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"VOICES FR)M NGflTH CAROLINA.
J.'s. C&rr, Dur3m, N. C. (.president
ot Blackwell's Durham Tobacco Com
pany): fl am satisfied that Tate Spring Wa
ter is one of the finest mineral waters
in this country for dyspepsia, disor
dered stomach, impaired digestion,
tc."
Judge' Henry It. Bryan, Newberne;
, N. C.
"It doos me mere good than any wa
ter I have ever u.scid."
Mrs, M. A. -T
i gtonewall Ja.cl:r
"I can truly
, cacy ox your rr
1 wire of General
Che
.t. N. C:
;o '.he effl-
GOV. i:
L. -
TALKS.
. - R. Li. Taylor,
governor of Tennessee,
i Nashville:
VI regard -Tntc
" do. the contirert."
ONLY RCLiL T '
Spring as the best
THE ARKAN-
?rG. M. D. Cantrell, M. D., Little Rock,
Axk.z
v "I have great faitb in Tate Spring
-water. It was the only agent I found
that gave
Wila."
me relief of chronic ma-
:&D9 CD. A. Kayoir? PelBnaian
IPlmairiiaiiacy Co., A. MmtyhurUm
IHIjniieioJffivnMc hj W. Hi. JJaiitles.
TILL PAY $30,000 FOR
SUPPRESSING A NEWSPAPER
Colombia Agrees to Indemnify the
Owners of the Panama Star
. and Herald
Washington, Jan. 25. The state de
partment today received a telegram
from Mrl HSart, the United Staites min
ister at Bogota, United States of Co
ombia, saying that he ihad taccepted the
off er of the Colombia government t
pay $30,000 in three equal installments
in settlement of the Panama Star and
Herald, an American news piper cor
poration. This claim Las been present
ed to Colombia by seven secretaries of
state. In 1886 the military governor
of tihe province of Panama arbitrarily
suppressed the publacartiion of the Sitar
and Herald. This action va clearly
Illegal and the newspaper company
filed -with the etate departmenit a claim
-for $90,000. The amount was vrbse
Queafcly reduced by the United States
-.ftu presenting the .claim, but the state
department tood out for more that the
30,000 Minister Hart received.
BIG THEFTJN LONDON.
.Xiondon;, Jan. 25.--Bank notes to the
v amount of 60,610 pounds vanished rom
Parr's 'bank here this afternoon. The
Jobs of the money was apparently due
to an' extremely clever tneft, the notes
having been taken from 4 drawer. The
; omblals of the bank and the police pre
fessito lhiave mot the sHghteet clue to the
. identity.,of the thief.
. Food does more harm than good when
not" digested. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure di
gests - what you eat It prevents wast
ing"dlsea6es and cures stomach trouble.
"It cures Indigestion, sour -stomach amid
"beldhliigy' and allows a wornout stomach
r est. I-fe aje&i , instantly. Paragon phar
It nF,M)S; w.iti "t jtaeTe: is
; really jnoi pscx- acoux w j Acyoay can
try.ftr.who has feme track'; and weak kid
eys.- malaria or ervous troubles. W
mean, he can cure himself :right away by
: italdng Electric Bitters. : This medicine
; tones up the whole eystem, -acts .a
. - jstimulanlt to i$ver amia'kldiieyB, Us a "bloot
purser aid nerve tonic; Jcures eonstl.
- desenesa arMvelacnoiy,ii It psstPWrel
; vegetable, a ' mild ; laxative,' -anil restore
they are a miracle : worlccr. ' nvery. hot
; '- tie srusraijleed. Only 50c a M'le .at T
Smfth's andmCarrMchasAr dru
jstores.
ISiisxz Via
of
Testimonials of Actu
EXCELS ALL OTHERS SATS THE
TENNESSEE DOCTOR.
W. a. Biclcfrvrd, M.. D., Memphis.
Tenn.:
"My experience at Tate Spring lat
summer convinced me that for dyspep
sia, indigestion and constipation Taie
water excels all others, known to me,
and I ha ve visited "most of them in the
United States." ,
PITTSBURG'S
GREAT BANKER
Thomas X-
Mellon (of Mellon Bros.,.
bankers), Pittsburg, Pa.: "I believe
there is no water in the country equal
to Tate's for the cure of neuralgia, as
well as dyspepsia and liver troubles."
