" RECOVERED THE MQNEY.
A' Squire Wlio Wls' Goreriatpd More
by-Equity Than toy law. ,
"OldSquire'Rodgers as evfery person
called hiuifwas one of those magistrates
who set asidtf the law when it gotin the
way of justice. The only" law . books he
had about his offi-weje "Smull's Leg-'
islative Handbook-' and the "Ilagerstbwn
Almanac." Heonce broke all precedents
by Collecting a debt from a dishonest
man who put in a plea that the- claim ,
was barred by the .statute. of lfmitatiohs.
The defendant awed $27 to a grocer, an
easy going man who carried the debt on
jhis books for several yearns without mak
ing any effort to collect it. He died and
lef tjiis ramily little but a lot of outlawed
accounts. His widow turned the, books
over to Squire Rodgefs, and he came
across this $27 debt. He knew the man
who owed it could pay it if he would.
and he issued a summons for him. Know
ing that the debt was outlawed, the fel
low paid no attention to the, summons,
and the squire sent- his constable after
him, with orders to fetch him to the office J
at allcosts. He was brought before the
squire, and a hiring was opened. w
"Did you. gettheseLgbqds?" the-squire
asked him after proof of the debt had
been taken. - '
, "Yes, sir, but"
"Did you eat them?"
"I suppose I did, but" ' '
" "That will do, sir," said the squire.
"Judgment for the plaintiff for the full"
amount of the claim, with -interest. -"I
won't pay it," declared the fellow
"But you ate, these goods, arid you've
got to pay it," retorted the squire.
"I'll take advantage of the statute of
limitations," the defendant assorted.
"The statute of limitations was never
intended for 'sfcch contemptible scoun
drels as yu?v 'sir,: thundered the squire,
"and I won't, allow you to take ad
vantage of itl" : -
"Ynn Mii't ritivorit it." a.iiH thft rlp-
fendant, who was showing signs of an
ger - - v
"See here," he continued as he pulled .
out of- his pocket a roll of bills and way-'
ed it over the squire's desk, "there's more
than enough inlhere to pay the bill, but
joairon t get a dollar of it.
IH his excitement the -roll slipped from
his fingers arid fell upon the desk. The
squire grabbed it. He put it in his
trousers pocket, ignoring the threats and,
protests of the other man, and he calmly
took a blank from a case back of him
and; began to fill it but.. Then he gave it
to his constable and ordered him to .serce
it without delay. It was an attachment
the squire had issued on h4mselfr gar
nisheeing the money in his possession be
longirigti the man who was roaring and
tearing1 his hair in front ofhim. After
the attachment yas rved heweht
through theTorniality of paying the mon
ey to the "court," which was himself, to
Jbe held for final decree.' Then he pro
ceeded to consider the matter of dis
tributing the money in the hands of the
court. The first claim he - passed upon
was the widow's. He paid her in full
and satisfied the judgment he had given
a few minutes before. Then he assessed
his own costs and the constable's, includ
ing thevexpenses of. the attachment. Aft--er
these items were paid he handed the
balance tothe man who owned it.
"I won't accept it!" he shouted. "This
is downright robbery."
"You are guilty of contempt erf court,
sir." said the sauire. "and I fine you So,
He stripped a bill off the diminished
roil. V Then the enraged man lost entire
control of himself and began to swear.
The squire picked up a pen and kept
tally until the outburst of profanity
"ceased. V.
"Nine profane oaths;" said the squire,
counting the score, at b7 cents per
oath, makes $6.08."
He totfk two more bills off the roll and
changed one of them.
"I'll appeal to court," the'worsted man
- said as he took 'the small amount of mon
cy left in his roll and departed. Pitts
UUig il t IT Da
May. Steep Young
- the real secret of yotitliftil featiires
in women is regular menstruation.
.11 tnere . is fan irregularity of any
or ioq scanty too profuse or painful
mi A - ' ? -: . X . mm- -
The - eyes A will be encircled with
Mack, the skin sallow: blotches
and pimples will appear, and the
sufferer,; although young in years,
-failing remedy iSC:
Oradfield's Fehale Hegulatcr
It'cures atL.ill8 of the womalv or
erans, Pallinsr of theWomb. Iucor
rheea or Whites and Bearlngdowii
Pains. Cures Backache; Headache
and Nervousness all of which1 ar
aue to weakness in the same organs."
