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VOL. XIX
MORG-ANTOlf, N. C, OCTOBER 1, 1903.
No. 26.
I BEING YOUR.
NEWS
HERALD.
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iliousness, dys-
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NEIGHBO
RHOOD
NEWS.
As Told by the Papers in the Neighboring
Counties.
SOUTHREK RAILWAY.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY
OF THE
SOUTH.
Ike Direct Lixe to All Points
TEXAS,- ?
.CALIFORNIA,
FLORIDA,
CUBA AND
PORTO RIOO.
CLEVELAND.
Shelby Star, Sept. 23rd.
Mr. J. A. Newton, of Casar,
brought a large load of raonazite
to town Tuesday.
New enterprises continue to
locate in prosperous Clevelaud.
We are to have a new $200,000
cotton mill and power company.
The Annual Re-Union of the
Confederate Soldiers will be held
in Shelby on Oct. 15th. "Ex
Lieut. Gov. C. M. Steadman, of
Greensboro, will be the speaker
of the occasion.
Robert C. Miller, one of Shel
by's popular young men and the
bright young son of our towns
man Mr A. C. Miller, left Monday
alternoon for Morganton to ac
cept a position as ttacher in the
D. & D. School.
Mr. W.'A. Cabaniss sold his
fine plantation Monday to
Messrs. T. P. and F. W. Cabaniss
for $1800.00. Mr. Cabaniss
bought a tine plantation, ci.n
tai-iing 235 acres, from Dr. T
Evans McBtayer, for $4000.00
Rev. C. F. Sherrill closed a suc
cessful revival at the chapel Sun-
da v afternoon which had been in
progress for about two weeks
He was ably assisted by Rev. .1
W. Leak, of Rockingham. Seven
were baptized, and net ween 40
to 50 conversions.
The W. T. Calton Lumber Com
panv, of Lattimore, has handled
an immense amount of lumber
hiiing the past few months.
They operate only one saw mill,
but are selling agents for fifteen
or sixteen saw mills, and they
shipped during the month of
August 641,000 feet of lumber
away over a half million feet in
one month.
Mr. Brady Dixon, son of Mr.
Jackson Dixon, died at his home
in Double Shoals Sunday, Sept.
13th, at 2 o'clock in t he morning
and was buried late in the after
noon at Elizabeth church, Rev.
A. H. Sims conducting the funer
al services. .Mr. Dixon died of
consumption. He was a member
of the Baptist church and a
worthy young man, 25 years of
CALDWELL
Lenoir News, Sept. 25th.
The Blowing Rock season, just
closing, has been the most pros
parous for a number of years.
Some of the Watauga produce
haulers say the crops of cabbage,
apples and potatoes will be short
this swason.
Mrs. W. E. Alexa nder, who has
been an invalid for a long time,
died last Sundav morning and
the remains were interred near
her old home in Iredell county
Dr. (?) Moore, with his colored
assistant, has been in Lenoira.
few days this week distrib
uting to the unwary public a
liberal quantity of his wonderful
preparatious in exchange for
their hard-earned money.
Mr. W. C. Hall, of the United
States Geological Survev. with a
party of assistants, has been
doing some work in this part of
the country, and have had their
CATAWBA.
Newton Enterprise, Sept. 25th.
At the last meeting of the
county teachers' association $35
was appropriated from its funds
to start a countj teachers' library.
Rev. W. J. Watson will begin
a protracted meeting in the Bap
tist church at thisplace on next
Sunday. He will be assisted by
Rev. Gwaltney, of Hickory.
The weather since the rain last
week has been a little bit winter
ish. Several early risers saw
frost last Saturday morning,
and the two following mornings
were almost as cold.
It is quite an unusual thing for
us to hear of a minister of the
gospel being accused of the plu
rality of wives, but Rev. Mr. Hy
ler of Mitchell county has made
himself quite noted by taking un
to himself five wives.
