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ALLIANCE DIUKOTOBY.
' c;i .t,W Marion Butler, presnlent.
' n?:ZK7cA-r. 3. IMmc,, secretary.
L" .7.07 M..rer illc; l'n.sul,nt, Col I. A.
l'.ir ey, Catawba V.-f;. E. I , 1 i wr k,
KlmwoOil: Secretary and 1 reasurey J. L.
1 iiiinrSalisIurv
n.uCnttf-Jxe Miller, president,
IJI.ickmer; M. L. Icliie, secretary, Saw.
1 -TrMl County-. M. Parks, president.
rStatesviHe;; M. E. U.amsey, Bccretary,
Moorcsyillp. .
CaJrarrus Ccunty--S.. V. Ililcman, prem
I'nt, Cn-oril; Dr. J. S. Lalfcrty, secre
tary. Concord
7 xk7. S. Green, PhU'i
J i in es; W. A. Li ndsay , secretary, NilK'
Went.
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1 Catawba County S. T, Wilfong, pns.
-d.-nt, Kcwton; J. F. Herman, secretary
,;Kcv;t0.i.- ;
-tf.'f!. Reform Press Association.
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Ji,dUr,viteyrtmaLM,
4-etary,
rc Farmbr, mate organ,: Jgg:
Mount ltalloaWournal, fK
a hi n iniinpl 'v ' Golasiioro, . i.
I tK Trinity College, N. a
vtf?K? - Whll takers. N C.
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Selected. Any paper failing-to advocate the
Ocqla platform will be dropped from the
Hat promptly. Our people ctin noio see
- that papers are published in their interest.
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Thc Conference Platform.
The followiig is a correct opy of.
-the platform adopted at St. Lyuis by
sth e 1 aU r con ference:
FINANCE.
1.: We demand a Jiational currency
nf. sound and Uexiolc issued by
the gen :ral government only; a full
Itgd tender for, all debts, public and
private; and without the use of bank-
'i in corporations; a just and ' equitable
iueatls of circulation, at a tax not to
exceeil two per cent, as set forth m tle)
iib-treiisury plan of the ranners Al-
Jiance, or some better system; also, ny
payments in the fUscharge of its obli-
payments in the discharge of its obli-
gations f of public improvements.
a. We demand free and. unlimited
coinage of silver. -
We demand the amount of cir-
ulatin: mxxlium to be speedily in-
XTeased to not less than 850 per capita.
C. ve uemanu a giauuuieu incuuit
' jtax. ' - ' -
d. Wedielievjp that the money of the
treasury should be kept as much H
possible in the hands of the people,
4ind herlee we demand all National and
- istate reveuues shall be limited to. the
:" iiecessnrjr expenses of gavernment,
cohomicully and honestly adnnnislertnl.
- e. We: demand that R)stal paving
.banks be estab.ishea by the govern-
mentfor the safe deposit, of earnings
.fit me people Unu wciuie eicnaiige.
-.-'." . ' . land. '
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4 y Ur " u;i;Z-
S Mil r Wll IIII Ml I I I MM II 111 III I I I
T; "l 1 v? ;: 7
'iLrr nU ' i.ml smireos of wlth.
: j-n.-C.att...; e ..n o.wi cKm
V1".". Ty. 7' :Z.:Z'Z
1 u ' i .i:,r-...-.i,;.l . i.lOO feet long groaning under UstUue hour was spent in discussing tar
nurposes, and alien ownership or land ... m, ? , V lt. i - lL r,, i
uiu i ' ; i.:t.ui- Airi ..,, weight. 1 he table was attacked from, hniug, canneries, etc. l ie meeting ad-
held by railro:uls and other coporatiom
1
lands now owned by aliens shmdd be
reclaimed hy the Government and held
or actual settlers only.
; ; TRANSPOliTATION
3. Transportation being a" means
- jof defence"'- and public necessity" the
diovernment should own and ojerate
.roads in the interest of the people.
a. Tlw telegraph and teleph one. !
,? JiKe thet postal sy stern, being a necessity
. for the transmission of news, should be
pwned an(Toperati4by flte government
, : Jii the interest of the people.
