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Neglect hurrying to their aid
Meana that urinary trouble-follow
quickly
Dire distress, diabetes, , Erlght'a
disease. ' .
Profit by an Ashevllle citizen ex-
! perlence.
8. F. Miller, SO Turner-street, Ashe
vllle. N. C, says:. "At times I suffer
ed so severely from kidney complaint
thru I -was InlJ up Xor several days.
Thoro was a dull ache aeross my loins,
extending Into my souhlders and a
scalding sensation frequently attend
ed the passages of the kidney secre
tions. My eyesight became Impaired
I unable to rest and as a result 1
felt tired and worn out during the
day and did my work only through an
effort. I used a number of remedies
and consulted physicians but did not
succeed In finding relief until I pro-
i cured Ponn's Kldni-y Pills at Pr. T. C.
Smith's drug store. They ended the
tron We In a short time-and Improved
my goenra! health. I publicly recom
mended this remedy In 1903 nnd now,
after five years have elapsed, I am
pleased to reiterate every word I then
snlil. as my cure has been perma
nent." For snlo by all dealers. Trice BO
cents. Foster-MIIburn Co., Buffalo,
NVw York, sole agents for tho United
Stntes.
Ttemember the name Doan's and
I tn:e no other.
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Philmlelphlfi TilRpatch to New
Times.
J. Pierpont Mnrgiin'H purehnpe for
J.t.lidO of ii lirnt eilitinn of h 82-piib'e
pamphlet rontalning two of Kilitur Al
lan I'iie'. priise Rturies. "The Murders
In tin- Hue Mm-Riie" nnd "The Man
Thnt Was I'seil Fp," bring to mind the
fiu t that the iirlginiil ninnnsi ript of
one of the Kliirles mentlniieil Is tlie
ir the Drexel Instllille H
t . - hi. Ii il wiih pri'wnted by
i'.i i !". V. ChililM. Mr. Chillis
mii fur it about lift years iiico.
Muriiers ill the line MerKue"
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mili. -ireu nrmiiiiiiiy in i ,i iinain ...-,.-iizine.
i.nl.lisheil In this elly bark in
llv fin tli . A young printer employed
in Mr. I'.riih.im's office at the time
a I!;e late J. M. Johnston, a great
inlinir r of !'., ami afterward an edi
tor on the MalT of the Ijiincnster In
telligencer. After the story had been
put Into type and the manuscript dls
nir.leil Johnston recovered It from the
propi r
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UNO LASTED
- tT- IMl SHOB THAT HMD TNI
. , BHAN.O WOJtTN CALUIM WOK" I
You hare but to examine a pair of
Steadfast snoes ana you will detod tfifl
superior - features of style and -auality
in them that you will not
And in other shoes' that sell for fully 20
to 60 per cent, more money. : Steadfaat
patterns are modeled alomr lines that
cannot be duplicated from the ordinary
shoe stock. They have an elegant,
graceful appearance not found in any
except mau e-to-order shoes oostingfrom
$10.00 to $15.00 per pair. The leather
in Steadfast shoes gets it testing be
fore you wear it The process of hand
iiastincf is severe, ana na&ky or . poor.
I leather will not stand it.
Call and examine them thorottflrhlv
. Carried in tans, patent leathexand all
toe stylish doll leatoexa.
GEO. W.JENKINS,
Drj Goods, Notions "Clothing
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20 Siuth (Maln St. AglicTllie
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a photograph gallery In that -city.
In which he operated until
the outbreak of thr, civil war, when
hn enlisted In the Seventy-ninth Penn
sylvania infantry. I Hiring his occu
pancy of the gallery the building was
twice partly destroyed by lire, nnd, nl
thoiiKh nearly everything else was
consumed, the Poe manuscript, which
had been kept in a portfolio in a clos
et, was preserved.
Years afterward, at hnusecleaning
time, an ancient and apparently
worthless manuscript was thrown by
h.
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l-or munv years the manuscript had
, , untenant In .reearlius existence. Mr. Johnston
uii.'.wii m'ili. I oft. r his removal to Ijnncnster opened
i who served
-'h tlie t'ann
Vfrlean war.
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"1. the nthen's
writer, Is one of
nil iircnmpllnticd
- press gallery of
if eommniin lie
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f the old French
1 rprise, had en-
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CASTOR OIL1" POWDER!
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3 imBottu OOOSLIIS Cuveotfectl
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U? LAXATIVE KNOWN PU
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The Palace
Complete Cliange Thursday.
PAUL BAUWENS,
Singing, Dancing.
HARDY & D'ALMAINE,
Talking, Singing and
Musical, i f -
some' member of Mr." Johnston's fam
ily Into a rubbish heap In the back
yard of his home, and .would have
tieen carted nxvay If a neighbor had
not picked It up and returned It to its
owner. Mr. Johnston then had the
pages bound within leather covers, lie
sold the manuscript to Mr. C'hllds for
$200. It Is now worth many thous
ands.
