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Mixed liurriiitH, notation Kanies.
A double wedding occurred in
Boaufort county last week in
which the groom was 61 years of
ago end tho bride 21 years. Tho
son of tho groom, 21 3'ears of
ago, married a tirst cousin tf
the bride, who was 24 years cf
age. The groom of tho tint
party by a former marriage hai
nine sons and throe daughter..
The boys' names all began wita
J, and tho girls' names began
with L, tho names of the girls
being Laura, Lena and Lizzie.
Another son, some years age,
married a sister of the present
brido, so that father and soa
havo married sisters. New Bern
Journal.
Endured Death's Agonies.
Only r. roaring firs enabled J M
Garrottson, of San AntoDio, Tex., to he
dovn when attacked, with asthma, from
whioh he bufforcdjfor yours, lie writes
hU misery was; often so great tbat it
seemed he endured the agonies of death;
but Dr. Kiug'sXew;Di8oovery for con
sumption wholly cured him. This mar
velous medicine the only knownfoure
for atthaii as well as oourmnption,
ooukIm and colds, and all throat, cliett
nud lung trouiibu. Price 50o and $L(X .
C'liarautt'iui. Triid bottlas free at
FeUer'a driig ittoro
It i.i a disputed question
whether there is a man ia th3
iijOou, but wo arc dead sura thero
is ono in The honeymoon. Ex..
' Job Couldn't Have Stood It
If ho' J hadjltehing Piles. They're ter
nbly auajyiii,"; but Fwklen'a Arnica
Salve will coin the worst fatje of Pilos
on earth. It has cured thousands. For
Injuries, fnfns or bodily ernptioua it's
the beBt salve iujt'ae worid. Price 2Bo n
box. Cure guaranteed, bold at Fetz
er's Drug fctore,
COaTiunSslOirKIl'S BALE OF LAND
Having been duly appointed Com
missioner by the Superior Court, of Ca
barrus county in the special proceeding
wherein D. C. Cosby et als, ha e peti
tioned the oourt for sule of lands for
partition, I will, at 12 o'clock noon
on Monday, the 8d day of De
cember, 1U W, at the . court house
door iuCoucord, N. C, sell to the high
est bidder be following denei-ibed real
estate situate m Cabarrus county in
township No. 4, and hounded as fol
low, viz: living on tie wtes oi
Mill creek and beginning a: a post
oak, Stirewait's coiner, ar.d runs
thence south 111 poles to a stake
in old tield, Steel's corner, thence
north 80 emt 10 polos to a small pine
thence south 6 east M poles to a water
oak, said (Steele's oorner, theno6 north
40 east 1? poles to a stake, oorner of the
60 aeros which were sold oil the above
mentioned traok, thence north with the
line of said 68 acres 172 poles to a corner
on tho old line of said survey and cor
ner of said 50 aores, thenoe north 65
west 53 poles on the old line to a stake,
formerly a black oak, ' thence south 8
west 40 poles to tho beginning, contain
ing 67,a,cres, more or less.
Terms of sale cash.
A. M. Fbeuzs, Commissioner.
Nov. 1, WO,
Btato of North Carolina,) In Hnpnrior
v Court, before
Cabarrus Cuunty. ) the Clerk.
J. E. Broom, Administrator of Henry
Oarmond, deceasnd,
vs.
Dnrant Oarmond, Mack Garmond, Wil
lian (larniond, Kobnrt Garroond,
. John Oarmond, Brantley Keid,James
Oarmond, A Ii Garmond, Maty Ki
zor. Charley Oarruond, bilas Gar
mond, the heirs of Martha Keid, and
the heirs of Wesley Garmond, sum
mons. The heirs ot Wesley Garmond, being
the children of Wesley Oarmond, de
fendants, their names being unknown,
will take notice that an action, entitled
as above, has been coiniucucmd In the
Superior Court of Cabarrus county, be
fore the clerk of said court, by J E
Broom, administrator of Henry Gar
mond, deceased, to soil for assets the
real cstute of the above-named intestate
to pay the debts of said deceased; and
the said defendants will further take
notice that they are her. by summoned
to appear in the aboye-nieutioued cause,
before tho Clerk of the Superior Court
of O.ibarrus county, at the Court Horn
in Concord, N. Cut 10 o'clock a. m.,
on Monday, the 17th day of December,
190;), aud answer or demur to tbo peti
tion tiled in said oiiiifce, or the plaintiff
will apply to the Court lor tho relief de
manded in said petition.
