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TARBORO', N. C.i THURSDAY; AUGUST 16. 1900.
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Dentist.
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TARBORO...,
.N.C.
jjR. 0. A- WHITEHEAD,
Surgeon Dentist.
TARBORO, rt. 0.
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JOSEPH. P. PIPPEN,
Public Typewriting and Insurance
pFFICE WITH fl. p. BBi; "
M. W. HAYNES,
PIUCTICAL PLUMBEK,
Tarboro, N. C.
FRANK POWELL,
ITTORN'ET JIT LAW, TARBORO, X., C.
Practice ia the State t and Fed
eral Courts and Departments at
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NO TaOUBLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS
. H. gInNON. 8. M. CULP. W. A. TURK
Mai. Trafc Man. G. P. A
IIw PeklauaiTakenFrtr Years
The excellent marksmanship ex
hibited by Chinese riflemen and
gunners ia a surprse to those who
nave assumed, that the allies in
their, inarch to Pekin would en
counter no greater obstacles thau
those which in i860 the French
and, English easily. "surmounted.
The attempt to relieve the lega
tions made by Admiral Seymour
at the "head of only-about two
tnousand men would never have
been Ventured upon had he guess
ed how signally the Manchu and
Chinese regular soldiers haye im
proved in military efficiency du
ring the last few years. -
Even in the war which may be
said to have begun in 1857 and to
havfreudtsi in 18130, the Europeans
met with one severe reverse, al
though at the time the resources
of the Pekin Goyernment were
severely' tax eel by the effort to ovei -come
the Tae-Ping rebels in the
Yangtsekiang Valley. It will be
remembered that the pretext of
the war was the incident of the
Arrow, a lorcha which, while fly-
iug i"c iuusu w seizevi 03'
a war junk ou the plea that her
crew were breaking some Chinese
law. The British thig was hauled
down and stamped upon, and, as
Yeb, the Viceroy at Canton, de
fended the act on the ground that
the lorcha had no right to be Hy
ing the flag at the time, which was
true enough, the British Govern
ment made it a casus belli. The
real purpose of the war was to con
strain China to admit foreign le
gations in Pekin, and, to that end,
the cooperation of 1? rauce, Russia
aud the United States was invited.
As a matter of fact, only French
and English took part in the ensu
ing hostilities. . Their warships
bombarded and eaptured Canton,
ami the onending iceroy - was
seized and exiled to Calcutta.
Theuce, proceeding north to nego
tiate directly with the Chinese
Government, the allied fleet capt
ured the Taku forts and steamed
up the Peiho, whereupon treaties
by which toreign Ministers were
to be permitted to reside in Pekin
were duly signed in a Buddhist
temple at Tientsin. When, how
ever, in 1 859, the allies returned
to get their treaties ratified, they
found that the Taku forts had
been rebuilt on an improved plan,
and their attempt to torce a pas
sage up the river was repulsed
with heavy loss. It was ou this
occasion tnat the American Com
modore Tatnall, though nomiually
neatml, rendered help to the Brit
ish duriuz the action, exclaiming
that "blood is thicker than water
In the followingyear, a stronger
Anglo French fleet was despatches
to the Peiho River, and this time
instead of attacking the forts from
the sea, the allies captured them
by eilecting a landing ten miles up
the coast, and assailing them from
the laud side. Tientsin was next
ESTABLISHED 1822
W. F. Porter of Ilav Meadow
and Lawrence Holt of Burlington careful inquiries in all parts ol
are the two vice presidents ap-jthe Union, place this country's
pointed by Governor Russell to stock of croJd - on hand afsome-
look after the interests of North
Carolina at the Pan American Ex
position. Mr. Holt has been ab
sent in Europe for some time and
therefore unable to take up the
wonc jur.
taken matters in hand and has
been spending some time in Buf
falo getting in touch with the great
euterpnse which shall next year
astonish the world in its giant
proportions atld surpassing niag-
umueuce. it is .air. I'orter s m-
thiug more than $1,000,000,000.
Of this amount the Treasury
holds about $425,000,000, and the
balance ia held by the banks, trust
companies, and by private owners.
