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MOUNT AIHY, N. 0., THURSDAY, MAHCII 28, 11)01.
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EK-PIHME F,,!,IISTER
Commends Perunato His Friends as
a Positive Catarrh Remedy.
5.
Hsa. (Ih Cwaar Xr sf
Tli Uon.CeUo t'lenar Moreno, rs-Prlmr Mltifntor of Hawaii, and projector of
thsTrana-Padflo cable, 1H78, la a dlattDKnlnhi) atataaman, and tha beat known
Italian In the country. In lettvr from Washington, . C, to the Pernoa Mtd
loinaCo., beaays i
-lean commend your great national catarrh cure, Peruna, to
' my Mends throughout the country as a safe, reliable medicine. I
know of no other tonic that will build a person up as well as Peruna.
It Is a positive cure for the universal disease, catarrh, and those who
will try this remarkable medicine will find a sure cure.
Very respectfully, Celso Catsar Moreno.
S. P. GKAVKS.
Attorney-at-Law,
MOUNT AIHY, N 0
tw fratiit-" II. "Hal " KHdtrnl ' mine
Ptofl'P' an""" tn Mm iima
Thomas H. Sutton,
MOUNT AIRY". N- C.
Wbl print cv In (lie rtlaUi .! rrdrl C urta
Novemuir till.
. r. CARTER,
aouarr aia-. a. a.
4. H. LlWtLLTS,
MWM a.C
Caktkk fc Lkwkllyn.
Attorneys-at-Law.
tWPraoUcetn inr Malt- .iod rrteraU win
prompt attention flvea to all mmih-m antruai
ad to their rare.
Dr. John E. Banner,
DENTIST.
OFFICE OVER TAYLOR S DRUC STORE.
PHONE 38.
Office Hour BiX) A. to 600 P M
Mount Airy, N. C
T. i. McCAKGO.
nOTARY PUBLIC
OFFICE OPPOSITE NEWS OFFICE.
MOUNT AlRV MOTEL BLOCK
Business Promptly ATTtaOEO To.
W. R. BADGETT,
ATTORNEY - AT -LAW,
PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C.
Will prai-iioe wherever and whenever
dcoirvd I'm 'lt and careful attention
given t ll tiuaineaa t'ullecliona a
apt-malty
DR W S. TAYLOR.
OFFICE OVM OHUQ STORE,
Er Ear, Nosb iti tat.
Kua-citl attention given to thia prae
ce on ' ediiemlaya and Saturdaya.
tice on
. . TXSB.
iki. nun.
TESII & IILLEY,
Coitrasta rs - aafl -:- BniMsrs,
MOUNT .A.RY, N. C.
Kutimat - funiUhed for any kind
of build ng Workmaiiahip flr(.-claw
atiafaction guaranterd, Contracta ao-
licited.
BADJ. IL D,
Phvaiciaa a .d Surgeon.
01ic: 121 i. Elm St , Greaatbarv, N. C.
(ovia rtaiM r erom )
a penal at4rBiio a.t W Ute oi of ibe
Eye. Ear. Nose. Throat.
on wiuolo nuur. : t-i t.
Do You Want
Tn .en-eive .d rrl'e troai
If W II' Kl li .) I IIM
vim . . fi li.-a : iriri
Hd fl ip' a '.
W. C. Fulton, Dobson, N. C.
4ll4li 10-
His, tete,
B:riil itstss. Slippers. c
A full wa t li m aua'lua.
tier rama, prfta aver Hr. W
V1 ! BV.-M.
B. A. 11 AN a AH-
OF HAVAHA. ISLANDS
Mi.
2i - l'rima MlnUter of Hawaii.
Stronf Drink Ruining- Scotch Cities.
Or Patrick, who Is coming ont to
W itini tf B0 (rinci pal ot Mitiituba
O Iipch, n h rc. nt nit'etitiif of the
I) ml e I'nehyteiy, in forcible
ferii.8 c tiiltvniied the drtv kennpei'
Imt i it vaili d in the citv which, lie
.hi'iI, hi mi nnnukil'le 8ctidl.
