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!!! GREATEST BLO D PURIFIER :
And Liver .Regulator 0:1 Eaitn
W. F. UTTER, General Agent.
' Dunn, N. C.
WHAT YOUR NEIGHBORS SAY ABOUT IT :
Dunn. N. C , Aug. 3rd, 1897.
COO people now U3.ng Indian Herbs. Why ? Because it ha the desireo
effect and it is so cheap, 180 doses for $1 00 Wf F UTTER.
J)t nx. N 0 , Au?. lCili, 1807.
; Great American; Hkrb Co.. Washington, I) C
Gentlemen : For the benefit of suffering women, I write this testimonial
that they mav know what has done so much to relieve me of pain and suffer
in and that want them to be benefitted by what T am going to say in regard
to Indian Hcrl a purchased from your agent, Mr AV. F Utter I have tak.Ht
your medicine about four weeks and can say never have I found so much
relief after su7ering four years and taking hundreds of dollars worth of all
kinds of medicines, and have bad the best read physicians cous'antly for tei
months at a time and all failed to give n.e relief' Indian Ilerls has built
me up so much and 80 fast that l believe one dollar's worth will make rue
well and sound. Words faill to express my appreciation for tuch wonderful
medicine. Mrs E. F Bain.
, Dunn, N C , Aug. 14th, 1897.
Greatlndian Herb Co , Washington, D. C.
GeDtleraen: I can say your Indian Herbs has done a great wotk for me.
I am made wholly new again as to feelings. I am the mother of nine chil
dren and can run and jump like a girL I will say to mothers aud joung
ladies of North Carolina tb?L Indian Herbs js the best medicine fir ' soreness
in side and stomach that you cau find anywhere. You do not. need any doc
tor while you have this medicine and take it as directed. I will ever praisa
il to all classes Tnankiog you for such a G d jsend, I am -
Yours truly,
Mns. Cornelius Pleasant.
Foe's, N. C Aug. 11th, 1897.
Great American Herb Co., Washington, D. O;
Gentlemep:- 1 have been taking your Indian .Herbs for four . weeks and
the result is wonderful. ..Words cannot express nor pen describe my lool
and feeliDg when I first commenced taking your won ierful cur ; I was more
like one dead than aliv ; could not walk; unable' to ride now I can walk a
mile or two. Every one thought I had consumption.- but I believe youi
medicine is -going to permanently cure tne after 10 ytar? of ufferiui; I will
praise it to every one buffering with disease?
. Dunn. N
Great American Herb Co., Washington. D. C.
GentU men: Your Indian Herb is without an eq nlfor I hav never used
a medicine that has done the good it has done for me. I have had pains in
my stomach and palpitation of the heart for years; have not been able to
work for some time; can do most any kii d of work now; feel young and
strong again after years of suffering. Indian Herbs is just what, you need
if jou feed bad or have any aches or pates for it will surely cure you
Mrb S. M. Cannady
jCTAny one desiring to purchase a package of Indian Herbs can get it ai
L. P. Jernigan's store or at my tesidence. W F. UTTER.
AGENTS WANTED. Dunn, N. C-
Cliiteo or fiiKiu Wool
Electric Knives.
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BY ;
Rapid Hhoep SheariDg.
Grc;it Falls
for some
with being in advance of
1 ? n til
Miss M L. Ryals
C, Aug 13th, 1897.
BUS CREEK JCAHI
Gomniercial
School
Prepares for
College- or J3iasiness,
Highly endorsed by College
Presidents and hundreds of busF
ness men.
. MILITARY FEATURE.
One of tlieM)ost Business Courses- in the tate. Sliortliadd,
Typewriting, and Telegraphy. Valuable' Librory. Two excel
lent Literary Societies Ideal country location. Saves money
and morals;
s i
pays all expenses for five
months. Two hundred' and
twelve students from thirteen
counties and two States.