Th's October 31t. 1001.
Jno. M. Cook, Cloik Superior Conrt.
Armfield & Williams. Att'ys. for PHI
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CARE AND HIS WORKMEN.
AJTribul to VU Service as a Man
and HU Generous Treatment i an
Employer.
The following letter, a special
to tho Charlotte Observer, does
not cause our choice for senator
to waver but is a tribute 60
handsome, and coming as it does
from employees, deserves to be
dissominated in justice to the
subjoct as well as for the whole
some effect on the relations cf
capital and labor that it is calcu
lated to promote:
"Much isbeing said and written
about the merits of the senatorial
candidates, a short time since
a letter from some of the former
employes of Gen. J S Carr, in
which we did not have an op
portunity to join, was published.
Having been in the service of
Gen. Carr for 20 years or more,
noxt preceding his sale of the
Bull factory, we desire to speak
of his servioos as a man and bis
generous, humane and fair treat
meut as an employer. We
served as raanagors in the var
ious departments, and no better
feeling ever existed between
employes, from the least to the
greatest, and employer. Good
wagos were paid, and the treat
ment of even the humblest em
ploye was always so fair, so hu
mane, and so just that a life long
friendship for the hoad of that
mammoth establishment was im
puted in the breast of every
one who worked therein. Gen.
Carr is the true and tried friend
of tho working man under any
and all circumstances. This let
ter is written without the knowl
edge of Gen. Carr or any of his
campaign managers, but of our
motion and in defence of that
groat, find good man, who is
being injustly and cruelly as
sailed. If every working man
in North Carolina knew him as
we do, they would march to the
polls in one solid phalanx and
vote for him for United States
Senator.
W B McGary, H M Smith, W E
Turner, J G Piper, W P Rol
lins, M E McCown.
Durham, Oct. 31, 1900.
From Saturday's Daily.
Stanly Enterprise Items.
At a call meeting Wednesday
of tho Albemarle Telephone
Company they decided to put in
a telephone Exchange here and
will begin work at once.
Rev, N R Richardsen is assist
ing tho Methodist pastor in Mt.
Pleasant in revival services.
Mr. Pilmore Whitley brought
us an interesting corn stalk on
Tuesday. It is rather phenomi
nal. Tho stalk is well developed,
has six separate and distinct
shutes with six full grown oars
of corn thoreon.
On next Tuesday the voting
takes place. While we can
safoly predict a quiet election in
Stanly, we also confidently look
for a lnrge vote. This county
will give a large majority to
Bryan for president, and will go
at least 80 per cent, for Sim
mons, judging from the present
outlook.
Might Have Been Bad.
Mr. M L Blackweidor had an
accident Thursday that was re,
markable in its froodom from
much seriousness. His little
daughter was left in the hack in
the yard, which is stoep. She
gave a slight pull of the line, and
the horse got started to backing
and soon had tho hack bottom
upward ovor tho child and tho
horse itself prostrated. The
child was but little hurt and the
hack had some little damage.
ii mm
The roligion that costs noth
ing will never got you near
enough to hoaven to hear the
cok stial band play, Orange Observer.
The Hague-McCorkle Dry Goods Co.,
mporters and Wholesalers.
UKISENBUUUU, , V,
Dry Goods, Notions and Hats.
'Z4r Wo solicit trade of Merchants only, and sell nothing at
tttall.
l-IV We cordially invite all merchants to call on us when m
Greensboro or seo our Travelling Salesman before placing orders
elsewhere
J. W. WOODBURN, Salesman
Bryan Answers the Questions Well.
