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r The . News-Herald ' i fi IS THE Best Advertising s-Hcra!d Offic . , vg- TVOBX AT T ,t?iTr" Medium 111 T. G. COBB, Publisher. THE BURKE COUNTY NEWS 1 Consolidated Nov 29.1901 THE MO R-G ANTON HEKA'.D wonaouaateo nov. s.iui Subscription Price, $i Per Year In Advance ft IN THI PIEDMONT SECTION 2 VOL. XXV. MORGANTON, N. C, NOVEMBER 18, 1909. No. 32 S41ERA f TIT A P yowr I r, 0' month is a SURE of v. ' : jggi TO-DAY. PELLAGRA A FAKE, BANKS. SAYS COL. To- letter almost !v. and still better ii n ww M. T the CEN'JISE has the RED Z on i1-. front cf each peckaga and ths taurs and seal of J. H. ZEILIN POS Sii-E BY ALL DR'JCCiSTS. felt note and Boilers. th7y He and Big Tom Frisbee Bath Eat Corn Bread-What Will a Man Get If He Casts His Corn B.ead on the Waters? Asheville Cltiaen. Being in a talkative humor last week Colonel Banks cast a few reflections on the medical fra rnity ard criticised some otht? arsons in his nlivtul wav. "I aliens said hell wuz a goin' to friz over some day," said the colonel, "but I didn't spect hit to git solid this kinder weather. I spose hits on account er all this hyer fon! talk bont the North puie. Howsever, I don't believe none er hit, hits all a passel er lies. People's got so they lies jest to be a lyinV The particular idea which sug-g-sted the remark of the col ) !'- : f !.' d o pellagra. Tou kin gii rally notice," said the colonel, "when these here medical doctors talks so much bout a ailment that people don't notice 'em no more like pendicitis they gets up suthin new an surges oout hit. JNow sez pellagra," the colonel 1" II. P tubulor or fur , boiler complete ,vt-!'v wav. good stack in-nr and grates newfit- VI H. P. stationary side r'-irk encrine, this is a : outfit. Price on cars here, $195.00. i-xli; H. P. engine and boiler cn wheels, good nr.d a bargain at $285.00. Write or come and see. cc 1 V.c re No. 7. C. H. TURNER, Statesville, N. C. 4 30 YCAHS EXPERIENCE - 1 RACE ivsARKS Designs Of YRiGr?TS &C -.A tio?orrptiori iqej n ."ive whether ai .'tr'iiib'e. Conmunies . t'i.n.l'-nok on Patent? v r jwunng patents. ;ih Muun A Co. receive c.-'-e. m the Hmericait. ..-! ICO;:?. I.arsest cn mil. Terms. S3 fc --eKBeaiers - !!sw Yor! What ill Da for You "hey -vill cure your backache,; er.-then your kidneys, cor t urinary irregularities, build :? the worn out tissues, and e.:r.ir:-te the excess uric acid t---t causes rheumatism. Pre vent Briht's Disease and Dia bites, and restore health and Strength. Refuse snhslitnta. W . A- LESLIE. said sarcastically "Why they ain't no sich sickness. Aint I bin a eatin' corn bread all my life an' all my neighbors an' haint got hit? They say hits pellagra 'cause a feller goes plum idiot like. That haint nuthin. Theys plenty er people natural born ijiots an' some that ain't is pretty high. That don't prove nuthin. Some people oytn our way is agenst the railrode but that don't agrify they has the pellagra." ' 'I says, ' ' said the colonel, ' 'this hyer fool talk jest scares people an' they haint nuthin' in hit. Eat all the corn bread and hominy you want and hit'l make ye good and strong. Look at me, look at Big Tom Frisbee, both eats corn bread. My little boy's pants wore out where he sits down, but that haint no pellagra. Chickens has the pip, and onct I knowed a man had the pip, but that ain't no pellagra is hit? "Doctors means well," said the colonel, "and pretty ginrally they is respectable but they gits no tions like preachers. Preachers is gettin' soze they don't stick to religun but talks bout politics and sich. They ain't practical. Why a preacher argied when two men swapped horses and one got the best of the tother, he orter rue back. They aint no Bible for that" "The Bible," said the colonel, "sticks to religion and that what the preachers orter to stick to, hell fire and damnation and f allin' from grace, the ola time religion. A man orter use jedgment Now the Bible says 'cast your bread on the waters.' Now sposin I wuz to cast a piece of corn bread on Big Ivy what you reckon I'd git back V ' asked the colonel. His auditors could not guess. "The pellagra," said the colonel with a grin. the justices of the Supreme court, on the other hand, as preferable to the publication of the details in such cases. All were agreed that the di vorce evil should be checked, if possible, but not all believed that publicity would do so to such an extent as to justify the publica tion of details in the newspapers. Former Justice Rosrer A. Pry or wns one of those who said that society was being injured a thous and times more by the spectacle of the rich and