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t :;With ;R6yal Baking Powder-there is
. -l ;y no'mixing with the haridyno sweat of y;
i -'S " the browV Perfect cleaaHn'ess, greatest; "
v : ; :v facility, sweet, clean, healthful food;
.J V Full instructions in the "Roy af Baker "and Pastry Coolc, :
-f,; ;. i bdok for making all ; kinds ; of Hbread, biscuit" and. cake 7
V'V- with Royal; Baking Powder.. -Gratis to - any ' address! ;
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' , anvil, fUKINO POWDEft CO.i 100 WILLIAM T NEW YORK, V .."..
- Ax Ton Th BmA Baiow
sk-.. - A..t 1 ... lAff - r.:
caused by catarrh. 'Had fourteen
different doctors to examine and
treat me. Found no Relief . , Have
? used "Cacterine" three days and
' can now hear my clock tick. My
head IS clearer, my voice stronger,
and I feel benefited otherwise.
Jerome Badgey, 436 W. 18th St.,
i DolVllVs SKSJ Solve
For PUea Burns Soros.
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'' S " ST Two From Death.
' 'Onr httle daughter ban an almost fa
; tal attack of whooping cough and bron
..' cbitis." urites Mrs. W. K. Haviland, of
.Armonk, N. V-,' "but, when aU other
, , remedies failed, we saved her We, wtth
Dr. King's New Discovery. Onr niece,
r,i wh had consumption in an advanced
stage, also used this wonderful medicine
perate throat and tang diseases yield to
&. King's New Discovely as to no other
medicine on earth, i Infafible for coughs
and colds 50c and $1.00 bottles guar
anteed by Geo. A. Matton. Trial bottles
free.
Gowan's Pneumonia Cre
External for Croup, Sdre Throat, all
Pains in. Chest, Lungs and . Muscles
' ' . .
'- Kev, Jno. S. 0x. of Wake Ark
wri es, "For 1? years I suffered from
Yellow Jaundi-e. I consulted a number
of physwiaus and tried til sor s of med
icines, but got no relief. . Then I egn
the use of Electric Bitters" and feel that
I in now cured of a disease hat had me
in its giasp fornwelve-years.r If jo'i
want a -reliable medicine for liver and
kidney trouble, stomach isorder or
general debU ty, get Electric Bitters. It's
guaranteed by Geo. A Matton, Only 50c.
$100, ! K. Doh(i, AntrPtiT"t
' may be worth to you more than $100 if
you have a child who soils bedding fro
' uicontiiience of water during sleep. Cure
alike. It arrests th
trouble at once. i ' Sold by fo. . I
Mattjn, Druggist, High roiat, N. C ft)
1 , N ' ' (n-i', 1 ,a v '
IT
; TfiA TTInrl Vmi TToxm Alnrava
ia use for over 80, years,
. - - - . ana Has oeen maae unaer ju- i jti-tJjrf-f-j1-
. . sorial gtiperv Lion eince its Lrry.
1
1 ;AU Connterfelts, Imitations
L.'.- iiTnnFTTnniiT.H ijihl iti. .-n w at,
wiiatVio :CAG'rc::: v
V jV;' y ' Castorla Is a harmlesa autst"
1 f.. '' mdi. T)rons and SoOtfclr.-? Ext
: ' contains neither Opium, Ilor: "
. . . aubstan.ee; Its sre is its gxar
1 lind allays jTeverishness. . It-c. .
Colic. It reevea TeetLr? Tr
- aiKl Flatulency. It ezJ"r.S ' ?
. ' nLe CSZlxcrSa I r :
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' . '228' XTest 41st St N. Y
For" 18 months I sofiered fear
fnlly. Eight, doctors treated ? me
and pronounced my trouble bron
chial asthma. I could not He down
to sleep at night because of the
choking; sensations.' 5 Many, times
i mH TM : choke f to ; death.
"Cacterine has cure4 me of this
trouble. - My swell was gone ana
is returning. I cannot say enough
for 'Cacterine." Mrs. Maggie
Randal. For sale by Geo. Matton.
Six Relief In Hours. 7
Distressing ' Kidney and liver Dis
ease relieved in six hours by "Nkw
Great Sooth Amkmcan Kidney
Core." It is a great surprise on account
Of its exceeding promptm , 1 in relieving
pain in," bladder, kidneys tjni back, in
male or female Relieves,. retentibn rf
water-almost immediately.. If you want
'quick relief and cure this is the remedy.
Sold by Geo. A. Matton Druggist, Jligh
Point, N. C. , - v i '
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' " The influence of climatic coddltions in
the cure t consumption ia very much
Mrarrlram ' Th mnr Tiatlent. and the
Tich patient, too, can do much better at
ho e by proper attention to food diges-
tion, ana a regular use w vrcrumn ayi up.
