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V-r.. f,f l!i.iii'-tin, dyspepsia and
"..j..,.-:.. .:! t' nd-d by sour risings,
r".',!i.-!i. f j 1 1 1 t r ;ith, coated tongue,
; "n:i'' JwHng In stom
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Topmvf iir.fni, itinnaMy. and beyond any doubt.
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e funii!ciig i.aticiits tlirough druggists, small
Tna! li.us cf lr. jhoop's Catarrh dir..
-u tins ;n:sf I am so certain, that Lr. Shoop'i
uurrli i nr,. will bring actual substantial help.
tii'.r.if C'Ttllilllv .i i-nnvituiiliff na a TlhTc1fl
"( any ar:i, I,. real, genuine merit. But that
n 1" tin:-: i true mwit. else the test will
"'-ni:i. rath, r ll.i.ti ..li.nm it Tr Khnnn'l
Ji.rhn;r i a .now whitf, healing antiseptic
.!i.M t up in U autiful nickel capped glass jars
: .-w. i mii !: MHiiliing agents as Oil Eucalyptus,
'ra.... v, nihil!, etc.. are incorporated into s
'rty. t-r. am Uk- lvtrolatiim, imported by Dr.
p irf iu i;Ur..i.... u Catarrh of the nose nd
j..rat to tn stomach, then by all
.M.H int. rnallv. l)r. Shnno's RestomtfT.
1 '!:-tr.-. a lack of general strength.
Jji-;'-- ' '!.. i s. biliousness, bad taste, etc.
a.i lor It. shoop's llcstorative.
:.' inuiiit rated catarrh only of the noseund
"t Dothiiig ( !. . however, need be used but
Dr. Shoop's
Catarrh Cure
THOMAS BROS.
A"Bilious
Attack."
Symptoms. Sour stomach,
nasty taste in mouth, sick
headache, sallow complcx--on,
the world your enemy.
Cause. Constipation, inact
ive liver, overflow of bile
into the system.
"Sl!cf. Treatment for two
r--,M3 before retiring with
a'.s TON 10 PELLETS
; : . lilxt , don't worry.sleep
... i Naf.'.rc'lldothe rest.
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" 3ale at all Drug Stores.
A. G. Daniel,
Wholesale and Retail
dealer in . .
Shingles. Laths. Lum
ber. Brick. Sash. Doors
and Blinds. Full stock at
't Prices. Opposite South-
.m it
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j v " nielli uy .
Hedersorv.N. C.
The Great State Fair.
Many Special Attraction and Ex
hibiti to be Seen this Year
Erery Day a Big Day-Proam
for the Week.
News and Observer.
The Great State
Fair of 1907,
which will make Raleigh the "Mecca
for nil the people of the State the
week bejrinninj; the fourteenth of Oc-
Fairs in the number uf'Mx-fo) event :
which will briii!" th :
livery day tljis year is to be n groat
day at the Fair and in no-ial f,-
tures, amon thew bein-r the follow-
iunr ;
October 15 Address bv (Jovern.ir
Glenn.
October 13 Address by First As
sistant Post master General Frank H.
Hitchcock to Postmasters Conven
tion. October 10th Address hv
Jordan, president Southern Cotton
Association, to cotton probers.
uctouer lb Address bv.lWmno.
ter General George von L. Meyer to
I'ostmasters Convention,
October lGth La vinr of corner
stone of Masonic Temple.
uciouer llitn Keunion of Ciu
federate Veterans.
October 17th Address bv Willium
Jeniiinrs Br an.
October 18th Educational Da v.
ddresses by Prominent Educators.
October 18th Grand Marshal'
Ball at Capitol Club.
In addition to these soecial events
at the State Fair, races, dances, the
atrical attractions of great moment,
and a general run of delightful affairs
wiuuii win himkh mis me trrentest,
week of any State Fair ever held. It
is expected that other special events
win oe audeu and low rut of fare
ou the railroad ives everybody a
chance to come to Raleiy;h State Fair
Week, October 14th to 19th thisi
year.
