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J AS. G. BO YLIIN", EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
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Volume 27
Wadesboro, N. C., Monday, October 31, 1910
Number i
No Man ts Stronger
Than His Stomach
S,i )
THE HIGH COST OF CLOTHES.
A strong man is strong all over. No man can be
strong who is suffering from weak stomach with its
consequent indigestion, or from some other disease
of the stomach and its associated organs, which im
pairs digestion and nutrition. For when the stomach
is weak or diseased there is a loss of the nutrition
contained in food, which is the source of all physical
strength. When a man "doesn't feel just right,"
When he doesn't sleeo well, has an uncomfnrtahla
feeling in the stomach after eating, is languid, nervous, irritable and despond
at, he is losing the nutrition needed to make strength.
Such a man should use Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
i Discovery, It cares diseases of the stomach and other t
orians ot dliestlon and nutrition. It enriches the blood.
Invigorates the liver, strengthens the kidneys, nourishes
the nerves, and so GIVES HEALTH 21SD STRENGTH TO
THE WHOLE BODY.
You can't afford to accept ticret nostrum as m substitute for this nos.
looholio medicine op known composition, not even though the urgent dealer
may thereby make a liule bigger profit. Ingredients printed on wrapper.
BECKY ANN JONES IN MONROE, don't make a seen the man h jest a stalks didn't average more'n fifteen
playln he aint in arne3t.' Then I'd inches apart in the row, an the rows
Well, Mr. Boy lin:
I've had severil letters an kyards
frum yore perscribers axin me to te 1
'tin some more about mi visit, so 1
rf ckin I'Jl tell 'em about ml- stay iu
Monroe. I stade thare frum Friday
till Monday, at the home of Cousin
Jack Grpene, I done told how I wuz
sick while I wuz there, but wbzfeelin
Now Is Wood Time
After a while, ii will rain and the roads will be
mean, and there might be some delay in getting what
you want delivered when you want it. - Why not
ft
Order Some Wood Today?
You have room enough under the back piazza to
pile a good sized load and save it for a rainy day.
Then forget it and order a new load whenever you
need wood. "
Still, you don't have to do it that way. Fix it
any old way that suits you. Only you will soon find
that in any case it will suit you best if you order it
from the Wadesboro Oil Mill,
Sawed and Split Just Right.
Also, you will like their beautifully clean lump
coal. The mill burns up the dirty, dusty stuff for
steam, and keeps the lumps for you.
Wood or Coal delivered at your door at any time by the
IJDESD0R0 OIL f.lLL.
. Telephone No. 63.
Baltimore Snn. "
Advances la. tbQ cost of living are only
the local reflection of a world-wide ten
dency, and cannont truthfully be said to be
due to the present tariff. Theodore Roose
velt. "vt
Clothes constitute, next to food, the
chief item In the "cost of living."
No, one denies that clothes, cost more
in Amrn.-a man in anv mner fouo-
I . .1 c . i 1 T . .. ? n
trv in the world. The tariff on wool- Puriv we" owy u " v.m..
I . t r a - a I
n n,l enffmi fhripa la hfcrh. JaCK Cama IT.e 8D lYirS. Unmu IU luc
er here. For forty years, with oneiopery to see -iiuman nans .
break, the manufacturers have been ft bidder in rents his hou3 to Mr?.
-i ,i,1 k n.inn DWr ia 1 Unmc an she bords him an a lot or
of the tariff to suit themselves It 'other, petpil, an he lutertanes his
freutls an relatives fame as ne auers
did, an I do think he ir j ys bein
hommal wed as anybody! ever
seen.
was universally regarded as the one
schedule of the Diugley act that mcst
needed "revisiou downward." It
was the one schedule that Aldrich,
Cannon and Payne would ' no't allow
the revisers to touch. The tariff on
cottou goods was actually increased.
As soon as the manufacturers were
assursd that their high rates would
not be disturbed, lney advanced the
prices of woolen goods materially.
