JUS. A. THOMAS, Editor and Proprietor,
yol xxxiy ;
CHURCH DIRECTORY
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Mxaausnt. sv.
snndar School At
Preaching at 11 A. M., and 8 P. M.
ry Sunday.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
M, T, Pltle&. Pastor
BAPTIST. "
Snndav School at 9:30 A. M.
THOS. B. WlLDBE, Sup-t!" :
Preaching at 11 A. M., and 8 P, M.;
erery Sanday. ' -Prayer
meting Thursday night.
Foreest Smith. Pastor. '.
EPISCOPAL,
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Sniinav scuuui sk
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Services, morning ana-ninr," en
1st, 3rd and 4th Sandays.
Kfening Prayer, Friday. afternoon.
Albajj GBEA.YES. Kector. ,
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iLouisbprg, lS-,Cfr-iul ij
Ofllce In the Fird, BailduSft rcqroer Jd&in
idNusli streets.' Up stirs--Tront. ' -' -v
tad
g. B. F. TARBdROtiGEf' t
Loi'i,-bu8, 9;,, ,;..,.
Office 2nd nouu jNeti-. building . uhone.39.
Sunt cam ausw.irt-t from . n. BicKett's
wideDce, phone 74. . , ,r -
B. MASSRNBURaA" ;
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ATTOBJSBT AT LAW. : - '.I
Will practice in all the Courts of te State
oiflce m cbwtyous o ill : 1
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1 COOKB ft BOW, ; - ; " J;
attend the courts of Nash, Fraukiin.
drtnville, Warren aud Wake ooun ties, also the
Mioreuie Court of Nortli Caroling aiia the
(.larcait and Diatrxct Coarta.
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E. J. E. MALo!NE;
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AN7gl?HaMll3
tiACTICIN'd PHYSICIAN
LOUISBUBS, N. C.
Offlceover Stokes & Pargoraon's.
R. E. 6. POSTER,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Louisborg, N. C it s
Office over AycoSfee pftog CJnJafiifJ
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M. HAYWOOD MUFFIN.
ATT ORNEY-AT-l AWj
LOUISBUB8. IT. 0. ,
ffin nractice in all the Coarta' of Franklin
ion idjuiuiug coontlea, also in the Supreme
Circuit Uouxia.
omce la yooperjuia uuiion cuuoiiik..
PE08. B. WILDSR,
ATTORNB I- AT-LA W,
LOUiflBOBO. . a
Office on Main street, over Jones ft Cooper's
dote. : -""i
F.
S. SPKDILL;
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW,
LODIHBUR0. K. C
Will attend the courts of Franklin, Vance
UrauvlUe. Warren and Wake connties, also
Iht MuDreme Court 01 JNorUi caroiuia.
Promot aUenMon-Klven to eolAectoatts.
umce over untenan t EW ;
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J W.BICSXTXt7
mORNSY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAWt
LOVISBUB4 H. 0L
rromot and uainBtakinir attention siTen to
r matter intrusted to bis bands. -
Helen to Chief J uBtice gnepnera, aou. unu
Muinlnir Hnn Rnht. W Winston. Hon. J. C.
Buxton, IP ret. "First National . Bank i of Wln-
f Monroe, Ch&n. E. Taylor; Pres. wake 'J?oi.
tuonege, Hon. a. w. ximDeruuia. -
vuioe in uoun touse. oppowbe uuwm. w
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. H. PERSON,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
iimsmiW . o. A ? T A I
Practical 1
Eoiiduig. - . ... .i' .;- v .
H YARBOROUGH, JB. ,
ATIOENEY AT LA W,
LOUISBURG. N. C. -
OtSee la Oaera House building. Court street
All leiral hnniness intrusted 'to him
Till receive prompt and careful attention.
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jB. R.B. RING,
DENTIST, -
LOUISBURG, C
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0m t ovm Atcoceb Dbuo poMPAirr,7,-(Tl
With an xnrtn of twentv-Bve years
aanfficipnt. (nutrnnhM nf - mv work in all
up-to-date lines of the profession. -
HOTELS.
PRANKLDiTO HOTEL
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FKANKLLNTON, 0.
SAM'LtiE
lift'
itj )ist wt?':J iUf
Good aceomjodation, tlift travelina
ood Livery Attached, 3- -
MASSENBURG HOTEL
HENDEBSOir rlJV Of tin
ed accommodations. Good fare; - Po
lit and attentive servants : ; .
unnvfnnn unnec
riBrtoa.
w J. NOp-WDoD Proprietor.-a
'tronagB 0 "commercJftl
"Ung ubUc Solicited.
