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I vu all run down Cram miik'
J ...... mkmil had toreaum
bit position and take a rest. I I
fouadthat I was not gatoingmy I
atrength and health uMilIJ
KfwiA. and TonrWhw ol I ,
Cardui was reoammmdad as such a
aood medicine for the ills of our
Sex, I bought a botUe .bega
wing it I was satisfied with The
remit from the us of the bat
bottle, and tookthree more and then
found I was restored to good health
and strength and able to take up
my work with renewed Yigor. I
consider it a fine tonic and excellent
for worn-out, uestous condition,
and am pleased to en&nmii.
AGNES WESTLET, ,
ayarttWapaaaaaHoUaaatli ailf.
ftaflXO bottle o! Wine
Cardui and a 25c package of
Thedford'g Black-Draight today.
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UNIVERSITY
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667 Students 66 Instructors
The Fall term begins
Sept. 11, 1904. Address ;
Francis P. Venabl&v Presideht,
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Remember the name
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upon having the genuine.
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COUNTRY HIGHWAYS
SOME POINT8 ON CONSTRUCTINQ
AND IMPROVING THEM.
U Prerlr Bailt, Dirt Km. Ma 7 B.
; Kept I. Fumm. Caitlo. I. All
aeaom.-Dr.!,.,.. (k. -f
,,',,M. 'tglrflaeM eeea.
LThere. la a growing diapoaltlon
among road office, engendered no
aoubt by the constant agitation for
tone highway, to permit the earth
toada to go by default or at least to
gire them scant attention. This would
be aU well enough if it were possible
wlthla the next few years to trans
form all of the main earth roads Into
permanent stone highways, but every
one understands, of course, that this
Is entirely oat of tbe question, says a
writer in uooa tfoaas Magazine. At
least nine-tenths of the rural roads in
this country are of tbe variety com
monly known as dirt, and it will not
only be years, but probably several
generations, before eTen the main
roads connecting the principal towns
can be converted Into macadamised
thoroughfares. Tbe dirt road baa its
limitations; it is at best but a weak
link in the chain of transportation, but
it is here to stay during the lifetime
01 every one who reads this article,
and it is highly important from the
standpoint of both economy and coa
Tenience that It should be maintained
at its highest state of efficiency.
If It were impossible as many peo
ple believe to keep the dirt roads in
good, passable shape, there would be
some excuse for giving It up to the
mercies of tbe elements, but experi
ence has shown that any dirt road that
la reasonably wait located can be kept
in passable condition during tbe entire
twelve months of the year and can be
made a first class highway for tbe
greater part of that time. There are
few people accustomed to traveling by
wagon, bicycle or automobile who have
not noticed tbe difference between a
good and a poor dirt road. The first is
smooth, while the latter is rough. Tbe
one Is free from hollows and bumps,
while tbHther Is filled with ruts and
stones. - The one shows evidence of
care, while tbe other has neglect writ
ten all over it in letters that can be
boa seen and felt
The fact that there are. some good
dirt roads In existence shows clearly
that ft Is possible under proper con
ditions to build them, and it may net
be out of place, therefore, to study
some of the elements that enter into
the construction and maintenance of
a good earth highway. .The secret of
success in the building of a dirt road,
or of any other road, for that matter,
in drainage. Water has no more place
in a road than it is supposed to have
In a Kentnckian's list of beverages. It
is the Madmaker'a worst enemy, and
unless he can find some way to get It
off and away from tbe road as soon as
It fall he may expect to have trouble.
It will be admitted by all practical
roadmakers that it is possible by the
Judicious use of tbe modern road grad
er to put any dirt road in good shape.
They will agree, however, that the
main difficulty is to keep tbe road
this condition. As long as there is
proper slope, extending each way from
the crown of tbe road, with no impedi
ments, such as bumps, ruts or depres
slona, tbe major portion of toe surface
water will run off, and tbe highway
will remain in good condition. Any
soft material, like sand, clay or loam.
however. Is susceptible to the action
of traffic and tbe elements. Wagon
Urea and horses' hoofs will cut up the
roadbed, and water will work into
these depressions and thus destroy the
shape and solidity of the road. The
ditches or the channels through which
tbe water must be carried away will,
unless closely looked after, become
clocsed with dirt and trash and even
tually wUl refuse to perform tbe duty
for which they are intended. Tne ques
tion naturally arises, therefore. How is
It possible to keep a dirt road in soen
bapo that it will shed water readily
thus remain smooth ana sexia 1
The answer to this question may oe
stated- In a single sentence: Constant
watchfulness Is the price of a good
road. .
