Tft Chatham lzcxd
II. A. LONDON, Editor,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1911.
MEETING OF CONGRESS.
The sixty-second Congress con
vened in extraordinary session
yesterday in accordance with the
recent proclamation of President
Taft. While the President's ob
ject in calling this session is for
the purpose of passing the Ca
nadian reciprocity bill and the
bill for the tariff commission, yet
of course Congress can consider
and pass any other bills it may
deem proper.
The political complexion of this
Congress is different from any
of its predecessors in many years
For the first time in nearly twen
ty years the Democrats have :
majority in the House, and in the
Senate the Democrats and "in
surgent" Republicans have a ma
jority over the "standpat" Re
publicans.
As had been decided by the
Democrats some time ago Hon.
unamp ciark, or Missouri, was
elected Speaker, but his power
has been considerably curtailed.
Instead of his appointing all the
committees, as has been the cus
torn, all the committees are ap
pointed or elected by the Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
On these committees our State
has fared very well. Hon. Claud
Kitehin is on the appointing com
mittee Ways and Means); Hon.
E. W. Pou is on the Committee
on Rules and is chairman of the
Committee on Claims; Hon. John
H. Small is on the Committee on
Riyers and Harbors and the Cen
sus; Godwin is chairman of the
Committee on Civil Service Re
form and is on the Committee on
rublie Lands; Page is on the
Committee on Appropriations
and Webb on the Judiciary Com
mittee. Our new Representatives
Stedman, Faison, Gurjger and
Doughton. are on less important
committees, as is the usual fate
of new members. This fact shows
the importance and advantage of
retaining the same Representa
tive several terms.
We are pleased to note that
the Democratic caucus, held last
Saturday, decided to reduce the
expenses of the House of Repre
sentatives $182,000 annually.
This reduction will be made by
reducing the number of employ
ees and abolishing some useless
committees. Such a reduction
and reform has been long need
ed, and we hope that this goad
ucgmmng win oe auspicious of a
continued reduction in exDendi-
FIRE-PROOF BUILDINGS. i WASHINGTON LETTER. Terrible Tornado in AM..
It seems almost impossible to oBegui correspondent, . . . Mobile, Ala., March ;u. Re
construct a fire-proof building. Washington, D. C. March 31. 'lated reports from .tin section of
While many building3 are fire- Tne national Congress is again. Monroe and Clarke 'ennoti-, de
Droofas to their exteriors vpt m session the second extra ses--vastated by the .cyclone; indicate
prooias to tneir exteriors yet sion of the present admmistra- that many lives have l-een lost
wreui occiii w uc in c- Tirtn iTrfn latinn oo t-n. v-riio AHinaa f r z l .1 - 11 -,
s u -i -"" wiiow.u.iwo iruiu uaiurawiwu iui me nononza, copper mouutaiu is
proot m their interior. , Congress will do is varied. It ismorning: stated that the town had situated, was driven today. Trains
The burning of the costly cap- thought that the administration ; been practically wiped out bv the j will be in operation over the en
itol of New York last week illus- Y?nli be' more than pleased if cyclone with a loss of six: lives Itira line within two days and the
trates very forcibly the truth of "-j?; persons were in-iumc ore will be shipped from
... L mi . v-viuj, ojjiccmcut wjwi oitn- lumi auu gere.8 oi ouiiainOT ae- lienneeottrnr
Costly Railroad Completed.
Cordova, A a ska, March 30." -The
last spike cow pi tinar the
Copper Iliver and Northwestern
KailiO;id, between Cordova on
tidewater and Kennecott. where
1
9P
the above statement. That
building cost about $26,000,000, crats who now control the lower
being constructed of crranite and house have a much more ambi-
marble. and was said to be en- us Prograrn ana indeed there lets are believed to have
tirelv fire-nroof. This wn tr., 'e taritt retorms tt cannot completely destroyed
A ' i itfj pnfrpn rnn CAAn i 'n rd-i st
uaolished. The area of destruc- . ter on Mouitatr
. . - .. . . " "" I t
uou extended lor 6a miles anmnd i Work on the railroad, which is
uaineatown and ruauy small h.-etn- j 197 miles long-, and eost $ 20 000 -
ueen uuo,
between the adjournment on the
4th of March and the 4th of
April has been full of interest.