A Princeton, N. J., dispatch
of fhe 31st ult. gives tho follow
ing splendid hits by our orator
candidate for president: Franc' s
J Hall, president of the Univer
sity RopublicanClub, has received
a letter from William J Bryan,
dated New York, October 29th,
in which ha answers the two
questions sent nim by the Re
publican Club when headdresse l
the students at Princeton Junc
tion last Thursday.
' After expressing his apprecia
tion of the courtesy shown him
by the Republicans at that meet
ing, he answers the questions.
"First. Will you, if elected,
redeem the coin obligations of
the Government in gold or
silver?"
To this he replied, that he
would enforce the law as ho
found It; that tho Republican
party has the executive, Hous;
and Senato, and as thero is one
more session of Congress before
another Presidontis inaugurate'!
he had no way of knowing what
law regarding this matter would
be in effect by March 4th. Ho
also stated that his views on tho
money question could bo found
in his letters of acceptance.
"Second. Do you approve of
the disfranchisement of the ne
groes in North Carolina by the
Democrats of that State V"
Mr. Bryan stated that this
question was not an issue in the
campaign, and said:,
"You should hold the Presi
dent responsible for what ho liar
done in Porto Rico and not me
responsible for what has been
done in North Carolina."
He adds that there is but little,
if any, difference between the
race question law in North Car
olina and that in Porto Rioo.
Cage of Stand and Deliver.
A formation of the Agricul
tural Implement Trust is oponly
announced. After January 1,
1901, every piece of machinery
used by the farmer must be pur
chased at trust prices.
Every factory in tho country
has been captured, together with
all the rights and patents. A
number of factories are to be
shut down and prices of agri
cultural implements are to be
braced up.
Thousands of traveling men
and agents in charge of agricul
tural implement depots, have
received notice to look for other
employment, that by March 1
none of their services would be
needed.
The trust schedules of prices
are being arranged now and will
go into effect after the big
monopoly takes hold.
Nearly all the big implemont
firms of the country have agreed
to pool their issues in the trust.
It means that every piece of
machinery, plow, harrow, roller,
pick, shovel, hoe, rake, scythe,
etc., must be purchased through
tho trust at trust prices. There
will be no remedy. It will be a
case of stand and deliver. Fort
Mill Times.
Eine Corn.
The dry weather which has in
jured crops generally in the
county, has had very little effect
on the corn raised by J. A. Jar
vis on the old Judge Roed prop
erty just north or tho city limits,
which Mr. Jarvis has under his
charge. Several ears brought
to tho Citizen office were uncom
monly large, and thero were 17
wagon loads averaging the same
size. The corn was grown on
bottom land. Mr. Jarvis raised
about 125 loads altogether,
Ashevillo Citizon.
Tho rudder of a ship is a stern
nocessity. Ex.
The blind beggar on the street
always has an eye to business.
Orange Observer.
Chiver nivl B;-enl Tires !ic Thiu;r,
Twenty-five years ago ore
could not buy clover on the
Greonsboro market. This was
because it was not cultivated.
True, "clover patchos" could to
soon here and there, but tho idea
was extant that it could not ke
profit ably cultivated.
Mr. C P Vanstory tbougl t
otherwise and set'out io demon
strate it. and ho has. In these
days ono sees inoro clover tor
sale than ary other kind of hay
and farmers all over Guilford
have been cultivating it with
profit.
In another lino he also takes
tho lead. He was tho first man,
fifteen years ago, who made up
his mind that wagons with broad
tires wore tho things for tho
farmer. Horo again he disagree 1
with the rank and ti!r. lie w;'.-
told that they were too hocv ,
and .cumbersome. Lie bou;'!.i
ono perhaps the, fiist in t!i -count;,
;.nd now they cun b
seen every day, while every nov;
wagon has them.