affilly he had 68' o yotiiif girlti
i'h tlit-ir Imir lianifinir down their
lucka, enti-rii'i? public boaws I'D
Sa'tirdny afternoons, a' d sotnelinifs
on other days. He qiiesiintied
wimther UicrH wit aov city id och-
Inn i tint et I so low iu this rep c
s DDndfe O ly Hie other tiijtht
he whs e- skiurf to a medical man
whn had traveli d a jfood deal and
whs in'in ati'ly ae"j ai ted with
o her citii'B in Scotiai'd. inelnditijf
..no which Hiey reard-d as in a roe
n spec's the !eo-t atTHCiivu from a
uMiral point of view namely,
b'itli, sin) he said in his deliberate
judgment the innrnl condition of
Dundee was even more d plombie
than the moral condition ol Leith
We em eiiniU- atateiuen'a with re
s eet to other Bcnt'ish ci'iea. Ex
The curitry (ms simply ben on
h hili tatiildiunk. 8o long as bafi
in-ss remains (food the people do not
top to think that the enorm us
drain of war taxes is tmipl v ttih
traded from what tlu-y mijjht have
hatd hut tor it. The s bering op
time will Cume later. A surplus
se ms to have o terrors now, but
hietory never fails to repeat ttseit,
and he dy ot reckoning for the
ruling reckless ex ravagmce ia an re
o cotim. tirt'ei sbnro ll cotd.
The lottery evil in Canada has
boon KuppresstHi by law, accord
ing to a dispatch received at the
state dojKirtment from Consul
General bittinger, at Montreal.
Although without any real sanc
tion of the law, lotteries have
fxihtd for a long time past in
Canada, and particularly in tho
city of Montreal, states the con
sul general, but now the man
agers have closed their shops.
Doctors Say;
DiliousanJ Intermittent Fevers
which prevail in miasmatic dis
tricts are invariably accompan
ied by derangements of the
Stomach Liver and Bowels.
The Secret of Health.
rhe liver is the great "driving
wheel" in the mechanism of
man, and when it is out of order,
the whole system becomes de
ranged and disease is the result.
Tutt's Liver Pills
Cure all Uvcr Troubles.
GKO. V. SPARGER,
Attotney-at-Law,
MOUNT AIRY, V. O.
trm mrm la Otata ana Federal rnrta
lnl atWBttoa to eauaeooa et ouiaa aaa
nilmt lana
LOOK OUT.FOR
toa T. Pena's Barber SI&
Vext Door to Blue Ridg Inn.
nmv- ttitif riim a 4 Is rvt.'i.
h'f tf1 mm. rif tmry 4M)ttlt
, - fm u, kM y vmp. .4
Tt4t,kuf ti m r4 win fnr a? pum
W a 4 wMtnttrtf tihh tmi of iftr
t-4 p'fitir f4 4ttar mi jM Vo my naa
' r i m pMHf fti i . i wmj
t 4 u win mm omiamii&.
Chartoa B. Royer, W. Wtahlnfrtetl
treet, Morrlatown, Pa., -writeat
'My o Ida at
daughter Malin-
da IU.er,loure-l
of deafneaa by
Peruna. When
ahe Ix-gantottke
Peruna we had to
gonpcloaeto her
and talk vary
load to make ber
hear,
"After t a k log
one-half doaen
bottleaof Pernna
he can hear you In any part of the
room. She ran hear an ordinary con
venation." Thousands of people have ca
tarrh who would be surprised to
know It, because It has been called
some other name than catarrh.
The fact Is, catarrh Is catarrh
wherever located; and another
fact which Is of equally great Im
portance, "that Peruna cures ca
tarrh wherever located.
Catarrh Is an American disease.
Fully one-halt of the people are
afflicted more or less with It In
some form. Previous to the dis
covery of Peruna, catarrh was
considered well nigh Incurable.
Since the Introduction of Peruna
to the medical profession thou,
sands of cases are cured annually.
Mr. W. M. Holland, of Hart well,' Ga,
proprietor of the Ilartwell Tin Worka.
wrltea of Parana a follow a i
"I am more than pleated with the
benefit derived from I'erana. Tho
win trof HUM my weigh t was I M pound.
UMd aereral bottlea during the winter
nd now weigh 211.
"I have recommended it to all my
friends both aa a toou; aud catarrh cure.
If I had been lucky enonph to have Keen
it aereral year a Peruna would have
aaved me much inconvenienea. I can
never lie too thankful to yon for the
beueflta received from your valuable
remedy. My mother has alw) been won
derfully benefited by your valuable
remedy."
Addreaa The Peruna Medicine Co.,
f'nhi rn bun, ()., for free catarrh book.
Carrying Concealed Weapons.
The North Cii rolina Law Journ
al says that cases of carrying
concealed weapons am ever on
the Increase and that how to pre
vent it is a puzzle to judges ami
legislators; that there, are some
jK-rsons who favor making this
crimea felony but this, it thinks,
is entirely too harsh. In a great
majority of such cases in court,
it says, judgment is susjM'ndiMl
on payment of cost, and it quotes
wilii approbation what is said to
be the rule of Judge Shaw, of
tho Suix-rior Court bench, to tine
every defendant convicted of this
offence $13 and costs, to be paid
before court adjourns, the de
fendant in default of payment to
go to the chain gang.
