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HERE IS MORE PROOF OF WHAT THE GERMAN REMEDIES HAVE DONE FOR 0 THEES ALL
4 ' ' ; " ; PROCLAIMING THEM THE MOST EFFECTIVE MEDICINES IN USE.
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Pittsburg, Pa., May 2. -Thirty-five
awards In recognition of acts of horo-
sm were made yesterday at the spring
meeting of the Carnegie Hero Fund
commlsslonxand the iSBuance of nine
silver and twenty-six bronze medals
was authorized. ; In addition the
money, accompanying the, medals
amounts to $34,100 and pensions to
widows of heroes total 81,310 annual
ly." .. -,
The money is apportioned as fol
lows: . . ., :-.
Six thousand dollars for "worthy
purposes; $2,200 liquidation of mort
gages; $3700 for other Indebtedness;
$4000 purchase of homes; $14,000 for
education; $3300 .death benefits and
$1000 for restoration of health.
In nine instances the heroes lost
their lives, and the award is made to
a member of the family. Twenty of
the awards are . made in connection
with rescues from drowning, five from
railway trains, four In runaways, five
In mine or well suffocation - cases,
and one the rescue of an Insane pa
tlent from a roof.
In the awards a number of heroes
In the South are recognized as fol
lows: ; - -
Hlchard C. Williams, aged 23, saved
Melvin B. -Mayo from train at Reu-
sens, Va., - June 17, 1906. Bronze
medal and $1,000 for a home.
Park S. Rushford, aged 25, save.)
Elbert G. Cunningham from drowning
at Mannlngton, W Va., January 19,
1907. Bronze medal and $1000 for a
home. , , .... - , i
Benjamin J. Cottle, aged 24, res
cued Morris M. Caldwell, jr., aged 3
from runaway at Wilmington, N, C.,
August 28, 1910. Bronze medal and
$1000 as needed. '.,' ,
John R. Graham, aged 36, saved
from drowning George W. Thompson
and attempted to save C. I Lipscomb
at Thicketty, S.X!., March , 1910.
Bronze medal and $1000 to liquidate
Indebtedness and other -worthy pur
poses as needed.
Albert J. Appleby, aged 18, saved
Ruthell.a M. Harbeson from trsin at
Bowyer, S. C, March 11, 1910. Tironze
medal and $2000 as needed for edu
cational purposes. ; ' f '
Thomas M. Christenbury, 'aged 88,
resced Rufus Long (colored), from
a cave In a well at Charlotte, N. C.
August 9, 1909. $200 to liquidate
mortgage, and silver medal and $2000
to educate children as needed.
Boyce Lindsay (colored), aged 16
saved E. Reynolds Smith from train
at Spartanburg, S. C, May 26, 1910,
Bronze medal and $200 as needed for
educational purposes.
The Health Teacher, while in this tonia, the same as these people have never act without taking pills, pel-
city.'t.fd you. through the columns of done and be made well. ' lets, salts or some strong purgative.
... m . ..'HA Dlllard. Harrlman, . Tenn., Had poor appetite, weak, all run
this paper that German Teutonia and wl"eg tkaf had been uuder the im down, had herfdaches, buzzing, roar,
Germanla OH would cure rheuma- preB8on for three years that he had ing, sound In ears when the lay
Usm, catarrh, kidney, liver, stomach . catarrh ':. of the stomach. Every down. After using German Teutonia
and blood troubles, no matter how morning got up feeling tired, as one week, feels as well as ever,
long you have been . aff llc-ted. 1 They though he had not slept at all, had Mrs. W. M. White, Springfield,
will cure where all other remedies a bad taste in the mouth, foul breath, Ohio, had rheumatism, badly consti-
have failed and we feel so confident bloating and fullness of stomach, af- pated, very nervous, had creepy sen-
about their curative properties, that ter meals, food did not digest and sation after going to bed. Just as if
we- are veiling to refund your money, would lay like a lump of lead on his something was biting under the skin.
it, aiier a ween s iriai me medicines stomacn, any nara worn wouiu rauao i-uw ictio mo new nuniau,
do you no good. ' palpitation of the heart, had at times
If you sutler With constipation, quit sour stomachi and heartburn, very of
ten would have enormous appetite,
then again would eat very little. Af
ter using Teutonia two days 6 doses,
all these ; troubles disappeared. ; He
using these five . minute cures and
quick reliefs, which invariably make
you feel worse than you did before. .