An especially large attendance of
Masons is guaranteed for October
sixteenth when the corner stone of
the Masonic Temple will be laid.
There will be bijjj delegations from
all the towns in t he State.
Salisbury is to be well represented
and Salisbury Masons are planning
to get to Kaleigli on the sixteenth of
October ou the occasion of the corner
stone laying of the Masonic Temple
in great numbers.
Don't ffet out of patience with the baby
when it ia peevish and restless, and don't
wear yourself out worrying night and day
about it Just give it a little CAsCASWEET.
CASCASWEET ia a corrective for the stom
achs of babies and children. Contains no
harmful drugs. Sold at Parker's Two Drug
Stores. ,
After the Expositin.
Charlotte Chronicle.
Early last June the Chronicle said
that the end of the Jamestown Ex
position was to be different from that
of any exposition held in this coun
try, inasmuch as the grounds and
buildiugs, barring the warpath
and other show buildings, would be
oernetuated. It is an ooen secret
that it is the intention of the Govern
ment to take over the exposition
grounds and convert the property
into a great military and naval es
tablishment. The fact that the
great pier so slow of completion,
being built as a permanency, gives
color to this rumor, lhe uovern
ment could make no better invest
ment. The sate buildings are there
ready to be converted into officers
quarters and there is ground for the
building of a war college, naval
school, training schools, and
in fact,., for the consolidation
of the naval and military basis
f the government. It is a prob
ability that the naval academy will
be moved there from Annapolis, and
nothimr could be better for the inter
ests of the United States navy than
to move its academy from its anti
auated location. Another thing that
favors the project is the government
military andnavi oaseso escaousueu
would have the advantage ot the nn
est harbor in the world, facing Hamp
ton Roads, whose waters can float
the battleshins of all countries. The
aftermath of the Jamestown Exposi
tion oromises to be great. The Ex
nosition will die. as others have
done, but from it will spring an in
stitution that will be famed the world
over
Got It All Yet.
Washington Post.
a annfriorn editor cxDresses the
opinion that Hermit Roosevelt in
herited his modesty from his mother,
Onitfi lik-elv. since the lather seems
to have all bis yet.
Cures Rheumatism and .Catarrh.
Medicine Frte.
Send no mny aimply write and try Bo
tanic Blood Balm at our expense. Botanic
Blood Balm (B. Ii. B.) kill or destroy the
poison in the Wood which rauaes the Awful
aches in back and shoulder blades, ahiftbag
T-oSn. difflenitr in moTinfl. fingers, toes or
legs, bone pains, awollen mueciea and jointa
of rheumatira, or the foul Dreath, bawtang,
sDittincr. dropping in throat, and hearing,
snecka flyiwr bafore the eyee, all played out
feelins: of catarrh. Botanic Blood Balm haa
enrsd hundred of cases ot 39 or 40 yeara'
.t.Anr fter-doctors, hot sprint's and
O VWa O -
natent medicines had all failed. Moat
these cured patients had takan Blood Balm
aa a last resort. It is especially adviaed for
chronic, deep-seated case. Impossible for
anv one to suffer the agonies or symptoms
of rheumatism or catarrh whila or after
. I
taking Blood Balm. It manes ine dicou
Dure and rkh, thereby giving a healthy
blood supply. Cure are permanent and not
a patching up. Drug etorea, $1.00 per large
bottle. Sample of Blood Balm sent free and
prepaid, alao apecial medical ad vie by de-
r W . . . . ... T.
cribinr vour trouDia ana wnuuR muvu
Iftlm Co., Atlanta. 0.
Oabolin-a, Carolina, DE3jBA.-TE3sr7s
7 " .
Man's Courtesy to Woman.
Baltimore American.
