North Carolina Newspapers

CONCOR D r 1 JrlJtL T.i r. n. SherrilT, Editor and Owner. Yol'ume XXL " PUBISHED TWICE WEICK. CONCORD, N. C, DECEMBER 11J1903. Sl OO .1 Year, m Advance. Number 28. W onry tr) Anirr)2il Story For Little FolKs almost Unnerved Me Heart Pains. Short of Breath, paint and Languid. Fair Play nyi JOMF.V LRTTKH. D Atlanta Journal. I have just returned home from a short trip, with symptoms of grip, and a general cold in the head. With me, like moat of other people, a bad cold always settles in the weakest point. Little Hill had pot the craze for using I come back and find cotton is leap- a slung shot. He had played hooky ing ftnd bounding. I told you so. Cot- from scliool one day to cut tne crotcn. tnn ... a tnr 19, nU a.... Va - - J ' - J - -1 i. :n : 4 u . V... 1 at 4 library, opened the table drawer and WUMa",,ie' "ilu I"""-- "J extracted a rubber band to furnish the March of 15 cents. I am still holding r M iies'Heart Cure 8ind shooting force. He had cut the palm my crop, though I am sympathizing Vt rvine Cured Me. v. n Dr. h five years since I was cured of r 1 1 y your Heart Cure and Nerv m ju.-,t as souuil as a dollar in ; iv. Fur several years I had with my heart. Breathing "short and difficult at tiraes, 5 ains about the heart, sometimrf - I with tiuiteiintj would make :;t :mi.1 languid. The least excite--nt.tl worry would almost unnerve i that the trouble was growing v-.e tune, and after trying many , criUed by physicians without ... 1 was induced to give your a t::.il. 1 was relieved trie second ,:irr taking three or fpur bottles all wrre removed xfid have never s of reluming." RKV. Geo. W. ( luucoteague, y a. e many symntoms of heart disease, .'riy resemble those of more com . .(-lordf rs as to frequently mis--mini physician. Orten in cases i!.ie the stomach, kidneys, liver or ienffcted. Again the symptoms e of weakened nerves, as tired ! ;-ssness, timidity, the patient is : -Me and apt to worry without -1 have the least suspicion that m weak study your symptoms and i.eotHr. Miles' Heart Cure, the i:t and blood tonic, without a day's -est sell and guarantee first bot e's' Remedies. Send for free book and Heart Diseases. Address ,;s Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind. otit of his sister's kid glove to make the "stone holder." and now he had left the schoolhouse behind him once more and was off in the green meadow after some frogs to shoot. "Jug-n-rum. Jug-a-ruml" croaked the frog along the bank. "Knee-deep, knee deep!" piped the "peepers." Bill lay upon the bank and waited. CLKVKH KTCDKKT HID IPKtCII HEADI. THE NIEKlDSXri JIKAACK. tk iir.ru in nMiT. t. n ti 1 1 . nu woNtr nil Baltimore Pun. An undergraduate student at Johns Hopkins University made a decided hit at a banquet not long ago in the presence of a email though very select body of distinguished railroad men The young man in question had been invited to the dinner by virtue of bis .. . , . . more than; a general renew ofthepnn. Hopkins boy, of the president of a large ,. ' ,. V jT, a dpa evenSe connected with the govern- ranroau in tne miaaie west. lucre t.. j - Although Awtemu Ward i deaJ. : 1 f a- i : the Suth Ull has lU hun ril. aid . addi -t-d ani I Mr. C N Yaiio of 't rth Can.'ma. l -rl iiin.f.i! l. a i r t t ffr-t ni.ud at, ! !.k u i. m tfiao Charlotte 0errr Pr-idet Itooavelt's annual me sage a document of some 17.0UU worda, which wai transmitted to Conzm yea terdty, aoi which appears in fuUin to- j the Colonial. Tb.rrr i. one hut in day's Obser, is, like nearly ail of j Vork county. South t'an.lina. that i Mr. Rooaeyelfs dicumenU, well wnt- I' mem .:i tie i. piirf u-kL .v,.t i. Sn.oror littl 1 Willard U IUik. a man of many - I ijtu mm p . , mv - - i 1 D4 uttrli f tb t lb d(u.a r(.tu4 rr DR. PROFESSIONAL JARDS. H. C. HERRING. Dentist, i, tii Kronnd floor of the Kltaker Building. CONCORD, N. C. Dr. W. C. HOUSTON rjggg Dentist, CONCORD.'N. C. i-: ; "I to do hII kinds of dental work in t . : -t lpiiroved manner. i ' iwr .Johnson's Dni Store, i .. . t-'iMionell Office 'Phone 42. with the bears, yet, I won't help them by rushing my eight bales on to the market. Since I have looked oyer the cotton fields over many southern states the first of October, I have been con vinced that there would not be a 10,000, 000 bale crop tbia year, and I am still of the opinion that the first of March will see the price of cotton going up to 15 cents. I see they were talking about 25 cent cotton yesterday in New Orleans, but that means the factories will boycott the whole business at that price. I am willing to take 15 cent for my whole crop. Mybe I would cll at 14 3-4. In any event, cotton is "why don't toc shoot?" king in tne financial world today. "Hope they's a big bummer here," Christmas will soon be here again wished to himself. "I've , got a d ftnd week(, and dinkv round stone here to soak him J' J witll. months fly by us. The last fifteen Presently a green head and two big days of December are the hardesU days eyes appeared ubove the reen scum of the year to get through. They bring on the brook. Bill turned to get hia fa Qew ar wUh receipt8 in ' y. . hand from creditors, or Dressing de- shot; tlien t turneu. i)t ,. i,tn 0ii,tn,ot waprod' These manda from creditors to come im- Dili Y I 1 l Olfll I. lilV l J v - ... eyes nearly popped out of his head, mediately and settle. Taxes, insurance He dropped the stone and tried to fire and life the grocer, the hard scream, but couldn't There s the merch&ntey the dry goodi hou8e8, frog, as -large as a cow, lookmg severe- . , . . . r:i, ...:.v. 1. 1.. i,.oa0nt!c the butcher, the doctor. Ibe trutn i v fit, i 'in i t -i It said: "Why don't you soak htm?" Bill's tongue seemed tied. "Better shoot before he jumps," con tinued the frog, with a horrible grin. "His legs will make a fine supper." Bill tried to stammer out something abouf'Beg p-p-pardon; I didn't c-c-come out f-for you." Vn- von enme for the little fellows were not very many gentlemen present, it being only an informal affair, and the toaalmaater decided lo call on every body at the table for a speech. The older men were the first called, of course and when they h 1 all laid something the to&staiaster turned to the son of the railroad president and smilina- v reouested him to make a f-y j i sjeech. The young man begged to be excused, saying that he had brought his friend along to enable him to escspe from such an emergency, adding that his friend was an excellent poet prandial speaker and had prepared a deiightful speech, hoping that an op portunity would be given him to deliver it. ten. else remains, for the mesage is hardly lore ipal ment for ihe past year. As regards pensions and currency legislation the President "'merely reiterates his well- known viwa as often expressed,, to-wit: That no other class deserve so well oi the counter as the soldiers, and that it would be jiowise at thi time to recon struct ourfientire monetary sytnn. The forestry -preservation of the govern ment is ewdorsejl and longre urgeu to continue it. Ihe ITcjident, in im matter, refers especially to the N est, and maktSS no mention of the proved Appalachian forest reserve. Ab to the boll weev3 scourge the President sug gests thatiCongress make prompt en actment ci whatever remedial legisla tion its judgment may approve Tak- L. T. HARTSELL, Attorney-at-Law, CONCORD, NORTH CAROLINA . ,h oHn t,o nil bo)n. i. ' ' in Morris buliaftiK, opinnslte tn court of the business is, the ' wnole thing comes at you for a head-end collision the latter part of the year. Happy is the man who can get out of December into January with creditors satisfied, and the future bright. I don't pro pose to pay all I owe between now and January 1st, but my creditors know 1 I i il . a i. JiU.Avv as run I who couldn't hit back," said the trog. am holding couon, auu mcj m.. "Why don't von take some onp of your ; to wa,( VVhat would i do but for own size? why don't you snoot ai now? I'm all ready." my cotton crop? They would be on to Kttr" me UKe a uucb. uuiu a i inn ii ii t u