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THEII AMD HOW.
We Dcts that all the Bepshli-
are txlkir tstj gJIhlj
aboal tbe appropriations tha Le-
Mlaisre oaza-fc to rzaa tor tz&
fir? cf the msx&e asd sstahliih-
fsl enrniatl. All tin vffl fce
dor fcj th Dajccratie Lesrs
latare. srjnred by tie eertaxsty
that ia the cext cazspaiga these
saiae papers will print in tig g-
of the people do2j, as they Sd
closed.
Siervtcn Zsterpiiie.
Why, certainly, bet th people
wi!l decline to telSere then then,
jsst as they did this year. So it
male little diSerezxa what the
TTmblica.n rzewsnznerM or their
a -
xsrA do. The North Carclica
democracy is taking do crdn
from it esetales, or asy self-eon-
itrtuted dictators,. The Legi
latere will do the right as it sees
the right acd trart the corsjerr-
tire, thinking element of oar peo
ple to saxtara rU actions. And
they will do jsst that.
The fad ard tragic death of
President Sasxcel Speucer, of the
Smthera Bailsray, in a vreefc
near Lynchburg Va., lait Thcra
day mornicg is greatly deplored
tbrotbont the country. "In the
midst of life we are in death" and
wrecks are no respecters of per
sons. The great and small are
alike exit down and that without
warning when they least expect it.
Mr. Spencer, was a great man in
his -sphere and will be greatly
mined in the circles where he
had m erred so locg with magnetic
power. In his death our South
land loses a devoted son. Begin
ning on Georgia soil fifty-nine
years ago with an humble paren
tage and ending in a fearful
collision we see a life of useful
ness ana unswemng deration to
his country.
The
ninth
short term "of the fifty
congress is now in session,
the work of which will be con
cluded March 4th next, when Con
gressman Gudger's term expires.
While Mr. Crawford will be con
ducted into the See in March,
bis sernce in the Congress will
not really begin until the follow
ing December, unless an extra
ordinary session should be called
by the president. Of course any
needed departmental work will be
executed from time to time, as he,
is determined that the interests
of erery constituent shall be care
fully looked after.
The democratic majority in the
State this year is 46,255, Corpor
ation Commissioner McNeill's
total rote being 123,272 against
77,017 for his republican oppo
neut, Judge Douglas. One can
didate on the State ticket has
53,615 majority and yet the peo
ple were told that North Carolina
was "tending" toward republi
canism. Some of the radicals
attribute the result to incompe
tent leadership and intimate that
their party will bare to shut up
shop and go out of business.
The State Canvassing board
finds that Solicitor Spainbour's
official majority in the fourteenth
district is 982. Pretty good for
an off year. Mr. Spainhour ran
45 Totes ahead of the state ticket
in Henderson county, which
attests the faith of our people in
his administration of their busi
ness. ' We congratulate. -
If unanimity of action counts
for . much Hendersonville's lake
proposition will turn out to be
"no piper dream." Let us hope
there is something besides talk
behind the movement. Prospects
of success appear - to be gro wing
brighter all the time.
Tba sddresas cf Pro. J- X. EriiS ?
is Ashcrille, S'-- . jsst as JLc
Crrwfbrd said it woclii csstirsoe I
to i-
Oar Ywaxsce Committee hxs
rk ahad
scsse Tery KSportAnt w,
which sh&zld he -performed crs-
Sinchiny withoct fear or faxor,
reward, or the bepe of iswxrdL
Tec Hrgnarz has a habit cf
does set talk for tusecm-7 !
It owns
xta own
that.
its
collar.
i f
Wocdsr if
secured - br Sherin" Rhodes
rith
wjach to settle poll tax force-f
lincuent repohlicaiia has cn
adjusted ytt. If net, paymg it
now will doa't& coixre- prtttv
hard.
