The National Bank
of Goldsboro wants
your business, and
The National Bank!
of Goldsboro offers
to depositors every
will be glad to talk
cr correspond with
you.
Geo. A. Noawood, Jr., Pres.
M. J. Best, Vice-Pres.
accommodation that
safe banking will
warrant.
Geo. A. Norwood, Jr., Pres
M. J. Best, Vice-Pres.
This Argus o'er the peoplo's rights,
Doth an eternal vigil keep
No soothing strains of Maia's son,
Can lull its hundred eyes to sleep'
Vol,. XVII.
GOLDSBORO. K, C. THURSDAY FEBRUARY 23. 1899:
NO 92
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iri'-i
if
;-oi Ex Sntr
Bautort Cr
rt gret to . h.-z.r
J. D Div
are , cuulh .
of bis
deatti. He was
a noose
man, t
The several sick people of uur
city, who succuaibtd to tbe re
sent severe cold. snap, are nil re
ported to be improving, we are
lad to chronicle.
Sheriff Scott has entirely re
covered from. Lis recent attack of
a LrriDiie. but we recret to rhrr:7;i-
cie that Lis wife is prostrated I
t'rom tLe effects of a deep cold.
JUtfs-rs. Eclgeiiou & Hoiiovveil
have their coa. aiudious ttaLks
tilled with desintble farm and
ariviugr
CD
jffei ins
auimals which they are
to the trade at prices
ihat will sell tbe.
Col. Riobard N-.Isod, sn
.he late iaaieuted Col. O. J. Nw.i
?oo. was due to arrive here ju-si
Saturday to transact business
relative to bis father's estare,
but be fell on the ice at his Lome
a Baltimore and broke his arm,
wiiieu serious accident. will keep
him at his home for some tima to
come.
On account of the Newbero
Pair, Mixed Freight aud P.s
senger Trai!'-N s 5 and 6 will
e acnuiltd ua '1 utday, VVslaes
day, Tbursdav ami Friday, Feb
ruary 21. 22, 23 & 24. These
Trains wLl lesume rtgu'.ar
schedule on Saturday, Feb'y.
25th, No. 6 leaving Newbern at
9:30 A. M , as usual.
Capt. E. M. Pace, a prominent
tobacco warehouse manager of
Wilson, was here last week on
a prospecting trip, so it is said.
Before he went to Wilson a few
years ago he had been the princi
pal figure on the tobacco markets
of Danville and other large towns
and he has experience which would
trcve invaluable to the already
large and . growing market of
GoJdsboro.
Here is an item of war.tax that
illustrates: The Wilmington Star
of last Saturday says: "The deed
conveying the old U. F. & Y, V.
Railroad property to H, Walters,
B. F- Newcomer, Michael Jenkins
"Warred G. Etiiot arid their assos
..iiates, was filed for registration
n' tbe cflica of the . register, of
.deeds of New Hanover county
yesterday, The sum of money
involved, including the purchase
price of rolling stock is $3,125,
000 and the instrument required
3.125 worth of documentary in
ternal reyenue stamps 62 of the
number being of the $50 denomi
nation two of the $10 denomina
'.ion and one $5 stamp.
V vi : Q.ar good, friend Capt . v LaFa y
4tte Sasser, from over the river,
was in the city Friday last and in
talking with the Argus man in
" regard, to -the big -snow r and cold
bnap from which we are just
rfjmTgiDg aa compared'with the
(big snow of '57," he said that
in the cold snap and big snow of
57 a drove .of 18 hdgs-on hia fa
tber's farm froze to death all irad-
v iled together in , their bed, end
lhat snow from that big fall,
which occurred in January, re-
- mained in protected woods m and in
fence jama until ' the following
AjpriL , ,
The EavagcS of Grip.
Thmodern scourge, the Grip,
poisons .the "airVith its '""fatal
germs, sb that no home is safe!
. t&L. v-rL- it 1 t . - . 1 T
xrom its ravages, dui multitudes
iavg found a sure protection J
against -this dangerous malady in
;r. King's NawDiscoyery When
: you feel a soreness in your bones
and muscles, have chills.and fev
er, with sore throaty pain in the
back of the head, catarrhal symp
tops and a stottbo'm Cough yon
may kjaow you ave the. Grip,
''and Vbat4 sou eed Dr.' Kibe's
New Discovery, It will promptly
cure the' worst cough, heal the
Inflamed membranes, kill the di
, sease germs and prevent the
dreaded after effects of the mal
ady Prices 50 cts and f 100. Mon
key back if not cured. A trial bot
tle free at 2. H. Hill & Son's
Prp Storer .
A HTSTORY-fllAKING DAY.
Snffrage Amendment Passed
House by Over Three-Fifths
Majority.