villi v ti u i-tt t i t.i Tni ttin,. n ntip nspd to thlncs. Among a e;reat many other things to M U 1J111. tt 1 in-i"- I " "That's just it." answered the frog. if o ln'!inf we're little things. Do Dis. Lilly & Walker - ,v.f,.innl crvloe to the cltl- i'onconi and surrounding country i , . promptly attended day or nlRht. v i MOVTOOMEBT. I. IiKBOBOWKLl MONTGOMERY & CROWELL, Attorneys and Counselors-at-Lai, COSOOBD, N. O. - , .inner, will practice law In C-oarrus, .n.lrnHolnini? counties, in the Hupe , ,: supreme Courts o I the State and In . I Courts OtHco In court house. , nesirin to lend money can leave it Place it In Concord National bank . ...:n i ,1 t nn iaitil real e- - 'MM We Will l3iiu it " - untvfreeof charKe to t He dep)s tor a. ,ke thornuK'i examination of title to .!.!.. !T.-rel Hwurity for loans. n-aies foreclosed without expense to v. 1 1 rs nf same. vou think, my brave boy, that if you were always mm- - W you would shoot me? I guess not. Why don't you take a fellow of your size"' Hut just give me that shooter. I guops you'll have no use for it fur ther." , With a great gulp he swallowed the shooter, crotch and all. and dived into the brook kerchunk! At least this Is the tale Hill told the teacher next day. -St. Louis Post-Dispatch. be thankful for, I am thankful that I am a farmer, and can point with pride ing it all jn all. the message is tne usual recital put in perhaps the most readable lhape possible, which is not, however, jmeant as a guarantee that it will pay jCibusy man to read it, j. . Ntjr Dally lor llbury. Special totharlotte Observer. Salisbury, Dec. 7. Important news- The guests began to look sympathe tically at the young fellow, but he arose from the table perfectly calm and self-possessed and said: "Gentleman my position just now reminds me of the fly in the following story: A fly got on the ear of a bull. The bull started off suddenly for a reason altogether unknown to the fly paper developments are taking place in and tore down the road at an awful rate, Salisbury A Wasfcirgton special in leavine behind a suffocating trail of yesterday's Observer announced that dust. He was snorting and roaring in Mr. II. l. Varner, otate commissioner a most ferocious manner, when the fly of labor ind printing and editor of that whisoered into the bull's ear: 'Bay, conspiciously successful newspaper, The we're raising a lot of dust and noise, Lexington Dispatch, had purchased -: ' The Tritth-Tndex (semi-weekly), anc aiu l wc: " T 1 . "In the midst of all this wit and would bgio, on January 1, the pubh elououence," added the young man, "I cation of:a newspaper to be known as cations ajid versatile talents He rur. a hotel and livery stable, and i a m lary public, tnit hi !ng oit, ! Ieak, i the tying of uuptial kn- He culls himself a profe-iwiocal nup tia'nt. He gets out a lot of choice hi erature advocating the advantage that will accrue to all coupW who employ him ta celebrate the nus of matrinK'vny "Here is a quotation from one ( f cards 'It is nothing unuual to m a dozen pTwiniget married at 'Squire Bailes' any Sunday. TbMeUer the day lli better the d'til l ake pleas ure in haung B.iile jn-rform your gold nd nlver weddings. Ijvc never diet-. Don't tr-juble and worrv lor license. South Carolina has no license nor any troublesome questions U answer. Vh get married at home? You hardly t ver get married but once, and (Aen your wn folks like you U-lter if you go away to have the knot tied.' Finally, as a clincher to persuasion, he drops into poetry I am situated most conveniently joct acroea the State line, Kleven miles south of Charlotte J one wet of the Ville of Tine, Call and see me, I am not hard to find, My ceremony 19 easy, hut binding and treatment kind. The il.it Urate rariif lrf miU ti. !.r i. rrn.atn h'ii''t Ur ariil. I lt.- i ui-c man 1 1 ti the kri ''I'ti habit li'ir mani ifh x u-ru at Klri ti in ulsati ami cb.ar '.rr mi. A m-,il rrtidrf eri I' the i't if t!.l u feel very much like that fly.' AH Ao'ro1 Story Por Uittle Folks The Wise Caterpillar .rv H. Adams I. Icrome. Frank Armfield. 