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Rheumatism.
Those who have Rheumatism find
themselves growing steadUj worse all
the while. One reason of this is thai
the remedies prescribed by the doctors
contain mercury and potash, which ul
timately intensify the disease by caus
ing the joints to swell and stiffen,
groducing a severe aching of the bones.
. S. S. has been curing Rheumatism
for twenty years even the worst cases
which seemed almost incurable.
Capt. O. E. Hughes, the popular railroad
ence -with Rheumatism which convinced Mid
(lilt l tllCiC X3 V11LJ VliO
cure for that painful dis
ease. He says: "I was a
great sufferer from mus
cular Rheumatism for
two years. I could get
no permanent relief
from any medicine pre
scribed by my physician.
1 took about a dozen bot
tles of your 8. S. S and
now I am as well as I
ever was inmy life. Iam
euro that, vnnr Tried i oA nft
cured me, and I would
suffering from any blood disease." -
Everybody knows that Rheumatism
is a diseased state of the blood, and
only a blood remedy is the only proper
treatment, but a remedy containing
potash and mercury only aggravates
tne trouoie.
for
a SS &&50 lilt
being Purely Vegetable, goes direct to
the very cause of the disease and a per
manent cure always results. It is the
only blood remedy guaranteed to con
tain no potash, mercury or other dan
gerous minerals.
Books mailed free by Swift Specific
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
TAKING THE REINS.
Rubic, 2:30, is another new standard
trotter to the credit of Pamlico, 2:10.
Armada Prince, 2:1014, pacing, is one
of the fastest of the hobbled brigade.
Billy Andrews, 4, 2:07, by Bow Bells,
tops the list of new pacing performers.
The name of Prince Wilkes, by Cap
tain Cook, who took a 3-year-old pacing
record last season of 2:15, has been
changed to Stacker Taylor.
Frank Harrington drove Hon. Frank
ITowler's young green horse Paclarice,
"by Patronage, 2:12, a mile in 2:17
recently at Davenport, la.
Marion G, 2:10, by Rockdale, who be
gan the season with a record of 2:25M,
has paced 11 races so far this season,
and has won seven of them.
Much Ado, 2:13, the New England
trotter, comes through the home stretch
like a free-for-aller, and wins most of
Ms heats and races that way.
Lakeside Prince, a . young horse by
Patchen Wilkes, 2:294, recently won a
race at Berlin, Germany, trotting nearly
two miles at the rate of 2.28-
The Riverside farm's (of Berlin, Wis )
black colt, Black Robert, who won with
ridiculous ease in 2:13 at Davenport
recently, is one of the fastest 4-year-olds
of the year.
Betonica, 3, 2:10, now, 5, will not
race this year. Tom Marsh has sent
him home to Maplewood farm, Ports
mouth, N. H. He has sensational speed,
"but is a cripple.
Split Silk won two heats in the 2:10
pace at Kigby park, Chicago, the other
day, lowering her record to 2:08, but
was not up to concert pitch and lost the
race. She is in foal to Joe Patchen.
Senator A, 2:10, recently won a race
at Milan, Italy, beating Bismarck, Au
train and Miss Bowerman at mile and a
furlong heats. Bismarck took the first
at the rate of 2:20, and Senator A the
next two, rate of 2:18, 2:18 2-5 Horse
HeTiew.
A Wasted Period.
""Ses, sir, I have always felt that my
legislative career was a dead iailure."
"Why so?"
"Just because the party I represented
was so overwhelmingly i?trong in the leg
islature that a single vote was worth
.little or nothing." Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Brute!
Mrs. PluSp (trying in vain to squeeze
a No. 5 foot into a No. 3 shoe) This
seems a trifle tight, but I'm afraid a No.
4 is too large.
Mr. Plump. You are too easily fright
oned, my dear. Ohio State Journal.
Chester H. Brown, Kalamazoo, Mich,
eays: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured m
of a severe case of indigestion; oai
strongly recommend It to all dyspeptics
"Digests whalt you eat without aid fron
the sltomadh," and cures dyspepsia." Fo
sale by the Paragon PiLarmacy.
And She Probably "Woaia.
A good story is going the rounds at the
expense of a well known newspaper
woman. She is married and blessed with
two golden haired little daughters, who
promise to possess all their mother's in
telligence. Recently Marion, the younger (that is
not her name, but it will do for the story).
