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I - t . 1 I. .. . . . .r.
ur nnp it ru rii-nu fTim ' ffilSe 1 (SI. A IlOic w Cut Suvl UIUJ ini
the match artplwd, the hot blai-i "old variety.
. ' . 1 1 . 1 . Tit-' It i n. -.!!
1 IV. ..f (k fiHlh Hl. stl CD inu W1CU rm vui & nv -
needless here tJ Say
""" In-l. .he b.le have availrd myU of ail the.
ingnalWel.nKwto-1 y , c( the anJ
lertiou ol
now chose.
This cl
It. n
1
Different Siraol Bale-History . " Tfc- u.i-Uminnt m-ritrultural authors II
. wim ... i . ,jk.k m ! wuu ihc Mine
ol the Plant IWk to ISWe.ri visunroleJinJ ,he fife j couj chum, ami .hateicr h (
IteforeChrUt- ; J(cnt ou, Tbe air is M cora. slruck mi a iiiiivt:int in ctMi
uHurj T.a. ; . . . . i h , h4Ve endeavored to in ,
l-ivf I, his nl sUlki tii-ld one ton : r""-'j t - Tt;, ...i
l h,.L- sthich ram! to , ' ! it doe nut support com. corporate
decoitiCJtor. hich grinds up the bustK'n-
talks and roots and extracts the' cotton en.
fibre. One ton el Ml; Ries The first cotun seed oil " ..
t.joilU. ol fibre, which costs nuje ; China, the Chinese grind- cilDDOrCClVr ?
to extracts I cents per lb. 1 ru ,h(. SceJ or ,heir cxen. The JUI 1 ltJJlliU
hbie makes buRins "Hatr qu itity. jlrst cotton 0j manufactured in
We will n-t dwuss the s"i"' Umii. a made in New Or-
leans in l S'-tT an J 'l C(,st ,nc
m.inin'.ut titer $i2.i" an ounce ' 2
wise of the plant expenses nu-s
ch nery etc . Oil mills and oil '2
.mill pioducts will not be discussed.
We will row argue the
tut OK lOITl'N
A MUTINY
B C B. Lewis
"iGtSTORia
w i
CASTOR
AWftaltV IVpatalioa tor A
SituOalira; tKrAilamiluMiiU
ling the St nuCs ml lVvts of
lMJ.u.o,,ll!n.U.'J
The Tinted States (Vjvetniiieiit
Standard ba'e is ji-jx:; inches 14
lonq, 2" wide, mil is intended
to contain 500 pounds of lint cut
ton. Some bales have less, some
mere, but the Government always
tstitnutes a 4j pound bale at
500 pounds and a oo found at
5 X) pounds.
WluL" the fie of the bale is
s ureal that it h is to be rolled
about by steel hooks, the basgins
is of such a coarse material that
the di:st ar I rains penetratt
it. and the coveting is torn efl
more or less by the roth hand
ing. M .re cr less cotton falls
off and is lost or wasted. The
bale has grown from ;oo lis to
the bale in i;; to 0 pounds
to the b.ile in 1 S'jo.
The l"nptian bale, shipped to
the Tnittd States from Cairo ami
Alexandria. Kgypt, weis-hs 7.0
pounds. The Indian biles, ship
ped from Hiinbay and Calcutta
1.1 the United States, weighs less
tlnn the others, y2 pounds to
the bale. The lVisian bale, slup
ped from Constantinople tt litis
country, weighs pounds. Tin
American bale is b.nind with six
steel ties and buckles. The
Egyptian bale has i: steel lies
anj buckles. The Indian bale
lias the same an I the Persian ha
four ropes tio I i.i a knot.
The baggin? an i tie add
pounds to the w Ight cd the bale
A bale li iviii : j "iinls id tug
ging and live pound of "t!d wun
out steel lm" ( n it s. lis ..t the
same price per pound. In Liv
erpool 0 per cent is deducted hom
biles on aco oiut of liv: bagging
and ties. That is 24 pounds are
are dedcuted 11 111 a v pound
bale, and j ) pounds (ro:n a 500
pound bale,
The Ameriouidu'e is the clum
siest, dirtiest, ne.d iroM expensive
and wasttlul pick. nh t li c t
ton is put iii in It lias no Iriends,
either among mani:fctures, buy
ers, shippers cr insurers.
The llensonette system d serves
niciition, as it is truiig t ) remedy
the above evils.
THE UKNSONI-: I I K, OK Kol M) l'.U.K
fs M.