'Tola D. Maness. 1 mn Jeroms, Armfield . Mmess Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, coNcoun, n. c l.-..,.fl... ir, Hll tl.P Sl;lt.- Klld IT. S. COUrtR. I'M.ni'.l atfentli.il tlven t e..ileetlons and a n.-t-tl law pra.-tl -e. -Persons Interested In ",. -i'ti lenient of etatets, ailmlnlsirators, . . . liter s, nr.d u.'ir.lUns are especially 1,1 . . i f. (Mil n tin in Continued and paln- ,. r ' ii'teiitmu will he len. at a reanon- I r-i.-e. u, h1 I leiral huslness mice in Ilinl iiiiU'. over Ilry-Ueat.fi-Mliler Dayiault isros ap-u .mri tr. pp vou back!" exclaimed Mr Caterpillar when he met Mr. Hug on the street! "Have a good time?" "Fine, fine!" replied Mr. Bug, smll- llYou see. Mr. Bug had Just returned from his vacation, which he spent at ppi.MUJ D. 1'- Fire Accident, Liability, . . a NSURANCE. OU EKPEH1EHCL i Large niimbcr of Very Best Companies presented at our Agency i West Depot Street. ! 'done Xo. XS4. L C, RICHMOND & CO. HARD SOFT KMlTH 4 'oTEAM SALE .BY r i i J- - .. -j ru shed in the barn lot, and meet my creditors with a courage almost equal to their fortitude. Woe unto the man "that is in debt, and hasn't got his cot ton to show his creditors. I am glad to know that dirt is broken for the new depot. 1 knew all the time that it was coming. Atlanta will have a union station by and by, an orna ment to the town, and a blessing to the traveling public. Of course, Atlanta had to talk and write about it, for and against. I keep telling you Atlanta is a talking and writing city. Atlanta can't cut a water melon without an oration, nor feel chilly in a street car without writing column aiiercomuiu m their sufferings and tortures. If ever Atlanta does get in real distress, I don't know how they are going to convince the public there is much the ma.ter with them. A fellow that whoops and yells and howls over a wart on his nose, nr a corn on his toe, won't get many i i , jton to his wails when real peopic "o"-" - " suffering comes to him. I leave tomorrow night for a two weeks' trip into Pennsylvania, Illinois, Wisconsin and Kansas. I hope debtor and creditor will have an easy pull to January 1st, and that we shall all have a time rejoicing the coming Christmas. Yours truly, Sam P. Jones. Illllnboro and Damascus. Somewhere, at sometime, somebody wrote that 'Hillsboro and Damascus are two places that never change." On this sort of epigram a good deal of fun one kind or another has been in dulged in now and then. The Monroe that dear old town where time and its mutations are nothing? No cleverer people in the world, and they are satis fied. There is practically the same number of population, so a gentleman tells us, that there was a century ago. If they gain not, neither do they lose. The same old town clock that called together the Provisional Convention of 1775 still does duty. The bell has a iio in it as hicr as a neck measure, to their rn r;n- j r. p r 1 lie itatvtJitit; uilifl i iMrlri form of amhiti' n, I'.e fii.t tUngrr m of h:initi 'rtfrn. ri Kvcry young man K !. grimm Strength !wuU V. ti.L at Ml gattiti'iiiK f r. 'in 1. 1- ' ti -iut it mi atwl hi own pride i d k."ivt : un r aaoti f-t (topping If vou want nii'iiim u. .if' n.oii li..u.d want it as a result of your own iffort. not as the fsict "f any atx i.l nt j If you nanl t.. Iw pnui'roii yu 'i..if,d have tbt ambition to I- profp r u;i In-catMe yl ImVe Wofkisl liard li"t liU"i' m-iiie "r bo.-M-. .nhel and spurn-d and overdriven, h.tn liapx iiel to win when you t on it The gambling ltiftirct ik a rl! -an vici hi It i self itidulget.t and ConteniJ.t lb!e, It reprexen'H thedenipl to jet Buriu tbn.g f"r te tbing. & A MTll ICri-t S'. w. mid iiie to i" nd cof.y of Tin. Timi.