Free expectoration in the morning ' sa
made certain' by German Syrup, so iS i
good night's test and the absencs of that
weakening cough and debilitating night
imt Rmttnu nights and the exhaust
fon due to coughing, the greatest ilanger
ana areaa 01 ine consuinpiivc, inu w
prevented or stopped by taking German
lihM-allv, HtiA remilarlv. Should
vein be able to go to a Aarmer clime, you
win una tnat 01 xne .mousauus 01 ran
sututives there, the few who are benefited
ami regain strength are those, s who use
German Syrup. Trial bolt e 25c; regu
lar size, 75c. WA' Ring; ; ? A s
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Ttnn" - TiTi. fl.T.1"Wr.trTl f-.-ia t.Eri
has borne t!ie e!?nature cf
ana "Just-C3-gooj." ere .. j
a a niau. o& tv v w.-
j. it is : . is
1 cli iroi-;',.
end of tlss t. .
swath 100 yj - .'i ia w L1.
its entire lc-f . G.
as u
pie
did at midr" t, til f
were caught without a
warninsr. A heavy raia t..
ceeded the. wind. - Wl :
't
broke over the town it four 3 tfce
entire 'popolatijn in a state cf
panio.t. Business was entirely sus
pended and every one who escaped
iniurv turned his attention toward
aiding he wounded. V'
T.'k'A. CONVENTION.
' ,-.Mr,' Chas. 'F.Tomhnson is one
of the delegates to the Travelers'
Protective Association, whlph
meets in Savannah May 15, There
will be a large number of delegates
from the states Up to this date
thev following will attend from
North Carolina: 4 -
;Mr, and Mrs. Walter R. Leak,
Mr.'and Mrs. B, H .Marsh, Mr.
and Mrs. H, C. Kerner, Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. 4 Normap, of Winston
Salem; Mr. a .d Mrs. Geo. W,
Pritchett. Mr, C. C; McLean, Mr
D. A. Hodgin, Mr. W. F. Diffee,
Mr. H. Hi Hopkins, Col. Al Fair
hmthor: of Qreeusboro: Mr Chas.
F, Tomlinson, .High Point; Hit.
Charles G, Lee, Mr, .Jtv tt. "age,
MriR.J . Woodcock' Asheville;
Ur and Mrs' A. Deadwvler.; of
Raleiirh. Mr. - and- Mrs.' T. H.
Thompson, of Wilmington. - V
IT , WAS VERY GOOD;,
nr,hflrerta.innient atlthe audU
toriulmWedajsdty by MissQDanitl
given under the auspicies ,oi,.tne
Woman's Christian, Temperance
Un'on was one of the vbest of that
character ever given here, t The
weather was very inclement but
notwithstanding tuts inere j were
about 150 people in tne auaience,
Miss O' Daniel's selection in recit
ation and "music were of a high
order and exceptionally well ren
dered.' 1 ' - , - K -
Wr. DIlKLTS- FUNERAlV
"A report, iu the Charlotte ;.Ob
seryer Thursday states that at
leastri5,ooo people -attended the
funeral of Mr. Washington Duke.
The services were conducted from
Main Street Church, of which the
deceased was a member. - Dr. J.
C. Kilgo delivered a eulogy of 30
minutes touching on the, life1 of
Mr, Duke and his work for edu
cation. The remains were laid to
rest in the Duke mausoleum.
-MRS. TURNER ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. Henry Turner entertained
a few friend informally at cards
Wednesday evening.: jThose pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs" T. D. Smith,
Mrs.-Lowe. Mr. and Mrs. .Wilber
Jones, . Mr,' and il Mrs x Parker,
Misses Theodore Le, Grand, Bes
sie Abbey.-Lucy Leach. "
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MRS. STAUBUS ENTERTAINS.
. Mrs. Stanbus entertained . the
Thursday , evening card Club last
Thursday. Color scneme.v pins.
Those nresent. Mr. and Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. Lowe, Mr, and Mrs Hoover,
Miscjpa Rhett Leach. Emma' Kine
Simpson, Geuevievo Tate,,; Lucy
son, Durland and Newby. , , ,
, The Music Lovera' Club met at
Mr .c.ilr Tnesdav evemr?.
The-.'Orc!.ra: 'Ur. lioover.
Chric-s.t, VLIIj, Fre 1 T '..'man,
Accc t. I.n. . r: voca
T-'.o, . Cr-tV; I. ? Colo,
3 Lt c'; Vtctl CJ:, )U
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?rr :. . ' f 'tes
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trout s !
fine
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ta.y 11 v.