We should think it just ns well
for a judgo to have a rule for
such cases and apply it uniform
ly. All this class of legislation
is wrong. It is nobody's busi
ness what a man has in his pock
et so long as he makes no iui
proiier use of it wheu he has
done that is the time to punish
him; not In-fore, besides, this
statute about the carrying of con
cealed wcajxnis places the law
abiding citizen nt the mercy of
the lawless; a certain class of
citizens oley the law and another
class does not, but goes around
tho same as if there were no
statute forbidding its doing so.
At the same time, as long as this
law is ou the books it ought to
be enforced and the punishment
made to apply equally in every
case, not alone by one judge but
by all. The offender should
know what to exiect and if he
did not govern himself according
ly it would be his own look-out.
Charlotte Observer.
Officinl retDtaig lio that there
are 20,371 white citizens of Mifsin
cippi ai-Ac-6d fur poll tx who tieg
Irced or refused to pay the uie,
md have, in coiiterjiieiice ditfran
cliist d tlienibelvee. This mesne that
there are at leaHt 20,371 white men
in t lie State who cauuoi vote in an;
election for two yearn and ctmiot ait
njurietor petition for or vote iu
alical optiuu election, or do any
thingelHi H at a qualitii d electorcn
do. The return ale" tihuw iliat tin re
ure in the ftate ot MiMiwippi 1 1,
85 negroes a8e8.-d for poll tax
who have failed or n fm-ed to pay
the aa'ne, rod thus ditfrant-h'eed
ihciuselvee. The poll tax is (2.
m -
Protected from foreign cfmteli-
tiou by k 45 per ct tit. tariff, the man
otacturers ol tin Cans have Ci-ciaa
t-i form a Truft to dtroy ll do
miotic competition and kiH-p the
coi'sumersi f the country ondt-r iheir
heel, bot the people l et d not look
to a Uepublican Ooiirfs for ny
iiioditk-aoou of the tariff, unli t and
uutil a C"tiitiiinti n of Enropeao
couiiti'ita f. rcee it by patting op a
amalar tariff wall to abut out our
Kooda. Brooklyn Citizen.
Question Answered.
Yea, Augutt Flower atill has the
largr.t a la of any BirJicim- in tliv eivil
unl world. Your aiuttiera' and urand
mKbera' never tbougtit ot u.ing an
ihinf rlaa for loaiK- i or liiliu
iuh. iimitjiri wmw vak1. and thrv
wldora hrard of AprwndiciLU, Nervoua
frvwirattonor tlartlaiiure.eie. lorj
uard Auguat lopr to cl--au out 1 1.
,j,irm aud atop fcrtnntlioii of u nUi-Kt-atMi
food, rtulat ilia arlioo ol -1
lir,a(jmulailheoervrHia andonrante
a. ti'ol llif '- and Ibat ia ail ihrv
. . . i J.,, I , I A . L
lottx w r rn irvoii"! wun u ii.
awadarbr aod ol iifr arhea. Yoo only
itwd a f do of tirv-u Auguat
lliiarr, in liquid form, to siake ) ou
aatntlrd thr ia Loilor.g arrioua lr
muut ita you. J or aala ty 1. W.
W aa, Prcfim Mo Arf , 0,
Vi
Matlnita Royar.
The Faie of Ex-Presidents.
The death of Jlenjamin Hard
m ntruiii confers upon fSrover
ClfVeliind the distmctton or w-
inir the only living ex-President
of th United (States. Unco te
foro ho held tho saino rxiition
That was in tho early part of
mm, the death of Kutlierford li.
Hayes, on January 17th of that
year, leaving Wr. Cleveland then,
as now, tho only surviving form
er incumbent of tho presidency.
On March 4th of the same year,
however, he changed places with
(General Harrison, who bcnmo
an ex President, whilo Mr. Cleve
land hecamo an actual a well as
an ex-President. Tho Presidents
of the United States have usually
ljen well along in years when
they have attained their high
office, and, of late years fHpecuil
ly, the hand of death has not
Iierinitted the vexations question
as to what should lo done with
our ex-Presidents to claim much
attention.