Since our last issue the follow
ing marriage licenses have been
issued in ourcounty: D.A.Green
hill to M. L. " Huffman on the
16th, Chas. Hedrick to M. J
Pope on the 18th and Titus A
Moretz to Ethel Deal on the 19th
M. J. M. Murry tells us that
the best corn crop he has seen
this year is Mr. Frank Setzer's in
Caldwell township. He is 75
E00M AT M0RGANT0H HOSPITAL.
Bat the Legislature Didn't Provide
Enough. Support and More Patient's
Cannot Be Taken for That Reason.
Charlotte Observer.
Several of the papers of the
State Lave recently given a good
deal of attention to the subject of
insanity and to the insane outside
Mcdowell
Marion Democrat, Sept. 25th.
Miss S. C. Cowan, of Morgan-
ton, is visiting her brother, J. S.
Cowan.
, The United States Geological
Survey, in charge of R. C. How
ard, are now encamped at Nebo.
mi u i 1.: i
xurynaie ueeu wuiKing uung the hospitals. One of the best
the Catawba river for the past considered and most exhaustive of
few days. these articles was au editorial in
Ex-Sheriff Nichols' resident, be- the Bib'ical Kecord of two weeks
I a rA anil vrAf it- in i tfrstn . si
hind the court house, narrowly . . - .
. . . , a misapprehension of some of the
escaped destruction by tire early fact3 ,n tbe case In , tf,
Sunday morning. About three tred it was a pie for additional
o'clock, Deputy Sheriff Ray, keep- accommodations for the msaue
er of the jail, was aroused by and it proceeded upon the assnmp
cr ies proceeding from the Nichols tion th tll of the hospitals are now
house and hurriedly sought as- crowded. Not so. Tbe people of
sistance to put out the fire, which 108 otaie W,H PerBaI8 oe ini"es'
. .1 teu iu team ai leat-k iney aro eu
was just coining through the .t , , ,
, , , , , , titled to know and should know
roof when he emerged from the tu ,if,(U nfff.;M,nu(!,nt
n the situation oi aftairti At I he State
: -i I
juii. io uu cuii give airy ex- ri it , . M . Such has
planation of the origin of the been the demand for room there
flames. The negro help, who that each Legislature for years
was sleeping in the room where has been pleaded with for appro
it started, says she was awaked priations for enlargement, and
bv the heat and s w her dresses thfc of 1901 responded with a suf-
with figures. It is not intended
here to animadvert npon the
Legislature for its failure to make
a sufficient appropriation to sup
port as many insane persons at
Morgantoi as thete is room for;
that is its business; but if the peo
pie think that this unused space
should he taken up hy insane per
sons who are in jail, or poor bouses
or at their homes, unspeakable
burdens npon their families, they
will doubtless instruct their rep
resentatives in tbe next Legisla
ture to provide ways and means.
Tbe managers of this institution
will certainly not crawl on their
faces before that body, begging
for money with wbich to support
lunatics for whom they bare room,
a ii tbey were suing for favors for
themselves. The per capita ex
pense per day for the two fiscal
years last past was 40 cents, and
when il is said that out of this 40
THE OLD RELIABLE
i
Absolutely Pure
WERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
burning in a corner of the room.
This was in an upper room which
had not been ceiled and the
flames went straight to the
shingles, which were quickly ig-
ticient appropriation to erect and
Masonic Pair at Releigh.
The Masons of North Carolina
are making a determined effort
ceuts the patients were fed and v,,i nr.,., :
Tpinnlft in "RnlpJrrri tho panitnl
employes paid fuel, medicine, and ., - 0i ' r
every other expense whatsoever ty of the State. They are now
provided, the charge -of extrava- preparing a grand Masonic Fair
gauce in management will hardly on a large scale to beheld in Nash
be preferred. As a matter of Square, Raleigh, October 12 to
furnish new buildings which would course with a larger population 24, 1903. Col. Noble F. Martin,
me per capita expeuse mis year one ot tbe best managers of such
provide for approximately 2S0 ad
ditional patients 230 "women and
50 men. These buildings were
completed aud equipped when
will be less, the per capita declin
ing as the number to le cared for
increases.
