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VOI, XXXII
LODISBUBG, N.: a, FRIDAY, SEPTEUBEa 5, .U2. .
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IMES.
K
, HUKCH DI RECTORY
METHODIST.
i.ui.Uv .School at 9:30 A. M.
Oko. 3. Bakbk, Soptr.
hing at 11 A. ML., and 8 P. ML.
.rv- Sunday.
l'- iv-r mating Wednesday night.
M. T, Plylb. Pastor.
BAPTIST.
.. ,I; iy School at 9:30 A. M.
Thos. B. Wildm, Supt
prtrlnner at 11 A. M., and 8 P.M.,
. Sunday.
I'riT iu sting Thursday night.
Forrest Smith. Pastor.
RPIdCOPAL,
i I ( 7 Hohool at 9:30.
. morning and night , on
: 1 uid Jth Sundays.
. -u i a , 1'rayer, Friday afternoon.
Johs Uusek. Rector.
u u t$ u u u u
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Chairman Griggs twnd
Hiv-Good Luck Pros
perity Which . Repub
licans Did Not Cause
r..a. sraa-r ! 11 i eaT slaw. 1 . 17 ", --w - a a
lark's Letter
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LODOES.
n .burc: LodKe. No. 413, A. F. &
, mfHtH 1st and 3rd Tuesday
h in aoh month.
I'roliMNional nardt
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K. ARTIH H H. FLEMING,
IUCNTIST.
I.i iI HBt'RQ, . - N. C.
i 'vr Cooper's Store.
1'. fU KT,
ri :ING l'UY3ICIA.N AND SURGEON.
Louiaburg, N. C.
..'it he Kord Building, corner Main
, jtrwtH. Upstairs front.
K K. YARBOROCQH.
1'H YSICIA.N A-ND 8CRQEON,
l,ortuBUR, N. C.
in. I Hour Neitl building, phone 89
ii mi9WPr'l from T. W. Blckett's
n , iihmie 7i-
,i M SSKNEDRQ.
TTORNKY AT LAW.
LonisnuKO, K. o.
; 'iif Mi.e in at! lh3 Courts of the State
i 'tlce In Court House.
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ATT'. )RXEY-AT-LAW,
i lEtTHS. V. O.
Ti l ih-. courts of Nash, Pranklln,
a trr -tt Wake counties, also the
irt. if North Carolina, and the C.
u '. DiHtririt Courts.
WIWSTEAD,
) iS EY-AT-LAW,
. ;.;:::.!, N. C.
i. V Y. 7KAL S CO.'S Stobb.
i t i. iii gWeu to all business
N K,
iV-ICIAN AND SCKQEON.
i,.. frug Company.
YV'
:. 1 PHYSICIAN k. SURGEON,
Li'tiisburg, N. C.
t Aycocke Drug Company.
HAYWOOD UUFFIN.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LOUISBURS, V. 0.
-, zvir in all the Courts of Pranklln
:j ii i ik counties, also In the Supreme
. mi i in the United States District and
' i rl a.
:ir , . cooper and Clifton Building.
j'L H K WILPKR,
ATTO RNEY-AT-LAW,
LOCISBUBS, If. 0.
i .t. m in strat. over Jones h Cooper'a
to-.
y si'iiijiLL.
AT rORNBY-AT-LAW,
LOUIDBDBO, If. C.
Wi'.i tt,i the courts of Franklin, Vance
".riiivin.- warren and Wake counties, also
til- mrn- Court of North Carolina.
Pr nil'' nt.'.Hiition given to eoileatlonm.
rn. iv.;r Kgerton's Store.
rj' W UI.IKBTT,
irtuRNKY AND COUN8KLLOB AT LAW.
I.0CI8BUB8 It. 0.
1 'rmnpt nl pal nstaklDg attention given to
' ry m n w Intrusted to nia hands. '
Hf -th u, chief Justice Shepherd, Hon. John
UmniiK Hon. Root. W. Wlnaton, Hon. J. C.
tiiivn. i r-ii First National Bank of Win
ii i -iiti h .Manly, Winston, Peoptee Bank
M.n.r, .c, chas. 8. Taylor, Pres. Wake For
" V.-. H d. B. W. Tlmberlake.
ii t'onrt House, opposite Sheriff's.
w.