Tourists and
ft w
V.
minim n. .
I'ihi Fill. Ill 111 f II I I M lTi
Kentucky and Indiana
jGnyexnors,, at. Odds.
DTJRBIN CUTTING.; CAPERS.
.?ttpes FantasticExhibitionWiU
Land Him In Senate:
;THE; SCHEME, TO PTTHISH BAB000K.
eodlng Repablleani Crslns Speak.
Henderson ,to L,enve Him Off
kl
Way.
and Beam Committee So
r'AZnclt "For Backing tbe Traata.
; Degraflal ion of Delaware Pbila
, aelphlj. Election Frana tioosevelt
Hoiiioriiit Uanna In a NeTT
'ol? rteH Tariff Commiaaion.
Banker Caldwell's Lack A Tale of
SeTr" tbntroll
-T.'d "vtSpeciai; .Washington Letter.! 1 '
x That is a great linguistic war which
is, imaging betw.eea Governor Beck
liani of Kentucky and Governor Dur
btn of Indiana. . While what thev sav
redhot-stuff, none of their sizzline
CGniar&sVjlV 'survive iso'lonz as- that
Tanroira' 'one5 Hidde by the governor 'of
bouth Carolina to the governor of
qrlh Carolina touching1thei length-pf
tune-' Detwixt drinks. Macau lay says
t hatf George f 1. of. England, the most
tiissf iblej t4 'njon'archsf wanted f to
challenge -Frederick the Great to mor
tal, comaj;, J 3The ' great, historian rather
regrets- Vhatr; that performance did
-opt ltee placed ; Soine; sqch j thoughts
ureur u me ,wnen reaamg tne ceck
the t Kehtuckian is right there can be
. uo; rmestioii. Governor , Taylor t and
ecpetary or State Finley were prop-'
."i'lTi a n9i fflgntoriy: todicted, by, s Ken.
tucky grand jury for .having a hand in
t ,Gqe JieJ i jm urder ; and . Governor
Beckham is entirely within his rights
inflemandlng jtbatithey: be extradited,
wbile Governor Durbin, notwithstand.
jng fjis h'jgh sounding claims to vir-
te;-rtiders ; himself, as Governor Beck-
ham?fruIy1says:; ao( accessory after the
faetAcrtlie Goeber murder by shield
ing and protecting them. The chances
are also in favor of . the Dmnositinn
Mcbafes TOat ff'rrbin fs cutting bis fan
tastic capers before high heaven in
hopes of lectins. himself to the sen-
Taxe a Dase purpose surely.
' The Expected.
The French savant who declared that
it is frequently; the ; unexpected that
happens ; only -covered part bt the
ground,: for frequently it is the expect
od that happens and that is about to
happen to the beloved Babeockv:
l. tekl-Ba4-sefBe tee- ago "that- the
Republican -party is no place for a re
former and that if he wisbed to do any
good reforming the trusts and the tariff
he musl cpme ou of that Sodom and
Qpnrf ahjut hi jvopld; 0ot hearken
m rdiy .T0fce.'. . l S. -'"V-
k. -T&VeTashtggtoii jdispatches ln
..formr; us that certain ' leading Repub
Mcaii statesmen "are urging Speaker
Jlendersoh to reorganize' the ways and
means committee and to degrade Bab
cock-by? leaving him off - that com
mittee. Wherefore? Because Babcock
pfii fayof pf trying f to curtail the
Irufcts. Woiideri what has become of
1 lid celdicatedXittlefieldJ antitrust bill
rfriicF Ray s uogus constitutional amend
ment .by which bill snd amendment
'lliose illustrious statesmen proposed to
smasb all the: trusts into smithereens.
Why were . not those reformers dis
ci plined as it is now proposed to rdis
iCiplaie epoorj (Babcock? ri Bab" appears
1o be. the.' .victim of tircwmstances i He
' -took. jCenttblican antitrust, talk.serl
usly; iWodftfce&a. bill that contained
'some ragat "and is to be spanked and
reduced in rank. Poor Bab!