Daily Argus of Saturday.
TLe House yesterday passed
tLe suffrage bill by over tLree
fiftLs majority. TLe debate was
opened by Mr. Geo. Rountree,
cLairman of tLe committee tLat
reported tLe bill.
TLe bill before tLe House was,
Le said, a substitute for tLe ori
ginal Winston bill, prepared by
tLe committee.
"Not, Lowever, witLout earnest
study of conditions and many
concessions. It is, as all sucL
instruments are a compromise
measure. But, it is a measure
approved by all tLe members of
tLe committee, by all tLe lawyers
of tLis body and by tbose out of
it wLo Lave examined it.
"It is, in sLort, a just, legal and
effective measure for securing to
NortL Carolina tLe blessings of
good government for many years
to come.
In tLe eai-ly years of tLis young
reP-klic,
under- tLe eutnusiasm
caugLt from tLe FreucL republic,
men dreamed of a political millen
ium based upon universal suffrage.
For awLile it did seem as if some
day tLat dream migLt blossom
into reality. But tLirty years
ago and more, tLe negro was en
francLised. No doubt many of
tbose wLo assisted in tLis tLougLt
tLey were doing riglit. But now
we know it was a most egregious
mistake, a mistake tLat amounted
to a crime. Since tLat time even
tLe Leartiest entLusiast Las seen
Lis Lopes witLer, and year by
year tLey Lave lost faitL in tLeir
panacea. Recent events Lave ac
celerated tLis cLange in sentiment
until to-day we find many States
putting into tLeir constitutions
limitations upon tLe rigLt of
suffrage.
"Louisiana, Mississippi, SoutL
Carolina, MassacLusetts and other
States have laws similar to thie.
In Hawaii the National govern
ment has very much abridged the
right to vote; while in Cuba only
about 20 per cent, of the people
are said to be fitted for exercising
the elective franchise. Aud in the
Philippines the right to vote will
be still more abridged, for ' the
reason that the people there .db not
know how to use it wisely.
"The results of the last four
yearB in North Carolina, and es
pecially of the last two years,
have completely demonstrated the
fact that the negro is unfitted for
self-government. You all know
the conditions that have prevailed.
The conditions in my own county
were simply intolerable. But I
shall not stop here to rehearse
that: It has often been told in the
newspapers of this and other
States. But it teaches me this
that something must be done. The
problem must be solved, and
solved ina just, humane and legal
way.
'In. doing this - we , were met
with two difficulties. Ou the one
sida was the Constitution of the
United States, on the otEer--was
the illiterate white voter. These
latter must not b disfranchised
Among them are some of the
State's bet citizens men who
have fought and iaboredfor their
country, built its "very founda-
.lions and builded well. They are
as capiiuitj ui seii-governmeni.
Mr. Speaker, as you or I and
m ust-not be disfranchised. ( Ap -plause
)
Mr. Rountree explained in detail
the provisions of-the amendment,
which is printed elswhere, aud
gave the reasons -that --influenced
tne committee in drafting tLe
amendment"--" "
Strong speeches were made in
oppoErtio by- the three" colored
v-r erf t-r f Vto Wif trr
members of . the legislature, and
af ter several ' other speeches pro
and con, and just before the vote
was- taken, the ODeaker recognized
Mr.sWineton, of Bertie, theuntro
ducer -of the resolution noon
which the amendment before the
House was based.
"If there, is one sentiment .now
beating in the hearts of-the. people
of North Carolina,1' ha began, "it
is that heyav liberty or "death.-
They prefer liberty. (Applause.)
-'I'will not otscubs the ? consti'
tutional. tide qf , ,this question
That has already been done by one
of North .Carolina's ablest." and
most distinguished Constitutional
lawyers. . . , .:.
"Neither shall I pay any atten
tion to. men who come here to-day
to prate of White Supremacy, and
whose every vote has been against
the best interests-of Un people of
The Amen f
xAof marriaere is
&fr3 always a baby.
yggfWithout il
wedlock is a
summer field
that- never
blooms, a
flower that
never buds, a
night without
stars, a sermon
without a ben
ediction, a
prayer without
an Amen.