The I'ensniictte press i.s a self
dine di.-v.i-;'. waich rtcetvesthe
MAKKtTlM. IIIK TINT.
After the cotton is baled
tht
S. .V-'
I HI V O
Ttie Trltf Miry Ann " li.f twn
Mllins lniin fr'vi.t. u.i' :o ,! i .e
W.wt taJ..- f.r a i-l 1u.11 v o
m :,.., 1 t.i . it lii- ti.,,1 It
next step in to place it upon the I fttT whWM ,,M. hVj. ma. Ik,:
market. The transaction witn
the manufacturer on the cotton
mill is very ?ati( actory. The
da ly paper informs both parties
as to the price. The farmrr flings
his cotton to market Several
buyers bid on it. and the purciur
ers settles at the bank.
coseu'sios
Only such informations is given
in these articles as is deemed to
belong to the agricultutal side ol
the question. We consider how
vast are the interests involved in
the cotton industry, and tin J
much mote can be accomplished.
We realue the total inadequacy
of the etlorts thus far put forth to
solve the perplexing problems
that confront the cotton planter
onderful results have been
accoiiiplialitd 111 the choosing el
ituits and vegetables, bat to ol
our great staples, cotton and
wheat have been neglected. Coin
has been crossed, Inbridaild pol
linated until it has degenerated,
that is, it is going back to lirst
principles or will "run out," a
the farmer says. Corn mut be
brought back to a standard and
kept there.
Much ten. am to be done in im
proving cotton. Tins plant, bj
cultivation, lias been brought
Irom a perennial to an annual.
In studing the lii-tory of tins
plant the w filer went b.u k 1:1
jears Before l lirist, and traced
t down t- the present day. In
1 ;o.) H. C we lind that Itidi.i
is the centre of cotton industry.
In i;oS, wt lind tli it cotton w,i
itrsl pi mted ill Soith Carolina,
LawsonsN. C. History, page
14J In i;22 Charlesvont found
"wool growing on trees in the
valley of the Mississippi." The
tirst plautrr who attempted cot
ton culture on a large scale was
Nicholas Turnbull, who resided 3
milts from village, 1 Savatin 1I1,
lia, where he died."
The tirst attempt in S, uth
Carolina was 111 !;.. 117,5
alay i;;.-d !iti Mi". ai..l
tnke a lr;. k s( xhc h.vt. -ik
otHMfrntion T lati' ehi.rp' "f 1;
t wi-ll n a timi mat-. .lit I
liu4 U m i'api:,oi J. ' i;rt
die v.an unit lwti .l.ath
Hie hlin.tiT J"1 11.H ut a
n.fe.
I a
ut an
!, .T.lfl
l':ir '!
,.,w fer
. !'!,
IJt.l'tf.1
t).t tl llliW eU!J Mill'- t"n
hen" and :ik lilui te tf.' a '.a.u
tn this t' afj OiKippwiiH'-l.
"I iloii't :ir.- !o te .it: Te." ti
phliMsl the wUl.iw. "anJ tlien '" 1
..n why 1 sheuMn't c. a car'ain ef
1 llio Mnry Ann.
"Xolwuly cut heanl f a ":mii
ti'it oainaln .if a !i ie" r lust Ji. ' It
l'!'rs an'm nauir'. ti't LU- a ni'in
trim I" c:iri t tat a-t ''
V!l: ckoi r'' "
"l'. lit Jell v.-n!!.T !!' '.'t I' ll. J 1
rar,i:iii. V-11 a:v P '-'y ; .01 M
tor :i PI! a.ttn:t. t.nt tU-n-' f-" !' '
flv !:art. :Ol 1 ei:e ef '1 'a."
Jul ,!:.!!! t r.-f i-e te .a li'ee,- a lo
Hint.-. 1 .'t t.e :.rr ..1 a . u l e.'
Ht.'.V Hi' IOC - ten:.l.l! -'' I :
fro ih t,u .r.-.t..'t :.!. tbut 1 . V..ry
Ann June wnr. il never ci.n r li :..
t.)t inw.n. In :i tw v is
rronv' s Pi y.lint CVeiful --sitiiHl't
iiul.iiiis m UlieT
t Vim 11 Miinliui mrki.'rol
OT XAttrTIC.
For Infants nd Children.
fThs Kind You Have
I Always Bought
Bears the
Siimatiire
hyr & .vim urmM
1
w . I
lf. w 1
r'v.ww I
ArTf i-l Kein.'ilv foi TotwliVi
lion.Suir lonvirh l)i irlva
Wi rm t i'iwnsiims lewrish
iu'Ss Lss t- Sl.FH.