Went to the study and said:
"Oh mamma, Sissie and I have such a
lovely secret about our dolls. 1 would like
2to tell you, only"
Mamma looked up from her -work and
anquired :
- "Only what, dearie?"
"Only I'm afraid you would wriU it
3ears the
: Signature
; . of
l ne Kind You Have Always Bougjit
. J . The Coming Snltor.
1 Stranger I have come, sir, to marrj
your daughter.
Millionaire Eh? Wha"
. Stranger A million or two will be nee
essary.to make us comfortable, and of
' course you will give it. Shall I leave my
, satchel here while I go to present my
. eeif to your daughter?
j y Millionaire (bewildered) Havo y0Q
credentials in your satchel? j
Strahger-No t; nothing but dynamite "- -,
New York Weekly.
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To Care Constipation Forerer.
I ke Cascare.ts Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25a
C C. C fall to cure, druggists refund money.
DeWitt's Colic & Cholera Cure.
Qolckly cares Dysentery end Pltrrhra. ,
Crippled by
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HE WAS' SEASICK.
But Knew Better Than to Take'Hl
Own Medicine
largely a matter of imagination,' said
the captain of a steamship in the Cen
tral American trade. "Strong minded,
determined people are very rarely At-; I
tected, out tnose wno Deneye m aayance
that they are going to be. ill are never
disappointed.
"Years ago, before I got my present
berth, I had a billet on the ocean steam
ship line going out of Savannah, and our
steward enjoyed a great reputation for
his wonderful cures of seasickness. His
scheme, which he. confided to me, was to
mix up a little salt and water in a vial
and direct the patient to take a teaspoon
ful every 15 minutes.
" 'This is a very powerful drug,' he
would say impressively, 'and directly
after taking the fourth dose all traces
of nausea will disappear.'
"In nine cases out of ten the treatment
worked to a charm, and he raked in
lumerous fat tips. Last season one of
our passengers for Port Cortes was a
gentleman who had sprained his ankle
and who went directly to his cabin with
out my seeing him. The first day out
he got deathly seasick, and I concluded
to try the efficacy of the salt and water
treatment. I mixed up the dose and
found my patient lying in his berth
groaning, with his face to the wall.
" 'I have a certain cure for your trou
ble,' said I, giving him the usual pre
liminary talk. 'It's a very powerful drug,
and after you take four teaspoonfuls you
may rest assure! that your nausea will
instantly vanish.'
"He turned as if he had been shot and
glared at me like a maniac.
"'Good Lord!' he groaned. 'It's the
same old gag!' and with that he grabbed
the bottle and threw it through the dead
light. "The matf had a heavy black beard,
but the moment I heard his voice I
recognized him as our old steward on the
Savannah line. He couldn't be cured.
He knew too much." New Orleans
Times-Democrat.
Conventional Confusion.
"It is curious," remarked the Lay Fig
ure, "that people think the dum dum
bullet poisonous." .
"Not at all!" rejoined the Unconscious
Imbecile. "You see, immediately the
dum dum bullet enters a body it is mush
rooms. Now, most people don't know
the difference between a mushroom and
a toadstool, and a toadstool is poisonous.
Curious? Why, it's the most natural
thing in the world for people to think
that."
Of the others, not one forgot that he
was a gentleman. Detroit Journal.
Needless Alarm.
"Wat yer skeered of? Can't yer see
de pup's as gentle as er lamb?" New
York Journal.
Appreciated Talent.
"Speaking of literatoor," said Mrs.
Cumrox, "I don't see what some o' the
magazines would have done without us
folks."
"I didn't know you contributed to the
pages of any publication."
"Oh, I don't. But Silas does. He tells
'em what he wants and then lets 'em fix
it up. He doesn't write pomes and sto
ries, though. He jes' writes checks and
never takes no chances on getting any
thing returned with thanks." Washing
ton Star.
An Immune.
Proprietor Did Owens ever pay that
little bill he owed us?
Bookkeeper No, sir.
Proprietor What's he doing now?
Bookkeeper I understand he is the
manager of a concern for the collection
of bad debts.
Proprietor Oh, well, if that's the case
just charge the account to profit and loss.
Chicago News.
A Fntnre "Possibility.
"What's the servant girl question com
ing to, anyway?"