Excellent new buildings and furniture.
Fall Term Opened Aug. 2, 1 897?
3T,For catalogue, containing- testimonial, cut of buildin etc.,
v Address J. A. CAMPBELL, Principal"
1 Pok's, Harnett County, N. C.
ELK ELK ELK
AfAiil ttJP
a Hi 1 mU
SAVE
IT 13
, Montana, has
time been credited
other
n aces in itne numerous uses 10
1 !
which electricity is applied, and
now it again comes to the front
! with a claim that it is the only
place on earth where sheep
slvearing is done with the aid of
electricity, says a writer in the
Electrical World. Many at
tempts have beeu made to coiir
struct a slieep-shearing , ma
chine for use here which would
do the work form erly done by
hand, but none proved success
ful until the Woolsey shearing
machines, brought from Bir
mingham England, were put
into operation. These ma
chines have proved their merit,
and five or six sets have been
in use in! different parts of the
United States. One set of
twenty was installed at Great
Falls, Montana, which has be
come bv far the .largest wool-
shipping (point of the North
west, 'and this is the only point
where the! machines are worked
by the current. . .
Shearing sheds were erected
near the terminus of the street
railway company's line, and
this company furnishes the pow
er to drive the shearing -machines.
The amount required
Vsvas only six horse-power, and a
power, and a motor was taken
from one of the cars, the arma
ture pinion being replaced by a
small pulley which was belted
to the main overhead shaft.
After the machines were
started no difficulty was ex
perienced in keeping the speed
uniform, as there -.were twenty
of them constantly at -work.
Th e f orem an o f t he shearers ,
after five minutes' instruction,
took full charge of the motor,
giving it all the attention neces
saiy, in oiling, starting- and
stopping. The machines were
operated for nearly three weeks
by this motor,."' and in that time
sheared 16", 184 sheep, averag
ing nearly 10(J sheep per day
per machine.
The shearing proved quite an
attraction, the street railway
company carrying a large num
ber of passengers to witness the
novel sight. The shears resem
ble horse clippers in -their oper
ation, the power being trans
mitted to the same
universal joints.
through
To Whom it May Concern:
I hae becu in the drug bu inest
for twelve years, and' during that
time, have sold nearly all the cough
medicines ' manufactured; and from
my personal knowledge of such rem
edit 8, I say that CbamberlaiD
0- Uih Remedy gives better satisfac
tiou than any other on the market.
W. M. Terry, Elkton, Ky
Foiale by N. U. H .od. Dunn, N. C
' Home Sweet Home "
We have seen in several pa
pers
tne following
interesting
account of where '"Home, Sweet
Home" was sung :
The first time that the tender
lyric, "Home, Sweet Home,"
was sung in public was -when
an Indian , brooding over the
squaw and
suicide on
death of his beloved
papoose, committed
the spot where they were buried.
It was a time when the boun
dary lines between Georgia and
Tennessee were in dispute and
the half-breeds were constantly
making trouble. In order to
V A T u m
PERFECT HEALTH RE
GAINED 'THE WONDER
OF THE AGE.
the initials f
. Gr-mt'.'it discovery
!lH'tli(MIH.
Gu:ir:iitteel to curt
any oilier im-tHcim-
in
more l'se:i.'s than
ire:mnc!ii or
niniic-nl profes
remedy, but
ion.
'iiu.
To MOTHER
WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE
EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD " CASTORI A," AND
" PITCHER'S CASTORI A," AS OUR trade MARK.
I DR. SAMUEL PITCHER of Eyannis, -Massachusetts,
was the originator of "PITCHER'S CASTOR1A," the same
that has borne and does, now J$ iSfcZ" m m
bear the facsimile signature of CJ&c wrapper.
This is the original "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," which has been
used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty
: years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
Me kind you have always bought y yS-- U
and has dhe signature of CjUta4M-wa
per. No one has authority from' me to use my name ex
cept The Centaur Company of which . Chas. H. Fletcher is
8,1897. Q-
Do Not Be Deceived.