A r' in the election re-
tuma from Ashe county in faror
ci Hacxtt runs tnas eenuexsan
majority orer Blackburn to some
thinjr orer X500- And yet Spe
eer sars he will contest.
All trains on the great South
em system came to a standstill at
2 p. m. Sunday and so remained
for fire minutes as a mark cf re
spect to the deceased president
Saxxuel Spencer whose fcneral
rrica began at that hour in
Washington City. This was fit
ting and appropriate. t
The first winter month has
dawned upon us tut weather con
ditions haTe changed but little.
Howerer dame nature is clothed
in her winter dress and we may
expect some chilly blasts and bit
ing air. So it will be well to get
ready for whaterer contingency
that may arise.
If Hnder?on rzizin her
tablished reputation among the
progressive counties - f this moun
tain countrr she mut devise wars
and mans ot securing better pub
ic highways- Our rads are said
to De in a deplorable cor: a it ion
and there is little likelihood of
mprored condition under the
present system. Jut as wel to
state things as they appear to be.
A new law is needed a necessity
in fact.
Fiotice.
This is to certify that we hare receiv
ed from the BIlLmore Estate, repreeeai
ed irj Dr- C- A. Schecck, tbe ra of
tl2J) coe b sad red aad twecty, wfta is-
ttructioas to hand this tans to tbe Super
visors of Mills Hirer Township on De
cember 1, 1SCT. prrTV?ed :",at 'here be
oot committee hi the zxA m. G. n.
Vauaderbilt wiutln MiIU Itirer Township
between tbe dare cf this publication acd
November 1, l7, any trespass by Cric
tbe woodlands, by Csbiag, aod by ba&t
insr, by aay citizen of taid township,
foUowed by convict loo. TbU deposit ia
made ia order to enlist the co-operation
of tbe good citizens of Mills River Town
ship for tbe protection of forest
fah and game, aod this deposit with
tbe Interest accrninz therein is to be
used by the Supervisors of Mills River
Township for soeb public ends of a char-
ltaue, enocatioaal or reiion3 nature j
uw najio P"-
per.
THE COMMER.TAI, BANK
of Henderson ville,
Per K. G- MORRIS,
Nov. 12, 1906. Ca&L ier
Taxes.
All city taxes are now due and pay
able, and 1 respectfully request tbat all
persons who are taxpayers in tbe Town
of Henderson ville will please come and
make settlement. The town is very
much in need of money to pay outstand
ing debts that are now due.
N28 3t Yours truly.
T. 3L Smith.
City Tax Collector.
When our soldiers went to Cuba and
tbe Philippines, health ras tbe mot
important consideration. Willis T.
Morgan, retired Commissary Sergeant
fj. 8L A, of Rural Route 1, Concord,
N. H., says: I was two years in Cuba
and two years in tbe Philippines, and
being subject to colds. I took Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, which
kept me in perfect health. And now,
in New Hampshire, we find it the best
medicine in the world for coughs, cold,
bronchial troubles and all lung diseases.1
Guaranteed at The Justus Pharmacy.
Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free-
Two ministers hanged in Georgia.
We care not how you suffered, nor
what failed to cure you, IIol lister's
Rocky Mountain Tea makes the puniest,
weakest specimen of man or womanhood
Justus Pharmacy.
HEAILD ON c c
B 5 MAIN
Ifr- A- Caaagcv ipeuis; c the se
exhflti til the s2ae"s t vjar ces x the
I vecec Seai Ba&aa Farr.saai there tad
been ssszs. rvqaeszs free atrcaa tsr
she eesSre exhSts So te taxre &a Trfr(
ssad ScrSirr?. lias tLe zeczZe c these
encis rnfyS lave as cypsrtszxflj tf
r2es crcdacs cf 5crih
ii ccj2
a se ceres
the rart
the sxe so
i is erf r to br-Ir cfnS casK,
11
ths i'ait. Or. h acKPesi, the work
vw br th Su Beard cf
jrdssre. ai riecsfc Secrarf
r Broer cf tb Burf as
Sir t&at per:
Mr. J. P. FfV" a pacrxer
co the trais bch rxa Lro azd rreci
ed Presiie-t Sezjseri prirale car ia
lebead cf the Scsshern EaD-
traj kst: L5$ life. Mr. RSckrraa was ia
bis be-rib vLea tie colkfcs cccsred.