? mm . Dlf !! Mm
It would prMnUy .'.s'ouiahrniLy
Cood citizei t, wIiocay been read
in? the di8v.mt:.icns of the gen
uineness of the cipher despatch
received about a fortnight a;o
from Pekin, purporting to have
come, from Miuiter
Conner, to
know that hocleter and aJert-iuiiid-
Porter, however, has It is now ascertained with reason- n,au f" omtiaxy Uiy has
able cerUlnty that no more than Z Y u;"M:r7l ?,Iier In Vf
$300,000 gold is used annually 5? .lhD,PartJn?t ol btV a
in the arts. If the demand for tb overhand, his son AdelUrt,
told continues, trrjent inEurope, accediTtl th,c doubtable
we may shir fco!ooo.OOO across cpci "s Consul at Preloua,
the Ailantic: American", bankers af?4u.w,Jf Ambas
havs offered to loan t25.000.0OO to I "wr W Lite, in Germany, naestbe
tention to return soon to tlm Stf lEnrln.1 and thr ..n- P'pher freely; as far as known Am-
and, with his closer knowledge of ; for as ranch mora in one war and bA84or Choate, in England, Las
the splendid enterprise, urge upon another. Tourists " sad' travelers neer araea the art.
our people the importance of an may take out of the country $1,. , 90 lrobab!y very
adequate representation by North : 000,000 in coin, beside their letters ?w ol onr d'P'O1'" reprctiita
Carolma atBuffalonext vear. "He ! of credit If these and an oth can use the cipher themHelres.
thinks that this is an opportunity items are estimated at $55,000,000,
of such value to all the State in-; the specie account will stand at,
terests that it would be exceedingly ' say, 913,O0O,OO0 balance on hand.
snort sigutea not to naye a cred- , Uu the other side of the account
itable exhibit. He will undertake
to find out what the Deople of the
State think about it when thev
better undei stand
of the Exposition,
dress a letter Boon
to the people com in 2- year, therefore, this conn
of the State setting fourth his rea- try will have an available cold
resentation by North Carolina, calculation makes no allowance r.ulB Iru" .,"ie irequsntcnangcs
A ith her vast untouched stores ' for the return of cold which we
we have a .probable product of
cold mines for the current year of
5bu,ooo,ooo, and an importation
the greatness from Australia of perhaps 010.
He will ad- : 000,000. At the betrinoin? of the
am a ruie, tney nave some minor
functionary at earn, legation who
has mastered the code, but in at
least one case the cipher work is
it j . .
auaone.oy an ouisiue l jreling
who has no direct connection with!
the Federal service. This state
of things does not necessarily ar
gue neglect or laziness on the
part f the Ambassadors and Min- cocnt the tonati cut ol lUkich. tbe
. . . j
iit renpicT ni (aico oat by atn
ot thc crcditora.. AtUctmBU for
monlt to Jjooo mttm aUo
levwuoa U' liwi Copper Uioioc
cororany a. rroferly tb aftcroooa.
i i Oold ilia. Cottc CMxtpaof U a
coacsra orcanUed by W. C. Newenao.
of Ne York. ub a tHtouBil capUj of
Xx.ooa, ader be had tiifpoted of a
majority ol bi Uoioo Copfw Miomc
company iotmt to It btaoJard Ou
Copprr Aoors for cootidmtioa sot
Decaocratk , Slate CbairtBaa Sim-
luooa, Baaioxoi tl Democratic cam
paiKO and unprecedented victory, aaya
ovrr 5,oo,ooo docameata tr ot
out from h'i hdanar1r aaya
oce cf tb recnatUbI fcararra of the
campaign was ta ioterrt maaifeited
by tb ladies of tb5Ut. Never b-
iora raa tr.pre nx-h to army of caxa
pin fpokera od uch Iatm atwo
ccs. t rem slatt to fioiah tb Dcfao
crats wera baodicspped by lack of
fatida. - TW Ui( u toil coothbo-
lioa 11 chairman rceird . was Xoo,
1 root ooe todiridasJ. Tuesday L
loood that Us expoa csccsded tie
receipts Dy f 15oo, as J ba mads a rer
sonal coo tribe two of llouo towards
tneetioc tle deficieaor. Uooa tbs
bits vots GanoK 00 1 tbs serro vote)
tbe fraocbisa aaeodxncDt was ratified
oy oer 100,000. Leavioc oat of lbs
1
DM 100!
Below Is a ficsitaila o! gaarsxtees coaUioed in a policy
Insurance for f 10,000 issued by the . 1
ft
MIS SI
n life.
!