- Awfal.-,
jarryypdy.' wants knowj tpjwhat
fj ihipeaUble ;6gradapon unrestrained
pjyinisoiiyili bpinsli coinnxuaify.
let him read in toe Kovemuer rorum
an amazing article by Willard Sauls-
.Jburf Q4rac!aware, eatitled Preserv
liig &$Stif&frMpnor&J shovs,what
ftae'taarf iapde - Wh6 has'Tabundant
boodle and who is willing to use it
freely. Surely the" Delaware of today
is a strange and sickeniug contrast to
Jbe Delaware of tbe.RoJueys,the, Clay-
And cj? j 4alMP,-,1Ifc dragged
her from tier 'high estate and-made her
a 'biss and byword among the states,
jnd his name is Addicks, popularly
jjnowD as "Gas" Addicks. It is due to
his.money.that -Delaware -hast no Unit-
in' ri : ' ': i '
Corvaptlon
: It is said .'that Postniastr General
Smith's paper has declared for a con
test in the recent Philadelphia elec
tions on the grounds of gross and; pal
eds; liiieleaiing thf -Augean stables
itfthe City-!of- Brotherly I-ove. &(8 will
deserve a . rae equal "to that of Her
cules. It is,-' not -certain ,bnt : that
'Hsi rlgniory's .oughr'to rbef greater,
h fortif : fe 'to' ie "Houbted 'wlieiher; a li; "of
ftUEf fwelvet labors of - Hercules rolled
LiritO'Ooeieqtfaled' In difficiilly' the laboH
U oQpurtfyinS;tlii iBepabhcanj poJitics or
PbiIadClppi vVVnaiever iue. resuii, uc
ceot people wifbout reference to polit
ical a ffitlatlons will wish tho postmas
ter general well in his tight for purer
elections. . " . . "
Iimebii patronitea a pyp
pihg Ddreaar nebas no cause to vaunt
himself by, reason of the condition or
politics and morals in the great com-
luck Or'-good sense?
- , The JlaMOll
" 4 inner im 'n n 'i read two lines
wbk'b ran ucmcthing in this wise,
"Kthfif a iiWto turn Ibe wind away..;
ram&BOtfb4rla'ry ihat ttiis the'exact
Veadf ns; but i have tfot the a uf bonty
it rhr,i ti ivprifviL and it - Is near
eBough'for my .purposA 5' - ; - ; :
I was forcibly reminded of thnti-oup-let
recent! v when ; I U'ctured at Mer
cer:;, P;iv niid-Kiv?. following- udver-
tis.'irl.Mif ' V lli1 v:i!l: "
'Room No.-12. noteltlumes. MfcT
?rjST)le traads.;4f tljej, postmaster gen
4f3?lvfel Ifallyl' jack., pf . Jhpntest,: it
Mrs vfaWdi ntHa'so met blngfc.i If he -suc-
faoJ a fceot r. iuckilyv - he- ha his
Lank: Insured against loss.- Was It
monwealth which he founded and to
which 4ie gave his name. Quite the
contrary. - -
A a rule, the public press, even the
Democratic publie press, is rather con
gratulatory In its remarks when speak
ing Of i how. Father, Knickerbocker
shook Tammany. But the public press,
even the Republican public press. Is
rather censorious in speaking of the
continued and unbroken grip4of Mat
thew Stanley npou bis bailiwick of
Quaysylvania. .The editorial fraterni
ty, except the most sodden Republicans,"
seems to regard Pennsylvania as given
over to reprobacy of spirit and hard
ness of bear . ;
For Instance, The Public Ledger,
founded by that Illustrious patriot and
philanthropist, George W. Childs, and
edited f by that distinguished - gentle
man, ueorge W. Childs DrexeL In an
editorial on the Charleston Exposition
and Philadelphia" says: ' . -
Philadelphia's exhibit at the emosition will hm
important, 'and the city is officially
hy a-Philadelphia building properly enoush. Ust
week the Joint apedal committee of councils od
Charleston exposition approved the second pay
ment on the building which, is tq cost about iO,
000. If the buildwg is an ornate structure, repre
senting worthily the city of Philadelphia, no one
win mane oojecuon to the ontlay, but If it is
merely an excuse: for throwing away or sequestrat
ing money,- like the Pennsylvania State buildin?
at the Buffalo exposition, it is unfortunate that
the aty should have any building. When Penn
syiTanians go to expositions and find "tbeir state
bunding ridiculous, mean, an architectural hint
standing . alongside of dignified and beautiful
buildings erected by other states at less cost, thev
re scandalized to find that the jobbery of iheir-
omciala is shamelessly flaunted and advertised to
the worldT It is to be hoped that the building
at Charleston is a model of good taste and repre
sents in -good sound work every "dollar ol public
money appropriated. "
" Now, that's dignifled. but caustic. It
puts the cold steel Into the Republican
gang now running the state in a way
that. Is cruel holds them up as not
only looting the state, but as making
her to stink In the nostrils of man
kind. -V v .The Shame of It.