I,, rai'SiimU- SiqWuij if j 7
111 XKH VOHK
-
I Lv .i cr 1 o' wrs ti,
, - - -
IBSSat
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
tM( f i
Mi. c 9in.
The
Corn
TRY .
Empire
Fertilizer Drill.
r - - -
Negro ays One Cent Tai
II ,.v.l... . Vrito ,.'..! !.. 1
IVthaiw tin wiuliest tat ever
collected l' a sliei nl hi Niutk Caro
lina r-eiptpd lor nti-iiily by
t SheritT tladdv AU-r ilkxkl
M..n ts.li nsl. uf Muiiru town
tii;i j. Hi.- luiii from li.nii I tie
lax tim- viit- -as c'll-tnl. N
attempt a made to divide the tax
U'ti-u Slate, (iiunty nml Mhool.
but the enliii-am.iiint .cs turncil
into the lieasiiry for the IviH-tit of
llic geiM-ral inunty fund.
Yuu knew hit Vuu are Taking
Wliru 1 .in t - liicir a I atrleha Chill
rn.." I re ms llip 1. 1 11:11' j i dul ly
in iut. ii in. curv vii'lc hoiut; that it
I is n r !v 1: m an. I imin m a tas'e-
les t..n. N 1 Ceic, No I ay. Joe.
A band
' pickh .
ol
li ce Ian umber
S K. Doster.
V.ako;
X. c,
(W'.:. lie w
nt ariiuin! and i ii ni.o i is y
lint as it comes hom the conden- jibs of cotton wool was shipped t
ser upon a largo smooth spool be
tween two heavy rollers. The
friction of the rollers rotate the
spool, and winds the lint upon it
so tight as to press oi.t nearly all
the air, and to 1 rni the roll into
11 package uf pounds to the
foot (cubic). The pressure extrt
id is Jj.otio po'inds to thj bale
against 5.000,11 .-u b the com
press. In the compress sudden
blow of tremendous force acts
upon tbe entire bale and duves
the mass of cotton which stood
S4 inches high lo ; inches. It
teduccs a 54 ineh bale 4; inches
by the 5 million pound pressure
exerted. When the pressure in
the compress is taken off, tbe
elasticity of the fibre cause the
bale to swell up again to a thick
ness of 2" inches. In the round
bale, the bale is entirely covered
by a thick cloth, and the ends
are capped and fastened by a
hoop. No ties are used. The
bale holds its shape withon them.
The round bales are practically
fire proof a good advantages.
In Waco, Texas, the inventor, on
Nov. 16, 1S94, in the presence
of a number of insurance men
l.ngland that year
Carolini.
from South
I'i,
Who Will be Ne
it
Mayor of intoe
1
1
Read through this advertise
ment and then see if you can't
spot bim. A mayor is the repre
sentative of a town, just as our
goods in quantity and in quality
is the representative of best goods
and lowest prices in this city. We
will quote you the very lowest
prices from now till the 10th day
of May next. We will offer you
especialy good bargains on Flour,
Meat, Sugar, Molasses, Coffee,
Mill Stuff, Corn, etc. etc. There
re letters in the above ad. that
will spell the next mayor's name.
Come to our store and we will ex
plain. Yours,
Hill & Bivens.
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I ll.e
r o-.-ii.
1 t il-'ii,;
W hen
I, 111
Mierll
II the
iilini
vUitx-m r,!'r 8iro', 2'
iiml "2 iiiieHil an a imiltil'lliT
ni.d '.'s7,;"il.'i.'I : I'"' ini!ll!iliHN'l w
u.t a ini.lii.-t 71.llt.llI.trJ. nil t'
lcv -e.i ih.- tirst and lut flfimn. ulileli
tue-eili.r r-iid ?'J Hie unillil licr.
:t f 01
. I.
W INT TO M M.l V ',l M 1
m-iaiv or i ir una axv"
a l.i si
,-str-f-
,:e for
f Via.
;,e;iee
Joseph Walking not Eli Whit
ney invented the cotton gin 11;
i;ii. Whitney stole Walking's
patent. The tirst cotton gin was
run by water-power on the farm
of James Kincaid, near Monte
cello, S. C, in 1795. The first
cotton mill was erected near
Statesburg, S. C , in 1 (yS using
water power. It possessed ah
the features of present day mill
carding, spinning and weaving
This plant was exhibited in its
entirety at the Atlanta Exposition
in IJM)1.