Large bottles are sold by Druggists for $
TH& BRADFIELD REGULATOR OOL Atlnnin. OnS
, JnAginc of a Hori.
There, are three "things tb4t make it
Sometimes difficult to judge the true val
ue of"a horse. '.y -x -.-: - J;
The horse has more f aiiey points
than any other "domestic animal." " There
are" more peculiarities about a horse that
affect value in one way or another than
In any other farm animal. - .The hors is
subject to more aihnents for the reason-
.that he is j sub jectto more abuses than
. deception, so "that a man -must have a
thorough knowledge of.tSe horseand his
. uses if be is able to judge intelligently
- and accurately all of the points that add
. to or detract from the real value pt o
borse.St. LouisiRepublijSi -r '
For Infants and Children! J
Th&jKind You Have Always Bdghf
Bears) the"
SWEDISH . MASSAGE AfiD PACKS.-
For neTyttis, rheumatic aid. other fils-
CASTOR
THE .DOCTORS1 . FAYOfilTE.
27 Doctors- every wpere commend
Hosttter'aK fetomach Jt5Jtter8.NashVnie 'Chaittanooga &St,'I.oukr
Drujgi&te every wbere--seJl it. For railway will sell tickets to-Los Angelefc,
balf a century i t has cured aUCallfornlaj return under following
f troubled ? caust-d by weak or cbnditions - n ' r
i -jjesrlected stomachs. , i ' -.1 i-'-V' '-'i'"'' -
-tlpalioD apd imparfs aibealthy i
tone to Ihe.wlSoie system. '
f r- Ls--t- v4 rf - -
-'jf :v
At invariably
b.rfn5"haUh
and strength -to
tbe user.
clter's
Stomach
Enters
74
THROW UP YOt)R HANDS 1
is Order" That, as a Rtile It Is
Healthy to Obey. . " ; ;
"Whea a desperado gets the drop on
you, the only thing for a sensible man to
do is to throw nnhis. hand3," said James
Skaggs of Coffeyyille, Elan. "To throw
up your hands is no reflection upon your
braveryut in the wild west To attempt
to draw joyoc weapon when a man has
pulied down on you is te invite a verdiot
of 'Ganie to his death for being a
fool.' - "
'' The most desperate man will tirow up
his hands when he has th&jyorst- of the
draw. - He argues that if he is being aT-
restedne "will , always nave achance of es
capTng. If hi assailant simply desires to
humiliate and intimidate him, why, there
is 'the broad future to get even in. I have
known Wells-Fargo stageooach guards to
throw up tEeir hands at the - first com
mand and give up their arms. There is
no use in sayingjbhat the robber will not
shoot, .Too many dead men have told
that be does.
"I Jsaewa little Wells-Farga man who
had a great reputation- for bravery.. Tb'
coach was held up on the old Santa Fe,
trails The guard was one of the first to'
surrender. . The passengers vere disgusted
as they stood inline and were robbed
When the coach renewed its journey they
were very harsh in the criticism of thei?
guard. The coach rolled on for half a mile
and turned bend behind some rocks.
'The guard then stopped the cdch and un
strapped a Winchester from the side of the
vehicle. . ' S
"Then he started back on foot alone.
Just as he expected, . be came -serosa the
men en the .road dividing their booty.
They did not perceive him until he got
his Winchester at work and killed aU4tree
in their tracks.' Then he stepped forward,
secured all the booty and the weapons of
the robbers and rejoined the coach about
nightfall, the driver having moved slovly4
as he knew what tbe brave fellQW was,np
ta' St. Louis Qlobe-Democrat. '
eWit)t'e Li.tle Early RiWs expel
from the sysltem all poisonous accumu a-
tions" regulate the stomach, bowe's, and
liver, and purify the Wood. Tihey drive
away diseasei idfissipte melancholy, a.d
give health and vigor for the dally ro,u
tine. Do not srice or sicken. Parascn
Pharmacy. -' -i
Motliers and Cnildren y
Mothers often sny that children should
have a "good time," as they, wjll soon" be
unhappy enongb oyer the serious duties.o'f
life. If a child is brought up m idleness and
does nothing but have a "good time,
work will eome mighty Kard The.dutjes
of life will prove very disagreeable; and
the grown child will be apt regaid
the good times of youth as the natural
sort -of thing and the stern duties of life
as unnatural. Children should be happy,
but parents should not carry the idea so
War as to nun thir children and make
loafers of them.-Atchison Globe.