r Marse Henry Watterson In an edi
torial In The Courier-Journal entitled
."Oh, the Shame of It!"" says: '" '
In Philadelphia and in the state of Pennsylvania
th was a fusion of the Democratic forces with
the dissatisfied Republicans to put an end to the
rule of the Quay machine. It did not win either
In. the city or in the state. Philadelphia had
been ruthlessly robbed by the Republican machine.
its valuable franchises had been seized and di
vided, out as booty by gang of political buc
caneers. A Republican district attorney had been
, proscribed by the gang because he --insisted.', in
obedience to Bis qath of office, on prosecuting
such of its members as were notoriously guilty of
crime. Me was taken up by the revolting Repub
licans and by the Democrats, but be -was defeated
by a plurality of 43,667. The total vote .In the
city for district attorney was 7,000 more than was
cast last year for president. That was Philadel
phia's response to the demand for reform.
That's putting It good and strong, as
Uncle Henry always "puts things.
" ' Humor.
" It Is rumored that President Roose
velt opens his cabinet seances by telf-
Ing a few tales to his advisers of the
strange and unusual Experiences which
befall hlm.. .If .the report is true, con
gratulations are due both to the presi
dent and ithe country. Only one gen
nine humorist ever occupied the White;
House, and he was among the greatest
pf.aU our presidents, Abraham Lincoln
Others had traces of humor. AlLwould
have been better off for a good, hearty
laugh now and then, and the country
would have been better off if the pres
idents had laughed more and told more
stories to the cabinet. So let us hope
that the report Is true and that Presi
dent Roosevelt Will tickle the risiblea
or his cabinet at every meeting. :
- - --..-' )In m Near Role.: "j - f
- Senator MarcuS ATHanna is a con
stant wonder. Last year, witn prac
tically no ; experience In public speak
ing, he developed Into one of the very
best stumpers the . Republicans bad.
This year he perpetrated the only mot
worth remembering of the recent am
palgn and . It is; "Let ' well enough
alone." It had its effect." It made
votes. It ia not as sparkling as some
of Rochefoucauld's or Beaeonfleld's. It
will not live as long' as ; Solomon's
proverbs," bot iV Is fully equal to G ro
ver Cleveland's "A public ofllce Is a.
Dublic trust" and Tell the truth." . If
Mark keeps on be may rival Grant s
I'll fight ; It out on this line if it
takes all summer" or ''Let ns have.
peace." There are great possibilities
ahead of Mark as a phrasemaker. if
not as president maker.7
v It really : looks as though President
Roosevelt has been persuaded into the
scheme for;a tariff commission. More's
the .pity! . A commission "of any sort
is a demonstration of "bow not to do
It." In this case that is its intention.
It Is for the purpose of heading off
Babcock . and Babcoekery. f 'There
must be no tariff tinkering;"- even at
the hands of its friends, is what the
commission; means. -
. - tse'k. '.:": '-. :u "
; There Is an -old saying, ."Better' be
born lucky: than rich," which applies
with peculiar force to that sterling
Democrat- Hon. Ben F, CaldwelL who
represents the Springfield (III.) district
M congress. He Issabumlantly sup-
pliedTtvlth this world's goods and'his
supply is not likely to. run out If his
luck'continues.- Among bis possessions
is a bank in a small town named Chat
ham,, near iSprlngfield. Recently cer
tain : ambitiousVpci'sons. burgled", the
bank and got away with ? 1,500, which
would absorb most of the assets 6f any
3er. Pa. .Established 1817. It may In-
'tcrest the weary traveler who finds his
home for the. time being in this room
to know that it. has been used by other
distinguished people . besides himself,
notably the Marquis de la Fayette,
marshal f France and American gen
eral of the army of Independence.
- "It was In the summer , of 1S25 that
this distinguished rench'ma-n revisit-,
ing the nation which his valor had
pontribnted .to create, as its honored
guest, with his brilliant suit, was car
ried up and down, the lengtft and
"Passing from Pittsburg to Urie In
coach and 'four, the marquis, as the'
guest of this town of Mercer, -with the'
brilliant suit aforesaid, was quartered
at this hotel, then.known as theHack-
ney tavern, jwhere fi. public dinner as :
given them at which the marquis met
the more important citizens of tbe
town and county.
