonty 200
John Qrll u u 2 OO
llcftty Gowff4 ' w 210
ji» Dolbrrry f}
J G Q lover $ 02
. Jamea llarrell f 00 1
W O Howard left county A 4 ,
J F Johnson 2 00
Riohard Jonaa 00
Mra A Lynch error 27 I
Drew Manning laft ooanty 2OS ,
Steven Sharif V - 202 I
Henry Salabury « " 300 i
Bennett Williaae 2 00 |
3147 «
Total ffcaolteafa}* Oa#a*y !
•' i-'ctmtftoMferif j
35 4t of tifiig Uouaiy.
Appiovod hp th» Board of Own*
miaaionera, of Marfh Cooaty# and
ordered to be pnbttahod according to i
the proviaionaof law. 1
Thia 21at day of May 1901. ,
. W.O. Manning, ,
ujipepuca canooi De long iifan Be
cause to live requirea aouriabment
Food ia not noornhtag until it la dt
geated. ▲ dieotdared atomach cannot
digeet food, it must have aaaiatance.
Kadol Dvapepeia Care digaeta all
kinda of food without aid from the
atomach, allowing it to real aad re
' gain ita natural function.lu elementa
' are exactly the aame aa the natural
digeative fluida and it aimply san't
help but' do yoo good. C. D. Caretar
phen. " ,
TO MOUNTAIN AND SEA
SHORE RESORTS.
VIA HE A BOA KO AIR LIKE KAILWAY.
Before completing arrangements for
your summer trips or deciding upon
places at which to apend the aummer,
you should call on Ticket Agfenta and
Passenger Representatives of the Bea
board Air Line Railway. They are
specially prepared to. furnUh infor
mation as to. loweet ratee, quickest
schedules and most attractive routes
to the Mountain Reaortain Western
North Carolina and Southwest Vir
ginia, also to the Seashore Resorts of
Ocean View, Virginia Beach, Old
l'oint Comfort, the great E«atern Re
•orU along the Jersey Coast snd
oth»r fopulsr plifM* rea;h«l via the
dmtboa'd An Lme Railway. This
Company h u(f>ring lower rates than
ev«r with perfect train service and
f«at through schedule*. It will inter
«at an.l benefit you to call on Ses
i luiard Air Liie Railway Ageuta.
Ji.gt
Mr. Jamee Brown of Portsmouth,
Va. over 90 years of age suffered for
years with a bad eore on his (ace.
Phyaiciana could not help him. De-
Witta Witch Ussel Salve cured him
permanently. C. D. Csrstarphen.
CENTRAL ACADEMY
an Industrial and Training School
tor boys and young men, will be
gin its annual session Oct. Ist 1901.
Young men desiring to go to
school and pay in part with work
may write to us AT ONCE. Twenty
one are desired immediately; 6 tor
farm work, 6 for carpeuter's work,
4 for masonary and plastering, 4
for painting and 1 or 1 for printing.
For further particulars address
REv. CHAS. a. TAYLOE, Principal,
Littleton, N. C. tf
Sim Years li 111
"Will wooden ever cease?" inquire
the friends of Mrs. L. Peaae, of Law
rence, Kan. They knew she bad been
unable to leave her bed in Reven years
on aceount of • kidney and liver
trouble,nervoua prostration and gen*
eral debility; but, "Three bottles of
Electric Bitters enabled me to walk,''
ahe writes, '* snd in three montha I
felt like a new person.' Women suf
fering from Hendsche, Backache,
Nervousness, Sle*plei*ne«B, Melan
choly, Fainting sud Dissy Spells wiil
find it a priceless blessing. Try it.
Satisfaction is guaranteed. N. S.
& Co- Only 50 cents.
WMLD-REMWftED PARKER BUGGIES,
D R Piffcif, - Rttomirilli. II C
MIS LIFE SAVID
Ry Chtßlirliia't CiHe, Mtltn aid
DirnhMi Riatd).