- -y -
What you want" is mot temporary re
Htef from piles, but a cure to stay
cured. DeWittt's Wiitdh Hazl Salve
cures piles, and they stay cured. Par
agon Pharmacy.
Salt snould bo taken Dy every body at
meals, for a sufficient quantity does not
exis in our food to ,. supply - the needs of
the" body. Many people do not realize that
salt is absolutely essential to health and
van life. ' . -
TO Cnre . Constipation Forever
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic 10c or 25c.
If C. C. C. iail to cure. druRRists refund money
Easy nongh.
. -
,,C5rimll In - talkl-ntf with vnnr wife
ttnd that she holds the same views on all
Important subjects as you do.'.Howo you
manage her? " : -
.5 "Always argue on 'the other . side when
rmtalking to her."-Detroit Free Press.
; ' STORY OF-A slave;
To be bound hamd' and foot for years
by tine chains of disease to the worst torm
of slaivry.'' GeoTgeJD Williams, of Man-
cheater. "Mich., tells bow, such a lave
was tnade free.: He Says; "My wife has
been eo . helpless for five years' that she
eould not turn over In bed alone..- After
using two bottlles f 31ecitric . Bitters,
she is vvonderfullylmproved and. able
to- do Iher , own ork'Tbiia supreme
remedy for female ; dleases . quickly
cures nervousness, Bleepleeeness, melan
choly, beadache, backache, itainting amd
dizzy , spells. This miracle working
mediclm io a, god-ed xx weak, sickly,
run doTvia peoptte ; 3very bottle guaran
teed. Only 50 ceU. Sold by TV" C
Smith, W. C. OaTmichael, amd.Pelham's
Pharmacy. - v. .
. - V ' -
" .... U. . - : : 11 S"
; ; ' NOTICCE.
By virtue of power off . sale vested In
the undersigned vJxustee by 'a certain
deed An trust executed "by M. B. Bail
ey and wife: R. -E.'i Bailey,; bearing date
thef 28th day of July, 1890. which deed In
trust was duly, registered in the office of
tle registief of deeds lof, Buincombe couja-
ty NorthOaroliTua,:4n book Nov 22, page
315 et seo.d of the.recordia offdeeds-6f
truet ana . mortgages of said county, -to
,oa Wednesday July 19,T 1899betwee4'the
nours or 12 o clock m. and 1 p. m., ithe
front of. the court house, -in, the rity " of
Asrhevillet county. . of Bunicombe" ' -dri
sta.te of Jctlr-Carolina, (sell'.forcash to
tne Jtugnest bidder.at ubllo auction, that
certain piece or-parcel o . Uarid situate,!