Of botanical varities there are
oil sea-island and to up-land.
Of agricultural vatieties there are
In many cases the records
ot some of them have been very
defective, and it has been impos
sible to secure accurate data. Ol
course the origin of many of the
varities has been lost in obscutity.
The most frequent methods b)
which varieties originate are: 1,
Selection of individual plants foi
the new stock; 2, saving of seed
from the earliest maturing bolls,
and 3, changing the name a ver
simple process. Lvery farinet
who grows cotton in Gaston has
noticed the great difference to be
seen among plants in his field
though the seed all come from the
same source. The plants will
vary in height, vigor of stalks,
length and direction of limbs and
arrangement of bolls on the
stalks; and any ol these charac
(eristics may be perpetuated by
saving the seed produced by such
plants, and growing them in a
field to themselves to prevent
cross fertilization, In giving
causes or new varieties we forgot
to mention the fourth cause
cross fertilization. Cross fertili
zation is botanically this: One
side of the unopened flower is
split lengthwise, and the stamens
removed; the next day the pistil
will be ready to receive pollen
from another plant; with camel
hair brush take the pollen from
the plant selected, carry it to the
one ready to be cross fertilized,
dust the pollen upon the treated
flower of the one which is desired trr tnke jonmrif off."
to use in making the cross. By to- binweif off, and in due
far. the largest majority of the i "n, tb '-h- lorttr, for H-
' , "... ' . diirni and not to wa. I.uek attended
names 01 varieties in cultivation k ,lBth.t ,. Jrf -..i-i .
are synonyms of other names. 1 aunahip during hi watetm and lock
Chanees of nime are commonly ourinir Ui widow a, and t'd bar t-
made by using the name ol the w wag ta th. craft tort
' . . - , dim tif br masta while bo wa ailrrp
person originating the 'ey. ot ,,, wttch teiowNotuini b.PPd,
r I
I Hid 1 verylnnlr nil cmt.h'.iO..
r.iii-ive'J. nml l.i called nt ll.e ;
lice t.i soy :
'fn. ic Hen. If any I. 0. r
me .v.'il can luake ii.i'C l.fcai
fur 1 stin ! 1 ncicr mi' 0,4 l'rev
: in."
liuiii' t.i Ihi dreiMidcl th. 1
askeil tin" elil ii i:i ..ier.
I'm .me 1.1 .e, oa nil the re-t.
Cuii't !n ivi'lit -r iMiniun on Hie l':e c of
thai l-lll III Kill 11 fcti, CUT Hit ISiO.'l'e
ivilliimt en. Mil" licr tn the' t'olliim ft
the rc-lV
I'.nin l!uil way tn inc." l. ii-eil Tn
cle ll'ii. "Inn I iltmti". I !' n Junes
ivldiler is a iMirty sinnrt 0111:111 - a
rmrty smart ivuniun. Sin' may l eiil'Ie
t.i iliiilp- Ilirimgli I'.v the shin of her
tceiu. Il'iwpier. I'll hid j n tiuoil-
liv nml h we tu meet you in heaven.
Tin' Willow Tones ra not yet forty
years old unil In the host of health.
When the voj aire Is'ifiin alic stocii
watch nml watch with the mate, and
when the t.rliz rwichnl a Tt In I he
West lml!e Jisl I'iiisoih hail to iidiult
that her seamanship hud U" n as kismI
n his own. W hlle J11I ailinittiil this
imii-li tn himself, he carried the Men
tu others that iiothini: hut an overrul
ing nroi idi'iiee had le, Hie Mnry Ann
11 (lout 011 the vo)in.' out. and th.it ftie
umst I'ertHlnly bo tu the bottom on tin)
run home. Much to his aiirprlae, the
lrl reached her honw sjrt without
the alitihtcst inlshnp.
"So yuu got hack alive nrter nir.'"
queri'il t'nelo lien as Jtsl eutereil the
Iiostolliee limkinit rather shauiefnci-d.
"Yea, I'nel Hcu. t have." n i'llcd the
mine. "I've heard ahout the Lord
fliarin' ccrtniii pennle tn do ivrlain
wiirU on earth, and 1 guest tluit'a my
case."
"Shool Stioo"' continued t'ncle Hen.