Care, Intelligence and machinery are
the three dements that enter
largely Info the maintenance of a dirt
road, The nasal practice In many sec
tions it to run the road grader over the
roads In the serine and then give tnea
little further attention until the follow-
in rear. How well tola pun worse m
v1denced by the ruts and hotel that
abound In meet country joaaa, ospecw
lv dnrinv the winter months, irarau-
toad company should send its section
r over a line of trees 001 owe
year It would undoubtedly see the re-
nit in heavr damage owe, " w
keeping men busily engaged in waica
faig too roadbed and track ita one
kept m excellent eoooiuon.
m entem of care and watchfulness
twMibt ha aratdsed on a
la the maintenance of the oubUe roads,
after ft road has been graded and
trued' u to the aprtog a heavy roller
Should be run over It to pack ana asra-
tbe surface. It sboum men ew -
bosinese of a man or of a act et men w
-mtrt th road rloseir.
There Is nhlng that responds better
- tmt imsnectiea and to email ana
seemingly Inalgnlflcant repairs than a
dirt road, and wnea
luedisiiers
to fuOy nrnon
thai fact
in ha a -J-- bBI
la
ta anatltv of the-dirt highways ef this
country.' - -
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Success In
Stock Raising
The breeding principles adopted by
L. H. Kerrlck of Illinois, tbe world re
nowned cattle feeder, hi esubliahlng a
type of steer for the most economical
beef production should be adopted by
the breeder of other kinds of live stock,
says National Stockman, and then con
tinues: Mr. Kerrick said hi relating the story
or bis success at the Iowa stats insti
tute that when be commenced the feed
ing business be could not find a bread
of cattle that produced a typo of steer
exactly to Ma liking, but be could see
all of the beef points In two breeds
viz, the Shorthorn and tbe Angus. 80
he procured a lot of the best grade
Shorthorn cows that be could pick up.
Then he got an Angus bull as near his
Ideal type as could be bad. From this
stock he procured his feeding steers,
keeping the best heifers for breeding
stock. In all his after breeding no
used the bull that was nearest his
Ideal beef type. Every one who baa
kept in touch with tbe great cattle
feeders of tbe country knows of Mr.
Kerrick 's success. He commenced
about twenty yeara ago and waa soe
cessful from the start.
Was not his plan a shorter and hot
ter route to success than to have triad
to get his type of beef steer from some
breed that did-not have the type de
manded except hi very rare and re
mote Instances! Tbe fundamental prin
ciples of brooding are the same wher
ever applied. Blghtly applied they mean
progress, but If not they mean retro
gression or at best Utile progress,
ntsla rUa CalVM.
Answering tbo query, "Are doubt
standard Rilled Durham bolls as sure
to get polled calves from homed cow
as are Angus bulls?" F. & Hlae say
in Breeder's Gazette:
Without knowledge as to the per
centage of polled calve got by Angus
bulls used on homed .cow it would
naturally seem that the Angu bulls
would be tbe surer debornera, as they
have been bred hornless for many gen
erations, while Polled Durham
not many removes from borne. How
ever, there axe many Polled Durham
bulls that have made excellent record
as debornera, some having a high aa
90 per cent of polled calves from hom
ed cows.
If your correspondent wishes to breed
polled calve his beat course would be
to buy an aged Polled Durham buB
with a good record a a
There Is a great deal of the
about this T5reeding off the
jost as there I In breeding la general,
and some bull with many polled ersss
a are not as sure deborners as the
with only one cross of polled blood.
Therefore I should advise yow'eam
spondent not to try. a young bun, but
to get one that la known by hi works.
One of the signs of the times Illus
trating the change of method In rais
ing beef cattle Is the passing of the
lanky, long homed steer that ' eace
roamed the Texas ranges. Ho Is tan-
idly giving way to ai
better fitted for the purpose ef
nroduction and soon win be oary
mamorr. The Bieture herewith sbowa
of the fast disappearing Texas lonf
born is reprodaced from Breeder's Ga
it seems strange that while the saw-
ply of cattle and bogs I aa
areas la this country the
rti.an la 4- aaV
Oritsrlon. This seems more stmago
vvm ana ataoa to coMer how
ten are and now quickly to euppry
la the. United States might be doubted
IT stocKmen wvus m m
ttontott KstatnacsretiB
imattabl animals the tarsaer
tsar hi and year oat there I psslflvsfy
re money la sheen than eayouag
the farmer can prsdasa Mr.
