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MOUNT. AIRY, N. 0.. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1807.
no.
VOL. 10.
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HER LIFE TRULY SAVED.
Dr. Miles' Heart Care Docs It
Mr. Cliaa. I.a Point. well-known rwildont
of Ix nvrr, iiala thin un.i.rfiil nmwiy,
llrr tiifti.tiiiiirty wkirm I.J roiivluco all n lt the
worlli of tho Pit'W lliari.Curn anil lttwitora
tlv Nttrv'.mi. Hit kautr iluteil Sept. 1IIU,
lust, rnuUn aa follows:
Uhh. La Point, tlV Humboldt St.
"Typbr.i-l furrr lnft ma with IiiT.rt trouble
Of tlin miwt mrloin witiirn. ISmhliiK the
dtx-uira gave had any o:r.'t. I hail ai-wre
piiln. In I 'io hfiirt, and waaiinnMe In llon
my k'fi sM for limn- thuii lhrft mlnuu lit
filing. My h.iirittffini'J to ml In.hlm. ant
had .TiiiiihiTiiiK i'Us In whi.'h II wcnii'd
rnry breath would I ni liwi. Wo aoct-di-ntlj
k.iw mi aiivurilnt iiH'iitol
Dr. Miles New Heart Cure
and RawiornllTa Nt-rvlnn. and ntirrhawd a
b title el earn. AfitT liiklnn the n-imallt-a a
wwk, I could tie llfn d In a cliiilr and lt up
an hour, and Inarliurt time I wan alil l
do lnilitlinUKrwnrK. 1 ahull !' r-Yi'rfrniOfiil
to you lor your wonderful lutxllitiiu. Truly
the, -red n,,. rnAs t A poINT
T)r. MllwiMWtCurelaaild on a rKialttT
guaranto thai tho llit bottlt. will l.eiieBt.
All dniitnlBKin'll II at tl lailtli-a for IS or
It will unarm, itn-imid on ro-.'liit of price
by U Dr. Mill Motlical Co., tlkhart, lad.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
j. a. martin,
noTAHV puskie,
'HONES 21) AM '-0,
Mount Airy. N. C.
H. I. GltAVKS,
AttoPneyatJiaw,
MOUNT AIBY, N. C.
tr-Prai-Ucea In State and Fi'deral Court.
Prompt allentlou to collection of claims.
V. S. NKKDIIAM,
Attopney-'at-liaw,
Pilot Mountain, N. C.
Hmsi
t-Wlll practice in the Slate C'ouru. Col
lection ol clalina a apeclalty. Jant-Ura
GKO. W. SPARGKR.
Attopney-at"Law,
MOUNT AIBY, N. C.
-o4M
Will prarllc In State and Federal Court.
Spwlfl attention to eollec'lnn ol claims an!
iie Kollatli.K loitia.
W. F. CARTER,
i. R. LEWELLYN,
DOWW, N. C
MOUNT AIV, M. C
Cautkr & Lkwkllyx,
4 MUopneys-at-ka w.
trr-Praetlce in the state and Federal Court.
Prompt atu-ntlon given to all bu .tuess entrust
ed to their care.
J. H. SJakemope,
PHOTOQRAPHER
MOUNT AIRY, N, C.
la prepared to make all the Sew and Artistic
Stylo, la up with the times and will give you
t) nit -i Uhh work.
DR. C. W. BANNER,
DENTIST,
Mount Airy, N. C.
Oiliee over Taylor & Banner' Drug;
rUore.
Otlice hour 8 a. m. to 6 p. ra.
SALEM
ACADEMY AND COLLEGE,
Fun nearly luo years tbla Institution forthe
hlk'her elu -aUoti ol young women bus occu
l.ied the very Iront rank, and was never inoie
iiuiiierously a'U-nd.-d than now. It Is nut only
14-jvidod with a lilfc'h-ttrnue College courw but
lias eiiierta In all ot lla speeial :hixiuiuf MiikIi:
Art tlot'Ulh n. commercial and Indumrlal
htud'ea. e will lie pleased W K-nd naialiigue
on anpacalliin. Term beglim Heptemoer rd.
on a iui joujj JLCLfjWKLU nnci.
baleui. North arollna.
