IB
VOL. XIV.
WARBENTON, N. C, '-FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1908.
NO. 17.
I
f
Statement of
T
HE GIT
IZENS
HENDERSON, T. c.
MAY 14TH, 190S.
RESOURCES
I anu Discounts
( h vnirat'ts.
392,986.39
2,500:41
-,vks ami
i.'.'.'-v-uw department. 2.445.90 !
on Hand and Cash Items, 21,9fi.l7
puo from Banks, . 144.723.40
Total,
$1504,840.25
take pleasure in presenting- to you our recent published statement. The
aid in capital, earned. surplus and individual liability of stockholders is
$250,000.00
, of which .-erves as "a guarantee fund for the security of its depositors.
fhil 1-ank is under Stale supervision, and its examiners make regular in
. i iion of the institution, together with the examinations mads regularly by
Hoard of Directors. It is also required to make its condition public, thus
:.o.vmr around the Bank every possible safeguard.
WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT.
- W. A. HUNT, Cashier.
FROFESSiOAL tGARDS.
CHAS. E. FOSTER,
1.1TTLKTON, N. C. - - ? Phone 43.
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
H. U. Road. Park, Timber, Town,
Citv ..nd Farm Work quickly done and
a,-;:at planned, mapped and
j.'attcd. Farm work solicited.
13 r. II- Walters,
Surgeon Dentist, -
Warrenton, North Carolina. .
i.,v.tV opposite court house ia Fleming
an: lUiUin.
r' in -: No. 59; Rf-'ieuee. No. tm
Dr. Rob. S. Booth,
Dentist,
WarrentoiJ, North Carolina.
Ofli?-.- Phone -"9.
Residence l'iior.e j.J-4
3a-12m
Dr. W. T, Taylor,
Surgeon jDezntiet,
iViulerrauA services included in the
nru-tice of " Dcutistry- Crown and
brul work, porcelain inlay, and cast
i'iiiu.s acoordiuj? to the methods ol
0.aa. OiSce Thone . 2 .
o Turn Residence o.
Dr P. J. Macon,
Physician & Surgeon,
vrroiit:::, Kcrth. Carolina.
Calls promptly attended to. Office
t-ppoSlt'J CCUi't liOllh.
I)R CHARLES ii. PEETE.
Consultation by Appointment.
Telephone Connection.
B. B. WILLIAMS,
Attorney - at - Law,
7arrentc3i, N. C.
I G. DANIEL,
Attorney at Law,
LITTLETON, N. C.
Practices in all the courts of the
Slate. Money to loan on real estate.
Reference Bank of Littleton.
Will be in Warrenton every nrst
.Monday.
M. J. Hawkins, T. W. Bickltt,
Uidgeway, N. C. Loaisburg, N. C.
HAWKINS & BiCKETT.
Attorneys at .Law.
ii. U, Green.
H. A. Botd
GREEN & BOYD,
Attorneys at Law,
Warrsntcn, North Carolina.
gs for Hatcnmg
At Raleigh, Asheville and
Munroe in Competition
with the best the
country' affords.
My Burred Plymouth --Rocks,
Yvhite and Golnen Wyandottos,
were among tha winners. They
oxcei for laying and growing
quick, strong broilers as well-as
for exhibition. I guarantee a fair
hatch.
John. H. Fleming,
Warren Plains, N. C.
R. F. D. No. 1.
the Condition
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid in,
$100,000.00
59, 104.07
Surplus and 1 'routs,
2,324.14
429.57
442,988.47
Cashier'sCh'ks Outstanding
Deposits,
Total,
$004,846.25
If You Want a Nice
Bridal or Birthday
Present
you can get it. from your town
Jeweler, who will sell as
cheap as up-to-date goods
. can be sold for.
I carry in stock, solid Gold Watch
es, Bracelets, Rings, Broaches. Chains
Lockets, Waist Pin Sets, Emblem
Kings and Pins: Silverware, and most
all kind of Jewelrv.
.
Fine Repairing Aispecialty. All
work Guaranteed.
Thos. A. Sliearin,
JEWELER,
Wakhenton,
N. C,
Warrenton Raiiroad Co.
; WarivExion, N. C, April 11, 190S.
MAIL SCHEDULE.