He sajs the Iact was tercife, ad the
ieraiiicc barsfl r to be described. No
coe 12 Mr- Bizcaas car tras er5cciij
arfiSTfcd acd be escaped wish a few brsi-es-
Tbe trala was rsrfsg fovtj raHea
a beer wis it srsek Preddesit Spea
ctr'i tra:a. A few ciri later azd st
weed iaie beeo srxz &t fall speed, is
whhcase it is bardlj probabie that J
- ii
J'r. Kiexca cr aa y ctoer caasecer m
the car vojd haTe escaped deaih.
Mr. Blekiaaa does a beliere that
tie deah cf the hue Presdect w21 hare
c cafarcrabte e-fect cpoa this sectica
ELe btl!evs lias the derelopcaert of tfee
Great Sznb is o rapki, it resozrses so
iaaxTkiQ, tbat its fotzre is ftbsdsteij
asred, reardles of the
BaOwzj or aaj frdiTSaaL
Mr. J. C HGrrow, cf Riby, Mcrrow
& Co., sa js the car shortage is a serioos
oeaace. Acccrdia to Mr. Morrow op
eratica oa sereral cew boSdlags are
at a iiaadftill becaase cf lack of cars is
which to slip buildlrg xaaterial ordered
weeks aad is cae case, zaoaths ago.
PcsZna&ter Brcrwalow Jackoa says be
is prosd cf hi practically cew postccre.
It it certajaly a great isproTeraectOTer
tbe c!d one, aad tbe appearaaees cf it
bis been la: pro red a baadred per cent,
Mr. f. x israiweu, wno is eojoyia $
life ia Florida, recectJy cacat Co Zsb In i
oae day, dowc there. He says as be has
a hib regard ior Lis repcta.Soa for re
racity, so bell say aothlag aboat their
size.
Tbese's to use cf talk.
For be woa ia a walk,
We refer to Coogreseaian Crawford!
Bat tbe radicals say
It was hardly fair play,
For he raade the Professor feel awkward '.
The AsheriTle Gazette-News says tbat
M&rk simpsOD. who lives at Boilstcn,
and who U over years old, has
sever been 10 miles away from bis home
pUce, aad has never eyea seen Header
soaTille. Bfa wife is nearly tbat a?e
and they have been married more years
than tbe average man lives. Mr. Simp
son acd his wife should be brought to
Heodersonville ar.d givea the first ride
on the big lake, when completed.
Capt. J. W. WofTord says he's goin
lobaya naptba launch. Thinks bell
need it fooa on tbe lake.
Stiperiotendeot Morphy of tbe M01-
ganton Hospital is daogercnsJy ill in a j
Baltimcre lp"tal. Be has cancer of :
the stomach This ne will come as
shock to thos of our ritizens wbo ba
the pleasure of meeting this noted spec- j
ia!i-t here last summer.
Some on? akrd Henry Justice, rec
ently, what he would do' if b .had a
million dollars. Henry studied deeply
for a moment, and renlied that he would
sell his ox aod buy a mule!
the buntrs are busy these davr.
Competent judges say if properly pro
tected, deer would soon be plentiful in
this state- And other game also.
That 1130 reward rbr net trespassing
on the Biltmore Estate has already btcn
lost by Mills River, township. Fred
and Tom Allen were convicted of tres
pass by justice of the peace Dermid,
last Saturday. It islikely tbe offer will
be renewed,'
'
Dtfc FrMiLcckjair
never follows an Id jury dressed with
Buck! en's Arnica Salve. Its antiseptic
and heal in r properties prevent Wood
poiscnine. Chas. Oswald, merchant, of
Rensselaersville, N. C, writes: "It
cured Beth Iiarch, of thi3 place, of the
ugliest sore on 'his neck I ever saw."