tents pitched near Bell's pond in ! years old and did all the work on
the Western suburbs of town.
the crop nimselr. He is a vigor
pus man in every way for his
He can read any kind of
Mr. George M. Goforth was;
1 as?e
iiiiui until y hull wuc; uu v 11110 . . . . ,
, . .. , . . . . print without glasses-,
week while taking a piano home ;
that he had bought. At a rough
placev in the road the piano
tumbled out of the wagon, tak
ing Mr. Goforth with it, and
catching him under it in a way
to bruise his hand and arm right
much. No bones were broken,
neither was the piano badly in
ured.
Mr! T. S. Robbins, of Buffalo
Cove, called to see us Monday
and told us of two children he
saw last week near South Fork
of New river in Watauga. The
children are seven and four years
old, a -irl and boy, the girl
weighs 98 pounds and has twelve
toes and eleven fingers and the
boy weighs seventy-four pounds
and has t hi. teen rangers ana
twelve toes. The children are in
Mr. W. T. Calton, of Latti
more, the energetic and public
spirited lumber man, tells us that
there will be a big lumber dealers
fsured a Safe, Comfortable and Expe- Dicnic nt Lattimore OD Saturday,
Strictly fhst class equipment on all
-iirougii and Local Trains , Pullman
Pa'ace Sleeping Cars on all Night
Trains; Fast and Safe Schtdules.
Travel by the Southern and you are
Ap!y to Ticket Agents for Time
Oct. 10th. Extensive prepara
IVbles, Rates and general information tions Will be made for the OCCa-
auiress sinn and in addition to a tine Die
i
nie dinner there will be speeches,
music and other entertaining
features. Several hundred peo
ple will probably attend.
Mr. J. L. McSwain, on June
18th, 1882, caught an upland
terropin on his place and cut his
name and the date on its back
and turned it loosed In 1886
while cutting wheat he 8S W 1
again, but had not seen it since
until a few days ago he came
across the same terropin within
a few feet of the same place he
found it over 21 years ago and
cut his name and date on its
back. Both were very plain.
R. L. Verxos, F. R. Dabby,
T. P. A., C. P. & T. A.,
l.'harlotte. N. C. Asheville, N. C.
S. H. Hardwick. G. P. A.,
WASHINGTON D. C.
HM 4 MHIMOT4 HI.
TIME CJFLTD-
Effective June 7, 1903.
i'assenser Mixed Jlixed
10 70 63
No::-nnn ND Kx Sou Daily
i.v Chester 9 OO am 8 00 pra Tnes.
'.v L.j . vrvs 0 18 am 8 28 pm
1 v McDonnells 9 28 am 8 4-8 om Thurs -J
. r,at:irits 9 33 am 8 57 pm
!.v Y.irkviile 9 49 am 8 19 pm Sat
j-v Clover 1 O 1 2 am lO 00 pm
l-vtianonia 10 38 am 12 30 am 6 00 tm
l.vUaih.s 1 1 OO am 12 45 am 6 20 am
i-v !I Sho -ls 11 20 am i 10 am 7 02 am
; -v I.incointun 1 1 43 am 2 00 am 8 00 am
i.v M anleii 12 10 pm 2 30 am 9 20 am
I vXci t m I2 28 nm 2 55 am 10 00 am
Mr. J. A. Yoder received a let
ter Sunday from his wife, who is
at Montezuma, Mitchell county,
in which she describes the win
ter weather they are having in
the mountains. Water in the
water buckets have a thick cov
ering of ice every morning, and
the window glass and trees are
white with frost. The weather
reminds her of January down
here.