Talking wit'.i a Record man
Mr. Vanstory snid he made only,
one mistake -ho did r.ot get the
tires wide enough adding that
tho next one ho purchased would
have tiros six iivees wide. Al!
kinds are in use, from two inches
up, but they are tool. arrow it;
Mr. Va..-'tory's judgment.
Groensboro Itecord,
Several weeks o a box of
soap v:ar. found 1 y thihorraen on
tl.o Lockwood'a ""'I.v beatl.
buriej deep in ;:.;.n.l , of tl U
stdly shore. In Is. :u. -.i'it 'i.l
this box wn '.nlt-en u -vre-k
near the Lockwoou s lro"'y inlet
sometime between 1 c GO u ud Wi
and concealed from the rig'.itf ul
owners and finally lost. The
article had lo3t its odor, but re
tained its saponaceous proper
ties, and the finders congratulate
themselves on finding a thing a
thing of value as well as the
no vel ty , So u th per 1 8 tan d ar d.
Admiral Schley, who is at Rio
Janeiro, declined an iuvitation
to attend the Bryan meeting in
New York on the ground thut he
is out of politics ,,iid proposes to
dovoie idi his thii'j to the busi
ness he is employed in. Seafa.r
uien, as a general 'tiling, don't
see much fun in politics. There
was Admiral Dewey, for in
stance. He had hardly got in
before he got (left) out. Morn
ing Star.
The dog owners of tho town of
Rochelle, N. Y., would give 75
cents to run up with the fellow
who sneaked around with a bag
of poisoned food and got away
with $10,000 worth of dogs in
that burg. Ho passod tho com
mon cur with contempt and gave
attention only to ;M''y,'o:,,rr tie :o.rs
of high degreo. Morn C!.:r.
Mrs. Rymtex When Tom "sk
H me to l-.:vo Wo pvom'sod
I'.ie thttl i!iy ie i wi,, . would
always '.,o !: w w '.; ii him.
Mrs. K.-uer - And of course
thill w; ; 'It he pvom'-f. amount
ed to tern emn'y words.
Mrs. Ny iiiics- No,-1 won't say
that. Tom lw;.ys respects my
lightest washes. It is i:.'iirittci
of iinporlauco whore lie is bound
to haye his own way. Ex.
rxceilthi' 'u!ilUl!Ue Te'Ct.
TheExecutiveCoiriinittee of the
North Carolina .Synod met
at Enocliville today (Friday) to
gether With the fXo id ive eorn
mitto of Womans' Home and
Foreign Missionary so,;iety of
I ho synod. Tile object of the
meeting is a consolation of the
W. II. and F. M. Cckie'y with the
synod for fixing upon some
local obioct o:i vvi-i ii to centre
tbo efforts of tho hi-- dy.
i'OROVEK FJF'dV YFARS
Mrs. Wiuslow's Booilery ' nip .Jic
lioen usort for ovor fiitvyim by mil
lions ol moUicru for lilu'ir cldldn'n
whne teething wilhtMrfrt;t hihwih. It
soothes tho child, noftHis tho uuins.
allnys all pain, enren wind folio, and ir
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will
relieve tho poor little snftiTor iruTiiodi
atoly. Bold hy driiRzihtu in every part
of the world. Twenty-ljve centM a bot
tle. Be sure and auk for 4'AIr. Win
Blows HootliinR Byrnp," and , take no
other kind,,
Every woman has got a story
of some woman who died of a
broken heart throe weeks after
her jm.shnr.d was laid i.vay for
ever. Ex.
When a man is down his ene-
miesstop kicking him and his,ror mie hv ttn dealers in uivuued
frionds begin. Ex.
Craven Will Vota for Simmons.
It had gone out in the State
that Craven county, the native
homo of Mr. Simmons, wou'd
not vote largely for him for Sen
ator, whereupon a call was made
for a mass meeting of Simmons
men on the night of November
1st. Tho correspondent to the
Charlotte Obsorvor says :
"Twelve hundred people ro
spouded to the call. The couit
house was crowded to its utmof t
capacity to hold the enthusiastic
admirers of Simmons. The meet
ing was called to order by R. A.