Cures Cuts, wounds, Burns and Sores.
1 25c at The Justus Pharmacy. '
ft BY OFFICERS QUALIFY.
All Fi's Accessary Scsds zzd Eb-
O. Vz!drcp OeclFsss t3
Senra 2S Ccisslssr.
curort ccbl-u s
their rtspseszre coses ca MocdiTr
Clerk Srpericr cccr C 3.
Txze,
J. L. Fregssam, Traegxrgr, J. 8L KSuodri,
i sfititj. J. CL Draia. Ccrccvr Dr.
B- SzrkCccxs!
, J. AL Wajfep,
Frack Jcoez, G. V.
after tbe oaih cf oee
babied bizz, Mr. Wawdrop
taaded hii resfgrazsoa as cocssi
to Jsije Pace, ssasisar thai be cooTd oot
serra ca wnsri cf rciraze ccsxxseas
&pcxsed to succeed bla aaJ acceded
xc tie ipo4-w - Tbe new beard orsasfx
cd bjr dectrrg Mr. Jcc cfrafrrraa.
JcsTH3S cy Tecw Peace.
The Bagisrass elected ia the rars-
i ocs toxsb?ps presented theiaselTesaad
reoeiTed tbexr credentials also. FcGow
iss is tbeEai-
Blci RmGC W. V. Jostcs, W. P.
BlackweH, J. GL Jzs.
Clxajc Ceee. J. 1L. BiraweH, EL
M. Prjcr, J. N. Rass.
Csab Czezs. SL D. Osteea, Z A.
Sbxpciaa-
Fn,r im.T. R Rhodes, GLS.
aH, S. B. Kanaey.
BxxnzsscxvnxE- T. J- Shiptaaa,
W. I. IKler, J. P. Pastes, C C Yocag:
HOOPZ23 Cszzz. C S. Laoce, W.
X Bald wis, W. EL Soother.
Mills Rives- J. T. Osborce, D. W.
P. Shook.
COjfSTABLXS-
FiTe cf the eibt eoastables qcaHaed.
They re
Bute Rtdgz, J. H. Erock.
CxxaK Ckttt, R. M. Rogeru.
Hzynr2S03rvTT.T.f:. O. S. Orr.
HOOPE2S Cxexk. J. B- Laaee-
Mills Rtves- Jesse C. Sexico.
Sheri? Free.aa takes tbe jail bia
self aad win cake bis hose there in
tbe comfortable liria apartraen- He
has appointed W. B. Jastas, depaty
iheri.
Morris as his aftiiTars fce im uxii
coanected wita the oCce qaite awhile
aa3 will be awaa.be in tie anin'ra-;
cf aaalra Lerlu:r. 7u ; ; -oat
eta tea; eat is cow heizg prepared aad
will appear ic this cewspapr as soon
as copy is received.
Graded School Honor Roll.
The followiag papils are on tbe Grad
ed School Honor Roll for the month of
November.
First Geade, Attevdaxce.
Thompson, Helena Greer, IIIian Crrxse
Jsssine Brooks. Boyd McGuLre, Ora
Dermld.
Jessine Brojk, Helena Greer. LUia ,
Cloase, J. P. Rickmaa, Hngh Waldrop,
Hsrdr Thompson. Ereritte C!onse, L.1C7
Dermid, Ora Derm id.
Sbcoxd Grade, Attekdaxce.
Nora Conner, HarrieUa Di timer, Ethel
Hollicgsworth. Charlie Potts, Gladys
Reiber, ElectraTrrrfnrd, Rath Williams
Otto Brookshire, Harry Baeo, Ben
Shipman, Oswald Smith, Claude Thorn
ton, Edgar "Ward, Joseph Ward.