influential obtain ing divorces in secret with the law seemingly aiding them, than oy the publication of th t?.fi :nony in divorce cases. He de clared that hundreds, and even thousands, of the cases now be fore referees, with the cloaks of secrecy thrown about them and the law furnishing the lubrica tion with which they slip noise lessly along, would never have been brought at all if the parties to them thought the details would be made public. "I am not opposed to divorce on the one ground on which it is obtainable in this state," said Mr. Pryor, "but I am opposed to the granting of divorces in the nu merous cases where the parties to suit are getting it solely to be able to marry again as soon as free, and where the opposing lawyers are in collusion to get the decree, the defense being nothing more than a farce, so that the testimony may be heard in secret instead of in open court. ' ' Justice Gerard, presiding when the suit of Helen Maloney to have her marriage with Samuel Clark son annulled came up for final About Good Roads Other Things. From a Bnrke Men Now Living in Charlotte Burke Cannot Afford to Be Behind in the March of Progress. To the Editor of The News-Herald: I notice in your last issue a double-leaded a iH-le rppea! ing f0r a $2JU,00u bond issue for good roads in Burke and urging that it be kept free of politics. Mr. Editor, your people must know that a county, like a man, or a tree, either advances in growth, health and strength or reverses this process by declining gradually into decay. Nothing in creation stands still. It is with your people, as with all of us, a case of "Shoot Luke or give up the gun!" Burke is one of the historical counties of North Carolina. In all past times it has been a leader. I have not space to recall the many proofs for this statement proofs which stir the blood and excite a fine pride in all capable of be ing moved by such associations. Apart, however, from thi?, the cold economy of the question should loosen the tightest sicians. 1 ' 1 IT jj-I t f purse-smng among you, ana ennst tne am oi every one though the world at large cannot fail to see in the daily deport ment of the members of fraternal orders an influence ever working toward the highest standard of good citizenship. The vastness of these organizations, reaching as they do to the uttermost points f the earth, cannot fail to ap peal to the men who believe in the strength of unity. As previously stated, member ship in fraternal orders promotes good citizenship, and good citizen ship promotes public welfare. The rigidity with which the laws of the various organizations are enforced is a fitting training for the proper observance of the civil laws. It is only necessary to look at the quality of the membership in the various orders to appreci ate the fact that it is composed, as a rule, of the highest strata of civilization and advanced thought. Ministers of the gospel, phy- jurists of the highest standing, literary men, merchants ii.ct. every walk oi lite is 1 t rfM Kg&r o?Iy Baking Powder, sWSr mad from Royal Grape 2rf Crem of Tartar who produces anything for sale or handles in any manner what is produced by others. If example were needed, Charlotte and Mecklenburg county stands out clear and distinct. Unquestionably, you have what is too common in the State rediculously low assessments of property, and what is inseparably connected with such a system, or rather want of system, grossly unfair levies, so that, too often it is the man, and not the land, that is taxed. The result is, that you are held out to the world, as poor, when you are really rich in all the elements of wealth, whether use is made of them or not, and there is a strug gle among tax-payers to appear as poor as possible, hop- him there is always presented an incr in tbp mpnnwhilp thnt nr npicrhhnr hpes rliaf artporl Vn'm ODTJOrtunity for mental and phys- i , i ical advancement, should he be in uiciL uiibtJtJiiuy lace. represented. Th3 fraternal spirit and the brotherly love taught by these societies cannot fail to foster the spirit of humanity in its highest sense. It is rarely that one meets with a case where a man is false to the vows of his order. The helping hand of charity is always open to the suffering brother. No appeal for assistance ever tails on deaf ears. Is it any wonder, then, that young men of to-day feel an increasing attraction to ward those great bodies of which he himself can become an in tegral part, if he so desires? ..To I apprehend that the existence of this condition will in action, lifted the veil from the directly operate against your bond issue certainly it will