JOS. NATIONS,
HIALKB IN
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
Of all kinds, rVwinK Mai-hine. M'lairal
InatrumpiiU.Ac WaU'bea.tMiK k and
Jewelry r'P'rttl in lo-at ailile man
ner and tatiafaotiiin guaraiiteed If you
want to aave money ee me before
makitic your purchaae or having your
-work done
Bnrial Robes, Slippers, 4c
A full tk of all le. and qiialitle. kept
oa hand, and at rraoaablr prirwa.
Star. room, uiumira over M.I- rtter
on'. .tor, nn Main HtrtM. Kwideaoa,
Srat bona North of tb railroad.
HTATi:
Horinal and Industrial School.
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HHI.lt IX
Col, Mil,
A North Carolina King.
Two or throe vta'S ai a young
Notth Crolinii'in namud IIoIjIr-d
went to New York, rc.i'lt'il there
BOino titno, met young Imiy with
whom he full in lovn, the passion
was rtciprocittcd, hik! the twain bo-
came etigv0''-
IIoMkb' Boiiroo of income wa
BomcwhHt prerarions Hiid not wtiat
he deemed satisfaetory upon which
to commence housekeeping and lie
determined to seek his fortune. Af
ter vowing eternal constancy ho set
bail for Kuropo and in course of
time from there brought up in Aus
tralia. He thcro procured a position on
a local paper and in his profusion
dicplayid so much enterprise that
his employers in course of time sent
him to inves'igate the slave trade in
the Indian Ocean.
The vessel on which he sailed waa
wrecked and everv soul on board
except himself whs drowned. He
was tound insensible on a corral
reef bv a tiiirtv ot cannibal islanders
who took him prisoner and he was
reserved to bo served at a state din-
Der later on.
The daughter of the King, a dus
ky but comely maiden, sought his
liberty at her father'- hands, and
used such argiimeuts as Biiccedod.
About this time a torimuame re
bellion broko out in the dusky
King's dominions, and our Carolina
bov. with his inherited warrior
spirit, advised a plan of campaign
to put down tlio rebellion, which
being followed whs so eminently
successful that the King's foes were
almost annihilated and as a reward
for his genius and valor Hobbes was
made Prime Minister.
Tho dusky Prneeea waa very
much in love with our hero, and did
not fail to let the tact bo known,
hut Hobbes eloquently and pathet
ically related how he loved his New
York sweetheart and could not,
therefore, share his love or be un
true to his American fiancee. Tho
Princess accepted the situation, but
she was euro stricken and pined
a way and soon died.
Her deuth was a severe blow to
the King, who grieved intensely
and soon utter died.
Hobbes had in tho meantime be
come so popular with tlnseibland
people that he was unnnimonely
elected to bo Kins: and is now King
XIaleto.
The sciine! is as interesting as any
part of the story.
A few weeks aio Kinu Maleto
landed in New York, Bought out his
lady love, Imd a royal wedding, and
fcfter a few weeks ot civilization de
parted for his ielatid kingdom,
where, let us hope, he may forever
reijrn in pence, the brave and ad
venturous, constant, North Carolina
King.
Pennsylvania's State House Burned.
The Pennsylvania State capitol,
at Hairicburg, whs entirely destroy
ed by tire Tuesday, together with
ualiiublo paper and records. The
loss on the building is estimated at
$l,.r00,00i, while no money value
C4in be placed on tho rt cords con
sumed by the tires.
The tiro ws difcovered about one
o'clock, end in an hour nothing but
a untesof ruins lemaiued ol the his
toric old building, which was erect
ed in 1822.
The house was in session and tho
senate was about to convene, after
a lew minutes recess, when tho
(lames were discovered. Smoke
could be seen in small volumes pour
ing from the windows. The mem
bers were Dot mindful of it until
the clouds rolled by the window.
Instantly there was a motion to ad
journ and all was consternation. In
the seiiHte Setiator J. C. (irady, of
Philadelphia, warned the senators
and there waa a general hustle to
remove effects. The tire depart
ment whb slow to arrive, and the
bote men about the capital were
doing their utmost to check 'he
blaze. At lat the fire companies
started streams on the senate wing
loof, now a sheet ot flames. The
water was hardly iorce enough to
reitch the blaze. The building was
soon a tnat.8 ot smouldeiiiig ruins.
Two or three mcmliers of the
legislature had ulose calls, comin,
veiy near to los'iig their lives. One
Rcrator lutt $5,oU0 in cash in the
tire.
