TUK CAUCASIAN.
ii tr , N. (' , A pril '20
o If k I . It r.
I II !. I IL l-
I'lio I'r. s'tl -nt La again tf'.vea Mr.
' fnrJ a r fVif.'i appoint Dn-nt as jidjre
f rht- 1' Jc-ial Court of the wesurn
Sorrh Carolina D strict. Twice
;.;r tli ii I'i('S:dfbt hts appointed this
ntii tor thin tace, and twice the
-i m'i'm ha failed t coLfirm. This
I robably thf first thne in the bis
ry ot tho Kovornruetit that the
t'f i id xt has tf'n t-n a recess a point
tii nf to a nan for cny place whom
t ,- S-r nt j had twice n fused to con
aLd surt-ly n; President hastv
. , i.f.ruiiiati d any man fur such an
ii ) irtaut an t 111 :h who whs so to
: i tv 'lnfi". tor it.
Tim VsIiin'4ton c irresry -tvlcnt of
Ktl-ijjlj I n ia announcing the
'i i i f th't Piesidunt. say :
'.HisiTos, Ajril U. The
i "r n t to-dy again appointed
Ii . riiil ion O. Kw.trt U jited 8:ates
.J,.i!t"r the WVntern District oi
N ,i th Carolina. This has bf come &
. i 1 1 l-brn, aithisi his third ap
p njitnn.-i.it, th fcit'iiate having fail-d
t i ( '"i.ti'iii him for reason fully set
at tho time. The Prt sident'e
it'c.it advisers have ured him
r . u 1 not to r peat thia nomina
ti .ii, oat, i litial necessities havo
j ; iiv:d iri x .rabl-4.
;
I" MhK A MUM IM.Iir At..INNT
Hit: VI .
Tho Washington Post in a recent
i- Iim. rial, iu reply to a letter from a
rio rcf pobdent asking which one of
tlo-old parties would probably de
i i ire against trusts in the nut am
ji tiii, haul in substance 'Why both
nf i ho old parties will of course de
tlirti H'iii at trus'r; they will try to
u r 1 catli other in drnonncing
truM H. Tuo una that holds its na
t.ou tl convention first will attempt
to 'Viaust tho I) iglt,i language in
liitrjiiiL? and dunouncio; them as
i vii i and promisiui; to aboU.-di them.
Tli" other one when it meets in con
vention will try tooutdjtbe former.
Tuc Pint is no doubt right in this,
md vt The Caucasian would be
willing to lay a wagr of dollars to
doughnuts that neither one of these
old parti 8 will declare that they are
in favor of retnosiog the causes that
ii n
u:h iiusis., anu mat u tney uo
tl.fv will amonnt to f.ml th nnVili
r. t
by uauuug the false causes insted cf
the real causes. In short, neither one
if t ti in will dtdare for taking the
uisti unu'nts oi coinmorce out or tne
imiij.s of rrivato monopolies and
a si to; them as public functions', as
et n . a
f irt fathers intended. Whoever
I'jntrolrf the instruments ot com
iiit'tco controls commercr: whoever
cutrol. commerce control i the gov-
latrefore, if tho govern-
i- a i i uj as
meat dots not control the inttru
ments of com lnrce, tLoso who do
ontrol tlie instruments of commence
iki '!) i, iii hi i ii n ii i uu a.vua u
y s in .ily looking around and seeing
h. to-day control the instruments
eoinmorce in thia country and he
H sen that they aro the ones who
rerunning the povernment, making
n nut Ives millionaires at the ex-
t use of the lab.Ting: and producing
HS.KO
A we ti I I im.fi Our (aim luff. f
ir Tll ('Al C 1AN.
KinsTos, N. C, Aoril 8, 189J
v.ir. r.DlTOw: I see from the pa-
era -hat the State Treasurer is about rr
... I
.... . I
V Sf l odh hunrtrpd and fen tbonsatd r
ii .i - . .i. .