There never
was a husband
worthy of the name, who did not aspire
to be the father and the grandfather of
healthy, capable children to hand down
his name and the fortune accumulated by
the sweat of his brow, from generation to
generation. There never was a wife fit to
-bear that noble title, who did not wish to
wear womanhood's most glorious crown,
the sceptre of motherhood. Thousands
of wedded couples, otherwise happy, fall
short of wedlock's greatest happiness be
cause they are childless. In the majority
of cases, this is because the wife, through
ignorance or neglect, suffers from weak
ness and disease of the organs distinctly
feminine. For women who suffer in this
way there is one great medicine that does
not fnil to accomplish its purpose. It is
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It acts
directly on the delicate organs concerned
and tuakes them strong, healthy, vigorous,
virile and elastic. It allays inflammation,
heals ulceration, soothes pain and tones
the shattered nerves. It fits for wifehood
and motherhood. It quickens and vitalizes
the distinctly feminine organism. It ban
ishes the maladies of the expectant months
and makes baby's introduction to the world
easy and almost painless. It insures the
little new-comer's health and nourishment
in plenty. It is the best supportive tonic
for nursing mothers
Mrs. Jennie Parks, of Marshall, Spokane Co.,
Wash., writes: " I am glad to tell of the pooa
results of your gfreat medicine, Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescriotiou. I was benefited by your
medicine in confinement. It gives me strength.
I have no tir.d feeling and my baby is the
picture 01" health. X leel better than I have in
ten yeprs." .
In casei of constipation Dr. Pierce'
Pleasant Pellets should be used as an
adjunct to the "Favorite Prescription,''
they are extremely simple, perfectly nature I
and insure prompt and permanent relief.
North Carolina (Applause). Eve
ry man who now talk of White
Supremacy must show his faith by
his works. (Applause). Have we
so soon forgotten Newbern and
Greenville ard Tarboro and Wil
mington? (Applause.)
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
The General Assembly of North
Carol in-i do tnict:
Section 1, That Article VI of
the Constitution of North Caroli
na be, and the same is hereby ab
rogated, and in lieu thereof shall
be substituted the following Arti
cle of said Constitution:
ARTICLE VI.
SUFFRAGE AND ELIGIBILITY TO OF
FICE QUALIFICATIONS OF AN
ELECTOR.
Section 1. Every male perEon
born in the United States, and ev
ery male person who has been
naturalized, twenty one years of
age and possessing the qualifica
tions set out in this article, shall
be. entitled to vote at any election
by the people in the State, except
as herein .otherwise provided.
Section 2.' He shall have resided
in the. State of North Carolina for
two years, in the county six
months, and in the precinct,
ward or other election district, in
which he offers to vote, four
months next-preceding the election:
Provided, that removal from one
precinct; ward or other election
district, to another in the same
county, shall not operate to de
prive any person of the right to
vote in the precinc, ward or other
election district, from which he
has removed until four months
after, such "removal. No person
who Las been convicted, or who
has confessed his guilt in open
court upon indictment, of any
crime, the punishment of which
now is, or may hereafter be,- im
prisonment m the State Prison,
sbail.be permitted to vote unless
the said person shall be . first re
stored to citizenship in the man
ner prescribed by law.
section d. Jbvery p.erson onerieg4
to vote shall be at the time a le
gally registered voter as herein
prescribed and in the manner
hereafter provided by-law, and
the General Asembly of North
Carolina shall enact general regis
tration laws to carry into effect
the provisions of tLis Article.
Section 4 Every person pre
ssntjnghimseif for registration
shall be able to read and write
any secMoa of tbe Constitutiou
in the Eagiish language- and, be
fore. -be shall be entitled to vote,
he shall have paid, on. or-J. be fore
the nrsi aay oi jviarcn ox ine
year in? which , he proposes to
vote, nis pon lax, as prescriDeu
by law, for Jhe jprevious jrear.
Poll taxes' shall be a lien only on
assessed property and no process
shall issue to enforce the , colloca
tion of the same except against
assessed property. . .
"SedfidCS. No male persjon,
who was pn January .1, -1867,, r or
at any time, prior .thereto, enti
tled tp ote upde'r ihe Jaws of any
state in tne united estates wnere
in he then f esided,.and no lineal
desceBuaot oi any such person
shall be denied the right to regis
ter and vote at any election in
this State by ieason of his. failure
a . I-
to possess tne euuqauonai quau
fication prescribed m section
four of this Article: Provided, he
shall have registered 'in accor
dance with the terms of this sec
tion prior to December 1, 1908.
w-h&wwmm u .'" i. ,..imm
The General Assembly shall pro
vide for a permanent record of
all persons, who re? ister under
this section, on or be ore Novem
ber first, one thousar d nine hun
dred and eight; and ad such per
sons shall be entitled to register
and vote in all elections by the
people in this State, iniess dis
qualified under sect on two of
this Article: Provide, such per
sons shall have paid their poll
tax. as required by law.
Section 6 All elections by the
people shall be by ba lut, and all
i . : t . i i .
eieuiiuns uy me Mineral .ss
sembly shall be viva voce.