Tho ge:ieial assembly i transact
ing business as Usual and in differ
ent parts of the city. An iiiinierire
new capitol will le erected at once
to cwt at least f 2,500,(iU0. Phila
delphia would lie glad to rebuild
tree of cost to the State in order to
net the capitol there. That is not
l.kely to happen.
No matter how the w inds may
blow the Cubans manage to keep
it warm for Weyler.
DELICATE WJL"
FEMALE
REGULATOR.
IT IS A SUPERS TOfiio nd
exerts a wonderful influence in
strengthening her system by
driving through the proper chan
nel all impurities. flcalUl anfJ
rtnn.h are Guaranteed to result
trom ru use.
My win w !HMa for e!rbia avwiih.
a!i. r Bina bKALif 1 1 L.l a Ff MAl.R k.uij
JUATVM hut l.oa&nnin t retlib. WeiL
i. M. JuufOM, aUivera, Aim.
UiNmi trerUTOB ro-. inuri, sa,
SaM H ail ftraeram at Si fm Uttto.
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
STATE ITEMS OF IMPORTANCE GATH
ERED FROM OUR MANY WIDE
AWAKE EXCHANGES.
Mrs. O. It. Uobmson, mother of
Editor J. A. Uobinson, of tho Dur
ham Sun, died Tuesday afternoon,
at Orange, Va. She was (i'J years
old.
Tho Monroo Join rial says that
Judge Norwood said to a gentleman
there that if it were not for Ids
family ho would put an end to his
life.
Mr. Macon Thornton, proprietor
of Thornton's prescription drug
store, in tliu Arlington Hotel build
ing, m.uloan assignment last week.
Chai lotto News.
Last year in a wreck on the Wes
tern North Carolina railway at Old
Fort, Enifineer James and Fireman
Howard were killed. The widows
of each sues tho Southern railway
lor $30,000.
Elder W. J. Shipley .accompanied
by another elder, arrived in Kinstcn
Saturday. They are "Latter-day
Saints," or Mormons, and propose
to work in this section. We believe
they aro tho first Mormons to come
to Kington since this writer has lcen
here. Kinston Free Press.
An old darkey by tho name of
Isham Outlaw, claiming to be f0
years of age, and living on the lands
of Mr. J. K. Rhodes in Indian
Springs township, fainted and toll
in tho fire Sunday, a week ago
yesterday, and was burned so badly
that he died last Saturday morning.
Goldsboro Argus.
Notwithstanding the large num
ber of new buildings erected in
Elizabeth City, there is a demand
for more houses to rent. More new
houses are under way, and still more
will be needod. Our population is
continually increasing. We believe
that a correct census would show it
to be over 7,000. Elizabeth City
Carolinian.
An incident occurred at the home
of Henry Wood, colored, in Greens
boro, which is probably without a
parallel, S;iys the Ueoord. Henry's
wife died of pheumonia Saturday
night and several neighbors came
in to sit up with the corpse. During
the night the floor gave way and the
head piece of the bed on which the
coipso was lying broke. When
those who had ai-sc tuhled to spend
the nitrht looked around they were
it t -
horror stricken to observe the
corpse standing upon her head with
her feet emerging through the
covering and in the air. The corpse
was soon replaced to its natural posi
tion. Lart Friday Claude Fesperman,
who lives in the vicinity ot Truut
matiV, met Shirley King, a colored
boy, beyond the depot. Fesperman
was carrying a kiiii and the boy was
carrying a rabbit. F-.-sperman ask
ed permission to shoot the rabbit but
the boy told him it was alieady dead.
Notwithstanding this answer Fes
perm.iii bla.ed away. Whelhtrhe
iiit the ulready dead cotton tail wa
not in evidence but he put a loud of
shot in King's leg. The wound is
not considered serious but is a pain
ful one. Fesperman was drinking
when tho shooting occurred. He
was arrested and given a hearing
before Justice Lewis, who sent him
to jail in default ot $100 bail.
Sutcsville Landmark.
