Te ride far the 0i4(4 tthooL
Tbs Trustees of lbs Graded School
net Wednetdty afternoon to take some
aetioo In regard to providing a per.
manant louome for (be Graded School.
After some discussion, the matter waa
referred to the Executive Committee.
tltlarard sitae.
mahHfs'l fWlieatra rernrfierl from
Southern Pines Thursday evening
where they plated for a dance at the
Southern Pines Hotel under the man
agement of Mrs. Charles T. Geyer.
They report a moat delightful trip, and
that the dance and barqutt was the
most elaborate aSalr they have ever
furnlahtd music for.
Child Illltd by a Tram.
North bound pieatnger train No. 78,
on '.be A 0. L., ran over and instantly
killed a seven year old colored child at
Rex Toeeday, . A number of ibildteo
were playing near tbs track, and If is
Slid that while attempting to ton
across tbe track in front of tbe train,
tbe child fell aod met its death.
gro Woman Prttchr.
Oae of tbe sighta on tbe streets these
days is tbe preaobiog, from a goods
box in Maiket iqaare, of Almira Mo
Dongald, a ne?ro evangelist. She has
a, good voioe and fhw of language and
aoon gathers a crowd of colored people
aronnd her, who, dariog prayers, make
an impreEsiveeightgkoeeling with bowed
beads in tbe street. She is a Fayette
villa negro, bat has traveled extensive
ly for a number of years past.
It Is said that a petition Is being cir
culated among the residents ol Hay
mount, asking the Legislature to In
corporate that section of Cross Creek.
It is also said that application
will be msde for an amendment to the
charter of Fayetteville for the exten
sion ol the town limits, so as to take
In the western suburbs ot Haymonnt.
This would give the residents of a
large district electric lights snd other
city advantages.
Com U See Bob of Ineeuort.
Mr. W. P. Fennell, an attorney of
Chicago, son of the late Char'.es N.
Fennell, who was a citizen of Fayette
ville prior to 1850, is In the city lor the
pnrpese of seeing, for the first time,
the home of his ancestors. He says
he feels like he has known Fayette
ville all his life, bsving heard his par
ents talk of tbe town so much.
Mr. Fennell examined the files of
the Observer, and found in the Issue
ol Jnne 30th, 1S40, the announce-
ment of the marriage of his father to
Miss Catherine J. Hargis.
Tbe (V 1 w Year.
A number of church bells, led by
' Bg Ben," the splendid bell of Hay
Street Methodist church, rang out the
old and rang In the New Year Wed
nesday night.
From the Observatory at Washing
ton tbe Western Ualon Telegraph
Company that night sent out time sig
nals throughout the entire country, at
11:55 to 12:00 midnight; 12 55 to 1 00
A. M ; 1:55 to 2:00 A. M ; 2 55 to 3x0
A. M. (Eastern tlmt), for exact mid
night signal to Eastern, Central,
Rocky Mountain and Pacific region
time, marking the beginning of the
New Year throughout the country.
Dire stars aid OSlgera tf Biak of Tayttlevilit
Ilieud
The D reotors ot the Back of Fay
etteville met last Thursday, and at 2.30
that afUrnoon the stockholders met and
elected the directors for tbe ecsoicg
year. Tbe newly elected directors
then met and re-elected all the officers
of tbe bank as follows
H. W L;lly. Prudent.
J. R. Williams. Vice-President.
J. C. Haigb, Cashier.
E. J. L ily, Ass stant Cashier.
G. G. Myrover, Teller.
H. J. Marsh, Discount Clerk.
A. B. Williams, Jr., Collector.
The directors elected are : Messrr.
H. W. Lilly. W. J. McDiarmid, A A
MtKetbao, W. S. Cook, Jamea R. Wil
liams, Ed. Smith and A. S. Williams.
A Lively Ckaae.
Steve Bennett, a negro, gave tbe
c Boers a lively little chase Thursday
Bennett bad two negroes prosecuted
before 'f quires Overby and McL?an,
on a charge of breaking into bis home
and, after bearing tbe evidence, tbe
magistrates decided that tbe prosecu
tion was malicious and frivilons aod tax
ed tbe prosecntor with the costs. Be
failed to pay the eot-ts and was held in
tbe magistrate's (fibe pending the ar
rival ot an iffioer to carry him to jail,
While tbe magistrates were bniy at
something else Bennstt broke from tbe
room and flsd down Gillespie street
through Russell street to D.ek street,
where be waa finally, overhauled by
Deputy Sheriff Moosgban.
Cantiaa Tr
leaool.
at CtBf tjllua luii;
Tk. Bfln.l.. ..knnl nu itI r1 .
"w vuuui uuiiuieu vi vamp-
bellton Methodist Chnrob, of which
Mr. M. F. Crawford is tbe excellent
(Superintendent, erjoysd a Christmas
tree on Thursday, January 1st.
The following was the interesting
programme
Song, "Merry Christmas Bells" by
i i
Prayer b, ll7.Tr. Crawford.
Solo by Miss Ltnra Wright.
Presentation ot pni for faithfulness
i to Miss Marv Edia's elaia.
by Mr. M. F. Crawford.
Bolo by Miss Janis Wrieht
Callinff mil
Premutation ot Bjok of Proverbs to
the young men from Mr. M F Craw
ford, by Rev. T. A. Smoot.
Distribution ot prms to sebool.
DJBg, "God be with you till we meet
again,"
Bsnediotion by Bev. T. A. Banoot.
It you feel 111 and oeed a pill
Why not r.atehaae the beat f
De Witt's Karly Biters
Are little anrprisers,
Take ooethay de th rest.
B. Ho!l. Houton. Tex . writ
I have ased Little Early Biter Pills la my
tastily tor eoostipalioa, tisk headaehe,
ta To their sat I ast indebted tor the
ataiu oi aiy laaaiiy. aang uros.