Liih aud credit of tU taxpayers of
it S ate. Tais docs not look much
Ik prosperity under wbuo euprem-
l' V. 1 thmk this an outrage noon
le people, let the peoplo ask them-
ilvrs the q lestioc: 'What shall we
with the pe nit'?utiary T ' It is not
staiuirg. and wo lave to be taxed
keep it uf ; taoreis something rad-
illy wrong about it.aul tee people
iKit to know what is tho matter
ith this institution, there must be
ul play somewhere in connection
ith if. Ic is very strange that au
tle beditd man eannot feed htd
tLe himself in the penitentiary,
ynitlly when he hes a boss behind J
u wuh a bull whip in hta hand to I
ke the convicts w.rk. What shall
d with this institution is the
(at inn ura In oUrrlillr taTiil
ketpitgoinf The people are get
g very tired of being taxed on 5
t cotton for evtrythiog that might
i)
tiiB.ta ccif.aMntin T a. tr
' I
canuoi maKO ine penueniiary
sustaining, it would be best to
ipi seme otntr mamoa oi
hi, It appears that the p
Xple get the greater the t
Ration, but the people,
U in II yA 1 i Ir ra rt ap nvun i
., . .i . I 1 ,- i, 1
iuib oiutf lua.u-m ui iuuu-i
It appears that the poorer the
burden of
c n m nf
5
r '
the harden the better they like it.
hen will the people of North Caro-
Mttrtn Uir.eUinr. that will
i,..,., .i.. v.-.j a
u 1 1; ii iiiHir 1 1 ii rii a- i i iih i w iiiii i
Mic papers cursid and abused the
iT,"., .
Iv-iop. legislature for mcompe-
Ppy atd extravagance in legisla-
pn, but this hst one took the cake
appropriations and increasing of-
ers salaries, the t fficers salaries of
r town has been increased doubled
Kt.t it m H- ,u t,i
whatitwa8 under the old town
rter. Tho nn.oimn . bfln
" N.aa,wM
Janes increased, the onlv reason
I '
V could trivn ws.s that thev bad
L- ... .
ri WOIK ao. ana me icwn was
Kiwmg, but they never for a time
.1
psidtrtd that it takes twenty lbs.
cotlnn iikneailnil., T f t hi. i n.
j ..
Vase of tax .tion continnes to go
I for five years longer it will be
'and to bankrupt tbe people, it is
haid now for them to pay their
"Only the First Step
is Difficult."
The first step in Sorina
thould be to cleanse Nature's ''
house from Winter's accumu
lations. Hood's Sarsap&rilU
does this work easily. It is
Americas Greatest Spring
Medicine. It purifies the blood,
as millons of people say.
It makes the weak atronj, as nerroua
men ana women gladly teatify. It
curea all blood disease, aa thousand
of cured voluntarily write. Itiatnaio.
medicine for you, as you will gladly eay
after you have given it a fair trial. I
Bad Blood-" Although past 70 years ot
age I am thoroughly well. It was three
bottles of Jrood's Sarsapartlla that mad
aDUe"a.r 9&7ilt" '
my ankle." Mrs. Locisa Maboh, Court
Street, Ixwtll, Mass.
Running 8orea-MA
mouttis i Kve my children Hood's Sarsa- i
irum ana u cared them of running sores.
Hood's Fills cured roe of dystx?pila and
constipation." Mrs. Kat E. Thomas. 31
Governor St., Annapolis. Md.
wonsumpxive COuen-Five years
ko i naa a consumptive coujrb which re-
o?: -r,Kafd!.',!fd in thounds of papers tDroughout h
altTtSVbeeJwSlI coun.r. ' ev.dence of a new and
take Ilofxl s Sarsapa
recovered normal health.
ever sinew." Matilda Bridokwatkk Cor
Fearl arid Chestnut Sts.. JeBersonvilla. Ind-
J&sOdA SaUafmiftg
Pllltpur llTr tin. th non Irritating aa
only rmlmrtlc to tk wltiTHood't brMMriiiaZ
tax s.
Kinaton is to have a graded school
here if the people will vote to tax
themselves to do so, of coarse the
negro ain't in it now, but two years
ago he was when the State held anAPnl 21 23 Iq Salisbury friends
election to see if we would vote &
tax on ourselves for that purpose,
the Democratic papers heralded it
and honnded it all over the State
and said it would educate the 'damn
ntgffr' thev said it was Dolitical ont-
up by the Hep-Pop legislature to ed-
ucate the nepro. But now in Kin-
ston they don't think a graded school
hre will havo anything to do with
educating bm, because it was a Dm-
ocratlc legislature and a Democratic
Wfc.- I ! I
A m a . T
Dismark s Iron Nerve I
Was the result of bis snlendld health
lodnmifahle will and tremendous m- I
ergy are not round where stomach. Iiv-
r and kidneys and bowels are out of I
.i-, it .. i i
th ...., rhT brintr. n. Dr. Kini
ew u re fills, iney aevfnrp every
r-rrrp
power or tne Drain ana body, only 25o
at an drug stores.
L'olveraltr Notes.