"That's easily answered. If wp.ges
keep going up, it's only a question of
time when the titled foreigners instead
of coming in the front way will be knock
ing at our kitchen doors." Chicago
Times-Herald.
The Word Won Him.
Sprockett Wheeler seems to be stuck
on that new doctor of his.
Scorcha Yes; he likes his up to date
ness. When Wheeler was sick in bed,
the first thing the doctor said was, "Oh,
we'll have you on the pedals again in a
few days." Catholic Standard and
Times.
Keeping Thing: MoTingr.
"Bobby has malaria, and we had to
pay him a dime to take quinine."
"That's all right."
"But he spent the dime for a water
melon, and that gave him another chili."
Chicago Record.
Similar, bnt Different.
Van Nesse Congratulations, old man.
I understand you married an English
countess while abroad.
De Jones Yes; she was cashier in a
London restaurant. Chicago News.
The Proper Term.
"Whenever I ride now I feel queer be
cause I haven't any lines to slap on the
horse's back."
"That's an automobile on you." Chi
cago Record.
His Sad Case.
"When I had lots of money at my com
mand," said Howser,- "I inclined to. em
.bonpoint, but since I became poor I have
grown real fat." Philadelphia North
American. . ' i v
Oh, Shades of Shakespeare!
Iloscius de Mamme-r-What is your rep
ertory this season, old man? r, . '
Barnes Tormer Hamlet ? and Uncle
rom,Indianapolis Journal. -. . - ,
Want Ads-On cent a word.
is to see to it that her
children begin early in
life to shampoo their
heads regularly once a
week. In. each in-.
BtonnA o faf flu hoi
is thoroughly dry, some mild, health-giving
tonic-should be applied to the scalp to aid
nature in creating the best possible growth
of uniformly colored, lustrous, healthyhair
the most important feature in the'make-up
of beautiful women and handsome men.
For more than fifteen years, the . . v.
Sutherland Sisters'
Sca!p Cleaner ?fc
has stood a t the apex of all shampoo washes,
while the " Hair Grower" has been equal
ly successful in its efforts to return the
injured scalp and almost lifeless hair to
their original healthfulness.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
Tiiitefro Cijanue- the Subject.
"It is the strangest thing in the world."
said one of a group of gentlemen a few
da.vs ago, "that those migratory swin
dlers we are continually reading about
ever manage to hnd victims in the busi
ness community. I enn't understand how
an intelligent man of affairs will allow
himseif to be taken in by one of the ras
cals. It is due every time to an amusing
lack of ordinary precaution."
"But one can't go on the theory that
every body is a scoundrel," protested a
broker who happens to have been bitten
lately for a small amount.
"Well. I come pretty near going on that
theory in regard to strangers," replied
the first speaker. "I simply take no
chances That's the only way to d
business nowadays. Always be on your
guard. Why, I'll tell you what it is," iie
added, warming to the subject, "I would
not cash a foreign check for my own
brother!"
"Very likely you ai'e correct," said tht
other dryly. "You know your brother bet
ter than I do." The prudent man chang
ed the subject. New Orleans Times
Democrat.
"They are simply perfect," writes
Roblt. Moore, of La Fayette, Ind., o
DeWitt's Little Early Risers, th
"famous little pills" for constipaMon as
all liver ailments. Never gripe. Fo
sale at itihe Faa-ag-on Pharmacy.
NOTICE OF SEIZURE.
Notice is hereby given of seizure of
the following property for violation of
tlie internal revenue laws of the United
States:
Aft Castaer, Sept. 12, by A. K, LoftUn,
D. C, one package, about 29 g-allons corn
whiskey, said to be property of C. W.
Cos'tner.
At Cherryville, Sept. 15, by A. K.
Loftin, D. C, 1 dark roan mare, 1
2-horse wagon and set of harness and
4 empty barrels, said to be property of
W. A. Allen.
A)t Tilden, Sept 18, by O. F. Shore,
D. C, 2 copper stills, 2 cape and 4 pack
ages corn whiskey, about 132 gallons,
said to be property of I. L. Shores.
At Monroe, Sept. 14, by J. W. Hosfcy,
D. C, 4 barrels corn whiskey, about" 175
gallons, 1 iron grey mule, 1 2-horse wa
gon, 1 set harness, etc.', said to be prop
erty of George Sheets.