"The Widilcr Joint knows Imw to Mil
that !r!g at well aa her huslmnd did
Your nose la out of J'lnt Ixinusc you
didn't net to be captain. However. If
you cun t b captain one way why
don't you try t'otherr
"How d'yoii nieanJ"
"If you marry the winder, you'll
marry the brig nt the annul time, w on't
you? 8iiue fnlka can't aee turuugh
hole In a grindstun."
That evening Jed I'araona put on hit
Sunday test and made a call at the
wldoiv'a house.
"Ooln to turn Preacher, JedT lie
aaked at the looked him over.
"Xo. ma'am. 1 ain't." he replied. "I'm
lookln' for a wife."
"Well, I hain't (ot no girlt bidden
a way here."
"I didn't t'pote you had. I've come
to aak you."
"If you've com to tak me, I ahall
tar 'No.' What do I want to marry
00 or any other man fur?"
"To get a hatband," touerly replied
Jed.
"Pont you worry yooraelf. I hain't
idrertlaln' for a hnannnd."
"Hut I'm gotn' to be captain of the
Mnry Ann, and yog can hank on that.
"NVit while I lire, Jed raraono. I'm
party husy thla erenln', and you'd bet-
.fe.'O Mr-11 ,..
1,011 I
WO
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lot:
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Man
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"Il - V.
v hiil'r
s hv 1
'Ol
01.,
T. r-
I'.t
Hi.- ' lilee.
til orih i' In calnllilte the linear veloc
ity , f ill.- earth In ll orbit we must
inn kii" lis .llstaluv from the sun.
If . 0101 im usure the earth's velocity,
t! .. t. 'n'l I'.isMiiiv cnii lx' iiinii'iit'sl. If
It... in... .iv can l' dceri..iiil with
f.vl ii.-.nrr.c. the rcsiiliing value of
1,. u;, t d'stnii.v is ironioiiatc!y
pr.-. ,'. 'lie ii.etl.ods of spcctros.npy
Ii.in- t-'. ii o far liiiprovi'd that we are
WiU.iii ii.ei-.siirabU1 ilislatice of ileler
11 on. ii-.' lie solar parallax by is-tro-
It is the best investment a farmer c.n make. It will plant
your corn, ftttiliie it, and cover if at ti e same time. Take
out your pencil, figure the saving tf fertilizer, add t he expense
of plantint" the old way. and you will have ycur Prid almost
paid for at the end of the sea'on.
The Empir
e
is decidedly the best on the market. No chain attachment;
no links to flip or break, Mnd cause jou trouble or in-otmni-ence,
but a POSITIVI-: I 0KCI- Fill-1.
Ask those who have used it if it is not the best Tlantersi Id.
Take one home and try it; if you d 'n't like it. we'll refund
your money. You need it now.
The Heath-Lee
Hardware Co.
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n 1
11 rv.m.'iis. If any slur near
be I't'served Willi Ihe !
I Hie ivv.i M'asons when Ita
.hlleis fi-oiu thai of the uu
is. we can dislii.-e not only
i) ,.f the star, but nlsu the
.,'itv of the earth In its orbit.
;.......,. o'.serviiiiuii of atellar ve
in the line of ski t me now an
th;,t the vain" ol the solar dlt
vhl. h iiiay lie Iiml mi the prini'l-
, ' i'v.1 is i.t least of the same
of nrn:r:i4-i !. vi s derived
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In U 1.
1. to I
lit 1 I
elipt!
, cn-ui li'iii' 1
. r t" a.l Hi'o I':
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ami
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'..Vt 1 ivc
,el. .,s.'.t
re nml let
,s t.rii: i
0 hartsir
to m 1 ml n t
soil, nt h.r
flolii ol.ler lii-thud.- t'.villitfelisL
Ed
Of
h!
Mutiny
Iloo. "
t, i-i-i'
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a t.nl
"ked us
it i,
p
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. hut t'l f not aloihl If
1 i anl' .1 in net loaded
i.-ihle ui.d i;et l'iii-k tu
ll.- 1-VM'o.l, I'd kei p
-'il 1
II.
r.ht ."1 s-
loo ii i;
it
Iltl I vi' on
tin iniiiiny
oth-r ay "
I'.,., is'i.siil il 01.. lit It conl'lnt. nml
II, l iry Ann I a.l n new capunii ou
toe In n .ewaril run.
ni :l 'li .-
, u-'i-re In the yaw l
inii'ii!. cud if he tliliik
can't is' supj rcssi d in any
I ri'ili ill riaures.