While some parts of the above ad-
jdre.ss may seem at a mere., glance to
J ' ,nia:ke; ;paVtis:iii political .distinctions.
v jet upon careful study one will clearly
- .eo that it is non-partisan, and further, !
will be impressed with the truth of its J
jiromises, and the ability of the com-
1 luittee whc( frameil it. It was adopted i
- .-with .only a few dissenting votes, and
ihe platform was adopted unanimously,
:&nd received with great applause. The
jconfereuce having completed its' work
jm a representative body t' and adjourned J
. jime die. -
- : Kow Try This. '
' It will cost you notnTng and will surely
lo yoti "good: if you have a coueh. cold
jor any trouble, with Throat, Cheat or
Lungs Dr. King's New piscovery for
.consumption, cotighs and colds is uar
jtuiteed td give relief, or money will be
imid .'back. Sufferers fro ai la erinne
found it just the thing and underitsuse
Jiad a siee4ly uud perfect recovery. Tr3r
n saniTde bottle at our expense and learn
for yourself just how good a thing it is.
Trial bottles free at KJuttz & Co.'a drug
torc. iarge sizes ooe. aim l.uo..
- An exchange sa ys That Noah was
the first pitcher. Ho upitched the 'ark
within and without." The game was
Jfnally called on account of the rain.
Bacfclen'a Arnicar-SalTc.
; The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Stilt Rheum, Fever Sores,
Tetter, .Chapped ' IJauds, Chilblains,
lively cures Piles or no pay required.! It
',,l,v , u75 , . J . .,.r,,.t' .
w frfi.irantoed to srivc iwrfect Siiuslaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
gjox. Foreal&by T. F. Xluttz &Cov v
JWrcn Cry for Pitcher' Castorlal
GOUNTY ALLIANCE MHETINp.
nicliard KazirVtteniLs and Gives a Fall
Accaaut ;f the Proceedings.
Correspondence cr tue Wa tcliinr n.
I withered mjolf- toetler last
Thursday morning wiih the iiecoss:iry
rciuipare one grip s.ick-,'sniaUSiZiriie
nhi" of bad fob .ceo, one shirt, collar
- veen uUltm.ri vie. ,,, ,ir of
twhfers. one of, them partly smoked.
and in company witn Lapt. vunl and
one of ThutnV& Vaii's tst turnouts,
we left the stable'?, headed for Wil
liams' chapelta attend the county Al
liance which was lo meet wjth David
son sub-Alliance, five miles out from
the city.
If l,-..A liopn in:d .abn.it the citv that
vVe wil1 f,11'?1, ivo,";. ,il o
rangejneiiU had blockeil tne game ctt
us at Davidson Alliance by publ:sJnn
n carJ stating that club raisers or if-
flce geefcera. wouhl not-be allowed to
.mm f-istif tnti ffj C:j 17i ill IV 1 1 1 f Nrif. T
till Hii'll J14IX"9 -TVJ UU t-s - v
did not have any bee of that kind in
my bonnet:
We found crops on our way oit to
Williams' chapel looking well and tln
prospect for rations the coming year
goqd. - VVe arrived on t he grounds at
liatt nr.st nine .and found the large
grove lull ot wagons, buggies, carts,
hnliles -and a tioodlv numler
0f blacked shoi s showing that
many had come on foot back. There
were old mejT, young men, old, ladies,
young -ladies, small bms andvniall
yY The boys said there were' some
very pretty srirls there. Well we
thought they were good judges and
tud not contradict them. -
As.the exercises were to ojvn w iili a
As.the exercises were to" cjvn uii o a
speech by Prof. W. D. Vinson, a nun-
allianeeman, the public was invifed.
On the giounds were mercliants,' doc-
iov insurance agents, farmers, etc..
who were not members' of the ' order,
(en o'clock the Alliance was called
toonicr by riot. 11. A. Urev and an
address of welcome was delivered bvl
pro Elliott which was replied to bv
President T. L. Vail. At the close of
aiYs address J. P. Sossamon in
lmI,1(.pll- Prnf W. D. Vinson, who
spoke arr-hour and a half on tho pres-
ent COuditi0n of the country. H.
wet back to the davs of the revolu-
tion .m( Cixmn up to tj,e present, touch-
jnE, manv of the defects iifour govern-
ment. In the main his speech Was
well received, oome of the Jirethren
r bought he rather went for Sockless
I i iM ' l' 1 l i l. I. I.