At Co3tner, Sept. 21, by A. K. Loftlm,
D. C, 1 20 -horse power boiler, 1 15-horse
power engine with distillery premises
and fixitures, 16 barrels corn whiskey,
about 700 gallons, said to be property of
C. W. Oostner.
At Fan-mingiton, Seprt. 21, by T. C.
McCoy, D. C, 8 barrels, about 350 gallons
corn whiskey, said to be property of C.
F. McDaniel.
At Hiard Bank, Sept. 22, by T. C Mc
Coy, D. C, 2 packages, about 53 gallons
apple brandy, said to be property of Geo.
Lawson.
At Jewel, Sept. 25, by T. C. McCoy,
D. C, 4 packages, aboutt 50 galloriB apple
brarudy, said to be property of W. C.
Fagg.
At Salisbury, Sept. 25, by D. C. Brad
shaw, D. C, 1 keg, about 4 gallons corn
whiskey, 1 keg apple brandy, 1 keg
peach brandy, saiid to be property of
North Wilkesboro Liquor Co.
Persons claiming any of the above
property are required to file their claims
with me as directed by law within 30
days from date hereof or the same will
be declared forfeited to the use of the
United States.
H. S. HARKINS,
Collector Fifth Dist. North Carolina.
By J. Wiley Shook, D. C.
. AshevMle, N. C, Sept. 30, 1899.
Sick headache, Wind In the Stomach.
BilliouBness. Nausea, are quickly cured
by a few doses of Dr. M. A. Simmons
Liver Medicine.
DeWitt's Little E.-r tsrffg
The fr.v--
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It wilLpnly cost you 50 cents extra to ride all day In a Cotton
Belt Parlor Caf6 Car (25 cents for a half day). Seated in a
large revolving arm chair vith plenty of space around you, you ran
enjoy as rr uch freedom and ease as youp'ea?e. If you are a smoker
you will enjoy the large smgking room with its arm chairs and
couch. The . ladies will delight in. the spfencid ladies' lounging
room, with its lounge and inviting arm chairs, and its roomy dressing
room adjoining. You can have your meals in .this car at any hour
you want them ; order most anything you want, from a porterhouse
steak pr a spring chicken down to a sandwich, take as long as you
please to eat it, and you will only have to F"7 tcr what you order.
The'CoftonBeltisthedirectliiieto Texas Its trains .ran through from Cairo
. and Memphis to Texas without change. Direct connections are made at its
Junctions for all parts of Texas, Indian Territory, Oklahoma and the 1 at West,
t Write and tell ns whereoure going and wtan you xyiKieare, end e will
tell vou what vonr tieTcet will cost, which train to taKe to make the hesttfme and
ISnillllend yon an interesting little booMety" TRIP TO TEXAS." .
fc,UBUUHE,G:!Pass'aBllTtt.AL
, , ' - - ST. LOUIS, MO
SPECIAL RATES.
. Aocoun North Cartolam StateArrfeut- -turkl
fair, RaMg!!, N. C, tickets ' on?
sale October 14,. 15, 16, 19 and -23, final "
limit October 23, at raitevof one first ek es
fare for 'the imtndtrCp plus 50" ceatts ad
mission ' into the fair grounicte. Ratf
from Asheviile $930. $n -October. 23 a!
special low raifce will he authorized. Rata
fram Asheviile- $6.35,, tt'nciutiiing ome ad
mission to the fair 'grounds.
Account Knioxvllle Street Fair and
Trade Catnndval, Knoxville, Term., tick
ets on sa!e October 10, 11, 12, final limit
October 20, at rate of one first class fare
for the round trip. Rate fromi Ashe
viile $4. On October 11 and 12, and on'
the mbrnfing of October 13, with . final
limit October 15? a much cheaper mate
will be " autaioirized. Rate from Ashe
viile $2.90.
Account Nati'onlal Convention Christ
ian church, Oincininati, O., ticketia on
sale October 12, 14, 16 and 17, final limit
October 21, at rate of one first class fare
for the Tounxi trip. Fare from Asheviile
$12.35.
Account Woman's State Home Mis
sion convention, Raleigh, N. C- tickets
on sale October 3, 4, 5, final limit Octo
ber 10. Rate from Ash evil' e $11.