"President Zachary Taylor, while
traveling from Washington city to the
lakes, -during his . brief presidency of
the United. States made this house and
room a resting- place.: ; ' ' ! ' -
. "Here also President Buchanan, with
gdvernors and senators out of number,
as well as soldiers, sailors, statesmen,
judges and lawyers of high and low
degree, have within these walls court
ed the drowsy god of slumber. ,
"Its latest guest of national fain
wsa General John B, Gordon, governor
COTJITTY, THE
LOUISBURG, N. C, FRIDAY, "DtCLMDER 6, 1901.
oua ifmiMi suites aeuutor rroru unr
gia. a major, general of the lost cause;
on the night of April 21. 1S07. AuJ
there are others," ; ; .
All In an;- that is a most soothing
and remarkable document, putting the
Marquis de la. Fayette. marshal of
Francej-etc, to a brand new use.
Xbe '
word "aforesaid", shows that It was
written by an "Ingenious lawyer, and
certainly It deserves n place In Dis
raeli's "Curiosities of Literature."
Goveraor CartLa'a Gall
ictry.
t'nuosopuicany considered every, vo
cation or even avocation has its rem-,
pensations. Lecturing Is no exceptU-n !
to the rule. While loss of sieon and
weariness of the flesh by reason of
much travel are pullbacks, It has other
compensations besides the fee. Oue of.
these Is the meeting with old acquaint
ances and the forming cf new ones.
The new anecdotes picked up are not
to be despised. Recently Congressman
Charles B. Landis of Indiana and my
self delivered, our joint lecture on "Im
perialism" at Wellsboro, Pa. Ex-Con
gressman Packer, with whom we had
both served In the house, presided, and
he gave us-a most gorgeous. introduc
tion to the vast and enthusiastic au
dience. After the lecture Packer gare
us a sort of stag party or soiree at hi?
office.
The name of the great war governor.
Andrew G. Curtin, was mentioned. He
Is one of the best beloved of I'eunsj l
vania heroes and statesmen. Whenever
tie is spoken of some one has a floe
anecdote to tell. This occasion was no'
exception. Packer said: "In his ex
treme old age, when be was between
eighty and ninety. Governor Curtin vis
ited Ilarrisburg. While there he was
the guest of the governor. The legisla
ture adjourned to call on him. In com
pany with the governor Curtin called
at the residence of an aged Penna
vania matron who for many years had
been hh? friend and supporter. The
servant said her mistress was not ret
up, being in feeble health, whereupon
ex-Governor Cnrtin, taking the liberty
of an old acquaintance, proposed to his
gubernatorial brother that they ascend
to her bedroom and pay their respects.
After chatting awhile they arose to go,
when ex-Governor Curtin, with that
gallantry, for which be' was famous.
raised the lady's hand to bis lips. Iu
stantly she snatched it aWay. exclaim
ing. GoYeracr Cnrtin. I would have
you understand that I have a nionthT
wierenpon the ex-governor planted up
on her lips a kiss , that resounded
throughout the Keystone State."
."What Detaloed Tost?"
The .conversation drifted along, and
Landis told this marvelous tale of self
control: .
'I had a friend who attended the race
and bet on them, always on the losing
side, till he only had a hundred dollars
left.' He resolved hot to risk that un
less he had a lead pipe cinch on the re
sult. 'Consequently he put off Invest
ing till he saw an old friend named
George, a Jockey,-come prancing In oa
a splendid horse, and to George he un
folded his tale of woe.' asking Llru
if he could give him a tip. George
could. - He said: "The" race' Is fixed.
My horse is a dead sore winner. - Bet
your money on Dim.' My friend did
so. The race was pulled off. Georze'a
horse not only did not win, but be was
only about the third quarter post when
the others were finishing. Finally
when George and-his slow horse got In
my friend. Instead of Jerking him off
And mopping: up the struck with him.
approached him and in a most tender
voice inquired, "George, what detained
you?""
TJIT?to Uvea Bealtate."
Then Lan lis capped his own story
with another, as follows; "In lra
T.rf
ll
STATE, TOE3IE5 XTTIO.
city there wss a rtjiHsa eolorva mn
who one Sar.il.iy pn ivd io h la friends
that they waU to a ubtirlian riHajre
about ten rii :!.- out and rUli hnrk Iu
the even'.cg on tlje oars. itHi-g wi-t
In their day an 1 ci:ernt:o:t Ki-.d know
ing something r.f tlie ra!lro::d fx-lx-d-
0,08 ,n 'hat par'-cnlar-Tiil isi-. hi-y il-
c!inel the duk-'fi In vit.ition wlili
thanks and .with many wink at tif-y
other. So he allied forth alone. I.ong
after dark he iimicd back Into the
city, footsore and wvary. 'IIi-HoT alj
bis friends. V"e thought "you were pt
Ing to ride back in the train. Didn't It
stop? 'No. implied the dudet 'it did
not even hesltat. "
mutt
- Kaw Death Near. "
"ll often tu ic'o l.-iy btnrt ache," writr .
