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OHU1&UH DIRECTORY;
BXTHOblST '
,n-1.v School at 9:30 A. H.
GTko. 8. BaXSH, flapt.
I'rching at U A. tt., and 7 30 II
- v-ry sJundai " v
l'n?r mtwting Wednewlay night., ;
U 9. Mi.88l. Pastor
BAFTIBY. " -- '
Sunday School at 9:30 A. JJU
Thos. B. Wildul Sap
Pr-v:hiaR at 11 A.Mnd 730 P.M.,
ny-r u ting Thursday nlgbt. v
H. li- Mashbcahb. Patitor.
afisooPAL, - "
ni y School at 8:30: ' A
,i irl and 4lh BuDWit. ,
n..-uiQK fraywr, Friday afternooa
Rkt. J oua LosooBk Hector. -
P&S8BTTXBrtll.
rvica 4th Sottda? in aoh month
morula and night. "T--
Paator.
LOOOIB.
Loaisborg Lodgs, No. 413, A. P.- &
A. awwta 1st aad 3rd, Taeady
mbw in each moothi
CONTINUOUS rllOADS.-
ALUE OF UNITING SHORT STRETCHES
x, , , yt UUOO HIGHWAYS, J
L'r teiuaonai oarxuA
F rfmitbwick.D.D.8. C. H. Banka,l.D.8
Kd. SH1TUW1CK & BASKS.
DENTAL bORUEOSS,
LUUlHBUttU, N. C.
in Hicka Building, Main Street.
I Ifflc.
D'1-
W. H. BUWAKU8,
DENTIST.
Ddhham, N. C.
Will be in bis offlc at Wka Foit, S'C,
the wrek (ollowiBg tb Unit Boatta? V t
ca h moatb urv)nd to do deattit wotk.
r.
H. COOKE.
ATTOKHEY AT-LAW, '
Looiabnrg, N. C.
o (Bee on Nonh street. Prompt attention
nvra all legal busiueaa entrneted to me
rtiACTICINQ PHY8ICIAJI AJJP B0KCHOM.
LODUiSOMt. a. 0
mm In narcf Aj,ck Trng Store.
J. J, MAxNN,
PHYSICIAN and SUBGEON,
LocwBCite, a. o.
(jffice in rear of Aycockedrngatora
J R. 8. P, B0RT,
PRAOTICWa PHYSICIAN AJSD SDRaBOH
Louiflburg, N. C
ufflce orer P. 8. A K- K. AHea'a.
I)
R. tt. F. XAJili uun,
PUTlUClAJi AJJD SUltaBOH.
H. C.
mnca In
Lonwjn,
Y.rburoask k BJckvtt bo Iving.
v lni cull uunrsriM iruu x.
rmiuane, yhona 74.
i)
E. QOBDON LEE SCHEFFEB,
DENTIST
LOniKBORU. . - R. C
Arthur Hynta PI ming
yord nolloliig.
Tlew the. Ppetat CoadiU
"emopatimtloa. of tb ' JleceaW':
aity For jHproTWMat a Stated krv'
Colonel W, U. Diekiaaoa. X" I
i . - v. ; i
At .the recenf'annaartaeetinjr of -tht '
Bpnngfleld . (Masa.1 Automobile ctafc
Colodel W. Dlcklason. chairman ot
It Executive ' committee " of.: the Ket
Yk ami Chicago Boad 'association,
spoke as follows oh the movement fo
pontlnnouB good roads, says the Munic
ipal Journal and Engineer: - . -:,.The
moTement for better roads - la
.gradually, spreading over the entire
country. Their - value is sonnlversally
understood that undoubtedly within a
tew; years nearly ."every state la Vh
Union, will - have taken some- action
toward improving Its highways. Ihe
good - 'example set- by .those eastern
states which have given state aid b.as
been fllQwed until seventeen states
of the Union" have taken steps In Imi
tation of these pioneers. I do not mean
to say that all of the seventeen have
made large appropriations of money,
but they nave all proyidedsome state
authority to- have jurisdiction in!- the
matter of rad improvement. . -. '
"During the past few -years, we have
been building short stretches of good
roads to demonstrate the value of such
roads. Their value nas been fully established,-:
and , their . cost cannot be
compared with , the great benefits de
'"rlved. The: time has now arrived when
we should connect these short stretches
of- roads to make cop tinuous good
roads or. trunk lines leading across the
country In various directions, giving
first class roads to the various centers
of trade, which win particularly bene
fit the rural districts.
"Hon. James. H. MacDonald of Con
necticut Is the first state highway com
missioner to recommend a state appro
priation for -connecting these links to
make continuous good roads. An ap
propriation for this purpose has been
made by the Connecticut legislature.