Cri.ti.-c,
Bii.i hi i
v.u
M . PERSON,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
all courts. Office in rteai
la
Y A RBO ROUGH, i B.
AT10ENEY at law,
LOUISBURG. . 0.
rTi. in opra BxroM building, Court street
v . nl basiness intrusted to him
.i , r,-i VH prompt and careful attention.
)!: I T.SMITH WICK,
DENTIST,
I.OUI8BUBO, - - N. C.
1 '!'. -ivit Furniture Store.
Special Washington Letter.
ENIZENS of New York are be
ing taught a trust lesson which
may be of consequence here
after morally, politically and
otherwise The anthracite coal trust
is the teacher, and Gothamites, without
respect to politics or religion, the vic
tims. "Hard Coal Advances a Dollar!"
Is a frequent newspaper headline. The
coal baroirs may catch it where the
chicken got It in the neck.
If the late "lamented Phineas T. Bar
naul, "lord mayor of Bridgeport," own
er of "the greatest show on earth,"
etc., could revisit the glimpses of the
moon, he would, unless he has lost that
git up aud git which made him both
rich and famous, hasten to secure the
services of Mr. Babcock, congressman
from Wisconsin and chairman of the
Kepublican congressional campaign
committee, and would advertise him
as "the greatest living acrobat the
greatest that ever lived." Bab's capers
on the tariff and trust questions have
never been equaled since the morning
stnrs sang together for Joy. One of two
things is true about Bab either he is
a most uncommon somersault turner or
he is "teched in the head" hard to tell
which.
Chairman Griggs.
Hon. James M. Griggs of Georgia,
chairman of the Democratic congres
sional committee, is winning favor
where it was least expected in the
east. Judge Griggs is bright, amiable,
patient, enthusiastic, capable, ambi
tious and industrious. What's more,
he's lucky. In speaking to Griggs of
his election to the chairmanship, Ilon.
W. M. Howard, one of the ablest young
men in the house, said: "Griggs, I be
lieve now that we will elect the next
house. Your invariable good luck will
enable us to win." Griggs is busy as
a bee in planning the campaign. The
New York ximes says:
Mr. Griggs, chairman of the Democratic
congressional committee. Is a man of
senso. He announces that hia committee
proposes to conduct the campaign for con
gressional candidates this fall chiefly on
the issue of the tariff. He reports an
urgent demand from all parts of the Un
ion for '"literature" on that issue.
If the Democrats are prepared, as Mr.
Grigg3 proposes, to wage the fight this
fall on the tariff issue and If they will
put up candidates for the house and for
the senate who will not regard their elec
tion as license for peddling their votes to
the tariff beneficiaries, they wiil deserve
to win. In many districts they will have
a fair chance to win. and even If they do
not Secure a majority In either house they
will lay the basis of an honest and sub
stantial political organization that will be
worth working with and for.
Republican Prosperity.
Senator Marcus A. Hanna says that
the Republicans made the present
prosperity. Let's see. One of my con
stituents, J. A. Norton, of St Charles
county, one of the richest agricultural
counties in the world, has Just har
vested 70.000 bushels of wheat from
his own farm, the crop averaging
thirty-flves bushels to the acre. Did
Republicans cause his prosperity? Pid
Mark sow that wheat, water it, make
the sun shine on it and harvest it? Go
to, Marcus Alonzo, with such rot!
Another of my constituents, W. 8.
Nelson of Lincoln county, made last
year $84.90 net from the milk of
one Holsteiu cow, the glory of which
performance Senator Hanna would
claim for the Republican party. The
chances are that the cow would have
given the same quantum of dulee lac
if there had been a Democratic presi
dent and congress in Washington.
-Another of my constituents, whose
name I have forgotten, but who lives
near New Florence, in Montgomery
county raised ginseng worth $125 on
about one rod of ground, which, of
course, is proof positive that Mark
makes it rain.