I
w
through iU Special agent here.
isters concerned, or of the attaches
of higher rank nor is it an inevi
of mineral and forest wealth and ! are sending to Europe. We can
1I J 1 ;i 1 11 rr . .
xici uuammeu opponuDiiies ior very wen anora 10 spare me sum
business investments of all kinds. ' owiusr to us in coin if our debtors
North Carolina has much to offer are willinjr to pay 4 or 5 per cent
of personnel in our foreign ser
vice. To ft large extent -it is
merely a question of peculiar
mental adaptation differentiated
in individuals, and iuvolves the
uajOTiiy 1 or ica anxocmeot is
ao.000 and learlof oot those coaatws
est ot Greensboro, is uver 7.000.
(.Dairmao tmtooos says be will not
ooeo tns natjooal caxapain before
September liu and that it is probable
in regular canvass of tbe Sutill
not bejfio earlier than September 15th.
tie says: 'otilbsUndinx tbe bard
J.
to the home seeker and invrstor. ' for its use, while with us interest l PnoPW hcht u illustrated Et we have made anJ Ue crest vie
The Pan American Exposition : rates are not liktlr to be hieher
will cost many millions of dollars - than 11 per cent for some time to
before the jratea are opened, the . come.-PhiIadtrlphiaEveniti? Tele-
National Government alone ex-1 jrraub.
pending half a million on its j
hnil,lm.M nml ATl,;it, VNl.i . tmwmwm nmm lau
a -night's ride, of Buffalo more 1 J ictls to -to"acb Uver and.
tUJ?r 1 1 1 troubles as well as women, and all teel
than forly mil.ions of people re- tSlc result5 fa of appe;itet ft6iMaaM
OIUC. KUUinLZU UJMJ UUIT UtUX U . in h K.i-kirK. n.rvnInM.
within the same distance in l,eadach and tired, listless, run-down
1893. As an extra attraction Buf- feeling. Bot there's no need to fee!
falo offers the Treat est natural1 like that. Listen to J W Gardner,
in one man s taient ior -acciumug
a foreign lan guare in a mcfuth or
the skill of another In mathemsti-'
c&l calculations almost without
study. Boston Kreuing Tran
script. "
wonder of the world. Niagara
Fails, within half an hour's ride
of the Exposition, where also is
established the largest power
plant in the world. Vice-Presi-ident
Porter hopes for the hearty
co-operation of press 1 and public
in his work . .
nilliaa UUca Afiw.
It is certainly gratifying to the f nb
lic to know of one concern iu the land
who arfe not afraid to " be generous to
the needy aud suffering. The propri
etors ot Dr." King's New Discovery Jor
Cunsnr.iptiou,' Coughs And Colds bac
given away over tou million trial Let
ties ot this gtcat mo'didor, and hae
the satisfaction of knouin that it has
Adaville. Ind. He says. Electric Bit
ters axe just tbe thing for a man when
be is all run down, and don't care
whether he lives or dies. It did more
to give me new strength and good ap
petite than anything I could take. I
can now eat anything and have a new
lease on life. Only 50c at Staton &
Zoeller's drugstore. Every bottle guar
anteed
Hrl llet i rta tk Ciu
Was the t-a'.l that bit G B Stradmac,
ot Newark, la tbe civil war It caused
l.orrible ulcers that no treatment hel
ped for 20 yesrs Then Duckies' Ar
nica Salve cured bim It cures cuts,
bruises, burns, boils, felons, corus.
skin eruptions Best pile cure 00
earth sjc a box Core guaranteed
Sold by Staton & Zoellcr, druggists .
lory we nave won, we mutt buckle oo
tne armor ooce more, for tbe f ran-
cms mmeeameui does not w into
cBect until loly , I902, and tbeigoor-
ant negro vote tU be polled against
us la aJI probability la tbe November
electiaa, and hence tbe necessity ol
vu(iui vui ui ibu vdiii rote, vie
trust give Bryaa the electoral vote and !
e.ect nine Democratic congressmen.'
Tb laalaa DUaiur.
Famine in India is now result-
incr in A. a il 17 burvoaf rf 1 0 OOO !
! lives. During the Cist wrek in
J ulv nearly 10.000 cases of cl.ol
era were reported in the famine
stiicken districts. More titan
G,OW of these were fatal.
absolutely cirred thousands of hopeless - r,"u"" M wcswug
cases. Asthma, Briuchitis, Hoarsc: ' and will lelieve the present sufler
cess and all diseases of the throa'. injr. When Louis Llopsch, who
chest arid lungs are surely cured by it. , had bten superintending the relief I Cord Tribune.