Hightly understood, the university
is the head of tho public school sys
tem of the state, and as such it merits
the cordial and unstinted support of
all the people. The distinguiahed
geuth.'inan who has been called to
preside over the affairs of the uni
versity is a son of North Carolina,
an alumnus of the nuiversity, and
a teacher who has known no other
occupation. The first dollar ho ever
earned was as a public school teach
er ; the lirst speech he ever made
was in behalf of public education,
and although he hue oftiu spoken
in public, he has seldom dwelt upon
any other theme. With a promising
career before him in any profession
he might have chosen, he decided
to devote his time and talent to
training the mind and broadening
the intellect of the youth of the
state, licginniug his prufeesiotial
lite as a public school teacher, he
has rii-en, in the short space of tour
teen years, to the highest position
ot honor and trust in the line of his
profession within the gift ot his
iibiive state. lUleigh Tribune.
Catarrh in the Head
Is a dangerous dieens. It may lead
directly to eotieui.jp' iin. Catarrh
is caused by impure blood, tt:nl the
true way to cute it is by purit)ing
the blood. Hood's Saisaparilia
cures catarrh bt cause it removes the
cause f it by purifying the blood.
Thousands tistify th.il they Lave
been cured by IIooU's Sars-iparilla,
Hood's Pills are purely vegetable
and do not pure, pain or gripe.
II druggists. 2"c.
Much in Little
I. especially true of Hood' Pili. I. im m. ',
eiue ever contained so great eirat.e r :i
o amaU .iao. Tbry ar a lle i:Mui c
u
n
dTs
cheat, alwava readr. al
wajra Ararat, always aaV-tslartia-yi
art wot a euM
ar te.er, ear all Urn Ula.
Pilhi
M-s beadarh. buindice. eMtit oa. etr. sr.
Tbr aadj tiOt ao take with II. ud MrupanUa.
Tha New Secretary's Views on Finance.
Since Tianker Lyman J. Gage, of
Chicago, is to bo Maj. McKiuley's
Secretary of the Treasury, his views
on finance become itnportant, as his
policy will affect tho country in a
marked degree. In an authorized
interview he says :
"Our whole monetary fystem is
the resultant of makeshift legisla
tion and unscientific compromises.
It is titno that reform began.
"In my own opinion the green
backs should bo pcrtnanontiy retir
ed. The silver purchased under
the Sherman act should be gradual
ly sold and tho Treasury notes re
deemed and cancelled. Borne well
guarded system of bank noto circu
lation, broader and more elastic than
the present national bank act pro
vides, should bo inaugurated. .
"Such bank notes should be re
deemable at a central place and be
ledeemablo in gold only.
"Silver certificates, which form
nearly one-filth of tho circulating
medium ot the United States, are
uangerous. Fy their nse a volume
t f inferior money has found an ab
normal use. They aro the most per-
Uncle
plexing feature in tho inueh-iuvolv-ed
problem of our national finances
"There is no reason why the
Government should act as ware
houseman for either gold or silver.
Such a function is outside its prop
er limit of action.
"Put we are faced by a condition.
The enormous amount of $500,000,
000 ol silver, represented by $338,
000,000 in silver certificates, ndded
to the $150,000,000 purchased by
tho Government under the Sher
man act, constitutes a standing men
ace to every business interest.
"To 6Utn up, tiie defects of our
present currency system are :
1. "Confusing htterogenity which
needs simplification.
2. "The greenback controverts
the principle of paper money, viz:
that every note injected into the
commercial system should represent
an existing commercial value.
3. "The Treasury note is a stand
ing evidence of a foolish operation
tho creation of a debt for the
purchase on a falling market of a
commodity for which tho purchaser
has no use ; it lies open to the just
charge of being both idiotic and im
moral. 4. "The national bank note near
ly conforms to the true principle of
paper tnoney but the unreasonable
requirements for security paralyze
its efficiency and operate to destroy
its elasticity.
5. "The silver certificate encour
ages the use ot silver to a largerex
tent than is consistent with the safe
preservation of that metal on a par
i y wfth gold."
"Would national commission
help to promote reform I"
"There is reason to hope that it
would be of great service in that
direction. Such a commission if
rightly elected would throw a flood
01 light upon these involved ques
tions. The information it might
gather would be of immense value
to our people, and would guide us
to wise legislation.
"Emotion and sentiment are not
safe guides in matters ot science. A
eleur apprehension of true principles
will lead to correct actiou.