Young Russell Sherrill, who
was killed iu Rowan county last
Thursday by the two Whites, of
Concord, was a native of Cataw
ba countv. His father, Mr. Elli
ott Sherrill, mov ed from Sherrill's
ford to Rowan county aboutl5
years ago. He was a successful
farmer and business man, and
r.ifi, o,,,! o ..aonainW ! oieo aDout two years ago. iue
ver would note nothing unusual family have a large connection in
about them except their size. th county, and there is a gener
Their parents are named Green al sympathy for the bereaved
and are both slender, weighing niother and sisters ana Drotners.
about 130 pounds each
WATAUGA.
Boone Democrat, Sent. 24th.
nited. By the vigorousexertions the" Legislature adjourned in
of Deputy Ray and other the fire March last. The inmates at that
was soon put out and little dam
age, excepting a hole in the roof,
resulted
time number 750, and the Legisla
ture of 1901 bad appropriated
events in the United States, has
charge of the fair. Col. Martin
will introduce many new and
novel features in this fair. There
will be absolutely none of the
usual vulgar midway attractions
about it. Everything will be
1903 appropriated $125,000 a year
Education in place of the former debt of 7,000.
board, who had resigned.
The friends or Robert Earl
Mitchell will be somewhat sur
prised to know of his recent mar
riage. He waamarriedinStates-
ville on last Wednesday to Miss ed on this $15,000.
A Feasant Pontiff.
Charity Children.
We do not pretend to know
sinnnno a T-par fnr two vpar. For what sort of a pope Pius X is
their snnnort. It was .nsnfficient going to be,' but his career is re- clean and bright, and the stand-
The cost of maintenance for these markable and well worth the ard of Masonery will be kept ele-
two years was 110,000 a year study of young men who are am- vated. The railroads will grant
$20,000 more than the appropria- bitious to make the most of reduced rates, so that all can
tion. This was met by using a themselves. Sarto was not born avail themselves of an opportun-
special fund in the hands of the -fh :n uiamnnih- itv of having a good time and
on the contrary, he is of thecom- placing one or more bricks in
1 i 4- 4. the p-rand temnle dnilrlino-.
The Leffislafnre f ruu W. ul o r o-
Other McDowell Items.
Marion News, Sept. 24th.
The State Board of Education
has appointed D. E. Hudgins, J.
L. Padgett and Chas. A. Bird as 8teward, by nsing a part of the ,
members of the County Board of building fond aud by making a
we are interested in him. His
care.
box
E W. Grove's signature is on each
Ora Sherrill of that place. They
will make their home in Marion.
Mr. Mitchell has been located in
Statesville for some time.
or maintenance for two years face shows strength of character, I to cuke a cold ix one day
this was $15,000 a year more than and not a line of the cunning Iat9anBdrot?e n!enyei?ai?i. At"
had been spent each of the pre- shrewdness, so marked in the
ceding years, and the 80 addi- features of Leo, is revealed. His
tional patients were to be support rmintenance is frank and onen
4-
and there is every evidenct, so
far as we may judge from his
It cannot be
TRINITY COLLEGE
done. The per capita expense of
the 7s0 patients had been $147
per year; 15,000 divided among
28O new patients would give a per
capita $53.50 a year. What, then,
A million dollars invested in endowments
face, that he is a man of rugged KhZlSKS
. ... , . 1 1 .11 during the past year. Ten scientific labora-
force. We dO not believe he Will tones. Gymnasium underscientificdirxetion.
, , . , . , TT I lbU nnaerraduate and graduate courses of
l)e noted for hlS diplomacy. He study. Courses of study leading to civU and
Has the Southern Acquired the Caro
lina and Northwestern?