Tiaius will leave Warrenton daily
pxcept Sunday at 12:50 P. M., to con
nect with S. A. L. bains Nos. 41 and
no t v ni..-
1 li. i. VTiute, President.
j J. M. Gardner, Secty. & frens.
B. P. Tnui.Enn, Supt. & Agent.
Seaboard Air Line R'y.
Schedule "Effective Apr. 12th. 1938.
'ILtse arrivals ami departures are
ouly as information lor the public and
me not sriiiiiaLtet d. Traius v-ill pass
Vnrreu Plains as follo.vs, subject to
cl iirgfl without uotice:
So. 32, G:10 A. 2,1., iov Portsmouth
Norfolk.
No. 38,-1:45 P. M., for Portsmouth
Norfolk arriving at Weldon 2:53 P. M.,
connecting with A- U. L. for Eastern
Carolina point., arriving at Poits mouth
5:30 P. M , connecting with Steamship
lines for YVashingt-ju,' Baltimore, Cape
Charles, New York. Boston and Provi
deuce.
No. 29.-7:3 A. M h eves Norlina
for Oxford and iialeigh, arriving 9:30
. id.
No. 41,-1:25 P. M , for local p iuts
KuUigh,' Chailotte, Atlanta Birming
ham, Memphis aud points South west,
connecting at fleuderson for Durhair
and connecting at Hamlet with No.
43 for Flon'du points.
No. 33,-12:24 A. M., for CLarloite,
Wilmington. Atlanta, Birmingham,
Memphis and points West, connecting
with No. 40 at llamlet for Wilmington
No. bl for Columbia, f?aanuah, jack
onvilie and all points in Florida.
Trains will pass Norlina aa follows:
North bound.
No. 81, 0:05 A. SI., for Kieiimoud.
Washington autl New York.
No. CG, 2:45 P. M;, for Richmond,
Waf hiugton uud NTev York. -
No. 3G, 2:00 P. AI., local for Ilich
moud.
sour a bound.
No. 81, 1:00 A. M Wilmicgtou,
Charlotte, Atlanta,
No. 81, l:0ilA. M., Columbia, Sa
vanuah, Jacksonville and Florida points
No 43,-3.25 P. M.. for Hamlet, Col
umbia. SavRnnah. Jacktouville aud
Florida points.
No. 29, 7:30 A. 51., Oxford and Ka
ieiii. .
No. 41, 1:50 P. for looal ponU
Chariotte, Atlanta and points West.
Jleal station,.for 38 and 41 are Ham
let and Norlina, for 32 at BoyKins.
V7a , Slat Ilamh-t, il other trains cri)
Cufe dining ;ur.R. All through- trams
are equipped with Vestibule. li!ghl)aok
seat coa.-hts, Pullaiau di awing room
sleeping cars.
For further information apply to
W. S. TERP.ELL, AgU
Watren Plains, or wrila to
C. H. GTTI3,
Tra, Pi:bs. Agt. . Ka'eigh, N. C
Administrator's Notice!
Notice is hereby given that ' I have
nullified as administrator of the estate
Sf L lL-Fleming deceased and all
oerso'ns having" claims effamst said
Seclased are hereby notiOed to .exhibit
same to me on or before the l(Hh. d.y
rf Ao-il 1909. This April 8, 1908. .
of Ap - c J. FLEMING, Admr.
THOMAS M. PITMAN, Att'y.
Stand Up for Your Town.
If you have made up your mind
to live in a town, then stand up
for it, and if you know positively
no good, then silence is golden.
Do all you can to help along every
man who is engaged in legitimate
business. Do not send away for
everything nice you want-and
still expect the home man to
keep a stock to suit the whim of
one or two customers. The suc
cess of your fellow townsmen will
bo your success. No man liveth
to himself and no man does busi
ness independently of his fellow
business men. Take-your home
paper. Do not imagine the big
dailies fill up all this space. There
are many little crevices of a good
cheer, social sunshine, personal
mention, in the home paper that
the big dailies do not print. Then
do not abuse your neighbor. The
main difference in the number of
his faults and your own is that
you see through a magnifying
glass as a critic. The ill omend,
the croaker, can do a town more
harm in a minute than two good
citizens can repair in a month.
The Standard Laconic.
The Itenedy That Dossl
Dr. Kin's New Discovery is the
remedy that does the healing others
promise but fail to perform," says Mrs.