Farmer, tf you dent rata ah
am overlooking ea opportunity .
la the fan when we
hrosdmff sows wo do not
or fheyara froja sow
ranrodae or Trent
H. K. Ok a
Ofttime S sew secy hove oary
A osektog tub aaay ho
flag eel aliiat on rest
sf a Brat, fhjht sorrev
fllea wttb
to ton. An hoar.or row of
dafly hi 1
for dry.
Ctaaet-Thle ha of
I
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I eat asms steed at aJt lr
y-1 am orfsetrr,a' "
Tarter.
rst-WrS, beiWs wfcer re BvevKaaa
I a nowi Kiso-j
the aora first and
taxaa voma mam.
beef
saaa.
thro or foor'pigs. and they Boasss
fan grown on am seat of Ptoacyaf
cn. Jfc.Iwoatafc-f-aara
vouag sow freja aMcheef gtvhaf fak
Mtars eroa tf wot a a tat ao
sbsm they am fm a aaOhv
er. just wt wowejti
t Bamofor ear jaark the pa st the
arte to a thef as sama a4
reaed tbe aanabem. saakhtf toaV
etea silscflna tissftils
GRAHAM, N. C, THURSDAY, JULY
The FllgriBi.
There are no manufactories in the
country. Each home is a factory
and every member of tbe family a
hand.
Shoe are made from goat skins.
The long stockings worn over these
in wading through tbe snow axe
knitted by tbe women and children,
and' the beautiful broadcloth comes
smooth and perfect from the hand
loom tonnd in every home.
The sweet simplicity of their na
Uonal costumes does away with the
necessity oi fashion books. Young
girls who are about to be married
need take no thought ss U "where
withal shall they be clothed.
When they array themselves in the
weddieg garments of their ancestor,
two or even three generations re
mote, they are perfectly up-to-date
in the matter of attire.
This simple, life is conducive to
state of high morals, higher prob
ably than in any other part of tbe
world. There is not a drop
liquor manufactured on the island
and for the 78,000 population there
is but one policeman. There
neither a jail nor any place of in
carceration for criminals; nor yet
there a court in which a high crime
could be tried.
ibe percentage or crime u so
small that it does not warrant the
expense of keeping up a court.
When a criminal trial becomes
necessary, the offender is taken to
Denmark to answer to tbe law for
his misdeeds.
Tbe women are among the most
advanced in the world. Their Wo
man's Political League has a m
oership 01 7, wo, and they enjoy
more civil rights than tbe women of
almost any other country, having a
voice in all elections have that for
members of their legislative body.
Canal
aaeltcalag Mai wTaraaga
Batalac ta Ty It.
B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm)
is now recocniied as a certain and
sure cure for Eczema, Itching Skin,
Humors, Scabs, Scales, Watery
Blisters. Pimples, Aching Bones or
Joints, Boils, Carbuncle, Prickling
Pain in the Skin, Old Eating isoree,
Dicers, etc Botanic Blood Balm
taken internally, cures tbe worst and
most deep-fleated cases by ennching,
DurifVinif Ifia vitaludnjr the blood,
thereby giving a healthy blood tap
ir to the sun. isotonic isiooa
aim is the only cure, to stay cur
ed, for these awful, annoying akin
troubles. Other remedies may re
lieve, but B. B. B. actually; cures.
heals every sore, and gives the rich
elow of health to tbe skin. B. B.
B. builds np the tafoo-down body
and maker the blood red And
nourishing. Over 1000 voluntary
testimonials of cores by Botanic
Blood Balm (B. B. B.V Dnurdsta,
fl. Trial treatment free and pre
paid br writint: Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble, and
free medical advice given until ear
ed. For sale by J. CL Simmons
Drag Co.
News came from Greensboro that
a new building under way there is
being built especially for Congress
man Black man's Tar Heel paper,
that the paper will appear October
1st; will be 12 pages, issued seven
days in the week, and that Col. W.