The sudden mobilization of the
army and its establishment on
the Mexican border has been the
subject of discussion throughout
This was true
no doubt as to the exterior, but
the fire caught inside and raged
furiously, involving a loss of sev
eral million dollars and destroy-
mg many valuable documents
and records that cannot be re
produced.
It is claimed that our State
capitol at Raleigh is fire-proof,
but a fire could damage that
building and destroy the docu- national affairs It is reported
ments therein just as was the tnat a . large contingent of the
fate of New York's capitol. Al- 50rce .now .?n. the Mexican bor
though our capitol is a massive S Sai ,lraa Jtl
granite building, yet there are American interests in Mpvi
no fire-proof cases or receptacles demand a strong American force
for all the records and documents near that perturbed territory.
therein, which omir and wriilJ
There is again discussion of a
Wnif by any mischance a fire
was started among them. The between France and tho TTniterl
danger or nre in such a building states. With reciprocity with
is from its inside and not from Canada and peace agreements
the outside. I with Great Britain and France.
In constricting the new ad- VZ'LZT, " S" ''"'1" 25
iiiiiitatiauou uuuuing au iiai- preDaration of the aHa.
. ... . . . IT.. .
eign ias provided for by the last but there is no assurance that
Legislature) we hope that espe- tne Senate will ratify such peace
cialcare will be taken to maxe eements as tne two great An
rh intprinr naori biu-ooaoii governments may ar
. ..x. iik.o.lij uic-uiuui rnnffP wirh conh K ti,
:ui j 1 ., .i " ""'ci. iiicic
aapuasiuxe, unutnus avoia tne are some Senators that are verv
33iuiin,y ui sucn a loss or vai- jeaious 01 tneir constitutional
uable records as befell New York, privileges to vote senaratelv and
I i .
a aisunctiy in every matter of in-
a lculjiahvc. LKKUK. ternational relation. Still the
The revenue act of the last worlti moves. Civil service re-
Toi i . lorra was looKea UDon as Utoman
6.awuc mwuc uie same rais-Uu; 0, .3 "
taV tV.Qf ro0 o u J,jr "uiuany mea-
xnat ujr liic icve- SUreS looking toward tho n.m'R.
x 1 v umi-
nue act ot the t usion Legislature cation of governmental and com
in 1897 by not observing the con- niercial relations have been ac
stitutional equation of taxation, comPhshed even in the last ten
which requires the poll tax to be yeftrf: PYnpf fuof fu .
e?ual to the tax on $300 worth be "1
ot property. eenng and maneuvering in Wash-
The tax levied in the revenue in&ton during the present extra
act on $300 worth of property is fssion-. is significant that the
45 cents and the poll tax is $1 29. 21" PC
instead of fl.3 as it should have houses of Congress, both by elim
been. This error doubtless oc- ination and addition since Marrh
curred from increasing the school 4tn- Many of his friends have
tax two cents on the $100 worth ,n ea to both the House
of property and forgetting to in- e aenate. while some who
l . geiun to In are opposed to him are no lono-Pr
crease the equation on polls. in power in WaihiSSJS? i?7a
When the same mistake was not thought that Mr. Brvan pv.
made in 1897 the Supreme Court Rccts to do more than influence
decided (in the case of Russell ine nomination .of a Democratic
vs. Ayer. 120 N. C.
tence.
Over 2.000.000 farmers
the length and breadth of the! throughout tho United JStatew and
land. The ultimate Durnose nfiaDada 011 v V;itkius It.nodips.
.1 -m . . . I mi I . ... . . '
tne administration is not known,
but preparation for any emer
gency is the highest wisdom in
was begun is'oveuiber 15.
1907. The railroad is owned by
the Alaska syndicate, popularly
known as the Guggenheim-Mor
gan syndicate, which also owns
the Alaska Steamship company
oldest. WLanrlmf.w.o, iim copper mines. .Construction
Mfl,nLf 1.:. i .". ii she road
Ten Acres of Floor Space.