E. It. Piersou, of Auburn Centre, Pa."
It is curing me of throat and lung
trouble of long standing, that other
treatments relieved only temporarily.
New Discovery is doing me so much
good that I fuel congdeut its continued
use foi a reasonable length of time will
restore me to perfect health." This re
nowned cough and :old remedy and
throat aud lung healer is sold at C, A.
Thomas drug store. 50.5. aud SI. 00.
Trial bottle fiea.
The American Protective Tariff
League is early In the field with
a document entitled :'The Vital
Issue Before the American Peo
ple. " This is a reproduction of
the great speech of Hon. - Joseph
W. Fordney, M. C, of Michigan,
a member of the Ways and Means
Qomniittee of Cengress. Ong
copy will be forwarded free to
any person sending a postal card
request asking for document No.
93." Address W. I Wakeman,
Secretary, 339 Broadway, New
York".
De Witt's Witch Haael Salve is good
for cuts burns, bruises aud scratches,
ft is especially good for piles. Reeora
mended and sold by Hunter Drug Co.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND
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Practical education in Agricul
ture; in Civil, Electrical and
Mechanical Engineering, in Cot
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Industrial Chemistry. Tuition
$45 a year; Board 10 a month.
120 Scholarships. Examinations
for admission at County seats on
July 9. Address
THE PRESIDENT,
West Raleigh, N. C.
UNIVERSITY
OF NORTH CAROLINA
1789-1908.
Head of the State's Educational System.
DEPARTMENTS.
College, Engineering,
Graduate, Law,
Medicine, Pharmacy,
Library contains 48,000 volume. New
water works, electric ligbt' central
beating system. - New dormi
tories, gymnasium, Y. M
C. A. building-,
library.
790 STUDETS, 92 IN FACULTY.
The Fall term begins
Sept. 7, 1008. Address
Francis P. Veneaule, President,
CHAPEL, HILL., N. C.
fILLTHyC2JH
akd'CURE the LIMBICS
WITH
C3UCH3 so.isf.oo.
'OLDS Trial Bol3 Free
AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES.
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OB HONEY EEEUNDED.
GET BUSY.
Don't sit down in silent woe;
j Get busy.
. Swear you'll g-et another show;
'Get busy; "
Luck will stop and smile on you,
If you'll stand a knock or two;
Don't give up and don't get blue;
I Get busy.
Start something. Stir something- up;
I Get busy;
Upset Melancholy's cup;
j Get busy;
Fortune loves the busy bee,
Plum chock-full of energy;
Face the rough-house cheerily;
Get busy. ' 1 .
' Stagnant waters do not flow;
j Get busy;
Microbes in the shw blood grow;
Get busy; .
Microbes of the wretched blues,
Where dispair discouraged brews;'
Shake the moss roots from yonr shoes;
I Get busy.
Here's your creed and here's your tip;
i Get busy;
Practice that stiff upper lip;
Get busy;
Here's a prophecy for you:
Tf you'll only up and DO,
, You'll triumphantly go through;
j GET BUSY!
C. M. Finch, San Srancisco, Cal.
SLAUGHTERING SAILORS.
The explosion of a boiler tube
on the Armored Cruiser Tennes
see, witlithe result of killing four
men, mortally wounding two, and
seriously injuring eight others,
has revived talk of the charges
tiled in 1900, against the Shelby
Tube Company, in which it was
alleged that that concerne had
furnished defective boiler tubes
for our war ships. The Tennes
see was one of the ships in which
the Shelby Company tubes were
placed. Either that Company or
somegovernment inspector seems
to be guilty; for the tube which
has just burst was certainly de
fective. Three men were indict
ted and tried on these charges
last year; but the jury disagreed.
It is to be hoped that the cases
will now be reopened and a
thorough legal investigation had.
A """fleet of war" sh'.-i filled with
cheap and defective boiler tubes
is more of a curse than an asset,
tnd if we have such a fleet, the
Navy department and the Presi
dent are responsible for they had
full notice of the rotten boiler
tubes and have evidently taicen no
measures to replaoo them with
sound tubes. Miller.
! PROTECTION DOES NOT PRO
TECT.