J. L. Ludlow, hydraulic engineer,
was on the 'Hill' several days ago com
Dletinir arrangements for the addition
of a much-needed improvement here
and that is the water supply. Every-
thing is expected to be In running or-
ur by the time school opens in Sep-
lemuer.
A dancing master Is procured by
the students every spring, if possible,
for the benefit of those vho care to add
one more accomplishment to their list.
Prof. Antonio Bellezz is conducting
thciss this year. He is matter of
bis art and has spent many years in
the S'ate conducting dancing schools
at different places.
Dr. A. K Alderman,'PrePiden t ofjthe
University, lectured Sunday night,
li ia subject being an able, graphic and
eloquent description of his trip to Je
rusalem.
Chapel II ill can now boast of a bank.
The last legislature granted a charter
for a bank at Chapel Hill. The bui'd
ing will soon be erected, aud ere many
weeks it will be a much easier task to
get your check cached. Colonel Julian I
8. Carr is president: C. L. Lind- I
- t rr!ii I
"l UP c pw-
tint Tho ninlltl tnlr aill ho tilt.
"w v".
uiu. wnu due uruurKO tu iiiureias il i
OK), with the privilege to increase it
to $100,000 if so desired It takes but a
K,auto lu pec UJS ""uu' Vl vuaci
II ill's progress.
The Loyd Cotton mill to cost nearly
$100 000 and a bank started by most re
sponsible, level beaded business men
Prof. Holmes and bis wonderful im
provement in the town roads and those
leading to and from the town is annth
r great step forward for Chapel Hill
such truly interested citizens are
what give a state, a county, a towi
tbeir backbone, their strength.
May 5cb the Chapel Hill Choral Soci
ety will give its second concert for thi
year. It will prove a rare treat to s
lover of music, and it will aff ird tb
people ,the students and opportunitt
to hear reproduced by a well traioed
choir and renowned soloists, the melo
dy sad or j yful that stirred the deep
tender, majestic souls of different com
P03CD, J . M. 11.
Volcanic Eruptions
Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob
life . of 1 it. Buckieu s Arnica saiv
in aua t la.m Iflit m I H fiinnindP nrl fn Vat
Bre!. ulcers .boils .felons .corns, warts
cuis, brul-tes, burns, scaias, cnappeo
nanus, cuiioiaius. uest nns cure on
. ,th r,,!t,. llt 4. mnA mham fin.
i, 25 cents a box. Cure guaranteed.
bold by all Druggists.
I tPllA T.ntlilnvi A JIOId m W AiVAntnli AM
ponaid-red the best literarv nnodi-
Cai in Eagland, t fl-red a prize for a
list of the twelve best books of the
season, in a recent issue the resul
of the contest was given. The Let-
. .
ters of Robert Browning and Eliza-1
CT.T, t TWrtt.. nnhlUhed in
,, . ---- r -
the United States by Harper & Bros.
received a large mij jrity of votes
sewers of ointments for Catanh tat
&9 mercury will surt-iy destroy OS.
sense uf smell and completely derange
the whole sjstem when entering
,K. rhtt -.,, a.,H
.r.....M ..a-ri Av.,.nt
IBI.IVtw' W'iWMne v- ao uoca S AWCUU
r..iA r ha . n.A. ....;ki.
I tv U s u. m uvu HIICJ VBU ajisoi UIJ
I derive from them. Hall'. Oatarrh Cure.
I manufant ured hv V J. P.hanow Cln .
- "
i, taken interuallr.. actina: directly
uicuvt w e v'jn vaiun uu uici uui f amuaA
apau the blood ana Catarrh Cure be
Bure 3 "
Dlrrilal.iBfll inaiia in Toledo. Otilo.
I h F. J. Obenev A Co: Testimonials.
free. c
Hold by druggists, price 75o per bot-
tie.
Hall's family Ptlla an thw hast.
THET ICNIfcOKHE IltTLEBU AHtMl.
WEST.
Tbe Lceolr Topic K fea-d to fat.li.hth
Ke.oln-i-ne riti by tba J.Um T.
Juom Cats p.
LX'oik, April 16. 1899.
Ma. Editor : bear Sir: The old
soldiers bid a meeting; ia Lenoir
on April 4h and passed rfilutiou
endorsing Butler and bit Pension bill
and President Mr Kinley'a kind utter
ance concern-rig; the Savb. i be mo.
lutioos were the aaroe.of the J isrph E
Johnston ' imp, witb a fewchangea to
mike it suit our camp, which is the
John T. Jones Camp N'o.&52 ' We took
it to the Lenoir Topic. The editor
aaid be would publish it; ao be took
b'Jt when bl pper caaie out u wts
not in it. When askt-d bis reason for
not Publi,n,ns 't, be said be could not
Pr'nt njtbiog that bad that damned
rMC,, (Butler's) name in it. II
would not let us have it bck, but be
destrojed it.