Mrs. Griflin wuz jt as nice to me
as she could be, tor, and done every
thing she could to make me in joy
iniself, which I 9hore done, i
Well, as I wuz a savin, Cousin
Jack carrid me an her to the op-
ery, but if that wuz a play it beet
There are much higher now than be- anything I ever seen iu all ml born
fore the iayne-Aldrich bill was " looked jest like the raid thing
framtd. Everyman knows that It I to me. ril give, you a leetle sketch
cost3 him more to get a good suit of I ,,:
clothes than it ever did before. Tom Logan wuz the hero, an wuz
Every woman knows that her dress- U blacksmith the hansumest an flo
es, her hats almost everything she t lookia spaciraen of manhood I
wears cost more. " ' ever seen (jeems excepieo, in cor;,
In the face of these facts, how can with a hart of pure gold hi ideals an
Mr. Roosevelt contend that the high loiy notions oi noner an integrity.
I aw -
mat of living in so tar as it relates to "e loveu an marriu an oriui puny
Clothes cannot truthfully be said to woman, an Iruslid her implu-Itly
be due to the present tariff"? She had heen Kinder raz-a up on nai
lery, inougn, l inins, an ner naier
vuz plzened bi it, jistsame as a body
can git pizened on whiskey an drugs
Inatct latetllKcBcia.
National Monthly.
The farmers were sitting around an can't do without 'em.
the stove in the general store and
telling how the potato bugs had got
their crops. Said one farmer:
"The hues ate my whole crop In
two weeks."
i hen anotner spoKe up:
"They ate my crop in two days,
Well, this woan soon got tired ol
Tom an sich a quiet prcsey Ufe, an
whn a polished, slick tpngued villiti
come along an ijid ner sue had
marrid beneeth her, an that sich new-
ty as hern wuz ment to adorn a home
ot welth an luxury why, the sil!y
They Areflere
They Are Beauties
That car of horses and mules that I purchased
in St. Louis has arrived, and every one who has seen
they says they are the handsomest animals ever
brought to WadesboroT Both the horse an the mules
were selected with the greatest care. If you need a
driving horse, a3 mule for the farm, or either a mule
or a horse for any purpose, I believe I can please
you. I will take pleasure in showing you what I
have.
M. W. BRYANT
and then sat around on the trees and I thing jist swallered it all down an in-
aited for me to plant - more." I j oyed it same as a baby inj iys ahurs-
Ut-re the storekeeper broke iu: J in bottlf ; an it wern't long lilt she
"Well. bovs. that maybe so. but! wuz reddy an willia an anxious to
IM tell you what! saw in this very J run away with him, an leve her lov
tore. I saw four or Ave potato bugs I in nusoand an sweet oaoy.
examining the books about a week! They wuz skpered of Turn, though.
before plantiug lime to sse who had an plotted to kill him, but made a
bought set d.
HER HAND AND ARM
B R ED M ITCHED
Could Hardly Sleep at Night for
About 11 Months. UsedCuti
cura Soap and Ointment and
was Completely Cured.
'M
right
mother had a red spot on her
rapidly. The
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hand which began to grow worse
neiitn-..
bors said it was a
tetter. She got some
medicine from a doc
tor, but it did not do
any good. In about
a week the tetter be
gan to break out on
her arm too. She
used five or six differ
ent kinds of liniments
and three different
kinds of salves. Not
one of these did her a
particle of eood. Her hand and arm
would burn and itch so much that she
could hardly sleep at night. Her hand
was that way for about eleven months,
Finally a friend of ours recommended
I uticura soap and Ointment to us,
She bought some immediately and
began to use it. She washed her hand
and arm with Cuticura Soap and
warm water. Then she applied the
Cuticura Ointment and bandaged her
band up. ihe next morning we all
noticed a great improvement. Before
she had used a half of a box of Ointment
and a very little Soap her hand was
completely cured. Now her hand is aa
well as ever. I think Cuticura Soap and
Ointment is the greatest skin remedy
ever discovered. C. E. Canady, San
Lieandro, Cal., Mar. 7, 1910.
Cuticura Remedies afford the most eeoaomlcal
treatment for affections ol the skla and scalp or
Infants, children and adults. A cake of Cuticura
Soap (25c and a box of Cuticura Ointment 4k-.
are often sufficient. Sold throughout Ihe nurki.
Potter Drug & Cnem. Corp., Sole Props.. Boston.
M-Mailed free, latest 32-paice book, an Authority
on the Treatment of Skin and Scalp Affections.