Section 7, Every voter in
North Carolina. exce t as in this
Article dir qualified shall be
eligible to office, but before enter
ing upou the duties of the office
be shall take aud suosenbe the
fullcwing oa;!-: "I, - , do
s demnly swer (or afarm) that I
will support tid maintain the
Constitution and la ?s of the
United Statts ?nd ih Coustitu.
tion and laws uf Nona Carolina,
not inconsistent therewith, and
that I will faithful
dscharge
the duties of my office as
. So help me God."
Section 8, The follt wing class
es of persons shall be disqualU
fied for office; First, all persons
who shall deny the b -ing of AW
mighty God. Second, all persons
who shall have been convicted,
i ' confessed tholr guilt cn indict-i-uent
pod;!3. and whether, sea
; med or uot.'or atid-r judgment
suspended, of any tre ason or fes
ouy. or atsy other crime for
'which the pusishme-Jt may be
imprisonment ic the p nilentiary.
Since becoming ciuz?ns of tha
United States, of corruption and
malpractice ia effice. ualess such
persons shall be res t red to the
rights of ci;z2Bship ia the mans
ner prescribed by law.
Section 9. That all of the pro
visions of the Constitution relats
ing to suffrage, registration and
elections, as contained in this
act, amending the Constitution,
shall go Into effect o i the first
day of July 1902, if a majority of
the qua'ified voters oi the State
so declare at the next general
election.
Section 10. This amendment
shail be submitted at the next
general election to the qualified
voters of the State, in the same
manner and under the same rules
and regulations as provided in the
law regulating general elections
in this State and in force May 1st
1899: and at said election those
persons desiring to vote for such
amendment shall cast a written
or printed ballot with the words
"For Suffrage Amendment"
thereon; and those wiih a cons
trary opinion shall cast a written
or printed ballot with the words
' 'Against Suffrage Amendment"
thereon.
Section 11. The said election
shall be held and the votes re-
returned, compared ct unted and
canvassed, aud the result an
nounced. under the same rules
and regulations as are in force for
returning, comparing, countiug
and canvassing the votes for
members of the General Assem
bly, May 1st, 1899, and if a ma
jority of the voles cas' are in fa
vor of the said ameadment, it
shall b9 the da'y of t ie Gover
ncr of tha State to certify said
amendment under the seal of the
State to the Secretary of State,
who shall enroll the said amends
ment so certified among tha per
manent records of his' effice,
Section 12. 1 his act shall be in
foree from and after its ratifica
tion, - ' . .
A Shattered Hervoqs System.
FINALLY HEART TROUBLE.
Restored to Health by Dr. Miles'. Nervine.
E. EDWARD HATiDY, the jolly man-.
a gerot .Sheppard Co's. great store" at
BraceTHle, 111., wiltes: "I had never
been sick a day la my life until in 1890. I
got so bad with nervous prostration that 1
had to give ap and commence to doctor. I
trleS Ourloeil physicians and one in Joliet,
but none gave me any relief and I thought
I was going to die. I became despondent
and suffered-untold agony, -could pot eat,
sleep nor rest,' and Jt seemed as if.I could
not exist. At the end of six months I was
reduced to but a shadow of myself, and at
last my heart -became affected and I "was
truly miserable. . I took six r eight bottles
of Dr. Miles' Nervine. It gave -me-rlief
'from the start, and at last a cure.-the'great-
- est blessing of my lile.1'
' Dr. Miles' Remedies
are sold, by all . drus-
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits Or money re
funded. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
lervsne 1
ilestorcs 4
5 Hslth 1
nerves free. Address,
mitLr. 1
DE. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, lad.
J-
A WAIL FROM CUBA
An Appeal From the Enlisted Volunteers
To the People of Their Native Laud.
(Special Correspondence of the Argus.)
Camp Columbia, Near i
Havana, Cuba, v
Feb. 10, 1899.
Having received information
from reliable parties that you de
sired to know tLe treatment and
welfare of tLe First NortL Caro
lina Regiment, wLo are now doing
service in Cuba. As a committee
of one, . acting for the enlisted
men, I send you a true statement
of -a portion of wbat Las trans
pired since our enlistment.
Some few days ago several en
listed men went tLrougL tLe regi
ment to every enlisted man i:i re
gard to being mustered out or tLe
service, and tLey find tLat nir.ety
seven per cent of tLem are more
tLan anxious to leave tLe service.