B3P02TMENT.
Sarab Fr;L Anaie Uy der, Jerrell
5iepp, Elsie- Ficrer, Gladys Reiber,
Electra Twyford, Nor Conner, Charlie
PKt. 0r Clour, Cecil Sero, OUo
Brcjjbire, Doug" a 5 Min-Ier.
,
Deadly I
a-e as cora non in Indi a are stnmacb
and liver disnrders with us. Forth
latter however there is a sure remedy:
Electric Bitters; the great restorative
cedieire, of -h;h S. A. Browc, of
Bemettsvi'le, S. C ssys: "Tbey re
stored my wife to perfect hath, after
years cf offHng with dTicpsIa and a
chronically tortrl liver." Electric
Bitters cure rbil Is an 1 fever, malaria,"
billiousaess, lame back, k-dney troub
les and bladder disorders. Sold on
guarantee by The Junius Pharmacy.
Price 50c
frequently results from neglect of clog
ged bowels and torpid liver, until con
stipaticn becomes f'bronic "This con
dition is unknown to those ho use Dr.
King's New Life Pills, the best and
rentlest regulators of Stomach and
Bowels. Guaranteed by The Justus
Pharmacy. Pric 25c.
Emrllh tCTLM, UN
nod knuri mt9 utA
I 1 Imter terse, bpeetaj
coarse by ua II j m i
11.
tm -TheLnd ot Um Sky."
11 j wrrH,TVw"itrj.
Beuir 2 Frail.
& bexr frfi. A eaez cf rise GcoJ
Reads AwrfSSco has besa caTd fsr
SiCmfay, Dee 22. a the cam ?jexs
&s riicii the vsbes cf tie pcus vim
be exgraaagd, gad iLssroac.it vfH be
girea Keggsegasfre W. C. Sc3cr as
So lsl vbxs. kiad cf a law th ti-faj-
c-rs ck lae croigw via. ooco ixs-i
fsaczld rasii oezS to cl.-gigs 'aid
aaocZs is msj fi'Trv
ed emTGoe wd cake is a patrt so bei
presecs at ihfm irwvfr Ecsf2cg- ?rf 1
tare WTrrftrirg to say- Ttc faas. tcasj
reads re3odasjcowjocjd roc dsfref
aay the raecacrycf laxiessser hc
the TMcrshre were cb9d toecaise
tbezrcrlTfsstolfafasSrEet. aad wfces I
1 acQovir? wbea tbej vccld
xcjecri
ra2tocR?aua:to tos.
Auerd the xsec&rs- asd rsake is aa
. I .
ksavvtai yoa desfre.
Llills Rhrcr-
As the polltleal wiads hare IZowa
oreraad all rxeiter'er.t passed, awaj
aad tbe citzxess cf tbe eosatj are ei
pecsiag acd fk?gsgg tbat tbe reysblkan
wbo ssSl bare eoctrd cf the cocatr will
faIf their iaaaj pledges cads darirx
tbe last few dajs jasx before the elec
tioa, 10 lessen tbe bcrbea cf t? atad
giTg tbe people a liTisg chanre.
This has beea a good year fbr.HUla
Hirer ia laasy respeets. Erery board
inz boose was filled to tbeir jftsxtA ca
pacity, the obJj drawback was aad is
stlLL tbe bad roads. 2ot witbst
the great howl zaade ia the caspaie
aalcst what they called the Sbipeaaa
road law, now there is txA. a zzjjz ia tbe
township bat what prefers it to
Tosds & Rector law.
the
The Rex- P. CL Battle has been re
tarced to Mills River eireait which gives
as ereax pieasare to weSeosne Lin back.
Oa Not., 23th, Mrs. Bra Hoe Robinson
age 73, was laid to rest ia the ceaieSary
at the Mills RiTer chapel. Rer. P. a
Batt coadacted the foaeral serrices.