Tho kind of virtue that makes n big
noise ox'er Itself can't stand much
more of a test.
GAYETY
An unusually strong bill Including
SING FONG LEE
A noted Violinist haying played before
many of the crowned heads of Europe.
BABY ESMOND
The Child Actress.
New moving pictures, etc. Regular
matinee 3:30 p. m. Night as usual
7:46 P.- ITU ' . r .'''!-' V'- Mix-nm-'
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tist. discovered in Sace and
Sulphur the same nuuriah-
merit supplied lv nature to
thr root cl liciilthy hair.
No More Gray, Hair
ho florc Danoxuii
tic More Balddess
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We tfiiafimre Wi ETH'S SAGE I
nl MI.IIIUR HAIR KEM-'
11Y lo remove dandruff. to9l
Hilling of llie walp, present the"
hair front falling out. promote!
the growth of the hair, and to"
restore laded aad gray hair i
to nalaral color or refund the I
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fllin uuf rl'..(lj . ktij I Iroubl-!
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(ur tune n-t Sua. urn- rur lh hair.
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fr Mi..llpxi1n rlt-v. lha ltri.ln.
ei h-xir lt.Tftr4 fallinv not All-t ATA'IO-
llf 1 4m Imi.Ii to lu naturl et.lriJ.. It la I
a km dark b-nwa col.-, anft. rVau
AM IillAliM. SHU A. IIUAH.
ShalXj. Marear Co.. iP.
Price 50c and 51.00 a Cf(Jo
At Alt Omaisti-
It ytmr alrofiaM bmC kai
II Max! tn svlea lwmm tajj
WYETH CHEMICAL CO.
71 Corllaadl St N.Y.aty
aax4ssjWWlllM4valajajaa)ttla ,
aaprsas sjesswila. j
For Sale and Recommended by
Smith's Drug Store. ,
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with Hie hlilnri -I tl"
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lltloll llllll i llli'il It Ilil-i belim
John M.ir-h:ill ..k not ii I.
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ilellt or not If there lis. nil well
mil t'.ioil; If (here :is not, be i nt,ih-
NMlieii me pr. ee.tetit X ..ur . h i f tr,. ,,f riiu li. li.. mid it Is on!
Iiiwyir" inn give no opinion unhand !,ti.n the fust -ventv xeuti lh:it an
preceili nts. hn' ; urei.t xfirlt tv him I., en proiluti il.
tx xx' 11 oi'-.. m -it -.
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'.'nt tin se Ixx.i xv. r :h. oi,l
l; I - known to (he trade
xx.-r- loth Hindi- of iinleiivein-1 ;
. mix.. 1 mo kiieiulid by ham! :
H h eni-hi-r xvris rolle-l out .hi I
I -i'iiiit lx t t'.l In itiK 'l iced I
1-111. , oil ;i I-11K lliitliileil Mtli ' l j
I i.r pi ninl trnii'ferreil i;i
Hie floor of (he oval shape!
-n Hun in n-f II V.'H. nut nut.'
-nun time 1 iti r th.tt nil d-d or f. i
j in. nl.il iloiii;ti was us. ii ill the mm' -
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lie niust search the preceili nts.
ymir gri-nl lawyer applies th" philos
ophy of the law to given fait anil be i
1'rof. Iliii.n. i.f hr .Sixiith Dalii'l.i
Agi li iilturn! rulleg", who has ma-It-n
hew anil Imry r.e-e for tnk"t-i b
itiwliig. najs that xxuuien In their
Kardens niinlil do a t'' deal of aurh
xxverk ihni would liiing kimhI rennlty
mnl lit the fetiue linn ftixe tlietn de-
flings precedents to the winds If thi x
be contrary In his coiii-epllon. Ili-mi
from the bench we hsx-e "Iviutlna
eases."
The late William Lindsay, when on
the Supremo bench of Kentucky, ren
dered sn opinion about rents for Ih ; iKi,tril emplovniint
occupancy of rent -tale, or "tn tliint, '
of that kind for this tmper Ism lay
man nnd cannot 1iomi to be verm-1 In
the nomem Inture of the professton.
Judge 1.1 tul say mljiiilh uti d In revernii!
f the priMvilfnts of America since lt
"Were xmi sin i i'ul n the first time
)ii,i ran fur oHIih-?
"Xo." nnwere.l 8 nutor Sorghum.
"Jly iKtierience wiis rot an unusual
ww I had to keep mi Irving until tin
first Settlement by the Ani!h.8a).nn I opposition put up a c.indlilale who
nnd In reversal of the precedents of
Ktiuliinil for centuries, and today bis
decision Is a preceib iit nnd Is cited nr
conclusive authority In the court of
(.rent llrllaln.