We have the largest plant of
tne kind in the world. Me are the
iMavonne: Extracts. KniVoH. Toil
et Articles, Soaps aurnVrfumes.
We have the best proposition
there is for energetic, reliable
young men. VvV need a trav
eling salesman for our line right
now in Chatham county Addrpss
The J. 11. Watkins Company. 113
South Gay street, Halti'mcr
Maryland. Established 1868
Capital over $2,000,000. Plant
contains 10 acres floor upace.
remnrkable
modern times.
was one of the most
engineering feats of
Bogus Clcth.
W hit t is paint? Some people think
anything labelled "paint" is paint, but
there's a difference, just as much as be
tween one kind of clotli and another.
Cloth nine-tenths cotton and one-tenth
wool, is bogus cloth. Cloth all wool
wears to the limit. Paint at a price be
tween 75 cents and a $1.50 is like bogus
cloth. The-L. & M. Paint is all wool
and wears to the limit. There's a rea
son.
Our agents are W. L. London &. Son.
"3
sr.
w
E wish to announce tbnraKU tlm colnrau of -onr
Putsboro paper th opoortanitv whi, h 1
and thoroughly equipped store have to offer von "in
the way of hifrh-clas rnrcfiaij.Uxe f
1
verytiamg: to Wear
in Rf).Cf and
.Til
,,,FuullyTfl oa,ir m glvlnj, yon tbe c)ai)0.
I III V W' (I'll ITmi T.1ft- ..L ... 1
Ht reHj iippartineiifc store prices
gviug iu inn a series of advertisements iu thi
ask thaf.
. j t,cly UUy aua 8;e we oft(.
FEW SPECIALS FOE, THE WEEK :
- w .Uuuv.ucMur Ataxnurcvti, all (V)ior
32 in. S oZccttc, all shades, the 25c kind,' for . . . .
wide Black Taflcla KiTk n
26 in. See SSlIts, all slifxdco, at . 24c
fe35c Mercerised Flaxons, 40ZH. wide, at.V.iKc
Watch for new specials every week.
Wiiliams-Belk Co., Sanford, N. C.
. 5c
25c
gre
Gen- Alfred Iverson, of (ieoria,
died last Friday, aged Svers. He
burg.
Henderson Gold .Leaf: .The old ser
vant nf f!nt. T r it n.,f
commanded a brigade of .North Caro- dl' l' ""
ni trnnnc K...i., " uuuic
w "ail n.- 01 UeilVS- nFf'ont U.f !.: . .
1 num. dihkiii was aiwav
faithful to his muster, and went wiih
T in 1 .t u""luluc waweiieia m tne sixties.
uaar icrongn me Alps. He carried his master off tho. htn.
ueneva, Switzerland .Murch field when woundi
7 " j "
xne oore lor the Lotschler'- tnn- hotne with him after thecivil war a-id
Dei turousrii thft Alps w is coin- lived and served Cant. Hunt the re
micidu iwurtv. JlIUH iiiraoiH tnn. iuainaeroi His life, and t'nnt rr,,.
... . .. I - - I'v. "i"uu
nei win cost $10,490,000 and will had his remains carefully buried near
oe nni8hed lor traffic m lli: I'l his own home Wednfiv ff0rr,
oore is nine and a auutr ftii ah "
lonjr and will shorten the.ioumoir .midnight in the Ozarks
from London to Italy by tluee and yet sleepless Hiram Seranton, of
uuuis. ine nnai Rt.Mo-eu f nia ( :lvC r tti 1 ,
' uic j. wugucu niiU COUgUClI,
suutaiaudu excavation, Dy which e was m the mountains on the adv
me two ends ol the born mt I Of live doctor. hn im k,i
1 . - - " I w wwmu 11 UOA.1
fcuitt tue enorinpr4 h.i isnmnfioti. tint fAimi
1 1.1 ' I " - - XXAIF lil LUC
-.vu uuoU1UkOIJ accurate m ineir ciunaie, ana started home. Hearintr
01 nr. Kang s ew Discovery, he began
1
Make Your Room New.
"W ! ...