All over Missouri the corn is from ten
to twenty feet high, potatoes are big as
ostrich eggs, the earth groans beneath
the weight of a most bountiful harvest
of all cereals, fruits and vegetables:
consequently we all ought to go down
on our knees to Mark, provided be
madetbe rain to fall and the sun to
shine. But query: If Mark makes
it seasonable this year, why didn't he
make it seasonable last year? Does
he cause it to rain only in election
years? - People ought to have Informa
tion' on this subject, because It is im
portant, don't you know.
8ubservleney to Trusts.
Tho Washington Post, independent
goldbuggisb and high tariff sbouter,
gives this solar plexus blow to the Re
publicans Jn tftis congress for their
subserviency to the traet:
It is not very Improbable that the Re
publicans in both houses win be ready
to vote for one or two carefully drawn
antitrust measures when congress con;
venes. They are hearing and will -con-,
Hnn tn hnr from the people on that sub
ject. They will know a little later, If they
do not already realise, that there is wide-
The difficulty with Senator Hawleya es
timate of Senator Hoar aa a man who Is
"craxy" on the subject of the Philippine
Islands Is that the acceptance, of it Im
plies too many men besides Senator HsKp-
as in the same category. Mr. Hoar liVaj
self may be &tr enthusiast whose devjatMo
to his own Ideas sometimes runs away
with him. but we think the Instance was
never known before In which they led
him away from his party. If there were
any enthusiasm that was to turn his
brain, it would be naturally. In th re
verse direction. . But. to return to the
point from which we started, if Mr. Hoar
la craay here, so was -President Harrison
crazy; so is Oovernor Boutwel! crasy; so
Is Senator Edmunds, late of Vermont,
crazy; so Is Speaker Reed crazy. It ther
can be found any four men in this coun
try who were less likely to have the
soundness of their intellect affected by
either enthusiasm or brooding than Har
rison, Houtwell, Edmunds and Keed. we
should like to know them. This is to leave
out of account the author of the most
magnificent speeches made In the present
era of the nation s history.
That Herald editorial appears to be
a regular sockdolager on the Nutmeg
statesman. He will have to cplt on bis
hands and try it over again.
Free Advice.
The Atlanta Constitution, Democrat
ic, rises to remark:
The Democratic congressional campaign
of this year should be a vigorous and ag
gressive attack on those tariff schedules
that are being used no longer to ward off
Impossible foreign competition, but to rob
our own people and build up enormous
personal fortunes for favored classes and
sections. The way to kill the trust Is to
kilt the special legislation which Is th
spinal cord of its lifo. The way to de
stroy the leather trust and get shoes at
fair prices is to repeal the taxes on hides.
The way to destroy the food trust'ls to re
peal the food taxes and let the cattle and
fresh meats of Canada, Mexico and Booth
America come In to regulate prices to a
living level- And so on to the end of the
chapter.
That's one remedy and a good one,
but it Is an old saylug that "doctors
disagree." In a long editorial on the
subject of trusts the New York Mall
and Express, Republican, says:
A more inexorable law than any statute
framed in Washington Is responsible- for
the early demise of these corportttlons
the law of supply and demand. The
American dollar frames that law. It is
alert to opportunity, eager for invest
ment, hard to beat in competition It
at work all the time against tho trust
that inllates prices or seeks return on
watered stock. And it will omo pearvf
solving the trust problem than will any
legislation enacted by congress. Congress
can do much and should do something to
make unlawful some of the present prao
ticcs of the trusts, but Individual Amer
ican enterprise and capital wi!l after til
prove to be the real and vital force
against them
That ia only another way of stating
the warcryr of Hon, Sere no 13. Payna
"Let well enough alone!" or Mark
Hanna's Improvement on Tayne. "Keep
on letting well enough alone." to which
every trust and criminal in the laud
will give a most fervent and hearty
"Amen!" There in no sort of doubt
that the suggestion of the constitution
is preferable to that of the Mali and
Express, norace Greoley said, "The
way to resume is to resume," and tho
way to bust the trusts is to bust tbetn
It is true that individual enterprise
endeavors to bust them; but. as a rule,
they bust Individual enterprise. If the
M. and E. would give a complete list
of the private enterprises rruslied by
the Standard OH company, it would !
a valuable lesson.