After tho death of Andrew
Johnson in 175 there was no
surviving ex-President until
General Grant left office two
years later, hut there has always
been at least one ex-President
living since that time. General
Arthur lived less than two years
after retiring from tho presi
dency, and (ieneral Grunt linger
ed for eight years, much of tho
time in great suffering. Four of
tho Presidents William H. Har
rison Zachary Taylor, Abraham
Lincoln and James A., Garfield
died in office, and James K. Polk
lived in retirement only three
months. Millard Fillmore, how
ever, survived lor twenty one
years, and lived long enough to
again boa candidate for the of
tiee of President, afU?r two inter
vening terms. G rover Cleveland
is another instance of an ex
President running for the office
after an intervening term, and
in his caso success crowned the
effort to return to the White
House. Two other Presidents
equalled or excelled Fillmore in
the length of time passed in re
tirenient after leaving tho presi
dencyMartin Van Huron and
John Adams. Tho latter passed
a full quarter of a century in
neglect by tho public; but Van
Huron, liko Fillmore, survived
his retirement' for twenty-one
years, and, again like Fillmore,
became the candidate of ft minor
party tho Free -Boilers for tho
presidency alter tlie lapse or two
Utiiis.
John Quincy Adams, who sur
vived his retirement from tho
presidential office nineteen years,
occupies the unique position in
American history of being the
only ex President who returned
to active political life as an office
holder. Two years after his
singlo term in the presidency ex
pired, ho surprised tho country
by accepting a seat in the lower
house of Congress, of which
body he remained an active ami
influential member for seventeen
years, and died in tlie jiontieal
harness,1 for he was in his seat
in the House when stricken by
paralysis, and his last words
were, "This is tho last of earth!
I am content!" Few of his pre
decessors or successors in the
highest office of the country have
been able to say as much, and
none of them have given a better
answer to the question. What
shall we do with our ex Presi
dents? Philadelphia Evening
Telegraph.
Honesty In Business.
The part that character ploys in
modern badness life comes out
clearlf in an rticlon 'A Borrower
as a Iki.ker S es Him," contributed
by Lindsay D -itoii to the March
number ot I he Wmld s Work "It
la quite possible, Mr. UetiMoti
rit.s, quoting Mr. Task, "lor a
man ot known integrity to b rrow
million dollars on a piece ol prop
erty worth approximately a million
Hart A man of known bad Chir
ac t-r, on the oiher baud, could not
pisibly borrow more than half as
mnch ; perhaps not so moch aa half
as mnch. Amon the men who are
the powers in the banking bnsirjes
it i no uncommon matter for a man
to overdraw his account in a bank
tor hundreds of thousands of dollars
tor a day or two withont a word of
comment from tne officers of the
bank. They know that he knows
what he is doiny; they know that
he would not overdni if he were
not able to make good the deficiency
promptly ; they know that be is au
in tn et man, and will make the
deficiency good, and the transaction
does not call for S' much a a vi r
bal understanding. It ia bated al
together npo . honor."
Tbe military spirit is on top io
one of tbe Nebraska d it t nets.
Notwithstanding reports of baling,
here are 400 applicants for Weai
Point. 13ut rhre is no rush to
eulitt in the United States Army as
privates.
im aii tisi ram viti
Pain-Killer.
Vcm easMt la ft
fHfat at (iff A atja guttata ftiif ttfca
a
Cramp, D larrhoaa, Ceitfe, f j
Cougha, Neuralgia, ft
RFtaumatlem.
9 amI (4 oral ftsslttfttt. 3
St' Cslt l aiNun.t g
PERRY OAVIt I
4
THE FHILIPPLNE ISLANDS.
An Experience of Eighteen Months
on this God Forsaken, Cannibal
ized Blot on the Face of
God's Green Earth.
The Gold Leaf is In receipt of tho
following unique combination of ha
itior, sarcasm, trnth and irony altoot
tho Philippine Inlands, written by
Vance county man doinjr sort ice in
that fat off land as one of Uncle
Sam's boy in hluo. The author is
Mr John II Ilurwell, a brother of
Mr. Walter l. Uurwell, of Hendcr
son. Ir cold irony, cutting sar
casm and a fine sense of humor, his
production stirnps him as a writer
of no mean parts as to the peculiar
style ftlfVcted. Mr. l'xirwo!) writes
from a familiar knowledge of this
niitj- ef. after ao experience of one
nd half years on the aforesaid
Philippine Wanda. He says!
The Philippine Islands are a bunch
of trouble gathered together on the
Western horizon of cirilnsation.
They are bonuded on the north by
rocks and des'mction ; on tbe KH
by fvphions and monsoons; on the
tioutb bv cannibalsaod earthqnakes;
on the West by hoodooism and smug
tiers. The climate is a combination
of electric changes well adapted to
raising cain. The soil is t xtraordi
uarily fertile, producing large crops
of insurrections and trickery. The
inhabitants are very industrious,
their chief occupation being trencb
building and the manufacture of bo
lide, knives, and reloading Homing
ton cartridges. Their amusements
are Cock fighting, monto dealing,
thieving and cheating. 1 heir diet
counts a of rice boiled rice, stewtd
rice, tried rico, cooked rice, at.d rice.
