--
AVERAGE
CIRCULATION
1,000.
o-
I Place your "ad" with
jus and see Hie results.
AND,
HARNETT,
CUMBERL
JOHNSTON,
SAMPSON
Large circulation
jn each county.
"Prove all things; hold fast that which is good."
Vol. 7.
DUNN, IM-C, NOV-SO, 1898.
No. 23.
TOWN DIRECTORY. STATE NEWS.
Forty Thousand.
ALL PARTS OF THE STATE.
There are about 40,000 negro
voters in .North Carolina who
do not pay a poll tax or any-
other tax. They live in the
State, enjoy the rights and
-a 1
nrivi pcrfis under the laws, ana
goods house has been organized are employed by white voters
in (jrreensboro. It will start
with a capital stock of $100,-
000.
i . . 1 r .i
little nve year old girl in
Iredell county found a jug of
whiskey in the house while her
most of whom are democrats
and invariably vote against the
personal interests, the business
interests of their employers,
and yet they do not contribute
one cent, one iarunug i- mc
support of the government
parents were out and drank so municipal or county or state-
much of it that she died from under which they live and toil
. 1 rw I - - -
the enect. Unri vnto Ts it riant, is it mor-
Al 1 -ft V4. , V . V --- ' - - J" 7 r
1 2 - 4- i r : 10 1
v., ai. is it wise, is xu " "
T?nn commendable to that 40,000
npcrrnps should vote to tax wie
1 he news is given
nuilding of the
Railroad, which was
recently
CHURCHES.
letliodist Church Rev. D, B. Parker Pastor,
v. rvices first Sunday night, and fourth Sun-
morning and night. Prayermeeting
. very Wednesday night Sunday gchceJ
pVl.ry Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, O. K.
;rantham Superintendent.
Kantist Church .-Rev. L. R. Carroll, paster.
...vis every ec nd Sunday morning and
night. Prayerraeetiug1 every Thursday night
Hunday School eery Sunday morning, J. A.
Taylor Superintendent.
Presbyterian Church. Rev. A." M. Hassel
j.astor. Services every first and fifth Sunday
morning and night, Sunday school every
Sunday morning, Doug Smith Superinten
dent. .
Disciple Church Rev. N. B. Hood, pas
tor Services every third Sunday morning
"and night. Christian Endeavor Society every
Tuesday night. Sunday School every Sunday
n ening at 3 o'clock, McD. Holliday Supt.
Free Will Baptist Church. Elder R. C.
Jnckaon, pastor. Services every second Sun
day morning and night.
Primitive Baptist. Church on Broad street
Elder W. Q. Turner, Pastor. Regular servi
ces on the third Sabbath morning, and Satur
day before, in each month at 11 o'clock.
LODGE.
T-nlmvi a Lodtre. No. 117. A. P. & A. M. Hall
rvtr Frfe Will Bantist church. K. P. Jones
w m w. A. Johnson. 8. W.; E. A. Jones
j. W.; J. O. Johnson,
T". Z ! Williamston last Tuesdav night lowed. In this State 40,000
i iiv.at xi' v - i
at ":"0 o'clock p. m. in each month. All Ma
in trood stand iner are cordially Invited
to attend these communications.
TO VN OFFICERS.
... J.F. Thillips, Mayor.
Commissioners
v. v Ynune-. R. G. Taylor. J. W. Jordan
and McD. Holiday.
M. L. Wade, Policeman.
County Officers.
Sheriff , J. H. Pope.
Cleik. F. M. McKay.
Register of Deeds, J. McK. Byrd.
Treasurer, G. D. Spence.
Coroner, J. J, wilsou.
Surveyor, J. A. O'Kelly.
County Examiner, Rev. J. A. Campbell.
r-nTniBKiorirs : J. A. Green, Chairman
II. N. Bizzell and JJeill McLeod.
An Urgent Call.
white burden bearers who have
themselves?
C.Yt-rtct Yxr fVio Stflfp frnm Sol-
.o FiAnr, o0 TIott Pom OA' 11U UUIJIXU UU.uuuo
1 11 Cb VJ U 4. lltO JJltlJ UU A KI1111VV - , i.
c J ; l IS tnnb a iduux tuv,Mimvu,,
I x r.imr-kr onrl nrnifio
I wormy iu supui v ..v
that allows such a .gross out-
nnh snlrlinr of the second re- h-nrro annli an onnressiou r JNo
v v w--v- n i iiw&w. i i
mpnt. was shot and killed in .man rf sp.nsn and honor can
secretary. Regular tj i10me 0f Mr. James Bond at say it is right and should be al
ia on the 3rdSatur-l . . m , . v. . J . . An nnn
black electors are the law-mak-
t
3 Tornnra hlf.hPrtO lin-
I . n m r hp III o " .