It. lake's Chsreh and tha alt aer iI Wiaetws.
Rev. P. R. Law has the following In
his Lumber Bridge correspondence of
the Lumberton Robeaonlan, which
will be of Interest to onr readers, es
pecially so to the members of St.
John's Church:
A pretty church window has an at
traction for ns always. Hence It was
a pleasure tous tospnd a minute In
St. John's church In Fayetteville last
Wednesday. Its windows Interested
and delighted vs. They are exquisite.
There are w. idows and many larger
and more atrbltlous and cotily ones,
but we have not (ten In many a day
any more grace.'ul and pleasing to the
eye. Tbe coloring was rich and full,
yet not tawday. The complimentary
relations of parts were wrought by a
cultured mind and a trained hand.
The plc'.ures were scenes from the
scrlptuie and happily chosen. If
there was single bistorlc error It
escaped our eye. They were memo
rial windows. Gracious reminders
they are In the sanctuary of worthlesr
who stood for what was best In tbeir
I'me and deserve to live as active
lrces In tbe devotions and lives of to
day. Tbe whole Interior is good to
look upon. Much ot it, as Is true of
most of our olr'tr courches, is rather
antique than modern, but was taste
fully wrought and there came to us
the sweet sense, most Indefinably
when we asked why. that we were 10
tbe house of God. We do not feel that
way in all churches Fcr reason good
and true we alwats feel at home, a
rV.'clcus feeling, is it not. among the
Episcopal (Oik ot th? mighty hosts,
who fly the banner of Immanuel and
rtjolce always at their greatness and
glory in tbe earth.
Ths Aii-8tlon Ltigm P.t'.fetm I
Tbe executive committee of the North '
Carolina Aci.-Si:oon League met in 1
Raleigh Tuesday eight. Taere were j
present Mr. 2V B. Brouhton, Mr.
Joha A. Oites, Mr. J. W Bailey, Dr. i
A. J. McKelwsy, Dr. T. N. Ivey and i
Mr. 0. C. B.&ir, of the committee, and
Rev. Mr. Kesller, who were appointed
10 act w;tn tbe eomrri'.tee by tbe Bap
tist State Convention, and Mr. K
Nimocks, the representative of the
Eastern Methodist Conference. After
fall diseossion lha committee nnani
moos! j agreed to advocate tbe passage j
by tha Lf gislature of a law having the '
following features
(1) Prohibition of both sale and man
faciore of intcxieaticg l.qaor outside
ot incorporated towns, reatnetiog the
manufacture of I qior to towns of five
hundred inhabitants or more.
(2) L cal opt:on election 10 counties
or incorporated t"wni at any time ot
the year opon oO oats notice upon
petition of one- bird cf the voters, not
cf'xner than once in two years.
(3) Io such election the-qsestiou may
be vo'ed on if dispensary or saloon, or
prohibition or ealooo, or prohibition or
dispeisiry, as the petitioners may re
quest.
(4) Prohibition of tbe importation of
inti xieaticg I qsors into prohibited
territory.
la) After July 1. Ilk 3 applicants for
license for manufaciare or sale ot in
tcucating 1 qaors sbail present with
tbeir application a peuaon 10 tbeir b-
naif signed by a m-jm'y of tbe qaa.li
fi-d voters of tbe municipality.
Froaln.nt Iiw To ktr Htii.
Mr. Cbas. R F.;ot, a muiti-miUioo
aire ct .ct ijix, organ zr ot Ice
rubber and aboatadcun other great
. . . f , L . I
iru?.e, euu aiu ui me maimer cumpacy ,
at Georgetown, 8. C , tbe largest plant I
of the kind in tbe world, arrived in the !
a:Iv Thnraritv niffht ir.d rAtri.arprart t I
.k t.p c.i. ; .u-
tbe Lr yette. tiny in tbe morn ng
' ' ;
he was driven out to the pice product
p'ant of the Australia Manufacturing I
J j b -
dmpsoy, in which be is interested. I
u-l.. .u.l:.j ju-.: t
uti,.,!l,1u,lul!1.ul81,1:?
ment along, mowing mat tnis was a 1
famous qiail sbaoticg seciion.
Itwi r laur!.
The collector o'. tbe port of New York
says there is a regular gang ot tobacco
smugglers bringing leaf into this coon
:ry.
Tbe Consolidated Tobaceo Company
proposes to increase its csp.tal stock
from thirty millions to forty millions.
G?imaoy has preferred eiaims against
Vemzoela, not eotj-et to arbitration,
amounting to 1300 0J
Io a train wreck at L ttle Bock Ark,,
thirty-railroad employes were irjired;
four fatally.
Andrew Carnegie bas given New
O.leans a quarter ot a million of dol
lars to establish a lir rary.
Tbe Chinese government refnae to
pay tbe international indemnity in
gold.
Tbe rejoinders of the European pow
ers to President Castro's reply to their
arbitration proposal hate not reached
Washington.
Woolen mills at Kooxvtlle announce
a reduction of hour of labor without
tutting wages.
Miss Clara Sweeting was shot and
killed near Pensaola, F'a., ty a boy;
the thootlng was accidental.
Wm. Jennings Brysn leaves Mexico
I Ivr1flv fin Vi I rrtnrfi tirtm J
1 '
Bubonic plague bas broken out
afresh Mszatlan. Mexico, and peo
ple are fleeing from tbe city.
Germany regards President Castro's
reply to tbe powers as an unqualified
acceptance ol the arbitration proposal.
A F"'htened H'
Running like mad down tbe strett
dumping tbe occupants, or a hundred
other accidents, ie everyday occur-
rences. It behooves everybody to have
tellable Salve handy and there's none
as good as Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
BorM- Cuts- Sore, EcMn, od ptlt
oisappear qaicaiy nnoer us Booming
effect, j.sc at B. E. Sedberry 8c Sots
ding store.
