A G A IN 5 T S
Every man and woman in his or her daily routine work may be
attacked by Typhoid, Typhus or Scarlet Fever, Small Pox, Chicken
Pox, Measles, Diphtheria, Erysipelas, Appendicitis, Meningitis,
Diabetes, Pneumonia, Sunstroke, etc., etc., etc.
All persons between the ages of 18 and 60, male or female, can
secure this Insurance. , . .
Can you afford to be without it when it costs so little each year ?
8 2.00 a year pays
4.00 " " "
10.00 " " 44
20.00 " " "
But, perhaps you want ACCIDENT INSURANCE. If so, get
the BEST. I represent the ETNA, of Hartford, Conn;,-the largest
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
. - in the world writing ACCIDEN INSURANCE.
Perhaps while you are seeing about it you have decided that you
will t ike Life Insurance. If so, do you want a very cheap, yet
safe form of insurance, written in a North Carolina Company ?
Then you want to insure in the Carolina Benevolent Association,
Hon. SrB. Alexander, of Charlotte, N. C, President. This is
something worthy your consideration.
Do you want your lue insured 111 a good ooutnern upmpany, om
cered by5 Southerners of well known business ability, and integrity.
A regular stipulated Premium Plan ? "Then you want to insure in
the BANKERS LIFE ASSOCIATION of Atlanta, Ga., Hon. W. A.
is now endorsed by numbers of the leading business men of North
Carolina.
But you say that you will only insure in an
OLD LINE COMPANY
Then if so, I represent one among the' very best. " The PHOENIX
MUTUAL, of Hartford, Conn. Established in 1851, distributes its
dividends annually. And while the PREMIUMS are the LOWEST,
the DIVIDENDS are only equalled by three other companies doing
business in North Carolina. (Two of these have now withdrawn
from the State.)
Perhaps you want FIRE INSURANCE. I represent a first-class
North Carolina Company, a good Virginia Company, a good com
pany of New Orleans, one of the strongest Northern - Companies
and an English Company. ...... r , : '
Certainly you are interested in some of the different forms of
INSURANCE referred to above.
Then write me or call to see me at office, and oblige.
Yours to serve,
HTcnIj3iirii
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IS JUST AS CQOD FCR ADULTS. r
WARRANTED. PRICE SOcts.
Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Gentlemen: We eoki last year, 600 botUe of
GROVE'S TASTELKiS CHItL, TONIC and have
bought three gross already this year. In aU omr ex
perience of 14 years, n the drug business, have
aever sold an article thai rive such universal aaUs
taction aa your Tonic Yours truly, -
lew OhU Too ig to cnre chiiia, ;
fever t?nd makn in all
its tona?
50 YEARS
EXPERIENCE
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ML PLEASANT, N, C.
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ction Thorough,
Location Healthful,
Expenses' Moderate.
Next Session Begins
1 August 30th, 1899.
For Catalogue and other "" infor
mation address,
THE PRESIDENT. ;
Qffero the business public a reliable, per.
manent, conservative and accommodat
ing banking instutlon.
v We solicit vour patronage with the
assurance of honorable treatment and
due appreciation of your patronage.
If we can serve you any time we will
be glad to have you come and see us.
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS
TO CUSTOMERS. - - - -
Capital anl Surplus - - $70 000,
., y I. B CoiDbahb, Chashier,
tTrM. Oi)EMi.' "President,
NOTICE !
1 have moved zn j shop into G.
It. Richmond s place where I
keep on hand Pipe Fitting, Hose,
Engine and Boiler Trimmings,
Packing Cylinder Oil, etc.
'kS; E. MoWISH
M, L. Brown & BRo.
LIVERY. FEED AND 8 ALE'
STABLES,
Just in rearol St. Cloud Hotel. Occ
nibuses meet all passenger train.
Outfits of all kicde fumiehec
gomptlyand at reasonable priceF.