INF A oLtLLE
IT" T.
o;: DTSl'Ef-
David Kirk, prMont of McCalmont
Oil Company, Pittsburg,. Pa.:
"I believe Tate Sprint water is an
Infallible cure for dyspepsia."
w yxCLu,
jov Yv rOtGIIW 210.
tvarter commissioner,
James Carter,
Lockport. N. Y.
"I suffered for over two
kidney and river troubles.
years with
Four doc-
Tate
FOR GOVERNOR OF KENTUCKY.
Lu!Lville, Ky., Jan. 25. State sen
ator William Goebel of Covington re
cently opened the .Kentucky guberna
torial campiaiign at Lebanon, announc
ing his candidacy for the democratic
nomination. Goebel declared himself
unequivocally for the Chicago platform
in its entirety and declared he would
accept no nomination from a sit ate con
vention thlat failed to reaffirm, that In
strument. He also declared for Bryan
in 1900 nd on. state issues expressed
himself in favor of anti-trust and re
strictive railroad legislation.
Goebel lis the author of the new elec
tion law which is -bitterly opposed by
republicans and conservative democrats
His only opponent for the democratic
nomination thus far is Gen. P. W. Har
din, though the Hon J. W. Stono may
be a candidate.
Shoes, 10 per cent, less than cost.
A. Mears' and Sons.v
G
Children's and misses' rubber shoe
a and 20 center all at-vlps- sit n a'
Hears & Sons' shoe store.
Use Quaker Cahd an t T
Grippe. . , . , sm-R.
A Chinese View of Americans.
This is how a Chinese visitor In this
country describes Americans in a Chinese
paper: "They live months without eating
a mouthful of rice; they eat bullocks and
sheep in enormous quantities; they have
to bathe - frequently; they eat meat with
knives and prongs; they never enjoy
themselvesby sitting quietly on their an
cestorsV, graves, but jump around and kick'
balls asnf paid to do it, and they have no
dignity , for they mayVbe found walking
with women." . . '
Eaifelirai
Condensed Milk
Little Book INFANT K
HEALTH Sent FRSEk
Should be In Every Housed I-
4
ILYrCONOENSro'MlCO?
NEW. YORK
Spring
(waiy. 12MifC
tors perdicted my dissolution. Tate
Spring water gave me my first relief.
Then I was sick and weighed 141
pounds. Now I am a well man and
weigh 210 pounds.""
EX-GOVERNOK AND CONGRESS
MAN COMMEND IT
Ex-Governor R. L. Ligou, Montgom
ery .Ala.:
"1 consider Taie spring water th
best mineral water iu the Uivitt-d
Stales for iysj:ej s: i T'. iv'i? t ! itl ai.ii
Iner itni D ?a s '
Hon. A. li. f-Vf.iboof. VI C f;..
Eirst congressional ili.-ir ; Te- rsi
see, Gr eiiv.he. 'I'c t ii
"I was A '
see. a was c
was given ui
Torpidity ol tin
dyspepsia w as
barrels of .'., ,
her have eurei
.-nfi r:i!
,M.se .
' V-iVi
h.o
, ". .
T. M. MiikM.
17. 1893:
"1 CiMlllll' ud
as the most eti'u
Vicks luir M'ss.. F-b
nit ; and agivea 1
ton -
ic of which l.have anv k c.osv iedji'e.
PliairiHaey,
1 1
SPREADS LIKE WIIDFIRE.
Tou can't keep a good thing dowa
News of ft bravels fast. When thinga
are "the beat tthey become the best
sealing." Abraham Hare, a leading
druggist, of Belleville, O., wfritei:
"Elqtrie Bitters are me best selling
bisters I have ever handled In my' 20
years experience." Tou know . why?
Most diseases begin in disorders of the
Stomach, liver, bowels, blood and
nerves. Electric Bftters tones up the
stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and
bowels, purifiea the blood, eftrengthens
the nerves, hence cures multitudes of
maladies. It builds up the entire sys
tem. Puts new life and vigor tnrfo any
weak, sickly, run-down man or woman.
Only 50 cents. SoM by T. C. Smith, W.
C. Carmlchael and Pelham's phjaxmacy,
surantsed.
Ladies' Overgaitere, 25c. G. A. Mear
and Sons' Shoe Store.
NOTICE. .
Having qualified as administrator oJ5
the estarte of W. H. Sales, deceased, late
a resident of Buncombe county, all per
sons having claims against -the decedent
are hereby notified to exhibit the same
to such admiimistraitor, on or before the
6th day oif Jianuary, 1900, or Ithis notice
will be pleaded as a bar to the rtcovery
thereof. This January 5th 1899.