"With a continuous good road farm
ers can haul their products to market
with a great saving of horses, vehicles
and time as compared with a poor road
or one which has short sections in good
repair with most of it in poor condi-
on. A perfectly good road enables
them to deliver their products at any
time and take advantage of a favora
ble market.
"The benefits derived from continu
ous good roads are of great commer
cial value to the country, affecting all
branches of trade. -Reducing the cost
of transportation of our products to
market results In a reduction of the
cost of these products to the consumer.
A large percentage of the freight car
ried, by the railroads and od our water-i
ways is first hauled over our cdmmon
roads. : All transportation companies
should be greatly interested In the con
struction of well built roads, capable
ofThigsedat"airi5ason8 andTlxf all
weathers;' as such roads would assist
I?!
1-
I ft
aa v -:'
When Lung Sing
: Whistled .
By CLAUDC PAMARM
Copyright, VX&ijjL .a'Paroella
The foreman at the Star ranch bad
come up tahe house In Xt middle of
jthe afternoon on BonWerrand and as
he passed the. cook housesrhere Lung
Shig wal scouring his. pots - and pan
be neard a sound that cuuaed lilm to
stop in ills tracks and' exclaim: T
"Well, I'll be haugodT "
Lung iSing j was whistling. - ne had
been cook -atiStar fauch foV over i a
year and bad never been. heard to whis
tle before.! Indeed, be never hummed,
never smiled, never talked unless di
rectly spoken to. ' He was put down as
-surly and crossgralned, but as he was
a good -cook and as none ofithe-meja
cared a copper whether be talked or not
he still held Ms; ?ace. . " V - r -
-Whaf the matterr asked. Colonel
SpeaVa wife, who was mistress of the
ranch, as the foreman finally reached
tiiedoor. V-"' " ' -
"That heathen back there Is whis
tling. ;.- . ;; "
"Weil, can't heathen'whlstler :
"There Is no law againsf it. but tm
Sing bas been here over a year, and
ttls Is his flr&t toot . Wonder what haa
happened to chirk him no?"
"I cant say-. L had lAm In here an
hour ago and told bun that he'd have to
take the ljuckboard tomorrow morning
and drive over to Ptoe Hill to meet
Fannie Wimams. She's comtagr on to
etay with na a month or two. yon know.
Tbey thlnksTnethmc:,bi the matter
with her luncs. and thsdoetor has' rec
ommended tHta.3tMmAtet- The colonel
has got to go over to Wo Creek,
of course, the rest of you are busr.T
"But but I dont like theklea," sain
the foreman as be scratched bis head.
"Why don't your .
- "Because Lung Sing Is whistUngr
When a heathen whistles look out foi
him."
The wotnanTaughed and turned away,
and a minute later the foreman wai
walking off. He passed the cook house
again, and the Chlnman was stm wnls-
"tllng 9oftly to himself.
"He's at It again, and 1T1 bet he's up
to some deviltry. Ill tell the-boys to
keep an eye on him.'
ty rods.heyohd-where she had left the
backboard there was a rocky bluff hid
den under the cedars and in the bluff
a : oaverof considerable dimensions.
Upon , entering; Ihe cave be tied the
girl's hands and feet and then retraced
his steps. r-The vehicle was backed oJE
the brinsTof a gorge,, the narneas flung
over It, and theu the aaan led the horse
Into a thicket and cut Its throat." 51
- When he reappeared' at the cave hi
unbound his victim and lay down on a
-flat stone at the mouth and told her his
plans: r He had heard of brigands and
toldupa and . abductions. - He had b
I acted her and would hold her captive
until Colonel Spear was Willing; to
come downwith (5,000 In .cash and
promise net-to set the law en his trait
lie bad, been.-wbnderlng for." several
years bow he could make a grand coop,
but fate had nerer aided him before.
He knew the Chines cook at-Crescent
ranch and through' him could get pro
visions and c-pn communication with
the coloneU'-i She would be well treat
ed, but abe would be held captive la
the cave until results could be brought
about rf ",:.'' . -"-vj-iJjc :
Long Stag rested on bis right aide
and elbow- as be told his story
VALUE OEG 00D 110 AD3
WHY THEY ARC :THt BEST
V ;-"';OF A, STATE, ;.
; OBJECT LESSON ROAO,
Assrrt
ii
gaeeaaor to Dr,
nu.ee In
B.
B. MtHHMRIIM.
aTTOBjrrr at law
LOCUBCB.
win muum m a tbe Ooorto of the State
Offlee n Coart House.
M. W. BODDIE,
ATTORN EY-AT LAW,
Loi7U)BUbQ, N. C.
Office OTer Beadie, Bobbitt A Co.'a drag
tore.
HAYWOOD ECFFIN.