"Reaction will be siow, but it is
coining, aud it will be of long dura
tion." -
Ijist Friday Mr. J. I Torrence
butchered one of the big hogs lie
has been feeding with more or lees
attention for some time. He
weighed it in the presence of a num
ber of neighbors and found that Lis
favorite porker tipd the beam at
C'.'3 pounds, net. Gastorii Gazette.
Mat ai the Head.
Aug. J. IJogel, the h ading Jrutrfjiai
ot Stiievt-porl La., any a: "ir. King's
Xew Jiiaeovery ia the only ibing
thai cure my rough, and it ia the
beat teller 1 have" J. F. L'amihvll,
merchant of .SjtToid, Aria., write.
"Or. Ktnjj'a Near Iicoery i all
that i claimed fur it; it never faila,
and ia sure cure fur cor sumption,
cough and cold. I cannot say
enough for it merits." lr. King'e
New Ii-cvery for consumption,
oouijlia and colli ia not an expert
mrnt. l tiaa been tried lor a qnar
t r ol a eei.lurv, and today stand
a', the heail H nevi r liaiHiini.
Free trial bollloa at Taylor 4 Ban
ner's Drug Store.
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
ItaLKMH, N. C, February 2.
Hills and resolutions wete iutrodncd
as follows :
Py Senator Grant, to stimulate
local taxation in rural districts.
I5y Senator Ilardison, to protect
the peoplo ol the state from diseases
in second hand clothing ; also to pro
hibit the sale of liijiior under police
supervision.
I5y Senator Ilardison, to increase
the public school fund in tho state.
l!y Senator Poison, to increaso
the public school fund from foes in
the secretary of Rtate's oftioT).
I3y Senator Clark, to authorize
iriayors in towns and cities to solem
nize marriage ceremonies.
Among bil's introduced in the
house were tho following :
By Mr. Sut;on, to provide that
the existence ef a life estate in any
land shall nor be a bar to eale for
partition of such land.
Tho bill to amend tho law as to
tho regibtratio i of pharmacists was
taken up. I. provides that tho
word "registered" bo stricken out
and. tho word "licensed" take its
Sam begins to rnnke preparations
Inauguration, Hcrcli 4th, '97.
place.
Mr. Hansci- Hsked leave to have
the senate's f eo silver instruction
resolutions pi iced on the calendar.
There was in. tant protest by repub
licans. He made a motion to his
pend the rules. The democrats
voted ayo and the republics:. s no.
The motion to siiepend was lost.
Mr. McCr.iry's bill to reguUte
assignments ciino up with an un
favorable report. He offered an
amendment as follows: "That till
conditional 6ales, assignments,
mortgages, di:eds in trust or confes
6ions ol judgment executed, made
or given by any debtor in favor of
a creditor, either upon account or
Other obligati !), which are executed,
made or give 1 to secure or have the
effect of secii'ing any debt, obliga
tion, note or bond which gives
preference to any creditor or maker
shall be abso utely void as to pre
existing ered tors." Mr. McCrary
defied any or-.i to prove the bill as
thus amende'! was not absolutely
honest. lied clared the assignment
act of 1815 was meritorious and
hence he and Blackburn had voted
againet repea'ing it.
Mr. Sutton, of Cumberland, asked
to submit a q'lerli in why people of
North Carolina should be pi t on
different footing from those of other
states. Ho said theie were pre
ference laws hi other states; that
tho assignment act of 1815 caused
widespread dismay in the state and
that there was great dissatisfaction
at its repeal. He moved to table
the amendment.
Tho motion prevailed, tbu-, of
course, carrying the bill with it.
McCrary I -dgi d a motion to re
consider this vote.
Kalkioii, N. C, February 3.
Bill and r solutiutiS wire intro
duced as follows :
By Senator Alexander, to pro
vide for the en eti in of a building
for the deaf and dumb at Moigau
ton. By S'.-nator lYrso 1 (colored), to
prevent d'scnmiiiati ri in passenger
aceiiiiiinodaroris ; hUo to ngulate
ollicial bonds of Elgi combe county.
By Senator Maxwell, to provide
tor divorces i:i ceaUiri ca.- s ot
females und- r IS v.. irs i f ;tge.
Tho follo'.ing bill 1 pas t.d :
Fixing the time lor the qualifica
tion of justi's of the eace, pro j
viding the term ol otlice rhall iiegin I
as soon as th y qualify.
10 make iuardiai s, adminietr
tors and ex cutois indictable for
miappropri..tiou of funds.