This Is dangerous. Come and get
the medicine which gets to the, seat passed a tape worm that measured 45
of the trouble and removes the cause feet, head and all, without pain or
or the sickness. . ir you or your sickness. He certainly recommenas
children are troubled with worms, of this medicine to all similarly afflicted,
any ;kind and want to get rid of them Amelia Robinson,' Charleston, W.
completely without starving or taking -Va sufTered for years with stomach
Clare E. Connel, 93 Water St.,
Springfield, Ohio, was afflicted with
kidney trouble and pains in the side
were so severe that he was in per
fect misery whenever he tried to lay
down. Used four bottles of Teutonia
and it has made him well and strong.
Recommends this medicine to all he
comes In contact with.
The above Is but a few of. the
many testimonials we have in our
office and goes to prove that these
medicines cure. . - -.
Take Teutonia as a spring tonic
Tou will find It makes that tired no
good feeling disappear In a juffy and
. will put you in the best of spirits. It',
sells for $1.00 per bottle or three for
$2.60.
Germanla Oil, the great assistant
to Teutonia In cases of Rheumatism
and Catarrh, as well as ' being the
most powerful pain remedy In exis
tence sells for BO cents per bottle or
three for $1.26. Keep it in the house
for sprains, neuralgic pains, earache,
toothache, chest pains, sore throat,
, cramps, dysentery, etc. . ,
German Salve promptly cures blind,
Itching or protruding piles in a very
short while- Price, 26 cents.
German Cough Syrup contains no
opiates and promptly cures coughs '
and Immediately relieves that tickling
sensation In the throat. Price, 25
cents.
The German Remedies are for sale
.at Grant's Pharmacy,' 24 S. Main St..
Chance Seriously iHurt
And Out of the Game
UNNECESSARY ELABORATION..
"Give a girl the moonlight, a path
through the trees, and a man, and
she will lead ' him home engaged,"
says the Syracuse Herald. Why drag
In the moonlight and the trees?
Chicago Record-Herald.
STREET CAR SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. 23, 1818.
RIVERSIDE PARK , sMu;
MONTFORD AVENUE , ": Jj d -
TO SANTEE STREET 10:T Mch ro to Boco street only
DEPOT VIA SOUTHSIDE "
1:15 ;then svery 7 1-1 minutes until
AVJUfiUJE 1:46; than ry It minutes till 11:01
: ' ' last car. . ,;
DEPOT VIA FRENCH :16, and inrj 16 muiulM until 10:01
BROAD AVENUE p" ' th" " minMe "n
MANOR ; 0 a. m., then vsry It mwiutm Uil 11
p. m., except no car to Bciuar t i:ll
:x ,..:..-.'.,' p. m..
CHARLOTTE STREET m- m- th,a mi.
TERMINUS 10 and 11 p. m. ears go through.
PATTON AVENUE a. m. and avery it minutes till 11
' . ' p. m.
EAST STREET , a. m. and srsry It mlnutM till 11:00
; , 1 . ' . ' p. m. .- - .- - . -
3RACE VIA . m. and 17 SO mlnutM till S
85ERRIM ON AVENUE (: Joloo'lt p. m.,"tnsa vnr? St min. until
- ' ' - ' 11 p. m. '
11'X'M0RE ' ' :1 a m. and every it niinutM UU
f ; - 11:00 p. m last car.
DEPOT & WEST ASHE. 6:62 a. m. and every 80 minutes until
oit-j 4 :V:H P. m. then every hour unUl
VILLE, via Southside Are. ,10:22 p. m., last car. : m
rK Chance. .
MANAGER CHICAGO NATIONALS
B'rank Chance, manager of the Chicago "Cubs," was seriously injured
during a recent game in Cincinnati. The latest report has It that Chance
will be" out of the1 game for some time. .