Itw. generally agreeil too, that
the bet mauners are disphvywl i.,
the South, where tlw chivalrous in
stinct is proverbial. Yet heiv, too.
i How it is iii Baltimore? A studv of
j the ordinary gtreet car will dU-lose
! one-third of the seats oociiriin.1 l.i-
: u,e"w,th women standing, epw-inllv
'at 1 heeil(1 of tiQ workinday. TWe
meV' too wiU doubtless justify their
-",t?lllI, a11 da' "mny of 't,H1
on their feet constantly, and ih it.
they are more in nWI rt. tii.w.
y e wo,nen- thi-ir
ortJinar.v intercourse with women
i'V' PPrJiaPs exhibit courtesv ol
the most polished character. Itisall
to "Pparent that the invasion of
"wniuii iiilu me uem oi uusinessroni
petition with men is bringing abont
a change in man's attitude toward
her. There is no lack of respect, but
a growing tendency to eliminate the
sex distincton and put her on a par
:.. ..ii i.s ".- i I. .
jm on l ii i ns. Anu n lsprooaoietnat
the modern woman would have it
this way, for she is rapidly proving
ler anility to taue care of herseli-
Aevertheless it is to be retrretted
that man should ever grow careless
in his attitude toward woman.
Chivalrous conduct is one of the
most beautiful thing.-, there is left.
Any deviation from it. is to be frown
ed down. We have not crown so
careless as some other cities, for we
mve, a wholesome admiration and
veneration for womanhood; vet we
can with profit take an introspection
ind correct the things in which we
may be going amiss.
Notice to Our Customers.
We are pleased to announce that Foley's
Honey aud Tar for coughs, colds and lung
troubles is not affected by the National Pure
Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates
or other harmful drugs, and we recommend
it as H safe remedy for children and adults.
The Happy Habit.
oe Mitchell Chappie in National Magazine
Nations have their periods cf irri-
ation aud paranoia as well as iudi-
lduals and I wonder if we are now
'oing through a paroxysm wherein
we gloat over the darts of sarcasm
and shafts of bitterness until it seems
thai the atmosphere is surcharged
with discontent, and all this in the
ace of the fact that the whole con-
tbj,ent.js blossoming . under. God's
smile.
VVe cannot wonder if the ranters
rant a little about the inequalties;
there is no denying that tlu?y exist,
ut we are the authors of the iniqui
ties, the outcome of a system in
augurated and maintained by our
selves. If we look things straight in
the face, we must admit that this
state of society arises simply from
the fact that we are immersed in a
spirit of pure selnshneas and envy,
aud glowing with jealousy, the most
reprehensible passion known to the
mman rcce. xsow let s get down to
undamentals and make the race
better, and awaken te good im
pulses that never are aroused in the
scolded child we cannot improve
matters bv brinuinsr on a fit of the
sulks. -
The constructive force of the world
is the enduring element. Whocan h?tve
aith in a man who has no faith in
the best side of human nature? We
pity, rather than blame, the poor
ellow who handles a scorpion lasu
rora choice, like mistaken Rehoboam,
King of Israel, when he rejected the
advice of his father s wise old coun
cillors.
Analyze further, and 3'ou will find
that many malcontents are honest
and sincere in their belief, and they
carry the tribulations of the whole
world on their shoulders, convinced
that they alone know how to redress
the wrongs and woes ot humanity,
though one cannot but wonder why
the panacea is not applied.
let analyze lurtner sun, anu ic
m i Ml 1?l
will be found that when a man is
like Ishmael, "his hand against
everv man. and every man's hand
acrainst him, somewhere in nis ca
reer is a painful personal experience
that he has nursed into a lite griev
ance. l nave seen m iuy num.
puplic life men who have kept up a
quarrel with all the vigor of a centuries-old
feud because of some slight
offence to their personal vanity.