- Oversirec. cl Limn. Jvun.. -to hr Ui
lie ough uo: f it seemed ber weak and
Mire lungs Auu.d coliapfe. OonJ doctura
i-aiii he was o i;r goue with Contomi tioo
tiit i-v.nivdici or earthly ln-!p rout. I save
ner, uui a :niiu reccmiut iidtj ir. htng
New Discovery audf criU-nl w-m of bia
ncellent ainJirtue sAtcd her hfe." It's ab
solulrlv guaranteed for Toucha. Colds.
UronciiilU, Asthma aod ali Throat aod
Lon? diaiafe 60c and tl.Q'' at U.K. k
r. 1.. fica.-aiit. trial bottle free.
Lutkv li the man who makes more
money il.so his wife can spend.
A Woman's Awful Prrll.
"There isoulv oue chance to save roar
life and that is through au operatinna."
were the Mar-ling words heard by Sirs
I. II. lluiil of Litue liiJ-e, aia fro .. her
doctor lie had vmnly tried la cure her of a
fr:i(htful cane i-f stouiach trouble and yrl
low j.iuodicc. (Jail Honrs bad formed and
he constantly grew worse. Then she be
gan to use hkclrio l-itira which wholly
cured her. It's a wonderful Momach, Urer
and Kiduey remrdr. Cures Isrspepsia,
oi Aip(ue. iry iu tMy tQ el.
rnaranleed. r"r sals y M. K. F. K.
rieataots.
Srroe titled
roroout broom:
individuals are
-all har.dlr.
like
FAMILY J AIM
are more ofien lb rrtolt of iadljr
iio than anrthioK Dynpeptlea are
cxu.tiiy it ri.ab!. crrvcui. cracky iadi
tiduuls to make trccUe for all tboee
a too ml lh-ru. Dr. Loyal Ford's Dyspep
iictca miiKa tu sttuaca ntit aod re-
store health and tappiot ia the house
hold. U. K. F. R. Pleoasta.
Every man knows a lot of olber
men that bo would like to claaa a
strangers.
OF BK.NLFIT to TOC
D. 8. Mitchell, Folord. Ud t "Dorioa
a long illness 1 was troobled with bed
soma was a adtlaed to try D Witt's
Wiicb Uazl r?ala and did au with ot
derfol resalta. I was perfectly el red. It
ia the best salte cn the marke- Sore
eoro for piles sores boras. Beware ct
eounterfeits. Ayeocka Drag Co.
For every foel that dies i
more aro born aud one has hie nat
ural davs-exteojed,
THTlmmmmm BSSSBSBSSBS1 SBBSBB)
, A Good Coach Slrdiclne.
l'rom the Giielle. TooWoomba, Aaatrs
lia.1
I bad Ciiaruberlaia s Coogh Eemedy is
as excellent nedicipe. I have beea saOer
it) g f rota a severe coach for the last iw
mouth.", aad it has tCecicd a carer' I have
rreat pleasure la reconniendins; it V. t
Work ner. This is ths opinion of on of
oar oidet and most rerperted reaidenU,
and has beeu volontarily piten in good
faith that others mar fry the remedy aod
be benefited, Mr. vv oekner. Tb.s reoit
dy is sold by 117 K. A F. IL l1csaoia.
I.
.Hetimm to vow cte&iei'8
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Cigarette
asjwasBwaw
-perSo and lue will Hive
yoa 2ie
o
J cv- a- , a. a s m
' Cigarettes
aav"Vstsaa. bjbjbv MMeMaTiV ayaBV
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Dyspepsia Curo
Diacsts what you cat.
This prepantJoa cnntxlo U of Ux
dl?eUnu and d'.gta all kind cf
food. It rives Instant ttliet and cever
fills tocure. . It allows ytm to eat tli
the food jou want. TL mmt rn.itJva
stomachs can take it. I'.y its cvj cacy
thousands cf drrttl-a have ln
cured aftr every thintr el failed. It
prcTCQU formation cf cMon theafota
arh, relieving all distrtafter eating.
Die tlog unnecessary. I'kasjnltotako.
It can't belp
out do Yoa rood
rtfion'rkyr.C rWrrtrn. i,-mo
Urn H. twtt Gwotalos I 4 luu tb Mc.