Mrs. Robicsoa was a gaod wosaaa
lored by all wbo kaew her.
j Thattitsgivin day was cceerTed at
j Mills Hirer chapel, appropriate serrices
was ccntiacted by The rator. Tbe IJr
o,fccnu oocjuvgratiChi me& tfith ue
Methodist ia their serTSce-
Oa redadayfS Miss NeHIe Johnson
yoaaest daagaterof Mr. aad Mrs. D.
I Johnson, was married to Mr. Thomas
YtUKirM. prosper jas merchant of Tran
syiraaU ccaaty. The ccreacay wrs
performed by Rer. Mr. Tattle pastor of
Brerard charch at the home of Mr- Ed
. Pattys. Miai Nellie was last of nine
I children to stes orer the line of matri-
a;ooy. The happy coaple will exa be
domiciled in their new ri'la oa tbe
plaicd waters of tbe French Broad.
till they come-'
I At MH14 Rirpr mTv:iA nn "'-s.l isr
BeUie Sommer. Q of Hnd.
MhJlc
Lirereu
tiorse ehoe, were united in the heir
beeds of llatrimony. Rar. P. C BaZtle
pr&aoaaced them man aad wife.
Mr. Cooper of N. J, is spending his
anauzl vacation at tbe home of Sheril?
Rhodes acd is having a good trae with
birds. He is a fine shot acd has often
been here before. B T. M.
Crab Creek Ifems.
N. W. McCall an his family moved
frum this place last week to Greenville,
S. C.
iBs La "a McKall wbo has been goinj;
to school at Hecderscc ville, spent a
few davs at this place last week, visiting
her parents and friecds.
Joseph Hamilton acd his family are
making arrangements to move to South
Carolina next week.
We hare a Rural Library at the
school bcilding now. It is composed
of about eighty good books.
W. R. Kilpatrick, merchant of this
place, is aiming to sell out in a short
time, and go to Toxaway, where he
will engage in the lumber business.
Beu Baker.
Not'ce.
Having qualified as executor of the
will of W. P. Fletcher deceased, this is
to notifiy all persons having claims
against hi3 estate to present them to me
on or before December 8th, 1906, or this
notice will be plead in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to said es
tate will make immediate settlement.
Minerva Fletcher,
Executor of W. P. Fletcher, deed.
Floods the body with warm, glowing
vitality, makes the nerves strong,
quickens the circulation, restores - nat
ural rigor, makes you feel like one born
again. HollisteHs Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35 cents. At The Justus Phar
macy. . . .. -;- .
Are Von tte--Kermis
sk fed gb pr-r-rey HcurtKTfr tto-
crx -wrLi. raff Jai ims. la r-Ty ttxt tp-t
texxii xcp a2 srxScxsafi, aaf
- iZ&Z C 2 toft J?yA arif ?;t
cr33 a vfiaaiaiieaai are Zszait
fcraeytfezps. tSaalr arslirza-f
esarased ausfeci &xiat&e crm i
ecrpissags. aad rs zzmx-jzg ra
fa7irs tii 73rc Os majfea"
iwaerifafeosiiaiTS
cseriaaed. Jjc P5etse5 GsaSsa Mcis
ltF no aixacL E",
gsfML"! sisals r3cx
1 ltbssziasfTscarsaeQias
i f fea.ra:"2Eoi3ea: auinerriMs
1 cf aJ3 tbesersaS c2Me&cf jracsasg Si
The Gcuia MeSsal JJCT?rerT Zivs.
xw pradace all ta csod ei tc
csafed frss th se cf G&u&ss Su
race as all s3!aah Srer acd Zrsri
trjctfes. as ia dyspepsia, tf-rnssggs. eax
stfasxs, ara?2jaa - cf i&jei a-nf
trwis aM kfadred aSwmfi. txct ti
Goiica Seal roc sed ra 3 essajecad
iar is zreay ealaaeed ta its cnxatrr a
tkn Irr cc&er iairHfjeas saea as i-ni
rc!L BZack CSjtiLark, Eoexfrscc Vi-t-craix
race ini eisi5caSy pcre taie
re&i sfyeerfae.