In fact, it seems to me tuat aiscon
tent and happiness are a matter o:
fooliniT and DerceDtion. lhe same
cause mav arouse the evilest pas
Rions and the noblest emotions. On
the other hand, how often when one's
actions are analyzed, it is found that
what looked fair to the eye had its
root in a despicable motive, scarcely
known even to its possessor and
how often, lieneath the smooth ve
neer of Doliteness and social custom
is hidden the desire to fly at the
throat of our brother man when he
happens to differ from us,orto touch
that which we regard as our own.
The one thing that divides us from
r.ln halmrians is the fact that we
battle with these animal impulses
whii-h thev vield to as the right
motive.
So we swing around again to my
favorite word "equipoise," the state
of being evenly balanced.
"Our lives are kept in equipoise, ,
By opposite attractions and desires."
Stomach troublea. Heart and Kidney ail
ments, can be quickly corrected with a pre
scription known to druggists everywhere as
Dr. Shoop's Restorative. The prompt and
nn.iiiainir twliof n-hirh thin remedr immedi-
ately brings is entir-ly due to its Restora- tion Company has proved a greater
tive action upon the controlling nerves of'amity than any one could have
the stomach, etc. Sold by Thomas Bros. f Imagined at the time.-Charlotta Ob
The Durham Herald says that
"what makes us mad is to think that
the rest of us were getting nothing
but passes out of it." The maddest
one of the whole bunch is he who was
not even getting passes. Wilming
ton Messenger.
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Well give the entire formula of this tonic to
whoever asks for it.
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It warms the coldest and largest room i n
the house, making it cozy. The busy
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from light rolls to a Thanksgiving or
Christmas turkey. Still it looks just as
neat as any heater made. It is air-tight
and a great fuel saver. Thousands are be
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A BUCK'S STOVE IN
The stove that has stood the test for sixty years, and
will stand for many more, is the stove to buy for your
kitchen. Buck's stove is built of the best Southern
grey iron, with white enamel oven doors and racks,
cleanly and sanitary and well ventilated with fresh
hot air. Buck's stove is fuel saving, because it has
extra large flues, which allow perfect circulation of
heat and a stove that is
smooth and level on top.
AN!EL Be CO.
General Fitzhugh Lee's death while
president of the Jamestown Exposi-
server.
In moat cases consumption results from a
neglected or improperly treated cold. Folej'a
Honey and Tnr enres the moat obstinate
coughs and prevents serious results. It
costs yon no more tban the unknown prep
aration and you ahould insist upon hav
jpr tb g'nuifi?' in th" vllow packag.
Blessings
Hair Food In
of hair foods on the
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non warping, being always
So many peroxide blondes have
proved to be the chemical affinities
of other women s husbands that an
effective "step aganist the divorce epi
demic might be a law against artih
cial yellow hair. Norfolk Virginian
Pilot.
The only tnj constipation cure must be
gin its soothing, healing action when it en
ters the mouth. Hollister's Rocky Moon
tain Tea restores the whole system to t
healthy, normal condition. 35 cents, Tea
or Tal-Ws. Tarkf r Tiro Pnig Stnr.
tteistid THjbh."
10, 1907.
Cotton Mills of tie South.
The Baltimore San speaks ttuly of
I the wonderful progress in the growth
I of the cotton mill industry of the
; South in the following:
I "If the seats of a Pullman car were
1 20 feet higher," says the Square
f lhai, "a passenger would hardly be
1 out of night of a cotton mill from the
; time he left Danville, Va., until he
'reached Atlanta, Ga. a distance of
i 400 miles. It is one long mill village."
: Our contemporary thus in a striking
- way depicts a great change that has
.j taken place in Southern industry in
4t lie last thirty years. In the Pied
' riraont region of the Carolinas and
(Jeoriiia is one of the world's great
i cotton manufacturing - districts, and
some of the largest mills are farther
South. A factor in this new develop
jment of manufacturing industry is
the utilization of water power. Great
; dams have been built upon the rivers,
awl the power thus obtained is either
used in loco or wired to distant
mills. At Whitney, N. C, for exam
ple, a dam 333 feet long across the
Yadkin river will, with the help of a
four and one-half canal, give a fall, it is
stated, t wo-thirds as high as Niagara
and generate 145,000 horse-power.