Belief for Thousands.
Huneiek's Liquid Sulpbor will give you
immediate relier, stops all irritations bv
one application, dattroya the germ and
parmanent y eoret eeirma, tetter, pim
ples, ringworm, dandrno, open sores and
all blood and skin diseases. Hundred
ot eases have been permanently eared
that had baan nmnonnaad lninpahla and
whara a 1 other remedies have failed to
effect a enre. No home thould b with
I oat Haneoek's L'qald Bulpbar. For sale
i ey u. tt. llorne es Hons,
Oteth f Mrs. Laara taa laker.
A telegram was received here Friday
morning annonnoing the death, at bar
boms In Pittsboro, Thursday, of lira
Lanra Ann Baker, formerly of this eity,
widow ot tbe late Capt. Joseph Baker,
who was killed in battle near the close
of the civil war.
The deceased, who was 7S years ot
age, was tbe daughter of the late John
Barber Williams, ot Pittsboro, and a
sister ot tbe late Mrs. W. N. Tilling
hast, of this eity. As Miss Laura Will
iams, Mrs. Baker, wai a belle and
beauty.
IU.
Miss Loola Moore gave a delightful
card party last week in honor ot her
gnest. Miss Addie Erwin, ot Morgan
too. Mrss Calvert won ithe pri, a
handsome souvenir, which she grace
folly presented to Miss Efwiar
Miss Bessie Robinson charmingly en
tertained a number ot her young
friends, last week, at her horns on
Green stie-t, io honor of Mies Douglas
Bill, of Durham, who is visiting her.
Oje ot tbe pleasant featnres ot tbe eve
ning was an Observation game, in
which Miss Jessie McMillan won the
pretty pr zi effered, aod Mr, Jaeqaelin
Cross ell gracetully carried eft tbe
booby.
Buk tl FajatkviUe.
The stockholders of the Bank of
Fayetteville held their regular annnal
meeting Thursday. They heard, with
great pleasure, a most gratifying re
port from the President and Board ol
Directors showing a healthy condition
of the bank, Its growing business and
enlarged patronage.
The bank, during the past twelve
months, has done a larger and more
profitable business than for a number
of years, having paid out during the
j year ten thousand, eight hundred dol
lars to its stockholders in dividend;;
, and, to the savtngs depositors, over
: three thousand dollars in Interest, be-
itdts creating a nice surplus.
The Savings Department Is an at
tractive feature of the bank, and, from
the amount of interest paid out, ap
pears to be liberally patronized by tbe
pec pie of the community. We are
glad to note this evidence of saving
j and thrifttnesaamoni our people. The
: saving habit may be easily acquired
! by the steady use of a savings account,
and we hepe to Me the local banks
build up a large business in this line.
I Jlairiece at Dm.
Mr. Thomas H McNeill, editor ct tt e
: Democratic Banner, ot Dunn, aod well
; known tn many of our people, was mar
1 rie j at tbe Oates Hotel Christmas to
Miss Bertha Gerald, daughter of Mr.
i and Mrs. T. L. Gerald, late of Kansas
j C.tv. Tne ceremony was performed
j by Rjv. W. B. Morton in the presence
, of a party of friends, among whom were
j Mr. A. B. Harold with tbe bridegroom,
i Misfes Aooye Harper and Ora W.lson
w.th Messrs. C. R Yoong and A. L.
Newberry, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Privett
i and Miss Viola McNeill aod Mr. and
u fl
C. L. Wilson,
TBI TALUI Of IXPIIT TKIiTSIlI.
, m . 1 ...
every one wno is am ciea wuo a
. j , . .
ehrooie disease experiences great dim
eai,y ja having tbeir ease intelligently
treated by the average pbysieiao.
Tnese diseases can only be eured by a
specialist wuo unnersiaous mem mor
looeblv. Dr. J.Newton Halbawav. of
A'lanta. Ga .is acknowMged tbe most
fkihful specialist in tbe Coiled Statef.
Write him for bis expert opinion ot
your case, for which he makes no
charge.
The North Carolina
YEAR BOOK
For 1903
Eeaiy January 1, 1X3,
A complete Dirteto-y and Compendium,
m a vaatb.e statistical informal ion cot
enng ir.e basinet, manufacturing, ii.dm
tr a , political, edseaiional. historical
ard re;i?ioa hf in ihe State.
Tdis too is of creat value to all Busi
ness Hemes, Who eeile Houses, Traveling
salesmen, lawyers an I fhysicitns, Ed a
etor. and Minis'ers. Teherf, S'.adenli.
ti Ueslen, Pab.ie tffleikls and Men of
trfurs.
From tbe Press January 1, 19C3
LT'&nd in your order now.
THE NKWd SSL) OBSERVES
I L'BLISHINQ CO.,
Ealeigh, N. C.
NOKTH (.AROMSA
Court
M.E. White vs. W. W. White-Notiee,
Tbe defendant above named will take
notice that an action entitled at above
bas been eommeoeed in tbe Superior
tonrt ol Cumberland eoonty to obtain
a divoree from tbe bonds of matrimony
and tb said defendant will farther
tske notice that be is rtq aired toappar
at the January term, 1903, of tbe 8a
pertnr Coort ot said eonniy to be held
tbe 7ib Monday before tbe first Monday
io Mareb, 1903 at the eoort bonse in
said county in Fayetteville, North Car
olios, aod answer or demur to tbe
cmplaint in laid action or tbe plain
t ft will apply to tbe eonrt for tbe relief
demanded in said eomplaint.
This 24 h day of November, 1902.
A. A. MeKtTHiM,
Clerk of he fioperior Coort.
A 8. Ball snd V. C. Ballard, Attor
oeys.