We Lave carefully studied . the
best policy to receive tLe aid of
tLe good citizens of NortL Caro
lina, and find or Lave decided tLat
tLe surest, best and quickest way
is to ask tLe editors of NortL
Carolina papers to publisL sucL
letters as tLey may receive from
tLe enlisted men. "WitL tLe citi
zens aid we may pull tLrcugL,
but otLerwise, we are doomed in
tLis miserable country for our
term of enlistment. In tLe first
place we did not enlist for garri
son duty (wLicL work sLoulcl be
done by regulars, wLo enlist for
tLat purpose) but to protect our
Lomes, loved ones and flag. Now
tLat peace Las been declared,
sLould we be Leld in tLe service
for tLe pleasure of tLe officers,
wLo consider us nothing more
tLan slaves, and even go so far as
to treat us assucL? WLy not let
us return to our Lomes, business
and families, wLere our serices
are most needed, and wLo are en
tirely dependent upon us? Surely,
every one knows tLat fifteen
dollars and sixty cents per montL
will not properly support a fami
ly. "WLen on tLe eve of being
mustered out of service, wLile in
Jacksonville, we were Leld in
tLrougL tLe influence of tLe offi
cers, wLere in many cases two
tLirds of tLem never before Leld
a responsible position, nor even
Lad tLe pleasure of working a
crowd of men but themselves,
worked as Lired-labor, sucL as
driving drays on tLe street, and
climbing poles. TLey secured our
retainment on tLe ground of sol
dierly conduct, best drilled, and
reputation tLat we Lave. WLy
Lave we tLe reputation? All
because the men Lave strived
Lard to gam it, and because we
loved our old State, tLe people
and tLe reputation it Las borne in
tLe past. Feeling tLat we Lave
done our duty, we now come to
you, tLe citizens of NortL Caro
lina, asking tLat you take a part
and interest in us. WitL your
aid we feel tLat we can soon be
Lome, and witL our loved ones.
Must we remain in service simply
because tLe officers want em
ployment witL tLe government,
and Lave pull enougL to keep us
in? Often do I remember w ben
tLe boys, stood in water knee
deep for Lours at a time, "diicL
ing," witL officers standing over
tLem to see tLat no time sLould
be lost.
I firmly "believe tLat a large
portion of the sickness has been!
caused from just such work, and i
On one occasion we were
marched in from "our morning
drill,,,a certain officer's wife ' says,
make them double time, it
makes the baby laugh." And of
course we had to make the baby
laugh to please the wife.
, Since we came over here our
treatment has been decidadlyj
poor in the way of rations." We;
have never vet found a sufficient
T -1 r
occasion one tmng or tne otnijr is:
Ml" " 1 1" l 1 1 - Z
short, and of course had to do
without it it did no good to go
to our officers and report suah
things, for they never cared to
look ;.out for the interest of the
men, they only cared to fill self
the men could get it if they
could. On several occasions we
had spoiled beef and appeared to
our Captain, but he only gritted
his teeth and remarked that , we
should apply in a military manner
about such tilings.
It is nothing unusual for the
men to go to the kitchen for their
meals and be cursed like dogs by
the cooks, yet we must take it all
and say nothing. 4 Should we at
tempt to protect ourselv' i we land
in the guard house wini charges
preferred against us, and then
taken before a court-martial and
fined from one to five dollars. -In
some cases we get. from three to
thirty days additiocal woik an'3
sleep in the guard house with a
guard and gun over us during the
time. In many cases the boys have
asked for passes to vUit the city
or some rlace they should -wish' to
go but would be ref'usi-d so that
the officers' ' peis" or orde Ies,ns
we call them, could get-ihtm. I
happen to know of oue cae ia ibii
regiment where a ceittiu captain
keeps a monthly pass for a mtm
ber of hi company, who ha- never
yet done any duty at all and has
continually been a drawback to
the company.
In many cases I have known
the men to have to do duty when '
their feet were on the o-ouud.
simply because their ofSierawouii:
not sign an order fi r such clothe.
as they realty needed, and dravo
nit refuse to do such duty as they
were ordered to do.
This is only a small portion ot
rwbut has happened to the enlisted
men, and we, the enlisted men,
beg of yoi?, the good citizens of
North Carolina, to aid us in es
caping the clavs of theso officers.
With your aid lots can he done,
so don't delay the matter but take
hold at once. Mothers, wbare id
your husband in the hour of need?
Enli-ted Man.
Grip's jUarag s D onitd
So much misery and so many
deaths Lave been caused by tLe
Grip, tLat every one sLould know
wLat a wonderful remedy for tLis
malady is found in Dr. King's
New Discover'. That distress
ing stubborn cough, that inilames
your tLroat, robs you of sleeps
weakens your system aud paves
tLe way for Consumption is quick
ly stopped by tLis matcblesa cure.
If you Lave cLills and fever, pain
in tLe back of tLe Lead, soreness
in bones and mascles, sore tLroat
and tLat cougL tLat grips your
tLroat like a vice, you need Dr.
King's New Discovery to cure
your Grip, and prevent Pneumo
nia or Consumption. Price 50 cts.
and 1.00. Money back if not
cured. A trial bottle free at J.