Charlotte, Greensboro and Concord
large mill centers are expected to
receive this power by wire, not to
mention numerous smaller towns less
remote. At other points like engin
eering feats are creating additional
power for use in mill3, furniture fac
tories, etc., with the result that from
Danville to Atlanta and beyond into
Alabama a new industrial era is
dawning. More mills are being built,
a large proportion of the people are
learning the charm and comfort of
ampler income, and the agricultural
interest ceases to be the greatly pre
dominant one. This means an altered
type of social organization, more
schools, wider intellectual activity,
diversified interests and generally im
proved culture. A great and benefi
cent achievement of recent years is
the provision of attractive work and
a brighter outlook on life for the
mountain folk. These have been at
tracted into the mill country by the
wages offered, gladly abandoning
their one-room cabins and dreary
mountain existence for the compara
tive luxury of the factory village.
Their present incomes spell affluence
in comparison with their former
earnings. The children, have good
schools, habits of industry are ac
quired, and all arouud the social and
economic situation is ameliorated.
The attitude of employers toward
child labor is commendable. "All
the larger mills in Spartanburg
county, says the Square Deal, "main
tains free schools for the children in
their villages." A mill president is
quoted as saying, "Sometime ago we
may have had child labor because it
was cheap; but considering what they
do, the children that work now are
the most expensive help that we
have. The best place for the children
is in school, the next best place (for
those over the lejral age) is in the
mill, and the last place for them is
running loose in idleness." Capital
is being accumulated. 'Employes
deposit in local banks and the money
is used for building more mills. The
situation is accordingly one of thrift
and growth. "Such," adds our con
temporary, "has been the rapid
transformation of the Piedmont re
gion that the railroads which a few
years ago served this section with
ease are now, in spite of tremendous
improvements in rolling stock, unable
to handle the freight that originates
along their lines." The story is one
of prosperity in widening curves a
prosperity ou which the Sun heartily
congratulates its Southern friends.
His Dear Old riother.
'My dear old mother, who ia now eighty
three years old, thrives on Electric Bitters,"
writes W. B. Brunson, of Doublin.Ua. "She
has taken them for about two years and en
joys an excellent appetite. feels strong and
Bleeps well." That's the way Electric Bitters
affect the aged, and the same happy results
follow in nil cases of female weakness aud
general debilty. Weak, puny children too,
are greatly strengthened by them. Guaran
teed also for stomach, liver and kidney trou
bles, by Melville Dorsey, druggist. 50c.
The Drug Evil.
Southern Farm Magazine,' of Baltimore, for
eptetnber.
The "blind tigers" te which the
physicians refer are by no means an
impossible result of prohibition, but
there are even greater evils than such
evasions of the law. There are great
er evils than the t:ae of intoxicating
beverages, and one of them is the
use of drugs disguised under various
names. Thousands of persons have
gotten into the habit of resorting
to such drugs without really know
ing the terrible menace contained in
them. 'They may be had among the
cooling drinks handed over the
counter of a soda fountain, or the
desire for them mav have lieen ere
ated originally in taking them ac
cording to a physician s prescription.
However the habit may be formed.
it js one really much more deleteri
ous in its effects and one harder to
combat than the whiskev habit.
which is bad enouirb. Prohibition
legislation to be perfectly effective
should be supplemented by legisla-
i: i . . .
uuu reuuemg opportunities ior eva
sion of the law to a minimum, and
also preventing an enlarged use of
paralyzing drugs as substitutes for
whiskey.
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Hard Times in Kansas.
The old daya of grasshoppers and drought
are almost forgotten in the prosperous Kan
sas of today, although a eitisen of Codell.