The deluded workmen for the
Steel Trust are between the devil
and the deep blue sea. They are
supposed to be protected by the
same tariff that protects the
trusts, but as Trust high prices
and the Republican policy of pro
tection has produced a panic and
consequent business depression
more than half of the trust work
men have foundthemselves unem
ployed so far this yoar. If in or
der to induce buyers the trust re
duces the price of its products, it
is pretty sure to reduce wages
also, which would be an acknow
ledgement that protection does not
protect the workingman. lut
idle workmen will surely come to
believe that the boasted Republi
can pi'osperity is a fraud when
they do not participate. Miller.
This is whut Hon. Jake Mooro, State
Warden of Georyia, says of Kodol For
Dyspepsia: "K G. DeWitt tf; Co.,
Chicago, 111.- Dear Sirs I have suf
fered more than twenty years from in
digestion. About eighteen mouths ago
had grown so much worse that I
could not" digest a ciust of corn bread
aud could uot ret-iu anything ou my
stomach. 1 lost 25 lbs; in fact I madt)
up my mind that I cynld not live but a
short time, when a friend of mine re
couanieuded Kodol. I consented to
try it to please him aud was better iu
one day. I now weigh mora than I
ever did iu my life aud am in better
health tlntu for many years. Kodol
did if. I keep a bottle constantly, and
write this hoping thit humanity may
be benegtted. Yours very truly, Jaie
G- Moore, Atlanta, 4uS. JO, J004."
Sold by Hunter Drug Qa.
It Can't Be Bsat.
The best of all teachers if experience
C. M. Harden, of Sjlver Cjty, Ifottu.
Carolina, says: "T flcdEleptric Bitters
does all that's claimed for jt. For
Stomach, Liver and liidney troubles it
cau't be beat. I havo triad it and find
it a most excellent medicine." jjr.
Harden is right it's the best of ail
medicine also for weakness, lame
back, and all mn down conditions.
Bent too for chills and malaria. Sold
under euarautee at O. A. f nomas drug
store. 50o.
of Dreams.
How long do dreams last? A
German servant is' investigating
the matter. A writer in the Lon
don'Chronicle says: "The dream
comes in the few seconds before
the awakening, and has no rela
tion to time or space. This is
clear enough to the man who has
ever been placed under an anes
thetic for a short eliminated. As
an experiment this writer was
placed under a whiff of chloro
form by a doctor. Absolute un
consciousness, the questions of
the universe; up through- layers
of consciousness, with always the
feeling. 'Now I have solved it'
and the 'no' and the 'yes' alter
nating through centuries of
thought. Aud then the quizzical
face of the doctor remembered
after a million ye'ars. How long
have I been under?' The experi
menter struggled up, and saw
the doctor with his watch in
hand." "Ten seconds,' the. doctor
said: And the dreamer had been
outside time for a time that has
no measure. " Chicago News.
Everybody's Fiction.
There is splendid refreshment
for the hot weather in the July
Everybody's. O. Henry leads off
with a picturesque tale of the
West, "The Last of the Trouba
dours," and he is followed by E.
J. Rath", who has an indescrib
ably funny tale. "Mr. Trimble's
Speech," and by Arthur uHi
vant Hoffman, who puts his polite
and gentlemanly burglar into a
new setting the story is called
"Patsy Moran and the Trappings
of Chivalry."
Annie Warner has a pathetic
little child-story, "The Surrend
ers of Cornwallis," that one can
not read without a heart-throb;
and Harrison Rhodes contributes
a fascinating society yarn, "The
Arrival of , Cornelia." There is,
too, a dramatic and powerful tale
of the North Pole region in Albert
White Vorse's sAory, "There
Brother's Keepers.'
Charles B. Going, Burges
Johnson, Thomas S. Jones, Jr.,
and Sue Fite Ramsey contribute
verses; "A Row of Books" is by
J. B. Kerfoot, and the "Chestnut
Tree" has a wealth of luscious
anecdotes.
Kpiiudy's Laxative Cough Syrup acts
j;ently upon the bowels and thereby
duves the cold out of the system ni d
thu same time it allays iutii:nni tioo
and stops irriutian. Childrau like it.
Sold by Hunter Drug (Ja,
No Street Railway in Wyoming.
"In all our State there is not
one mile of street railway nor any
paved streets," said Professor
Frederick C. Beeler, the State
geologist of Wyoming, who was
in Kansas City last night.