We desire to have a little chat with our de
linquent subscribers, and we shall have to be
plain but will endeavor to hurt nobody's feelings.
It is no pleasant thing to be dunned, and if there
was any way to avoid it we would not do so, but
we are pressed for money and are compelled to
look to those who owe us to get it.
The election is over, and a great and glorious
victory has been won for democracy throughout
the State, and we have tried to do our part in re
deeming our county and State, and have left no
stone untured in our endeavors, even though it
took dollars to turn them1. We have not insisted
very much on our subscribers paying up during
the campaign. We appreciate the closeness of
money matters, and no one better than ourself
knows the value of a dollar at this time, and we in
sist that our readers who are behind be prompt.
No iise for us to multiply words, we need every
cent due us, and heed it to-day. We have 'strained'
a point in order to send you the paper this year,
and now we ask that you be prompt.
Please don't suppose that this is intended for the
other fellow, and that because your account is
small that we can get along without it. We have
no favorites and this is for every one who is be
hind. If you owe us and live at a distance, please
remit by return mail, and if you are a home read
er, pay us tne first time vou coine to town and we
hope you will come quick.
, J. P. PITTMAN,
The County Union, Dunn, N. C.
Soma Objects of Legislation-
GENERAL
WEVJS.
The Legislature recently se
lected in North Carolina should
aim to enact lawS so needful ; Ff ff part$ Qf
reasonable and cood that all
lovers of law and order would The World.
delight to obey them, and such
as are not inclined to obev them
should be taught to do so, or By order of the probate court
receive the just penalties of of Chicago the widow of the late
disobedience. The lawless Ueo M. Pullman, the palace car
class of our people need special king, receives $9,000 per month
attention. If they will not as her share in the estate of her
obey the laws then let them be deceased husband,
punished. There has been too The . Hercules Powder Mills
mucn pardoning oi criminals in bl i t Wednesday
a
this State. When one is con
victed it is too common for bfii-
cers ot law, including juuge
and jury, to sign petitions for
his pardon. If he is not guilty
do not convict him. If he is
guilty fail not to "punish him.
Fear of punishment is the only
at Lamont, Missouri, ana six
men were killed and several
wounded in the explosion. The
explosion broke window panes
in houses twenty-hvo miles
away.
General Blanco, Governor
by some unknown person
Private J unus l. ampoeii, . . .. n nftVfir-
of Company G., first North Car- . . , b tQ car
V T-V " t , L 1 I LH ftV T W
olina Kegiment, died at a- , - t in NoPth
nah Georgia, last Wednesday oi , , h ..they
. I X. k k a. Ia t. m
spinal meningitis. iis remains , m d have their
being' And yet northern fa
n tonm nat;r;m nnrl nolitical ranters
X I1C LIU Cl Oil lvvy v iLcft a tvixx i umviyiixa r
played the University foot ball declare that this anomaly and
tDnm V rfr n a at. imond oiltracre IS ail nui,
lact. TlmrsHav and defeated the who seek to rid themselves of
Virginia team by a score of 6 to the tyranny and insolent abuse I An tl r muss meeting of nc-
O nnl fliorohr xrfrt til A P.ll am- nf office are assassins, murder-1 TOU v,pld to-i '.eht. at
tl-lVA UllllVU I . I . 1 l I lira VI UO . v
nionshiD of the South. - ers, and savages
Maiily's Mouth Still Upen
Asbury Park, N.J., Nov. 23.
Out upon & . oditnr Manlv.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
P. II. 1 CLE AN,
Counsellor and Attorney
at Law,-
DUNN, N. C
. VMMe in all Courts. Collections a Specialty
Uie IOOIS HUU aiftuucio. ml,ACO nr nt n,r
Will Jackson, colored, was Lot Chicago and Louisville 1 N n
shot and moriany wouuueu 0r New iovk or dusiuu na,vo
a nfio-ro named Geo Abernathy the. pxnerieuce of Wilmington
nt Charlotte last Thursday. nnA fi1fiV will make it a panda-
AKm-notiir elmt. at. another man frv the negroes. Ltei
fkUCl lltl"J t JUVliiUlLft w - -
and hit Jackson. Me was ar- Illinois or New Yorfc or wassa-
rested by the police and placed chUSetts have an ignorant, be
in ian.
office in WH
gtOn, JN. l;,. was 'u
in the recent race riots, spoKe.
tt liot. liis editorial was
nc aniu mux
a defense of strictures upon the
colored race, and described t le
outburst it caused against him.