1 or,. 11 if 11 1 i-i'.-in-o
..I l.a
nil i f
Ti.-in-oii-nl turn
d'n-ovreil ll.at tl"' lUUltl-
i.i-.'l i-.vhii h. you will
.l-scri-. :ii'" souply th" lieun's 1 to
'. !h. lu-:-., r.-vi l- I. by -I." gtvot U.
HI. Ill HV liei.-rsini: the onlel-of 111''
liit 111.il inuliiplying i:;;4.'i'.7'.l by 4."
iM. tf.t 11 result ciually cuii.uia--via.
'.--..-,-.."..-,....,. If we t.O.e li'll.-iiiTV.l at
11, nt. phi -and lind. Ilitercllalu'lllg Hie
Ikin s ill I'i m as lo make thorn rend
.M. ue Hi- l-.st iiumiier ns a mumpo.-i.
n!t w iil be i',.iii;i'i.t,'iii.c.I. Ile-
turnliitf to the uiulllpllciiuu ihsm.i.i
at .1 t.il.11-,' ol us the multiplier again.
tt,o re-iiit will be r.t.:w.,ma:, all 8'
..... ...1.I..1.
eveept tie tost linn l.isi ukuii-s. i'ii
t..--'li-r read ." I the muliipller. Tak-
liii; the ..ini' 1. ultlpHennd and 2i. Hie
half ui el. as the muliipller. the prod
11. t is '..i:i''.,.'.''..oo7, all I'.'t exiH'pt the
lii-si and hisl tlitiires, whh U together
lead liT-tlio multll'lier. Now . Inter-
e Making Aluminium.
.. n. o-l Mirprisim." brupertv
oiiiini i lis newly iliM-ovcrod
r of jriv ititf a tine, raoriike
tu tccl ciit'.crv. Mainhcd a
tloio-ai-1 times, the knife d'e pro
i'.ii. c.l on the ordinary wlietstonc
iippctrs rmigh and jui'd, while
that i'Ul-d by the aluminium
a.)-:-r 1 oi. r is straight and smooth.
REAL ESTATE OWNERS
who have land to sell should list it with us and thereby
have it advertised in the newspapers flee of cos!.
Uuvinu: and soiling land is our business
and we can handle properly which you may have brtn utisincessiul
with yourself. We will also collect tents and buy mortgages and
judgments on land. Several farms, temporary tracts and town lots
on hand U t sale on eay terms. Ouit p-iying rents and buy a home
with rent hintn y. Will buy h r ourselves any real estate in the
county, if (or sale at a bargain.
'ho
SEABOARD
Air Iine Railw.w
tlinWKKN NMV YUHK. TAMPA. A1
I.ANTA. NIIW UIU.KANH AND IHINlf
Mil I'll AM) WKHT.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBEK 23
St.L'TUWAHD liily
No. HI
Lt New York. P R R. l'J V.pm
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t.r llsltln i.. " f I 'pm
hv Wa-!iiiiiton. " 7i"iro
l.v hiehnicnd. HAL Uy, 10 atpm
l,v Piftirsl'iirn,
I.t Noi-ium. '
ht tli'lldlTSOll, '
I.t li'ilripti,
I.t Hoctl-rn I'loot
I.t Hamlet. '
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Ar Hiivannah.
r Jtcksimvilh
Ar t Anicastioe. '
Ar Tan.pa,
II -Jupm
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t 2sm
4 I .'am
it bum
7 ll'iain
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Over'Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Cnhcalthy KUncyj Mak: Imrure Blood.
All the blood in your bod fuses throejh
your kidneyj once every ihree rrinulej.
I no r.iuii-u s.o jruuf
blood punt ers, they Id
ler c-ji the uas-t or
Imruritte in the tlocd.
It ther are sick cr eul
of ordtr. they Ull to iO
their work.
Pi.ns, achi-smdrhe
mtism come from e
cess cf uric acid in the
tbod. due to nrclec'ed
k.Jney troub'a.
Kidney trouble caurs4 quick er e-ttetdy
h"rt beaia, and mikrt out feel as thoufh
they hid heart trouble, because tht heart la
evti-workir-g In farr.pinj; thick, kidney.
poisoned blocd thro-Jifh veins ani atttriet.
Il used to be considered thl only urinary
troubles were to U traced to the ktdneyt,
but now modern science proves that nearly
ail constitutional oiseuet havs their begin
ning in ki.iney trouble.