- "There is a population of 16,000
in Cheyenne, but being a very
compact town it has not needed
street cars. As for pavements,
nature provides them. There is
a gravel that washes down from
the mountains and overspreads
the thoroughfares, making an ex
cellent roadbed. Over this there
forms a fine white dust. It is
sometimes annoying, so I am in
vestigating Kansas City's system
of oiling boulevards." Kansas
City Star.
$100 Reward, $100.
The readers of thi" paper will bepieas
ed to learn that thore is at leat one
dreaded disease that science lias been
abl ? to cure in all its stages, and tint
is Catarrh. Hull's Catarvh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Ottarru being
a constitutional disease, requires a
oongtitutioqal treatment. Hall's Ca
t'irih Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upou'the blood and macoua
surfaces of the system, thereby de
rtro.tiug the foandation of the disease,
ajid giving the. patient strength by
building up the constitution and assibt
ing nature iu doing its work. The pro
p.netors have so much faith in its eura
tiye powers that they offer Qqe Hund
red liallars. fqr a.qy cso that it fails to
cure! - jen.d for list Q taatimouals.
Addresa:
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toiedo, 0.
- Sold by all Druggists, 75e.
Take Hall's Family Pills for contj,
patiou.
Sine metal-made into Oxide of Zinc-
and then combined with white lead, is
used to make h. M, PAINT. 8inc is
imperishable and makes the paint
wear as long as pure nuseeti oil win
hold it to a surface. The L. & AI.
PAIN r costs only about $1.20 per
gallon. -
W. A, Miles A Co.. Warrenton, N.
C, JU & M. Paiut Agents.
Lengths
TIPPING.
Growing to Be Source of Revenue
to Management.
The nuisance of - tipping: it
used to be called; menace would
be a better'word grows both at
home and abroad. The London
Times says it has spread to parts
of the world where not long ago
it was unknown. It avers that
the free miner in our Western
States will accept a tip for show
ing one around a placer camp,
and evidently expects it. In
Egypt and Turkey the word ;tip"
is displacing "backsheesh,"
while in England the size of the
tip has been steadily increasing
for years. At a good restaurant
now you are expected to give up
15 to 20 per cent, of your bill for
the tip. "Anything less causes
the waiter to cast on you that
look which .the boldest flinch
from." The London Spectator
thinks that statement explains
the increase of the tip a kind of
Hnoral blackmailing which the
average man has not the strength
to resist.
But the main point is that tip
ping is not merely an injustice to
the customer, but that excessive
tipping and. it is almost all ex
cessive now cannot avoid the
law of economics by which it de
strops itself. That is. as tips in
creases in size, wages are put
down correspondingly, so that
really this continued fleecing of
the public benefits at the last only
the manager, who in due progress
may expect to have all the wages
of his establishment paid thus,
and more than this, convert tips
into a source of revenue. Indeed.
It has long been the case where
the "pay waiter," the one that
collects the money where tipping
prevails, pays for his place a
premium proportioned to the es
tablishment's grade of custom.
But it is not merely in the
question of meat and drink
that the tip obtrudes. It follows
everywhere. In English country
houses, says the Spectator, where
a week-end visilor formerly
counted on a pound as satisfying
all demands, everybody now must
have sovereigns, and five times
the old amount hardly gets a
guest free the guest of a pri
vate house. An aneedoteof the
situation is that a week-end guest
offered a head gamekeeper two
sovereigns, when the man, draw
ing himself up, said:
"This is a paper house, sir,"
meaning that nothing less than a
five-pound note (the lowest En
glish paper denomination) would
be accepted. The conclusion or
progress of the matter seems to
be this: The custom cannot be
eradicated. It must be endured
Therefore, those that pay are
coming to an unwritten un
derstanding of a scale of prices
for different services. And this
undoubtedly is the solution.
The gratuity or graf or tip has
so long now corrupted good man
mers and dull the sense independ
ence that it may be accepted as a
permanency so much added to
everything that you pay for
in certain services and situa
tions. The next and inevitable
thing is a well-recognized rate
reaching to every contingency.