- jerry. -iney uiu not iium muca siock
U" the name of U rover. Cleveland.
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The Clevelanlites were very scarce
arnpn.the Alliaiiccites. At the close
t Prot. V inson s sieech dmttr was
mnonnced a, d we found a table near
J01 1 Slllpf a
both sides and heavy inroads made on
e were more than twelve
b;if ,.ul lef er were tnrouftli,
I tbmk all dad full 3usiice. o
No one" doubts that Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy really ;
cures Catarrh, whether the v
disease be recent or of Ionp;i;
standin?-, because the. makers i
of it clinch their faith in it I
With a 5CO guarantee, Which
isnt a mere
v... AM MM I
iicwapapci uar- ,u mat ne una no ousmess 10 oe a oatcii
on a.11 " -m a i Ulor and if he was not going to do anv
moment.
That moment is when you 1
prove mat - its makers can t
cure you. ; .
rTL1 r . t " r . T '
inc reason lor meir laitn
is this: - ;
Dr. Sage's remedy lias
proved itself the right cure
Tor ninety-nine out of one,
hundred cases of Catarrh in
the Head, and the World's
Dispensary Medical Associa
tforcaa afford , to take the
.risk of vout being the one
'hundredth.
; The only question is are
vou willing to make the test,
if the makers are" willing to
take the risk ?
If so, the rest is easy. You
pay your druggist 50 cents
and the trial begins. 1
- If you're wanting the $500
Ml a. r r ... .t
yuu ii gei 5omeining Detter-
a cure I . . -1
OB ; O O OOO0O
Iof rtscrtiiUns health la djseoycrcxl ia
f in? lirl Hi
b (HvcrMtioHNete&hca
I persela, flatulence, heartburn-bilious v
cohn. mntior Ar th Kicin.-! ji
troubles of tho bowclaj their curtitlvo fjj
wis u.ro nisTTcioas. i noy sre a. rr
receive r.3 Trcll ns a geatio csi:ariic.
Very Knall nr. a easy to fciJic. iicCjXZ?
33c. OtEoc, 3 & 4 J Taric l'iaec if. 1
Q O O 0
Vj ....... M.-m. , W
nhV ivnitM have thouaht that sol
a man a Dick Morse could have bat
tled with that table as long, as ie did
but if anjone think I misrepresent
him I will refer them to I3?n Harnett
..r Mnj. Harris who were ej witues-es.
At 1:30 the Alliance -as c tiled j to or
der hy the president and the roll of
m l-A lliunces called. It ; -was ! found
thit. iii'iiilv everv Alliance In the
onnt v was reniesf- nled ) v! frtl! ?tcleg-y1
iions. -The minutes f the last icon ntxiof
meeting .vere real and nnprovt(. 'lht
tiiiSnished business, was first tranac-
till. It was placed in the tianos of a
committee at the last mpttihg and
they wereje tdy to report. T be busi
ness was soon disposed of to the satis-,
taction of the Alliance. Some resolo
tious were offerei and put in th'c hands
of committees with instruction to re
port: Friday morn i i! ir. The Alliiice
thi?n went into the election of jofS.jers
for the ensuing year. Capt T- L.
Vail was re-elected president by accla
mation; J. H. Ramsey, vice-presi.'ent ;
.J. S. Davidson, lecturer: L. M.j MeAl
i4er, secretary and treasurer; J. D.