Call ou Staton & Zoeiu-r, druggists; work there, returned to New York I -
ana get a ire tnai uottic Keguia recently, he called one-half ol In
dia a charnel houe, Mwhete thous-
Tbe KticcMr ! Sfettcr-
, The Charlotte Observer auks:
"Who Is to succeed Marion But
ler ir. the Senatel This is the
question that is to the frooi for
consideration now. It will be de
cided at the primary at the next
time of the November election.
.We will of course have to matt
until the November primary for
instruction, but the people have
already settled that question, and
Mr. Fnrnifold M. Simmous will be
our next Senator. His majority
at the primary will be as certain
as the one last -Thursday. Con-
tlfeCtaM.
. Tbe folio- loir card Is Liir-n from
tbe WUmlogtoo Xesaengt-r of yes
terday: Hon. Marion Butler
Sir: Wo have seen your c bailee ire
through the paper to oor beloved sod
honored John D. Bellamy. Mr. Bel
lamy is too high la tbe political arena,
and too moch honored, to deal with
you person ally, and be la too pure la
to esumawon ox ib,uuq oooslitosoti
to have a personal encounter or reply
to your banter, or to serve you in
any purpose. There are 10,000 good
people ia Mr. Bellamy's district who
wit) meet you, man to mao, sad set
tle all challenges that you may give
out. I have a farm that employs 50
good men, aad soy yellow 'rilj-er"
tnat l nave says be will meet you as
to personal encounter. Tbey say
you have betrayed tbem inOevery
trust tbey coofiJed to you.
J. C. Stash r,
- - For 40 Tenant.
upon one of the very best basin ess men In Taibonx The faos
of this policy promise and agrees to pay thi, gentlesian'i bsns
fieiary ten thousand dollars la a lamp, dse Immediately epea
proof ot death.
Tbe figures In table below are absolute guarantees which can
be used by assured, beginning after two annual payments. In
loan claim the different amounts named can be borrowed from
tne Company, at 5 per cent, at any time, when tbe number of
payment, equal number of years set opposite, the am aunts.
This policy also contains a guarantee ot 5" J days jrrac on all
subsequent payments. This Com psnT poai lively refuse to is
sue more than one bundled policies of this kind ia Ueco&be
county for the year 17J0. Twelve ot these policies LaTbg al
ready been sold by their agent here only the limited number ot
bS can now be disposed of. , Any one desiring information or in
surance literature, will be cLeerf ally and intelligently waited up
on by their special Agent, Mr. 1L V. TEEU 0ce Si. James
street, rear J. W. B. Battle's store.
Age 38
2 yesrs
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7
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9 44
10 -
11 -
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13 -
14 M
15 "
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20
Loan Value Paid-up Value Ex d Vain
f 310.00 yr not
10 00 1U0 00 4
720 00 1CC0 00 . 6 6
750 00 2210 00 8 ft
1170 00 ' 27 SO 00 10 8
142O0O 5270 00 11 14
1C70 00 ZS20 00 '13 1
19C0 00 4340 00 14 5
22C0C0 " 4SC0OO IS 4
2570 00 . C3S0 00 16 2
20J0 0O 1 &330 00 16 11
- 33S0 00 290 00 . 17 C
37C0 00 6700 00 18 1
4170 00 7410 00 .18 7
4540 00 9310 00 19 1
4320 00 8420 00 19 7
(330 00 9S40OO 20 1
3750 00 94GOOO 20 8
3&70 00 $10,000 00 paid up
size 50c. and 1. t-very bottle ,aar
anteed or price refunded.
V. P.
A Gen.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
White's Black Linement
Full 25c se bottle at Cordon
Drug Co., for JO cents. : ' -.Warranted
the best Linsment.
U6 Mil; tekf,
The 80th session" under the man
aement of the present princi pa
will open Monday, Sept. 8, 1900.
't-minavM nv RTITDY Classical, Matbe-
.tu-Ai and Practical. Special attention
given to thBtndy of English, Fbyslcal fc.ci
euce and Klementary Chemistry.
Kng. tuition par session of20 weeks, . ao
Ureek. Latin and French, each, 6
Contingent fee for fuel, Janitor, etc , 1 60
Board per school month of 4 weeks from
Hi to tu aoexclnslve of lights and washings
Charges payable one-half in advance, the
other half at the middle of the session.