Do not endanger the life1 of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
(because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in
gredients of which even he does not know.
"The Kind You Have Always Bought ?;
BEARS THE FAC-SIMlLE SIGNATURE OF
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You.
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MUNHAV STJttT. NIW YOBK CITY.
harmonize contending factions,
our government established a
trading post there. John How
ard Payne appeared on the
scene, ana on suspicion or incit
ing the Indians to insubordina
tion, was arrested and
to the council house.
With others he witnessed the
burial of the heart broken. In
dian, and began softly singing
to himself the song Which has
since eclioed through everv land
on earth. The sequel is told by
The Atlanta Constitution in
these words :
General Bishop, who had kept
a close scrutiny on his actions,
heard the song and called Payne
to him.
"Young man," said the stern
old Indian 'fighter," ''where did
you learn that song?"
"I wrote tliat song nryself,''
replied Payne.
"And where did you get the
tune?" -
"I composed that also."
"Would you let me have a
copy of it?"
"Certainly I will."
"Well, a man who can sing
and write like that is no incen
diary. Appearances may be
against you, but' I am goi ig to
set you free. I shall write out
your discharge; immediately,'
and a pass to carrv vou anv
Tried to Sacrifica His Son.
Wooster, O,
August
25.
j Samuel Hostettler, a young far
: m nr. who had become insane
carried
JJl J HlXUlJ, iiCVV.t' III UV.OJH nil
attempt to sacrifice his son yes
terday. He imagined that he
had received a divine jCommis-;
! skill to emulate the example of
Abraham, and: he accordingly
told his boy to help him gather
together faggots in the rear
yard for a big fire.
. The little fellow, not know
ing; what was in store for him,
was chatting . away exultantly
in expectatation of a grand bon
fire';.' '
The farmer's wife was final
ly ..struck with surprise by her
husband's actions and deter
mined to watch" him from-behind
the kitchen door. 'She
heard him murmur' pray-ers
while building the pyre, and
when lie was done with this
him draw a ra
pocket and call
choose
through
the
where you
nation.
Pavne had been' housed at
the home of a family living near
by, and on his return there he
exhibited his pass and related
the circumstances. That was
the 'first time that "Home,
Sweet Home'-' had ever been
sung in public. J
Work she saw.
zor from Iris
Ih eir child.
! Then with
a loud
the
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TRADE-MARK.
i
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When ever you soe a can of Ilaki )r
PiW(U'i-s with the name -ami picture of
ELlx on it, it is a guarantee! of purity.
The Elk Powder is the best ami cheap
est powcler. It stands the highest,
chemical analysis of any brand on the
market, liive it a trial and you will
use no no other. Sold by
11. W. JEKN1GAN & CO.
May 5th-tf. luun,NC.
Wanted An Idea
Protect yonr Idea; tfiey may brlngyou wealth.
Write JOHJT WKUDEKBDRN A CO.. Patent Attor
ney , Waablnfrtoii, D. C. fur their $1 JBW prize offer
Md new lint ot ou ttumwaiiil InvenUoaa wanted.
Who can think
of lomu aim Die
thing to paten I?
SEWING
MACHINE
MADE
WE Oli OCItDEALEns can Lll
you. machiuei cbcapr tlian you can
get eUexvliere. Xiie NEW HO.TIE Is
our beat, but we make cbeaper klodi,
bdcI a the CIiIJIAX, IOE iL and
other Hlsli Arm Full Nickel Plated
Sewing Machines for $15.00 and n.
Call on our aseat or write u. We
want your trader ru;-d If urlees- tr-m
huu quare aeanhs will win, we will
have it. IV e challenge the world to
produce a BETTER $50.00 Sewlns;
Machine for $50.00, or a better $20,
SewlnsrI!Iachlnefor $20.00 thau you
can buy n-otti u, or our ic:ents,
THE HEW HQHS SEYJEG HICmHE CO.