A S"ctB-
The resolutions pasrd by the J iseph
E Johnston Camp were published in
-.
Example la Belt-r Thau Precfpt
inoe aentenrious provrhs. or old
ws, wnicn are usd asprfrflis to a'J
of (he Ho.d Sarsaparilla ndverttinir
Bl3l ompiay aavernnnK
Doin plinT and eff-crive. Th- Hood
urm is to oe cDgratuiar-a on so clev
erly adapting such wisdosn as has file
ered down through centuries. Anoth
er charming thing about this Hood
advertising is the unique type they
are using.
Bfeetlng of the Fifth Annual State Con
ventlon of ChrUtaan EhUmto for N. C.
Everything is in readiness for the
fifth annual State Convention of
Christian Eadeavor for N irth Caro
P'aa wnih con7enes in Salisbury,
are &J "or as and are anxious for
48 mtL7 Christian Eadeavorers and
those who are interesttd in this or-
ganizition and desire to know more
aooat lt a9 possible to attend the
Convention. The prog-amme will
De interesting and helpful, ana Sec
Iretary IJ ire's presence will add njach
to tne 8Qcce8s of the Convention.
Every ffrt is being made to have
this Convention known as the "Con
vntion of nrr " w K.ti
1 J ' " "' ' "
- uwt w ai BwCa
We have reason o thank Qod that
innsuan i,aaeavor stands pre enai-
l.M4LCu J ' a. r A i i
lur UWUUOB lo ons., loyal y
to One's own denomination and in
terrlnomin.tion (Sh. .t Tn th.
... .... .. .
BDiri - oi ine motto: "une is vonr
master. fivn Chrisf. and ll VA r
brethren." This society is probablv
doing more than any other one agen
cy to draw the denominations of
Christians together, and thus is an
swering the prayer of our Lird and
Savior that they all might be pure.
The spiritual dement of Christian
Endeavors, that which tends to de
velop the spiritual life of Christians
and lead the unsaved to Carist, has
never been superseded by anything
else and the blessing of Gad has rest
ed upon the orgauizition Trom the
first.
Let us thank God that the Chris
tian Endeavor has never drifted into
a mere literary and social club, but
that it stands for Christ and the
church.
Let us consider a few facts of im
portance in this connection. The
first Christian E deavor Society or
ganized in Williston Congregational
church, in Portland, Maine. Feb. '81,
by Rdv. Fransis E. Clark, then pas
tor of that church, and now Presi
dent of the United S iciety of Chris
tian Endeavor. From this small be
winning, the Society has in 18 year?,
grown from one to more than 50.000
with a total membership of mere
than 3 222 000. It is found in all
d . . . j : j : 1
Lost, if not qaite all lands whewjt1
Christianity has reached. It is a
mistaken idea to think that Christian
Eudeavor stands for one church
more than another, for it has from
the first been interdenominational.
In North Carolina we have from
f -ur to five thousand members of this
I society, and these are doing a noble
ork for Christ. In this State there
ire perhaps many who know some-
hinir of the Christian Eadeavor Sa -
Mety, and desire to know more of it.
If these come to Salisbury, for by at -
ending the Convention more infor
mation can be obtained about the
Society than in any other way.
The secular pr-ss in all parts of
he State has given us liberal space
for notices which we appreciate.
But the tailroads have given the
tsual reduction on tickets a little less
nan one and one-third, and wo ap
jreciate that also. The tickets are
a sale Apr: 19, 20 and 21st, and the
final limit is April, 25th. ,
. May this Convention be the best
n the true sense of the word, North
Carolina has ever known, and may
God's richest blessing rest upon all
ho attend.
Mamie Bays,
Ch'n. Press Deo't. North Carolina
State Union of Christian Endeavor.
No RIeht to Cglinefts.
The woman who is lovely in face,
rorm mP wi' l"a,9 aye
il alwa;
i irienus, out one woo wium o ae'rac-
Clve muai heep ner bealth. If she is
riends. but one who would be at'rc-
weak. siok'T and all run down, she
will be nervous aud irritable. If she
bas constipation or kidney trouble, ber
impure blood will cause pimple, skin
eruptions blotches and a wretebfd
complexion. Electric Bitters is tbe
bestmedidine in tbe world to regulate
stomach, liver aod kidneys aud to pu
I rify the blood. 16 gives siroog nerve,
I. - . -.nMAe
lioir. charmintf wman of a rundwa
I 'a. a -v l" PFi. a. -a .Il J
inYA.tu. uuiy ou oeut av ,n lArug
I Wires.