My Rutherford street store is that place. If you
want nice, fresh groceries I have them. If you want
a good, honest pair of shoes you can get them from
me. In fact, if you want anything iept in a ' general
store I will treat you right and try to save you money.
Don't forget the placeRutherford street, first
door north of W. N. Jeans' store.
J. C Hill.
ROY M. HUNT I E Y
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Making Funeral Arrangements
New Goods, New Heare, New Equipment
We are nrenared at all rimes tn mcpt ora
requirement demanded of the undertaking profession.
Buy Money Orders
OF THE
Southern Savings Bank,
Pchln! UKUabar. AsiobtMI
thereby keeping your money at
home, instead of patronizing out
side interests, as you will if you-v
buy moaey orders of the post office
or the exprvM company.
mistake an Killed nis ole daddy in
Kted. Then that false wife act illy
swore that Tom dun It, an that"" she
seen him do it. Poor feller! A net
of d irai'iut circumstantial everdencu
wuz wove around him, liesidew what
liU wife swore a pin him, an he wuz
f )und Ril'y on sent to prison lur life,
no that woman actil y tuck up with
tiiat scoundrel. Sumtiiuea she wood
dr. as up in her satin an (Jimontls an
go to jail to make fun of poor Tom in
his convict garb.
But them stripes couldn't hide the
true worth of. Tom Logan. If any
thin?,' they made his virtues shine
still brighter. The rand nobility of
his grate sole shone through all, daz
y.lin as the noonday pun, an even v
prison he commanded respect an ad
meration.
Alter a while that vil'in got to be
in mighty cruel an mean to the wo
man who had mortgaged her soul to
the devil for his sake; ju-tt like a
man, he didn't love her no louger than
he could respect her none of them
wont do it; so gals, you'd better be
keerful! tie wuz orful mean teffbt
lett'e gal too, which thay had got
away frum Tom's m-irumy. I didn'.
keer much if he di.l sorter bang the
woman around,' cawse she desarved
it; but when he'd git to t-lingi'i that
pur ty leetle fore yer ol.! gal e'y
around, mi dander wo; d r . : 1 l t
up two or three times an v. r1-'" d m
una ore I wuti me intention ol k hi ii
trare an eivin that vibin a thra hi?'.
but C iusin Jjck sypp-tl iti ait s-
p ir ao-HlnetH Suke, cousi-i H-fk!
NURSING MOTHERS
show the beneficial ef
fects of
Scott's Emulsion
in a-very "short time. It
not only builds ner up,
but enriches the mother's
milk and properly nour
ishes the child.
oat 1 r m n Imt rki I.tlittT i r i tlltrt '
0 b U' IT tl k'Utt IfllkVJ' UUH lllllli M.
tell you it didVt lxk. like no play to
me but the rale gineerwine thins.
Atter awhile in about fore year
the Governor sot Tom fre ; an law
sake! I never seen any Lody happy
as he wuz. when thiy bruit; that
parden dock anient to the prism an
viveittohim. He j t gibne I it an
fell on his nees anr. zid his izi'au
hands to heven, an thanke 1 Ood in a
glorious outburst of pr.z? fur b'in so
go tt him. He wnz o glad he jest
cride, an the teenj?t ntled down
his face. Then Tom set to work to
git his biby bark, caws it mammy
wern't fit to ivz- it.
tell you what, that villin an wo
man wuz skeered atter Tom got out;
an the villia gut meaner an meaner
to the woman, till she jest' got swal
lered up in dispare. She gut to think-
in about how good Tom had alters
bin to her; how he never spoke a un
kind word nor tnunk a unkind think;
how he allrrs tride to make her hap
py au so on. he comparilide the too
mea together, and realized now it
wuz too lite thit she had refused Ihe
purest gel I fur the stiukinest, no ac-
countest kiad of dross, an she mighty
ni went crazy with remorse. She got
to longin fur Tom an the shelter of
his grate strong arms an tender hart,
an the more she thunk about him the
worse she want"d him. Oh, how she
wanted Tom! Svt won" day whpn she
outd stand it no longer, she went to
him an tridn to git him to make up
with her, but his hart fur her wuz
stone he jest couldn't do it she her
self had dug a gulf betwixt 'em that
wuz too wid an deep an black fur
human man to cross. She begged an
pleaded an cride, an about that time
the villia rushed in mad as could be
an shot her, an she fell ded at Tom's
feet. The viliin got away in the ex
citement, an after the hewtiful sinful
critter's white hands wuz crossed an
ner izj clczed, ever body left her an
Pom alone, an be got down on his
knees and placed a kiss of forgiveness
on the pile lip-", now silent in deth,
an then thecurtin went down to stay.