Account North Carolina Conference
9a5em, N. C, tickets on sa'e October 9,
10, 11, final limit October 19. Rate from
Asheviile via Barber Ju1ncUon$7.30, vial
Salisbury 'and Greensboro $8.80.
For full informialtJon call on the Itiicket
agent or address, F. R. Darby, C. P. and
T. A., Asheviille, N. C, F. L. Vernon,
T. P. A. Charlotte, N C.
Bears the
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Mew York
IS VIA THT3
is most attractive and refreshing.
Fine ocean steamships leave Norfolk,
'Vo., daily except Sunday, at 7.30 p. m.,
for New York direct, affording oppor
tunity for through passengers from the
South, Southwest and West to visit
Richmond, Old Point Comfort and Vir
ginia Beach enroute.
For tickets and general Information
apply to railroad ticket agenta, or to M.
B. CROWELL, General Agent, Norfolk,
V.; J. F MAYER, Agent 1212 Main
St, Richmond, Va.
H. B. Walker, Traffic Manager; J. J.
Brown, General Passenger Agent.
Finest Passenger Service
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TEXAS
"No trouble to answer questions."
Direct lime te
TEXAS,
MEXICO,
ARIZONA,
CALIFORNIA.
Write for new book on Texas, free.
L. S. THORNE, V. P. nd Gen'l Mgr.
B. T. TURNER, Gen'l Pas. and Tick:
Avent. Dallas. Texas.
GREENSBORO, N.C.
For the treatment of THE LIQUOR, OPIUM, MORPHINE and
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Complexion and
The brilliant complexions of women in the more exclusive circles of
York society are not explained by the theory that associates butv aS Sff
nes. . In fact, many leaders of the world of fashion are hard workers vft
it? THE MISSES, BELL, of 78 Fifth Avenue, New York, themselves con
jected with some of the most noted and honored families in the metropoS
BSnrM ? estio?- .They have prepared for the use of womS X
general, five preparations for improving the complexion and the hair.
The Misses BELLAS
COMPLEXION TOmO
is an external application, the presence!
01 wmcn on tne iace cannot be detected.
It is perfectly harmless even to the most,
delicate skin. It is a sure and quick
cure for all roughness and eruptions.!
It acts on the skin as a tonic, producing
anaturaiiy pure complexion, cosmetics.,
merely hide blemishes. The Tonic gets J
rid of them.
It remoyes pimples, frecsles, black-J
neaas, motn patcnes, liver spots, eczema, i
redness, oiliness and nil niscolorationsj
and imperfections of the skin. Price, $1
a Doiue.
Cures dandruff and prevents any return
of it ; stops that maddening itching of
the scalp and makes the hair strong,
soft and lustrous. It is especially help
ful to persons -whose hair is thin, dry and
liable to all out. The tonic cleanses
the8kinabouttherootsofthehair; will
soon cover bald spots with a handsome
growth. Price, ft. a bottle.
The MisstM KFBtJS
m n m m m a. a. - w
ts a soft, creamy, exquisitely perfumed ointment, which helps the action of th Tonic;
and, in mild cases of roughness, redness, pimples, etc., is a cure in itself It clears the
pores of the skm of all impurities and feeds it b" building up the texture and makinsr
the flesh beneath it solid and firm. Price, 75 cents per j ar.
A trial Bizn namnln
in Naw V ryii 1 tv r.
CfllTlt of 25 Cftrit.a in
packmg. lnal size
nnlo o rr n n i
aoui.
Rnlioitpd. Addrpss
THE BELL TCaET
new
The Misses Bell's Complexion Tonic,
depllo are for wde In this city bv w, C.
SEMD4JS OWE DOLLAR
Cut this ad. oat and Bend to us with $1.00, and we will send you tali
HIT IMPROVED ACHE QUEEN PABLO R ORGAN , by freight C. 0. D. , tubjeei
In A-rftaalB&ilnn. Yon can pxm i np it. fit vmir n on rr. froi crh t- Honnt nnl
I If you And it exactly as represented, equal to organs
KJa.uuto niuu.uu, tne greatest value you ever bjw ana far better taan
organs advertised by others at more money, pay She freight agent onr
fecial 90 day offer prlee, $31. 16, less the SI, or liO.Zb and freight eharfes.
31.75 IS OUR SPECIAL 90 DAYS PRICE, one-half the
T- price charg
ed by others. Such an offer was never made before.