Hordes and mul?s rJrr5yfi on Dat5(;
or fjvv rinclerc
Ppiana CiaoaHr
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korc3ghbied
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Orphans S? -s la Southport.
The Southport Standard speaks
hb1y of the concci'i by the Ox
ford Orphan Asylum choir last
Mondav n'ht in their little city
by. the sea. The choir is com
posed of fourteen members, in
cluding eleven little- girls, . and
some girls not so little, and
three small boys under the tutor-,
ship of Miss Kate H. Fleming all
uder the management ' of Mr
Will P. Coley who" was himself
an orphan.
t The Standard says the groupe
will be coming west this week
and it hopes it will be well re
ceived. The proceeds of the
concert go toward , maintaining
tlie orphanage. jg
A Wireless Telephone System.
The latest invention that is
now creating a sensation is tele
phoning without wire. Dr. Peter
Steins, a Russian,'is working on
the system, which he 1 hppes to
bring up to the power of talking
across the Atlantic Ocean.
Mayor Woodward Must (Jo.
Atlanta's dissipated mayor has
quickly broken his promises of
reform and His prompt "resigna
tion, it is said, is all that will
save him from impeachment.
A MOTHER TELLS HOW SHE
SAVED DAUGHTERS LIFK
I am the mother of eight child
ren and have had a great deal of
experience with medicines. Last
summer , my little daughter had
the dysentery in its worst form.
We thought sh would die. I
tried everything I could think of.
I Waw by an advertisement in4 our
paper that Chamberlain s Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
was highly recommended and
sent and got a bottle at once. It
proved to be one of the very best
medicines we v ever had m the
house. "Itayed my little taught
ers hfe. I am anxious 6t every
mother to know what an excellent
medicine it is. Had known it at
first it would have saved me a
great deal of anxietv and my
little daughter much cuff Bring.
Yours truly, Mrs. Geo. F. Bur
dick; Liberty R. I. For Sale iy
M. L. Marsh & Co., Druggist.
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" Col. Argo for the Amendment.
The adoption' of the ainend
ments to the constitution seems
not much of a party question.
At the Confederate Veteran's
reunion at Selma recently Col.
T M Argo, one of the ablest
Raleigh lawyers and a Republi
can, come out in a speech
squarely and strongly -for the
amendments, says the Raleigh
correspondent to the Morning
Star.
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" for over FIty Tearm ,
Mra.' WinBloiV's kotHiUK Sjrap; htp
been nfed for over fifty jcar.b
millions of mothera for their 'cfAi Id
rfdhlJe'ltmnhh Kffeotuc!
oesB, It ooothern tne chi Jd, eoftt
tbe enma, aHays all pain, cures wind
colic, ond is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea, It will relieve the poor
little Bofferer immedlArely. fiold by
druggists irj Vvery Ymrt of the world.
Twenty-five eents tf bottle. Be sere
and ftslr for "Mrs." Wioslowa Sooth
intT Syrup," And tako no other kind
Special Rates.
.For the occasions mentioned be
low the Southern will sell tickets at
the iollowing reduced rates:
Kjn acconnt wranct Jfincampment of
I. OO F., Charlotte. N. C. Tickets on
sale August 7, 8, 9; limited August 14.
Round trio $1.05.
Account Annual Convention and
Tournament N. C. Volunteer
Association at Washington N. 0., tick
ets on sale August 7, 8, 9; limited
August 12. Round trip $10.15, via
Selma and Gold sboro v
Account Annual Meeting Societv of
Friends at High Point,' N. 0., tickets
on sale August 7 to 12; limited August
20. Round trip $3.00. 8
Aocount State Farmer's Alliance at
HillsboroN. C., ticketson sale Angus;
J to 8; limited August 17. Round trip
Aocount Grand Encampment I OOF
at Charlotte N.C ,! tickets on sale
?r2?a1' ' 9;&mited,August 14. Round
trip $1.05.
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WANTED Tt huv 100,000
pounds of old cast-iron scrap, de
livered at the foundry at once, for
which we will pay a fair pries. No
burnt iron wanted.