She got jest prezactly what she de-
sarved I wcdn't a had it to end any
other way it couldn't, an j stice be
done. I wuz sorry she had waited
too lute tr-m pent, an made sich a
wretched falyure of her life, but jes-
tioe has to be clone. If peepil won't
Jet mercy lead 'em, thay may expect
jpsMi-e t- drive 'em atter awhile.
1 ean't tell ni all the story, but
thare wuz the most redickalm nigger
mix- d up in It, an he wood steel, jl
to g:t sent to priz in "to te wid Mars'
Tom." ' An thare wuz a tramp that
uud w ho killed ole man Logan, an
heu uzafrend to the villin ti 1 the
villin wanted to git him to kill the
leetl- gal baby then his stomake
lumd an he told all he node an clan d
fo-n frum killin his daddy.
T.. in's first sweethart, Ruth, wuz a
purty, an sweet country gal, an jest a
arg- 1 of purity, goodness an charity.
S e tuck keer ol Tom's 'mammy at
ter .-he cride herself blind, an tended
to-Ti mi's baby till its mean mammy
sto!.- it. Then thare vuz Tcm'a
bnrber Jimmie, a kind of half crack-
e I o y that I wuz orful sorry fur. 1
can't think ahoutjts bein a play, fur
it lin ked jst like the rale thing to
ne.
T in's ole blick-smith shop ttie
olis t:rm with its rale fence the ole
country daddy an his mudder the
.j l house an iron ced with Tom an
otht r convicks in 'em The Cover
i er s omce the pardon of Tom that
wnun's turrible reptntenee that mm
too 1 ite an her orful windia up; if it
sez -ill play, it be t anything 1 ever
steii--an. it must u bin a n.av. cause
I hearn that thay wuz goin to be in
Newberry before long. I tl ick ever
body ort to see it even the preachers
yes, 1 uo. ISO body can see it with
out wanlin to be as gocd an pure as
wuz clost together, too. Ever stalk
wuz about the same hite, an ever ear
the same slz? all whoppers. It wuz
a big Geld an a purty eite an I love '
corn bred, pellagry or no pellagry. I
We went about a mile outer town '
to a dairy farm, an i never wrn so'
maoy ow8 analves at won place be-,
f )re. . I seen sum of the funniest I
thiags to pack green feed in "siiowa"
cousin Jjck called 'em. Tbare wuz
too of 'em, an thay looked to be about
ten or twelve feet across, an wuz bilt
Way up hier then the barn, wuz round
an air tite. Green feed ia cut up fine
an packed in them silows fur winter
use, an keeps jest as fresh an uice as
frnte put up in glass jirs. It don't
look reasinable fur it to keen that
way with'out bein boiled or nott.in,
but cousin Jack sed so, an I no be
don't tell rong tales about Dothiu.
We also went to a place that be call
ed "The Substation," but 1 can't
flgger out what that Sub" means.
It wuz a place frum which Mectricity
is scut mighty ni all over N. C. It
wuz a queer place an I can't perscribe
it, cwse I don't no what to call a
thing I seen. Tuay sed tb-? leek trini
ty wuf? made down the river sumnu r,
an sent op thare threw big wire
ropes, an then distribitedout as need
ed, to Charlotte, Rock Hill an lota of
places. I wuz skeered of that place
an we didn't stay thare long.
I cum back home the next day. I
like to git away frum home wonce in
a while; it agrees with me to travel
rests me up an does me a lot of good
every way; but atter all the best part
of a visit is gittin back home to Jeem's
or that's what I allers tell him,
anyhow! Becky Anx Jones.
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We want you to try llexall "93"
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It comes in two sizs, prices 60c.
and $1.00. RememVer, you can
obtain llexall It-rnedies in this
community only at our store The
Ilvxall Store. The Parsons Drug
Co.