The Filipino marriage service is
very impietive,espcci-iily ! lie clause
therein the wife is given tbe privi
It ge of woiking as much as her tins
band desires. The beasts of burden
are carabou; on a three-mile jour
ney only ten days rations need be
taken, but if the journey is one hun
dred miles the drivei would die of
old age b fore reaching his deetiua-
iiou. The rivers are serpentine in
c.otirHO, the current ranning in op-
poaition to all known laws of gravi
tation. Manila, the capital and prin
cipal city, is situated ou Manila 1'ay,
a iarira land-lockvd body of water,
mil i f tilth, sparks and bpamsh sub
marine boats. Cavite, the next city
of importance, is ootid for its naw
urul laciiiiua tor a Naval fetation,
and for i'S Urge number of salons
and Chinamen. The principal ex
poits of tne Island are rice, hemp
and war bulletins. The principal
impot is are American soldiers, arms,
ammunition, beer and tobacco. Ma
laria ia ao prevalent that on various
occasions tbe Islands have bten
atiakeii with a chill. Luzon, the
forgf! of the group, resembles one
ot Cy Green's cas. oil' boots. Com
in n u iet ion has been te'ablihc-d be
tAeeu tbe uuuierous lalauda by sub
aiiiutiug the mosquito fur the carrier
pigeon, the inotquitiB being much
larger aud betier able to endure the
latigue of tbe j nmcy. The native
Cusiume conaisu of a flour sack tkd
arouud the waist. Children twelve
years of age wait till the next year
for tbt-ir clothes. Tbe towns are an
aggregation of shacks built of bam
boo and tull of tilth, flcac, cut dog",
cats, burets, chickens, pga, thus, bed
bugs and lice. Tbe taimly all sleep
oil leruis of equality. Tbe native
drink ia biuo, concentrated tarantula
poisou, cactus juict , barbed wire aud
tutkod ligntiiiug. Tbe Phiiippioea
is an appropriate present for a dead
iy enemy.. Tbe natives are friends
at tbe point of a gun. The climate,
pleasaut and healthful for roaches,
tarantulas, alligator , scorpions, cen
tipedes aud suakes. The soil, adapt
ed to raising foul odors and diseatfes.
1 be Islauda, a God forsaken, ennni
bahz.d, Aguiualdo-iufested blot on
Ututaceot God's green eat th. lien
dtravu Gold Leal.
Manila far from Peaceful.
Recently a special corref pondotit
of tbe Temps, in a letter from Ma
nila, says the condition there baa
been worse since the election than
it was before. Martial law is en
forced brutally, the prisons are
packed, harmless folk are imprison
ed or depoited on information of
low cme natives or secret police
employed by Americans.
among loyal natives there ia a
general reigu of terror, and the
Coiropondeut propbeaiea a rccru
denounce ot tbe rebellion iu districts
now declared to be pacified.
May be War.
A late Washington special says
the United f5tat?ttnay beat war
with Morocco next week. When a
nation calls upon another nation for
aa apology, and that apology is not
forthcoming , tbe ntx' step is nsoally
to begin hostilities.
If the Sultan of Morocco does
not ruake prompt expression of re
gret for the incident for which U.
. Co.ol General Gammer has
been instructed to demand an apol
ogy, ibe Uoind States will probably
declare blockade of tbe ports ot
bis country and proceed to bring
him to terms by a show of force.
"A tlrrtit0atrit
Of large sorva on isj UtUadauchler'a
head developed iu a ee of scald
fcead," writoa V. D. Ibiil, of Morgan.
tA, Ttaa but lkukleii'a Amica
Salve cootplcte'r reml ker. Il'aa
g-uarantacd car for Ecsvroa, Tftter,
Salt Rbetim, Pimple, Sre, lrcra
in Files. Only V5 cents at Dr. W.
S-Tayter'a Drj Store.
" President Ashe Sulci.;es.
IasI Tnesd'iy" Charlo e New I
ont tins the following r pre id from
lcrkviMe, c.m'u CV.rohroi ;
Mr. John IJ. Asho, a p .onvnent
cilien of this place romtii ited sui
cide last night by jurnpit r in the
well on his pUro.
The town was aroused c ith the
diytrtsaing nws shortly nfter It
o'c'oek last night, the ho'!, of Mr.
Ashe havinsr bwn found in 'bo woll
at 11 o'clock by Mr. Geo. 'I,esry.
Mr, Ashe had been very despond
ent over ihe failure of i he York
Cotton Mill, of which he v is preei
dent, and had told his wlf . that he
was going to kill himself. She did
not think that he meant re ily to do
so, but was nneasy about h oi. List
night they retired at the o-'.tl hour.