I Derangements of Menstrual Func-
tious pruduoe Miscarriage. Simrooi'S
Dquw v iuC rr .tie Mr xeutete KeVv
tbe aeraubremtnts
I A Tumid Liver causes Denression
'of spirits, In-ilg'stion. Constipation,
tlcadaebe. U e Or. M. A. oiuiuooa
j Liver Medici be to stimalate that or
I no. ,
CHAIRMAN SIMONS' ADDRESS
ISSUED ABOUT SE PTI1BEK 25TH,-S8
TO THE VOTERS OF THE STTE.
It Vim to It cl t Ool-a tm Ilfr.
t h I tho X'cr. Dofmra Bmv4
the Property ad CtetlJ QoaOlac
tlB la tb atst.
Below we give a few extracts of
what Chairman Simmons sent out
through the Democratic papers dur
ing the last campaign. What we do
njt copy is on the same line of what
we do copy. Read it and decide
whether he lied or not. He said:
"F ot the past twenty years or mre,
jast before every election, the Re
publican speakers, at their midnight
meetings, have been in the habit of
telling the negro if the Democrats
came into power their right to vote
tould be taken away from them. Af-
l ter the Democrats came into power
in this State, they always bad some
reason to give these credul us brings
why the Democrats bad not disfran
chised them as they had before pre
dicted. ' First, they told them if the Dem
ocrats got the State government they
would disfranchise them. The Dem
ocrats got the State government and
did not disfranchise them. Then they
told them if the Democrats elected a
President they would disfranchise
them. The Democrats elected a Presi
dent and did not disfranchise them.
Then they told them if the Democrats
got control of Congress they would
disfranchise them. The Democrats
got control of Congress and did not
disfranchise them. All along the
honest white men of the State laughed
at these lies, and marveled that the
negro did not. have sense enough to
see that he was being duped.
''Finally the negro himself began
to see through the trick. H-t had
seen the Democrats in full power in
th State for twenty-two years, and
bad learned through experience that
that party did not propose to disfran
chise him, and he, too bgan to laugh
at these liars, and fiaally refused to
be frightned by their rot any iocg-r.
S the old R-rtublican scare crow nad
to b" haultd down and put away.
"Now these same old demagogues,
aided by a few pie-eating and pie-
bunting Populists who used to laugh
at this fraud upon the neem, have
again brought out the old Republi
can scare-crow of disfranchisement ;
but, strange to say, they are now
utdng it in an attempt to try and
frighten, not the ignorant negro, but
ihe poor aad uneducated white men
f tn State. Bat these wdy schem
ers will be disappointed. They will
find that the uneducated white men
f this State are not so easily fooled.
They will find that while they may
not have any book learning, they
have the quick intelligence and hard
sense of toe white race, and they
will fiad that they are not to be fool
ed, by a bugaboo. There is not a
white man ia N rth Carolina who
will be frightened by this old Repub
lican negro bugaboo, and they will
by their votes teach these fellows
who are presuming upon tbeir igno
rance that their intelligence is not to
be thus trill -a with and insulred with
impunity They know the Democratic
party wis the party that removed
the property and educational dis
qualifications to suffrage ii North
Carolina. They know that the Dem
ocratic party has always stood for
manhood suffrage, and they know
that the Democratic party will never,
under any tircumstances under the
sun, consent to the passaere of any
law which will take frm them, how
ever poor and ignorant they may be,
tne rignt to vote, or wnicn win in
my way diminish or lessen that ereat
privilege. i.hey know thit the Dcm
ocratic party i c tmposed largely of
poor and unedu ated men, and that
it looks to this honorable class of our
i.M7inchin Inr its ennnnrt anHthot
" . r r " i .'
.it iu iuiu vi .ittvi. lucui i u at r
in their homes, theii reputation and
their virtue.
".t mast be remembered it fs the'
Republicans who are cireulaiing this
illy story about the D-mocrats.