Things Wo
Lake Best
Ofton Disagree) With U
Because we overeat of tliem. Indi
geition fallows, liut there s a way lo
cscatietucii conse'iuences. A dose of
K 'Distant like Kodol will relive you
at once. Your stomach Is simply too
weak to digest what you eat. That s all
indication Is. KmlA digests the food
without the stomach's aid. Thus the
ttoma:li retts while the body Is strength
ened by wholesome food. Dietioir is un
necessary. Kodoi dieetts any kind of
good food. Strengthens aod invigorates.
Kodol Makes
Rioh Red Blood.
Prepared only by E.C. r)sWiTTCo..Cblraok
Ite tl twtUewnlaliuZSa times Ute Mo. sit
A DESERT CARAVAN.
It Start Arrays taa Dnan
Vuih mt faaara.
There wore the lust words, Instruc
tions, cautions, adluua, and then Abdul
lab bold up his band. All gave the cry
of the camel driver, and the uncouth
boasts, twUtlug and snarling under
their loads, struggled to their feet
Another cry, uud they tKgaa their
roynire. They traversed the square,
passed the tnosque, turned down a nar
row street find In five minutes crossed
tbe line that bounded the oasis and en
tered uiKin the desert.
Immediately the dim lender took his
place at the left and slightly In advance.
Tbe fourth ou the right ot tbe dun was
tbe black nicer. He carried two wa
ter skttis and Abdullah's saddle. Then
came tu ranks fifteen camels. All riding
hi tbe center. On the right flank rode
the two women, with enormous red and
white cotton sunshades stretched be
hind lheiurtheuat an tuterval of six
rods eame fifteen camels unattended.
They simply followed the squad In
front. The dun leader and the black
racer had lauyards about their necks.
Tbe other camels had no harness save
tbe surcingles that held their loads.
In a panic, a sandstorm, a fusillade
from Reduuius. a mirage and a race
tor water, if Abdullah and All could
grasp these 'auyards the caravan was
saved since the other camels followed
the dun leader and tbe black racer at
sheep follow the bellwether.
Abdullah walked at the left abreast
of the dun. At Intervals he rode the
black racer.
The pace of a caravan Is two miles
an hour, but Abdullah's, the two crip
ples Included, could make two miles
and a Quarter. The black racer could
make sixty miles a day for five days
without dn. iking, but at the end of
such a Journey his hump would be no
larger than a pincushion, and bis tem
per For centuries It has been the custom
of Sahara caravans to travel not more
than five miles the Bret day. 'The Des
ert." by Arthur Cosslett Smith, in Scrib
ner's. JAPANESE PROVERBS.
Sob
Rrallr Ftae Saylaca Worthy
ot I'alTersal Aeeataac.
The Japanese do not expect to gather
grapes from thorns or figs of thistles,
but tber phrase our thoughts somewhat
differently. They say. "The spawn of
frogs will become nothing but frogs."
We have a saying, "Despise not the
day of small things." Their "Famous
swords are made of Iron scrapings" la
much more picturesque.
The idea of our "All lay the load on
tbe willing horse" they express by
'Thofe who know the ropes do most of
tbe h.iullug." While our commonplace
"Out of evil good may come" finds with
them a tine poetical expression in "The
lotus springs from the mud," and In
point of poignancy our "Adding Insult
to injury" is vastly Inferior to their
Rubbing salt on a sore. '
Tbe Japanese have some really fine
sayings worthy of universal acceptance.
h as "Thine own heart makes the
rid" or "The poet at borne sees the
entire universe" or "The throne of the
god is on the brow of a righteous man."
Their nice observance of manners Is
videuced by sayings such as "Excess
of
politeness In-eonies Impoliteness,"
their national suspiciousness In the like
Ion't trust a pigeon to carry grain,"
and the handy man's abhorrence of a
bungler finds expression in numerous
uips such as "Learning to swim In a
id" or "Scratching tbe foot with the
hoe on."
laBlaaattae:.
I didn't ring your fare up yet," said
the conductor, holding out bis hand.
Oh. that's all right.'' whispered tbe
ayissenger who was trying to evade
paying. "Just keep it In your pocket
won't tell the company." Chicago
News.
Mereaary.
"But you don't think he's mercenary,.
fa pa .
"Why. yes, I do. I'm afraid be re-
gnrds marriage as s get rich quick
scheme!" Puck.
?lo Comparlaop.
First Boy My mamma belongs to
one of the first families.
.Second Boy Pooh! That's nothing.
Mine belongs to one of the last faml-
lea.-Life.
WANTED 3 Toons- Men fro Fay
etteville aad vicinity at 'ones to prepare
for Positions in tbe Government Bervle.
Apnlv to tnler State Corns. Inst, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa-
WORTH CAKOLISA. I la tba Soparlor Caart,
CanbarlaadCiHuity i Oct. Tina, IMS.
J. 8. Mordy and wife va. 1. W. H. Both,
J. U. Smith, W. At. tteddie aod wile,
Mary Ueddie. HetUe ttmith, Jamea Jen
kins, waiter Jenkins aod D J. Breee
Notiee.
The defendants above named will take
notice that an aetlon entitled aa above
been eommeoeed In ths Sapsrior
Court of Cumberland eoonty to fore lota a
eertavin storgace, executed by la. A
8mith to D. J. bretee apon eeriaia lands
in Cumberland eouty. North Caroline:
and tne said defendants will lortber take
notice that tbey are rt quired to appear at
the next tern ot the Ba pert or Coort ot
said county, to be held on tn 7th Hon.
day before the lat Monday io kUreh, 1903.
it being mo tfta day of Jan nary, uus. at
the coort noose 01 said county, 10 ray'
etteville. North Carolina, aad answer or
demor to the eomplaint in said actios, er
the plaintiff trill apply to the eoort for the
relief demanded in said complaint.