ajiis wiuu -ceing m tne etat of North
Carolina, -county ef Buncombe and city
of Asheville,--be4ng lot TXo. 19 to Linicoln
pajrkandi.bounded' as lollowsr V
Beerlnnine" at. kf-Afei ntho OAnfh
gim of Phifer streetNand 60 feet from 4ts
-vMVU w.lu ine eastern mairgin or
umuwu Bitreet Ojna runs, cnenr tv rTi-itna
said Phifer BbSt SS w
60 feet to the northwest comer of lot :No,
18; thence with the western line of Bard
lot No. 18, south 1 degree, 22 minutes
v'r t 1Z0 feet to a rtake int northern
educatidmai. convention
V
- diCaccourj, of the aboe occasion tie
riP $2.00'for msmrsW
AC" - -xuui itww! - oiu-i
dren'r between, the egrea of -'five .mnd
twelve at' bne-half the above rate, ,and
should be marked, stamped br punched
"Half 'and for such-half tickets mem-
fberehip fee will-be $1.00. Above rates
aily via' direct route going and re
turning. ' r ;v
1 Daite of etxlej Juce 24th,to July Zth, 5n-
clusive. 1899. Ultimate desiinarom of
all tickets to be Uos Angeles, Olffornia
LimTt Going, journey must commence
on the1 date of sale as indicated y StamD
of. selling agent, an tickets llmiired,
within 'the terrHtory East of the Mk1s
sipp'i and South of the Ohio and Poto
mac risers', to striotly canitinuous pas
sage in eaoh direction. , On going trip
itrip"passenger must arrive in Los Ani-
geks nevt later than . July- yth. Return
ourney to commence on aaite or valida
tion at destination, passenger to reach
orig-inal sbaritirig vpodmt not later stlran
September 5. 1899. Return portion of
iticket, f rom .poimt of .exchange, must 'be
yaliidiateci for return " at gateway poinits
from w'Mch they read. " . -
Stop-over - privileges Stop-oveirsP. dn
either direction, witlhin the transit limi
will be permftted west of and including
El Paso Tex., Trinidad, Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver, Colorado,, Chey
enne, Wyoming, and other points of cor
respondimg location on. trans-coBtinemtal
lifnea.-
Form of fickets Regular forms of
round trip tickets, final umitil x Sept. 5,
1859, to be sold to New Orleans, Memr
phis, St. Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, or
ISt. Joseph in conneoth)n--with Exchange
Order, form QR Sndofsement t'o be made
on Exdhaange Order -'INCLUDING N..E.
A. MEMBERSHIP. COUPON." See
that your -supply of form QR is suific-
4ertt. . . .--LX
Routes The -rate of one first , class fare
for the round trip, plus J2.0Q, applies7 byj
me same,, routes going ana re unmans.
over which Tegular nine months Pacific
Coast tourist's rates apply, or by sucb
variable routes as are allowed under the
regular nine'rhomth's tourist rate, witSb
the v!foilowtog .xceptiions: For tickets
readingone way,' via any nJiirect route.
taking the short line one way, first class
rate, and -returning via. Shiasta route .and
Portland, add $12.50. ' For tickets read-.
throuerh Banstow. El Paso, or Deming.
anS returniffg viaShiasta route andPort-
lana, atra $-U.ou, na xor iicisets reaauig
via. the- Uolon Pacifie- or A T. &. S. F.
Ry., one way vtfa Ogden andi tlhe other
via Shasta, route and Portland, add $17.50.
These additional amounts to be paid
where order 9s exchanged. , ,
Side trips Western lines-have araniged
for various sdde trips -for holders Of N.
E. A. tickets, with but very title addi
tional col -'Write for vlurther informa-
tion on this subject; ;
"Wlhat might have been" If that lit
tle oougrh hadn't been neglected--da the
sad reflection, of "thousanids:. ofsconaurnpfe
laves.--- une juinu'ie uougn jure cure,
Ann arVi lam. nftlriA TaVJ emir Tfc a nrt(
DeWitt's Colic jCholerdXure.
Oulckly cares Dysehiriv and Dlrrho-
UNIVERSITY OF
WidSst patronage and fullest equlp'menKin its MB'tory Facuficy, 38; s:tu
dents, 495; 3 atsademic courses; 3 electiv e oourses; 3 professional schools, in La'w,
Medicine aiwi Phmlaicy. New buildings, water works, splendid librar.es, labor
atories, etc. r -
Advanced! classed open to women.
Tuition$60 a Year.
"Ample opportunity for" self help. S cnWlarships. and loans ' for t the needy..
Free Jtuition for teachers. Summer aCh. ool- for teachets, 24 instructors, 147 tu
dents. Toibal enrollment, 644. , For cataJ.bgtte aiddressy-. '
- " President Alderman, Chapel Mill. js C.
The State Normal and Industrial
I r - - -
Col leg
i of North Carolina
Offers to youngomen thoroughllte rary, 'clasBicat, scieintifi, iand l-nduatrial
educaftSon and special pedagogical tcalni ajg. AainUiaL expensea $90"1x $130rfor inan
residemts of State,-$150. Faculty- of 30 membere. 'More than 400 s'tudealts. Dtf
matricula'ted. about 1,700 studenits, repres eating every county in the sate except
one. Practice and Qbserva&ow school of about 250 pupils-. To secure hoard in dor
mitories; all free tuition applications sho uid be made before August 1 , .