AjCCXkr Ufttg Corrj:rj.
JTbe cartful busband alwaj tin
bis wife an allowance so at to hate
somebody to borrow fron.
Cstrea RlveninatUm or C(arr b thrux ft
the Blontl. foa Nothing lo Try.
Woa'd too like to rl rid of that Li;
rheamatiam or ff.o.ne ra-.rrtt forf
Theaukea botU of X-ia.e IUoJ tuim.
which ras eared thooJUoda of boprleet ukv
that bad resisted doctors sad tx-teet arei.
eiae treatment, ftouoie Vlm IB U
Uleares IhrouKh the blood bvd'ttrtytin
the poisoa whir h eanaes the awful ac
ia the bones. JoinU. sboaidrt b'aJra m.1
back, swoliea r!aBcy.hakiot.t-.a.er. bJ
breath, impaired, hearing l.U. snakier
a perfeet cere. Ilotaoie LUwd Uiirj t bor
onghly teated for N year. Coar'd cf
purs loDi Urar. IVferuy sole lo like
by old and youag. Oni(;iii., l. Tui
Uraimeot free by writing i,ood lUlin (,
Atlanta, Oa, Describe trouble aad frv
medical ad vice given naitt eared. Isi
five up hop. Int give Il.lt. Hi which, stk
the blood pare and rich aad baud a?
"il rua dana. urtd bode. It. It. It. auiit
the blood red. ttivlag the akja the rich glow
of t erfect bealia.
HCiLrn and rrtiLT-
A poor eotapJiloo 1 ooa!!r tbo re
call cf a torpid titer oa IrmtoUr aeti'-a
of the bow la, UaUea oatore'e ref tw
carried off it will forelyraoa ieporv
boold. Pi ob plea, boils aad tber erst.
Uooe follow. Tble 1 eai ore's catb'4 c f
tbrowlDST off the poiaOD Sibich tbe bow
els failed to remove. DeWUfe Little
Early Rlaers are world farnooa far rr
dyiar this eoadiUoa. They aticaalate
tbe liver and proeooterrjrolsr aad healths
aetioa of the boaela bat sever r e
eripinr. eraopa or dUtreaa. Sefe fdll.
Ayeocka Drtur Co.
All delicate lUoationf are mora
or lees indelicate."
co re us axiTu)Ldiix rmiDRiLX
sssaasBNBBBassaft
Recomnvradaliua of a 'etl Kaovaa
Chicago I'bjaicUan.
I ave aad rreecribo Ckamlxrlaia" s Ceac H
Eemedy for aovoat aJl cixtiaaw. eoaa:rirti4
eouha, with dirwet revolt. I prvcne it
I children of adl sk Ass glad la rveota
enend it to all ia aeed aad sk raiivf fn
evtds aad eoochs aad brooch Ul sSaeUota
ll is aoo-aarcvue aad awf i Ike bsaoa
lh taoet aorofeioaaJ - A aaitrrul to.
aaeea for all snankiad. Mra. at a ry U. SiU
endr. M.D.. Ih. It.ChUjf. LU It
remedy if foe sal by it. k. a F. it PU-
eats. -
Sometimes it is toaraao'ecredil
to forget wbat he koows.
Editor trcch of Daily Feat PcUlif.
borg J. basteated tbeeoeriuof Fol-y'
Uooef aad Tar with UU rolt I tst
aaed a greateaaay ratestrerda ia tar
faoti'y for eoofhs aad toll aad less
hooeatly say yoar iioaey aal Tsrlstl
beat thiof of tb klad I bar r avi
aad I can net say too notb ia f rU cf It.
B. K. 4 F. H PWaata.
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FOB THE LITTLE ONES.'
Haw iht S-iitr ireia Cabia
At.-wt V...'e Cms 8;t-a.
jit ir-rr a Ur;t $:.ltr
r: jn it ton cf a ie-aT
cch trs w:".h f few Urt tLat tt 1
in plain vjcts. I racr;t i:r.t cf I
It:
f.rt isl.t'.s i!d; ti Llrli
r j tun, soerr.f-i to tt :
t ar l r front t!.-; t.- cf t. tret 1
f n tot,
is? to a le.vjr.r.e w;re rr.