Jamison, doorkeeper. The chairman
of the" committee of arrangements
made the assignment of delegates for
the night. After some other business
of minor importance the meeting ad
journed to meet Friday morning at ten
o'clock. i
I will take occasion here to let the
readers of the Watchman know what
kind of an impression I had made on
some of the audience. Capt. Vail and
myself were assigned together, but lie
having some business to look after at
home was compelled to return to the
city and that left me without a con
veyance as mine host was not r on the
ground. A good brother whom we will
call J. LI. Ilanah for short, walked up
rtTnie in a croud and addressed me. as
aptai'ii, and said: "I have a ! convey
ance here and will he pleased to have
you go home with me. I 1 elieve if
vbu do it will bring peace in my iam-
ily, 'something that bus not been there
for many a day. My
wile lias Iji eu
quarrebng with me for ten years
cau.-e she balieves I am the nx
be
es t
man in the world and if 'I can get you
to go home wiih me it will settle the
matter for she will see that she has
been mistaken." I wont, and I think
it had the desired effect for ; he ivas
u;rum going home but we had not been
Ut bis residence half an hour nn. il h
Jvas tiie liveliest man I hud met. 1 wa
royally cutertmwtu. s ' '
Friday morning at ten o'clock the
" Friday morning a
'Alliance was called
to oraer and the
minutes of Thursday read and approved,
The first business that came i up was
the-5-installation of the newly elided
"officers. The president was insfaTTen
by U. A. Gner, ex-president. -of the
county Alliance, and the rerm.i'wng
ofrieers were? installed by President
Vail. T. L. Vail was elected delegate
to the State Alliance which meets in
Greensboro
A nreamhle and resolution on th,
death of Col. Polk was read and adopted
bv a rising vote. A resolution was then
offered tendering Prof. W. Vinson
a vote of thanks for his timely a bin ss
which was unmimouslv adopted am
ordered that a copy of 'the resoluti
ull
le sent to Prof. Vinson.
Ci;pt. Vail made a report of his visit
i.. il.- r ... . l i l l j l
hi uueouiereiee at iiaieiu. on tne
17th of May.
After rome friendlv discussions on
different matters the Alhairce rejourned
tor dinner,
They met at 1 :30, all full and fresh.
Mourned to .meet, with Hopewell Alli-
ance the first ihursday m () tol er.
KlCHARI) Hazor.
P. S. - We forgot to give Pro. S. X.
Potts, of Hopewell Alliance, a little
advice in the proper place, but will do
so now. He was nominated bv -a
brother for a certain ofTice and it 'was
argued, in h?s behalf" that he w: s a
batchelor and could easily .:ive his at
tention when called on. We overheard
two young ladies, who the bovs sav
were gooa looking, sav that it was his
ii i ..... .
own fault that he was a batchelor,
ihi 1... I. ..J. i 1 1 I 1
better than that the Alliance should
put him on duty and keep him there.
K. il.
LEIION ELIXIR
its Wondcrfal EfTects on tho Liver,
Stomach, Bowels and Kidneys.
For Biliousness, Constipation and Ma
laria, take Lemon Elixir.
For Indigestion, Sick and Nervous
Headache, take Lemon Elixir.
For Sleeplessness, Nervousness and
Ileartfailure take -Lemon Elixir.
For Fevers, Chills and Debilitv. take
Lemon Elixir.
Lrfdies, for natural andthrouah organic
regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
vr. iuoziey s lemou Elixir will not
fail you in anv of tlie above named dis
cases, all of which arise from a ton. id or
wseaf-eu aver, siomacn, kidneys or
bowels.
Prepared only by Dr, H. Moz'ev. At-
lante, CJa. 00c. and $1 bottles at" Uru-
; gtStS. ; -
A Prominent Hiuister Writes!
After ten years of crreat snifennr from
Indigestion, with irreat nervous prostra
tion, biliousness, disordered kidneys ai d
eonstipation, I have been cured by -Dr.
ilioziey's Jeinon lidixjr and ain now a
well man. Ilev C C. Davis.
, Eld. M. E. Church South,
No. 28 Tatnall St. Atlanta, Ga
The JJinil.
Ttupa?sii)nato lover. Tell me,
m v.
LI angel, what to do io prove my love
Oh, that! might, like somes knight of
old, battle for you, suffer" for you, die
for you. . .
Sweet girl. I wish you Would give
up sin.lving. .
T . 1 1
jinpassionate lover. uu come, now,
tpat is asking tro much.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Ptor'a
CJood Iiyc, ISoycott.
- Capifartothe extent of 200,000.000
has Combined in San Fmncisco and is
sued ai warlike-manifesto against the
boycott, i Their htnguage is terse, for
cib!e,cmphatie. Their tone implies
urdimitedc mrtdence. -Thy talk like
men who are not one bit afraid. The
rjkflrraed Trades and labor pigauiz i
'fnms must kneel and kiVs. the rod. The
wea?HMi and t lie onlv peaceful wcaoon
the isiborinsr man is knocked from
Jiis haud at the first pass uw.de'by the
"c;ipifalist. The rich employers do not
wait for their poor eiieme . Chey take
the initiative. Tire war of labor anu
lapitaLis beguiK by capital. Every-
xwlv has anticipated the conflict, but
few thought capital would be the ag-
. ' . . .. TT '
jrrpssor. Labor must suomir. . u ncon-
ditional surrender is the ultimatum.