This is the working of the eco
nomic law. One might reflect on
the pity of it all, the destruction
that it is of manliness, independ
ence, good manners, but to what
end? It seems to be the way of
the world. If those that serve
insist on tips the served will in
evitably insist on a recognized
rate, and so servility will have
its mark and stamp in the mar
ket. Foi really those that pay
eatmot forever live in moral fear
and be increasingly bled by those
that accept their money as a gift.
Indianapolis Ne-w.
Was in Poor Health for Years,
Ira W. Keltoy, of Mansfield, Pa.,
(vriteg; ! was in poor health for two
years, suffering from 'Sidney and blad
der trouble, and spent considerable
money consulting physicians without
obtaining any marked benefit, but was
cures, by Foley's Kidney Cure, and I
desire to add my testimony that it may
be the canse of restoringJthe health of
others." Refuse substitutes. Hunter
Diug Co,
' National Debts.
" TheBritish Premier announces
that Great Britain is now paying
off her debt at the rate of nearly
$100,000,000 a year, and' that at
the end of this year it will be re
duced to the sum of twenty years
ago, notwithstanding the cost of
the Boer war. -It is necessary
ff or a nation to make regular pay
ments on its debts during times
of ordinary prosperity, or to ac
cumulate a sinking fund, in order
to maintain its credit to the high
est point. The sinking fund of
the United States, and the pay
ments on the public debt after
the Civil War, at once raised the
value of our securities, and put
our national credit on a firm basis.
The fact that a nation is paying
its debt gives confidence, even to
those who want only the interest.
A nation that reduces its debt in
times of prosperity, can usually
borrow without question in time
of war or adversity. Our national
debt, however, has been so far
reduced that our credit is estab
lished beyond question, and the
United States will never have
any trouble in borrowing money.
Nevertheless, it is desirable to
reduce the national debt with
rapidity in good years. Our
national income fluctuates great
ly, because of the sudden changes
in the volume of imports, and we
need not worry if we run behind
for two or three years at a time.
But we ought to show a substan
tial reduction of the national
debt every ten years. It would
be allowable to increase our debt
on account of the Panama Canal,
or for an extensive improvement
of waterways, and forest re
serves, and reservoirs to prevent
floods. Herald and Presbyter.
Bert Barber, 'of Elton, Wis., says:
I havo onlv taken lour doses of vour
Kidney and Bladder Pills and they
have done for me more thau auy other
medicine uaa ever aone. x am sua
tsildn" the Dills as I want a Derfect
f- i - a.
cure." Mr. Barber refers to DeWitt'a
Kiduey and Bladder Pihs. Sold by
Huuter Drug Co.
Rural Carriers Must Brush Up.
Rural Carriers are required to
give some attention in the future
to their personal appearance, and
keep themselves and equipment
m harmony with "Uncle Sam."
Postmaster General Meyey re
cently issued the following order:
Postmasters of rural delivery
offices will inform all carriers un
der their suvervision that they
are required to present a neat
appearance personally, that the
vehicles used must bo suited to
the service, kept in good order
and presentable, that the animals
used by the carriers in serving
their route must be fit to work
and such as do not cast discredit
on the service. Laxity in these
matters by the rural carriers will
be immediately reported by post
masters. Red Springs Citizen,
One of the most hopeful signs
for many years, and one that is
making the Republicans set up
and take notice, is that the Dem
ocratic party is showing a unity
that has been lacking for the past
few campaigns. This means
trouble for the enemy and they
know it. It is a foregone con
clusion that Mr. Bryan will be
nominated and that such a plat
form will be adopted as will meet
the approval of the masses of the
great common people. This is
giving the Republicans great con
cern, for in Taft they realize that
they have a mere figure-head; one
who has pledged himself to carry
out Roosevelt's aggressiveness.
When thrown on his own respon
sibilities he will be unequal to the
emergency. It is also a well
known fact that it would have
been impossible for Taft to
have secured the nomination
but for the wielding of the Roose
velt big stick. All these things
have tendency to cause uneasi
ness in-the camp of the enemy.
South Hill Enterprise.
Just Exactly Sight.
"I hive used Dr. King's New Lifo
Pills for several years, and find them
just exaotly right," says Mrs. A. A.
Ffchou, of Harrisville, N. Y. New Life
Pills relieve without the least discom
fort. Best remedy ior oonstip ioa,
biliousness and malaria. 25j. at 0. A.
Thomas drug store.
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