8. Pearson will be editor-in chief.
It k also stated that tbe other Bo
publican daily, the Indostrial News,
win appear two months earlier with
Cyrw Thompson and B. D. Doug
las as editors.
KOTBJIN
RISKED,
GAINED.
NOTHING
Ton risk notbiisg, ia baying
Elliott Emulsined Oil Liniment,
because yon ret your money back if
not natkfied. Yotrr gain is rreat,
becaoa too get the beat liniment
ever mad. Best lor Bhcumalinm,
best for Sprain and SweUings, best
for ns in tbe family and eo your
stock. A full I pint bottle, enats
bat 25 eta. No risk, all gain. 1.
CL Simmons Drag Co.
Dr. R. H. Speigbt, who
time ago taDdorod bis reaignaUon aa
coe of the pbyaklsns at the State
Hosintolatliargsaitoa, to take op
privati practice at Becky Mount,
moosidered and decided to
remain with the hospital
1' TawOawyWarteCao.
To eon a yoa have mo
oogb---tecare a coogb when tov
bare ) cold to ewyoaiatjlfwbesj
you! haw tetk--4nk Jnnedy-s
LazaUv Doney ndr Tsz, 'Acts OB
tbe bowtk. - Best for ewyjhs," rUa,
croup, wboopicf eootjia, stc Keo
nedy'g Laxave'IIony and Tar
ts the) origvial Laxatir Coogb
Pyrtrp. It contain nd eiilum and
cores try suentMcing ue nxzirn,
throat and cheat, expeTiflg eoJJs
fnxn tbe eystaoi fey geouy monng
tbe bowuK and aa ideal letsedy for
yovrg or oU." Once a care via be
roconuBeadea as a core care, coia
by Tbe J. CEnmoas Drog Co.
Oreeosbore Beeord, (th.
Colored people who think tbey
have no showing in this country can
learn something by tbe career of
M arinda Mitchell, one of their race
whose remains were brought back
here for burial today. She was an
ordinary servant and received ordi
nary wages, but she saved something
and invested it in real estate and
was worth several thousand dollars.
When she took service with a fami
ly she made herself indispensable
and she always had a place at an
increased salary. She was never
known to quit one place to accept
another, a babit too prevalent with
her race. It fact, the average ser
vant is heard to say she would not
live with one family longer than a
few months. This clsss is usually
in want, if not in life, then in death,
and half tbe time the public has to
bury them.
Opposed to Receiving latere!.
Philadelphia Bulletin.
A swarthy man drew $500 out
ol
the saving fund, and the cashier
said on nis departure: "it an our
depositors were like that gentleman
our concern would soon become neb,
Murad All is an Indian, native of
Calcutta, and his religion forbids
him to take interest on money. He
has bad a savings account with us
for twelve years. His interest alto
g ether has amounted to $700,' But
he has never accepted a cent of it.
It has all flowed back into our oof
ten aeain. All Mohammedans are
like Murad Ali. They won't take
interest on 'their money. Hence
India, I think, must be a grand
country for the banking business,
and how glad our bankers would be
if Mohammedanism' were to spread
a little."
Good Spirit.
Good spirits don't all com irom
Kentucky, Tbe main source is tbe
liver and all the fine spirits ever
made in the Blue Grass State could
not remedy a bad liver or the bun
dred-and-one ill effects it produces,
Yoa can't have good spirits and a
bad liver at the same time. Your
liver most be in fine condition if
you would feel buoyant, happy and
nopefru, bright or eye, light ol ate
vigorous and successful in your puf
suit You can pat yoar liver in
finest condition by . using Green's
August Flower the greatest ot all
medicines for the liver and stomach
and a certain care for dyspepsia or
indigestion.' It has been a favorite
household remedy for over thirty-five-,
years. August Flower will
make yoor liver healthy and active
and thus Insure yoa a liberal supply
of "good pints." Trial size, 25c. ;
regular bstUes, 76c. At all drug
gists.
At Washington Monday night the
weather bureau announced that there
was no prospect for several days at
it of a let np of the extreme beat
which has extended over tbe coun
try from (be Mississippi valley east
ward to northern New England and
the Florida Coast is in tbe midst of
a well marked midsummer bot spelL
"OoKTo.aoy."