K you art sick you can make no mistake
by first doctorlnj your kidney. The mild
and the eti.'aordttuHy tflect cf Dr. Kilmtr't
Swamp-Noot, therrett kidney remedy it
toon realized. It standa the highest for He
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
and la sold on its merits
ku ll HrndiricOt if fiftV-
eent and one-dollar Its-1 & vlifrr"
es. Yoa may have aKL
aamole bottle bv mall iMrfi.MsiiA
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention thla paper when writing Dr. KUimv
fc Co., cunghemton, N. .
Don't make any mistake, but
remember the name, Swamp-
Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
and tbe address, Binghamton, N
Y., on every bottle.
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Arl'btle'l.Ma,H YPft,tS4pm tnao,
Ar New York. " Vp. I Imam
' No 34 No t
LvTami. B A U Ry. Suopm HOotm
Lv Hi A murine.
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Lv Columbia, "
Lv Hamlet. "
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ar Wvblnirto. T R R.
Ar Baltimore. "
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Union Real Estate Co.
E. C. WILLIAMS, Manager.
Office: IrmOild I Williams.
Q4K-e0-40-e0C0-e040-0O-eC--e-0-eC'I04C0-tVCCvO
You.it Rksidenoh
v
May not contain tlio latest stylo
Furniture that you would like
for both beauty and use, and, if
not, it will pay you to examine
our line of I
China losets, Side-boards, Extension jj
Tables, Chairs, Suits and Single Pieces
of all kinds. We can make you
prices on these goods that will
interest you.
T. P. DILLON,
Furniture Dealer nd Funirel Director.
Store Phone 7; Residence Phone 84.
C.B WEBB Tree. I. . RABE, Vice-Free. K. L. KLAS10 AN. 8m. and Trras
Carolina Marble & Granite Co.,
INCORPORATED
' S iii. it t! p itr uatfr if Hie ot lf of
I M.ntor anj sniiuiiiiJiiii; coininunity.
t ills ansviTr-J in tljy (n in tSnUll
, ftm Store- at tiit'it from lesUriirS)
i nn tiuiu h ftrrit. I'liviie No. 4S.
I R. W. LEMMOND,
j Alton.ty-at -Law,
;ill i.ii:lii-f 111 ill llic Statr .ill ! t uil
eJSljin CouiN. Specull attrntion
siii'ti to tin si tlh input of rs'atis li
i. iiiiliniiK, I i'i-iiti.r auj AJmiiiit-
' tr.it.ii. anil t!ic coliri-lion of claima.
Ki asiiiii'.l ir 1 lui n. Also ai'iit and
; Itkoil atlotnc) lor tin' I'anthrr City
ll.'iiiv Conpany, fium Inch loans
may he ol.luiniil 011 real r&tati. t'fncei
. iinr Joor rat of M. L. Mow Co'l
sloro. Hii'tn No. ioj.
I ROBT. L. STEVENS,
nttsrscv aid Ccaasellcr-at-Lai,
Mosaoii, N. C.
I'roiiii t .it'niitiu'i Rivrii tu all mat
torn pUi-t-il in our liatiils.
NUna.;f uu-tit ol rst.itrt f..r K'ird
1.1111, a iui mi- ti.it'.:.. anJ fxi rulort
spiviilty. Charfcs ti asoluhle.
lHhn rasl of I' lUitlior.M', ((oimetly
Drc!!'irJ hy t'nc Sate P. A. Cuvington.)
People's Mi
OV MONHOK, N. C,
Solints your arroiint aiul banlint;
hiisinrit. Wo cn:ir.uitt'i- AHStll.L I h
SIXt !ri, 'tomiturea ami all the
jiTi)iniiiil,itiou tli.it SUL'NI) hank'
mi; will mil, nt it, Ititorrst .jiil, ic-c.'ii!.-.
to n 1 -? nu'iit, oil iloposits left
lor oiii itatt.l tii...l. Always icady
1 fii loars un .i; pt 11 .-oil i' i" r.
j O. I'. HEATH, i'r si.lrnt.
(uiiiiiiiioiitr ol Diiiii k S-j.i!!i Carolina, la
VM Urvl u: il -3 1 issi'Kt of '.ik Piacc
: t.r Uiiiiii Cal. and N-tiry iublic
(urKjiiliuriiliiii. :-: ::
j Spn'i.l iitleiiti'in itivi'ii to tiikiiif. Af
i il. 1'. Os, ,i 'oi.'.'.'i-i!'' ru-lit i f Ih'iof of
j 4 : 1 , , !"!t,on.. s, C-ititiai tp, Hil'l of
' : .1 If, t'. w tu il At! ttiri, Ki'iiuiii itt
! '.,,.!,;. 1. 1 11 "a. I ili.il llih-tlt.lllii', lci'
I .'Si': los.V.'.iti-,; lii i I'l.ih iting Denis,
: Mo: ' oi.o s .0 .' .ill . tin 1 'ji m, i-MiinU
I Mat-.- Vi'an.ii.ts. tUn.i ami IVlivoty
i ,ni'l At'.. I ioi-i t m.. Civil Sum
j inoii". ami th" lulicioii.n of Claiint.