This iota day 01 novsmner. iwi
A. A. HaKaTsua,
Cark of tha Baaaria Caart
Bine'air k Bolton. Boss Boss. Attor-
aays tor riaintrx.
M0ETGA01 SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
Bv vtitaeof Ilia power and aathorMy
ttinM ia a certain mortaage dead exeeaied try
J. P Taoaaaoa aad wife, Jaa e A. Tbameoa, to
J 11. BBctingnam. irattee. 11111111 a Boot A
Mo ft. nam 173, aad afterwards afobroed
Cote B Bnekmgaam Iraatee, raaarded m Boat
J, o. 8, page t6t, I will of er far tale at
Uoort uoaea floor, a t;miieriaa aaaiy,
Ihe kigbeat bMaer for aaab aa Batardiy, Ji
ary ICib, 1901 at 11 M., Ue mtlcwac teal
aetata, tcwH: la Crete Cretk townekla, Caa-
rlana eon.r aar rayetfvllw, oa Uw eaat
Ida of tbe Btklgk roai, met is aa uteattoa of
Vaataay ttreet, beiag part nf a aloe aere met.
fernwrt baowa at " W. M. Wright mat Sew lot1
Briiunraa; at the comer of a teree acre treat
or let aad rannrag taoara wl'h aaid Kale lab
toad aonk 12, wal chains aad S Hake ta a
auka. the eomer tbenee aorta 78, eaat IM feet
la the ceiatr cf the fence, rauaiag parallel wMk
tr.e road oa lha rear of tbe koatea, taraee whk
tbe (tarn, aaraNel whk tbe road, a tbe direct
Ire, aoaik II eatt ekeiae and Nabt t tba
corner, thence teeth 7a. watt 10S bet W Uw be-
finnrae-. Tien ha ihlrtv foot ttreet ea tklt
land, which Is covered ta abve i Ipttoa
end epoa tae bad tbere t ais Itataiat koaeat
or eovagee, eieretiog, aowever. twe of Ike
kuoara aad lots waicb bare keea told taee Ike
eiecatioa rf Ike above aeelioaed tMrtfage,
UaTtDf a lot spaa whlefc there are iaar keaiat
10 aeeoM.
Tbia December 1, 19P1
H.L.COOK
AuotDcy for the aarigBee of tbe aurtsagee
Continues to make Miraculous Cures
READ THIS LETTER i
ALMOST A MIRACLK.
., . Dii-tox, 8. C Aur. 18th, ltOt,
la f2!?2?1lI".t?H!ff",wr i rhaumatitm In a very bad form.
hL i?,i.'.h 4t" started 1 had to .v. up my work and to to
riLuoki . kinf0"'?' UJ fh,"ra' M' dwn back until my
ST' oiT1 ,M '? " baly for nearly tw.l.a mootbi.
r t?m-oiJw ITffi. r.i'"1 "d thriv.ld up I tuOurad death
au??,rt fli1 Sr ,U dllIs""' phrlcl.m In MoColl, Dillon and
1 2V.h? oul' 40 m T.nol. ""' Dr. J. P. Swlui.of Dillon.
21,?i,"l 1 n to tak It and bafora the Brtt bottla waa utad up I
TW wS fli, r"r:J 1 a aalf bottlaa and was completely eurid.
io .,ZJZ TXZ!Z?L..? "T V"1 kV exoellent .rar tinea. Aava had
mw fkL" 1 rd "Rhsumaoids" u by far tha beat
H!L S.... .."! u,Im 00 lh saarhat. I eannnt tay too much for it. I have
raoomnwnded It to eUara sum and It has eured them. - B
hmiffirtift? 1 Sf.0 to 10 bout x dayt after I began to take
to TiUa7t?t itia TJ'i? "'I.0' " ! month, after I beao
to take it, I eould walk as toad as anybody, aud waut baok to work asain.
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NOTICE OF VALUABLE LAND
FOB SALE.
Bv virtaa ol a rower of la la eoateioed In two
BortirxKea, the oneuecaf a to H U Cotton on
aa lftih day of June, U99. br W. C. Godwin
aod wife, Boo Ella Godwin, of Cambarland
eoonty, N.C , whith waa antnad to ma by tha
laid 8 H. CotUn on lha l!Mi day of Jnly, 1902
Tha otbtr waa netnud 10 R. A. Joido on the
lOia day of Oct, 101, lrC Godwin and wife,
Raa El a Godwin, wbWh waa alao wrunedto
me by tbe amid R A. Jordon on tbe 14th day of
Oot'r, 1901, both aie recorded in Ihe offlee of
tbe Rftiater of Comberlan eoonty. Tbe Brat
in Hook r. No. 5, Faff' 135 1 ha teeond m
Book L, No. 5, Page 22. I will oder at pnblie
tal, to the h'gheet bidder lor eath, at tbe eonrt
doom door m Combrland eoonty. on Monday,
Ihe 29U day of Dee'r, 1902, at 12 o'clock, M
the following dweribed nal eetata, eruiaU in
UlatK uiter lownablp, L amber land coon'y
North Carolina, boo- ded at followr
Beginning- at a stake and do Id tart. W H.