Shortly befoe 1! o'clock Mrs. Ashe
woke Op and fotmd that her 'inshand
had left the bod. As hi.- clothes
were still on the chair shot uppostd
that he was oltewbere in t! s house.
She called him bat rec vtd no
answer. She becme aliitmed and
aroused the household. T e linuo
and yard were searched but the
mil in if man could not tie found.
Mr 0'Iary felt that th re was
soniDihing wrong, and with almost
premonitory feelings of what was
soon to be discovered, went t the
well and throwing a strong light
therein, peered down into i he dark
ness. Ilit fears were co firmed.
He saw a body floating on fop of the
water. He gave the alarm and in a
few minutes ropes and laddera were
arranged and the body bronght to
the surface. The familiar features
ot Mr. Aahe wereatoncon c ognined.
Tim distress of the wife can well be
imagined. The scene was one that
begKsrs discription. Poysieians
were summoned and all potable
done to restore life, but to no avail.
The body had been m the water
several lours. News &i tne d is-
trtssirg affair f pread quickly. Nutn
bers ot people spent tbe night at the
Ashe home, ministering m iiost they
could to the grief-stricken 'amiiy.
Mr. Ah io was president u d gen
eral manager of the York Cotton
Mill. The mill failed j nUrdHy,
lialiiliiies about 7o,(.miI) The
failure of the mill is uattit lly snp-
poind to have ix'en the cauv-ot Mr.
Aelit's snleidu. He hud 'nvii is-
ceedingly prosperous, and hen the
reverse came he wits tmi able to
btnlid it.
Deceas' d was b irn and rt-ircd ten
miles below Yorkville, at.ii had al
wan lived in the conulrv. He was
of g od family and had hi ei very
sikTieeful. He had larcc' uiBimss
ititerects here, and in Keul, v. He
whs one of the best buritx m men in
the country, and was estii-med ss
one of the leading men of t y t jwn
He was an influential m- ober of
the Presbyterian church, lie wss
43 yeirs of ae. He was lw ice mar
ried, having four or the clo dn u by
each uutriage.
He Got $4,250 for His $7.
An Erie, I'a., special ol rtcent
datecsys: After thedeatbi.' Joseph
Lilyfitoiie, two weeks ag. . I, b.
Sherred, adiuinietrator, s .id the
dead man's effects, and Pen i Green
hiltre, of enauge, boug! in the
safu tor 7 and had it carrir I Ik me.
It had Ijeen drilled open h tore the
stle ';d uothing of value di covered.
'I think I made a bad bargain,
said (ireenhalge to his wih-. " This
old safe ain't worth the j'." I paid
for it." He examined it ot ee more,
and, reaching bis hand iu Mem
tho partitions, fjund gold aud bai.k
notes amount ng to 4,25U.
Opened up for Settlement.
A late special from Phoenix,
Ariz , sys: Algodores, a rich tract
of oO.OtW acres, between Yuma and
the Mexican line, was opened to
settlement today under Congtcs
sionsl enactment. There have been
many disputes over various sections,
one of them ending jn murder, bn
no trouble marked this morning's
occupation.
itch is Tcnrvn.
EcrPBii ia cauttd by au acij humor ia
the lihxxl cointnK la contart with lh
skin ami pro-lix-iua irrrat radiv a aaJ in
fUmmauou : lutir jiujluUrern .onifonn
and dikhnrv a lino, Micky ft i, li.h
drut an.l air oil ; amviiiaca at akia ta
tuid, dry aod firord. licwr. a In any
form ia a trmralux, atubtw; i diwate,
and tbe itching and burning a: tunc art
almost unbearable ; tba ariu tnirriin);
aumor arrma lo oov out and a-1 the akin
on fir. Salve, aatlm nor C er exter
nal applicatiuna do any real g i. for aa
long aa tba potann rrmtn iu ilia Uood
It will keep the akin irritated.
BAD FORM OF TCTTi'R
aS Tattar oa fav
aaaaa wbtrh raiMcS
Ibcm to wei io i wi a
Ihrtr aj.Hrral P. ft
mt I h oia I h itimM
wm. ia llv I." r t-l rva.
aiag aArra, aeiv aa)!
ful. a a4 ca'irf ana
aiaHi atanakm F if
Surtar ad I ht T r I'rr
aad ff rcK4 Iui tar
a h mri aaS th-f
aaald 4 i fM tba iat
m llk oaly l(M S
k.MH . . a .
vaaernaf.iri.'lv rar4
Tata aw tot. a fimm
a ax. aa4 1 . aar
aiarr aa anv af a ftf aav 4 rroa f ."Vlfc
IV uln, I, Mcaiaa Bl . UnlOl) . 94a.