H. Hill & Son's Drug Store.
olnternal Iinprov ni nt Hoard.
The following is the S ate lJoord
of Internal Improvement, ;:s elec
ted ypsterday by the General As
sembly in joint session:
First District E. F. Lurch, of
Pasquotank eount
Second District J. W. Grain-
oror nf Tprmir
o"
Third District V. J. Adams,
of Moore.
Fourth District Arniistefid
Jones, of Wake.
Fifth District Caas. M. Park?,
of Orange.
Sixth District li. D. Cal l well,
of Robeson.
Seventh District A. H. Bey
deo, of Rowan.
Eighth District Clement Manly,
of Forsyth.
Ninth District W. T. Lee, of
Haywood.
Foul-Stnelling
Catarrh.
Catarrh is one of, the most obstinate
diseases, and henee the most diiticult
to get rid of.
There is but one way to cure it.
The disease is in the blood, and all the
Eprfcys, washes and inhaling mixtures
in the world can have no permanent
affanf xxrYt a r.AVAT Tirkin it. . Rwift.'a llfP-
eio cures Catarrh permanently, for it
the only remedy which can reach the
Mr. B. P.McAlllstar-iof Harrodsbura,
Ky had Catarrh fot years. He write;
"I could no imnro-vemeiit vrhatevi
tbough. I Was constantly treated with sprsI
entinhaliiif remedifs
in fact. 1 could feel tSAt
eacu winter 1 ras wor
than the year previftf
fcrouehtto my n o tri
linily 1
It Hi I
pat tjatarrn was a uijr i
disease, and alter thlJ
UiK over the matte
saw it 'wasunreasona'
to expect to be cured
remedies which on
rea.hed the surface.
then, decided -to try
!.fui,i in
Jew hottls -were used, I no-
i tkrm-y. & disease was forced out of my
mprovement. tjontinumg
Item, ana complete cure wan tne re.uu.
t Wm
"sr-iVio-ai treatment. whichhasnerei
advise all who have this dreaciiui ai sease ia
don thsm any good, and tke 8. 8. 6., a rt
iy that oan raaoh the disease and cure it." ;
To oontinue the wrong treatment I
Catarrk ii to continue to suffer. Swift
Hm im n. real blood remedy, an
cures obstinate, deep-seated disease
whloh other remedies have no effe4
whatever upon. It promptly reach
Catarrh, and never fails to cure even th
most aggravated, cases.
fa Pnrelv Veeetable. and is the only
blood remedy guaranteed to contain no
dangerous minerals. .' .a
Books mailed freo by Swift Specific
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
Stenography
and Typewriting.
The undei-slgned offers hvr
services to any in need of
SteDosrraphy a nd Typewriting
Can be seen at the law office
of Col, A. C. Davis.
SUE V. WILSON.
ino-
work. But almost every
that she talks cf doing "when
with Pearline will save time
SEND US OiLEDOLLAR
Cut this aJ. out and seua to vi:h$ l.OO, aud we will end you this
KEWIHPUOVKD AC.HK QIEKN X'AULOit OUUAN, by freight C. O. subject
toexamin-Uom You can examine it at your nearest Ireig'lit depot, and
if you find, it exactly aa represented, equal to orpand that retail o t
$75.00 to CIOO.OO, the frreatefct value you ever saw ami tar better taan
organs advertised by dthei-s at more money, pny the ireitrht af,ent our
peciaI90 day offer price, 5, less the CI, or -0.75 and tre'-ht chances.
$31.75 IS 01 H SPECIAL 90 DAYS PCIGE,
' I'-Tss;. 'r,1: , -' price charg
ed, by others. Such an offer was never made befors-
mipilf nnrCfJ IsoueoftheraostJurabloan-sweUsttonedln-AwRlU
Htm meat sever made. From the illustration
Shown, which irf engraved direct from a p-iotoraph, you
eoaie laea or its benuiirui nr-pearrnce. r.laae TrCrn
, Dia;sim Porte, Principal l-Vrtv, nud Vex il:irr
in the hiirhest jerado instruments, al' o lU'.ed with I?.ai- j
rooadCcuol-rsai'd Vox I'r.iennn. aio best Dotcc fY-lts. lei.her& -
etc., bellows of the bet rubbor cl'ili. 3-plv bellows stocli
and hnest leather in valves. Tr:2i ACME QUEEN is
finished with a luxlibevelod plai'3 Freiuh mirror, nic-:ri
p'atcdpeds.l framesai.iev'jiy nodem improvenient. i
Vli'.MSH FiiEK a handsome organ ttool and the bostorgaa
Ban:.-, National Bpnk of the Repuhiic, or lEatik
a:iy raiiroua or express company in mcao,
est hnotiuMJ blocks la Chfaaro and emnlo- over nuni. r.V.TiT: " ' aSi-S'" oneor tne lar.
ep; MASKS, 125.00 and dps also everything lo musieal
Bpocial oran, r-ano nnrl musical instrument catalogue.