JOHN A. BROOKSHIRE,
.amlnistrator of estate of W. N. Sales,
deceased. - 286-6wk
NOTES. ;
There are two more strong candidate
for railroad commissioners in the field
They are ex-Governor JarVls for chair
man, and. J. W.' SarulV o Fraokli
county. Senator Murray Is heart an
soul for James Rednond. of Madison
and if Redmond has nojehance, then fo
J.-M. CampbeU. '
Benjamin Aycock, of Winston, brrth
er of C. B. Aycock, will be urged for Su
perintendent of the Penitentiary. He'l
supposed.tt)' be on thejtlcket with Spruil
and Jarvls. It to said that Gov. Jarvi
does.noit want to be csmmissioner bu
"friends are urging him to,eet him'ou
of the race for bigger places." But t!M
is lobby talk
':r ' NOTICE. .
AppHoatfion wto be made to ,the pres
enSt sessioi, of this general assembly - of
North Carolina,- to incorporate "The
Peoples Savings - Bank, of ,: AsheviJle.,
or any other name hereafter determined
uoon. - " ; . i
.s January llsnm 202-3 1
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
Cures Pites, Scrrts, Burns. -
i BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE
The best salve in -the world - for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, totter, chapped hands, chilblains,
255' and all skin erupitHons, and pos
laveiy cures Bileia.'mr nn iM,TPfiu1r1
ii WVVW. ' 'ti
refunded. , Price
25
Per box, Per sale by T.-C. Smith;
vvy . c. CarrnJchael and Pelham's phar
macy. - , . -
FORIA-
. Fcr Infants and CliUdrca ;v
Tfea. Kind You Have Always O&ghf
-Beartj.tfc
Signaturo of
Hotel, Tate Spring,
OAS
o 1
EQUAL TO CONGRESS WATER. "
R. T Hargrove. ;iiie. Ga.:
"U'hew used before breakfast av up
on an empty storra?h, two goblets full
act upon the see ret strips equ.il to a bot
tle of the best coneiss water."
fTRKD aft::r riV
;'NO T:jOUS-
A NTH
M w !
N. Y.
Feb
i f! i
i :
(1! '1
.
i!v
P '(.
of dollars
If MV
1.
L-:wn; and.
'.) springs
i 'i.hat 1 mii?ht
;i'.M;a;s of the
- : r i l i li h' 5
; rc-ief fur
find stomach
i usei'
ie water afi'.-
Inrning home.
'. if perm?: pentiy curort.
"a;i es C. Keli'g'g, New
No. W 57th street:
York city,
"1 i onsliler T.tte wit'er to be invalu
able in -all diseases connected with a
failure of nutri!.i.in. .n'-ivs;e!:-a, iiU
it-usntsss, a aero fa and many nervous
disorders brought on by a reflex ac
tion." . .
K. L. Geer, 'Wa.sh-f g( on. Pa:
"It saved my iii'e beyond a doubt.
iir.
asidy
A CORUNDUM EXPERT.
In this issue of the Gazette will be
found the card Of Mr. Charles N. Jenks,
mining engineer. Mr. Jenks ie the oldest
enginer in the world in his specialty,
corundum, haviaxg been asociated with
his father, Col. C- W. Jenks, in opening
and developing the first mines of this
abrasive known to the world as early as
1871 and 1872. These mines were the
"Corundum Hill" mine ia Macon county
N. C. and the "Laurel Creek" mine In
Rabun county, Georgia, they have
both been, in almost constant ODeration
ever since their first discovery, although
uuuer umerent managements Mr.
Jenks has had a more extended and vari
ed exoerience in corundum mining aad
prospecting than any other engineer, and
hie experience is peculiarly valuable on
account of his practical knowledge ot
iriinlng this abrasive in manv localities
and forrnaitions. ' He has Dereomallv in
spettted during ithe past ten years all
known mines and outcroppings of both
co-rurdum and emery in the United
States and Camada, also the gem depos
its (corundum of Montana and New
Mexico. He has frequently been' cOn
suited by the United Stoutes and CanadTi
-a.n governmtnt irepresentatives on
these subjects as the " finst living
authority He is also 'the recog
nized authority im the 'trade on
the comparative efficiency of the differ
ent atbrisive materials, as he has scent
much time in testing both emery and
corundum products, and in exhaustive
practical comparative tects, In which he
has used all abrasive products known,
Mr. Jenks has been' a liberal conitributor
to the world's practical printed informa
tion on these and kindred subjects, and
to such leading scientific journals as
The Engineering and Minhig Journal,
Ttoe Mineral Industries, The Mineral Re
sources of the United States published
by the United States Government), The
Scientific American. itc ; Mr. Jenks be
lieves there is a great future for this an
dustry in its various branches in North
Carolina, especially as the heavy denos
'ilta of r..ccTun.dum appear to be restrited
to a very limited area to this state and
upper Georgia, and as the peculiar con
ditions under which .these heavy depos
its occur have ifchus iflar been found no
where else in the world.