Oaxxoit, Xass. Bosroy, Hass. si rvry f-i?", S.Y.
CiUCiOO, IT.U f: T. Lot 1 HO. 1 " '
BAXfttAXCiCO,CAt. ATT -,U.U
FOa SALE B'
GAINEY & JORDAN,
Dunn, N. 0.
Nature's Nervine and
Rapid Restorative.
An unfailing cure for Diseases of the
Digestive. Nervous and Generative
Systems. A Tonic of rare efficacy for
the old and young and of marked ser
vice for Students, Teachers, and all
who are engaged in Brain work or
close occupations.
CURES
Depression, Tired Feelings,
toonsness, Muscular Weakness,
Loss of Appetite, Palpitation of Heart,
Restlessness, Hysteria,
Kene Weainess, General Discomfort,
Excesses, AlcMism, , I
and that almost innumerable series of
diseases and complications resulting
from any derangement of the Nervous
system. Invaluable for weak women
cry,
woman ran to her boy's rescue
"Hush, wife," said the hus
band, -."you .must not interfere
God lias commanded me to make
this sacrifice, and everlasting
hell hie ism store for you i
you interfere."
Mrs. Hostettler realized that
her husband was insane, and
she tried to snatch the boy awaj
irom him. The religious mad
man tore the child from hei
clutch and prepared to draw
the razor's edge across hi:
throat. '
A terrible struggle then en
sued between husband and wife
.. . . . . -i
ior i lie possession or tie razor.
But the religious frenzv of her
husband was too much for her.
Gradually he disengaged hei
iviif.. oiiu was last losino-
consciousness, but gathered to
gether her remaining strength
to let out an ear-piercing shriek
Neighbors responded and af
ter a prolonged struggle the ra
zor was wrested from the mad
... r.. . i
man s grasp ami lie was over
powered and lodged in jail.
Mrs. Hostettler is in a serious
condition, her hands and arms
having been frightfully cut by
the razor. Philadelphia Record.
t.eui known to ti e
-No-MAX iiiaiV
tnreV true panaee.-i
Vatun.a is au.;int iseptic germicide, it
positively destroys :i!l 'niicuilM's" and
genus of ery kiml. u.-iiue and .Nature.
it is he-aliug i: soo.hing to lite nini'iiittis
inembniiie. it will im-i maiicin 1 urt-
the niai- rity of cas. s , f ro:ehitis, "a-1 and nervous children,
tauii, lJ.cpepi.i, all tMiiache trouble.-. I
all disea.-es if the Bl.MH'er, Bouels,
Ki !nev-, Lhei, Constipation, , lik,
Oli! Sore-. ltect:;l liist-ases Ulers,
Kczeina, Scioful.i, Blood Poison, Uh -u-r.iatism,
Neuralgia, Di e:isevi Discharges,
Diseases jx'culi:ir to Wone u, . Xcrvous
and Physical eak.sess, etc.
Tie foe
timila dguture
or
41-
' ii
ertrj
vrappok
A I L-
us a
our
yor
vour
Steady ITenres,
Braced System,
Sound Best, '
Good Wcrk,
15SDEED
BY
usus
Dr. Cos's
CcceHn
ITerva
Tcnic.
no matte it what youi:
MKNT, or where you live, f wnte
full history of your --trouble, and
eoiwilting physician will advi-e
what to do in o. der to regain
ueaiui. oiK-uiiaiion is iiee niist saer-d- i
ly ' conUdential. Terms very low.-' For
proofseuclose 2 cent stamp. !
Local agents wautt d evervwher-. Xt)
canvassing. We adwr;se you in your!
liOine paper. Ad Iress with stamp.
CONTAIN NO OPIATCS OK OANCCROUS DRUGS
TO MARC A HABIT.