To pay registers ol deeds 10 cents
for each copy sheet of 10i) words
tor record in election return.
To provide that any note, bood,
bill, inort.'ai'e or any nrivaio ohli
gat ion may be paid aud discharged
in any Kino 01 money at its luce
value at the time of maturity.
Senator Wakefield, who sopptrt
ed ibis bill, f tid he was s true popu
list, notwithstanding the fact that
tie newspapers Lad stated he had
voted for M.Kinley. He declared
he voted for Bryan, and when he
came to thntlate ticket he had voted
it fusion do n to constable. He
siid he ha-i voted fur Senator
Prilchard I Muse he thought that
waa carrying out cooperation.
Bills were introduced in the
house as follows :
Py Mr. Price, to amend the law
as to election of county superinten
dents of education to as to restore
the same.
liy Mr. Hare, to prevent destruc
tion of live trees by lumbermen ;to
protect owners of timber trees.
1'y Mr. Cunningham, to amend
tectio'is of the codo so that whete
issues of fact Arise in an action of
which tho courts ot equity of the
state had jurisdiction prior to the
constitution of 1803, or in a com
mon law action upon equitable
rights, involving equitable relief,
compiilsoiy references shall not de
prive either partpr of his constitu
tional right to trial ot issues of tact
arising in the pleadings.
I5y Mr. Dixon, of Cleveland, to
repeal tho 110 annual license tax on
physicians.
The assignment bill, which was
tabled yesterday, was recommitted
to the judiciary committee, which
will C3nsider it, and if it is not in
accord with the supreme court's de
cision, will make it so.
The bill ot Mr. Sutton, of Cum
btrland, to prevent lynching, by
empowering the governor to con
for the
vene special courts instanter in ex
Inordinary cases of emergency, was
recommitted to the judiciary com
mittee. It "jives the governorpower
to convene supreme court, when not
in fession, in his judgment, and this
court shall give precedence to all
such cases upon the governor's sng
gestion, and the attorney genera
shall prosecute all such cases.
Tho bill to allow the governor to
appoint female notaries public,
winch was favorably reported, failed
to pass 44 to 55.
The following very important
bill passed.
Section 1. That it shall lie unlaw
ful for any railroad company to
purchase or lease any line of com
peting rail way or to enter into any
contract with a competing line of
railway calculated to defeat or lessen
comjietition in tins state, or to enter
iiito any contract, combine, pool or
association organized in or out f
the state, operating directly or in
directly, by lease or otherwise, anv
competing lino cf railway calculated
to defeat or lessen competition in
this state, and in railway chartered
by this state or operating, by lease
or contract or otherwise, any line of
railway, steamboat or other trans
portation company in this state shall
purchase, own or control, either di
rectly or indirectly, any stock of any
railway company operating a com
peting line in this state, and any
person or corporation violating the
provisions ot this section shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
and upon conviction shall be fined
not less than $500 or more than $1,
0(10 for each day's violation of the
same, in discretion of the court
Sec. 2. That any citizen of js'orth
Carolina who will provide for secur
ing costs as prescribed in other civil
actions shall be authorized, on be
half ot himself and other taxpayers,
to institute action to have declared
null and void any agreements
entered into by any railway com
panics in violation of the forcgoine
sec'ion, or when the state is intorest
ed as stoi kho'der in either of the
corporations which are patties to
such agreement, whether heretofore
mide or hereafter to be made.
either any citizen who will provide
ior aecuiitig cue bat siorcsaio, or tue
governor stiiitl be authorized to
prosecute on behalf of the nucule
any actiou for tho purptise ol having
such agreement declared void, and
the governor is hereby authorized
to pay out ot any money uot other
wise cxprtBoly appropriated, costs
incurred in the prosecution on be
half of the state of any such action.
The bill passed providing that in
case a person who makes a deed re
fuses to acknowledge its validity,
witnesses may le subpoenaed to
prove the grantor's handwriting.
The house met at 7:30 p. ru.
A resolution waa adopted, urging
our senators and representative io
congress to secure the repeal of the
civil service law.
The bill to rrdncc the salary of
the state librarian from l,(oO to
$S0O eante up with favorable report.
Mr. Currie was the author. Mr.
Lusk moved to table, and on thia
Mr. McKonre demanded the yeas
atid nay. The vote wai yeas, 45 ;
nays, 44.