Newton Enterprise, Sept. 25th
It wvs rumored in railroad cir
cles in Asheville last week that
the Southern had purchased two
was to be donet Manifestly but appears to be a man who will awarded. Loan und to aid worthy yonng
i i ixicu. i nu ly Kraunam m ercat ucmana iur
one thing; amit only so many face any question fairly and not
patients as the appropriation resort to the tricka of the artfui TSSiSS- SSS5-b??K
would support. So up to this time d()d This opinion of him is X?u "c aot chareed tuition- Send for
112 additional patients have been r , , , , . . d. w. newsom. Registrar,
... . confirmed bv the account that is Durham, n.c.
reueiveu iuio quarters wuere mere I , . i i j i i
,. r en rri,, f given of his birth and h.s early
is room for 20O. Tbere are actual- p
mnwi inilpnulD tlm Puimliiia anrl . i. i os-r. RniTnnn(lin!rS. W. 1 . Stearf. VV hO
Northwestern and the, Transyl- thought there are on the rolls 909, is not always reliable but who is pjT UIN 1 VCKl 1 Y
vania roads, and will take over the difference being accounted" for always bright and interesting, Kiz-jp-pij pAROLINA
their management about the first .V the fact tnat 5 patients are at savs that Sarto sprang as much U -U
of October. It was mentioned in their homes on probatiou or other from the common people as Ab
confirmation of this rumor that, basis-Iiable t0 retnrn at m0. raham Lincoln himself, while
Mr. J. D. Elliott of Hickory, cojj- , , . ... ,. .
, beds in tbe institution, tine not
trnrtnr u,r tnp Snntnprn nn.s frir ... - . . . .
taumg account ot certain wards in
Vacant I j VTTT annrnr tr,-, q n-llol A AnrlamSn vm
U-U Alii ojjiaiig a iijK.ri I rAwCiviwI I llv LCpai UllClllf
family. One of the brothers of
Other Caldwell News.
Lenoir Topic. Sept, 23rd.
Mr. Walter Brem, of Charlotte,
is a visitor in town this week.
Mr. -Horace Miller returned last
week from a trip to Hickory and
Morganton.
Madam Rumor has it that
there will be several marriages in
town soon.
Sarto is an inn-keeper at Man
tua, and a sis ter married a tobac-
Carolina and Northwestern and which are furnished and conid he comst. "His manner of life,
the Southern signs have been made ready for occupaucy iu two continues Mr. Stead, "is frugal,
put up at the crossings alongthe hours if there wero anything on nor did he when prince of the
road. It might have also been ru cu l" BUiult luo church torsade tne simplicity
some time had charge of the the new buildins for women wbich
The summer boarders are depot and trestle work on the baye not been opened np at all bat
rapidly-leav-ing Blowing Rock
in fact they are nearly all gone.
M. A. Teague took the first load
of cabbage to Lenoir from this
section last week. He received
$1.25 per hundred for them:
Law. Medicine,
Pharmacy.
meutioned as a pointer, -ilmt-the . .
Carolina and North western aban- . - fc . ., ,.. .
ha bon hnt ofill fhAro aril! rn
Some sections ot tbe county, 1 JNewton ana Hickory, wlien it main room for 132 patients. It
this included, have been visited changed to a broad ghage, and would be criminal folly, however,
bv killing frosts during the past has been using the Southern to take them when they could not effectionate mother. VV e are not p. p. VENABLE, President,
One hundred and eight scholarships.
Free tuition to teachers and to sons
of ministers. Loans for the need v.
which was natural to a peasant; 608 STUDENTS. 66 INSTRUCTORS.
but although of the common peo- New Dormitories, Waterworks, Ce li
nk he is one of Nature's gentle- tral Heatins 8y8tem Librajy m
r , , . . volumes. Fall term, academic and
men." They say of him, also, nrnfeninnl AnTtmBnta Kn- st.
that he is the devoted son ot an 7, 1903. Address
It may be that the town of Le- week, and it is thoug ht that track between these points. be supported. The cost of support particularly concerned about this chapel hill, n. O.
noirisdry but the booze is in much damage has been done to
evidence every Saturday night. late corn, etc.
Whether this rumor is correct is ful1 as Sreat as u was last year, man or the policy he shall adopt,
nr tint. vp are not, altln tn sfiv.
r.i.u .vi.. aiticles or prime
I ll1M I r-f II I 1 1 I I r I I. I llr I lllll III I ...