Mil P U C n 1 1 1 IT U s one f the moct durable and wetteettoned !n
AumC UULLI1 Btrumentsever made. From the illustration
vxown, which is engraved direct from a photograph,
some Idea or Its besntirul epperanee. raae fom aOlia
Quarter Sawed Oek. antique finish, handsomely decorat
ed and ornamented, latest 1899 Style THE ACBJi QL'KKN la
u i.twii a iiicuea uigii, lui um lung, mcaes wiub uiu
ku pounas ; eoataansA oetarei, 11 stops fts louows : uiapaaoa,
'rriaeipai, iiSaaa, auiodia, Ceieota, Cremenii Bass Coupler,
tratto Cc$lar, Wgmm Fori, Pr-Ueipal Forte, and Tox Hnma
I i Oetere Cowpiers, 1 Toae Swell, 1 Grand Organ Swell, 4 Sett
OreheeiralTeaedEeaonatory Pipe Quality Beedi, 1 Setof 87 Pure
Sweet Melodta Reede, 1 8tof M Charmingly BHillant Celeste
eda, 1 Bet of 14 Kleh mellow Smooth Diapason Seeds, lfiet of
34 'leasing Soft Eeiodloiia Prlaeipal Seeds. 4
MtlHIaP tllirFM ctin consist of the celebrated
HUM I. yULLlT Newel Reeds, which are only used
in toe niguuss graae instruments, also ntted with Ham
mond Couplers and Tox Homana, also best Dolge felts, leathers
si:., ueuuwn oi. ine Dest ruDDer ciom, -piy bellows stock
nd finest leather in valves. THE ACME ODEENia
Anished wl th a AOxl 1 beveled plate French jnirror, nickel
plated pedal frames aid every modern improvement. If It
rUBNlSU FRB a handsome organ stool and the best organ
Instruction book published.
CU&RANTFPnORYPARS with
, every
seme Qoeen Organ we issue a written binding 25 year
guarantee, by the terms and conditions of which if any
ticLii, kitci uuu ep;iir it ires oji ciiarge. lryitone
moniaaDa we win reiuna your money 11 you are not
peneutijr BBiifiueu. aw 01 inese organs will DO sold al
f8l.7S. Order ctonee. Don't dels'.
OUR RELIABILITY IS ESTABLISHED
aot dealt with ns ask jour neighbor about ns, write
the publisher Of this DaDer. orMetronolihun Nutinn.i
"u mOM()uuuc, or cans or commerce, Chicaco; or German Fxpba- Tnrv- v
inr raUroad or eiprens company in Chicago. We hsTea esDltai r or iiFrt i nnaan ;CIla"P& ank, hew Yorti.or
Db.If UatlA.ID..I.r.,,l..D V. 1 1 -
fecial orgAO, piano and musical
. n Ann And mne on ineimimonf
CO. (Inc.), Fuitoiu
utva uucuw vawwug no
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Q trains every week-day
4 trains on Surday
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Vestibuled trains, Standard and Compartment
Sleeping Cars, Parlor Cars, and Cafe Dining Cars.
SEMP WO MOMEY
GRADE DROP CABINET BUSOICK SEWING MACHINE 7fte" c. o. D. subject
x ou cut euumne .11 as your nearest ireigns
auuuu pen ecu j Mniuaciorj, ezacuy as representea, .
qaal to machines ethers Mil as kirfa as $60. OO, aad TRK h
BRKATBbT BAJtOilH TOD KTKR HI1RD Of. n rmrV
frigat apt our Special Offer Price 15.50 "T "
and freizbtbargea. The machine weighs
120 pounds and the freight wi; J p veragre 75 cents for each 600 miles.
GIVE IT THREE MONTHS' TRIAL. in your own home, and
we will return your $15.50 any day you are not satisfied. We sell dif
fereat makes aad grades of Sewing Maehiaes at 98.60, $lO.t0, $ll.O0,
$12. 00 and np, all faUy described la Oar Free Sewima- Baehiae CaUlorae.
bat SI5.50) for this DROP DESK CABINET BTJRDICK
ts the greatest value ever offered by any house.
BEWARE OF HABITATIONS lllZ3.
Tertianaents, offering 'unknowa aachines under various names, with
Tarioos inducements. Write soae friend ia Chieago aad learn who arr
KEbiauiifi UV WI1U flUT.