ATTOBBTbT-AT-LAW,
uhmWi a. o.
win nr&nUmi in ma the Coarta of Frankun
uU adioinlng eoaatSM, also In the Bnpiemi
joeaoatnthe Dnltea BUtea XMatdat and
Otttoe In Uoopev and CUfton Bnllorng.
rriHOfl. B. wiLDna,
AXTOKSTST-AT-LAW,
wtmmii.0. -
sOoopera
a. 3PK0ILU
ATTORHBT-AT-LAW,
uaiavrao,s. o. .
wmatteadthe eoartaof FrankUa, Tanea.
SraoTiUe. Wanen nd Wake eoonttea, also
tne tmpreme Court of Morth Carolina.
Prompt aueatton given to eoilecttons.
ufflae over Bcenon'a Store.
T.
W.BICXBTT,
LAWYBF.
wwnaaeae a. a.
The eettlement of estates for Executors,
AdmleUtrstors and Qnudlans la mmdea spee
lity, and the bonds reqoiregL "T 1W can v
secured ntheofflee, .
mce in Yarborongh ft Blekett nnUdlng
tain street.
VA a. FBBBOJI,
ATTOBJTBY AX-SAW, .
aeeiasvBe,T.e.
m mm la aU aoarta. Offloe on
streeu . " ""' "
ty H YARBOBOTJaB is f
AnOBOTt ATLA W, -
LOUISBTJBO, BJ. a, ....
oaee la Opera Hoasc tmlldlng, Court attest
All legal business intrusted t bint
win raealve vrompt and earefal attention.
jyj F. HOUCK,
COMTRACTOB asb BU1LDEB,
in preventbigacongestlon and In equal
izing their freight traflic
"In large cities where roads are good
the motor truck la rapidly superseding
the dray horse. It Is cheaper, more
convenient! more efficient, more hu
mane and more cleanly. Large motor
trucks are used for freighting purposes
and the delivery automobile is used by
merchants to deliver their goods. Ex
press companies use them to collect
and deliver express matter. Under fair
conditions they everywhere seem to
perform their work with convenience
and efficiency. In the west the farmer
uses the traction engine to plow, har
row and seed bis landand cut his
grain. With the great improvements
that are constantly being made in the
manufacture of motor vehicles It is
fair to assume that the day is not far
distant when they will be used by the
farmer to "carry bis products to, mar
ket. The motor vehicle is certainly al
ready a success, and how long a list
of other important uses the future will
show no one can predict. The automo
bilist and the farmer should get to
getherand work for good roads. "
"There is a growing, sentiment
throughout the country that the federal
government should appropriate money
to assist in building trunk-lines of
roads. Large sums of money have been
expended by the national government
to Improve our 'waterways, to encour
age the building of trunk lines of rail
roads and to build roads In the Philip
pines. It would seem as if public con
venience and necessity demanded that
the: same government should equally
assist In the' Internal development of
our country by . improving the high
ways. It seems strange that a country
which leads the world In progressive
ness should allow Its roads to get Into
such a deplorable condition, ours be
ing the only - civilized country that
has neglected its highways. -European
countries have national systems of
roads, the best features of which could
well be copied by this country to its
great advantage! I V' V " :
"Tne different elements favorable to
improving our highways should unite
and urge favorable, action by congress;
The people of this country are awaken-:
Ing to the economic importance of this
great reform, which in the near future
will become our next national work for
Internal development. It calls for con
centrated action, and .all those Interest
ed In this great problem should do every
thing in their power to. aid the move
ment for. better roads and td insure the
construction- of "a system of highways
which win meet-the real needs of the
country." s: " - -'Vv 'r
sun had gofar in the .west, and as It
thane over the bill forming the root of
the cave It cast shadows down ha front
As the story -was finished, and It had
been listened to without a word in re
ply. Long Sing bvgan to whistle. He
bad brought bis plot safety thus far,
and felt that he had A right to whistle.
As p whistled a new shadow appeared
among the shadows. - It fell txpon the
fiat atone at the Cblnaman's beela and
was na clean eat that the a-trl draw In
her breatn at sight of tt She knew it
for the head of a great cat ' The head
moved t and frb, and the ears worked
backward and forward, and all the time
the man tying there was whistling to
blmaelfu: He may have wondered why
the captive did not shed tears and ap
peal to his mercy, or be may bare men-.
tally praised her tor the bold front she
"put on. She was ready enough to weep.
and she "would bare appealed but for
that shadow. It fascinated her and
for the time being made her oblivious of
Iter situation. Sometimes it disappear
ed for a moment but always to reap.
pear and to seem to grow larger and be
come more menacing. By and by Lung
Sing ceased te-whlatle and said:
T tile you up again and go away.1
. He bad lifted blmseif off his elbow
when there was a scream so fierce that
the hills rang, and a tawny body alight
ed on the recumbent Chinaman,' strug
gled with him fur a moment and then
As soon as be had .cooked the merfs-M35 Bon from B'cbt monC tte
The Kw lock and Chkxg?