Crce Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That Is whrt Itms'ie for.
' Gears' woolen,
gloves at Mears.
cashmere and kid
'La grippe is -xagain epidemic. Every
precaution shoUld.be taken to avoid It.
Its specific cure. Is One Minuite Oough
Cure. ' "A. J. '.Sneperd, publisher Agri
cultural J ouTmal an'ds Advertiser, Elden,
Mo:, says: "No One will be disappointed
in uing One Minute Cough; Cure for da
srippev" feasant t take, quick ts act
Paragon pharmacy- ; - ;
TarJies'" and gentlemen's fl overgait
erv for -xt) centsj. G. - A. 't Mea.rs & Sons
sTk store Ten dozen; . "buyt them
while voi a n get. them. Cl. A . Toa m
' Sons' vfcoe- sftor;
Ludfies' Short Vamp Shoes, 20 p
cent. les than cost. Sizes 2 to 4 ;Q.
Mears and Bona. -
Hill and Green's CMldren Shoes
cost.' Q. A. Mears and Sons. . -
. -isames' snoes, zuc to 2Cc Q 1
t Mears and Saons.; ' .
Use
mark.:
El astir. sta r ib FTa. - iro V
DeWitfs Colic & Cholera Cure.
Cjfckly cures Dysentery osT DirrTia-u
sers.
THE NEWSPAPER
TATE.
MEN DRINK
R- A. Hemphill, Atlanta Constitution,
Atlanta. Ga.:
"I greatly appreciate Tate water and
highly recommend it."
t
BETTER THAN CARLSBAD
KISSENGEN.
OR
A. Straabufger, Montgomery, Ala,:
"Neither Carlsbad nor Kissengen
benefitted me as much as the visit to
my Eldorado, Tate Spring, in 1897."
CURED PAIN IN BACK.
II. E. Blakeslae, 01ean,iN. Y.:
"AH locomotive engineers who have
pain in the back when standing erect
should use Tate water. It-permanently
cured me of that infirmity."
'ILL GREATEST WAG ON
CARRIAGE BUILDISII IN
W flLD, .
AND
THE
J. M. Studebaker, South Bend, Ind.:
"I believe there is no spring in Amer
ica that contains the healing qualities
that Tate Spring does."
liarnMacy
and -IP ait E
Claytbnn
Capacity 500.
Thos Tomlinson,
HOW TO FIND OUT.
'Fill a botle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four
hours: a sediment or ceiling Indicates
an unhealthy condition 4f the kidneys;
ii It stains your linen it is evdenuce of
kidney trouble; too free deedre to pass
it or pain In the back 1s also convincing
proof that the kidneys and bladder are
out of order.
WHAT TO DO.
There is comfort in tha knowledge so
Often , expressed, than Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulfills every Wifeh in curing rheuma
tism, pain in the back, kidney, liver,
bladder and every part of the urinary
passages. It correct inability to hold
water and scalding water in passing it,
or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that un
to go often during the day, and to get
up many times during the night. The
mild and the extraordinary effect of
bwamp Root is soon realized. It stands
the highest for Its wonderful cures of
the most distressing cases. If you need
a medicine you should have the best.
At druggists fifty centa or ome dtollaT
, 3U.vmf ?,ave R sarnP bottle amd a
book that tells more about it, both sent
absolutely free by mall, if you send
your address to Dr. Kilmer & 6o,
Binghampton, N. Y. When writing- be
J1119 and mention that you read -hds
KILLS CONSUMPTION
v" IH THREE WEEKS' TIME
Dr. Preston's Methcd Works Wonder
ful C ares in Many Places.