The President and the Trusts.
Individually I arn inclined to give the
president credit for honesty In his
crusade against the trusts. It Is said
mat ne uas seiocteti Mr. lutueneui o;
Maine to introduce and manage an
antitrust bilL The Washington Tost
Independent and high tariff shouter.
s a doubting Thomas as to what a
Republican congress is likely to do to
the trusts. The Post is on the ground
and possesses unusual facilities for
information not only as to what is
done and left undone, but also as to the
motives of the actors. As to the Roose-velt-Littlefield
pronunclamento against
the" trusts it discourses in this cynical
strain;
It appears that an administration anti
trust bill is to be Introduced In congress
on the reassembling of that body In De
cember. Hitherto executive activities in
behalf of antitrust legislation have been
confined to recommendations In the regu
lar annual messages. President McKlnley
called the attention of congress to this
subject and expressed the hope that a
legislative remedy for the evils of monop
olistic combinations' "would be xJevl5eJ ana"
applied. President Roosevelt In his mes
sage to the Fifty-seventh congress last
December treated the trusts In a con
servative manner, but suggested publicity
as an important feature of remedial legis
lation. But neither the recommendation
of McKlnley to the Fifty-sixth congress
nor of Roosevelt to the Fifty-seventh con
gress fructified in any antitrust enact
ment Indeed, there was no feature of the
programme of the Republiean leaders In
poth of these congresses In the Fifty
sixth throughout Its life and In the Fifty-
seventh throughout Its long session more
evident than their determination to avoid
Interference with the trusts In any way.
But In the Fifty-sixth congress the
house of representatives did make a far
cical pretense of attempting an attack on
appose tkat he did oC Kav a fatS
tandlnv and keeat
fare which his cosaiaiu wa erpstre4
leg. It was a two act prodoclh tsjctad
tag beaidea tkat fsnaowe aaturvsf. MO.
entered epoa Its thirA y
alamber. the still more wttatr fi st Itry
a n-Napho-J ffrtkroa-Kay ce4ncara"a Mt.
Vrust amendment, fml aa be la
In the coMacOa ot I ha MUoa. ta
"man from Malo" rvkt Ml M ft
keexxneea of pvrcvpUo aad a mm C
humor wblch canst kave fcetgfcleewa avke
enjoyment of that rary farce cwne9jr.
That Mlt. although Intended t rM
death la the proc ot partarttlcav
printed, aad several coplo of R nxe aft ta
istenc. Feasibly Mr. UttttlM tM M
of them. Ac aay rata, be ra raflBy a
tala one. ea4 fee aaay find It mOUrttm t
make a careful etody af the dm as wtUcJk
auch dlstlngaUhad statcaAea aa Meeara.
Ray. Jen Una. Parkar. Oreeesraxt sWv
andcr. Wuafr aad others rmmmmir4
for the iuppritoo of rvUa tac44eA t
monopolistic conblnAttoosi
But If b the course ef hi tavnca
tions of tha opera Ooeta of trviats e4 coca
bines tt should happva to onror ta Mr.
Uttlcfleld that aocae of Ute sea nlor
tkmata aad xajpca (tag of fke
Ilea are abetter or tarts? i
which are not saetfod tor preoctto a
reretku. what srUI he 4 the f
That rtftr ft ttxxxt mm scttbtv is
anything written by Janlett or rpeken
by John Randolph of Rotooka. It
knocks the bottom cWar oat of" tW pre
tensions of the RffKibl leans trust
fighters and ptllorlc flay tt Co. aa fa
klrs. Of course everybody with any
sense knew all the tiro that the bUI
spoken of was ctrrap aod bold dema
gogy, but nobody baa so trrsrly aod
mercilessly exposed It as dors tn ot
In the aforrmentloocU editorial. Sucb
organ grinders as the (itotw-DrTaorr!
mako a show of believing that Ray
and his pals were to earnest hot ttvry
ouly excite the dcrlalon of boorat men.