ocUtto la cottpoaed f fteocW wSs
are la favor f (be tapreaat c
hhwsya f de MCot, CM oclre
tloa aod'malattsAfioe of Crat cUmH
taodara coo Un noes Cam It tslvrttsta
bixhways and mpcUVtj' m qs
stmction of an eMect las aqa road te
tarees Kew Tock and Cbicar eaya tne
New York America. ThJa read. It is
the iateenoa. anan be of mtxA cbractr
thtt tt win be s be2t to every eea-'o-rpality.
ttrwrt kvn U taa and tt
'very tadtvldoal aiocg Irs rarTat. It Is
to be prtmartly B baefe! kxtian y, cot
tairBd fer tn aprUI brt t U tJ.
ere sisAttn r tor the exrtcssfve e tJ
thoen tat cat est beaOaem. bet eoe which
AH CUaee U cttttetts wU gad a c-
Tetdenc beoeflt.and a peyug ta
vstsjent- 4 .'
TbejiaeociaUosi ks alsrtfy s Wndlag
together ef tap workttjr for encn.
xaoa eaasa, who far! Cut trsltn srtion
ad lhroast the afa t in e ma mI la Xaaie Mrmt tfcaai radti-L4et
Th ( finds the riding so comfortable that be 1 and Car. tsromJk crxaalaaOon rwemlss
Wee Blakwsri rri
. veeteseet e Amy CeaeeieteJrr af 1
-m Fveeataeat
; BU BaaAlenn.
"Did yon ever consider what a handi
cap It is to a state to hare poor roads T
: That question was asked by a prosnW
nent motorist the other day, says Cm
Kew York." American and JooraaL Hs
had been tourtag all snmcoer .through
New England and had had a chance to
get an idea of where the best roads for
motoring .were located. -His remarks
on the subject are worth serious coo
eratloa not alooe by aatomobOIste, but
by legislator as welt - - -, ,
-in Masacbuaetts there la a system
of roads that fa not surpassed ta Amer-lea,-"
he said, "and that state gets the
benefit from the fine highways ta more
ways than one. - It is a paymg invest
ment. Any person who has ever txmvtV-
old YelYet
the
solii
call
-t for the price.
cyctv where
louiisbui
pensary,
TnAinw Ami for sJl kinds ef Botldbur
SapUes, ArUstlo stanUes and TUee-AeB- J
Uwtavsi jveaurna aannuRea v ' .. -: v
HOTELS.
, A Parinat In-veatnsen. -J. -
Boadway Improvement Is by all oddf
the best paying" investment a-commu
nity can make; t . - "
breakfast text morning Lung Sing set
out oh his ten mile drive to the rail
road. He was -given .many words' of
caution by the colonels wife, and be
promised over again to drive slowly
and bring the girl and her trunk safely
to the ranch. His face was as- Impas
sive as a washboard untIK he bad left
the bouse half a mile-behlnd him; then
he puckered bis. mouth and began
whistle. Between .whistles he grimed
and smiled. . ,
An hour and a half later he drove up
to the little station on the- plains; and
when, cani lhhls gsenget
stepped from one of 1 the parlor a
Lung Singweleomed her with a grunt
He grunted - again as he put her bag
gage aboard, the -vehicle, and he put on
a blank look as the station agent said
to tbe glrlr
"I suppose he's tho cook -over a t the
Star and they sent him because all the
others were busy. : -!
"Oh, I'll excuse him." laughed the
girl- as she settled herself. And next
moment Lung Sing was driving away.
- It was in June, and the weather was
cool and pleasant, and the girl almost
forgot the man beside her as mfle after
mile was passed. Once or twice she
was conscious that he was whistling,
but as she didn't know' whether. China'
men . usually whistled or not she did
not give the matter a second thought
She had been Informed by! letter that
the, drive from tne staTion to tne ranch
house would not occupy over two hours
at the farthest That meant her ar
rival by noon. Her watch showed ner
when that hour had come round, 'but
she could seo no sign of cfvfflsatlon. In
fact she -saw that the vehicle bad left
the road, such as it was, and was pro
ceeding over the uomaxked plains.
"Arc wa almost there f she asked as
she turned to Lung Sing and spoke
for the first time since leaving the
station. .
LDle while line while, be replied
as be stared straight ahead. -"But
how is tt that you-are off the
road?" -
"Load alle light"
: A. jmlnutejater?the Chinaman was
whistling. It wasnt the honest whis
tle of anc Ajnericahv" but there- was
somethinghyocritical'nnd deceiving
about It r Th8"Blri had nothing further
to say. ?,"The-taan would not hare been
sent if be hadn't been all right and If
hebad left the track It was-probably
to take a short cut and preach -Jtbe
bouse all the sooner. - It was 'not' until
her watch- marked 1 o'clock ' and: the
vehicle; Was being driven among the
scrub pines and cedars., along a stretch
of foothills, 'that the gtrl .turned and
selxed Xung Stagey the . arm and ex-;clataedK-v---H:':-
v;--
: "I: know youi "are not". taking nne to
the Tancb house V. What do you mean
: "Alle llpit--alle "llght""-tepUed the
Celestial as he hurried the-horse forr
ward. - --)---.