Nunn, and in his remarks he
said :
'Notwithstanding the misrepre
sentation made through the State
by the Newborn Journal, 99 per
cent, of the white people of Cra
ven county will recognize party
service and merit and ability,
and for Senator will support th i
greatest living North Carolinian,
the Hon. F. M. Simmons, au.l
ti e display made horo tonig.it
bears me out in tho assertion.'
The meeting then passed a
lengthy preamble setting forth
their reasons for tho following :
"Resolved, That we as Demo
crats of the city of Newborn, in
meeting assembled, assured in
fact that we are the representa
tives of 95 per cent, of the seuti
menl of Craven county, do pub
lish to North Carolina the fealty,
iovo and gratitude we bear F,
M. Simmons, and do assuro him
that evidence of that admiration
shall be produced at the polls ci;
November Oih. And we call up
on our Democratic brethren ii.
North Carolina to aid his former
homo in rebuking his muliguers
and in phcing iiiui in that seai
of honor w hich ho has emptied
through his magnificent man
hood, pnd be it further
"Kos.dvod. Tin t this re,olu
tier be tan.-rnute. to. rch eti.t
papers as V-,q ei.-mmiueo shad
liuu expedient.
- Daily of 2nd.
Mr. tt. Crawford (Jootimau.
Our sketch of Mr. O Crawford
Goodman was necessarily im
perfect for lack of opportunity
to get the facts.
Ho was Hearing his 70th birthday-
He had no children by his
second marriage. Ho had eight
living children by his first mar
riage, Mrs. Na'.hitniel Blacf
v,dd. r b.dng the ou'y daughter.
Of tho seven sons, one. is in
the Philippines, throe are in the
state of Texas, one in Rowan
county and two in Cabarrus,
Mr. Goodman was wedded
first to Miss Earnhardt and noxt
to Mrs. Wingate.
He was the last surviving
brother of Mr. F Stafford Good
man and was four years the
younger.
The remains were buried on
t'riday tho 2nd by the grave of
id's hr,-,t wife at the Catholic
ehurch.
We do not know Mr. Good
man's religious views but as a
moral character and as a good,
(jiiiet, kind and honorable citizen,
he was a!) that is ordinarily
lound in man. His death is a
decided loss to tho community.
Ouiiiil in the Paper Fold.
Tho Monroe correspondent to
the Charlotte Observer says:
"An approaching marriage of
much interest was announced to
day. The parties arc Mr. B
Ciegg Ashcrr.ft, tho talented
young editor of tho Monroe Eu
quirer, and Miss Mary Blair,
daughter of the late Dr. I H
Blair. The date for t! e mar
riage i;i Thursday, Novembor
15th."
Wo congratulate Bio. Ash
craft on having gotten a
satisfactory answer to a trem
bling enquiry.
Questions Answered.
Yes. Angnst Flower still has the larg
est sale of any medicine ia tho civilized
world. Vonr mothers and RraudmotherB
never thought of using anythin? else
'or indigestion or billiousness. Doctors
were scaroe, and they seldom heard of
Appendicitis, noryona prostration or
heart failure, etc. They used August
Flower to clean ont the system and
stop fermentation of nudniested food,
resrn'atd tho action t f the liver, atimn
lali. the nervous a-id oruuio action of
tern, "i a I! 'it i.i all ttey UuU
ami ".'it i.i an ttey UuU
lit-r uu'l and !...l wit'i l-t.d-
i liid ether mlwn, oo only need a i
lew duf-os of Orten'a August Flower, in
liijnid form to muko yon satilied there is
illiitiiv onrinna tliii mutfji m i4 K mn
countries
E IX'I.MNGS.
Ex-Mayor Strong, of New
York, the last to hold the office
before the incorporation of
Greater New York, died on tie
2nd.
Hon. KB Glenn has challenged
Spencer Blackburn for a joii t
discussion.