Hend for catalogue and refer to .
t
F. S. WiLKINbUW,
Principal.
taken, though the Manchu com
mander tried to protect it by en
closing both city and suburbs with
a mud wall over ten miles in cir
cuit It is a mistake to suppose
that from this point to Pekin the
march of the allies, who numbered
onlv some mix thousand men was
entirely unopposed; on the con
trarv. there were several skir
mishes, and what might fairly be
termed a battle, in whith the Chi
nese were routed, though- they
treiwheronslv took prisoner Sir
Harry Fsirken and others who were
tryingTo treat with them, and sub-
ieeted the captives to torture
Meanwhile, the Emperor Ilieu-
fnnghad lied to Jehol, a phvee
amnn? the mountains beyond the
Great Wall, where he had a palace,
and had left his brother, Prince
Kuiir, in charge of the .capital.
o pnuish the Emperor for his
repudiation of the treaties, the al
lies looted ami burned the Summer
Palace, a building in the style: of
the Renaissance, which had been
erected by Jesuit architects for the
Emneior Kanghi, some two Hun
dred years before, on tne slope 01
.... . a. itA
the hills anout eisni mnes to tue
northwest of the city.-.
Had the allies proceeded to des
troy Pekin,. they would have irrep
arably damaged the Manchu dy
nasty in the eyes ot its suojecis.
It was deemed inexpedient 10
throw China into anarchy or to
nromote the triumph of tho Tae-
Pinsr rebels. Accordingly, an ar
ransrementwas effected with Prince
Knnr wherebv the soldiers of
TCnrrianrl and France were to be
permitted to march into the capi
tal; but were to pay for the pro
visions they might need and to re
tire quietly after their mission
Khnnld be TicconiDlished. The
treaties were not quickly ratified
Tiensin aud several other new port
were opened to' trade, and Kow loon
on the mainland opposite Houg
Kong was ceded to England, the
latter provision, however, reuiain
iug unexecuted until receully.
One of the 'palaces within the
Tartar citv at Pekin was, at the
same time, setapart to serve as the ,
Ttrirish Tjesration.-and nas
llaltia.
There has been a rood deal said
; ands have already ' perished ot I about the banner county iu the
. starvation,' cholera, and plague." I bra c. We claim that the Sev-j
The streets of Bombay .were said I em h Senatorial District is the
to have been filled with walkiujr I banmr Senatorial District. Thed
Prezrt at (be A & 71. Celli g"e.
The College of Agriculture and
. r . - ... . - 11.1..: 1 .11
... niii.iii tn r r s i i v . i i . irii . i ... . ... .
open ednesday, September 5th. 1Jortnnit-. wGannl men. ema.
A yery large attendance w already . iateJ gickl babie8 cbil.
" l ' rl rn W-ith limbs li V clothea-ninea.
I : II
assured for next session.
plicants tjxpectiug to get accom
modation should be on hand
promptly the first d;iy.
A new
all Tan after us, entreating u?.
I Thev fell asleep at nieht upon
the trst day. . , 'the sidewalks, and in the morn
buildintr has been erected i , u t k.
durinor the summer for instruction di 1, wrODg. Tbe
;n .Electrical Lngineerin. -1 ; worl(i ia too old now to let her
this buildmS the students 1, children die by thousands in the
conduct experiments of aU soils Btreet We 8houlJ not oniv Uy
with electrical machines, -prepar- j t y,e present situation,
mg to be practical hJectrical bufc b y iuquiring into ils remotest
Engineers. A consideYable lt of I cangt wg t should attempt to
new electrical machinery has just cnish a repetition ; of the auaiter
PuIclia-!led- 1 in the future.
Tne lextiie xep;irimeiifc uu
Just received acar-load of niachin-
majority for our two Senators be-1
ing about oC0. We would like
to know what district can beat it.
llocky Mount Motor.
Charlotte, N. C, Agent for the
KteJk t DssvA aesv.
"The Dead 8ea, which for thoos-
' auds of years has been a forsaken
lntm Macmne orks, v iiitms- ; gourde iQ the midst of a desert,
ville, Mass. The generosity of oa wnoBe waves no rudder has been
his Company is very
reciAte 1. Another
highly ap
cur
-load
of
machinery is expected thin" week,
A third car-load will come from
Massachusetts donated by the
Draper Company of Hope
dale, Mass. Valuable donations
have been made by tne oaco and
Pettee- Machine Shops, Newton
Upper Falls, Mass., the D. A.