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o-tuis, X end - r
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the Btuinach trxme8 v-''
and "Wfrn out and
claims t o vnrim. :.
The Uord's Ela. t-Drv
cures ' c ysjx"" It freta
stomacli and bowols or con'
k ;4- flu, -nnwfir tn tuor.
.5, nw "v 4- -- t-
r OV"hly Oigwt food, ' , '
t ' Ifou can build up you stomach
' with this mild . and aturnl ;
'rmuedy. t. Try Thfidf ord's Black
' Draught today. - Tou can buy a :
jwiLti" from your dealer for .
?1 .a. ' if ho does not keep it, send
if 9 noney to The Chattanporr
-Medicine . Co., .Chattanoo: v ,
Ten., and a packaga wU. l ,
ma .1 you. , r- ' .
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WON'T PARDON MRS. MAYBRlCK.
British Foreign (Xfice Replies That No
Further Clemency can oe urantea.
S Washington, ; May 8 Ambas
sador Choate has cabled "the 'State
Department , that ..the British For
iegn Office has refused tto grant
Any further, clemency, to Mrs.
Floremce E, 'Maybrick, . wl'O re
cently made application through
the State Department at. Washing
ton for a complete pardon. t
; It appears that Airs Mry brick
was not granted a compjete pardon,
oai was reieasea irom luipnsuu
ment on certain conditions," and
she still is technically under , sen
tence. Her testimony is regarded
as very necessary in the prosecu-. 1
tiop of a civil action of her mother
the Baroness Von Roques, to re
cover a sum oi money on account
of a land transaction which is now
pendiog, and it was to make her
eligible as a witness that an appli
cation yas made to 'the .: British
government through the State
Department to grant a full pardon.
"The 'Baroness, Von 'Roques,
plaintiff in a suit against DW
Armstronjf, involving large tracts
of land in Virginia and Kentucky,
has arrived nere from. New York,
where she landed" from IJavre.
Mrs. Maybrick did not accompany
her, being detained in New Yotk
by a fractured kneecap, but is ex
pected here Wednesday when she
and the Baroness will go to Rich
mond t to give . testimony in the
suit., Tbe hearing of evidence for
the plaintiff; was transfered . f rom
this ci:y to Richmond because.iof
questions raised by her counsel as
to the . admisibihty 01 certain let
ters, and "which .be claimed im-
posed upon her. an unnecessary
expenditure of money, j
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WILL iiOLDfrROBBEftS
'' Governor Glenn decided Tues
day tuornlng that he will hold thv
W. 1 toro crooks to answer the
Cher 2 of carryirg concealed weap
on 5
tun
Cat
are
He
err
in t
the
lin
Gc
in
in
frc
1 Anson county instead f
' them over to the South
l autho ics, where tLey
-3 f-i Ire.'ir? i-usthe
. rir-s L nk. - TLe Gov
s r cil 1 ia holding tbe raen
i. ' qd cf I nciL 1
1 '.ion f.c 1 Co-th Caro
t I' : - n cf tl 3
(f f. "1 Cr-' ' ! '
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matter and gives lie stuir i
newLro. The stomach is qun..
inviforatod and ' the ;nutm I
Is nt.imnl.-ition results in a rioi
c r - of I
f ;c .it ;r .
t. .1 1; ;r 1
U.rr.i In jell:.
who buy . 1 :
pr.-i ourselves v; ..ii
chains.' . Ve carry th
. c
mada . tnyvvher:-, t' ; L..
broadly guaranteed chIn
w .. . H . v
Oaro
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:We can make it easy; for you, call'"
and see' fti? .:.V; l
uimuu-;; uurjuu-:
: ;and keep the best Reapers iBiricK
ers and mowers ' T ' ' .
, jlisu point Harduaro Gogrnij :" -v'
Ec 1 a: 1
. .. . .:.; - ' ..
' ' t cf witch r J!'
.r.cr.s. which era ths n.c:.t
in this country
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J. - Courtesy
A'lW j1'.
' "TO LOOK WLX,; 7 -
lovely women require a lot of. little fbv
. 4nfrfl til At tnot mam t-M A Vua 1 .
i- ft" wi uvu uu rr MUl auouc.
The drug man, however, who caters to
A fashionable trade knows all Him, rim
, t. -1 ; .- .
fuejongings ano. accessories needed by-
! womankind ' - J . -
'E ARE THE PEOPLE
; C yon can get them from, and at popular
, ;, piices. All the powders, perfumes, man-"'
: . Icure sets and whatever else vis necessary ;
:?; to make you pretty, we've g t them.
. ' Coma in, please, and buy a few. - rv
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Ajiiuinoia; nous
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