A deaf mute negro named J W
Uairstou, from South Carolin;
was killed at Lexington this
(Saturday) morning, says a spe
cial to the Charlotte Observer.
He was beating his way and was
standing on the track as No. 33
wa approaching. His head was
burst open.
A Patterson, N. J., dispath of
the 2nd eays : "The grand jury
today found indictments against
Walter C McAllister, George J
Kerr, Lew Campbell and William
A Death for the murder of Jennie
Bosschioier, whose body they
thr?w away at the Wagauaw
bridge two weeks ago. The
grand jury followed tho instruc
tions of Judge Dixon given yes
terday and indicted the quartottj
both for murder and rape. It ii
the province of the petit jury to
determine the degree ot murder.
The grand jury decided today
to bring these indictments into
the conrt tomorrow afternoon,
They will be received by Judge
Barkelow in the Court of Quar
ter Sessions, but as the Court of
Oyer and Terminer has cog
uizanco of such cases tho met
will not bo arraigned untd Judge
Dixon can come here. That will
probi.be be nex. week.
A llcrriljio lieu'li.
Mr. Ed Uedrick, a son of Mr.
John Uedrick, mot with a horri
ble death at Holmos Bros.' saw
mill in Silver Hill township, Da
vidson county, Tuesday morn
ing about 10 o'clock.
The Dispatch says: Mr. Hed
rick was "bearing off" lumber
when, by some means, he stum
bled and fell, face downward, on
tho rapidly moving saw- In an
instant the saw had caught him
in its clutches, threw him in the
air and he then fell back on the
teeth. Both arms and one leg
were cut off, his face sawed into
shreds and mutilated beyond
recognition, and his body cut in
numerous places.
One of his arms was thrown
as far as 50 yards away by the
saw and the other at least 25
yards.
Mr. Hodrick was about 21
years of age. He was married
only last April. Salisbury Sun.
lVrsistenry Winn.
Persistency is characteristic of
a'l men who have accomplished
anything great. They may lack
in some other particular, may
have many weaknesses and ec
centricities, but the quality of
persistence is never absent in a
successful mail. No matter what
opposition he meeis or what dis
couragements overtake him, he
is always persistent. Drudgery
cannot disgust him, labor cannot
weary him. Ho will persist, no
matter what comes or what goes,
it is a part of his nature. He
could almost as easily stop
breathing. It is not so much
brilliancy or intellect or fertility
of resource as persistency of
purpose, that gives success'.
Persistency always inspires con
diieuce. Everybody believes in
lie man who persists. He may
meet mi.-fortunes, sorrows and
rovoi'se.-. but everybody believes
that he will ultimately triumph,
because they know there is no
keeping" him down. "Does he
keep it is he persistent ?" This
is the question which the world
asks about a man. Even a man
with small ability will often suc
ceed if he has the quality of per
sistence, where a genius without
it would fail. Selected.
Editor Sees Wonders.
Editor W V Barry, of Lexington,
Ti nn . in tinoloriuir Mammoth Cave.
' -
aoiuruciwi a aeyoro ease oi puiw. ui
quick cuie throiifch niung liuoklcn a Ar
nica Salye oonyinced him it is another
world's wonder. Cures pilos, injuries,
inilammatiou and all bodily eruptions.
.OaJy 30c. at J'etzer's diug store.
Iliincoinlje .Senatorial Outluok.
The regular Ashevillo corres
pondent under date of Nov 1,
to the Charlotte Obseiver hi s
this to say: "The tji; rr forces
have weakened considerably
lately and present indicatiors
point to a majority of f00 fcr
Simmons in Buncombe. Anions
the Simmons men are tlio State
Senator, J II Gudger, Jr., Rep
resentatives Craig and Curtis, a i
the county ofiieiuls, two of the
three commissioners-elect, the
mayor and tho majority of the
board of aldermen, the presider t
of Central Labor Uuion. It is
not denied that the charge thf.t
Mr. Simmons was a Catholic
was promulgatod by ono of the
three "friends of Julian S Carr,"
who represent the Carr forces
here. Mr. R P Walker, who is
connected with tiio America -l
Tobacco Com pan) , ii rogardel
as the head of taw Carr mo.t
hero. In this county, the honu
of Mr. C N Vance, and whore h i
is best known, his prochunalio
passes unnoticed."