When the devil sots about putting crt
his (ire, the Republicans will boat the
trusts a nil not before.
"Et Tu, Brute I"
The New York Evening rwrt. lad-
pendent founded by Alexander Hamil
ton and for years edited by William
Cullen Bryant, author of Toanatop
s la," toakes the following satirical re
marks touching the prreklcoUal mid
summer trust bunt:
We would not be thought to lewt fi.'p-
pantly of the prtaidnt's plana, lie la. ao
doubt. In drad earnest. His taotrtcy ta
the poettloa which h has lakeo oo tale
subject Is as unquvetlonabla as his cocr
age. W cannot, ksvitrir, bltad ureaivee
to the fact that a loss ranee aumavar
fight with trusts Is a vry di!T ( thlag
from coming to cloa gripe with tha sooa-
stars In the winter at Washtnatoo. Proca
rtrrfl a hand to hand conlaet tha prafc)et
and his party have just renrrgvd. and
trusts were not the ona to com t ot of It
considerable shuck up llk" rv "pr-
ralncuoiisly chwi ." The truth la. aa a
careful aludy rf the habit of the trust will
show, thai nrl-nal Is trull mar fe ewU4
an ratlva:lna Instead of a MWrrvaitng
spe-le It sV-p prrf 'illy th MiMRMf
through, carina r.ut fur th !oui rrtaa of
Itc xfcSJllar.t oo tuir.p cr p'tltmrm. Put
wl-.pn tha winter cornea. wii"i aa rival
MM in cot'.jrrr. Uk Mr l.itttfl!J of
this year, then It app-..r3 nU trcr attij
claws, and by tie ih f.t s
th.oKh witii lliat liil
would r.ot r-.ojti.iae It
Aro'lc.- Witr.e;??.
T!i.- Chk.igy rt.xxn3.
ed Mr McKlnley hi
prrs-cs its o;iniou of
antitrust crowde:
The most important obexr-rsllco
talned la the prwud cat's nitmrg aV
dra Is that In which he dwtarw that
new legislation is needed on tb ra hrt
of trusts and corabinatlona la r(rlot of
trade and Industry.
Probably 90 per cent of the Aaarkat
people will agree with th prc14t oa
the proposition that thor ahouM be addi
tional lcUlctlen rriattva to tha trots of
the criminal variety, but moat ef the
who are In earnest In thrlr hoeUUty to
such comblnatloos wt:i not support him
In his assumption that that Ier1altkia
should b In the line of rejutatloa aad
control iclualTly.
The klird of IrfUUltoo which would pat
moat of the great coramervtal pJiarvimrs
out of businaea could be Tacta4 by aa
honest congraae la a few days aad la a
few words by placing tha proOu-cta ef ev
ery lawless trust on the fr UL
Mr. Boaevelt adhataa to tha poUcy
which makes trurta. H ha po parttcutai
regard for a policy which wtuU anaaaha
th'-m.
A La SlUt We so-
Renders of Charles Iik-km f bleesv
ed mcracry will rrmouilier that at Ir
rcguliir ninl frvKjoeat IntrrxaU fCUa
Wogg droi.ped Into povfry. r4-aot
If somewhat Inartistic performance oo
the part of Mr. Wrgg. Soma aoooy
mous writer, following Mr. Wrfj'a ex
ample, tackled the Philippine prooiccn
In this wlso:
Spain once had a tiny lamb, tha saaak-
eat .lamb around. She aoid the Uab ta
Uncle 8am for twenty mllUcma
Then Sammy took It by tha tall to
It home, you know. Tha saaltas) rare
turned out a bear, and Baa caa't Vet 'ar
ro.
The poet whoever he waa. Jasi abotrt
exhausted the subject with wblcb ora
tors, statesmen and editors hava beeo
wrestling for more than threw yrars.
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NASH STREET.
It is with pleasure wo announco to tho tobacco Rrowcrs of Eastern
Carolina the completion of our mammoth brick Warehouse. Wo now
have the
soread and deep dissatisfaction with their J trusts and combines. Assuming It to be
ithaorvlenev during the Fifty-sixth and j a fact that the president has requested
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J'RANXLINTON, N. C.