THE BURP1CK
has every M0DER9 I5PR0TEME5T,
BTXBT GOOD FOIST OV ETKRY HIGH
GRADK BACUINX
DSFSCTS OF HOHC
HAVE BY THE BEST MAKER
.---sy. -ii t
I a) ft in rati fsiSL,
. . 4mnmnmTsSmt " ' :
mm iii?l60.OQt then if eonvinced yes are saving $85.00 te . pay
k 15.60, Wl TO JUTIIRH T0CB S1S..0 If at any tiaie withia three sseeths yea sayya
TO-CAT. DOHT DELAY. Seers. Rnehnnlr . On t thnmnchlw MliahlA1Uitoi.l
yew freight acent the
etaaUansd. OKfiXB
Addresi, GEARS. ROEBUCK ee CO. (Inc.) Chicago. 111.
rsunn
Hass SaecSatis.
TheMisseg BEEJ.'&
QQSWPLEKEGN SOAP
is made from thA
LWOOl. It IS hf.lll ntr nml
1 , . , 7 : o ""ufittiui lug'iuuje
relrm Wiincr it: n oil t. j ?
f and healthy state. This Soap is daintily
tscented, ana is a most wpimmo
tnetOliCC CI fasriniona rrnmon TKa,, C
j . . , jl iic Ulr
tuiuso t-iw-; is taKen in selecting materials
auu ai.iuijuiuuf ueamjness in tne labor
fatory insures the t.urity of the product
( Price, 25 cents per cake, lareefour-nnn
fsize, ' w
The Misses SELL'S
for restoring prematurely gray locks to
tuoir original color.
It is not n. dm nrr n ctaln Tt le o mi.
less liquid that is applied to the roots of
"u" ouu ieues wj wjiitaie signs on
the scalp or forehead.
Neither does it change the color of the
hair all at onco. Onlv dves do thnt
and they wash oS. But" Capilla-Renova
will not wash off. Price, 81.50 per bottle
fSEfUPJ ETTra
nf am, nnA rf nlnra j. i
ui mail auuressm pmm wrapper aeon r-
otnmno . .... I i x . . .
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samples can be secured from our New York office
i i 1 n snnnM 1 . . . .
Duyp.jr Lut-ui. k. orresponQenco corai&Jlv
a
CO., 78 Fifth Avenue, Xew York Ctty.
uvuk, - - oecreis or iiHiui . j i ee to any addrest.
Complexion Soap,
0?-rmlchaeL
Skin Feci, mad
that retail .
you can form
ougm
- A-'i itci. i lbt
t'rite to fr
AUUreSS,
De$BlainesandWaymanSts.. CHICAGO. lUL-
cfroit
4 trains every week-day, 3 trains on Sunday.
Pullman nffcji Vaarner Sleepers
on night tiains. Vestibuled
Parlor Cars on day trains. : r.
4 trains everv -week-day
3 trains on Sunday
To CHICAGO
WITH YOUR ORDER.
eut this a -
aa. our ana scna u
we will send you 1
aepos sua u
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KADK, WITH TE8
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SOLID QUARTER SAWED OAK gJgSSST
FIAKO POLISHXD. one illustration shows machine closed, (head drop
ping: from Bight) to be nsed as a center table, stand er desk, the taer
open with lull length table and head in place for sewing, 4 isaey
drawers, latest 1899 skeleton frame, carved, paneled, embossed and
decorated cabinet finish, finest nickel drawer polls, rests on cas
ters, ball bearlne adjustable treadle, nennine Rm vth iron stand.
Finest large High Arm head, positive four motion feed, self threading vibrat
ing shnttle, automatic bobbin winder, adjustable bearings, patent tension
liberator, improved loose wheel, adjustable presser foot, improved shuttle
carrier, patent needle bar, patent dress guard, head Is handsomely decorated
a lVrl TRIMiviED. ....
GUARANTEED the lightest nmning, most dorabra and nearest nelaeiess msrWrsa
asade. ery knewa aUaehmeat te famished aad ear Free Instruction Book teP
just now anyone can ran it and do either plain or aos' kind of fancy work.
A CO-YE AltS- BINDING OX7ASANTSB Is sent with every mirhtna
IT COSTS YOU NOTHING 2&'&ffmi:a? 12!SZ.Y2'IF7t
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