(Dr. Preston has cured bis first patient
"niy asics three weeks to
destroy the eerrn-w TTp. i. .f-.vJT
ber of patients, they are Ifll dotog
RememWSf
iwi give you any creosote
or ojher drugs, by. the stomlach. thTU
not the way to reach .the lungs, he eive!
all hU moflin w , iic gives
iY L , . V? 'aypoaenmac eur
v.Tk ' - . , CVi LLL3 tne arm or
"t,: raca aa-y 21 dayaonly
which causes .little or no pain, the blood
"w-uraiea auringy.tihis time, and
tie germs ot consumption are destroyed.
The Veins be-eLn to fni
bloodv and ttie glow of , health returns to
vo tZW e, au me treatments are
taken. If there is a cavity in your lung,
tod your feet are not swollen-, you cn
,ed'1 Ih has only iben a few
months since even he fcould cnr. tv,
tmra stage cases. Dr. Preston hascured
scores of these sufferers in .the past five
years, that : hadi bn iiTvinAii , t -
S2eTf!hm emt physic&r of
nr ymce in Sondley
SiL1! 1?om8 over Heinltsh &
o uxu snore, y . :
' - NOTICE. " ' '
An application wlTtt be mnflp- itm
glslaSure of North CaroS,
le
N. a. for acharter
Sv.rV.;T-re eve Loan and
January '12th, 1S99. a - . .
. t E. B. ATKINSON.
uWi DO "Pu-51 2.1-2; t
1-2, 4 1-2, to close at S1.50 ai i tk.
some hand turns. n a ?.t-w. t JT'v.
Bewarerbf imitations. Use.:
Btarch." ".,-!"
4'
Elastic
v ."UtatfHc atarch is flrstaBd! Hemt. iy ii
TESTIFY FROM NORTH.
EAST AND 'WEST
SOUTH,
F. S. Wolf, SeatUe, Wasfi.
I have many rrane f..,
late Spring to
or elsfewhere."
any place in Americil
Dr. R. W. Evan? pni.Ho.j
Me-.:
"Hugh T.-Inman, Atlanoav Ga
H. A. Chapin, Niles. ?d"ich
"The finest water in the
v.orld for
uy siumacn trouble or
auy difRealty
oi ine digestive organs."
Mr. Robert Sayers, Wythev
it
wm- III I H 1 II(J7'n in .
wxxv.ic ,0 iiU equal
to
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Our operator, Mi. White, bas-ha sev
eral years experience in large city stu
dios, and understands thoroughly Isow to'
make good photographs-
We are gaining patronage daSy and.
permit no work to leave the studio that
is not all right in every respect.
Re-sittings cheerfully given wken.
necessary, but this seldom happens.
We charge enough to afford to give aB
work our best attention, but believe is
liberal treatment. If any part of oar
work is not satisfactory we make it so.
Our large photos of the beautiful.
Swannanoa river are uneaquaHed any
where. We use the same materials and do
amateur work as well as we do eur own
work.
The photo supply department carrieav
everything needed by photographers, at
reasonable prices.
Ray's Studio, 8 North Court square.
"3?" 7 3
CUT RATE Book Store
Lieut. Hobsoe I
. The Hero of the " Merrimac
WU1 tell hU wonderfai story i thsv
v numbers of'
CENTURY
MAGAZINE.
This win b a full account f the smHag c
the"Memmac" atSiuitiaeo, and-the expe
eoces of the writer and his men in SpaaieS
pHSOns. It will be Marl mn Arv.-.;. 1.
. Ae landr - Tha is only one or manv ricUr
" lllllctrta f . in.' .
.-wwbwu jswsuuu utunuves IB ? JIHB LIff
TDS1s new Spanish War Series. The mrm
will witt for no other magum. In taa JVo.
vember Centuxy begins,
CAPTAIN SiaSBEB'JVSTORV
f - Of the Destruction of tho'
V 1 "MAINE".'.-
5 Ptain, the cplioa and wreck. The wii
Tj- ?77J the destroa of Cervera's fleet will be
told bv Admirals Samnnn ci,i c S
S U d. n? take Thb Ckntckv in 3t
A 5 XPJ1 mis1s e greatest reading of the yeSr
;Theoveml)erurnber begins the vokuae
H Ct5f fC?? P3 of a splendidly Shn
3 :?-i!r.of Alexa?a- the Great,tod of Mario
t ZZtZ? ? historical novel of the Cm.
$ fvff"- obso' articles- begin m sW
X -ecember number. ; Sj Vwa -
.THE CEOTURYCO.;
Union Square, New York; -
Ejastte starch 8s the only genulae'W
ticle.
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