SEARS, F;0-"JC! ei CO. (Inc.), Fulion,
' They banish pain . ONE
I and prolong life. GIVES
RELIEF.
i
m jp m m &k llftj 14
Is t? 9 3T
No matter what the matter is, one will d ou
good, and you can get ten for five cents.
sew atvle Dkat etalnl n rat hta ira rAtnr. In a miner rsrVin fwlthntit Hnwi ta now tar t1
mt uma druj tttbree roB Fiva cSHrs. 'Ci kiw-prl'ed sort ia inntd f"r t aJ thH ecoriomi-
eL Ouo do7.en.ol tha fire-coat carton (iSO tabule cau b a t.v .mr: i- .t: ,jjntr forty -eijarht ert
SEt-P QUE DOLLAR
vnu bv freielit O. O. D. subject to examination, you can examine it at your freight depot and It you find it
EQlMb TO JLXt SIOO.OO IOP Bltilil you ever saiv, perfectly satisfactory and the VRAMDKST BAHUAIH XOtI 1IAVS
ever sees on hkabd ok, fjgR SPECIAL OFFER PH1CE $55.00 nd 4fiht charges, less tha
pay uiu iaii.vt
SI6.50
TO
S90.00
BUGGIES
AND
SURREYS.
ACME QUEEN. (OUR OWN MAKE.)
i.. vt.is Rnhltrd sad the Balrrlsl and Labor in Paid ia
55 OO BARELY COVEaS CCST of mat?: ial and labor, leavinit us the smallest profit imaginable,
but we are building 70busi;ies a day and to ndvertiae our bu?ey factory we are. w lihntr to sell thes OS
si ooPKOKiTEAi'H. Wc know 70.00 daily Brottoa 70 biigfries w:;i satisiy us, advertise us everywhere
ind buildup the LAKSEBTBUOaY BO 8INKSS IN THE WOHi-D.
TH ACfE OUEEN we build in nv.rrow or wide track, cloth or lenther trimmed, end sprintr?, buffed
leather Quarter too. solid panel baclt. spriiljrs ill bftck. IfSther eorered liawa sad Nuts, Rubber htops. Velvet Carpet,
bodv '24x&i ineheB. Ko. 1 Sarven's patent sc- rawed rim v. htels. psiuled In ltf eoau, body block, gear dark green with
iirv'dfilicate modest st'iping. etmpleto with shafts, sulj and back curtains, boot storm apron and anti. rattlers
Ind B Pole TNeeijoke and lfflelrees la p!ace of hnflk Si.Ji eilra. Bl(iH WKIUHS IM POLNB8 and the frelakt
Sill aierlw for i!00 adieu, SS.OO; SUl) Eliles, S2.55; 400 miles. S.S1; tOO miles, C3.SO; l.OOO Biles, S8.0O.
- lllrS? rfi t AU K'ith y:ir order. BE 01:aP.ASTKK the Buitry to Beick Voo Ssfely sad
OEra P vr . Mfl if satisfactory, pay the railroad aucnt balance. S&4.00 aa
rreuthl eharers. otl'erwisc pav not bine: r .n-.l tl!eat;ent nviil return bu.-(:yat our eipen-e and we will return your tl .00.
tvutt BDY A CHEAP KACTORY BUGOY now sold almost exclusively by all Machinery Hosiers
and CataloKiieHou-es. BUY TiTe OSST EUCCV MONEY CAN BUILD, direct from tbe Maker
StheLOWSirMCSEVlklKOWN. OHBfJSlO DAT. EUS'I DELAY.
WRITE FOR OUR FREE BUCCY, CARR1ACE AND HARNESS CATALOCUE.
Address S E A RS,' ROEBUCK &
SEND NOMOMEY
you OUR HIGH-GRADE BUitOICK SEWING MACHINE byfi-iKht
CO. I. , sebjral lo e-aasiamtiun. ou cau examine it t your acr
t frelifbt depot and if found- iwiTeeily satiitfactory. exactly 8
reDreseurted. eoaal to machifirs otltrra mW iu hi eh m &0.OO
nd 1'iIK (.KtAll-ST BAKUAlN H K kit UtAltU OK, pay
yourrreightaguat Our Special Offer Price $15.50
and f reifrht ch .rpreB. The machine wei'us Wu -Jrnmidi
and thelreig-ht willavemtre 7" t i.ts for each Mu
nulos. GIVE IT THREE MONTHS TRIAL in
your own home, and we will return your 41-.&0 any day
you are not ttatislied. We sell tliflVreot main and grslf of
Sewing Machines at W.n0.C10.Ml. $11.00, 1S.W and up, ail of
whifh are t'ultv desnriied in Our r'ree Sew ins Haehiue la1
KlsfTue, but $15. 50 for iW 7-DRAWEE BUEJDICK
TUP RIIRDIPK has every motiern ltnpruvt;nitnt, evefy
111- PUn-llIV d Jlt of eve iph.gr-oe Biahine
made, with the defceis of none. Sad by lit West laaker in Awerlea.