Poor, blind capital! Poor, wealthy
fools! Better have left this war to
your children wdio may be wiser than
vou. 1 he boycott was a very harm
less weapon compared to the one that
European workmen are using. It i
"the mildest weapon in the world. Do
you dream that laborers are so degraded
that they will accept the lash without
a murmur? Your money i very pow
erful hut are you sure it can throttle
labor in opeircontest ? Are you quite
prepared for the final, single-handed
death struggle? Is America ready
for the inauguration of a viler system
of slavery than the v..r swept away
Can you who. are rich make open
threats- against un who are poor? Can
you afford to fire the opening shot?
Go to vonr bookstores and ask for
"CgcsnrVColumn," by Ignatius Don
nelly. Read it over two or.three times.
It will give you food for reflection.
It will tell you what our fathers
taught, 'that all men arc created free
equal, and that your wealth will be a
shield of straw
in the day
when you
'0::d the iVmericrin .workiugmen to
desperation. We may be scum of the
earth, but yon must not forget that
the scum will get on too. When it
does," God help Gu. Triirkcc Jieptllli-
raii.
The Crops in the Sfnte.
he department or r.griculture re-
X
ceives nisi after the end ol each month
:l'h!;oii of
thoroughly ihe ro
covering
the crops. The report for duly 1st
was summarized yesterday, it snov.s
ihe percentages of conditio!! to i.e is
fo!lov;s: Corn cotton 8U. wheat
fJ().7. oats Uo. tobacco Gi, peanuts 8") .
Irish p(tatoes K'bV.swce: potatoes W-L
sorghum 0! , rice meadows-( ha )
)o-h. apples uti. peaCiis oZ, v.l voi'5i .
niUi-fruits grapes ..H, st.-.ek D7,
it:!
lo ep iff, swine 1(H), l;tb.-r
e
Every crop bus" improved, as
7 177.
c(ni!rK'.reo wiin I lie
1 i 1 i I
reports in J one am:
The ercent:ige- of cotloii con-
r.ies r,
r 1 i t i ii
i p.e next reporr v. i.i snov
leeuratelv the ex'ent of the de.rnuge
by the rams the past few days.
""Neighbor (b.'kiug 1 enigoantly over
fl... C.'ii..,,"' l,T ir!:'i fr ('( von : r,
LIT. IV lib' -AC, 4.1. i..v -
work in yov.r garden so early, m bo.
Industry brings it- o-wn reward."'
T( m i my T u ck e r ( t u i n i r. g is p :i i ; ot 1 i r
spadeful) 'll reckon st, but i ve fo i:
dijjr'jiir mor'n half an hoe.rand he.vetet
got the b.amed c:'.n half full of worm.-
yet."
An exchange
ivs: "A girl out it;
Oidiforuia lost a bet of cue hundred
kisses on Blaine's failure to get the
nomination, and paid the s.uiie, Ti e
young man demanded a re-count and
the jirl consented rather tln.n havt
the 7a-e thrown into the eo-irts.
CURES All
" 1 hT,l,.iRi,n ei'rtnr Y. i'. t-a r-vi in.l'lii Vcii.bla'elrin ,
nl irsstr !bo lt!th wat mlltfscK.'ia 't ths euros cf ft'.I
-J. V
Curdle 'Tb b tv Kt Lay r s!i.i ell trrstrae-nt, (ttAT?hf
It It ft C GORES
loliolo- bluuij-rfllaila
cklo 1..M, rai.xftr Cfiruias r.u.&ic CoiaiiwiU, Az.
.url I c!m, TetWr, Scald H4, ic.,'t.U.
ki.tlL;:rtf ui.tl.ri r:iiiit:i.
mmmc cube;
MIMA
QUO
cle-jhiP prcpertka ol P. P. PrkA'y Aili, ?ci Bjei
LlPPiJ AIT Proprhtcn, '
V
vtts v f rv r'.v- 1
65 ' V'" aW
rl s!?$ n-r&sVi pjr:.ti
r-piz-r rr"v t-sr7?'
mma es-s rim z&zzzm
Pr&61 Iv3 -.l avs
tg&1k4l rTryl cttw
ft fc?.r. vmv Tiir
fcold by T. P. KLVIZZ & .