Even the Populist wmgof that party
deuounced the storv as absurd. As
barren of truth about some things
as the Hand B ok recently issued by
Dr. Thompson and Hal Ayer. It is
frank enough to admit that thie is
no truth in the Republican clamor
1 about the Democrats disfranchising
I '"ff'i!.1?88 aD 7fwe maD'
. fweritv odd veara of nemfjcratie ml
in North Carolina proves the utt
-r - -
falsity and absurdity of the Rpub
lican rot tbi3 sut-j-ict. Nor do r
sponsible Republicans openly and
publ cly.make this charge. As reck
li-s8 as they are, they have too mu l
respect for and fear of decent publi
opinion to visit upon themselves th
scorn and contempt which an ope
avowal of such absurd and ridicu
lous change would merit. But wb 1
'hese Republican traitors are silei
rnemselvts upon this subject, the
send out secret circulars, and sen
out sneak speakers and bush whack
ers to try to frighten and deceive th-
people by clandestinely circalatint
these falsehoods eoncerniug the pur
posn of the Democratic party
"These leaders and tbeir c tque rf
know, as every intelligent man ii
the State knows, that the Democra i
plan to protect the white men of tb
East from the horrible cegro ml
under which that fair section of th
q , m w a .
oiaiu uu w s v u, era auu laug uies is
to take advantage of the reeent de
cision of the Supreme court to the
effect that one taction or county mav
have one system of county govern
ment and another secti on or eonnty j
may nave an entirely different sys
tem of coufly government, and wbil
according to the white counties, tbe
richt to elect all their local f meets,
to restore the old Democratic system
of eonaty government in tbe connties
having negro majorities thus lifting
the ruthless bed of the negro from
tff tbe nt-ck of the white men wht
live in the negro-ridden connties of
the East.
Tbe Baby Is Cutting Teeth. "
be sure and use tbat old and well tried
remedy, Mas Wine low's SouTHitto
SYBi P,'cr children teeibing. Itsooibea
tbe chud, t-oftens tne gums, allay all
pam. cares wind colic ana is the b-t
remedy or diarrMgw, TweDtj-flve
eents psr Djtus, -
His Family
Praise
Lon V. Stephens s the first native
born Governor of Mis-ouri; neighbor
log K -Mucky bas fur n'shed the red
As chief executive of the State oi
Missouri his policy is bu9iness-likf.
economical and progreive.
Gov. Stephens frankly and freeh
recommends Paine's ce erv compound
He has been greatly bf nefi'ted by it
and whenever there is sickness in hi
family Paine's celery compound is the
rera-dy that is used.
As a witness to the wonderful effl
cacy nf this reroedr, especially ii
spring, the experience nf the chief ex
ecuMve of the State told in tne follow
ing letter cannot ba slightly passed
over:
Executive Department,
State nf Missouri,
Jpfferson City, Feb. 8, 1899.
Gentlemen :
I have ii -ed Paine's celery compound
keep it in my house fur family use and
And it a splendid remedy.
Very respectfully vnnra,
LON V. STEPHENS.
Why is Paine's cl-ry compound to
day the most, successful spring remedy
in the world?
It is so wonderfully successful sim
ply because it accomplishes in every
instance exactly what is claimed for it.
SEMP OME DOLLAR
ton DTireuoi u.u.11. iuojuci wgumuwuua. ua
toe it. TO AMt SIOO.OO Ir BtVUT you er w, perfecUy aatutactory aad tba CaaSkT SAHbalS Ot HatB
- --. .
atsa skis o MAaiior, OUR SPECIAL OFFER
pay th railroad agent
16.50 - ' a . BUILT IN OUR OWN FACTORY IN CHICACO.
n "i 1 on honor trom tba bt materlaj moor can buy. bi la
AV ' v - I our Fra Bl(y ClUlCWD tbow. Ton BunlM n.d. t,.
SOO.OO X K ynrl otner KmkerJ t,t M.SO, 28.7S and S34.7S tl it
niTooVcc. N Nil li " bufgy that are .old by inx blDery dealer., at MiW to
BUGGIES' X W 11 II i00aiaarebelnrwi lelTajTertl-ed by many atS3awtoaw.ee.
AND X I Y I II tl
SURREYS.
tltUTEtf
ACME QUEEN. (OUR OWN MAKE.)
bodies are Water KaakeS and taelalrHal aad LabarlaralaUaa
!AW1
K n T f
SSS. 00 BARELY COVERS COST of material and labor. !eain m tbaamailevt proBt lmar' le,
bat wearebuildinc 'Obuasrtes a day and to adyertiae our baser factory we are wiiime toatu-taiaof
ai.ea PROFIT KAIiL. We know S7O0O daily profit on 70 busTieewai aativty aa, advert aa every bre
aad baild ap tbe 1VABOB8T BOOOT BUSINESS IH THE WORLD.