8. S. 9 at-atraliia taia . t foiana,
eooUtha blood and Featorra it to a healthy,
natural alaie. and la raah, Ll!hy
tain becoenea St. BMolh aal .ear.
turn Tet er, Ery.
I- I F- )aaava aJw-ta ja
tUxxl Si4 for oar boak aad wrte na
a hoot vwf rate. Our phtw ana hava
naatie tWae d.naaaa a life atiad . . ! caa
kaHp yeai br ihear aairtre ; at mm
cbaryv t wl ta. i w-e A.lcr.- -jubc
a cea4acel ia trrai eoatdrst-a,
? fwan aWtSt STUkTa. SA
"V. X S t 1 f
s tezzumvt fuse
Makes the food more deficious end wholesome
Returns After Many Years.
A dispatch fr m Grand . Ilapids,
M chigan, to the Ih troit Free Prts,
ssys: '"Wl'bin the p't ten days in
the beautiful country home of Chits.
P. LimbiTf, a proniii ent member of
socidty and bisiii(:S circles, a drama
has li n cuae'ed tliit in a novel
would be discredited as bordering
oil the impossible.
"It Ihs been generally accepted
fr the pist 'purler of a century that
Mrs. Limhert, the ni;ed mother of
Charles I.imbcrt, wis a widow. lie-
cen tly tho aucd lady whs stricken
wt'b piraljHi, and tiout two wet Its
ago, while vi ry low, sho began to
call for her Inn-band, asking to see
him but a few minu'en. All attempts
to soothe her wre iu in.
''One week ago an aged stranger
drove up to the honse and lu-ked
Miss I.itnbert, who u the constant
companion of her invalid mother,
if he miht si c .Mrs Limhert. all s
Li in bod rufnatd on account ef her
mother's illntss.
"'Areoti Clara f aeked the old
getitlemsn.
' es, was the answer.
"'1 am your father,' he said, wHi
a sob.
"lie was tmlicred In when Mirs
Limbert had recovered from the first
shock. The old mm wa greatly
agitated arid sank in a faint into a
chair, but revived, and after consul
tation with the doctor, was permit
ted to see his wife. The recogni
tion was inscatitarieons, snd as the
two emhraccO the household with
drew. The door was shortly shoved
open, and, a-dy white, the father
sugiit-nd into the hull and sought
the arms of lh imrms as pr.
lie rallied during the afternoon, but
in the evening, when ho witmsstd
his wife's ull'.riiij.', he tigain c-d
lapsed and was cirrird to a bed in a
semi utmoiit-ciouM condition.
Later lie lucimo totally uncon
scious and never reviwd. Friday
lie died, aud Saturday, with Hit
greatest sieteey, ho w.i buiied in a
Country cemetiry tnaily ten inile
out of town, 'llo ie ws no c tli i
us'-d, but the ehildicn insisted ou
reviving an olu Indian ideimf wmp
pitig Hie body in rich linen and roll
ing it n a beautiful ehal und ilu-n
nsting it upon a fiamo wnh hati
dies. Hofore lie die ! the vetieiabli
man said he was a ranch o ner wi:b
property in C rado, and ou bib
person was found a large amount of
currency and s tne Valuable papers'.
The f inn ral w cot. ducted so quiet
ly that ttie inoi her Mill belitvts the
father livis and i in the room ep
psite her on. 1( is feared thai
she will not sunive if the news ot ;
the death is coiuniimicated to her." i
A Spauish railway hasorden-d 520
ears from American tiiatitifdturets
The London mint produced luT,
0y,.15 coins I -r ycr. j
Hagus-McCorkls Dry Qcods Cd.; .
Importers and Wholesalers,
GIlHKNSnOliO. N. C.
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS AND HAT 3.
gtj 'e aolicit trad of Merchants only, an. I e!I nuthinn at rrtatl
gtW We cortlialfy invite all Mere lianU to call on u when in Uret i.tUoro,
or to see our Travelling faleaman ta-fore plncing orders elaewlif-ro.
HT.
Fbi
r ' 'z
; y fc Slace or Tor Ealliiai Hr,x.t
;' fr-t-w I "s i rtof 0"0 all prk-ea or oil I al-n . . f "
w .' .w- . .1: ..' .. Je atwt h. a?w a . irr -li -i
Taoa. FAwctrr, C.L.Has.
Prt-aident. Firt Vie Trt-a.
FIRSt.riATIQr.AL BAKU of F.It. Ai:,y.
IXt'OUPO IIA1 l'I. rasitnl, rail I l.
DirifiGTOItS.
Thnt Fawwtt C. I . Hand. M. L. Faa-u, A i. Tr r, . HiMt.