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BUYERS OF
C0UNTR YiRRODUCE
of all kind.
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Four-foot Wood always! Wanted. Best
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We inyite an inspection of all the goods
. . we manufacture . .
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Plaids
Sheeting,
Salt
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Bee
Work done at homes for sick and
for ladies if desired, on short no
tice. ' , . ': . . -
AU Work Guaranteed.
Reasonable prices. Every thing
neat and clean about my shop.
T, J. BROWN,
Proprietor "
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For Infants and Children 4
The Kind You Have
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SCHEDULE.
IN- EFFECT JUNE THE l:TH. im
"This condensed schedule is pub
lished as irifbrmation, and is
subject to change without notice
ta the public
Trains leave Concord N. C
'5.52 A. M. No 8, daily, for Es
mond; , connects at Greensboro for
Raleiprh and Goldsboro ; at Ooldsboic
for Norfolk; at Danville for Washington
and points North, at Salisbury for
Asheville, Knoxville and points West.
7. 19 A. M No. 33, the New York and
Florida Express, carries Pullman Skejv
ing Cars between New York and AikeD
8; ;C, New York and Tampa, Fla., as I
Norfolk to Charlotte.
8;49 A. M. No. ,37, daily, Was h
ington and Southwestern limited for
Atlanta.lBirminsrham: Mfimrhia. Mont
gomery, Mobile and New Orleans, 32i
any - points South and Soutiist
Through Pullman sleeper New York to
New Orleans and New York to Mempii
Dining car, vestibuled coach, between
Washington and Atlanta.
lO-uOM, No? 3G.daily, for Wash
ington:'.' Richmond, Raleigh and -cii
points North. Carries Pullman draw
room buffet sleeper, New' Orleans K
New York; Miania, Jacksonville to Tsz
York! Pnll mn.n trmniof aota from Sil
Francisco via New Orleans and South-
vmn AJnSG. H T J 1 mi T
titi j. uuiuu luonuays ana xnursaaye.
11:23 A. M. No. 11; daily for Atlanta
and all points Soutir. Solid train, Kicb
xnond to Atlanta.
709 P. M. No. 12, daily, for Kic2
mond, Asheville, Chattanoosra, Raleigb.
Norfolk, and all points North.
851 P. M. -No 7, daily, from Ri
aiond, Washington, . Goldsboro, Seksz
Raleigh Greensboro ; Knoxville
Asheville to Charlotte, N. C.
8: 51 P. M. No,:38, daUv, Washingtoi;
and Southwestern limited, for Wash ington
and all points North. Throng
Pallman car, Memphis to New Ycrk;
New Orleans to New York. Also carrier:
vestibuled coach aud dining car. Close
connection at Greensboro with sleepei
for Norfolk.
,9.20 P. M. No. 35. daily, for Atlanta
and New Orleans, carries Pullraau
sleeper-New York to New Orleans. Ne
Yprk to Jacksonville and Charlotte to
Atlanta. Also Pullnan to irist car
Wa8hinSrton t.n ft An ranniatA T7ia Kft-s
Orleans Wednesday and binr Jay.
9.45 P.M. No. 344 daily, the Nef
York and Florida Express, carries Vnu
man Sleeping Cars between Aiken, C
and New York. Tam rift. Tlft. and
York and Charlnt.fft .rk "R.ihTrrkTri. Car
ries sleepers Charjotte to Norfolk &
Greensboro.
Pirfit HfipfinTlfl rf rormlai- Vi vrii crh OI
local freight trains cany passengers
only to points where they stop accords
to schedule.
m Frank S. Gannon,
Third Vice-Pres. and arl Man.
. Washington, I. C
John M. Gulp, Traffic "Manager, "
A Washington, D. Ci
W. A. Turk, Gen'l. Pass. Agent,
Washington, I. C
'oowan- Dasenbery. Local Aeent
Always
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