- to every The Salisbury Globe. The new pape will be issued weekly, in eight-page six column Iprm. The 'Iruth-lnUex print ing planidoes not pass to Mr. Varner being reained by the proprietor, Mr W. H. (Stewart. By contract between Mr. Stewart and Mr. Varner, the former will prirft the paper at his present es tabliBhnleht on West Inciss street, terest ihat a stock company is being formed jjb publish a new daily paper and do iai general printing and publish ing business. The company take over the existing large business of the Royal Peeler Brinting Company. Sometime ago The Observer editor ially cititd several instances of primi tive fuffrstition as an evidence of the fact thai the heathen are at our doors. Furthea evidence ib supplied by a re cent actual occurrence in this city A .Tlodrat Ural M nl n g Senator Arthur Pue (iorman, of Marvland, a little while before the ad- journmut of the t'oited States Senate last March, heard Senator Nelson W. Aldrich, of Rhode Ielarid, scolding a page for carelessness in delivering cards. "I will have you dismissed," said Senator Aldrich to the boy; "this card was given to you to deliver more than two hours ago and I have leen here iu my seat all the time. What is your a atiiplo former t ' harms resident who i tio living m an other county nr State, Willi the hop- of inducing them to tnil. nl c. W aik our friend- lo hatid or send us in the names of any ones (hey can think of and we will gladly send them a copy . We will send Tiik Tiiili and the. scmi-wei-kly Charlotte uunerver l"'tb one year lor only n . .. lour pap'ia wtH'k for only thia small aunt. You cannot drive a tei jH iiny precept with tai'khammer practice. name 9" to be sure, but 'tis gooa yet. xue local editor takes off two weeks in the young felored woman wa? very ill, and vear one in summer and one at Christ- it wa8 Ibelieved that she had been be mas, and give his patrons only 60 issues witchea; Relatives and fnenas naa a a year. They'll be as well off a hun- conjuiw to come from Winston and dred years hence as if they were receiv- paid hiin $12 to take off the "goopher intr fifty-two, savs he. The county je yrOing woman's recovery whicn has never bad but one Kegister oi was nfr long delayed, was hanea as a Deeds, for the simple reason that the compliete demonstration of his super man who was elected when this office natural powers. was created, in 18G8, still holds it The town is yet using the cobble stones which Cornwallis laid in the streets. "Gently, gently, Aldrich," Senator Gorman interrupted, laying his hand on the angrj, Rhodejelauder's shoulder the same mistake myself. Iet it pass this time. ' 'You often made the same mis- ... . ,-. . a I 1 l take ' echoed senator luricu. "Often," Senator German rej.lied. "Don't you know that I firpt entered the Senate as a page nearly fifty years ago? I have never forgotten those days. You h ve no idea what a liHrd time a ro tre h rs with a half dozen senators , calling him at the same time and all of them in a hurry. He is louud to make mistakes. If I had been dismi-seu lor a little delay in delivering a card, I should not, probably, 1 in the Senate today." The t'olleaea Filled Willi Iol of To tig tin. IniEN Ab Ilurtflar are Foiled. Special to Cnarlotte Observer. fj'tj'i Tax Sewing .Tlacliloea. Washington, Dec. 7. The Supreme Court bf the United SUtes today de cided jthat sewing machines may be sold a$d shipped into North Carolina of the Head From Severe V " lillal. I L fasm "GLAD TO SE YOU BACK. i, onshore, and he was strolling -lonir with bis valise In hand when be v r ' Mr. 'Caterpillar. " . . x ,i1 a oar Of course he had a great ueai j about the many siguts ne sa unu many things he did. and ne enters. Mr. Caterpillar for ruiiy seven in this manner. Well " said Mr. Caterpillar, you cei talnly did have a good time, judging from what you say. I would have liked to have been along with you. But did you hear the news?" nniipc! Mr. Bug. "There's a man at your house to col- Mr. Bun. "I haven't KJli, lilj . v.i. - int'" "And another to collect the grocers i.m " .ir.,i Mr Hue. "I haven't a 1 "And another to collect the doctors bill." "Whew!" cried Mr. Bug. 4 bout to Burnt Billons AltacK. I had a severe bilious attack and felt like mv head was about to burst when I got hold of a free sample of Chamber