Tompkins Co.," Charlotte, N. C,
and Jones & J-iaugium, ntisuurg,
Pa.
The contract for supplying uni
forms for next vear has been given
to Jacob Heed's Sons of Philadel
phia. The uniforms will 'be of
o-rav cloth manufactured in Char-
loftaville. Virginia and will cost
$9.90 instead'of f 15.00 as hereto
fore.
. The Collece will b open about
August 15th for students to make
nr "their deficiencies in various
seen for centnries;" snys Uniteil
States Coftsol Win crat AnuiWrg
in a recent despatch to tbe State
Denartinent. "is to have a line of
motor boats in the future, uwue
to the continued increase in traffic
and the influx of tourists, a shorter
route i? to be found between Jerus
alem and Kerak, the ancient capi
tal of tho land of Moab.
The first little steamer, bnilt
at one of the Ilamburz docks, is
about 100 feet long, and has ai
re ad v begun the voyage to. Pales
tine. An order has already been
given for the building of a second
steamer. The one already built
and on the way is named Prodro
mos (that is, 'forerunner',) and
will carry thirty-four person, to
gether with freight of all kinds.
Tho promoters of this new enter
prise are the inmates of a Greek
i cloister in Jerusalem. lhe man
" The negroes' ha-e very little to-say
boat their disfranchisement. Quite a
number of theme who cap read and
write voted for it.
Tbe populist party's strength ia this
State is completely broken, and its 55,
OOO nieuilx.-rkl.ipia 1S91 has diudlcd
awsy to less than 1 0,000.
Judgo FThoniss Johnston ' Wilson,
Winston's first and oldest citizen, died
WednrnUy ' fc'jltt in bis 85th year.
lie had been confined to bis bed fir
over twe year-.
The details cf thr rerrmonies of the
nnveilhuK of the V..i l statue ia tle
Capital sur at ,u, August lid.
have all bet u arrivd. TnorossS.
Uenan will be chirl ij.rh-t.
Simpson Heiwphi:!. a we!l koon
citizen living , ucar Liberty, Guiltord
county, was struck by a south-bound
train at that place Wednesday and in
stantly killed. Air. tlcuipUiil was
about 4b years old. and leaves a wift
and several children. -
- EverytbinK u reported as quiet at
famheo. The Naval . Reserves are
back in Nw Berne.
Sorao populists have ' been heard to
intimate that Senator butler could, or
would cause trouble as to the seating
wt bis Democratic successor.
Twenty - magistrates' judgments
against 'W. G. Newman and the Gold
Hi 1 Copper Co., varying-in amount
trim S30 to S200, bays been docketed
with the clerk of the Superior court ot
Rowsn county. A majority of tbeclsima
are on tbe part oi Salisbury people and
are principally for labor or material
furnished for tbe erection of new build-
woman's
lile
la hard enough as
His. It Is to bf that
1 owe oor woru.
aad everything
should be saade as
easy aa posnbla Ior
her at us time of
chmWrtb. TTsia
as last what
Jotheh's
Friehd
1
i
Gordon Brig'
Next Door (o Dr. T. P, Wjntfs Office.
e never require the aid c!
at
mother of a pturnb babe la
Mo., says: lasvwsd
will do. ItwfUmaae
babv's comlnc essy
sod palaleas, and that wfthoot tsk
ing dangerows drugs into te syw
tota. It as si ie ply to b appUtd to
tb moaclea of lL abdoroea. It
psactrstes thrown Cm skia carry
lag strength and alssdctty with n.'
It streegVMns tha wbe4 systsa sad
tws-rcttta all of the discomforts of
prrraancy
Tba
Panama
Mother's rrUod aad can pralso tt
wgaiy. . '
Ct UetWe rrWwl at Ue
Drwg Store, 51 per bottle.
The Brad field Rrrulstor Co
ATLANTA, OA.
Writs for oor f rwa Clostratsd book.
Bsiors Baby is Born.
We, none of us, lire so csxefnly that
.1 1 . . f , .
u uu uouicisea w put us ngaL
It is a comfort to know where you can get thera fro a and
proper prices, lsij on ms ior any
GaQQEJt SEEDS ziJCQ ClCdflS.