Calling lliengar Trust an 4,octopusM
won t cut down the price of its pro
duct a tenth part of a cent. The way
to deaf with it is to abol'sh the duly
on rfjii ied sng;ir.-f Giohelemo;i'at.
Wie are riot arguing for either free
tnidd or protection, nor are we drJCns.
ing tne tanfxqueHlion at sdl, buHf.tbe
pest way to deal with .the sugar trust
is to abo'bh jf ln? duty n "sugar, 1 we
would like to s;sk if to abolish the duty
on oilier cornerni sMticles would not
ea;good way t(!' deal with nil the
other trusts? Y merely ask .for ii -
f6nriatio.ii.fr-'Vron revive Farmer.
A way with Lai f-vra v measures. To
uhoiih UTities is njierely to tumble one
small fellbw, the politician, off the
consumer's! ' backj Yet a little while
and .all trusts will Veonie interna
tional, i' Rothschild a id Hockefeller
alreadv dominate the world's oil sup
ply, ru.d tho co-.Mrollers f pre duc tion
liL nlihaf -Pn'lTc i-.-ill o-Mi fr,xxir l- M
example.' The nWturNl oiHionent oft
the gi-aspdng f-npjilier. i t lie awakened
consumer. W !iv c On t tne consumers
organize? Because the monopli-ts
have hired; ballot-jugglers to confuse
-them with. false issues. Great is rall.
Star kiprnrj-eJ Banner.
The Word "Obey" Striken Out.
At. the generul conference of the
Methodist Protestant church last May
a'iotTiei' piia.e of ' the woman qn est ion
croppedont. It was tilo action of the
conference in striking fut the word
"obey" from the marriage service.
The matter came up in the consider
ation of the report of the committee
on ritual.: The discussion occupied
nearly the; whole of one afternoon.
Kev. J. W. Thompson in moving
that the word "obey" be stricivOnTrcni
the seryiee, said lie was willing lo let
it rem am if it be placed in the serviee
again, so as to require the man to obey
his wife a:1 well as to honor and con
fort, mid keep h'r..
The vote wi s 45 to CO in favor of
striking out the word. The women
delegates vcted for'it
Tlie.lhational flower of the Egyp -
tuius is i iw he;!otr-opf of the Assyrians
is the water lily,, of the Hindoos is thj
marigold, of th" -Chinese is the ciirp
saiitheiir.:i,n. ' We have no natituial,
ilower, bu.t ther.' is hardly any flower
more..sng'i'stiv!i to many of us than
the forge timcno-f.
IT 13 A rUTY ran otto yoBTSPlf find fam
ily to fe'Jt i:io best valac for your i::oacy.
l:ci:osizo In ynrr foul won r by urchr.siii!j
W. Li. Ifa'aeiiia KJioo-i, wU'u -5 represent tbo
t'Mt vaJne for prises asked, as tliucu.uJ
W. -Lo- DOUGLAS
THE -E EST SKQS HI THE WORLD FC3 THE MOKCT.
A penains eewoti rhoe. ihnt "ii' not n'p. v.tio
C&li, wsamlcsf, tiin-fOtii tnpldrt, HeTiSile, more cor.
fcrtcbln, cty lit h as;d dwrat-lo than any other pfcoc over
sold at tlic j- rice. Equals cusUju mado sliocs coetlas
f rrm gl to .5.
$f nod S ITa.iwT-rcTred, rloenlf r4oe3. Tha
i? racrtet' !!t.!i,a.-v and durable shoes ever Ml.l
Dt the r:r!c. fi hty eflual lino imported ehoea cortlcj
from$(toSW. M
dSC 50 l-oifp Btof, t?oto by farmers and rul
? ttheT3 who want a good, heavy calf, thrra
toled, ej.tssi.-r cdo elioo, caay to wailc la, and will
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Keep Uip feet cry cn-l wr.rm.
vice. Tho inofea&lug talca elivW tliut workingmea
ruive loana m:s rait.
jfe),.!! gf-.0i btici VoiT'lis' 8175 Erlsool
uH-iJfvJ- tr.hov -oro v.ora by tb toys nvw.
wiiera. Tho iiiost wrvJeoabUt lioes&jld at tli" prk-cs.