lain'R Stomach and Liver Tabets. I tnr.t a dose of them after supper and the next day felt like a new man and have been feeling happy ever mu, Mr J. W. Smith of Juliff, Texas ""J" , . For biliousness, stomacn rrouuies a. r,,iarif,ation these Tables have no equal Price 25 cents. For sale by M. L.. Aiarsn. p,v. Grove. Dec. 7. ihis morn- wuno requmug .... ; oto n-riofik burelars (four in num- tax of 3.50 required on the manufac ber) made a futile effort to enter the Cure ad sale of those machines in the China Grove Hardware Company's State.;: The opinion was rendered in . L - XT (1L f. nainvr km .t this nlace. Mr. Mike W ine- the cjyse oi me unuia ,t 1 j - T -v V-. T Qi mo oViPr. .jt .-hn sleeos on the second noor, roaa vmpnuy yo. oUU -, . noise as though some one iff of Verson county, x. v.. K.Hno- into the safe. Mr. arose in connection with the purchase et u.,.rt rlown. and found of a machine by Mrs. u. u. eaiiemciu, Wiueeon u"'"1" . , , , , ,u( p ws in the store but that of Roxboro, in that state, one oruereu luai v,"- . . , a u parties were on the outside battering it from Chicago, ana it was seni cu .i.a Mr Winecoff shot into on dejlvery." There was an effort on the crowd and be believes that one of -the prt ot tpe autocrines - oa.orin,lv wounded. One of license, on the ground that, as the IftXl IT 1 r 1 i the party soon after the nret snoi was "1 haven't ran d his nartners ureu " J back to his rescue, carried mm oeninu djoining building, and made their an a escape B Then"l guess they'll send you to declared Mr. (jaterpuiai. consolation one .Ur;t j VMtlil AU Uit tAILO i ' ..uh S)fU 1m.iG.sk1. J '.time ''"Id nv firnirii. ftal UN 5 Jail, ti-ni hnve . . .i.o ,r.i wpre nwav had a good time wm.c j- -spending your money Goodby. "Hold on!" cried Mr. Bug. Don t mu-t." said Mr. CaterpU Ur "I've got to take the money I saved by staying at borne this year and pay my doctor and grocer and land-lord."--Atlanta Constitution. At the next Methodist General Con- ference an enori win w " t ent plans do not miscarry, to have tne omcnrled SO E9 tO remOe 1718Cipii"c the ban on card playing and dancing Ttw.nri;ata are said to have vv esieru luciuuuiv." originated this movement. It is claim ed however, that many Methodists in New England of all sections -favor allowing members to play cards, dance and go to the theater, and that a prom inent Methodist clergyman of BoBton, . . i rlirpctors of the is one oi me cicin.i Actors' Alliance Charlotte Ubserver. Be Quick. Not a minute should be lost when a child shows symptoms of croup. Cham berlain's Cough Remedy given a as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the cronpy cough appears, will prevent the attack. . It never fails and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by M. L. Marsk. The Charlotte Observer says: "There is scarcely a case in the country's his tory in which a public man, without having sought to withdraw himBelf from the nublic gaze, haa lost prominence and popularity as rapidly M ex-Senator David B. Hill of Nework, has. He is undoubtedly a nne pi"" cian and while the country at large once regarded him as no more than mf.w nnliticisun. his one term in United States Senate convinced it quite to the contrary, for in point of ability he measured up creditably with tne best there." a the money was paid in North Carolina, the sale wis really made there. The State courfcaccepted this view of the case, but they ere reversed by today's opinion, whicfii held that the decision waa an in terference with interstate commerce, and bat the sewing machine could not be taited as long as it remained in the original package. ! Driven to Desperation. Liting at an out of the way place, re mote from civilization, a family is often driven to desperation in case of accident, cTtncr in Burns. Cats, Wounds, VvISVh Ulcers, ftc. Lay in a supply of Bnck len" Arnica Salve. It's the bett on earVa. 