SnM'L MERRILL, PrfT.
d vcomodifcioa for the traveling
the long session of the Fifty-seventh con
mm tn tha interests ot monopolistic in- ,
dustrtsi combinations. Whether they come
twb. hni4As or defeated, they will
com to face a atrpng pressure for anti
trust enactments. And tt will not be
stntngS if they yield to this pressure.
As t9 Crazlness,
Generai Joseph B. Bawley, senior
and gerHIe senator from, tjonnecucui.
Renresentative Llttlefleld of Maine, whose
name Alia seventh place on the house
Judiciary -committee, to prepare the pro
posed administration antitrust bill, we
are moved to remind that gentleman of
fhe existence of an antitrust measure that
was prepared by that committee, was put
through the house almost If not quite.
Unanimously and is now In a pigeonhole
in the roOm of the senate Judiciary com
mittee, the identical place for which It
'"d Livo.y Attached.
. . .. . r - 7i,A I was orunnauy intenaeo. me resiiui ooae
ha fleelarea tnat senator uwrisc i - - . wn. tntpntionaiiv directed
bie Hoar, the old man eioguent from j Dy lta framers and promotera. Mr. LJtUe
xfnasflhiiRotts is "craxy" because of I field was even then, although new tn con
Massaenusetis. u nMtinid kres. a member of that Important eom-
hta ottitnde on the Philippine question, j ar w. v. . -Xt-A
On Hawley's characterisation of Hoar 1 BuapCtei 0t the authorship of that
.o Rooton Herald.' " Independent, re-1 measure, yet it would be far from credit-
inarka:
: able to hia intelligence . and sagacity to
The Ueallat Savage.
It is a qnfstlou wbetber any purriy
savage peoples werv subject to cpldeo.
Lc diseases before they came ta coo-
tact with civilized uattoua. Tha prob
ability la that tbey were not so, as tU
universal prncttc of all sura pejooie
was to destroy weakly aod ChMated
Infants and also to kill off tpefl peo
ple and thoe who had contracted any
disease. This would bar tt ffect
of producing an absolutely brat thy
adult population, among which epi
demic disease, unless l&trodocrd froa
outside, would never b able- to rata h
footing.
Of Civilised peoples th !JcdlJ4aV
Tians have during the period cerered
by history been most free) froea epi-
d fmlcs, although an appaxeot ax cap
tion is to be found In the eotapraU
prevalence of leprosy. Dot thbr can
hardly be described as epidemic a tt
hi almost entirely doe to the eating of
tale and Imperfectly cured fish fltrtof
the kcg winter. This ha t as
llgned pa one of the causes of this dla
easo. Dot it nas doc Dees aoaoistaiy
demonstrated, aod oven lf.lt bad beaa
It would be rather dlsraa scci-
dent than aa eptderalc
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and Most Conveniently arranged Warehouse for tho sale of Leaf Tobacco
in North Carolina,
Equipped with superior advantages and amnio capitiil. wo intend
to make every pound of tobacco placed on our floor
BRING
ITS
FULL VALUE.
This U no Idle borut, bat nrtrj worvj of it U Xht iralh tzx ?r;3 CJ &Hv jvs lj ctuZ Z
Oar Mr, rirlmm U on txprWtop4 toUacrosial kt Vi-35 in 9iu rt rj ! lmn fr-r"3
In tbti bosincen for rear nod hv rm3tr4 of ib Ur?ri t?m In tt c?43 vu tiwli". if ih t uu.
The LoaUbartr rnnrkt U fortrrnaU In r.ATi tlsa to tr is b-vm rx-3 tut f 5s t urr-nz, uti lm
MASSENBURG HOTEL
J f Iansienriirtf Propr
o4 laaommodations. Good fare: Po
'' aa attantiva aerraalr
NORWOOD HOUSE
Use For Poeamoia,
Dr. J. & BisVopof AnVrew, Mloh., sayi,
"I have used oley's Honey and Jar in
. r m m 1 DIMM
tutes.