I 1 fi ; ft ft. U.kJ--
Washington as a Sentinol-
terror to evil doers. Good men General of Cuba, has resigned
though will obey the law be- and the Spanish government
cause they love order, peace has accepted his resignation.'
and justice. General Blanco said that he
Abolish all unnecessary offi- could not surrender Cuba to
ces. Cut down officials, sala- the Americans and therefore
ries and fees so that our taxes resigned his office.
may be reduced, ine peopie Ex-O.ueen Liluokalani. of Ha-
ttrnii ia in this rotintrv. It is
high taxes when their labor is gaid that ghe comea t0 gee the
so poorly paid, in order to pay President to make formal appli
large salaries to office holders. cation for the restoration of the
Avoid all unnecessary appro- Hawaiia-n cr0wn lands, valued
priations of the State s money. afc $6000i000, which she claims
rrove your capaw xui . t nronertv and not sub-
. ft.
William Perrine gives a
graphic picture of Washington's
memorable winter of suffering
at valley Forge in the Decem
ber Ladies' Home Journal.
lation bv enacting such laws
- y F
only as will commend them
selves to all patriots. Elder
P. D. Gold in Wilson Times.
ject to confiscation
The first United States troops
to laud at Havana, were four
companies
of the second regi
ment of volunteer engineers
which landed therelast Friday.
They at once fo.med into line
DeWitt's Witch llaztl Salve has the
largest sale of any Salve in the worhl.
ThU fact and its merit has led dishonest
uCnntinalc noninrf in the snOW I .,n,.n!.. ti (ittPinnt. tn (Mtuntcrfeit ' it.
An tup nntnoQts took off their Look out for the man who attempts u and marched to the quarters pre
on the outposts tooK on meir deceive yoll whim you cull for DeWitt s Lared for them two mi'es from
caps auu stuuu m i"cuj v vv itch Hazel Salve tne greac pue cure
tlipir feet, from freezing. he hiood & Graiithani.
"Here and there could
W- E. Murchison,
JONESBOKO, N. C.
Harnett. Moore and
other counties, but not for fun.
Feh. 20-ly.
Isaac A- Murchison,
FAYKTTEVII.LE, N. C.
i.i:o t tn rinnibeiland. Harnett
i JilVllV.T ...
and anywhere services are wanted.
Mr F. J. Snines. a farmer
living some ten miles from Dur
ham. was frightfully and fatal
ly ini ured last Tuesday by his
J .
mules running away wim
He was entangled in the reins
and the mules dragged mm
some two miles after breaking
loose from the wagon.
sotted population all united and Rq . t wag uritrue that he
all paying but 3 1-3 per cent. hfld Wq asked to make a re-
Qf the total taxes ot tne siaie, J. o the alleged injurious
v - . i-v
J. C CLIFFORD,
Attorney at Law,
DUXN, N. C.
Vill nractice in all the
State, where services desired
H. L. GODWIN,
Attorney-at-Law
Dunn, - - N. C.
Difficult collections
v;n ...Ptioft wherever services, may
be reqntred
promptly made.
L,. HUDSON. M. D.
cri r-v .iati
OU.X tiw"?
c.
W
Physician and
Dunn. N.
vr i? WiUnn St.. second hnlhl
KIMst. Residence at junct.on
ofE. Broad and kin. Street..
.tirtu to a. 1 calls iini
.... t '.nut r- d.iv or nlSHi
rlo.Vbnu.ch;, of the prof-ion.
JONES &r- STEWART,
Attorneys, Dunn, N. C,
. -.s .,li.Mfi i. State or
Frtleral Courts. U-iieci ... c
:,m1 , r mt :ttM.t.o.i iriv-n.
GET THE BEST
finest finished and
Most Popular
for a mere son. See to it ttat
you buy from reliable maj11
Lcturers that have aineda
reputationbyhonestandsquare
deling, jo Li1 "its loted
uewrng - . Aura- n
is easiest to manage ana i
Mr. Duncan L. DeVane,
formerly of this county, has
been elected Treasurer of Yuma
county. Arizona. He was one
of three democrats on the ticket
. .. i . -i ti:n.'m'aiMiitv was the
court of tne i elected.. r -nia injv
largest received by any aeuiu-
cratic caudidate. Yuma coun
ty is republican and Mr . ie
Vane's election is due, largely
i .
to his personal popularity.