Pope t onrper which ia near a north eonret from
D. J. Oodwm't bonae and trtnea north 4, eaat
lib It. J. uoawin'a Una otne ebaina and fifty
linkt to a stake, tbe dividing corner, thence
wiib E J Godwin ' line Ktalb 7, cut 17
ehaint and 25 Unkt to a ttake and porn ton, L.
a. lhi corner, on nia aiiea, taanea wna nia
line eojth bo. eaat 6 ebaina and 82 linka lo a
ttake a- d pointers, L 11 Lee't corner thence
wit" nia Una and ptMed hie romar oottb 1, aeet
15 ebaina and CO unki to a atake and poiotara,
W. B. Marron't corn-r, thence with his Una
north 85, writ 24 ebaina ard 75 linka to a large
pine itomn. Warren's eonar in the lane, thrnoe
with Wart en '1 other line north 4, eaat f ratios
and 75 linkt in lie other comer in iba line of
K Godwin, deeeated, aaid tract now owned by
W B. Warren, tbenee with tbe Kna of MM tor
Tty tooth 14 wett. eroeeuv tha FayettaTilla
road 8 ebaina and fifty hnkt to a slake and
point rt, W T Mnith. deeeaeed. beire comer
in tbe head of a branch, thence with Omi h line
toaibZebainiaDd WUnbelo Ibeeotner, tbenot
weM wiui anutn line s ehaina to tb Una of tba
II 0 acre tet of W. H Pope, tbenee with bis
ne to ihe beginning corner, eoatainiu tavantV'
Ire (75) aeree,more or leei
Hon ot sale : 12 o'clock. December aStb
1901 Teime ol taU itrietly aaah.
Thie the 21at day of November, 1901
G W. bUTTOBT.
Aetignte of Moctamgaea
Tbe at ova tale noetnoned to take nlaee 00
weaneaaay, reoraary , 14.
maw art at uodwln. Attorneys.
SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS
Under aad er vfataa of a eecrae of tbe 8a-
pericr Coart of Com berbrnd aoastv. atada on
tbe 7tk day cf April, 1901, ia a caaeo therein
pending entitled Keill Bale, et al , betraal law
cf John Bale, u-pirte. Ida aadaraigned, aoa-
miaelooer, will, oa Monday, Jaa aery ran,
1903, at 13 o'clock M eipoea to ale at
pabhc aoetico. to tba richeet bidder, at the
Market Uoaaa in rayeUeTtlla, M. C, tbe fol
lawiag deaaribed laada, to wit:
Vint Tract: Tbe laada known as the "Home
Tract" of tea ate Mia Bale, aad aaa ooatlga
cat tne re to, at nearly to, eowprterDf Ike koaa
laada, tit Dated ea or sear Beaver Crack aad oa
beta aides of Ike Centre Plank Jtoat. aboat
era miles westward from rayetteville and
engaaitv roc lain mg acoet an acrea, aad of
waicb 283 acrea bare keea alb.! led lo KHsa
Bale, widowcf law John eie as hot dower
er thirds la aid estate, aa appears frees report
of caaaarloaert, roooidid ia Book AJ2al page
t4S rreordeof Geabertand acaaty. Tbie tract
la ke com cabjeet to Ike aid widow's dower.
Second Treat : Ainat 97t aeraa. kacwa
tbe beaver Creek factory Leade. being what
m mi of a large itbot ooagni rrom DeaTer vraac
factory Com near. Tbm tract wiU ba aabei.
Tided into eaafler tracts to taH proepeetrre
aarenaeera epoa anpneauoa to tae andentaaed.
Third Tract Aboat let aires aw Patterata
Branch aad Morgaaloa Boad, aboat Italics
weetward from Parettovilla.
PoartkTraeti Aa aadirMed ona eereatk a-
tareet ia aboat 1M eerea which i dtd to
aajoka Balsas eoe tf tbe eerea hctre of
Deneaa Baa, deeeaeed.
PUtk Tract- Aboat 11 aad a lebT acres, ea
Beaver Creek, as described a a dead from
Jamee M Gerley aad wife Mdoaa Bats, dated
Jane lU, 1833.
eSxth Tract: Aboat M acres, dtesrltsd a
grmM to Joba Bale ef Dee 28, 1858.
seventh Tract: Aboat Hand aac third aaret
at fct dead from J. R. Carter aad wit to Joba
alt, recorded la Book B, c 1, page 802, Keg'
ister of Deade oOee of Csaberlaad eaatv.
Khjbth Tract Aboat 19 acres, as to a seed
tram Meedborm Boawaad wnetoioha Bate,
dated Sept. 7lk, 1881.
Taraui One half eaab; kalaaaeea II aoatht
time m 8 per cent mime Title retained aatll
aUparcaaaa atety it paid.
This Ike ttk day ef December, 1(01
m. a. ilJiCLAUt, CeaMmaioasr.
RANa-MINALlT tT
ill6l AOAXS lUmCACO.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cert
nfefe rtu rw tat?
Vary truly.
JAMBS WILKK8.
Dreoaid on recti nt of ,
. tUltfrnore. Hd.
well informed on the
hundreds of interesting
Reviews Co.
New York (
JkUantic Coast Line Railway Companj
CONDKKBKD 8CHKDUU.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
DATXD
Nor. 30. IMS.
or- 9 a
A. at. P. V P. M.A. M.P. M
tl 41 9 10
13 45 10 03
PM
Lcctc Waldca
Ar Becky aft.
Lear Tarbm
7 S5
111
Lv Booty Ml,
Leare WUaoa
Leave Selma
Lv Payattovlllc
Atflercacc
18 4S 10 1;
1 34 10 48
IS 1134
4 40 la JO
5 10 St
P. M. A. M.
8 f 4 9 43 19 M
8 40 8 88 8 05
ArQeldabcrc
LvSebtabOTC
LTMamolia
ArWUmiactoa
8 (8.
1 81 8 00
8 37 4 88
10 18 8 00
P.