? "But it is not all rtghtr Let me out
at oncer,-' . "
He seized her with one hand to hold
her In the seat while- be guided tdie
horse with tbe other, but m tbe strug
gle the animal was reined Into tree,
and the -vehicle stuck fat! Then Lung
Sing developed -the "plot.that had been
working tn'hls brain' ever-slnce the
mdmeit he was told that he must drive
over for the visitor. J
'VWlth a -fierce scowl oil .hk face,- In
his pigeon English be ordred tne-gtn
to proceed tn a certain it Traction. For-
wlabes to repeat tbe trip.
. "Not only that, but he prekwgt hla
stay in the state to take adTaaUgs U
tbe fine, driving: Orfltaartty; accoo
panied by two of -three others, this
means an expenditure tor llvtnr ex
penses that bring money' into place
m tbe state where before there was no
such revenue.", . . .
VA MiiMU.I
for many of the smaller towns have
bad strangers within their portals whs
never would have been seea there but
for the roads that led thaca whtxher
thy did not caj.Whrn they have lost
the way tn going from one city to an
other Instead ef dUrpleascr at making
a mJatake therdeilghtral DUcve that
presented themselves hire and there,
coupled with the well kept roads, add
ed a seat to the trip.
"We bear a lot about the beauties ef
ibis region or. that one and plan to
The girl rose up and stared, but Lung
Sing was gone as welL Tbe big moun
tain lion bad carried him off as easily
aa a cat carries a mouse. ' ' .-
"DIdnt I tell your said the foreman
of the Star ranch at midnight - that
night when the girl had been found
wandering on the plains and brought to
by a searching party. ."It isn't In tbo
nature of a Chinaman to wnistle. " Hs
Just sulks and grunts. When you find
bira whistling, look out tor him, , lot
tbereTT be mischief to pay - In soraa
shape." . . . . ;- , ':;v-,f;
.-. ' - r T. - t -
yzjustrag ov AVTnoaaxna on A noon
s Steelraur4a. Itnt reler.0.
rVTf beats tne,isald a.clertla ahirdV
ware store, mow tne on -. rasuonea
steelyards hold their; own. I can; re
member how-popular they were with
certain farmers' wives when I was a
hoy in the country and what a 'delight
ft-was to me to.be allowed to try my
hand at weighing a roll of butter or a
bag of wool.. But even then the women
and children were the only persons who
seemed to. lake much stock in steel
yardsw The tradesmen who bought bur
produce Very flatly said that the- figures
represented by steelyards not" only
could but did tell lies, and tbey pro
ceeded to weigh all our tuff over again
on scales that were supposed to have
the quality of truth fumeaa.
"Up to the present day jteelyards
have had the reputation of being unre
liable.. but tn spite of their in repute
people stin .buy them. Just .why so
many householders and tradesmen re
tain their fondness tor in antiquated
style of weighing machine, when there
are so many new and approved pat
terns on the market la a puxsle, but
even though mystified w keep a sop
ply on hand tor the benefit ot those who
stick to the old way of doing things.--New
York Press.
keJIBe4 te rreetise. -
When John Hay was crossing the
Atlantic in 18CS on bis way to Paris
to serve as secretary of . legation he
told die follow tog anecdote to on et
his fellcw travelers;. On applying jf sr
admission to the bar of Illinois be was
gammoned to appear before-a commit
tee of prominent Chicago lawyers to he
examined as to his quatlficntloaa. J
. He went to the place appointed and
found the committee assembled, but
for a long time tbey took no notice t
the young candidate, but continual
talking vigorously together on varloss
subjects. At last one of the lawyers,
turning to him, said:
-."Mr. Hay, what would you'do ttsi
client should come toyou with such
case: as this t and proceeded to ds
scribe very elaborately a compllcatd
legal case, ., - -- " - - -.
"I should ask for a retaining tee or
50,"T promptly replied Mr. Hay, "aid
tell him to call tomorrow."; -
Mr.'Hay.T you are admltted,, acid
the 5. gentleman. - and ' wtth; Jt heady
laugh from all present the proceedlrgs
closed, y-'. ,;. :'.--;-;--' -
make a trip to see what the places are
like. We see tbena. to be sure, bt the
discomforts experienced ta msktag the
Journey often take away mocfi et the
pleasure that otherwise might hare
been enjoyed. -
"It Kewtiampefclrv tor Instance, bad
a system of roads anywhere near tike
that of Massachusetts what a paradise
it would be for the anotortsts! Some
day the altuatloavmay bo realised by
the people ot that sutn and socsethlng
.done toelp tbe mattrbct It "looks
as ITttica a tang Way-oir..--.