M. K. A P.E, Pleaaanas.
Mrich of the sorry of lite comes
from smart sayings. ..
J. hORvouD,Proprleir.
i
A New Jersey Editor' Testimonial
M. T. Lyneh, Editor of the "Phillipibarg
w 1 nst?T Poit writes: "I haye ased many
Wads of Medicines for eonghs and eotos
my
Fole
iaLiA a 'trnna . amai
family hot oerer wjuiiur . .-- -
y's Honey and iai- l cuv. -f---
Foley's-Honey and Tar is pecnliarlT
a.intiit ht ehronio throat tronblea ana
iTittreir care bronohitle. hoarse dsm I w.5Trr?f
ana. au orun"'" iTV. " " --tt
tutes. ' M- v at g neasanva,-
When yea treat a nJaaatal akytle try
the sew remedy, ChassWrlala's Si natta
- a. . a- aV a. a- . 'i . ak m 1 mW - r
will protect their iatcrcst hea Uuir tod aero it ora;i 10 osr sw. ikx iw . v:rr; ;?-t
and their ortntri; but try u and b conTisotJ lht fnzr UtrvJi I v.t t Ur lriir4 a.o
matter when loeatfxJ. Oar fM t- tloot 4a-nr. A- 11 Aw Uitu, Cn-.trr
McGhce. Solicitor. Irtfa Grtra. X T. II tut Vrraas tU&xrimK r;U liA.v Ptt4 V.
and
Samp
JrtrTahleta, Ik y are-ea'y U lal a
pleasant ia efft Ptiea. W .eea
leafrM at M. JLa P. E. rWaaasla.
A Obod cbaraeter cannot
built on hate or enty.'
be
Sren a iweet girl nay took oar
when the U "In a pltW
BatUo and IL 1. Taj lor. Wribr, H. Kord, nivo "a t g4. t Var t l Uxr.
r ' ' PARHAM 5l FORD-
Cured Hemorrhage of the Lung.
"Several years sinea -my Innjs were so
v.ti affected mat l naa bmi na
rbagea." writes A. If. Ake, et Wood, Ind.
A.iL kUh,Mt with several ohrsieiaae
wiftoutinTbenefitl V
Fee8wo)lea toll
tai. 1 Tebace C5v, 1
T o lw ,.tae Via walU It U IV Utr atflil U a!J ClU aww fa? V taJ
mm 9 eaasaieX la utt whw v -fcr! eti it if
Va Wars (ia 4
lVa"- ler-a. Xtt p, I relaK. m U 'at 1 I
--reVTiTlT aa hi a. -vL- tavta I lTBVaIeCoJib Hi C. HCWliaB M U-lf ;tf elli Hi. C :;i:i? ,alt )a f.f.K, re-, .. g tU j: tV-J If?-4
J.CoTf VaSey VT."-:VV.HA I UeSlaaT Wl Oi W. CbU W.T. llai-, c-tkr at-l J-rW V V f UV 1. Wa 4 a f A i( UiillatttM v. e
etwora.yiMiwereweie ta i-a-i ,MS. - o bill liroCtV UU SwajtVe- tit Sfc a eesa jn itr n w a7 - "VV " - ,
site aad X wMewaasea 7fF- f' ... . . M..,a, u thai a aaall taarl ! H e o r-V. aUh il e1 U at J-t fW ef twMit ti I Vr ia.
Foley'. Honey and Tar ;ana niy ----- '"gMlhr prwtlv4 JeleVa Sal ,ak. a. la! btit f U en U PiUa A Tt-ri 4 .-rvrl Wr- . , Vis. (
.....ft .. a nUliCl - a rKwa.u.wu - - .. . - aj av van, ai - -
nvw a- "---J -' . ' . 1nn(, tronbla - M. L I Bey -re aieo saaoe rvM awaai - I ..v.. ,
inVaneed rtaget of lung troable
Plessaau Eroi Drtf Btore.
I any cUtr au tit a-Zcrda,
i
u$ e " - vs "y $ v4
7" i- . 1 IX A
eUng p0 UeSoUdUd.
mac
a F. K. fleasent.
aaapla Room. -
ants. " -
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