, l)i . i.t M. 1.. I I " to.'a Stirc,
I'.lsto! cm I t'.'iio", MnUH. N. C.
S. A. STEVENS, Iil. i
' V. NX 1 , N. '.
('It: mi -at-: oil i'i i! 'V from Ktif;lisli
I liiui: St 'ic! lit nii'.iit iioiii rootn iimt
I Kntiisli Hi'n; St. i ,, pin me i.t. OHice
j i.ni-r 1 ": I r-ifnv ; ihunr iS.
j H. D. Stewart, M. D.,
.VdMtt'K, S. I'.
Call.- ,1'i'ipilv atisui 11 J in il.iy from
1 HiMistoii's I i it 1 Storo; at tiij;lil from
ri'SKl.'li'O' 0:1 I- ilircr Sliert.
I (Hiirc in I'lli-uh! H'lililni? .
lltlii-o I. nui 1 1 to li. A. M. I'liuiie 141.
JOHN P. MONROE, M. D.,
MONROE. N C.
Day rails ausweird from lloustoti't
JruK sti re an J oltii i, "plump 22). Ninht
I from Cniiinii. trial lloti-1. "lilione 2 to.
W. B. HOUSTON,
SL'KGEO N DENTIST,
Office up staiu. I"iti;t raid HuilJiug,
N'jrliiwe'.t of toiirtliouae,
MoiuoB, N. C.
R.Ii. Kidine. A. M. Stack
REDWINE & STACK.
AHornrys-ut- Law,
MON HOE, N. C.
Practice in all the Stale and Feder
al Con: U. Will n:at..i;L estates for
j Exncut'ir, AJiiiiiiihtintiira and (iuar
I .liaus for icasotiahlu pay; and will
I (oreilittc mnrtKaitri and Iit;iitiat9
1 loaiiK, without expense to Mmli;accfi
jnd Money I.t'iiili i9,v.licii prartical.le.
Oflicca-NoithKesti ru roomt, firet
flour. Com thunse.
3DR. B.C.REDFEARN,L
DENTIST.
Chaises
leasotiahlt
Satisfac
tion Kiiar.
anteed.
Office over
English
Drug Co l.
HCNROE.N.O.
Will be at Marshvillr, N. C.nn fit at
i of each month, tud
second and fourth
t, l hone ill
i . . v.
Special Designs in Marble and Granite
Monuments, Tombstones, Monu
ments, Iron Fences, Etc.
We have just received our first car of Marble, con
sisting of a real nice line of finished Monuments, Tablets, i ud third u.uuy
O . ia( Matthew! on
etc., and cordially invite anjone in need of work in our MoJy
line to call around at our yard and we will take pleasure: Notice of Administration.
in quoting prices. It snail be our aim to do first-class'
work and at the very lowest prices. 1 jT moS;.";
Remember we guarantee entire satisfaction and have USSy tfSS
come among you to stay.and aU we ask is to be sure and ! ' 'taM"Sh "Sj'S
1 .March, 1904, or tliia liotiite will b
866 US DeiOre yOU DUy. pUad.dinlaroftl,eirrKl,tofrecov.
ery.
All persons indebted In taid eatats
are notified to make prompt paymeot
and tave cot.
1 his the (Oh day of March, 1903.
W. G. LONG, Ailmr.
r.f Juhu E Morgau, deceased.
Rnluine & Stack, Attyt.
Respectfully,
J. E. EFIRD, Mgr., Monroe, I C.
Yard! at SUtesville, Salisbury, North Wilkesboro, & Monroe, N.C
Kola- Pally Ksrn H.M.T
twU-al Tiasa. (, Eavtora Tiaat.
W. F ARHAat, Atmt, Mouw, t
hattttOOdth
I bottiet. Poei
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
has stood tht test 25 yuan. Average Annual Sales over One and a Half Miffion
DOvst this record or merit aivoeal to vou no v-ure, no ray. w.
Iai(iota tetta tvary aottJai It Tata Cob tjacMtnt or tJrewe-l wtett mw i wa,