"For example, there are ronda ta the
northern , part of-tbe state where tbe
scenery . la "aim ply magnlnceet , that
could be put ta fair shapu for a
dollars. X know 'of place, where -the
expenditure of a count ot doXUra a
day by a town to fill op holes aad arret
roads would In a week or two saax
the highways SO per cent bettac
"At present tbey are abomtnaln tn
some places. When yoa find yea ksv
to run a ear' at alx or aeveo miles aad
at times slow-down to the point that
Just divides between actunDy stopping
and barely moving been one ot a-nlOea
and holes, when tbe road Is perfectly
level, too. for some mQea, thea soxa
Idea .of the .dJsKomforbj of motoring
thereabouts mty.b gleaned.".
The writer within aftw weeks trav
eled over a number of loch road and
found the condition were not at aa ex
aggerated It did seea Eke practiced
negliges c to aDow the high ways to re
main tn that ship.
-ported that every town should . t
about making tb toads. wtthla Its
boundaries a hard and smooth as a
racing track, yet ho rand reason ex
eats for letting them grow wore each
week, for In the end, when repairs' are
imperative, tbe cost is all tb greaUr,
And what Is true of on stats hi appu
; cable to others, Massachusetts exrrpV
ed. --x l
may b brocg&t nboot waich wvcVl be
beyond, th power of any on to n
compiUh slAgt handed,
That th cost of cooatrocCsg a high
way such as planned by the aaaoclattaa
would b too great for any stagi or
gaahutloa to tneet Is self evident This
aaeodatioa dor not prooone ta eaJ!:r
consist et sroaatnar n-sbBe inrerest and I
entkoaUam ta tbe project, ao Ctat each I
Its tndrrtdnat Bnk ta Its wa fecA&ty,
veataally f ormtsg a coopirt chata of
taodera road.. Xa this manner, as can
readily ' b seen, the cost of the ceav
stroctloo of tnia road will not be a bur-
Can on. any on.
Leasee TKat Are fifty Feet Let.
In our temperate dimita son of
the trees basJeavca of a ftr that
will even, compare favorably vUh
those of tb. ularxi and tropical
rAftnfriM in nnmt Tli
tiio oak and the elm leaves sr bet
laiiaileainul bit of rrcvn hm
cemrarrO with the rinlic abrrli
of TcJvctY vcTtJur XouTiJ oa soma
of tb trees, shrubs sod nUnta of
South and Central, Axncrica. Tbe
South American tree bb has tbe
Urgwt leaf U the Insja twbn, hkh
prows oa tb banks of tb Awmo.
Tbeftcavt of this riant are often
tlfty feet in 1 earth, bet tbey r
ery narrow, seldom etcewdin cibl
w tea iret. With tba Crvloar
eoooannt palm it u diffrmiL la
that' ipeoes tb I caves arc frwn I
tvenir to twenty-fivt feH in leartb
and from sixteen to eighteen ia
wid'Jic Tht natives of Grvtoa sr
aid to nae tbc leavta In tenUnAt.
ing,-three or four Wing saSocst
to xnaks a abelter for a bol f ata-
c i
7 ; ' .
Harper!
. saw
1 On Evcr
d CseteaA. . .
aeiea
Ui l M r .
V v v V V VVH
t O try.
., Iaatrtrt ef rnranaosia
A sold at this lie tf sgVe4ed U 1UU
to eaaee teeeoia kVck te so eTsv fa
tal, and eve eWesnhe patwat ha raov.
erad its tasgo are awakened, saakia
taess peaaliariy eaaaetaibla to the i.
opateat of aoaaasiptioa. roUy' Boaee
ana Tar wui atev tn oeaga. he,
atreagvhen the laagv and twevaal
awaU. LaUrirre aoocke tbi4 Qaially i
l the wondarfsi eeraUv aaaitUes I
rofoysuoaAdTa. There as aotk
lag aiea -Jaet na geod." reeasiekr O.
U Ayeaak. .
The Secret of Good Colfee
blaoded fee -:
cooaUrs a -
via vurrLf tV VUrr ta
Wlsse.i - Z.j. - i
for a :r. v f
-1 rt.fcie fwe4 era cf
.isOira-Wl eod ewierty
W 1 CK1 -fc-
n-r-.7 -.,;.- dwcn nbo1 oar tbaif
3 wdLnt nSuta
a 'ai trv Lnl4aia daTy
m w 2 &1s a &ilk Li
TO MAKK
t r t I
rw i.
now
tW US'-
9m Ax iMA.
!. arm eTi r. itii
iw iT.i Mt 1
Ml 111 t I.