.iauwis, cnairs, wook-woric, and
small rooms, can be quick I v nainted
by any one with a small can of our colds, la grippe, asthma, croun.wlwm-
II .. t;?i . I- . . 1
r misn nomestic I'omt, in all inS cougn, lmy fever, hemorrhages,
Are You
Vonderlti
-
Where to Buy
YOUR SPRING GOODS?
have our stock c-vnolefc. and prices ar ri-U anr''
jroods are rirht The bluest stock of "dolI
ever carried in this section, and we can lit
w
our
lecKomnsr.
iee
con-
to use. I believe it saved my life,"
he writes, "for it made a new man of
me, so that I can now do good work
again." For all lu
o ' wuiw(
colors 15 to 25 cents
AiaKes all inferior wood-work bright
as new.
Get it from W. L. London & Son.
noarseness or quinsy, it's the best
known remedy. Price 50c and SI. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by G. It. Pil-kington.
tures.
SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
There is quite a discussion now
going on as to the proper man
ner of nominating the Demo
cratic candidates for United
States Senator. Such a discus
sion is rather premature and can
well be postponed for a year or
more and let the Democrats of
this State have a rest this year
irom aitterences as to party pol
icies and the merits and demer
its of aspirants for offices.
The average citizen of the
State is not now worrying him
self about the claims (?) of the
various aspirants for office, but
is contented to leave such "cares
oc state to be considered and
solved next year. Just now the
farmers of the State, who con
stitute the great bulk of the
Democratic party, are more in
terested in "pitching" their
crops, in preparing for bumper
yields of corn and cotton, and
ar3 more concerned as to th
prices they will get for what they
xdise.
There
candidate. It is thought that he
that, while that section of that ftfaknTtSkt ie does S
revenue act was void, the re- vor Harmon, of Ohio. Champ
mainder of the act was valid nnd Clark, the Democratic SneAkr
that thf low k j has been talked of as a nrpsiHn'-
-m- - I rill nncoi Ki 1 1 fir IV . . 1 1 1 1 1
mg Lesris aturP nt,nn0(i uul Iie Has iaiKea
force. Therefore ?S. and soimpru-
this vear will rorWn th. e ' X ' ue"1. ln nis 10fir and mediocre
, , wn- auiiicaa nn IflM nrooi.
llil 11. 11c
ine citizens ot Hok county will
have a gmd rally at Etaeford to lay
in ceieDration of their new cm my
ffovernmedt which oi into e'.lict
tills week.
IT-U - ... .
neii ;i meaictne must be piven to
young children it shoulU be pleasant
to take. Chamberlain's Cough llem
euy is maue Ironi loaf sujjar, and the
roots used in its pretKirittlon five it a
Huvor similar to nnple syrup, making
1'ieasant to take. It has n suporior
uiiuius,cruup ani wnoopin cough.
or sale by all dealers.
last
The circulation of the Pro-
that it is douhf.-
will be considered n
an available candidate by those
of the oartv with
gressive warmer has avpraH ment. nrvniia T o 1.114.": 7.
m . - 0 u- . A "CLLe, ox
,bU copies everv issue fnr Wisconsin, is much talkil Qa
the past three months, which is he Pfobable Republican nominee
wonderful for any periodical 5??? aHd .the ce
published in this State. ffm. T.fW
we are pleased to note this tdr La Foliette ia consmVimna
i n . . .. I L.' - .. .
gicat success 01 the South lend, "is criticism ol tho rrnntw f
. V 44-MVl 1.1 . "V...WAVI VI
ing agricultural periodical not if ermv t0 tn? Mexican border.
mprp u h0,.oa 1 , xie ueriounces It as unnficpei-ir
es for its diWo K.,- ii . - -v.nvKaiiL waste 01
iTi. "f- pumic iunas, but it is probable
MJC BLt-iL uwu so vain lhul ine neures wi Hornmc
1 1 1 . . .....
duie a paper is doiner. Everv uiat trie army can be a easilv
farmer reading carefully that mainta,ined along the Rio Grande
paper and heeding its suinres- F13. ,sia 10ns,
tinna nnnnrxt- wiis enirainea, and sure-
Lrtinioi ian to raise more v f.hf
and better crops and stock. and the exercise of camn lifS
do
- nuusc ui a Ulisur III J-t 11'-
ginia was burned last weelc and $100,-
warn money was also burned, lie
had sold valaabltt coal and timber
lauds and hoarded the money in his
dwelling:, lasted of depositing it in a
uank.