f;t hit ar.l t ewhai :
thin It w o. -
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;ir.l tK'n la k. In iL'.nr. the j
l.tuaiicn I foe-1 thai ti.Vrb vil j
3 l-x-.strvj ll.il it rfj-rl a cal! j
to Lc. I it cr. ar. J the ;;! Lai ia
orze tjt rt er.c cvr ll.o wirt
f.r aar. Thli cal! ai, cf co-n
a et. l:r .:krr. t;.ra 1 'r.;c.H eti
ilrr.t'j ihc l.a tLmm c-t, as! ta
artor.t cf iu 1; -V.r.e-n it Ktl S"a.
h! ta the i-i-ht jlar-e ars 1 Was a!
titled thtr It IM p!a!;oocj rrrp
ertic. It iT--t r.t:.arkai: liul it
erto. i.j r.ita a. .. rr-i 14 t.a w.r
frrr.lj er.or-b tY.tv vj larr? aa
iomtI t ckrsb ttr it, bici sh
d.d etcry ilay.
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SM v- lie ones cj CM-.t. C 6ivy 1
mm.
rv w 3 il Mr -.. U3m UmI
rWf tnaut ! VaC 4 mm wwv o s
wse U lew 14 m.:t wl rw
. ' la m,A:j-m t'
Uti HE A TWKTt'jttD,
"I a!Tr4 so'b taiaa froo r-raa I
etU Lsrtly walk wr.t ll. Cc,it.o,
lli.l.tcrveii ll s.t,t iUckUa's AraWa
eotepStIr srJ ttrta."" Ae.j l.ke
tai! ra st-ralta braiw '. -w
raiit boraa botU tlrra. Perfect turar
cakia c! as t ;-. Ccr t-esrsa-teed
by at. K. 4 F. U. Fssi ji.
It's all op -Jitb a- tea tztn wbco
ttej jjet dawn ia tl, crU.
A J. "! i( i i aiuai a tri.t
:(a4 t Cm o e- aal at ia
kjHru'i, W k be frr4 rw
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lo a Mv rM,l it .titavWiWi
t'o'ie- Cae"rrs atd I-rTka t ntj . I
pit vai .:. l-e ti fJlf.' IU(I
t li Ulit'lti it atat.sx -
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rv-od'cl of 8v li l. S. Y tw.
xie t o v u. ar.i i
Wbeo Ataericao tre!fr tie
clauc are La can't read it.
A Ui.aa e-e Uct-rrw rsa t ?a'r
r 1 la lb bod. wi'k a d- oe two cf
Plr'e lioaer aad Tar. l'-sr ef eaV
atitatea. H. K. & V. U. Ta4au.
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IL'D
Docs your l.crc "frcl
cati? Whit atiitTcrcr.c: to
tuTcn the rir fcJ z?A the
groAvfcJ I.orcI The fnt
UroT.g x-vj fu!I c i pr.-tr. the
t cccr.J tUhby. -arak ar.4 tirrd
cut before he L-c-gir.i. The
fecdir. rr.il.es the t!l:Tc rtr.ee.
ChilJrcn arc r.c! i!;lc chher.
Ore is rosy, bnsht-cx-J. fu!l
cl IJc ar4 Uughtcr. ar.cihcr i
rale, wral: ar.d du!L TT.c fctri-
fctflir.-. TV.cydzTk'tlihzlt
cab". Scott i HT.u!iIcn
juit the ri-ht richr.es.. to their
diet. It is 1.1 griln to O.c
Kctsc The chr.j ft u r.tw
appetite ar.J strcr. ditistlcr
Scctt's 12 mu Is Jon is rr. ere
than food. It is a strcr.-r
medicine It reuses up CS.
chndrcn, p-ils he.v Ccrih cn Cln
ones arvl r-ci V.ycd tzlo pi!c
ones. It rralw children rrcw.
Scctt's Emulsion rules crdi
rory fcd da iu
TV. fuTv r ;- is
T tmm Kt--t mi Jar
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T-cwt c a-y-tr Iec.
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J-x aaI ft. 3 4-ixmm.
PEERLESS STEAH COOKER
TlUls tb t;ntcf a, tlsfi vita
ttery ie3ai;tr ile-sll lava
ery cctviiititt rt:t'..
lXfTatjt crteltt tt all
la tia rxaaut hrtaat CcacssA.
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laws saaioaa i-ftvt swrari.
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Ccxtxax .Tixrjrrur r txt' Orrax
IIr3tetxoif, N. C, IVc 3, 1 W.
Tt eor:raT trc to avsrocsr
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Tlatatiajei aisl Je,f Har
tefj. I3 ;;y, Vi;-:., cr acyilit
I ia Uti liL r?;aire i yea -1
citm li nr triit ca Lie
Teit alie cf Hal a mm.
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