GOOD COFFEE.
na. terra ft
9 ( fTi-- No . -,-
. .. p "."- -
Osrfe iLo-. t w
n o w a
Was teev i' u.
ooraaa m.i
vaa jm m w.. .'
sssaSasl
iwwi up tqi . Mk as eaa
ut m miih tl mm 1uiuw mmmmt mw Iwmwm mmmt
Aa imtt e ii i i I aaSiwa
m mJ. one
44 , a
sw rmm UO
LMM CMTTZ.
at -mt mcUm e
n iftw llM te ChAe tmm - - - - mmmTl
COTW. ta rafar. rmi car H1IL.
CkOMDO
'.M..m. M n 'ry wift)
SOLD BY grocers mmviiju:
FURNITURE ! !
It's faanj that as soon aa a man
beoocoe to look apoa bmanetf as a
hero other peofi quit.
Do Sot B JjDPoard Cpoa.
FoWy aVOv Ckaaagts, erWtaAkMi Hon-
t aadTarMaUroeAandicsg teaaedy.
I oa inaiat cs! tn gnat anarH aad
popalartty ot FoVy Ueaer sad Tar
ay lesftaOon araoccred far La a
ef ftA TtaaeMtklM, - Saa
ItUaottob3-Wmi4t aoaadls aaaaaa. fVreara of
thess The rvastne roan Steaay and
Tar Is ta a tUow paakaga, Ask fer n
and rafaas any sebatUsu, Ills the baat
ramady foa eoaab sad eotda, 6eU br
O.UAyaotka,
Knew tie Wss Wstsklpea.
'-n Paris Mr. Whistler and an Er-
llsb nalnter . cot. Into a. very-turbultnt
argument about Yelasqncs at a s1
tea.? said an artist"Mr. Whisueriat
One Point In the argument prataed
seir extravagantly" The Engllah;
listening, sneered, and said at tb bd:
"Tfs a rood thlnx we enut see fnr-
selvea aa others see ua.' . - -
: " Isn't If thooghr said Mr. Whlsler.
nr Jcnow. In mv case. I should groW In
tolerably conceited.' ' - - .
T hRVfi Hven Thomas Chill Pills
VTl 4 Iff iri.TNTft HOTEL thorough trial' and find them' to be
aaae,-- -1 0 bescLremedy," . -
w. w. mJWttfi&f'K
good aesoiaodatloa for the travsliag
ablis.' ,"0, ; , v.'-.v -:- t
Oood Livery Attaehed -
MASSENBUES HOTEL ?
J 1? Maasanbtirtr Propr
iBfiraEiisoiT. n- c. r
Ooed soeoaunodatioBiV . Oood farst Pe
( Signed) S. S. Strickland.
The hopeful man is forever solvent
as to one resource." J --".I
-. -Clearg the Complexion."-
Orlno Laxative Fruit Svrap stlmalates
the liver and thoroughly elesnses tne
system and thoroogniy ' v ""n ' ";
rlexlon of pimples and blotehes -:It- is
Iv twuit 1Tt.iva for women ana ; cnu-
UIO -
a - . it ia in n ana Diessan
' - . . l ...1, in,
not firripe or siesen. ; vriuv
ii. B. Burbans testifies after 4 Tra
1 - -
." a B. Borbsns, of Carlisle CeaUii N
Y. writM: About foo r vtsre br I
wrote von stating that I had been 4lr-
ly eared of a eerere kiday troohl1 by
: taking leaa than tao bottles of F.KVs
iKldaevCora. It aetlrely atop rd the
Ltyi i::.i. .win i.n in. briekdast a-dlnwnt, and r&la and tsjp-
S iuoa-aigua n 1 .iu.wJ;- f kidMT di. diMrnearvl. I
In the spring time yoa rnoat yoor
imnu . Wht not vour bodtr uoiiuters
Boeky Mountain Tea anves oat impuri-
mm 4a S A S -S mm I
ties, eieanses ana ennenes tne oiooa nq 1
nnrtflM the entire BTwem.- aa
Boddies ferry.- - t.
Oeaatet teSev oa
The state of Wartdngtoa hvpUanlag
to. us convict labor in highway
s traction during tb nsnlsg
and the proposition hv to-tb forts of
aa agreemant by which tho atata Is to
supply tb coo nets, together with tb
necessary guards, and pay foe' that
transportation to and from tb pJ-
teottary.- Tb county austara tb cost
ot tbelr board, hoaalag andoaadlcal
car and the expense ot trsasTortatSoa
from point to point wtthia the county
and to supply snpertntaodent tools and
material, say the Good Roads Max-
Una. ".Tb county 1 also to keep aa a
count ot sll matevUI produced oe ban
tied by tb convicts, and that cost ss to
b tb basis of tetUatnect with the
. .. . mmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmm . .
: ataataa- the T ead Atrraerttva.