Approximately $8,0o0,00 loss was
sustained by the ' peach-growing in
dustry in tlie Uoitei States east of
the Rocky mountains last season from
1
orown roc, sea and c nculio, a small
beetle, according to a Department of
Agriculture bulletin -.'The I-ss was
I about half the value ef the crop.
fn cases of rheumatism relief from
pam makes sleep and rest jiossi hie.
This may be obtained- by applying
Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale bv
all dealers.
The monument to the. mpmnrw r
the Confederaie soldiers of Randolph
county will be unveiled on the.-'.rd of
June. Judge Walter Clark will deliv
er the address.
The Long, the Large, the Stout,
and the Regular Built Mail
at prices that arp low for li .,i;t :
Hy, truui j to per suit.
ALSO NICE LIKE OF
BOYS' SUITS AND PANTS
IN DRESS GOOIiS we can famish vou
GINGHAMS from ....
CALICOS ... rcto25;
SUITINGS ..V.Srtanduii
SILK from.... ....10c to 23.!
Also , fall line of UnaeVwV. P"" 5C t0 $1 50
Wilkins, Ricks & Company,
SAXFORO, N. C.
cannot
carnD
otnerwise than
im-
is some difTPTvmn
. . Ul
opinion as to the proper manner
of nominating the candidate for
Senator. One plan suggested is
for a State-wide primary to be
held on the day of election (as
was aoneiniyoo m the Simmons
Carr contest), in which of r-n,,
only Democrats wnnin 1 seemed to
-v. . .
a u,cagS.tU .M are ten- prove the efficiency and esprit
uclcu puunc spirited citizens ""-corps 01 a iorce doubtless en
01 tfaleigh for their successful ervatea Dy lon inactivity. There
efforts in raisin? the -amnnrt wasne same necessity for mov-
wiiu ctxiiij mut Liiere was in
P a mi - - J" "a ivuoseveit s aa-
. A. building. They started ministration to send the navv to
uul wiwse ito3,uuu in ten days eui?"u arouna tne world, and
uur haby cries for Chamberlcin's
Cough Itemed y," writes Mrs.T..li.Ken.
.1 1
uncK, uasaca, Uj. "It is the liost
cough remedy on the matfeet for colds,
eougns ana croup." J.)r sale bvull
, j
aealers. '
The largest timber deal ever mnd in
this State, so f ir as we now recill,wus
that made last week whereby the
Champion Lumber Company bought
100,000 acres of land i;i J lay wood
county aud tw railroads. Tne com
pany has a capital of i3,000,000 ai
will do much for the dtrvc-lopmeut f
Jlaywood county.
Saved His Mother's Life.
'Four doctors had given me up,"
writes Mrs. Laura Gaines,of Avoca,La
and ray children and all my friends
were looking for me to die, when my
son insisted that I use Klectric Bitters.
I did s,and they have done me a world
of good. I will always praise them."
iMCdric Hitters is a priceless blessing
to women troubled with fainting and
dizzy spells, backache, headache. weak
ness, debility, const ination ,r 1
disorders. Use them. ain new health,
strength and vigor. They're guaran
teed to satisfy or money refunded.
Only C0c at Ci. It. Pilkingtoirs.
i inn mini iimmaawcj
9 . r-rX
I M
onarc
.
Means Something.
liiin jfold yourself Have'.' ten
typewriters, of diirerent make
placed in a row a Monarch some, fe
where among them.' Try each key
board in turn. The machine with
the lighest touch will be the
Light
Touch
and you can locate it everv timp moft it. ...
vMil V-VX.