25c at all Drug Stores. Licking a boy to make him go to Sunday school is a firat-clasa way of leading him to the devil. Ralelgb Times Having served ae trustee- of a college in this State for a numler of years, and having lived in a college town for the .: ... J oast twentv veare. we are coninceu v that there is no class of eople in all this country who need taking down a "button hole" more than does a large per cent of the young men registered as students in North Carolina colleges. In these colleges you will find an ele ment that is dangerously near anarchy and outlawry. They do not hesitate to hold up the authority of the college, when it runs counter to their wishes, destroy and mutilate its projerty, and visit all sorts of humiliating indignitif s upon a young man whose only crime is that he is spending hjs first year at col lege. These are not hasty conclusions, but are facts upon numerous examples and are intended the guilty, and no body elce. To be convinced that these unwarranted practices of students are on the increase, you oniy have to read the papers, which tell about them in a sections of our country. tion Powders are fed to horses and mules, marked improvement will be seen after the first few doses. There is no doubt about it. The Powders, acting directly on the digestive organs, first thoroughly cleanses the stomach and bowels, correcting all disorders, and then Cc,od healthy appetite comes nat urally and surely. It is the most i ...wl -I im f 1 1 1 1' r o!l poweriul tour- ioi "I'l"-""- the market to-day, and when once used horsemen will have no other. Ashcraft's Powders produce that silky sheen of coat and hair so admired by horse fanciers. The Powders fatten but never bloat. Always txgh grade and put up in doses never in bulk. P,y the use of three or four doses a week your horse or mule will not be subject to colic or any dis ease of the stomach and bowels. 1 hl an I"" '' " ln .1 T ,' rt U- thai waa rau-l n U.r ,.. r lo 1,,mi ni. a- . - .,,f A.h s;o,n.::;iw,,,.f:,,::;;.:. andfe.lhln, ne rai y ' -ei-" . t.,a V rt T-W ilor' inu iu- - - I I " 1 II 1 1 .1 - - - fifty !' iK.vin'i- in iif-n f.? h.' .n ,,..! w.,re.dT lm,r-.vM l.jr XU - i i .. . .....l l mol B 1 1 r ,f th.- H.rter an.l ne ... - "...,, C.nllte.n p.. ler. a dlr torn.- ari'l p" ' k for Ashcraii s v.onouio.i 25e. Sold by Murine the - I Wr.'iw tri. y ar-- l i'" r c ( hlKKs. l.lvry Packa2e As Powders. Fil IF1II r That Trobblng Headaene. wnirl nuicklv leave yoa, if you used Dr King's New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pure blood and build up KMit.i, Onlv 25 cents, money Willi-. - - lak if aot stu-sd When you want a pleasant purgative try 'Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Talflets. They are easy to take and pro duce no nausea, griping or other dis- . -r- i.v-rT agreeable effect, f or saie oy . Maysh. ii friend is a man with whom you Sold Vy all dmfgist. I amping twiw. William "printer Dead. Washington, Dec. 4 Former Re presentative, William M. Springer, of Illinois former Democratic le der, con spiciou .n the House of Iprerenta tives, representing forty-fourth to fifty second Congresses, inclusive, and, once chairman of the ways and means om- mittee of the House, died at his resi dence in this city today, aged f4 years. Hia death was due to pneumonia con tracted in Chicago on Thanksgiving Day. He attended dinner there and was suddenly taken with a chill. He left Chicago the following day, and arrived here last Saturday afternoon. Hi family physician was immediately sum moned, but Mr. Springer grew steadily worse. His condition became critical yesterday and a radical change for the worse occurred last night. He sank rapidly and passed away at 3:25 this lorniaf . F I)o vou exiKVt to buy a Steel Range, Cook Stove, or inv niece of of D n WW uramiro between now and Xmas?' If so it is very imjortant for you to see me lclore vou do so. No matter 'what others may say or offer you do not close un til vou see tne. My stock is complete and price are low. . , ST50 No. 7 Cook Stover, witn all fixtures for $9 0. until Xmas Come and pet prices. 'I'hone 103. Ctias. H. Stall, Low-Price Man. i