The time-worn injunction, "Nev
er pat off 'til to-morrow what yea
can do to-day," is now generally
presented in this form : "Do it to
day I" That to tbe terse advice we
want to give you about that backing
coogb or demoralizing cold with!
which yoa nave been straggling for
several days, perhaps weeks, r Take
some reliable remedy for it to-day
and let that remedy be Dr. Bos-
cbee's German 8yrap, which baa
Dean in use lor over imrty-nve years
A fnr doses of it . will un
doubtedly relieve yoar coogb or
cold, and its continued use for a
few days will core yoa completely.
No matter bow deep-seated coogb,
even if dread consumption has at
tacked your longs, uerman eyrup
will sorely effect a core eg it has
done before in the thousand of ap
parently hopeless cases of lung
trouble. New trial bottles, 25c:
regular sixe, 75c At all druggists.
4 1 ..
Wheeler, Bang A Dicky, Char
lotte architect, have been awarded
the contract to erect a 140,000" high
school building at Durham.
- '1
Tbe pills that act as a tonic, and
not at a drastic porge, are De Witt's
Little Early Bisers. Tbey coral
Ueadacbe, Constipation, Bilioae-
l etc Early Risers are small, I
aaey to take and easy to act a sale
pill.1 Mack Hamilton, hotel clerk
at Valley aty, N.D, mp: Two
boUle of thee Famous Little Fills
eared me of ebrooie constipation?'
Good for children or adults. Sold
by Tbs J. C 8immoo Drag Co.
.-; Disease LOxs bo uioxatt
vacxSon.
: tf yoa Med Cah tad
tfrw!t
'Scctt's r.ddon
fa winter.
hoaTa
27, 1905.
Ayers
Losing your hair? Coming
out by the combful? And
doing nothing? No sense in
that! Why -don't you use
Ayer's Hsir Vigor and
Hair Vigor
promptly stop the falling?
Your hair will begin to grow,
too, and all dandruff will dis
appear. Could you reason
ably expect anything better?
" lnr Hair Vigor la a araat lueem with
BL Ml hll, u filllti, am ,my hadli.bt
Vtm Hftlr Vigor atoMi Tt and mow Mf hnlr la
U ri(IH. W. ly. UNI
fl a a kottlo. 1. e. a vsa 00..
All Ororil.U. r lyiw.ll. Ma.
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Thin Hair
Extremely Low Rates Announeed
Via Southern Railway.
Extremely low rates are announc
ed via the Southern Railway from
points on its lines for the following
special occasions :
Athens, Ga. Summer School, June
17 to July 28, 1905.
Atlanta, Ga. National Association
of Manufacturers, May 16-18,
1905.
Bristol, Tenn. Annual Meeting
German Baptist Brethren, June
6, 1905.
Charlottesville, Vs. Virginia Sum
mer School of Methods, June
26-Aug. 4, 1905.
Fort Worth, Tex-General Assem
bly Southern Presbyterian Church,
May 18-26, 1905.
Hot Springs, Va. Southern Hard
ware Jobbers Association and
American Hardware Manufactur
ers' Association, June 6-9, 1905.
Kansas City, Mo. Southern Bap
tist Convention, May 10-17, 1905.
Knoxille, Tenn. Summer School,
June20-July 28, 1905.
Monteagle, Tenn. Mooteogle Bible
Training School, July 3-Aug. 15,
1905.
Monteagle, Tenn. -Monteagle Sun
day School Institute, July 17
. Aug. 6, 1905.
Monteagle, Teen. Woman's Con-
grese. Aug. 1-15. 19U5.
Nashville, Tenn. Peabody College,
Summer Schools ; Vanderbiit
Biblical Institute, June 14-Aug.
9. 1905.
Oxford Miss. Summer School, Uni
versity of Mississippi, June 14
July 26, 1905.
Richmond, Va. Farmers' National
Congress, Sept: 12-22, 1905.
Savannah, Ga. National Travelers'
Protective Association of America,
May 16-23, 1905.
Savannah, Ga. Southern Golf As-
sociatioo, May 9-13, 1905.
St Louis, Mo. National Baptist
Anniversary, May 16-24,1905,
Tuscaloosa, Ala. Summer School
for Teachers, June 16-July la,
1905.
Rates for the above occasion open
to tbe public
Tickets will be sold to these points
from all stations on tbe Southern
Railway.