The bill to repeal chapter 490,
public laws of lb'J3, was supported
by Mr. Chapin, who saiti the pur
pose waa to make a land grant color
ot title.
Mr. Lusk said there was a hot
discussion on tho bill in the judici
ary committee, which reported it
favorably. Ho opposed tho bill,
saying it was unfair.
Mr. Sutton, of Cumberland, said
it was far reaching, and moved to
recommit to the judiciary commit
tee, which course was taken.
The bill passed providing for
graded schools at Whitcvillo.
Your Present Need
Is pure, rich blood, and a strong
and healthy body, because with the
approach of spring and tho begin
ning of warmer weather your
physical system will undergo radicul
changes. All the impurities which
have accumulated during colder
weather must now bo expelled or
serious consequences will result.
The ono truo blood purifier promi
nently in the public eye to day ia
Hood's Sarsararilla. Its record of
cures ia unequalled. Its sales are
the largest in tho world. A few
bottles of Hood's Sarssparilla will
prepare you for spiing by purifying
and enriching your blood and toning
and invigorating your whole system.
Mr. Junius M. Lee died Sunday
night at his home in Providence
township. Two weeks ago Mr. Leo
fell into the fire while asleep in a
chair, and was very badly burned.
His injuries, although painful, were
not considered dangerous at first ;
in fact ho was improviug, when by
imprudence he had a relapse, aud
lockjaw sot in. He was conscious
at the time of his.dcath. Charlotte
Observer.
It Cured Them All.
Mr. Henry Shira, Girard, Ala.,
says : "Two years ago I had & severe
case of Grippe and could not re
cover from its effects. About a year
ago I tried King's Royal Germetuer
and was soon well. It also cured
me of bowel trouble, which I had
lor four yeare, and I find it to be a
quick cure for headache. It cured
my wife of Grippe also, and she
says it is the best thing she can get
for Asthma and Vertigo. I heartily
recommend it as a good family
medicine." New package, large
bottle, 108 doses, $1. For salo by
Taylor ic Banner.
J. L. Wilkins, a Montgomery
county man, tells the World that
while on his way to Salisbury, Fri
day night, ho camped in a deserted
barn, and during tho night two
negroes came to his camp and re
lieved him of his money about
$20.
Don't dally with rheumatism.
Purify your blood and enre it at
once by taking a course of Hood's
Sarsaparilla..
-
HOW TO FIND OUT.
Fili a bottle or common water
glass with urine and let it stand
twenty-four hours; asendimentor
settling indicates a diseased con
dition of the kidneys. When urine
stains linen it is positive evidence of
kidney trouble. Too frequent desire
to urinate or pain in the back, is
also convincing proof that the
kidneys and bladder are out of order.
WHAT TO DO.
There is comfort in the knowledge
so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp Boot, the great kidney
remedy fulfills every w ish in reliev
ing pain in tho back, kidneys, liver,
bladder and every part of the uriuary
passages. It corrects inability to
hold urine and scalding pain in
passing it, or bad effects following
use of liquor, wine or beer, and
overcomes that unpleasant necessity
of being compelled to get up many
times during the night to urinate.
The mild and the extraordinary
effect of Swamp Root is soon realiz
ed. It stands the highest for its
wonderful cures of the most dis
tressing cases. If you need a medi
cine you should have the best. Sold
by druggists price fifty cents and
one dollar. For a sample bottle and
pamphlet, both sent free by mail,
mention The Mount Aikv Xkws
and send yaur full post-otlice ad
dress to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing-
hauiton, N. 1 . 1 he proprietors ot
this paper guarantee the genuine
ness of this oiler.
Tutt's Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills,
A CLEAR HEAD;
good digestion; sound sleep; a
"me appetite and a ripe old age,
are some of the results of the use
of Tutt's Liver Pills. A single
dose will convince you of their
wonderful effects and virtue.
A Known Fact.
An absolute cure for sick head
ache, dyspepsia, malaria, sour
stomach, dizziness, constipation
bilious fever, piles, torpid liver
and all kindred diseases.