A series of services is being M-. W. G. Hall, one-of Blowing A, , XT.. oemg even higher,
hplrl this week at Mt. Bethel Rock's most popular merchants. . , Aul "UD luc
, , , , . i i . it ir lnvmesiei. patients; Gil np the room; make a
school house, near Blackstone, who was married to Miss Mar- ' v
1 Al T ) . . TT I I Dl.nln.t rriirt 1 mi.ifr. f It.nin rt I I . i.t,,,Tr I .. . . I ' '
OV Uie IVCV. n. U. tiicijjo. x uc I guinc j-icvi icuui, cares Ktteumausm ana uatarru Medicine 1 Tpgjsaare wjU provide for it.''
services will continue through the 9th inst., has returned after ,ea,r"fc Nay. The last Legislature forbade
the week, with a celebration of an extended bridal tour North. T,nran... p.lM1(, oim nr any public institution lo create a form and felt miserable most
the holv communion on Sunday TT , , oar exnense. Botaoic Blood Balm debt, no matter for what purpose all the time. Did not enjoy
morning. L " , . . , ' (B. B. B.) kills or destroys the -each must live within its In
' " " rouu ', -f . . . . . . come. For the first three months
W.UiV nc thP trhr ntr nf horses in.-rs nt White Snrmrs church for ine awiui acnes in oacK una snou.u
"w",v"f) " f- -r 1 o
necessity,
flour, beef, meal, coal and wood, Dtwe arP always glad to hear
of a country lad who steps up in
the wxrld and takes his place at
the top where he belongs.
GLORIOUS
.-TO THE...
MOUNTAINS OF
WESTERN
NORTH CAROLINA
Hickory
i.v C lin
12 5 pm 4 OO am
1 2-i pm 4 40 am
anite Falls n Kfi nm 4. K7 am
Ar Lonoir 2 05 pm 6 ;'0 am
1'aasenger Mixed
e 71
Sih thhik'xd Ex Sun Daily
j-v l-ei.oir 2 30 pra 8 OO pm
Vl'ran'tc Falls 2 58 pm 8 43 pm
-vV1,:ii 3 (.'S pm 9 30 pm
i.V mck'.rv 3 211 nm Q Sfl nm
2 OO pm
3 lO pm
3 45 pm
5 20 pm
Mixd
63
7 OO am
8 05 am
9 15 am
9 35 am
DO GOOD IT PAYS.
A Chicago man has observed
3 4o pm 1 1 45 pm 1 1 20 am that, "Good deeds are better
4 03 pm 12 15 am 12 lO pm 1 ..I 1 I a enma
4 30 pm 1 50 am 12 45 pm I lUiALl IW1 cowro u ""
4 5m pm 2 22 am
5 12 pm 2 55 am
5 30 pm 4 25 am
5 57 pm 5 10 am
6 23 pm 6 OO am
o pm b 50 am
.Newton
1-v Maiden
!.v l-inculnton
'-v H Shuals
I-vl) lias
'.v Gaitnnin
I-v Clover
I-v Yorkville
",uthrics
'-vl.owrvs 6 57 pm 7 23 am
r v.ncrfter 7 17 pm 8 00 am
CONNECTIONS.
Cn-.-trr-S-mthern Ri., S. A. L. and L. & C.
..itoiM Southern Railwav
l-.nc .lnton S. A. L.
T V :ind Hiokory Sotithern Railwar.
in !"s N"- 70 and 71 carry Pullman Sleep
"ig Cars between Chester and Lenoir.
E F. Reid, G. P. A., Chester. S. C.
3 25 pm
3 55 pm
Mod
Wed
Fri
.' - .: t . I
-. 1- ; n., gm. I
i -r - r.r'jasl Fur Hc-use 5n ftrs?ri:? !
ii ranoi(S3 A5t Over Eut't.pc. i
i ,i0 . ielicst c-is'j price paid far a!l kiBJs
H a'1 V. i. ' i law furs. Hold your shipoient
i; J uirrii yo-, get car price lit. J
; ; :.. f.r i; ij-ii y. Wa inil it free. j
223 pm of the latter are woithless. Act
kindly and gently, show sym
pathy and lend a helping hand.