Conrespioindenoe .invitted from those "die siringcompettenit trainei teachers.
. For catalogueand other informatiionj address, . " . '
PRESIDENT
- .
,
V T7 - -
PPWILI!AH5'
by druistSjSent
w xujui
FOR SAIEl
mm
S En D OWE D OLli AR
; yitw 100 miier cuesf, w ui md yn tu top bcgst
' nwvr niMiiumua, jn uuditltu yenr rrtrit
EStW"
THAT RETAIL AT MO. OO ta It IK. OA aad Tut ROAwnrT a inn
- , . . . ii..imn.ni BHauMMI 1UU 11 M WIII
nd freight charges, less the IL00 seat with order. , aaaaaamaaaaiaaV
- ' from better material than most
i nt - Pu 43.t . M Ties. U.at3St Style For 1899. Body,-
' 1 t : 1 V i. rar,TJest That Money Can
' ts - . cpPrevjter fide Ear.
- : J t c"- -I a;
tfneese anT Prayrj
r in
many a family, paithnilarljr in:H en p"
land, a sneeze- is eaerahyrfolloweii I;"
Engl
by-a heatty.-1?od bless nsT" tho.Uh little:
thought- fclyver paid, to the meattinf
the phra.se: or why it is used. -A. eurriits
5BXpl a n atfon - of the origin ' of t pi
is. given by a writer in DonahoC JlIag:i
zine. It seems that several centuries ago
an epidemic like ourpresent; influenza
became rife; all over: Europe the ;first
symptom ofwhick was .violentneezing.
The pope at that time prescribed pray
ers "J against' the N epidemic - and - recom
mended certain "short ejaculations to. be
made whenv any oneysnbzed "in suchTa
way as to show signe t)!' having contract
ed the malady. '- - r . " . t
ilence all over Europe we have these
ejaculations, practically of .thej'sanie
character: Italy, "Dio vi benedica!" in
Germany. "Gott segne;dichl"; also MGe-
sundheitr .Health) w in France, "Dieu
r'vous benisse!" among the Spanish speak
ing people of New Mexico, I'Jesus te fa
'voresca!" in Arizona, "Jesus to. oyuder'
The English "God bless you !"; or- "God
bless us!" corresponds to the Gaelic "Dia
linn!" (God with ns). Sometimes the ie
spon'se, "agus Muire" (and Mary),- is add
ed, and in violent attacks, ."agus Eoin
BaistV' Xand John Baptist) ' " m
Doesn't- Approve "ot Her.
"Does your wife know that pretty Mrs.
Gazabbb?" v . V
"I .jfhink it is merely a sniffing a
JlUainta-nce." Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Thorna Rhoadt, Centerfleia, O., -vrit
"I suffered from piles eevcm or eigbf
years. No remedy gave me relief until
DeWitt's WSitcfh .Hazel Salve, less than a
box of which permamently cured me."
Beware of icounlterfeits.. Paragon. Phar
macy; ' v
TAKE THE
G
-TO--'
Detroit, Mich.
FOR THE.
avoi
ANTJAli CONVENTION
JULY 3 TO 10i
THREE SOUO THROUGH TRAINS
v' ially.from ; '"'
CJNGINNAn.
Hate one first class limited fare for the
rouncWtrin. 'Tickets good nng. July
to 6, Inclusive, with return limit of July
iStxu xUrther extension to i August 15
may secured : -by deposiUaig tickets
with jofthit agenft at Detroit. . Insist cm
having, your tickets read via this route.
P. T. M. Cincinnati,, .Ohio
ROLINA.
Board $8 a N nth
)
McIYER, .Greensboro, If. C.
-but no? ome need : worry- about mutton
ia time of .tne year, iL they can Ret
":4ainty and. delicious sprlag lamb for an
appetizing: : and riouri3hiig - " summer
meail. We have everything in choice
: meats, and a31 the delicacies of the sea
son m sprmg DroiieESviamb veal, and
fowl that walleuit the most critical, ep
icure. . --r.: . -
ZIMMKRUMv.S WHITEHEAD
Telephoned XitrMarKet.