Th Cocraiic Seaae Adrer,
Is seEt free a isaper ecrers ca reeer sf
S3, cos-eest fsajsr ta pay tie 3K cf iraZ
iaxoctg. Fc- 31 ssamps the e&-cecaii
"rctarsa win t ps3l Address De. SL T.
Dr. P5erres Ka.-aai PeSec csre
To The Tax Payers cf Hecderscs
Cca&ty.
Year UX tar 1S05 are cow dap, aaf
co3 be p5d. If tot paid at coee I will
i bare to force eoOectaco, as I aai era rel
ied to set naoaey to pay the Sciie tax
aad coapoas with. Boa's delay tas
chatter aay ksger. Settle at cces aai
eare tbe eaibarassaeal of bfrg ad re
used. Tears Fa!btfa3y
Not. 1&J6L CLZ.B20Q53
Tax Cclkcccr.
Chester GiEette 5s focad raHty cf
Grace Brewa's laarcer.
For chapped aad cracked haacs acchlag
is qafte so rood as aa agcIScation cf
iDeWis "Vltch Hazel Salre. Patiscn
f bf sr-izz to bed, aa old pair cf
gloves aad see what a dLfe?eace the
morning wZl br!a. Sci by F. Y.
Banter.
Presideat'f m-ggage
cheers fa Cocgress.
received VLtb
ft isaaisaiesoisea violent cathartic
to cpea the bowels. A gentle move-
jjaJ
will aaecsapai the same resalts
withcat caasag d5tress or Eerions coa
secaeas lasar. DeWis little Early
Rlrs are rscorrsreaded. Sold by F.
V. Kaassrr.
BzII b ir'sraf aied lata- Cbcgres to
rai 5h aray cf cegroes.
Is. aetreaKie a ccXd seldosa comes oa
o i wbtc: the bewe-Is ire treeJy cpea.
Sjeca k3t"s Laxatzre Cccgh Syrap tass
as al-easaat as maple sagar. Free frcai
opiates. Ccs:aras Hraey aad Tar
Conforms to the Natfoca: Pare Food
aad Drag Law. Soil by F. V- Hr.
Mother aad child shot by haulers
near Blltmore-
Op?j the bowels aad get the cold oat cf
yoar system. Kennedy's Laxative
Co3gh Syrap ripens the bowels acd at
the same time allays the itSarRniatKffi
cf the mucous membranes CeEtaics
Honey and Tar. Drives oct the coll
-rsd stops the cough. Absu'ely free
fTca any opiates. Conforms fc the
National Pare Food and Dmsr La.
Pleasant to sake. Sold by F V. Hea
ter. Town in Arixana swept away.
lies are lost.
A man with a sprained ankl will use
crutch, rest the ankle aad let it s?
welL A man or woman with an ove?
worked stomach cant ue a crutch, b
the stomach must hare rest just the
same. It can be rested too withe -t
starvation. Kcdol will do it- Koviol
performs the digestive work of the
tired stomach and corrects the diges
tive apparatus. Kodol folly conforms
to the provisions of the National Pure
Food and . Drug Law. Recommended
and sold by F. V. Hunter.
Califorr-ians are not pleased with
President's message.
E. a DeWitt & Co., of Chicago,
whose Laboratory Kodol is prepared
assure us that this remarkab'e d igestaat
acd corrective for tbe stomach con
forms fully to all provisions of ths Nat
ional Pure Food and Drug La. The
Kodol laboratory is a very large one,
but if an the sufferers from indigestion
and stomach troubles could know the
virtues of Kndol it would be impossible
for the manufacturers to keep up tn
the demand. Kcdol is soli here by F. v .
Hunter. .
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