Store Thone No. 14T IUddence Thone Ko. tos
"Prompt responses day or night All goods delivered fr
Kentucky ffiules
XSD
Blue Grass
Worses!
Young but broken. Buying: ia laxgw quantities enables to self
cheap. ,
OXFORD SEMINARY
FOR GIRLS.
20". O-
51st Annual Session opens Aug.
29.1900.
studies before the regular session j agemeut of tne nQO ia entirely in
opens. .A recent regulation re-:(J n hands. M
quires every student to wske up
all his dehcitncie- Deiore no
go on with an advance class.
Warklar Night m Day
The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is Dr King's New
Life Pills Every pill is a sugar-coated
globule of health that changes weak
ens into strength, listlessness Into en-
brain-fag into mental power
The trade of Kerak with the
desert is to-day ". of considerable
importance. It is the main town
Stats or Ohio, Cm or T do, i
Lrct Cocrrr. t
Fasts J. OsstY m kes oath last be Is
the . eel r partner f h firm of F J.
Cbeney Si l.. d lag busn ss la cilr ot
To edo. county sad buta afi relJ. aad
Lares
KrbmtA pajatetea aiw4 mml imte
Owd a Fat Horse!
Legationrand has everj;"
since been used for the purpose. ey'tet wonderful in building up the
New York Sun. health. Only 25c per box Sold by
The Boston Herald must now
keepquiet, Ilanna has said that he
Staton & Zoeiler
of any commercial standing east of I tDtt fc d nx will pay tha snm I o- bus I
of the Jordan and the Dead &ea.
Its population consists of about
1,800 Christians and 6,000 Mos
lems. The merchants of Hebron
are among the chief frequenters of
the markets of Kerak." Wash
ington Evening Star.
with ditr.
vvilluuua,
fUaaf rr rlmm rmtlt-r
LaSorM tn KmU Uwrntwy
Sarta
UmmA auaS Lilcrmry Twltlow
umm.1 smim tlt
Mat ypubuoooi) t
"My baby was tembly kk
rnoea.n ssys J. IL Duak. of
dred dollars foe sca aad srry caaacf
Calarrh that caooot be eitrsd by tbe ass
of Us'l,scmtXTTbctu
-' FRANK J caEUET.
b or a to before s-s s-d subscr bed "la
my presence, this 6la day of December,
A. L). 1S8S,
Ai A O. OLE 180 N,
) seal ( ;NoUryIuUUc
Mr.Brvan's speech of acceptance . Oregon. . w naaWc . cur. aun acu uxecuy . . ua ooa ;
, " , T.V.B witb f aoCTor s ssu'sace. sai a a
last
V hllThi'b WUriM CUJN did not care a damn wnat in 11 pa- m '"" "J T. ' Tr7 Tu'il I resort wtred Cbamberlala't folic, Cbol-
PQWDEE8 keeps them in that per's said. And Hanna is the boss his bitter opponents manifest their , ert aI d Dl4rrboea Remedy. I ao hippy
coition. For sale at 'iJ,ad ln 18'6byPhterioIat MltlcUm ji?,ttTcutTrrwS,i&)SIit
W. it, SESSUMS' STABLES and is seiving this year. .. y u.8lc .- I
Hall' ca' arrli cu e Is takea Internal y, and
nod sr. a mocous iur.
Eead for tesVmoa'als 1
faces o( the lyslem.
tree.
F. J. ousirsT A 00-, Toledo, O.
Eold.br dniggUu 75c
aaQ't Family PUU are 'be b.it.
THE CCLEDRATED
FARQUHAR
Threshing .-; Maclitnes
maapl t,Mrl trabj,EeoBllaa4rr.
ret. la n. Wmm too Orals; Omiii It
Hay loe M-1 tat, , -.
TKrMhlBf KnrtM A Hoc. fvar.
Mllta mm KutmAmr Itm ata, 0..rllj
for -taioa.
A B FARQOHAR CO. Lid.
NEW YORK.
37". THE, Sossiiim.
rFotlcripL- Vever buy till yon nave seen me.
T
- .
spsE teie C
I hare erected new buildings on C ran ville street, a few
k Ef
doors from Main, for the ptrpose of making and repair
ing everything in the buggy and carriage line.
THE ENTERPRISE CARRIflGE COMPANY.
2Uy
THAD HUSSEY,
Propiistcr.
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