PUSOsSi -f.co sua si. 75 stK.es r---
PIipC3 arfiiaaiJoof tho best i)oup:Uor tin--; Cr.lt, aa
dt'sired. They are vrv ttvl'sa, eouif. rt ablo Ep.t rtiira
his. Tfc.T83.GCst: 00 otiiuilocusto: i v.ad; ts-iceecost 1:
ttortk WiOto 5f).). lia'ltcs who wUh to ecouoiuliio la
tl'cl footwear aro findiiiK this out. .:
Cauiioii. W.n. nouns' name nria tho r?!c5 U
fit imped oa the bottom of rnch sfcoc; look lcc it
v.rhPii yon buy. Beware of dculcro at tempt !hk tf sub
stitute other makes for them. Such Fub.;tttuttonSare
fraudulent mid subject to proriccuuoii oy uw tor 00-
t-iinin money undr false preTences.
V. L. UGL WlAB, ilroctou, aiaee. EoldSy
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tft COhH A MOTJTH e-n V.c- made
rrcd ivtttx: in t'li-alsli a aar.se and fc'iveouir wuoic
u li v uok;
s may In
iiu-- to tle bdslno-..-;. s.i.'.rc luoments may m
r;,tlt..il)',v. fitrjl'.iy d rlsi. A tew vacancies in
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MADE; EASY!
" Mothers Frcjjd if a scientific
ally prepared LJntment every ingre
dient -of recognized value and in
constant use by the niedicst pro
fession. These ingredients are com
bined in a manner hitherto unknown -
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MOTHERS-'
WILL DO alKhat iclaimed for
" it AND jilORE.- ItShoitens Labor,
" Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to
Life of Mother andhild.. Bock
to " others " mailed FREE, con-; -,
taming valuable information. and
voluntary testimonials.
Sintbvcjtpres or receipt of price f 1X0 per bottle
DRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. Ca.
sold by all rmrjaoisTa.
A Household Remedy
FOR ALL
BLOOD-aotSE(IS3
DISEASES
Mmfa Blood Balm
I rttroc SCROFULA, ULCERS, SALT
it WUlg5 RHEUM, ECZEMA, ever
form of malignant SKIN ERUPTION, bs
sides bstng efficacious In toting up the
system and restoring the constitution,
whan Impaired from any cause. Its
almost supernatural healing properties
Justify us In guaranteeing a cure. If
directions are followed.
SENT FREE "Book f Wonder."
. BLC0D BALM CO., Atlanta. Ga.
YOUR CA5E
IS NOT
HOPELESS
4 -
AIDS NATURE
IN NATURE'S OWN WAY.
IT COSTS YO'J NOTHING TO INVESTIGATE.
A Fatr.phtet MAILED
FREE upon application.
Atlantic Electp.opoise Co.
1405 New York Ave., Washington, D. C.
vYashiDton Life Ins. Go.
Or iiCV YGKJC.
JANUARY 1 ST, 1S02.
Asset.3, - ...
ili'servj'.l fur fK)!iti(.'?. N. Y.
Htanduril 1 jervt-nt., :tnl
all li
Now IiisuiMsiec. -Oitt-t.itt'l.inir
i aui ai:eo,
I'aid l'e.ic y-ho!,!crs in 1831,
l'uid J'oHey-hoMcrs since or-
$! 1,1,0:53 73
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Loarr? ?i cr rnl r: mortrare3 oa
A ' T i .1 II V I
;- iU'al iUs. liens. ' - $0,r,n,102 02
;-XfW VorU fitv 1).-,., - - 271.s:i2 50
; lliMiikiyn v u.r !:o;v!.;. - - l-!4,eoo
f Kiiiiiiiuii'. (V:i. li.iils, - - 10,oe0 .
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r Coi';:iter:il loans, - r - ;;,5(W
; Utttl Ht;ite. co.--t valui'. - - fiH.Hl8 25
' Cash in bank ami trust Co.'s. - 24J,7U8
Interest nccnui!, .? eiuiutua de-
kned and in tf;u.:-it, etc., - ' 410,0(17 77
$1 J,4."o,f;':;s 78
Tor agcr.cios and cI'kt j'-f.rticnhir?,- address
f I!. I). ULAKi:,
tiecial Di-trict Act.,
l'.uleijrhN. C.