Lindsay never attended a law eh"ol i
He did not have. to. It was a nnt-urnl-lmrn
Innyer.
was exi n more iiiiiopuUir than 1 won.'
Waelilnaton.
Catarrh Cured
Had llrcatli. K'll iu king, ningins III
(he 1'jir-s tieafncs-. Hacking Cuugh
noil Spilling tuli kly Cured.
Botanic Blood Balm.
Hie Kcmcilv xxhlth Cures
l alarrli by Killing the C'a
liirihul Pol-en anil rurl
l)lng die UIoihI.
Yon inn-t not in--lott dli barges of
MIM1W MA IT Kit
from (be r.nr. Viw anil Throat.
i'AT.i:i;ll IS N 'T ONLY IXAN
r.i:i;iU S In this xx ,y, but It causes
ulcerations, denth ii'i.l ducay of bones,
kills ambition, on. i causes loss of
i.n-tite. and h-.u It i to. general de
l.lllty, Idiocy ami -aulty. It needs
mention nt oner. I'urs It by taking
IOiTAMi IlM'i'li HALM (U. It. U
It is a quick, noli. il. permanent cure
ei iius It rids the istem of the poi
son germs that can.,, catarrh. At the
mine time I'.I.imHi HALM n. It. B.I j
purifies tho blood, does away with!
fxcry symptom of .ntarrh. II. It. I!.;
I irnns a tingling r nni or warm, rich,
j pure blood direct to the paralysed
nerxes, and parts affected by catarrhal j
poison, giving warmth and strength!
lust where It Is needed, and In this
y making a pi-rlect, lasting cure of I
catarrh In nil lis forms. - .
When we any that 11. Tt. P. cures we
tnenn a real cure and this w gimrnn-l
tee. It. JJ. n, hns cured thousands of j
-ntarrh rases even th rot deep- i
ented kind after every other treat-1,
mi nt had failed.
HOTANMC r.LOOI, MALM. (It. H.
n.Ms pleasant and safa to take: com
posed of pur Itf.tanlo Ingredients. I
MAMI'LR BF.NT KI'.KB by writing:
111 nod lialm Co., Atlanta. Oa. BOIJ)
I1T nni'DOISTS. or sent by express. I
At 1 TEIt LAP. OK POTTLE, with
complete dlreelloiia for home cure.
Statement at Close of Business November 16, 1909.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Bonds $4,406,022.01
Ileal Estate, Furn. & Fixt.. 133,492.74
Cash in Vault and Banks... 816,776.42
LIABILITIES. ,
Capital $ 600,000.00
Undivided Profits . ....... 212,155.36
Deposits , 4,544,135.81
Total
$5,356,291.17
Total
$5,356,291.17
General Banking, Trust, Savings and
Insurance Departments. '
T. S. MORRISON, Vice-Pres.and Chairman. ' " . W. B. WILLIAMSON, Cashier.
Board of Managers T. S. Morrison, W. B. Nortlip, Fred Kent, Judge J. 0. Pritchard,
W. T. Weaver, Col. R. Bing am, J.M.Westall,S.Lipinsliy, T. F. Davidson, T. W. Raonl,
Col. D. M. Hodges. . , 1 "
nerlrude K. Curtis, of rrs'lfo'd
t'j .'is the rlrt colored womsn dentist.
Pli pnase.1 the flnsl ennmlantlnn In
Mm foiii ire of rxcntnl 1111?, In Phil
siblnliln. xsjlth hlsh hnnoe. and In
lend to begin settee practice without
delay.
The Mithorlllea of the Prsiillsn
slate of Kxn f'aulo hsve made arrange
ments with lending Japanese provision
nerehnnts te dlsMie of T.f.o bag" of
colTce duriiiff the next three years. '
THE IDEAL , REMEDY
For subduing all Inflamma
tions and Congi stlniii, Ctiiups,
Colds, Catarrh. Urom hill.
I'.urns, Mcabls, Killing rilt.
etc., U Vltk's Croup and
1'neumgnl hulvit. It's simply
th gri n lest and best. ir,r.
fiOc and 11.00, U
THE.
PRICE.
On our "" lnvlslh
bifocals Lne will
surprise you.
An nnu nave been fitted by us are
very-much pleased with hm.
F. K. Gardner
V.J9 PM-la!l4. Manufaxcttirlng OplicUa
No. 1-10-11 Drhumor Rldg.
Cur Church SL and rat tea Av.
t ct,
SCOTCH NOVELTIES.
You no doubt would like to
see the latest vogue in Men 'a
wear. Gray tones in soft finish
Scotch and English Wonted
and Wool Suitings are ex
tremely popular. 1 We have
then.' . V..
' LOOAIT r. r
sfarchaat Tailor. . 14 North Pack Bq.
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