Sampson Democrat.
Our people some time lose
U4. f tajp.t that we nave
Slilllt wx nv -
I - w , j- w I T . a u ...
ocatea on i'lc
boro one of the noblest
t'ions in North Carolina
Odd Fellows' Orplian
and vet controlling eiecuous
and legislation and govern
ment, and afflicting and injur
ing the white men who pay
96 2-3 per cent, of the taxes and
in a week . there wouia oe au
uprising that would sweep out
pHitorial. as stated by Dancy,
but that had he been asked to
take such a course he would
nave refused to do it.
The Democrats came in for a
round of abuse for driving ne-
groes ana ouier ipux"-
would not stop to
McKinley would
Man
au
was
forever the oppressor, xii - r Wiimington.
consider wna d b his negr0
say or what J 2 ' a11d a collection
rnnfrress would do or wiiat pui- : . , lis hfinefit There
pit demagogues would harange, Lome talk of his "touring
or what angry iwwsp"
would defnounce.
afrikn hard and quick
and independence.- Wilming
ton Messenger.
uv. xtIy " nnrl mvinp: an ac-
They would -f - - riences. Res.
for rights .miB - ndonted craving
Golds-
institu
in the
Home
rjo,ro vnn been there recently (
If not, go. Tt is a home in the
true sense for the children
sheltered within its walls. 1 he
Orphan Home is a monument
the Odd Fellowship of North
. nnA nnr neonl? are
uaroinirt, i -
Olid Of it. UoldSDOrO "Argus
A Narrow Escape
Thankful words written by
Mrs. Ada E. Hart, of Grotenj
S D ;tWas taken with a bad
cold which settled on my lungs ;
nllv fprmi-
cougn set m
.--4. ; rnnsnmn ion. roui
iiiiifvi i 1- 4 . T
Doctors gave me up, saying 1
could live but a short tune.; 1
gave myself up to my Savior,
determined if I could not -stay
with my friends on earth, I
would meet my absent o n e s
above. My husband was ad-
p;et Dr. King's
. i
the government to investigate
the I "barbarous murders and
niir!ntTPs imon the colored peo-
.i kfi enntb and have the
guilty brought to justice,
i
etc.
Bishop Turner on the Negro.
Rev. Mr. Butt's New Work.
v. i es.
be found ev n oflicers in a sort
m 9
of dressinggown made of old
wrrwrklon httrLprwftrs The StOUt-
VvlVJ i- mvv w -w- I !
hearted women of New Jersey ; ThmK oi a pastor appomwu
sent their quilted clothes as to a work in this city witnout a
Christmas presents, with the church and without a member,
natriotic iest that as women and witn a salary so smau mai .f , ffi d ar)DOint Cu
were said sometimes to wear it would almost tate a micro- g wh0had served in the in-
crv nrtw t. iprfi sp.nnfl to see it. even iu tuc
III in LIU LiuUl Dm KJV " - i r" '
pared
the city.
General Wood in command at
Santiago has appointed Senor
Bacardi, an old resident and Cu
ban, mayor of the city of Santi
ago, Cuba. The first act of
mayor Bacardi was to discharge,.
tliH entire clerical force of the
w
pr
1 . . r tAV. D PCI, 1U1U
the
.us son,
Light Running
There is none to ttl S
can equal to irking
stmction, durability f 5
parts, fineness of finish
IcTappearance, or has a
improvements as the
Nf.wHomb
... -r..iAn. DoablcFeed, alike
It has Aatomaiie no 0tner n
on both sides oinrivinK wheel hmge
vmT?Fonc!ncuLAito.
&xji FaxJiciaoo, CAi-
FOR
thirty-second district, uu
E. J. Justice,
Representative-elect from Mc
Dowell county, arrived in the
city last night and are stopping
at the Central noiei. x,
often that father and son sit in
the same legislature, ana
when thev do they are not al
ways among the strongest mem
u t u hodv. as the Messrs.
t..: hp of the next Gen-
eral Assembly. Charlotte Ob
server of Friday.
n..n.,i.nn lin.? an old
" . rnnp Fear .Recorder,
P.nl,wV.,XVTiQ hlished i"
Vol. 10, i: ; i
r.i:Jf "NT C. July 3U
1 ;o--Open to all McBryde
iZZ.L cinfluenced by none
ir1;,. was addressed to
l lie nnnnp
TT Ttrinttxr I 11 lUU
wm. - of
U pasted an um
. A A ..sm 111 III.UIUH "
UU Second, bv the al ms
from u. T?,.w.in ,tor,lav
c i ir rt nrf.iii' 1J ' fv .v
wi Ire and. m8 w
. 1 i
visea iu uci
Discovery for uonsumpuun,
and Colds, l gave n
eiht - bottles.