testimony which had been put affect some, whose aid vou should have to win. In the next round of assessing a cure may be found. At worthy of it. upon it by the clerk. Having that recalled to his mind, he said that it was not a parallel case to a divorce. He did not believe in putting a lot of sickening details common to the divorce court be fore the public. Justice McCall, who sat origi nally in the Maloney-Clarkson case, refusing application to him to order the papers made public, said that however much the di vorce evil might be deplored he did not believe the remedy for it would be found in publicity. Ten Things For Farmers to Do This Month. Projrressive Farmer. (1) Finish sowing wheat, and ovnr vto rr sail lanrlcs tVint wnnld present your town bears a far larger share of the public otherwise be left bare during the hnrrlpn than pnnitablv falls to it. I Winter. -"1 J I n i -L- - xl 1 Whatever the result of your endeavours in this move for r-ossible and see that all rough- good, up-to-date roads, I trust the great party of progress ness is put up so that it will keep i . . -l i sweet ana souna w vviiiwi ul.au71J.a"" cicmwitf, (3) Start the fattening hogs on win not in curKe ue iouiiu ueiiying 10 ineir slower neign bors quicker movement upon plain dirt. The Republicans can not be indifferent to anything progressive, unless be lying their creed. Wm. S. Pearson. Charlotte, Nov. 15th, 1909. Keeping the Demagogue in Check. Raleigh. (N. C.) Progressive Farmer. In dealing with our preplexing race problem we must be guided by wisdom and courage and not by hysterics. We have no higher daty than that of preserving ra cial purity, but the great danger here is not political but moral. Let us remember this, and in politics see to it that we follow leaders who stand for issues and movements that will help the people and build up the South. It is not the man who can remem ber the names of most voters, or flatter the people most at the political rally, or holler loudest and gesticulate most fiercely when speaking, that we should support, but it is the man who is going to do something to give -us better schools and better roads, and who will help along all the for ward movements that will build up our communities. The South has never suffered half so much from an overpro duction of cotton as from an over production of wordy orators mere intent 'in flattering the people than on serving them. You see a man sometimes who seems to be atraid oi taking a stand upon any question until he finds out which is the popular side. He is a coward: let him alone. You see other speakers who depend on abuse rather than argument: they insult your intel ligence and should also be let alone. We have had too many politicians of both classes; let us now have'a sortfof leader. The Farm Bey's Chances. A. L. French, in Rale&h (N. C.) Progressive Far- and Cattle Ticks Lessen Yield of Beef Milk. A cattle tick that has reached But what inducements does the ' the engorged stage weighs about business of farming in the South bold out to the strong, ambitious boy? Why, just about every thing. Do people talk- about the greater opportunities of twenty years ago for the young man who would make a success in 5 grains, and about 1,500 such ticks weigh a pound. As cattle in the tick region often carry many thousands of these blood sucking parasites, and as each iick during the period of its at tachment to an animal draws agriculture? Just laugh at them, considerably more than for there was never such an op portunity in the history of the ages as stands beckoning to the young man on the farm today. We have just begun to study the its own weight in blood, it can be seen that these ticks constitute an enormous drain on the cattle which they infect. This accounts for the fact that under such con- M ll -i.lt. ! 1 t i I science oi agriculture are just cations it is impossible to iatten beginning to find out that ours is cattle even on rich pasture and a business that requires brains to with an abundance of good feed. handle, and the young man of to- A large part of the nourishment day is training his brain in the that should go toward producing line of business. What this brain beef and milk is consumed by force means to the agriculture of the South we will begin to'realize within ten years. I tell vou. bovs. 1 wish lor no for the THE STANDARD REMEDY FOR ALL FORMS OF unATisn i LUMBAGO, SCIATICA, NEURALGIA, KIDNEY TROUBLES, CATARRH, ASTHMA and KINDRED DISEASES GIVESQUICK RELIEF Arpata externally it affords almost in starit relief fmm nain nViilA nfirman- ct;t resuits are being effected by taking it internally, purifying the blood, dis so.vin? the poisonous substance and r'-'iMTin2 it from the system. DR. C. L. GATES Hancock, Minn., wrlteat " a mtie itirl here had such a weak back 'i-e4 uy Rheumatism and Kidney Trouble tw could not atand on her feet. The moment they put her down on the floor aba i p. Treara ltn pains. I treated her with and today she runs around as well :M "Ppy as fn be. I Drescrlbe "a-DROPS" (Of mi I m T U-n f . nrl nu 1. In mw nHn,fA ' TEST "5-DROPS" Easy Matter For Rich to Get Divorcer. New York Dispatch, 14th. The ease and secrecy with which the rich and prominent in New York state may obtain di- city on Monday, when Mrs. John )? r -V Jacob Astor obtained a decree 1 e r-.