' I am sure that Chamberlain's
Colic' Cholera and Dirralioca Rem
edy at one time saved my life."
says A. F, I afalette, of Gregory
Landing. Clark county, 'Miasouri.
"I was iu such bad shape that the
doctors said I could not live. When
1 was at the lowest ebb, one of my
neighbors brought in a bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
Remedy and I look it
and got instant relief. I soon got
up. and around. That was nine
years ago and I am still in good
health. S|nce then that medicine
baa always b#e» in my bouse and
always will be. It 19 the bast on
earth." For sale by N. S. Peel & Co.
Attutioi Trors
Your attention U ctlM to the Ittnm Act ot
I**, which iinpoac* licoac Ui at follows:
O*J SLL SKU.IMC. GOODS,
y»l** or SJrrclwud)* )|MCTipficm. aa
«««»l >** o* l/A;'" " ■'
M.K P841,kM1.« CIG4*KTfRB Mp aaan
tl IkwaM UI if fejlt ,
AJ.I. üBALKka IN riavoiA
llctal Knock#, an aaaaal Ucrusc tax cf |ao.aa.
AH Merchant* who aril any beverage wtych
partake* of the iaUnkatlag aatare.aach aa ake
Seer, MnHcstni B|tter*, Champa jut CMer.
Cherry rider, Orange riilet, r|tm s c«*r f
Schiedamachaappa will hate to cwptflith Ihe
law granting liquor Hceaae, or be fcweil not len
thaa Two-HnaSred nor aaore thaa KiTe-Handred
Dollar! or iaipriaoaed wot leaa thaa three aaawtha
nor More thaa three year* at the dtacretM of
the court.
On all hone deaten who bay and «etl Hone*
Hr MoSt «n aaaaal Uceaae tax of s*s*o.
""AUparOei UaM« Jo» ghprr mentioned use*
arehenWiVfcjHfca lo'LltiuimJiaaS am
hceaae at owcr and tare tW>nlM UM
' Very M*#cctMlT. ;
J.& shoatr ,
Dangery''dissS,*aol^dtui h follow
neglect of the bowels. Use DeWkt's 1
Little Early Ri»er« to regulate them
and yoa will add years to your lite 1
asd life to your yeara- Easy to take, •
BSTer gripe. 0. J>. Cantarphen.
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rfttrfeWTiri
Sam Tn Fni Natft.
"Oar little daughter had an almost
fatal attact of whoopinfc cough and
broncliitia,"Write* Mrs. W. K. Hari
iand, of Armook, N. Y., "bat, whoa
all other remedies failed, we saved
her life with Dr. King's New Die
, covery. Our neiee who had Consomp*
tion io an advanced Stage, also need
i this wonderful medicine end to-day
aha is perfectly well.'' Deeparate
throat and long diseases yield to Dr.
King's New Diacovery ai to no other
medicine on earth. Infallible for
Courtis and Colds. «le and 91.00
bottles guaranteed by N. B. Peel &
Co. Triad bottles free.
NOTICE
Pursuant to IAM Notice b hereby given that
application will be made to the Aoard of County
CoinmiMftioner* to grant to the uudcrngned
liceuae to retail splrltuow add malt liquor* for
six months, begining July lat, lyoi.at the village
of llwll. W. C., ln Ji*ftitt cmu\y. ..
ThH Kay 16th, 1901.
34-40 F. lIAIS2.IP. *
Oldi't Marry f«r Mmy.
The Boston man, who lately mar
rieil a sickly rich young woman, i«j
happy now, for be got Dr. King's
New Life Pills, which restore! her to
perfect health. lofallihle for Jaun
dice DillioUsnes*. Malaria, Fever and
Ague and all Liver and Stomach
troubles. Gentle but effective. Only
'2sc at N. 8. reel & Co.
NOTICE
Pursuant to Law Notice h hereby given that
application will he made to the hoaM of Coanty
Commissioners to grant to the undersigned
license to retail spiritnou* and nu.lt liquors fur
six months, begining July Ist, 1901, at the Taylor
Store in Martin county
This May 16th, lyoi.