TRAIN8 GOING NORTH.
s.SSI
-3 or-
9
ktl til
Mi
P. at.
8 18
10 19
11 84
U U
A. at. P. M A.
T 00 8 80
e M J oj
9 38 It St
A. at. P. M P
8 88 18 15 18 j3 111
I 00 18 55 U 1 lot
8 84
8 31
It FS
18 45
t-at f. bt
P. M.
T kia Diviatoo Mala Line bain leaTM WIL
aUagtoa, 8.18 a. a, arriva Payettovillc 12.20
a. a. Laava laycttoville 12.12 p. a, arriva
Baaford Lit a, a. Eetnraiar haves Baaford
1.44 a a, arrivta Payettovillc e.OO p. a. Leave
Vayctaville i.08 p. a, arriTM WilaiagUn 8 CO
Beaaatttvua Braach-Hnla leaves Bennetts
villc 8.10 a a, Maztoa .W a m, Bad Kprtngi
182 a a Parkloe 10.05 a a, Hope Mills 10 26
a. a, anire t'eyettenlle 10.40 a m. aUurnine
kava Parattoville t.08 is, Hope Mills 5.20 p
a, Parkica tUp.a, Sad Bpriim 8,12 p. m.
Maitoa 141 p. m, airlva ItoaaettovUla 7.40
a- m.
Coaasaioas at FaycttoviHe witb train No. 7t,
at Maatua with the Carolina Central iUilraad.
a UM Bcrtigi wito tbe Red ccriiin aad rW
acre Bailroad, at Baaford wttt lie Beaboare
Air Lac aad Beatheta Kailway, at Soli Witt
Ue Dnreaa aad CbarloUe Jteilroed.
Tramsea the Beotland Neck Breach Boad
have Welaca kit P. M., BalUax lies P. M
antve liilltni block at 4.10 P. M., SreeoTilk
mar r. a., aunaoa mac r. a, aWUraaa
aaves ajaatoa7: A. jLOnaaVUto 8:80 A
M. Arrrrtag Halifax at lUt A. ML, Weldoe
ll-X) A. iCcaiJy Baaaay.
Traas oa Waduagtoa Branch leave Wash.
Inftoa K)0 A. M., aod 146 p. M., antve Par
Stale IM A. ML, aad ftU P. ML letanktg leave
Paraeietli A, aL, aad td P. Marrlr.
WaaalnpealOJt A. M., aad fclt P. M. JHU,
Tram lavas Tarbore, a. 0, daily esetpt ftaa
dayatiMP. Baaaar. Iti t. M., arrives
Ply twett fetter., saiivP.M. ttotan
tag J Uavss Plyaoaih dally except aaaday, VM
Traia oa Midiaad X. a Bnaek laavMOoUe.
boro daily except SaBaaT, tOO A. M., aniviaf
bemilbtele tlO A. M. ltotoratag. leava Bah
teid 7K A. Mj arrtre Uoldeboro ttt A. M.
Traas ea VaahvUle Braach leave Botky
Moaat at 8J0 A. M., trta P. M., arrive naaa.
vUle UtJS A. M., tJl P. M., Bprisf Hope 11,(8
Tmla ea Chatoa Hraaeb leaves Wanawttr
""TT?! il V 8asay, at 11 et A. M.
aad 41s P, at itotmag, ajaves Uttatoa at
7:00 A. tL. aad 14) P m" " "
Tafat le. 71 aakaa tleee scaaacttea at Wsl.
dcafcrstl peats Martk daily, aU rail via Blah
W.J.CBAia,
. B. KIsTLlI, H uHSIZAS
Ctoal Maatfar, Traas Mtaagcr,
A. M
Lvllstaaoc lo 09
Lv rayettavUlc 18 40
Leave celma 8 18
Axrlre Wlleea a 57
Lt Wllmlnrioa
LvMmraalla
LvtMdebora
P
Leave WUaoa t 57
Ar Becky Mt, 1 to
ArTarbere
Leave I baa
Lt KeekTlfT Tie
Antve Weldca 4 88
w. j. Mcdonald,
BENSON, IS. 0.
I will be glad o reoelve vonr orders for
ANYTHING IN THE UQU0H - LINE.
I do not deal In eheap steam made corn whisky, but handle onlv ths open fnrnteg
eepper distilled, old time torn. I earry In stook all of ths eslebrated bigh prloed
Btedlnnt aad low grade Rye Whiskies. A full tins of
Imported and Domestic
In different brands, beaded by the celebrated Budweiser leer, Apple and Peaeh
Brandies, Bum and Gin; In fact anything kspt In a first-class liquor bouts.
Eemembw, in lending In
same daj
This Is the nearest whisky hones to Fayetteville In North Carolina, therefore express
and freight rates are necessarily eheaper than from any other point. My prompt at
tention to orders in ths past Is a guarantee for the future OT All goods as repre
sented or money refunded.
HEADQUARTERS.
Notice!
I have Tor Sale or Exchange Tor
Lumber, Shingles
or Laths.
1 two-horse wagon with boiy,
1 two horse wagon for hauling lumber.
2 one-horse wagons with doable body,
1 jA kAvaa aarasAwa mm 1 1-Vi 1 n eat fctAila
These wagons were sent as exhibits tor tbe
ymuj 01 uyuouuurg, vt
I have also a large shipment of (
HEATERS,
double-lined not the cheap, thin things that will barn ont In one season, bat ths
kind that will last for rears These are ja t the best CHRISTM&S PKKSEST you
ean make to a friend if you value being continually blessed during the eold winter.
Price from 12 00 to $4 60, seeording to size.
WALTERWATSON'S
Hardware Store, opposite Frank Thornton's Dry Goods Store.
Carolina Machine Co.,
0i 1ET1EVILLE, N, 0.
O.. 8. BU88EX, Prop'r and Manager,
Mansraotarart of and Dcaiera In
SAW MILLS, ENGINES AND BOILERS,
and General Machinery.
amTBawt, Betting and Mill SappUes constantly on hand.
CrREPAIa WORK a BPICIALIT
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
Iron and Braa Castings of all kinda
SYDNOR & HUNDLEY
Richmond, Va,
THtllltTBtT STOCK Or PIMM
AND HatDtUIrl
FURNITURE
IN THE SOUTH.