Just as the Droner tonic
ferapKS1Ve y aCt'0n inCreaSe the ncyof a
"monthly paym en ts
Monarch Machines may be purchased on the Monthlr
Payment Plan. Send for Monarch literature lin hi
.,vao"" iWi lviuiiarcn sunenoritv. A nncf
many
brinpr full information.
will
and raised $75,554 in eight days.
mis shows what
and united action
plish.
organization
will accom-
possiDly other reasons that Sr,
ator La Follette and some others
nave not yet tound out.
lhere is much sneeiilntinn wifV.
reference to comine- lpo-icintion
The uncertaintyTlife was CoeT ffSS "JS?
most forcibly illustrated in the It may be that th err Wni
sudden death of Judge Joseph S. an adjournment until late in the
Adams. He had hrfA n summer. The situation is full of
"-ctcsu ctnu expectation is on
tiptoe awaiting events.
jlast week
i health when
at Warren ton and
be in his usual good
Anothjr ilan suo-ovri health when on last Sundav h
enph nnnntw tn Un . ! SUUdenlV fllPffl nf QnAnlav., l r
mo.. ; was fmm P vr":Zl.:. " i i 8,1 rihquake last Friday morn
....t -i uaj ui ciecuon ana thus i V, - wumy anu ing. Mirrors wereshal
. T ... . rlJJfl noon o i.il,- f i j I . ....
tuati ucl ita itepresentative in the i juubc ior aooui tnree desks and chairs in oilices rolled about
Legislature who to vote for. And "
still another plan is for the sen-! Next Sund77iT7hT7ti,
atorinl oanVAot fK , iNijXT &unday is the 46th anrn-
. . "u""atea versarv nf Hon
Lee's surrender
at the State convention ,w iiuJ ;r'. "e" ee s SUI
the Govprnnr nd dL PPomattoac Uourt-House, that
iiiv,i umic ox-
Little Rock, Arkansas, was shaken
last Friday morn-
shaken from walls,
and windows clattered
Never Oat of Work.
nil, i - . i . . . . ,
4 iie ousiest little tliino-s ever mar'e
are Dr.King's New Life Pills. Everv
pill is a sugar-coated globule of health,
that changes weakness into .strength.'
languor into energy, brain-fag into
mental power; curing constipation,
headache, chills, dyspepsia, malaria.
Only 25c at G. It. lilkingt ns.
Chpel ilillNews: While out. driv
ing Wednesday afternoon Dr. Isaac H.
Mannintr, accompmied by Mi Mary
Jones, dis-ovred the dead body' of
Miss Annett Pritchard lying out in
the yard at tbe home of Mr. Merrit.t
Lloyd, f.jur miles south of ovn. M
'-""" u ll was plowing nerby,krew
nothing of it until Dr. M .nnin-informed
him. lie- death is sU. posed
to have ieulled from he.ut failure
On the ritman farm in Edgecombe
eeunty 163 bales of cotton were raised
on loT Meres.
So Tired s
It may be from overwork, but
the chances are its from an in
active L I V E R .
With a well conducted LIVER
one can do mountains of labor
without fatigue.
It adds a hundred per cent to
cnes earning capacity.
It can be kept in healthful action
by, and only by
DURHAM BOOK AND STATIONERY COMPANY
j-x w est nam street, Durham, N. C.
IS
DURHAM & SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
iSoheduIe in Effect Jau. (. lino
Southbound. . Northbound.
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! 12.05 5.06 LV Wilhon Lv T.os li.2o f ' '. Ka...-.s Cir.
: 5.14 Lv Vartua Lv 10 oo ll.(;0 ! f, ' ' "j lay, -wl c.i.ne. i
:12.52 5.32 Lv Aier Lv o.'-iu 10.30 "i ! "i1.. I? ';: ll-
I
1.12
1.32
1.45
2.25
3.00
0.13 Lv
6.30 Ar
Duke
Dunn
Lv 8.08
Lv 8.40
0.12
9.20 :
0.00 .
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i.
Urtli-iaVS- If. .l'. r . -
5 45 Lv Yille Lv 9.28 10 i5 i im.V.,,-, S V."" C'll'e,' vv' poim '
5.57 Lv Coats Lv Si n Siil !; JiSJ l,nM !o -!;ii,
6.0lLvTurlifWtonLv 9.08 ... 12 ! w,J ' Iv.0 '
lork 2:31 I), m. Thi .. . . ...
mVVffWrf.vn r ... . J. . . - '-"l -K. I-1" w
3 makes connection a.t Anx vincaro ali
I J T . : i.Ilfi
I'jlt .
i.orDi
Kicked by a Mad Horse.