Agent
for Swift
& Co.'a
Western
Dressed Meats
AW
INDIAN FILS CIH IlITf:
Is a SURE COREK
fnr minil. RlMnd
Christian El d
NORTH U
jug aua iicning rues, i it absorbs the tumors, allays tne
itChine at once, trives instant rfillef - Ewto hn in -KrVIri
by mail on receipt -of price, 50 cents and $1.00'
ttfius sura, tJO.. frops., Cleveland, Uhlo.
DRi T, j; SMITH.
I7T THIS
OUT sad
by rasieuT c. o, d.
deot sad lr fbaaa
nu w .utatiw
X l-CI
WTO um Ik'
mi IISII :
, . : . edne
w.nen vou go io Arkansas or iexas you can travel inibott
a A 1 T
you Miuw now. ask. iiie ucAei agenc ror a Ticuct vh thpfi
Kuum ana you cannae in a reclining chair car ni
V . .mm m m mm. O - I L
cost, ana tnus avoia.tne discomforts you would encoir
ordinary car- The chairs are arranged so vou can hup, I
. m. J J J j , . "4cl ..
auic cai uuiuig inc uay aim a gooa piace to sleep at nir
,n 13 oujjpiiv-u 'wuu a. muics uiC5jiillg room HPG a ;Of tfc
smoker. You will not have to bother about changing cam01
cars. run through from Memphis and Cairo to Texas vitWfaftoi
Direct connections are made at Cotton Belt junctions reliable
all parts of Texas, Indian Territory, Oklahoma and the far016 sk
Ji you are thinking of taking a trip esvrite and t el; us hgiowt
are g-oing an4 -when you will leave, andtve will tell yu hPvrw
your ticket will cost, what train to take so as to make the be-t-Jww
o.ua v-uuuuuua, auu uijiuuig tioc wc JUQ mat Will tlpp
your trip a comfortable one. An interesting little booklet '
TO TEXAS," will be mailed free to any address.
H.-H. SIJTTON, U E. W. LaBEAUME
Traveling: Passenger Aent, . Gen'l Pass'r andl
;Ead Hons Blk., CHATTANOOGA, TENN. (43) , ST
6 train every week-day
4 train on Sunday
to IliDIAIiAPOLIS i
"QUEENuF SEA ROUTES'
TO
Providence
Boston,
New England Resor
s IS VIA THE
Merchants' and Miners' Trans
Co. "Steamship Lines,
FROM
Norfolk,
Va
Steamers leave for 'Boston every Mon
day t' Wednesday and Friday at 6 p. m.
Leatves for- Provldeiioe every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at 9 p. m.
STEAMEKS NEW; FASqPi AND ELB
v GA1TT.
Accommodatians and Cuisine TJnsur
passed JJenid fpr illustrated folder.
R. II. WRIGHT, agu.
.Norfolk, Va.
- T. C- WHITNEY. -Traffic
Manager.
-W. P;; TURNER,
- v , Gen:-Pass. Agent.
General Offices. Baltimore. Md.
t. THE...
ostDelifutlul Route
s-. - 10.
NEW YORK
...AND...
NORTHERN and EASTERN
SUiwiER RESdRTS
IS VIA THE
DDD
ANDJElAli, CONNECTIONS
AlAMltCOOLlOH the.ocean
Frneooeari afceamshlntr leave Norfolk,
"Virginia, daily exceptSunday and
Friday at 6.30 d. m., for New York di
rect, affording 'opportunity for through
passengers i for the - South, Southwest,
and West to. visit Richnaond, Old Point
Comfort, Jand Virginia Beach en route.
For. tickets and ? general inf ormJtion
apply, to- railroad picket agents, or .to M,
KijCROWELI egent, Norfolk, Va.; J
F MATER, agemC 1212 ' Main 'etreet,
Richmond,, Va.: "-
W.' Ii.- GUILIiAUDEU, Vioe-Pres.
- . Traf. Mgr.; New Tork, N. Y
and 3. i
I fmw-M mm . n a a T. m. & mm M. B BV m
Ii liUUVnOYHKI'ILLa
Ll ' Original od Oaly
Tjrn-iist for C..icheter tnffiU
i (..., j i .i .nil c;z metaiuo
'.nis. si a':i-J villi 1.1h ribai'
4
inn it
; cures i
tnuu i:
ana.
Four
Fast
. Trains
l-i. m
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