It has cured me, and thanK uou
I am saved and now a wen mm
bealthv woman." Trial bot-
rles free at McKay Bros. & bkir-
ner's Drug Store.
Regular size oOc. and i.uu.
Guaranteeil or price
Macon, Ga., Nov. 23 At
the I African Episcopal Confer
ence, which has just closed
here, Bishop Turner had this to
say on the race question;
I see no , manhood future
for the negro in this country,
and the man not ab'.e to discover
that fact from existing condi-
;ria mnst hfivoid of common
IVHJ -
Found Dead iu Bed-
trousers, so now mere scope to ,Cu xxx gurcent army in their places.
would be an excuse for men prospective, xsui suppose i
who might wear the petticoats, is larger than St.. raui nad Tiie uaiowin nowi w,uu...-(
Washington, who never exag- promised him, when he took ed at San Francisco last Wed-
gerated, said that few men had up his first journey to Rome nesday morning. It was a six
more than one shirt, many only and dwelt two whole years story wood building and had
half a oneand some none at therein his own hired house over rfuu guests ior uu mBu.
all. Nearly three thousand and received all who came unto One man after helping three
men were barefooted, and occa- him. women to escau i..u
sionally might be seen a sol- So this writer is going to be- ing building fell 1UU feet ana
dier who was all but naked ! gin next Sunday morniug at 9 was killed. The building was
Sometimes there was nothing o'clock ' in a hired house, on valued at $3,000,000 and is a to
to eat in the camp but rotten Fourth and McDowell streets, tal loss.
salted herrings. Men were and will receive into a new or- Admiral Dewey is reported
known to snatch at the dough ganization all who will come as fav0ring the taking of all the
of half-baked cakes in the kitch- unto him. Phillipine Islands by the
ens of the farmers' wives. The We expect to do a better work Tjnited States. In a personal
contractors and the commissa- in our hired house than we haye ietter to President Brown, of
ry agents and the Continental ever done. We need the aid orwich University, under date
Congress had brought twelve and sympathy of all who have . October 2, he says: "I
thousand men to the verge of known our work here for many trust the entire archipelago will
starvation, and the blood of years. So come out next &un- be retained by the United btates.
rtpnpral Wavne ran hot with dav at 9 o'clock and help to or- nther arrangement will
rae as he looked on his poor ganize the Sunday school. At jea to no en(j 0f trouble."
fellows weak with hunger, in- n a. m. there will be preacn-
ing; also at 7:30p. m. we
will have the house well heated
and at night well lighted. ,
"1 ,T I - '
JOHN r . duct,
Pastor of McDowell
Methodist church
The above is taken
Charlott Ujserver.
deed, there was but one horn
tumbler and also but one wood
en dish for every mess. Wash
ington himself dined one day
rn nntntofis and hickorv nuts.
Mv rrood man,' he said to the
cpntinel in front of his head-
' i j
nnnrfftrs. narni!? ud ana uowu
l " 7 1. O .
..VILA l.i LU1 U . lww. w - I" X- ..www
l 1 nn iflM 'inn P . . . . ..tJ I . lit I Mifn
sense, uur civei, i... ;'--i:n the bitterness oi a coiu mum- yutt is wen Known in uui w
social status is degrading, anu . .liave vou iia(i anything to
eat?' 'No, sir was the reply. 0f years, he being the
'Give me 3-our musket, men,
and go inside and get some
breakfast.' and the tall cora-
A desperate attempt was
made by robbers to rob the
Lincoln county Bank at Ells
fn on the night of the
Street 22nd. They bound and gagged
I tne nignt wiwuui "
years of age and left him and
Ti onfor tfm bank's
f r ineii U1CU w v-
IteV. lir.l m , . , ., , mt. mnii
safe out ianeu. xu ""
found next morning nearly
Gainey & Jordan.
Dunn, N. C.