-tt's Liver Pills
Hm4. w.wW ta nl.atM tf tar.
aita' k aim I'ti i umcm ewat a evfe"
f"" It Ifwe4 Rwernanrw eat '4
UAWtib) be. aUM. Nwve t iaataa
Ml
pii.tf; i
POVMB
Absolutely Pure
Cel. hrnti 1 i..r jt i nen'nif
arrer.trth arid t" r 0 ii.. M. Amiire
ihl I'kmI ntilMM uiinn n, , ,f,
nr ailiillTitl.. ci hi. in 111 to t tit. 1 1, in
hr.i i.li III J VI. Iiai.Im, i on 1'Kil
CO.. NBW lOHK.
CALL AT
EVERETT'S
tiist shop.
UK ADQ U AliTliRS
IOR
Tin and Reel Rooflnj?, (nitterinp
Ppouting, Valley Tin ail width
Hiincle r-tripa. &.,., Ac, 10.
Vt ater ana hteaui r it tiny or all
kind kept on hand. Th Old
Keliah'e Jerjkin (ilube A Check
Vavles, Kbermnn Injiotor, De
troit Lubricator are a few of tha
many reliable aupplica in stock.
Gun, Pistol. Hewing .Machin-',
an 1 liicycle repaired by the l st
skilieJ. "rkmen at (hurt notice.
We keep C1 Old Fashion Gotten
l'ot. Dish Panf, mwj IfV fact
everything in the Turn areX"-
A. J.1M, CVtTCU
The
Year
Round
Some Medicines bt-lonj to one
season ond some to oncther.
DR. KING'S ROYL GEF.f 'ETHER
IS If: SEASON ALL TljEYEf! ROUND.
IN TMIZ rRIIG
It pui ifies thfl blond, r. moves lanfraor
ana tti-preKsion, invijvn.us un.l exhila
rate i he w huic Bj st-ui.
IN THE SUMMER
It overcomes the ri l.viition nml debility
cnuwd by l:i it teen; her and corrects
Vowel troubles that are so prevalent
then. Iiestik-s. it nip.kes the most de
lightful aud refreshing drink.
IN THE FALL
When malaria, " ride on every paisi:!
breezi-," it is the (freat preventive atvi
the uofaiiiriff cure of troubles result
ing fi jm that, cauw:.
IN THE WINTER
It is s'ill needed f,ir ctirinp CVA1. Cr:i,
Catarrh, Rheumatism, and the ills tl at
iR-lonjr to cold seaMjna.
It does these thine, not la a feet la
and unoertain way, but with aaaui eJ
and triumphant power.
K.ip It In th. Ko.ts at AD Tin-.:.
tSoM by DniKirl'ts. new pad.-air, ! n e
boule. lflS Ckh.', One DoUu. Munu.'uti.n.l
ODiy by
THE ATLANTA CMWAL CO., ATLANTA, SA.
writ. fat' -ta-l'atfr B, Mailed Fmi.
Sold by Taylor L Banner, Druggists.
r
W. H. SIMPSON,
AC.KNT
For Fina Rr Slip
.ND IVTTI
IN OFFICE SUPPLIES.
AUx Numtrtnir Mrwb'ne, B.mk
.' p4, Hriuu Wittl lia.fr, iiurtilijji:
Hr- i'atv't-iiintr Via lhwh, Che k
Pro 'ecuirn, i uit. 4 -tut FutH-n-, o.r
poritioH vaIm. Itautl bnu.l lu.' jr No
iHr .aJ st'm rntttiiiijf u i.t it, feft
fA;llJf, I t-it t-iid '(m,i ilMntfafm, Kwl te-f
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Cmifurt mif-'jitv . hi.o al l.iti . t) loe-fe
jn- fMRHttif , I'M uriu-4 rtiiNiM.
li tuKf r. Vft rhHiiiJi ajiultw:i artr
no Mil ir f'-)ni tn.-ii uo t u ui
tffl Oiy pile.;-. t- ? i i, ,if r.rwiwHi.-ff-.
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Corre is g n tic nee
Solicited
THE SUN.
The liint of Amv:i'un ewhpajera,
Cii.tni k A. P.tx.t. llj-ior.
Th ) AnurK'-ni CVriktitijiion, t! 9
Anit riran idea, tL.' Amoct sii S"r I.
TbO:0 firt. I:i"l, Bu i 1.11 tlie to; e
forever.
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tilLT A&5Ulr, tl JAIL, UlU.l
The Sunday Sun
is the greatest Surulay Xarrfcr
ir, ihc wnrlj.
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