Lv the .eoostroctloo ot a road the
i work ot beautifying the ttdea et tb
highway should not b neglected, say
th rittsbUTg Irs. wara, sbrub-
bery and tree .should each have a
; place along th roadside. Tbey rvfreah
the. eye and cultivate a fcrve foe. the
beautiful la nature, making a trip ever
I the road a pleasure to b membrad.
The appaantac et tb readaid Is gca-
rally a pretty good todtx t tb cnr
acter of tb Owner of the praml. A
clefln. wrll krpt roadalde la aa adver
! tUement for th owner and add vain
i to the land. . .
W 1T
aad sacel sr '
yourself.
1 : 4 - tt 4T 1 Wl Ut-es vt
- :t ruu ttt ana
lis Wt
11 fer
XOTXCE.
I a aJaalaAatsaf of 4e- I
mi IT INS CASKETS.
lUfWwlM 1
- - - ar m
tMSMsl aaraaaa mmlmtr Am atata ha I t)0 f O I J f '. 1 1 :
rr-T--fl ra!r u prrti 4 h t . 1 1 ,
(laMMsttaort mviru,iwi, et httTiftd . .ti-i
ittaaaui ea l I a ea as taatr re--wy.
Thaareo'y Irnatso.
. J J.tuVriBv-, a
t
'in.ti rtre'ee t-sr rpla3 atlaatiotu . It
;? tittd SBga. as4 Ir-rvibrr OX aar Hv-
(it fsraVtk tie lt cf trrUm Harial
Vot. 1
C f tl, IU
it04JUaTCar) r
HocScy Kcrantiid .Tea Nenets
w HITK-HALL Fl'IaMTFRE CX).
teritknaIly-ttougb.t about.
Keep 'the little - one healthy and i
happy. ;Their tender, sensitive bodies
rp.onire ; ffenue. . neauns remeoies.
u i. mild and nleassnt; andoesl TTollistfir'B Rockv" Mountain Tea wiU
" w- . a - j r : - ? - - . a r
keep . them. strong and " well. - sa
T ' nr - -tahletsT Boddio oS'
sat glad to aay that I bae ner hw a
retara of aay of tho symptoms defi"
the foor years tbst hae flipwi ad I
em etldently enred to sUy rnrl.UBi
heartily reeonirand Fov'a KM ny Car
to any one iolerloir fron kiJaef' cr
Ki..lar trouble." Sold kv O. L. Aycke.
Ra P. & K. lw A: n
Uk Bailers asi bar. 'l. r
Mb
o!
8tat or Onto, Crrr or Tots. I
.. no, Lvcaa Oot-a-rr. J a.
Frank J. Chrnry make oath that ba
la senior partner of the firm c4T T. J. Ci
rey A Co.rdoinjr bttiinru ta the city ot
Toledo, eo nuty and Ute aJoremld and
that said firm will ray the aom cl oca
hundred dollar tor efh and rrrry nit
ot eaUrrh that cannot be cured by th
ui of ILalla Catarrh Cure.
TlLXXT J. Cukvst.
Sa-ora ta betare m and aabacrib! in
my preaonca, tht Ctb day of Def,
A. I).. IS.. - - '
(Ssat-) A. W. Cuiaaov. '
- XoUry rubUf.
n:r CaUrrh Car U takpa lnUrr.i
Iy and a. u t!!rc:!y m th .blood a:-.
rvyruoui lurluyi of C. ' ayttftO. Sao I
I r tJtinonLi;i f ra.
. A Bear BaDsta n far ra
Briars OaUe ftaCii aal tawij Tip.
A fl '"till e-a O if; ins i.lVaaaa. t -., - 1 1 1 "
4 Kla-y Ti a, Kafaw. rna.tl mr
Aaal. Ba4 hraaia. fWa a iu Ka mm rm
m4 Sgtos. llatTSti siu a taa
MILBl R. PEIIIliu M IIliEuii i
Dy ASay Of Coaparlsop
At 6m YxtteaaatattBeatsT arana
On eVw eas fTitaars aaea act an s.
ItotVa Oh aaryymv rweO tkl Se
a-a, Um kt a iAhj ft a
e4 aha cauaaat sa O
ec4eay -- ..
; - Vlynla'rbUiia
" Fcrtlllxcrs. -
WAGONS
Steam Dried flooring anil ... Ceifng.
iw rw r- rrfm
)Biutet iaal lm4Mi
nmm in na unm C4 f
, tJM e a a.jra ta m; ee
msxi a---l jmc 'i ara ks;4. I
TKIMlif uuasi Jkmmt rw4an
t m it. o e-4 e. fc mu?m-smm fc fm f
.-m cnnA af 3E m 1emi AAmTSm.
Uaart ytcwaa rata ty w
aoOCsa, ...
Yi.'nla CaroCra - Ciol
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