With Cast
Educate Your Bowels
fA RBTS.
pcn,iP f':,thMrtic. cure
or fever. 10c 25c. If C. C. C. fiui,
Ist refund money.
villo Observer of
1 ne ' l"- "
f.Mwl-ir PVPIUI1J! Ra-S.
xt.. irt f ru e. son 01 nit
1UI . " "" .-. .
late Kev. V. u. iuu"Uv, ...
nnvi.Unn College yosierua
. m i--w iiii.
The body arnvuu
accompaniea y ai-.
and several of her
. 1 T f
children, and was laKe,. u
tie River Academy, tne oiu la.u-
ily home for burial .
Mrs. McBryde is living at
Davidson, where she has sever-
iittPlldint! scnuui,
morning John, wlio
hi. and next
5 Ai I IVwm j
as degradation begets degrada
tion, the negro must go 11 um
bad to worse act lnnnuuiu.
NTmtliPr education or weaitn
c;in ever elevate us to t2 grade
of respectability.
'flsay this because we ;u
surrounded by so many influen
ces! that militate against our
manhood. The best thing tne
negro can do is to call a great
national convention and ask the
United States Congress for
ftirinnnn'nOO to meet the ex-
)HJU,vv.-,
of starting a line 01
this country
a
. . . . - 1 I Wfl
haviug lived here tor a numoer - ,. f he f.
. m 111 a-u 1 niiii iiii t -----
3 iounuer hhpm t nothing
1 1 -11 r i i nf it rn 1 sr. t -w w - w
vna Duiioer ui " from -the safe.
church and parsonage of this 1
citv. He is a zealous and 11.1- Last wrek a mob tcok a ne-
mander gravely walked up ana tirrig worker in tne Ai.isier b ro from juu at nionKiccuu,
down asguard over his own vineyard, and his many warm Knj hanged him for the niurder
house." frivols here hope for his suc- jf a young white man. xno
negro confessed the muracr nuu
implicated three other negroes
that were in jail as being ac
complices. iThe mob weut to
the jail and got the three nc-..-a
imnHrated and were
.."i'
morning
Grace
France, and 1 - . f - youngest of a large num
Defender of the Faith etc It to the y in
was dated Nov. 10, ! , H(iart .'trouble is said to
,nnf, Maimed by the crown - . gad
1 - . nn..ff I U lilVR UL-CI1 t. wv
1 'i ;n y-o nir r;ciT i . - -
four suuiiuB v.
acres.-Bed Spriugs Record
witlimers between
and Africa, thus pioneering
duiuain for our settlement.
RUhon Turner is the oei
known negro churchman in the
South. Raleigh Post.
He
A
suuk I'iiino kou Tor.
. . . . . . . V
lS:lilllltJii ick
nave ul-cii -
and most sudden death.
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all dniggUU.
Spain s Greatest N sed.
Mr. R. P. Oliva, of Barcelo
nia, Spain, spend hi winters
at Aiken S. C.J- Weak nerves
had caused severe pains in the
back of his hoad. On using
Electric Bitters, America's
greatest Blood and Nerve Rem
edv. all pain soon leit nun
savs this grand medecine i
what his country neeas. ah
America knows that it cures
liver and kidney trouble, puri
fies the blood, tones up tlu
stomach, trenglheiis the werxo
puts vim, vigor and new life in
to every muscle, nerve and or
gan of the body. If weak, tired
or ailing you need it. Every
bottle guaranteed, only ft
cents. Sold by McKay Bros. &
Skinner Druggist.
friviuls here hope ior nis suc
cess in his new ticld of labor.
He has a daughter, Mrs. u. II.
Parker who rcsiats at this
place.
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ipfMitetl wiih 1 Vll Aiicli lUzcl
Salvf. Uioil Si (ir:i:itli:uii
about to hang them wuen w
zens interfer ed and kept them
from it.
When' the legislature meets
it will have the ablest body of
m nibers that probably ever sat
to-gether in our legislattive hall.
Th'ftv have the ability and will
no doubt revise our laws, have
tin Codn revised up to date and
i.i.dcn manv improvements that
svstem of
government.
Tfci Uzi Yst Han Alwan Eat
Pioi in the cb it when perton
u t cold itdieste Tfpdey towird
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p -tied with UhmDerlia rio
id bound on to the cbet over idb
t f f pio will prnmptly relieve tne
p4o nd prevent ih thrr eteoed t
fek of pu umoi T'u'w me trcit
iueiii 'vili b.c Une Uck iu a few
hour Svli Ij MwKajf Biu.. &
skinner.
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