Mrs. Bacon And' why did you cook
leave you? t. Mrs,. Robert She. wanted
us to raise her wages. "And what
were you paying her?" "Why, $16 u
month." "And couldn't you raise that
much?" n '
Roughing It--"Serve the ' cham
pagne In tin cups, Osfraf," directed th6
owner of the bungalow. "Very good,
sir," "These hunting parties like to
rough It a trifle." Washington Her
ald. r ' ' :
Foley Kidney Pills are a true medi
cine. They are healing, strengthening,
antiseptic and tonic..' They act quick
ly. For sale by all druggists. , , t.
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' Cars leave Bquar for Depot via Bouthslde Ave. 0:11. 0:S0, T:00. 7:30,
S: 00 and 8:10 a. m. Car leevea Bquare for Depot via French Broad Ave.
f:15, 6:10, :45. 7:11, 7:46 and 8:16.
Car for Depot leaves Bquare 8:46, both Bouthslde and French Broad. ;
First car leaves Square for Charlotte street at S:l.
' First car leaves Bquare for Riverside 1:80, next 8:46. '
1 First care for -West Ashevllle, leaves Square 8:6J.
With the above exceptions, Sunday schedule commences at f a. nt. and
continues seme as week days. ' ' . ..... .-........, - i.
On evenings when entertainments are In progress at either Auditorium
or Opera House, the last trip on all llnee win ha from ntuTtalnmrat,
leaving Bquare at regular time and holdlnr over at Anditormm or
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Car leavas Squara to meat No. Si, alcbt . oe -n.r
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Of the Reemi reeR;;Wbolen Mills
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35 Beautiful Building Lots at Weaverville; N. G.
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LAKE
JUANITA
THIS PROPERTY IS CLOSE TO THE LOVELY LAKE NOW BEING BUILT TO BE KNOWN AS
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AND THE LAKE COMPANY IS HAVING CALLS -EVERY PAY FOR RESIDENCE LOTS WHICH THEY ARE REFUSING TO SELL UNTIL THE ENTIRE PLACE 1 i COMPLETED. THESE
! ' I n l 1 LOTS ARE THE MOST AVAILABLE BUILDING LOTS TO THE LAKE. : v " -
The Reems Creek Woolen Mills with the water power, machinery, 2 good residences and 1 store house, also 35 building lots. . " ;
Here are some things this mill and power could be used for and made to pay handsomely; Flour, Mill, Electric Light Plant, Broom Factory, Laundry, Knitting Mills, Hosiery, Mills.; The Woolen Mill
paid and can be made to pay even more. . . ' : v , ''' ' J' t
35
has
As a Flour Mill
It c'ouldi be made to pay be
cause the great valleys for
miles around produce an abun
dance of wheat, and Weaver
ville needs a Flour Mill.
As a Laundry
It would pay or the cost' of
work would bo-less than half
what it would cost ' in Ashe
ville. Weaverville needs" one.
As Electric Light
Plant
It would pay, for.-.Weavervillo
is growing; hund'jfeds of peo-
, pie are going to , build around
Lako Juanita, and everybody
wants light." , - -
As Broom Factory
It would pay, as broom ; corn
can, be grown. - successfully
around Weaverville.. Broom
Factories " are, paying ' every
where end the farmers are
. anxious to grow the sjraw.' ' "
As a Knitting Mill
It would pay for you have
power already harnessed and
your running expenses would
",b"e less'.tlian most apywhere.
WEAVERVILLE IILLDS- THE22 PLANTS AND WEAVERVILLE NEEDS GOOD" PROGRESSIVE CITIZENS. WEAVERVILLE IS THE BEST LOCATED RESORT TOWN IN THE IIOUL'TAi:
OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA. LAKE JUANITA WILL BRHIG HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE TO BUY PROPERTY. .1 .. . s- V. rr7 ( i
C0I.IE TO WEAVERVILLE; ATTEND THIS SALE. OWN YOUR HOME IN THE PRETTIEST SPOT ON EARTH. DON'T LET ANYTHING KEEP, YOU FROM THIS SALE. THE MT, V7'
VILLE CAR LINE 13 GOING TO HAVE CARS EVERY HOUR TO AND FROM ASIISVILLE. OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS IN ASHEVILLE, LIVE IN WEAVERVILLE, WHERE YOU CAN KAY
PURE MOUNTAIN AIR, PLENTY OJf XOULI AND THE BEST WATER ON EARTn. GOOD TERMS, FREE DINNER. GOOD MUSIC.
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