What One Woman Thinks.
vv nen you ten a secret it is no
longer a secret.
A woman's heart is like noth
ing so much as a Moored; iv,.
A good man is quite as nodi-:
a work of God as a good wo
man.
Thero are lots of men wdio
think they understand women:
the women know bettor.
An optimist is the man who
feels rich when his next-door
neighbor falls heir to a fortune
Ono of the strongest omens of
good luck is for a servant while
out with a baby coach to soo a
dog fight.
Women make a great mistake
when they behave in a steel car
as if it was their own priv-a'e
conveyance
Beware of thrco women, jays
a well-known writer tha one
who does not love children, the
one who does not lovo 'lowers
and the woman who openly de
clares she docs not like other
women. Philadelphia Times.
X Village IllackHiuith Saved His Little
Sou's LUc.
Mr. H H Black, the well known vil
lage blacksmith at Urahaiusvillo, Sulli
van Co., N. Y., says: "Our little son,
five years old, has always been subject
to oroup, and so bad haye the attacks
been that we have feared many times
that he would die. Wo have had the
dootor and ueod many medioiuos, but
Chamberlain's Cough Komedy is now
our solo reliance. It seems to dissolve
the tough mucus and by giving frenuout
doses when the cronpy symptoms ap
pear we havo found that the dreaded
oroup is oared before it gets settled."
1 here is no danger in giving this rem
edy for it contains no opium or other
iujnriona drnj and may bo given us
confidently to a bubo ui t j au aJnlt.
For salo at .Marsh's drug store.
Probably Anau:us luiew b tier
than not to tell the truth to due
phira. Ex.
Robbed the liravc
A startling incident is narrated by
John Oliver, of Fhila.lelphia, as fol
lows: "I was in au awful condition. My
skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken,
tongue coated, pain ooutinnidly in back
and sides, no appetite, growing woakor
day by day. Three physicians had
given me up. Then I was advi. ed t.o
uho Electric Bitters. To my great joy
the iitbt bottle made a decided im
provement. Ieontiuued t'n'ir use ter
ihreo wooka, and am uow a well man.
I know they robbed the grave of an
other victim," No one should fail to try
them. Only SOo. , guaranteed, at Fotz-
er's Drug Store.
The divorce is tho Slate's star
witness that marriage is not a
failure. Ex.
You must let some people
think that they are sharper than
you if you would retain their
good opinion. Ex.
Nasal
CATAii
in hu in km muit -tn
Eij8 Cream Ba3m
CkKUiflcs, eooHic! nnd fjcii
th dtiniaMd mcmhruMB.
Ilenn.'3ca.i!Th (intl L-'nm
iwn ? cwt Ik tiv :i;i.i
JUJ.-tii-
liaojii isalrii ic i:moal o-u. Ba jcsi; r, ;..
9v U munbnui bid ia vnwxlwl KilafUiu-
momateacdaeuraroUowiw It te ,4 f rt
m rondaoe mimunt. I him, en ooxtu u
H ot bf mall; Trial Siac 10 jrait. y id Jl.
a.T SKOTUmi. W WntKfi tftrutfh KM Yvtit.
ml tmm
Hv"- fo7
The Fishermin.
River looks invitin'
Lookia cro.st the town;
Feel the fish a bitin'
See the cork go down!
What',: the use o plodiin'
Tiidn' o' the sod
liuti.-'r be tear notdin'
Wi ii i hVnbi' rod
Comee, tl'f .edin'lazy
''.','l.L'a iho spring day smile;
i'u! dier roup a daisy
Ti-au dough a mule a mile.