Detailed information can be bad
upon application to any iicket
Agent of tbe Southern Hallway, or
Agents of connecting lines, or by
addressing tbe undersigned :
R. L. Vernon, T. V. An Ubar-
lottev C.; Jli Wood, D. P. A.,
Asbevilie, N. C; S. II. llardwick,
Pass. Traffic Manager, W. IL Tay
lor, Gen'l Pans. Agnl, Washington,
C.
About 264,000 acres of land in
Germany are devoted to grape cult
are. Inaif oetlon Sarar,
There is no case of Indigestion,
Dyspepsia or Stomach Trouble tbst
will not yield to the digestive and
strengthening inflaeooe of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. I bis remedy takes
the strain off tbe stomach by digest
ing what you eat and allowing it to
rest until it grows strong again.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure affords quick
and permanent relief from Indiges
tion and all stomach troubles, builds
op tb system and so purfies that
disease that cannot attack and gain
a foot-bold as when in a weakened
condition. Sold by Tbe J. C Sim
mons Drag Co.
Tbe eyelids of tbe average man
open and shut four million time
daring tbe year.
Taw SLaav.Waa Van Are Taoa
Wbsn yoa take Grove's Tastless
Chill Tonic becaues tbe formula is
plainly printed on every bottle
showing that it is simply Iron and
Quinine in a tasteless form. fo
Cure, No Pay. 50c
Tbe Turks, it is raid, have no war
songs except those translated from
other tongues.
English Spavin Liniment removes
an bard, soft or calloused lumps and
blemishes from b 01 sea. Mood spav
ins, curbs, splints; Sweeney, ring
bone, stifles, sprains, all swollen
throat, eongbs, etc Save 150 by
tbe us of one bottle.' Warranted
tbe most wonderful blemish core
known. Sold by the J, C Sim
mons Drag Co., Graham, N. C
Original Obeervarkma.
If some people could do as
please tbey wouldn't do at alL
tbey
In choosing between - two evils
some people compromise by taking
both. v
Some people are curious to hear
the truth told just to know how it
sounds.
There is a class of men who would
like information on bow to appear
to be working though idle.
l. me ouDcn 01 flowerets smell as
sweet as honey, moistened by tbe
showerlets and warmed by raylets
sunny.
When you hire a servant in Mex
ico it is with the understanding that
ber entire laruily reside with you,
nirnng a servant in Mexico e a
bad as getting married in this coun
try. Orange (Va.) Observer.
THE "LAZY" MICROBE.
A learned Profeosor claims
have discovered that "Laziness"
caused by a germ If the Eminent
Doctor is right Rydale's Liver
Tablets can rightly be termed
Microbe Killers, because they al
ways remove that tired, lazr. slug
gish feeling that baa usually been
attributed to a torpid liver or con
stipated bowels. Ryndale'a Liver
Tablets are guaranteed to cure con
stipation and all liver disordors.
They are small compressed choco
late coated tablets, easy to take,
pleasant in effect Reliable, Any
dealer in our remedies will return
your money if yoa are not satisfied
with these tablets. 50 tablets 25
cts. J. C. Simmons Durg Co.
Southern Handling Georgia Crop.
Salisbury Pott.
Yesterday ten solid freight trains
ranging from eighteen to twenty cars
eacn passed. tbreugn Salisbury en
route to New York. All these trains
were loaded with peaches from the
Georgia markets and the shipments
were being made by extra trains
order to expedite the delivery of the
fruit. - Yesterday's record was but a
repetition or the rush of every day
lor a week. Eacn morning Na 11,
the local Southern passenger, goes
down as a double-beader, one of tbe
engines being used on an extra
freight The season will be on for
as long as two weeks yet and tbe
Southern will be taxed to attend to
tbe immense shipments.
RCLICF IN SIX HOURS.
Distressing kidney and bladder
disease relieved in six hoars b
"New Great South American Kit
ney Cure." It is a great surprise
on account of its promptness in re
lieving pain in tbe bladder, kidneys
la. a "
or back, in male or female. Be
lieves retention of water almost im
mediately. If you want quick re
liof and cure this is your remedy.
Sold by the J. C. Simmons Drag
uranam, ss. u
A very peculiar incident occurred
Monday a week at Tburmao, a
small village south of Newborn.