-i a 4- ,;-v,4- 1, tne next iew yeai - , j things that applied science will name of either being mentioned r s . ,o , . -t in court, was condemned by some T . ' . , 4. i is e:oing to be something worth prominent lawyers nere vtei- - q' I W UllC lie lii. &u'"6 v" ten-bushel wheat crops increased to twenty and from twenty to thirty. Our twelve and fifteen bushel corn crops are going to fifty, and some of you are not going to be content with less than one hundred bushels per acre; and our third-of-a-bale crops of cotton are going right up to a bale Der acre, and then to two bales. Our beautiful Southern coun try will be cleared of brush and briars, her soils filled full to burst ing with humus. The galls and gullies will be a thing to look back to with shame for we will have learned (what men ought to have learned years ago) that grass is the great soil builder and binder. If you are suffering with Rheumatism, umbauo. Sciatica. Neuralgia. Kidney irouo.eor any kindred disease, write W.U'.for a trial hntt.la nf "S-llRTlPIl" 5-DROPS" is entirely free from rum. cocaine.morphine, alcohol. laud f'Una and other similar ingredients. ' f'.II.BoT" S-OROPS"(90O Dsms) i.uu. ror Sal by Druulsta. SWAHS0H RHEUMATIC CURE COMPANY tm 0Pt 80. Jr4 Lak. St,,.,. Chicago day. It was upheld by some NURSING MOTHERS show the beneficial ef fects of Scott's Emulsion in a very short time. It not only builds her up, but enriches the mother's milk and properly nour ishes the child. Nearly all mothers who nurse their children should take this splendid food- tonic, not only to keep up their own strength but to properly nourish their children. FOB SALE BT All. DRUGGISTS the ticks. In addition to the loss of blood and nouri-r ment there is the never-ceasing irritation caused by the ticks, so that the existence of the infested cattle is beset with continuous suffer ing, and this of course also tends to keep them in poor condition. The shrinkage in the milk pro duction of a cow harboring many ticks will average one quart a day, and the lbss occasioned thereby at 3 cents a quart for the 875.000 ticky dairy cattle out of more than 4,000,000 below the quarantine line would amount to $26, 250 a day. Counting 300 milk ing days for each cow to the year would make the loss from this cause $7,875,000 per annum. Full directions as to how to get rid of ticks, including directions for the preparation of dips and sprays, the arrangements of pas tures, etc., may be obtained free upon application to the Bureau of Animal Industry, Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C Growth of Fraternity. Asheville Citizen. One of New York's most prom inent ministers declared from the p.i!p.t last Sunday that a good, consistent member of any of the great fraternal orders consistent in that he lived up to their teach " l j i r i . , ings, couia not ran to make a good citizen. While the expressed sentiment is not a new one. it calls attention to a steady growth of the great fraternal orders, all of which teach some eraod nre cept and encourage the citizen to live up to lawful ideas and stand ards. The increase in membership of the leading orders is not confined t3 any paiticular order, but sta tistics at hand indicate that al societies having for their object the establishment of an uni versa brotherhood, are daily gaining in numbers. The bringing together of kindred spirits, the inculcation of brotherly principles, the ex tension of a helping hand to the needy and distressed all of these are the foundamental principles which attract men to th various organizations. The great power for good exerted bv these as sociations is only understood bv the members themselves, al- the "home stretch" and keep them going until killing time. (4) Go over all young animals and see that they are free from ice: if not, treat them to a bath of Carbolineum or some other disinfectant. (5) Clean out the poultry nouses, wmtewasn or spray wun some coal