Life we've got to give her
Uoom to rest a bit;
Fishin' in the river
An' urowun, side of it!
-"--Allan! a Constitution.
Sts Frightful Failures.
Six terrible failures of six different
doctors nonrly sent Wm. H Mnllen, of
Locldand, O., to an early grave; All
-iia he had a fatal lung trouble and
that he muHt soon die. Bnt he was
urged to try Dr. King's Now Discovery
tor Consumption. After taking five
hottb.s hu wns entm-ly onrod. It is
pes; ti vol;' tiiaiiiuteed to cure all dls-i.-;t-oi
ui ill) oat, client and lnugs, Includ
iv'S 'jwshs, ccM. lucrippe, pneumonia,
t relied ii i, astrosa, hay fever, oronp,
viu pi.",; coo'j. SOo and 81. Trial
Utt.:i Si ee at Futzex'g drug store.
Failed to Chont the Electric Chair.
Charles F Jones attempted to
comtr it suicide in New York
pi i-,0,, on November 1st but did
e .ii su 'i e:,i. iio hiirl confessed
that he killed I is employer, Wil
liam ri.-rsb Ivor, a millionaire,
oy porsouin
session of
various .
with a ,
is not l:
While : ,
1 was ;..
neither he. i
butl'iUe. '
M .r . ' .
II " .
el'.
lit r
Ho -
le. ,
, getting pos-
i ('- book forged
m. ... l is throat
dfe but Is' i wound
ri'y fatal.
I d Tiiere Is Hope.
v, i h catarrh; oonld
...j and oonld Hear
; en It ilni cured it.
. "..ia.-;', - J.
' ..io :.'e iy Bt)d the
..rn the
.' -;. ( I roiief.
.' . d -. Kiiiecaaa.
.r 1 i . : ) or oanae
. .: -i at TO ots.,
. i ia is, M Warren
or uiu:;. 1 1 1 y
St., New 1 .
A M)u,:n alwr.ys has greater
confideuce in tho honesty of hu
man ua i uro when she accidentally
leaves hir back door unlocked at
night and finds oat tho silver is
perfectly safe the next morning.
-Ex.
V,7AN"TEI), Active man of good ohar.
act r t-i deliver auJ celled in North
Carolina for eld e-.aolisbed manufac
turing whrd nulo bouse. 59'JO a year,
euro pi'". ''onoty more than expori
tuce lYiudnd. Our referoaoo, any
bank in nay city. Enclose solf-ad-dieHHCcf
stamped envelope Mannfao
tnrora Tljiel Floor, SiM Dearborn Bt.,
Chicago.
WAN nil', Active man of good ohar
acter to iluiiVer and colleot iu North
Carolina for old oslabliabod manufacturer-;
wholeaulo houae. tOO a year,
suropny. Honesty more than experi
t ate roinirej. Omreleronoe, any bask
in any city. Enclose fiolf-addressed
stamped envelope. Manufacturers,' 8rd
Floor, 334 Dearborn dt., Chicago.
At church the women consider
the texture more than they do
Ue text. Ex.
It takes a lot of corks for some
fellows to have a corking good
tune. Ex.
One little deed, if kindly done,
can vin a friend a lasting one.
--f;r.ui!M Cdwervor.
J..OV.
UK; rrir
a as d:cntod by a man;
.'0 bv a woman. Ex.
No woman who understands
uinun nature understands hor
elf.Ex.
v 6
f ' St
i
1 w
'! in re it;v.; . wo'jid not he
t'vinif toJay but for your
A-oraM r.-iTifdytDr. Mies'
Heart Cute I hid heart dis
r&sc four ye,t.-s fcnd doc ton
fiikJ to help tr-t. When I be-g-sn
taking ti ls remedy I wii
onfit lor iny'dTtr. but for six
months I bvc klC perfectly
. G,1.d r,,rt.. M.n-
x f"f ry
T v ''I'
ll T". li frH
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Or. M'tl (.Vnp-irj, EUI't,