You cannot possibly lose by it.
Most men appreciate a kind
word and encouragement more
than substantial help- There
are persons in this community
who mie-ht truthfully say: "My
cood friend, cheer tro. A few
doses of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy will rid you -of your
cold, and there is no danger
whatever from pneumonia
when you use that medicine
It always cures. 1 know it for
it has helped me out many a
time-." Sold by W. A. .Leslie.
Druggist.
FOIETSlflBUEYCDEB
Makes Kidneys ana Bladder nignt
A CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA, j
I had Dyspepsia in its worst
THE
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
THE TOUEIST SEAS0H
eating until after 1 used iLO- j invites the attention of all Health or
QOl dyspepsia uro wuicu iaa,s Pleasure seekers.
nrmr prft V PHTfin mo. iirs. V V .
-r . i a i n. wi...j ---r , ,t
in back lots tms week re- more than ten days, and we . IUOVInff nn2er8, toe8 or iees. penditnres of the Morganton Hos- anDetite, loss of strength, ner
minds us of a trade we saw in a learn that very great interest is bone pains, swollen .muscles and pital were 897,163.19. This is an vousness, headache, constipa- j opened June 1, 1903, and on that date
South Carolina town several being manifested, aud that much joints of rheumatism, or the fonl average of 32,387.73 per quarter, tion, bad breath, sour risings, i0W-IUte Summer Excursion Tickets
uiatLH, uniuS, B1ii.iiB, uiwp- Tf Mia PTnnP nf tl. rpmainitKr mUlgeStlUU, UJfBycjjsia aixu. au ,Bnt on alA from r.rino;tl Tw,;-t- 1
ping in throat, bad hearing, specks I r . - , . I stomach troubles are quickly I 0 . , .r . ,
fiuinir hpfnrn ihn pvpd all rlav.il
I quarter maintain the average ot I A . Trrlr.1 I tne-o0"111 ana ssoutneast, to tbe noted
oui teehng of catWh. Bota.ic the three past the total e x pen d i- Resents the natural JSLZn by
Rlood Rrtlni has cuied hnndredaof tnrpa Jnr t hi vpnr will Iiava ht,mii..: f Jofr, nAmKino ouull,aul"u" iiccv uu aaia up
.ww--.w .-wj - --.. vv" i.iiii t l uicloiiwu. v a uvvs. i . - 1 i .
casesofS'J or 40 years standing Ul2o550. This would leave an with the greatest known tonic l U.?"?D w' .1WdJ
J... . i, : a . i i " - " . . . . i iiTniMJfi ui it'.rthitr ,-i . mii.-i top Fornrn
nlLCi UIULUI3, W-ju BUrillefS Sftuii Uitb I . - m . .AAATie.fKnifira rvVAnortloc I
- j: r -1 i i awuai cut ucuut ui vttw. uub u 10 i tu.v v w - - r r
oleted. and thp first session of of these cured patients had taken due to Perlect candor to say that a
r ' i a . . V . I I J...
V, Hf.hnnl will om-n on the first Blooa ca,tn a.8 a ,asl resorr- DDmu" 01 "iraoruinary eiVeues
TiTTi t in i DTPn a A Ti tj : o ..tw, . m J. , ncio luc lu,tD 4""
xijh xjixyuj uxiijiij. iniiiuitv iu wiwwci , niu a w. deep seaiea cases, linpossioie lor oc r. e,
fT1TTTrnTT I r a. x 1 J. .l. I Ann .t. ,i f r aniTaw rda nr.svn,A An I t L v
luu J-JUL . i oi competent icucuei iu cuai j;e. " iuo ojuuim vji
years ago on a bigsaleday. Two good for the advancement of the
armers who were tanked up on Master's Kingdom is being ac-
some of Ben Till man's dispensary complished.