Thia bank aoli. ita : aN-nt of Vn l i la, ilaniitat turr rarit ii- ana
Imlividuals. Ihv xmi.M ot tl.r Mi-n-tianla l.a-atd io towr.a dj.w -nt . iy4
on tavorabln Urma. Tbf fumla of oi.r c.o,.ra rr -.ira-4 If tv I .-fitt
t,vr.f atawlfihB.iaanarh VilTlnl. Inrrrat al!r-.l nn J-Mtv t !"
hf at AtvKf.. ii Scftir f'til.:-.?',
! I An rvtnt fHn nr,r -U. li f.i t.v: .
' ' ' V 4 elr'r "'''- lV't Vf h ; ... I - - v
V-.. - 1 TZ . i-ui-i-v, "c. ?.-v..i.r a: -;
" evrf T-'"'''
ve can yon m?fiy la tUe tunUa-c 01 a 1 k1.
aa! lli"t i.Vi.a f avvit at cn t.'..t, t.'J
MHIJ j v. ... - . -" . - ' - -
taaity yoo canti4 sffotd to j-a. Vaxs " ih " ?'
fta aaaannsfarttwwa, fhorliHf, I mcw..i. k-i., u m l,i
iiaca.uw.- ui i uLoeerajwry. If lava aa t l k.a to 'i.
.... . .
ac a T 5 -r fa.fi- f ' r.f ) ir-ma.
'SI r-a . aa.m
Skull Fracture! by VSutn.
Milatikw, Wis, March 'K
I!ecaaje ho r tented iesul's, V. W.
spin was nearly killed by l?.- rs
at the Milwaukee Medical t ilege.
Hin skull was fractured, li nose
broken and his face terribly
Ucorafed. He will live, but w .il lie
diefi-inred.
Gillespie is school tcsclier. viith
an exc llent neord, and is tuning a
medical co.irso in addition to his
school duties. IIo whs toy I u'y to
j iin in the htud nt' prank, arid
i eurred tho ill will of some of 'hem.
Whin a lighted ciar wis tlii iwn
in his face he resented it w'.Ji a
blow, and w s atfai ke 1 from b hind
and knocked down. Then hia, face
was battered. He b. lieve he kr ow '
who his aesailarit was, and mm soon
as he recovers he will take s!i pa to
have him punished.
S me time ago Mr. It. J. Ii-y.
nobis, of Winston, efT 'ted M .ive
l,0i'( towards erecting a tti lmo
logical and industrial school at tho
Thomasrille Orj)hatia2e ns a tm mo
rial of Mr. J. II. Mills, tl p to n Ai r
of the orphanage, pn.ivid.d Ir. J.
15. lioone, the mperintt-ndrtit oi ihe
orhanage, would rais-- $l,"0t.i. Dr.
Uoone's 1X hii been rais and
the school will be ready f to begin
work soon.
- We have three children. Bcf ire the
birth of the law un my wife used four hot
tl.stif MOtlH.R'S FklfcKD. If yuu t:.i the
pictures of our child-en, you cou'.i sec at
a eaace th;;t tl e l;istcne
i& he ilthlct. rt -tt icst and Z
fliicM-!ooKlu?of them all.
Yj lfe thinks Mother's
Friend Is Ihe creates! j'uCi ,
and grandest
remedy la Ihe
world for exrct
ant mu!h;.n."
Written by a Kcn-
mcicy auoi iicy-ai i v- ,
TPICn nents nine-tenths of the
1 1 1 1 L. la U S"frl"? tncldeilt to cMld-
" ' ' " Mrltu ihceom n.?ciu,:ier's
dlspofitlun and temper rera..ia m ruiiled
throufhout tl'e ordeal, bceause this rciax
Ing, reiictrating liniment relieves the
usual dhlrejs. A Koud-natured ra Jlhcr
Is pretty sure to have a food-mtureJ er.lld.
The patient Is kept la a strsiic, 1 eMh
condition, which the child also ac.terils.
Mother's Prlend takes a wife through the
crisis quickly and almost paiuless:y. It
assists in h.-r rapid recovery, and ward"
off the dangers that so often foiiov de
livery. uW by druiijHu lor f I a btaiia.
THE BKADHCLD RF.OL'LAlOlt CO.
ATLANTA, OA.
aS fat aar fr.e lUuatra'ml txbk writlat
aaji re-ly f"t expectant iiiotherf
IM MM WDKKS,
Mount Airy, N.O.
w. 0. HAYNES I CO., Proprietors.
HarilD & GraiitB Mcissints
Toinbstocs, Iron Fencing,
ATa .rrea
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Ca.J.ifr.
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rr al.f--.-t :
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