' Forced to Leave Home.
Every year a large number of poor suf
fcrors whose lungs are sore and racked
with coughs are urged to go to another
climate. But this is costly and not al
ways a!re. There's a better way. Let
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"It cnreil me of lung trouble," writes W.
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Tom Logan an ltuth.
An the life an end of that w icked
woman, will give any b -dy a cleerer
eoi-e ntion of the bUckoess an hide-
ousess of bin, an make 'em realiz;
tlirl "the wages of sin i deth."
Sunday evenin wuz mihty purty,
an Cousin Jack trot a fine turn out
frum the delivery stable, au tuck me
to ri le. I Mowed that bein as we
wuz cousins an both cli an .settled,
thar- wern't no harm in goin, though
I must say he is shore a fine look in an
hansum man as I ever seen Cceptin
Embalming and all necessary cares in keeping with the require-"
menta of the State Board of Health.
PHONE
NO. 41.
G ATHINGS iTr'Lf?
ti H. McLBNDON F. El Tmvn
McLendon & Thomas
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
WADESBORO, N.Vj.
All Business will Receive
. Prompt Attention.
PHONE 61.
Jeem's, of corse;) we driv all over
Nearly all mothers Who Monroe, which I found to be a heap
! hictrer an nurtier then I hail anir Tileo
nurse their Children Should I never seen a a'ngle hbu-e that lock-
take this Splendid food- ed likea fire ortto bestuck to it. All
wuz bewtiful an attractive with artis-
tOnic, n6jt Only tO keep Ik combined paints. - He shode me
. . v aM the churches, an they air all nice
Up tlieir OWn Strengin DUl An lhe cemetery which don't look a
bit neglected an has some shore fiue
monimenta in it. Cousin Jack has a
mighty nice won to his wife's grave;
Maggie wuz a good woman, an I
don't think Jack will everget done
to properly nourish their
children.
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The Southern Pines Tourist says a
company which Includes Mr. Henry
A Page, of Aberdeen, J. J. Hck
ert, and several South Carolina men,
has purchased 1,500 acres of land be
tween, Aberdeen, Pinebluffaod Rose
land on which they propose to raise
cotton in a much targer way than has
heretofore be attempted in that sec
lion. They wilt begin at once to put
the land in shape by the us? of cow
peas and other soil building crop
acd ftrtilizers. The company antic!
pati s planting at least CiMi acres as a
xtirUr, raiding the acerayie to
thousand before they stop. The. i x-p-rim-
nt this, omipanj is going to
mite with cotton on land thit it wea
ojee thought would not successfully j
Rrow the fleecy ntapl, will be
watclud with inUrest. Should It'
prove successful, others in the S-uth- r
r Pints sect ion will no doubt en-
cage in cotton raising on a larger
wale than ever before. ,Thal section
hBS Ucr.me famr.usasa fruit pn duc-j
Inz s. clion ahd to add cotton as one i
of it- profi lal.le crops would great'y
iiitreae the value of the land.
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missin her.
Siuirjiisli livers and bowels are the eai.isc"- "4
of n-arly every disease. Cleanse your js- i
teiu. regulate the bowels and liver to 1
healthy, natural action by Hollister's
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I saw a field of corn jst out side of . Chrl Ue Kveninir Chrouicle Th
town, the finest that I ever seen on J Great Penny Paper" fa ou sale In
un land, but I can't remember who it y-r town each evenlnc. and that
belonged to. The feddr wuz nulled ' N "' fV,u.rr rowtier is our regularly, ;
an the tops cut off d wn to the t ars.
which wuz so thick thay could heur
apir'nt"d eeent and will deliver at
vti l h'urie fir i.mn ftr nna r.n
. --.....vi. iwi nut iru, ITI I 1
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We Received Another Carload
last Friday, and their quality has been highly praised
by every one who has seen them. Vc consider them
The Best Ever Brought Here
.If you need a good horse or mule now is the time
to buy it. It can probably be bought more cheaply
now than at any other time, as prices are advancing
all the time. We sell as low as it is possible to sell.
WADESB' OLIVE STOCK CO.
T. S. CLARK, Manager.
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