1 " J n lit r- n t f 1 1 JC3 I
liquor uiftuc a. cwu t U.CD, nPrfa Tnrlnstrinl '
one living fave cents and a rusty School bniId.n hag been com.
old pocket Knne to dooi.
It cleanses. Durifies and sweet
ens the stomach, Sold by all "THE LAND OF THE SKY"
Druggists.'
AND
i,000, insur-
u.wo vi sunn i i - r I
. . -i . . . i auraUkc djjj. n Acarn kuuuiv ui
. . -n-r t I m. i . t t i 8 v in i) Loui s u i i ue u iu a n sm or cai ar r u i '
It is said ot Jonn vyesiey l he goou peopie oi xnai loveiy . f . . R. . R , COal f3,500and 7,000 deficit audit K;iT.cnoa hnt thA nw fiiimr. . Q. '
n - - i iiilivuguvuu, v - ' - o I w v w vj uiminvkivu w tUO UUU1IUU
VVe have in
remedies for
our shelves many
const i patio D and
"SAPPHIRE COUNTRY."
AshevUle, X. C, and Hot Springs, K. C,
a l :j i -M;4.a . ... . . . kc.u uitou uaiuj.i- - '
inai ne onuewm iu iuisuoeo valley, ana ot tne wnoie county, it makes the blood pure and rich, is not doubted that, notwithstand common sense cure is found only
ft a I a m-r - w " -l t- If n TTfi 11 IUII I I.. - - .
1 tThiVover are to be congratulated upon tnereoy gi; ing llf the increased population ret in EaoL.m PiUs aod Tonc
Traveler or Invalid.
and over again!" "John the establishment ot sucn an in
Wesley, because once telling is stitution within our borders
not enough." it is ior mis
same reason that you are told
asrain and again that t-hamoer- fow sity Tear
Iain's Cough Remedy cures Mrs. Winslow's Soothi
supply. ' Cures are permanent and
not a patching up. Sold at drug
stores, $1 per large bottle. Sample
of jdIoou JLJalm sent free aud pre
paid, also special medical advice
by describing your trouble and
i-i j : il 4. It .. I used for over 60 rears
COiaS ana Slip: lUaillUUUUlCl - fo, th,ir children while teethinif. with
aCtS anV tendenCV OI these aiS- perfect success. It .ootnes tne cnua sotten.
eases to result in pneumonia, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea, it I printed testimonials, so. write al
and that it is pleasant and safe lS ta"e rpart oi
to take. For sale by W. A. 0fShi
J-ieSliei J-rUgglS6. ISyrap," and take no other tana.
t.liA inhlhirion ncrainaf. rlphr ppr
ine syrnp has been writing Blood Balm Co , At anta, I . - . , f , ,, . .-.
by minions of moth- . f , , ' f J! tainly the-last dollar in the till is
while teethine. with 1 Vjra. A. peTcOUal trial Of BlOOd t . . .
Balm is better than a thousand
Pellets. This Treatmeut cures by
Tear will show mamall balance on taa8h lr0,a5 Tie East Tennessee and Virgirua
! tne finK Jriii arouses iue iivci,
the right side of the ledger. This wb,je lhe Tonic Pellets tone np the
must, of course, be the case, for with I organs and insure natnral and
healthy conditions. Uompiete
Resorts
also offer many inducements for '
Health and Pleasure.
once.
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not to oe expended.
;tThis is a round, oovarnisbed tale
aoout conditions as they actually
exist ancT without any joggling
Treatment two medicines zo
doses full directions only 25cts. I
All dealers.
FOLETSHOIfEFTAR
stops Um Gootfn nd t&sls laatf
Ask any Southern Railway Agent for
Summer Homes Folder, discrip-.-
tive of the many Delightful
Resorts reached by South
rn Railway,
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