Mr. J. W. Carr, a farmer in that sec
tion, reports that from a cloud hang
ing over his neighborhood, without
any warning whatever, a single
stroke of lightning shot forth, strik
ing an employee named Henry Jar
man and a mule, killing them both
instantly, after which the cloud im
mediately disappeared without
drop of water falling to tbe earth.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
Tbe term "Ilyspepsia" means a
lack of pepsin in the stomach. In
digestion is rightly used whenever
food is' not properly digested, regard
lem of tbe cause. It is immaterial,
whether yoa can yoor ailment Dys
pepsia or Indigestion when Rydale's
Stomach Tablets are used. Tbey
are guaranteed to core all forms of
stomach trouble. Bay a trial box,
(price 25 eta.) and be convinced.
J. C Simmons Drug Co.
A Dorlb bound freight train, load
ed with Georgia peaches bad a
miraculous escape from being wreck
ed two miles north of Spencer Sat
urday afternoon. While running at
60 miles per boor, tbe engine struck
a hand-ear just before reaching a
long bridge across tbe Yadkin river,
derailing the pony track of the en
gine, luogineer ulecn, who was ai
the throttle, applied tbe emergency
brakes, bat tb speed wag so great
that the entire train and engine,
with its front wheels off the track,
ran across the bridge and coo tin nod
a quarter of a mile before it could
be stopped.
Not a cent wanted, aniens yoa are
cored. If you are sick and ailing,
take Holliaters Rocky Mountain
Tea. A great bleseinz to tbe he-
man family. " Makes yoa well
keeps yoa well. 35 cents. Ten or
Tablets. Thompson Drag Cc -
A negro who aaueulted Mr. Ben
jamin Roberto near Colinda. Texas,
Tuesday, waa lynch ey Friday by a
mob of 500 men.
. ASenoethArtiolo- - -
When yoa find it necessary to a
salve ose DeWitt'a Witch Hazel
Salve. It is the purest and beet for
Sores. Burns, Boils, iycxerna. Blind,
Bleediog. Itching or Protrudire
Piles. Get tb genuine DeWitt's
Witch nzel Salve, Sold by jThe
J. C. Simmons Dreg Co,
NO. 23
W
V J
I .Potash ii Neccasai7'RALl
Tba quality and qnantlty of the '
crops depend on a snmclrnry of : ;
in the soil " FertltUers which are
low in Potash will never prodnco
aatifactory results.
'Ever, farmer abaakl St BnaawM,
proper proportions oi arndaiK BUiaa
aak. Die best terUUi
im fa, kin at
crop, wi bar, paoimna sem. at om.
con taurine at. blast iaiawi.hu aa Wa alU
if yoa aafc. Writ, i
It IS BW
lBtportanl aaDwci, wraoa w. win a
, aaaila roa ana a
I OEUBA KALI WOBKS V
rw Tar Maaaaa Sum. aa
, AtlaaM. aav-gtt Sostta Baaa Slull.
RYDALE'S TONIC
A New Sdcatlfle OUeeoary .
far the '? a
BLOOD and NEQVEft. ,
1 . . .. ..
It purifies the blood by eb'mlnating the
waste matter and other impurities and by '
destroying the germs or microbes that-'1
infest the blood. It builds up the bUmd
by reconstructing and multiplying the rrd
corpuscles, making the blood rich and red.
It restore end stimulate the ue vtt,
causing a full free flow of nerve f or, e '
throughout the entire nerve syatam. i
speedily cures unstrung nerves, nervous- ':.
new,, nervous prostration, and all other
diseases ot the nervous system.
EVDAl.E'S TONIC is sold under a post. . '
tive guarantee. . ,
TrM she SS esets. rasaty e Sl.se
if ANtrrACTUKjen ay
Tbe Radical Remedy Company, .
' ' HICKORY, . O. - -
Sold by J. C. Simmons Drug Co
Graham
UndertwTitero
Agency
8COTT A ALBRIGHT,
' Graham. N. C. '
Fire
and Life
Insurance
PrOITiDt
Personal Attention
To All Orders.
Correspondence Solicited..,
orrcx at ,
HE BANK OF AlAl.At.CE
This time of the year
are signals of warning,
TakeTaraxacum Com-
Dound now. It may
sa va you a spell of fe
ver.' It will regulate
your bowels, set your
iver rirrht. and cure
your Indigestion.' v
A good Tonic.
An honest medicine
MEBANE.
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On March 1
far tb
fjo delivery