.14-40 J J. WHAVKR ft CO
A WORTHY SUCCSSOR.
"Soaatkiig Ni* lliitr Tki Saa.
All Doctors have tried tn cure OA
TAURAU by the use of powders,
acid gasee,inhalers and diuga in paste
form. Their powders dry up the m%
ctious membranes causing them to
crack open and bleed. The powerfu
acid used in the inhalers have entire
ly eaten away the same membranes '
that their makers have aimed to cure,
while pastes and ointments cannot
rtach the disease An old and
ienced practitioner who has for many
years made a cloee stndy and special
ty of the treatment of cATTARAU
has at laqt perfected a treatment
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ly reaches the afflicted parte, This
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full months treatment and everything.
necessary to its perfect use. ,
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la now recognized as tha only safe
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1 MkJSIW'i
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"Of a gasoline stovf burned a lady
here frightfully," writes N. K. Pal
mer, of Kiikman, la. "The best doc*
ton couldn't heal the running Yore
that followed, bat Ducklen'e Arnica '
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Skin Di«easre and Pilea. 23c at N. 8.
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WORLp - RENOWNED PARKER
kacfip
a e manufactured by D- B. Parker,
Rcberspnyille, N. C. VQU buy
a better buggy for tfee same money, '
Why order your buggiaa from a dis. »
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Ar. Rocky MS 1«u vS* —r—•
Leave Tarbnro l» Ml. *« j—H
LT Rocfar Mt »•) 637 5 IS IS :
Leave SIIm. . IM 1 »«> 1 w .3 $7 » .
LnnSrlau *35 u IS
L* i aMlnilk 4 * ujj
Ar. i-ktrrpcr 7 Ji. i+u
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Ar. i j... 75S . |
Li ■..." l*l»-t * m S 45) J'
l.v Mijnilu ... -I I 1 7 »'i «
Ar. wtaaluiUM. I ..... ... . 930
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TRAINS GOIKO NORTH.
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£ 3 ||s *• £ & 1 * i
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Lv, UytUtvilit- 1J u ... 941 —i—
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l.v. ffiliiftaa . ' —7 oc 9 i
Lv. Uagadb ; ... i *3® "
l»*. tMJklaboro ,—.. 49 s ~r> —1 »37** ;
A. M T. M. P. J
Uatt Wkltnn a j 5.V3 ,a ? 3 IO 46 "
Ar. Rocky Mt 1 3; 6»o »a 4y »» *Z « I
Arrivr Tarix*ro 646
Lmvr farboro... »3- >j -»»»-«
Lt. Rocky Ml ... J? I•» SS
A,.W.M,.„ p] . „1
Yadkin LH\ uimi Main I.ioc- Trmin leave* Wll
vma m . irriftt Fawllwille "®i I
ui . fcavea K»>r«rvillr ■> tj p. m.. anlwi (tea
font ■A3 lim Krtuf niug k«v« Mo lord 303 |
m , arrivr F«)rttrvilk 4Jo p. m., k«*r
viUe 4 id p w . ai liiti 1
Hcnurttavillr Brmnch—Tram kim HcanrlU
▼illr soja m . MaitonfO) a. m . R«l Spring
1)11 a.m. l-arkUm 10 41 a. m. Hupr Milla 10 33 ■
. arrive Fayrtlrvillr 11 10. Ktturumg leav«
FayrllrtUlc 4 4S P m . Hope Mill. 3 00 p. m.. to
Spring* s 4} p. a.. Maxtoa 6 16 p. » , arrimln
■iitfvlllr ; 13 p. tu.
Luanrcwfl at l*'a»«llt»UW with Iraia No. 7*> «
Maituo with Carolina Central Railroad, at to
Spring* with the Red Spring* awl Bow More tall
•Sad, at haaford with the Seaboard Air I Jat aw
Southern Railway, at Gall with the Dwrhaa aw
Charlotte Railroad
Train «• the Scotland Neck Branch Road leave
tt'rldoa 333 p m . Halifai4 'IP arrive* *cp
land Nrck 3sM p. ureenville 637 p m.. Kit
"ton ? 33 P- " Returning leave* Klnaaow 7 3* a.i
Greenville >})ta. arriving at Ha Ufa* iiUa
m . Weldoa 11 33 a. ar. daily excrpt Sunday.