THE ACME OUEEN e build ia narrow or wide track, cloth or leather trrmmed. end eprtnr.baoYd
leather quarter top, kolkl panel back, springe n back. IteUnr mini B aad Sata, M m. tmiyu
body, ttzSt Inehea, No. 1 Sanren'a patent acre wed rtm heel. aaiaMd la IS aaaia. body black, feat dark yreea itk
very delicate mode
and saarca.
ill inrin I
Afaf AUC rni I IB with your order. B MABASTBB Ihe Bssay le Bnrh tea aaaty and
BERtf UWC Uvbmit u aatiefaclory, pay tb railroad rtnl aalaiw. att.eo 4
trellbtehatyra, otberwiae pay nottalna- and tbe agent will
and Caulorae Hoa'ea. BUY THE BEST BUCCY
UVfl A ou x a vaai
IAP FACTORT BUGOY
at to LOWIbT FKICS IvEB KJfOWIt. UIUIKU IU UI. iwhiuauit. f
WRITE FOR OUR FREE BUCCY, CARRIACS AND HARNESS CATALOCUE. v
aaSEARS, ROEOUCK & CO. (Inc.). CHICACO. ILL.
SEMD MO MOMEY
yon OUR HlbH-GHAOE SUKDrCK SfeWllHi MACHINE by treat
t. . B., eaajeet loeiaartaallea ToacaaexaaBtnettatfearaear.
eat frebjht aeyet and lf found aerSjctly aatarfacMn, exactly aa
represented, eeaal U marble, eiairi U aa hlak Sf.Se,
aad THK eaJUtkST BAktiAll 1W BVKB HKABB lV, Bay
year freirkt aceat Our Special Offer Price 5.50
and frela-htcbarsea. Tbe machine weigh l
ntlat Aataiac at SaJO.S10.OS.aiLW, BU.W and up, all of
DOUOiia na ineireiiru. wiiisvrrirr cuw aw mu
mUea. CIVE IT THREE MONTHS TRIAL fa
your own home, and we wUT return your ai&M any day
.n. miiAttiiilal. W dlSereat auka aad area r
aVSa, "bVtSlsTsO IS? Tato TKAWTftlTBOKDICX
ie tbe greatest value erer offered by any house. ,
THE BURDICK '"t V
m.a. aiweK (Ka HAOiaaeti nnnA SlaLdlakw tkdt IbbmA aan&ksrlaa AaaWfl
pollsli, tntt niclul drawer MOla, ratam 4 tmr
Ij t...e. Kl teaalla afenirlite fle-etk fsmnam artSUlM. flnJoatt
ahsea haaewt eneuidb nrbmTtJwaa f Mlmetlaism feMlai- ftaClf terMdineT
Inff ahattle, antsttmUc bobbin winter, mdnt bemfin.i-
fat wniiun UDenwr. imprvvvv svuev wiwi a -je .
foot, tmprorMi Uiatuti earner, peueni pewn wrf
pateni arm ijumiti.
GUARANTEED tWnWeat iaiiali.aelar.
mUm 4 aianal a uhlai aiada, Bvaey kaewa
uudanl la BnalihiS aad ear Frew Inatructlon
Book tellsuat how anyone can rua it aad do either
Slain or any kind of fancy work. A SO-TXAS
iTJAJLANxH is eent with seary machine.
IT COSTS YOU NOTHING XKS&Z'ZZZg.
nay yoar rmisnt imt tbe f IS. BO. w ye BrTCBi to a ai waaif at aat ilayAwU
aeeaaSMeaTl WlaVa Tet4?. SIM? -tJttSS2'
WRITE FOR FREE CATALOGUE. . SEARS. ROEBUCK A CO.. CHICACO, I!
QUICK CURE FOR
COUGHS MID COLDS,
PYNY-PECT0RAL
The Caaattlaa Reaudv far all
i THR01T tDwG AFFECTIONS.
pAjio Bottles. 25 otsv. y
DAVIS ft LAWRENCC CO., tlm Z
faoe-a Ptaav Daws' PaufKiuaa.
m m. Cav aret
n.k.Ml. - - ImmiM
f V CaC, Snitlrefae aaoexrj.
Joins Him in Sincere
of Paine's Celery
Compound.
And of what other remedy can that
b -aid?
Ev-ry form nf nervnus trouble,
wh-ther lc alued in the minrles. heart,
brain, or in the nervs them Ives, i
ured to sray tviMi hy Paine's eel
ery compound. Every kind and deree
"f iropoverithoi'tir of system is over
come by the greate'. nf all invigr
tors affr other remedies have tbvwa
no beneficial eff-ct.