COBBESPOrtOEIfCK
SSLHIITIB,
709-711-713 1. BROAD ST.,
Richmond, Va.
ABDERDEEN I BQCKFISH lUble
In E feet Novetnbe 26, 1900.
Dally Ixceptl
Daily Except
fionday.
No. t
STATIONS. Mall and Kx-
Pr-
Aberdeen, N. U. Ar. 4 28 r. ar.
Leavitla, " Lv. 410 "
Jnnctinn, " " 350 "
Montroat, " " S 45 -
Thnberlaod, ' " 130
Ktcford, " 3 80
Dandarrach, lit
Arabia, " ''150 '
Bock tl ah, " " 1 80 "
oaaoay.
No. g.
Mail aad Kx.
praat.
Lv. tit a. at
" 30 "
"9 40 "
"tot "
"10 28 "
"1100
"11 88
"1180
Ar 12 00 noon
EN DON BRANCH Between Aber
deen and Juniper.
Mail aad Ex
preea.
No. ta
Lv. 7 00 IT
"716 "
" 7 25 "
" 7 60 "
Ar. 8 00 "
Mail and Ex
prea.
No. 23.
Ar. 10 OoZu.
Lv. 3 60
Ar. 310 "
Lv. 8 40 "
Lv. 8 30 "
Aberdeen, N.
Laavitt.
Janction,
Britton.
IJnnipcr,
Tram No. 23 will wait al Janctioa for No
All train, anmlntv Ave H.thul. am -- k.
ander perfect control.
C. at. VLUK, Oca. Bept,
Approved t
JOHN BLUE. Pratt.
ft'LamDs
TJte "Ben
franklin"
Lamp C h 1 a
neys. They are
ths best made;
sold by as for
twenty years.
Every chim
ney has this
label.
Lampt trora
10c Up,
TIUilMOHABTSCBOCKEBT STORE
FAYETTEVILLE MARBLF
AND GRANITE WORKS,
Striotly
Flrst-CJlaAM
Work.
Call)
npters
st my ywd or write for prists.
Bwrpaetfully.
K. L. BEM8BDBO,
' Proprietor,
- v-JPJtUvills,N.tt
Wlnei and Larger Beer
your order 70a get Qoodi
u ordered.
Notice !
County Fair by the Taylor Wagon Com-
See the West In Its 190? Prosperity,
Homeieekrs' rxearsion tiekets are sold
over the Burlington Route on the first and
third Tuesdays of fash month at one far
pins 12 00 for round trip to the territory
east of the Booty Mountain!.
CHEAP ONE-WAY RATES.
One-way Settlers' rates on same dates,
to a large txtent cf western territory at a
trifle more than half rates.
THE RICH WEST.
The generous harvest of 1902 is a strong
appeal to Bomeseekers. Investors and
Renters to v sit the West and see the re
wards wh'eh have come to farmers, stook.
raiseia and fruit gioeers in the territory
traversed by the Burlington Route, the
Northern Psoitis and Great Northern Bail'
roads torn the MississipDi River through
to the forth Pacific Cotst.
TO CALIFORNIA.
Weekly California excursions in through
tourist sleepers. Select parties in charge
of special conductor join them Best
and most economical way to reach the
ooast via the al'-year and seenie routs
through Denver, Scenic Colorado and Salt
Lake City.
MAIN TRAVEL THROUGH THE
WEST.
Ton ean thoroughly rely on ths Burling
ton's passenger service to Denver, Kan
sas City, St. Joseph, Omaha. St, Panl,
Minneapolis to the whole West, North
west and Paeifio Coast region
Consult jour nearest ticket agent or
write us of your proposed trip. It shall
be a pleasure to send you a careful reply
and any ot our publications fiee on re-
3 nest.
. N MbifRILL, L. W WAKELKT,
No S N. Pryor Ht, Genl Pass'r Agent,
Atlanta, Ga Bt Louis. Mo.
NOTICE.
Having just returned from the Northern
Markets, we take this method of annonno
ing to the general pnbllo that we are now
prepared to supply ihe dtmands of the
people in the
FURNITURE
line, in all of its branches. Ws have tha
brst selected stock of high and a.edinm
grade furniture In the city. It Is a well
tnown fact that we have always led in
low prices. Quiok Bales snd Small Profits
being our moitj. Polite Salesmen. We
have lady clerk, and guarantee every lady
visiting u shall have prompt attention.
Ladi-s in the eity, pay ue a visit; Ladles
from the country, stop with us when In
town A visit to our ttore will be an eye
onener tn all. Xnniu.j .-.ji.m i-
nr.-.,, ' """7 "
io wm eare you money,
have led In Inw nri. r. is
We
sell for ceah nr nn th naf.li-. .1
u,.Miiiuaut yiau.
The down town farnlture dealer (the Ben
Taylor old stand, nut to A E. Rankin
6. B. NEWBERRY.
Carloads received daily. We also run a
, - "-b" impair
shoeing by expert, 80 cents
b 1 "on rtrpair Shop
Horse-
ir
ry us
Metal aur M Sealer.
Wboleeale and Retail la
Iron, Brass Copper,
Lead, eina, Old Rnbber Boots and shoot.
Cotton and Woolen Ran,
Tailore Cllpptngt, Bonis,
Hlda, Wool,
TaUow, Beeswax, Jfura Rope, espedally.
171 bay In ear toad Iota
or in lea 0nntltU m
- euyuiing 10 an drop
rop ae a postal
ana 1 wul call.
L. LEVIN. PropV.
toper Hay Street, foot Haymount
ravwavllla, J, rj,
rrixa
ST. LOUIS and SAN FRANCISCO 11
and Indian Territories, on the following
b.XT?s,tr t'1""lw. Dum
ber 2nd and 18th, January Oth snd 20ih,
Atlanta. Ga.
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