Constipation brings manv ailments
in its train and is the primary cause of
much sickness. Keen vour IWPk.
j ular, madam, and you will escape manv
...x aiiiueius io which women are
subject. Constipation is a very simple
, J7B' lIKe lr ly simple thinpa, it
may lead to serious to!iseuuenv. " v
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.
event occurring on Sunday, the ie;
Samuel Birch, of Beetown. Wis..hd lu I.. , . ".ttus 1 I,u',e assistance and
. ' vnieiu amoei ain
-j-,
Jit firul
vii uuiiua v. I rif- tCktr no nn nnrnp inn d hnni i.
Some good 9th of Anril T- ' "gui- and sufferin-
s w ytnoi April, lbb5. Tt IS some- ful sore that developed, but at last, i... . .
's Tablets are friven
' " N.l I J T.
may be avoided. Sold
ficers are nominated.
reasons mav hp frivn ?- j -. Afe 0ume-
-ui aUU WPHT nr n fiMnnU -n In L'Iati'c Irn m Kalt-a j
ijZv f HZ"S'f here tercomesthis year on the same pletelT Rtest healer of ul-i A French a"" broke t he record
a piciiLy ui. lime next Vear tn Afme. ,r . cers, burns, boils, eczema, scalds, putc 'nfaiu
v v iiiuntn i rno iHrhl oo . . . ' im.jims ihsi. 1tii1h- .
"-"-"" mcui. r. j.-j n . - .v. uu living "iKi mf es t
vw. vac auiiuuer
Coffins and
:: caskets
! No
witu ot'iiiKaiu --ir jjine jo. .i lor .: - n i, om-ri-ooro i
lialeijrh, Norfolk, Richmond, Wash-! ,"i .8 'ouri.-t siwpi-,f Ior ( .a:jfril, t
injrioii, ISaUiiuore, Philadelphia, 'ewi ,lor ,'1 ' loi-n
York and all Northern points. j niough afl.(Jv car for Asieille
io. 41 mattes connection at Anex 1 V i : .xv'wutjr ' w:44 a. m . i
with Seaboard Air Line No. 41 for San-' ' K 0-"'' a: ."' "nves Asheill :-j:t
lUctMiig close conrsu-t ic n widi
o pec l.d
frtrH Ti i li ret V-i it IS T5..a. 1 O. HI.
(Atlanta, HirminKham, Montgomery !,VPP" atii0:()OH.io . following oav ai-
! aud ail points in the AV est and South-! 1, fng ,!l,i',Jr,i wiih cW cm.-
i west; Columbia, Savannah, Jackson-i ...,V or alj l1u-; north a, d nonh-
, ! ville.Tampaandall points in Florida. V.Vim-.
ijest Hnnp.nnT.P. out nv nm-niw to ., . Aor Vin:iton-Ss.lein k avrs
Coffins and the sou.
A full stock of
Caskets alwav? nn a All tickets are soldbythisCompany
wiKCtt always On nand and and accepted by the pHssenjrer w ith
SOld at all rsrifpQ AU "tae understanding: that this Company
suiu at ail prices. All kinds will not be liable for failure to run it s
earth. Try it. r52 at Q.K.PiIkingta i'8. of 91 miles an hour.
the aveia;:e speed
and sizes.
B. Nooe,
' Pittsborc.N. C.
- j -
irains on scneuuie rime, or for any
such delays as may be incident to
their operation. Care is exercised to
give correct time of connecting lines,
but thia Company is not responsible
for errors or omissions.
No Sunday trains.
uivi-isrunilur ltr r.to ..tl i
south and west This cr 5s hi.i.d..,
n. . traia No. Ill Jeuvin r ur .,t
10:1a p. rn. " .
J'iuu oesireony informati' n.plc-iM-wnto
or call. UV a..e here to iJrm.sli
information as vvp)j, t ,eM Ul.kH,.
11. l'A ll VliT I 'P l
a'nnl..' . . 'I
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