It is the spring remedy vouched for
by physicians, teachers and well read,
well informed ra-n and women in ev
ery part of the country.
People are ever) where dj Ing nf ex
hausted nervous energy or dragging
out their lives in pain and discomfort,
because of sleeplcHsneai. tierv "isne
and fagged tur brains. The objective
point of Pai'ir's celery comoaund in
successfully nunog such nervus t.nu
btes is to feed the nerves, buiid up the
waited brain ptr'a. nnuri-h ih- tissues
and tnciease th- cm s'rocfire ctpsrjfy
if the bl od. II-allh and renewed life
to all the nervous tissues thu tsk-s
the place of the lethargy and the de
bility nf disease when Paine's celery
compound is employed.
X i r.ne will need to be told that
Paine'a celery compound d.s its be.
work now as spring comes on. Tbes
eat this ad oat and send to as and If yon
llva East of th Bocky Muumui'i wt wiU
and thia MICH.CRaDE Ton aunr.v ta
i - " iiiiim nu four irtirM aFuit ii.d r
u giuiiin ikKiyour ircivni oepa ai--a ir ttu una i
PRICE $55.00 Jd
Ona Dollar sent with order. .
vyR,SCMEVUS AT 959.00
wonuerful yaluo ever offered, ins Lul
la tba mott
OS TBI BEST Bt W.I THAT tAS SI RULT. We ina'ntaia
our own flva story buggy factory fr the .
mii-Dore ot bull(1ln and K-llinar a arrrra BICLV
THIS lI CAS Bft KLAtWHrSK m4 ie BAVE OCB
ccsToaiaa BAJurAmara-a ranrrr.
Every BuaraTT Wa Make la Cuarantaad
Five Year and They Will out wear Five
Ordinary Factory Rig
THE MATtllAl AMI UIOI IH III ACME CBtEl
eoat laaa eaaM tbat lo I lie ordinary factory
bofrry. we uae m St. to ca.tuoa cloth, aonia aa
(0 cent, we ow a SI .AO bead limn, aomc ae to rent
we aeAaent leather, tome um a cent, we oar at Mk
fiioitnu Tarnmnes. eme o.e reat aodtl awl
PAT ALMOST DOUBLE the price BKt nakera
pay lor . im. nB. mm aaa ain.
braaM Wr MIT TMB IMI. Our wbeeta rear ana
OUR ACME OUEEN. weaM aalat tarae ebraa aaraba.
return bupa-y at oar expeate and w will mora yor a.
:peae I
lo-Wel
now enl lalmo et-lalely by all Marbtaery Iwaler
MONEY CAN BUILp, direct from the maker
JSiSS
bU Jf
keaTfT
bTeVaV
We nave a bank.
preijejetl eepecleiiy for yoo. orukrb V
w anail free. It treeu of tbe 1
excunayin niBonlaia. am ma ete.
tbM tnrety enlid u liebla to oC icr
WDleo a
irrew'o
Vermlfug
BWI I'
cir i i
. ase:n, eate with Uroeteerl. M
woe
mm
ll
I I na Seen reuueaaraUly need Y V TX
; lt!L rta,y SI
early spHng daja encourage ret Km
well. Nervmi d erases are lea a'u'
birn and debility )i-ld tn re uUkl
n w than at any nih-r time.
It will astonish eey nt !
knows I'ainr'a relery rnmpoutid onl
by hear-eay. to try it now and ta
the htnge from a jellow, sallow rnn
pinion to a fre-h, health) clor: ti-ai
aches will wholly ras; leep will r
fresh and the mind grow clear It
means of thi great modern nrn-d
the liver that bas been eluggib a
wint.r bee tmea active, and ' iuuu a'
tack ana the ixiiannnus headsrhea im
the diseases akin to rbeumstisa wbicl
are its result, are rut short.
If it were poible to make a h"us
in lvoie cnvaa nf families Wher
Paige's celery compound i beini
ued theae early sprtog day,
'Ver helniing amiuit of evidenr
would appear showing aha impMci
cotiQ lnct that a ilc-d in thia arrea'
est of all epring remedies; and th
normoi numb-r nf fieople who ar
bing cured of some form of nervnu
tronbie4, gleepteaanea, indigeatlai
headaches, neuralgia. iesrt troublea vt
a general Tua-duwu" condition.
ft4j
SA.L1
wfaAvtySan'jCi
TO
Atlanta, Charlotte. Aujruata. Atlanta.
Wilmington New Orlean
Chattanoor NaabvUla,
AND
New York, Boeton. Richmond.
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