Train* ou Washington Branch leave Waahiag
ton x 10 a m . and 1 ja p. ar. arrive rarnaete 9 ■
a. in , 4Ou p m . tela ruing leave Fanaele 933 •
■l. and 6 wpm. arrive Wa*hia«law 1100 a. a.
and 7 w P in Jailj eacept Suwday.
Train fcave* TlwWo K'C.. daily eaccy* ana
dav vjop jw iiawday 4'3 P » .
imnith 7 )o p. a . 610 p. a.. Returning, leave
flwaoulh dail) except Sunday, 7jo a m.. aw
Sunday 900 a. a., arrive* Tartnro 10 10 a. a
'' 'Train'ou MUtaad M. C Branch leave* CaMa
boro daily, eacept Sunday. 500 a. a., ai lIIH
KaiihScfct 6 10 a a.. Retarnbig leave* HaaßhSek
7 00 a ru . arrivea i .oklaboro S 13 a. a.
Tiaiaa on Na>h«ille Braach leave Rocky Maaa
at ifi a. a,t4o p. a., arrive NaahvUle aa a
a.403 p. ui. Spring hope ii 00 a. a.4>3 Pa.
Reiturning leave Spriag Hope ■■ *>a. a.,4 35p.a
Na hville 11 «a. a , 5 »j p. a , aniv« at Mock]
Moinluiop a., r. sop. a., daily eacept Saaday
Ttain on Clinton liianch have* Waraaw l«
Clinton daily, exctpt Sunday, 1 1 aaS. a., and 4 »
p. nr.. krtuniisiß kavea CHvtia *45 a. a., aac
' TraiiOiix 7S aake* cloac cnaacctisa atWeMa
for all purata North daily. SI I rail via RtcfcjMad
H M. KMKRaON,
Gen l r*al aa« I A|tal
J. R KF.NUV. Gen l Manager.
T. M. IMHRsON. Tnßc Maaager.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
J his preparation contains all of tIM
Igestants and digests all klnda oj
fiMid. It glren Instant oelief and DCTM
rails tacure. lt allows you to eat aU
the food you waut. The most sensitive
' st(uracils can lake It. Ity Its use Qiacjr
tlumsands of dyspeptic* hure been
cured after everything else failed. II
I* u 110411 tiled tor allMouiacb troublaa,
It can't help
brt da yea m*i
' PifpurJinlTb; F.G,lßA'intOn,CkkMt
I 'l'be |l. MRS contains IK tlBMm tfccHr. M
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M I # AI
HOUSEWORK!
Too nnscb housework wrecks wo- I
turn's nerves. And the constant |
care ot children, day and nigkt, is I
often too trying for even a strong 0
woman. A haggard face tells the i
story of the overworked housewife
and mother. Deranged manses,
lcbcorrhcea an.) falling of |ht
womb" result (run)
Ereiy housewife needs § reinejjy
to regnUte he? mouses and to
keep her sensitive female organs
in perfect condition.
WINE'CARDUI
is doing this for thnewanih of
American women to-daj. ltliwi
Josmm and tint h why
*
1 til mSasai,
I
II hava Mi lar yuan. laa Uujw
I owa work illtail say Ma, sad I
■ naahad laat was tM WJiM
I STRSYS
a Sana tv* m wU Uaaa evsey 4nr, ta
KQTfpfc
F*)r*aaßt to Lav MaMce |s bcrehjr
apt'' will he ingle to the boar* of (faw
CoutniiHtmn to to Ihc nad«n|pic)
lKvpae to retail «piritno«u »nd aalt Uquora t«r
atx moatha, begining July irt. 1901, at the J. *
Rohenoo* Store in Goid mint Martin coaly.'
This May 16th, 1501.
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