. UaiYsrs'tf tf Kortii Garoli&a.
Instmetion is ofTned in four general courses
of study, six brief courses, a lare number of
;:.'ciai courses, and in law, medicine and en
ritieering. The Faculty iiiclu ies twenty
teachers. Schoiarhi)s and loan funds are
available for needy young m-en of talent nnl
char ictcr. The next session begins Set.t. 1st.
rr ca.ulojrue with full information, address
WtK.SID::.vr WIN.STt.O,', Cha;ol Hill, X, c.
Vacuum Pumps, Vertical and Horizon
every variety and
.
Regular Horisontal Pistcn7
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The most simple durabltTand eficcti-Ve
Pump in the market lor Mines, Quarried
Refineries, Breweries, Factories, Artesian
wells, Fire duty and general manufacturing
purposes JgjirSend for Catalogue.
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turning, leave Atlanta 1.40 p m., Charktte iC
m.. Salisbury p. ra , Oreensbnro T 00 n - m
i.rrives Danville l.0 a. m . Lvneht-unr":-- 9 '
w ashlntrto-i a. m. Tlirouirti tHil.iu.in nu'.Zl
New York to New
Orleans, also haw an w-rJ
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SLEEPINO.CAU SERVICE.
- On Trains 9 and lo. Pullman r.unvt Meeprr W
t ween -A Mam a anti X-e-w otk ; biiv.ttn un., -V
and Augusta. 1 r
On II and 12 Pullman- r.v.ffef s.crp is hvv:f
IMcbmoiid and DatiVille ana buwuii Ni w y,i
Washiii?tdn and Knoxville 1 ;i j.vt i.-, a,sU Lr
and As-heyliie. and Pullman Kke.rfrs' ti
W7asUln?Wu and Allan-. a. "
, On 9 And 12 Pullman Pullman "P.; lure sicemr.
cars b.-twcK-n Rale gh aad Ahln xliU ' 's
K. UK KLI V. . ' A i r, K.
Superintendent. ;mi. p;.s?
Klrhinond, Va. Walni -n,?, "n ?
W. If. RISEN, S. Il.li.-.J.b.-.hji
t.en. Manager, A.01 .. 1,-, rf
W'aslliigLon, D C. vt Kirt 1' i.
SOL 1IA,S. I mf. .Mgr., Waflslngtri!. b. e.
VTllA f 1 Jt dluw.tn (nT.-iify (irj
lie Millstone Ouanirs, Tool.-, jr., ( f r-: r. ! i,ni!.,s
e.-.taie, I tt:t conilnui! 10 m.inur.ici im- nau.-iniili
ndll-SiiiTKllrs Hiir enable n li s t i- ; rn'iti roia
and wlioat. 1 omti-ondi nve ; e!i. 1 i 1 . .waVs
so ly .I.T.wva n, :
Fall Ii. t u an u. N. e
Men'lor the Watcbinan
A. S. I1ESL1G.
Attorapj Aiilaaw,
SA LISrJirii Y, N. Vf
OOIce in Da-vis k Wiley's hank luiiliinif. -corner
of Main anil Iiiii?' streets. Will .r,u-
tice jii Courts of Rcwau and adjoining roiiiitk-s,
I'ri.nijit and careful alt,i ution -iven lo nlMus
Washington and Southwestern Vrsiii uird iim'
lira opera ted between WaFhintjtou and Aii!,m.
dally, leaves WafiWrjrton H.m: rV. , -a.
m.. Orern.'lv-ro 7.-9 a. ni.. Saa.-lMi-v J
um's? c!itrii-U'd lo inc. .St e.i.il ultctiliuu givrt.il
t'J cuileclioiiS.
JOHN A. RAMSAY,
Attends to Railroad I'oiihtrirKion, r-'iirvt
find litpj'inp of Ileal Estate, K .41 mate of
Water Powers. I'Imsis for the Erection ol'JIifis,
Dweliii.gs. A-i-.; and attends to tl.e ttrlin s" ui
5iJI kiteJs of Machinery, liuildiug .Vaieriidy. ic,
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- Raleigh, N. C.
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cud we can Becoro iiaiept iu less tuiic tuoa t
remote from Wasliinton. .
tiend model, drawing or photo,, wdh ce?:
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charge. Our foe not due till patent U wtarea.
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