Earl Shamborg, has not jet forgotten a
hard Urns he encountered. lie says: "I wa
worn out and discouraged by
eoagbing
night and day, and conld fled no relief till I
tried Dr. King'eew Disco rery. It took
less than one bottle to completely enre me."
The safest and most reliable congh and cold
core and lung and throat healer eyer dis -
covered.
Guaranteed by
3V sod f 1 00..
Melville Dorsey,
Trial little fr.
impost ,
High Point an Example.
As a Furniture Centre It YiH Soon
Have No Rival in Its line Fif
teen Years A o the Place Was
a Crossroads Postoffice.
Charlotte News.
-" High Point furniture and, wood
working plants ship ou an average
of 60 care of furniture per day, year
in and year out, of 1,500 a month
of 23 working days 18,720 a Tear ofJ
n4.- L 1 '. !.. 1
oii worsing unys. oacu, nrc me
figures just given out. It is also
stated that two factories alone ship
ped 128 car loads of manufactured
goods last month. One hundred
wagons are busy every day handling
the manufactured products.
Tbese figures will probably be a
great surprise to all persons who are
not familiar with what is going ou in
High Point, one of the most progress
ive towns of the State. There are
now about 50 furniture and wood
working plants iu High Point and
each year these plants bring thous
ands and millions of dollars into
that town to be distributed among
its citizens. The value of these
manufactories is almost inestimable.
Ten or fifteen years ago High Point
was little more than a crossroads
postoffice. Then it was that energet
ic, hustling men saw the opportunity,
being at the door of the vast timber
supply of that section, to build up a
furniture manufacturing town sur
passing any other in the United
States. If this has not been accom
plished it will be in the near future,
for High Point is never satisfied to
rest on its oars. As a furniture
manufacturing centre it is only sur
passed by Grand Rapids, Mich., and
soon it will have no rival in its line.
This is only a partial glimpse ot
one ot the best towns in the Mate.
There are others, but none more de
serving. Editor J. J. Farris, who has done
much to further the interests of his
home city, will soon issue a 00-page
illustrated edition, showing up the
many features of this progressive,
and active little city.
The example of High Point should
be a lesson to Charlotte and other
towns of the State. High Point
has no natural advantages that are
denied the Queen City. She is denied
many advantages that we are per
mitted to enjoy.
What we need is more small indus
tries of different kinds. We can get
them if we will do our part. High
Point is a shining example of what
they mean to any city.
A Card. 0
This is to certify that all druggists are
authorized to refund yonr money if Folay's
H6ney and Tar fails to cure your cough or
cold. It stops the cough, beals the lunga
and preventa serious results from a cold.
Curea la grippe cough and preventa pneu
monia and conaumption. Contains no opi-
atea. The genuine ia in a yellow package
Refuse substitutes.
Free Railroad Passes.
Wilmington Metsenger.
It is published that Chairman Mc-
Liendou, of the Georgia railroad com
mission, has declined a free pass sent
to him by the Central Railroad of
Georgia.
State officials especially railroad
commissioners, should not accept
favors from railroads, but the latter
should be required to furnish free
transportation to officials whose
duties require them to do a great
deal of travelling. We believe the
corporation commission of this State
is, by act ol the Legislature is furnished
free transportation by the railroads,
lhe chief objection to the accept
ance oi passes ny btate officials is
that because of the cry in late years
of railroad domination by sodoins:
they would lose their influence and
create suspicion of themselves among
many people. livery action on their
part favorable to a railroad, no
matter how just, would be denounces
as having been influenced bv the
possession of a free pass.
, I his cry against free passes is o
recent date. In former times it was
not considered improper for judges
even justices ox the supreme court
and other State officials to accept
annual passes from the railroads.