tar preparation, stop up cracks and leaks, and if neces- sary, iumigate to Kin tne nee. (6) Get the machinery under shelter, and see that there are no eaks in the barn roof. (7) Set out some fruit trees, t i grapes ana perries, aiso some shrubbery and shade trees in the yard, if needed. (8) Get in a good supply oi nre wood and store it in the dry. (9) Drain the wet lands, with tile if possible; if not, with broad shallow ditches that a team can cross. (10) Look after the winter's reading; see that the children have good books and papers, in cluding some oi a practical nature. Cures Cold. Prevents Pneumonia Bend 10c, name of paper and thii ad. for our beautiful Baring Bank and Child' Bketch-Book. Each bank contains a Good Luck Penny. SCOTT & BOWNE. 409 Pearl St. New York When you have a col1 the first th; Ho is have the bowel move. Do i iake anything1 that may constipatt .nd most old fashioned cough cures d .nnst'tDate. Try Kennedy's Laxativt Cough Syrup. It drives the cold fron fhP svstem by a free yet gentle actior of the bowels; it stops the cough, it i ..loasant to take. Children like ii Sold by all druggists. GOOD COUGH MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN AND GROWN FOLKS, TOO. "We could hardly do without Cham berlain's Cough Remedy," says Mrs ,Alora De-spin of B!oyd. Ky I lound i to lo so muni for tlv cri-un hh ! h ive :st-d it for years I can heaitiiv rec minend it for cotig-hs, colds and croup in cnilaTen ana grown ioiks, too The above shows the implicit confi dence that many mothers place in Ohamberlain's Cough Remedy, a con- Sdence based on many years' experi ence in the use of it. No one need hesi DR. FRANCIS S. PACKARD OF GREENSBORO, N. C. Expert Physician, Surgeon and Specialist Will visit Morganton, 5th Visit, on Monday, November 22nd, Hotel Morgan, and every month regularly thereafter. Aha Hah llnliff-Rehirnlne Every Umirn. 8:00 A. M tO UllCUCiy UIIIJ FourWieks ilUulUi 6:00 P. M. SUFFERED THREE YEASS WITH CHRONIC CATARRH. Mr. Disc A, of Louisville, Gives Pe-ru-n& the Credit for His Recovery, and Recommends it to His Friends. BritishCanadian Medical Expert, Surgeon and Diagnostician Dr. Packard has been educated in and grad uated from the best hospitals and colleges of Europe and America. Special ExaminerUnited States Pension Bureau. Consultation and Exam ination Free, Invited & Strictly Confidential. No cases taken or treated without a per sonal examination con sultation or interview. No miil order business done or correspondence solicited Read this carefully. If yoo a it ia good health, give it to i sick friend who will thank you. I cure to stay cured every case I take for mediate y replaced , a very ew ... u. treatment. Surgical Cases 1 treat w. "P- i"?"," .T.1 Vif th teneSTl Prac- eration or suffering, witnous r.ln.r r y- tried everything iroin jjumucbo wv..i. t t. well else ana iaueu, mu ,u " -- Ik , t y .2BB ' ' --' --I Consultation & Examination at all times FREE and Invited. Medical Expert in Treatment of Chronic Diseases of Men, Women and Children. C. Packard has made more remarkable cures in the Southern States than any living physi cian. No incurable cases taken for treatment. AM cases taken for treatment will be guar anteed a cure, I see all patients in person. No substitutes or assistants employed or trusted. Minors without their aar ents or wives without their husbands will not be ad mitted t o consultation unless accompanied by their local physician. FOR COLIC or any bowel trouble Dr. Bell's Anti- Ham acts like mag-ic, relieves almost instantly. Also yood for external pain a. TRUTHFUL REPORTS. Un- Morganton Reads Them With common Interest. A Morganton citizen tells his experience in the following state ment. No better evidence than this can be had. The truthful reports of friends and neighbors is the best proof in the world. Read and be convinced. W. E. Coffey, Lenoir St., Morganton, N. C. , says : "I suffered severely from pains xnrougn tne small part oi my DacK ana siaes ana was also troubled by rneumausm m amerent parts of my body. There was a soreness across my loins which added to my distress especi ally at night. I finally procured Doan's Kidney Pills and in a short time after using them I felt a great deal better. I am Etill taking Doan's Kidney Pills and there is such an improvement noticeable that I am confident it will not oe long before I am completely curea. Dr. Bell's Antiseptic Salve Good for all Skin Diseases. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co, ate to u " this remedy for it contains ButtalO, New York, Sole agents ) ifiioroioriu, .n.mn ui otnci i-.ii - lies Tnr rr.p l Inirnri Xf.ntp Remember the name Doan's and take no oth ir. i i mav hp iven to a le v a. to m adut. drtiggis . For H.ile b JOSEPH F. DISCH, 451 W. Jef ferson St.. Louisville, Ky., writes: "I take great pleasure in recommending your valuable Peruna as a catarrh remedy. "I have been suffering for the past three years with catarrh, and had used almost every thing ia the market until I read of your wonderful Peruna rem- ody. After using two bottles of Feru- na I can cheerfully recommend it to any one having the same disease. "I was almost compelled to give up my business, until I used your remedy, and I have never been bothered with catarrh since." Hon. C. Slemp, Congressman from Virginia, writes: "1 can cheerfully say that I have used your valuable rem edy, Peruna, with beneficial results, and can unhesitatingly recommend your remedy to my friends as an invig orating tonic and an effective ana per manent cure for catarrh." People who object to liquid medicines can now secure Peruna Tablets. Sold by druggists, and manufactured by The Peruna Drug Mfg. Co., Columbus, Ohio. Man-a-lin an Ideal Laxative. roforra, without detention Pleasure, tous. Snecial and Chronic diseases i meu, " ; - i.h , i(1 Women and Children, Treats a 1 his Fatients jnngH , .rhiSvemts of modern raraa tl'wbich he has mastered and has at his only- AU Nervons Dase, such s Seuras- common. .nment mny Irritatio Hyst.Vir Paralvlis. be; NO MATTER whnt others may. have told xrruaiion. xij w . ,. .,,,, n i,t. vnnr pxnenence may the Blood or Skin like Anemia. Scrof ula Ecze- markab e Poctor of "u6! ma. Ulcers, Tumors, Growths, Swell.nic-. f l b 4 'f X' Oo protruding or interna, m 1 v SV nd eive you such conn ing, Tapeworm, Diseases of the liver, sucn as en largement or displacement, or congestion. Cirrhosis, nnraening or eiiBurBeiucui. 15' "J a t .in. TfiHnova lilc Ttriirht's Disease. Dia- hptps. Dtodsv. Gravel, Uric Acid, Scalding sol and advice as may prolong your me. REMEMBER This is not a scheme or catch or snare to get your money and run, as is tr,n fn the ens. This is a legitimate prop- psy, fcrravei, uric Jim, s ,,,. Iwtor Ynnr- or burning Urine. B'!"." Tt .ni TTirpct. Every Statement here mado Urinat.on,seXua. impotence, ; ."U" Yn ?r Vranieed T as True. A visit for Consul- VaDllliy. "-"I. 1 I'.:" A .xominnlinn ; v..-tt t7 1'iiT-ii U'Tir aiRcnare lit ur j i"""" " - all will cost vou noth ing, ana implies no oungiiwuu wuic,ci. treatment be decided on and given you, it will restore you to perfect health, and may mean the saving of your life. A Nominal fee will be charged only if the Case can be treat ed with a view to a cure. Do not pnt off this auty you owe xo jour the early Stages, be ore destruc- Be i xour r ami.v fu.i a Catarrh of the head. Throat, lungs or Bron i,i.i tiihoa Stomach. Bladder. Kidney or Systemic. This enemy of the human race. He is now able to cure in a short time by an orieinal and new method of Osmosis or absorption. Asthma in all its forms, Con Kiimntion of the many stages. A Cure guar- nntped if tion of tissues has set in. by it. I have cured frequently in au min utes. Sometimes accompanied by Head noises, Cured to stay Cured. Diseases of Women, Uterine or Ovarian are most successfully treated. Displacements ia any form are uu- our ater be suffering because of your neglect to ngni Disease and procure Health without which Life instead of a Pleasure becomes a misera ble and painful Burden. Remember the Date and Place. to Mm On the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month, very low fare round trip tickets will be sold via the Cotton Belt Route to points in Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas and Oklahoma. Take advantage of these low fares and investigate the wonderful opportunites now open in the Southwest. The 25 day return limit gives you ample time, and you can stop over both going and returning. The Direct Line to Texas The Cotton Belt is the direct line from Memphis to the Southwest, through Arkansas. It operates two daily trains, carrying through sleepers, chair crs and parlor-cafe cars. Trains from all points make direct connection at Memphis with Cotton Belt trains for the Southwest. Do not delay your trip to the ' Southwest until the big opportunities are goner write me to-day where you want to go and I will show you how cheap vou can make the trip and give you compl schedule, etc. I will also send you free our books on Texas and Arkansas, with County map in colors. H. H. SUTTON, District Passenger Agent. H. E. ALLEN, Passenger Agent. :09 W. 9th St, Chattanooga, Tenn. cte kl- V
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