S01.1UUAK(;aK1NKT, KKNTOVKk. Latent I 819 Skeleloa frame, piano
polish, finest nickel drawer pulls, rents on 4 ousters, hall bearing
aujustanie ireanie, (cenniue nmyin .run-stana, nnesi
arm head mane, positive tour niouon reei. neit tnrcitdii
imr shuttle, automatic bobbin winder, adiustuttie beat
ent tension liberator, improved loose wheel, adjustable
foot, improved pnuttie carrier, patent tieetue bur,
patent dress Ruard.
CUARANTEED IfcellrhtMl rannlnv, moftldvr
ahle and aeareal Mielesa miiehMie made. Ktery knowa
attachment w mrnifthm aaa tar J? ree instruction p
Hook teiisjihBt now anyone can run it aim rioeit?HT ' -
plain or aiiv Piind of fancy work. A SOYAa
tTT ARA14TT.V. in went with evnrr mHi'liinA.
. T PnTC Yflll MflTUIlUn tonee nnd exumlne thin machine, compare ft with-those your store keeper sells at
H .UP IP IUU nuiniu S4Q00 to $A0.OO. nmi then if convinced you are savin SSO-OO to 3SXK),
pay your freight aent tbe tl-. 50, WK Itt HKTt KM U It Clfi.0 If al aay tiaM with .a theea mMtha th fay f
re aolHailfiltrd. OKIU TU-UATf. DuETT H-XAI S;irs,
While I-UK rKtt VAIALUUUb.
Twiddle your thumbs,
if you've nothing better to do, in
the time that's saved by wash
ing with Pearline. Better be
sitting in idleness than to spend
unnecessary time washing with
soap, doing unhealthy and weary-
woman has something or other
I get time for it." Washing
for it. s-s
I w i
"7. ) t
can form
jo;r
nt Commerce, C'liioauro; or German Exchange Bank, New York op
instruments at lowest wholeie Hnri , Wrtf-?,.I
Address,
Oesplainesand Wayman Sts., CHICACO, ILt
--SStS
cut this ad out and send to us and it yc
live Bast of the Hocky Mountains we will
send this HIGH.CRADE TOP RUCCV to
tJ
BUILT IN OUR OWN FACTORY IN CHICACO,
on honor from the best material money can buy. Wbile in
our Free Bug-y Catalogue we show. Top Buggies made by
oilier makero at S2I.50, S28.7S and S34.75 the exact
bame buKgy that aie sold by machinery dealers, at S46.C0 to
c5.00 and are bein? widely advertised by many at 936.00 toeco.00.
OUR ACME QUEEN AT S55.00 is the most
wonrierful value ever ottered, THK LOWEST FH1CS EVER
AtUI 0. THK 11KST BI'UUY 1 HAT CAM BK BDILT. We maintain
our own five story buggy factory for the sole
DurDOae of buildinirand strllinir a BETTER Bl'titiY
. wWU ...
THAN WE CAN BUT KL3EWHKKS and to HAVE OL'tt
CliSTOKKRS HANL'FACTi:BKR'8 FKOHT.
Every Buggy We Make Is Cuaranteed
Five Years and They Will out wear Five
Ordinary Factory Rigq
THE MATERIAL AND IAE0R IN OUR ACME QUEEN
cost mors loau double that in the ordinary factory
bugy. We use a $3.eO cushion cloth, some use
SO cent; wo use a H. ao bead lining;, some use 40 cent :
we ueS eeai leather, some use 0 cent; weuseCS.DU
colorsand varnishes, some use 75 cent and 01.00. WIS
PA'S" AX.M03T DOTJBIiE the price most makers
pay for Wheels, Axlc, Hprlags. Dasbra aad Soekote.
tf.-iDBS WK WANT THE BEST. Our wheels, (rear and
OUR ACTVlS OUEEN. won Id paint three ekeas bnerles.
CO. (Inc.). CHICAGO, ILL.
WITH YOUR ORDER, cut
thin Au.tnit and cen
to us. and we will Beiid
larfre men
,'''-
- fccSSJ - i.
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ir
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.. CHICAGO. ILL
Roebuck Ao. are thoroughly re)iatl h,fiitor.l
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