Tlie people did not think they would
be biased by so doing. The people
uiu not nave iesss confluence in such
justices of the supreme court as Pear
son, Settle, Iieade, Rodman, Smith
Rutfin or Dillon, or such State off!
cials as V ance, Saunders, Englebard
Worth and a host of others we might
name because they used free passes
ere those men .untrue to their
trusts? Were thev less faithful ser
vants of the people than are their
successors iu office of the present day
liecause they rode on passes and the
latter do not7 tau t pieaent-day offi
cials be trusted to the same extent j
us they were? Are they deprived of
tiiis privilege which was without I
question accorded to their predeces- j
Mors of a few years back because the '
people feel they cannot put the same 1
confidence in their iutegrity? .
The crusade against passes was .
started as a politicial movement by
its originators to curry favor with
the people. They found it a good
card to play and they worked it lor .
all it was worth. i
It has always seemed to ns that
there was more cant arfd dematroirism
than anything else in this anti-pass
commotion.
.
Henry E. Jones of Tampa, Fla., writes: '
"I can tba&k God for my present health, doe -to
Foley's Kidney Care. I tried doctors and ;
all kinds of kidney cores, bat nothing did !
f me much good til! I took Foley's Kidney
Cure. Forr bottles cured me, and I have
no more pain in my back and ahoolders. I
am 62 years old, and suffered long, bat
thanks to Foley's Kidney Core I am wetland
i can walk and enjoy myself. It is a pleanre
J to recommend it to tbose aeedtos; e UdOey
mHWne."
SOBSCRIPTIOI $1.50 Cast. '
NO. 42.
BENNETT H. PERRY
Attorney at Lclw,
Henderson,
N. C
OFFICE: HarrU Law Buildta
(next to Court House.)
DR. F. S. HARRIS,
DENTIST,
Heideran. N. C.
mr OFFICE: Over K. u. Davit Store.
W SO, '
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WELDON, N. C.
Manufacturers of
BRICK OF ALL KINDS
FIRE BRICK A SPECIALTY.
I Prompt attention given orders.
J. J. BETSCH.
lIcn.cr.on, N. C Loci Ac.nl.
LET US BE YOUR
BOSOM FRIENDS.
Work Guaranteed
Henderson Steam Laundry.
GEO. E. PERRY,
Phmnm Mm. . Pissrtwar.
These
Bad Pains
R
which girt yea such cxquUlU
saBeriaf , every areata, are ceased,
as yea kaow, hy icsule trouble.
SeQel setfea er sever cemcs
l lUeli. It la accessary to care
the cease, la order to step the
alas, end this caa only he dose
U yea wDJ take a specific, feaale
rtmtij, that acts directly oa the
vein tab oriaaa.
Mi
WOMAN'S RELIEF
. "Cards! did weiders far ate,
writes Mrs. H. C Larsea, of Olds,
la. "I had female traahle for S
years. I had displace .neat, which
Ucreased asy saocriaf, the dec
tor comld osdy relieve sse at tlaies.
New, I an so reach hctter, I hardly
knew whea aty tine he (las or
Whea it cads."
At AU Druggists
WRITE FOR FREE ADVICE,
atatlng and describing symp
toms, to JsO&itt Advisory Dept.,
The Chattanooca Medicine Co
Chattanooga. Teoa. E II
Mattress Factory.
I have opened a mattress factory
in the Peck building, rear of Hau
1'arbam'a a to re on Main street, where
1 am prepared to make Hair, Felt
and Shuck Mattresses and repair
same on short notice Work guaran
teed. Charges reasonable, til-erne a
trial. : : - : : : ; :
C. E. MORRIS, JR.,
Main St. HENDERSON', N. V.
Loxotiuo Fruit Syrup
Pleasant to talc
The new laxative. Does
not gripe or nauseate.
Cores StOtn&Ch and livCT
I ,
j troubles and chronic con
stipation by restoring; the
natural action of the stom
ach, liver end bowels.
For Sale at Parter'. Two Dmi Stores.
1 5v-0f c C C Street bEct
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