50 Cents per Bottle;
If three bottles be ordered at onetime, a copy of
Oriole Cook Book will be included free.
AT DRUGGISTS AND OCALCRS
OR DIRECT Of US ON RECEIPT OF PRICE
60 CENTS.
! VVinkelmann & Brown Drug Co.
SOIC PROPRIETORS,
BALTIMORE, MO.. U. S. A.
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THE VATUMA COMPANY, i r UI saie "y: upoa x, uranuiam,
P. o. Box. PI4. t hicago, in. Dunn, N. C.
THE
Charlotte Daily Observer,
J. P. CALDWELL, Editor.
Kurilt' Cttrolintis Lending Newspaper
Reliable. Cornulefa Daily
Prtxjresice. . Retorts From
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American
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SOLD BY
R. G. Taylor, Dunn,
N. C.
THE UNIVERSITY,
47 Teachers, 413 Students,
( Summer School 158) Total,
549, Board $8 a month, 3 Brief
Courses, 3 Full Courses, Law
and Medical Schools and School
of Pharmacy. Graduate Courses
open to Women, Summer
School for Teachers, Scholarship
and Loans for the Needy .
Address, Presj dent Alder
man, Chapel Hill, N. C.
State Normal and Indus
trial College,
Greensboro, C.
'Oilers the yoiiujy women of the State
borough professional. Ii tenry, classical,'
-cientillc, and industrial education.
ANNUAL EXPENSES
$90 to $130. Faculty of
members. More than 400
ular students.
25
reg
rractice school ot i2u pupils lor teacli-
rs. More than 1,200 niati ieulates rej-
lesentuiir every. coiintv iu tne state ex
cept three, Coi respoiidcnee iny'tci
from those desiring competent trained
teachers. To secure boar.', in dormi
tones all fiee-tuition ai)pIicatio:is must
he made before August 1-t. !
For catalogue aucHiiforiuatipi,
address Presidciit Chakles McIvkr,
'Greensboro. N. C
The Slide and
National
Capitals.
Its Budgetf of news is always com pre
hensive and from authoritative source.
Its-local reports ate full and up-to-date
Subscription Price :
'$8.00 Per Year.
The Senii,-Week! Charlotte Observer.
A complete-Home Journal issued every
Tues?ay ami Frioay and contaiuii g njj
the news of the. week in aeompactlorm.
A pafH-r every, fanner should have.
Ouli $1.00 ier 3ear.
north: caJrolina
COLLEGE OF AG-RI
CULTURE and
MECHANIC ARTS,
will open Sept. 9tii, 1897.
lhoroujni academic, scientific
and technical courses. Ex
perienced Specialtists in every
itei)ariment.
v '
Expenses Sessioaa.,
r or i .omiry students. $ 9:1.00
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li gton t:;o a in, and 1:(0 p in arriv n
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mel !)::r:a 111. and :3p in. arrivr
11:10 a m, and ;:i0 p w, daily.
Train leaves Tarboro N. C Jai!-v' ''
Suiiday. at r: :o p in.. u"1,'t,(v,
in., arrives Plymouth 7 4 p. '" j y
Returning leaves P!in'Uili "
Sunaay,7 50 a. ui., and Miii'lny "
riv s at Tarboro lOO.'i a. in.. 11 Bl' 4
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born, S. C, daily except suii'iaj, . j j
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leaves tSmitlitlebJ. N. C. K W B1, i
Ooldsboro.N. C. 10 i.r , , '
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Mount at 4;'0 p. 111., arrives Nanv
m., .spring Ho,.e r,:. 0p. in. ''r.'SL t
spring Hone 8:00 a. m.. Natdrt
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1:10 p in. Returning leave flints
and :nio r m.
Train No. 71 make clone
uicnmona. Also at kockj-
folk and Carolina raiiroal f'-r ' 'r'
all points North via .Vrf'lk -
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