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MOUNT AIRY, N. C THURSDAY, APRIL 1), lUOtf.
NO. 4 1
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Airy
News.
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DISGUISED CATARRH
A Stealthy, Insidious, Weakening Enemy to Women Many Thousand "Women
Thera are a mnltltndo of women. e
jvyilallr honaewlvoH, anil all other
women olillireil to tm on their feet Ron
tantly, who are wretched twyond de
scription, Nlmplr bncauao tliolr trenirih
nil vitality U anntmdawav hy catarrhal
aihariro from thu imlvio ortran.
Theae women get tip In the moniliiu;
tired, draff thent.alva thrnnirh thulf
daily duties tired, only to go to bud at
vigu. a. ureu a. otiioro.
Mr. ra Tlartho. ISA Fat ltlh Rfreet,
I. V. :ty, ft. V., write.!-" I Mireri'd f..r
thm jr.ar with what l generally known aJ
Mucnrrh.a, In ennnautlon Willi ulceration on
ui wumu. -i ii. awiiira aiivnraum an nitra
tion which I uroiulrtl very uiuuli, and .ironir-
ii omnrwa ui go umirr u. Heading in
linn or I
this wll-kni1w reraeilr a trial, ao I DonsutJ
am. or I'eruna, I thou
nnrht It bail to lv
inree iKitl lr. of It at nun. Now I am
hanged woman. Parana cured mal II too.
In. buttle, but I fait an tniirh ImnroVMl 1
.pt taaln It, a. I dreaded an nurntlon A
piutn. i am uwiay In nerreot nmi, and
have not Ml ao wall for fUUwn yea." Mr..
jianno.
MISS LOCINB MAHON.
MlH I.onlx Mahnn. 8 len Ilallle Rtraet
Toronto, Ont. Can., toirretarv of tlia King.
aue;litftr. and Kc rotary ef Lady Maer-e-Ws,
write i" 1 1 nil wnmn knew of tin
benefit, to b. derlred from taking 1'eruna Wf
Would hav many hiimitcr end more health
ful women, ly health ha. never lie. n too
footiNt, and 1 am enlly rntlffued and ran not
aland much. Ahnut a year .bo I waa n nil)
down thul 1 had Ui lake to my lied, and he
e.m. weaker and wenker. A friend advlied
an. to try lN'rnna. and I have ureal reanon to be
grateful, for In two week. I wag nut of had
ana in a mnnin i we., perreeiiy well, and 1
riow And IliHt ray health ta much more robuat
than formerly, ao that I tak. Tenina once nr
twin, a month uud kwp well." IxiulM Al uhon
Poruna Ii anch a perfect specific for
each case that when patient have once
tised It they can never lie Induced to quid
it nniu imy are nermann? enrca. ill
begin to rellev the duiairrpeaMe
Viuptoma at once. The backache
ceasea, the tremhlinit knee are utreut'th
tned, the appetite rettored, thedlRe.tlon
made per root, tne ami heailache 1. .ton
ped and the weakening drain are erad
tially cured. The.e re.ult. eertalalr
follow a ooar.e of treatment with
feruua.
Ilarbara Alberty, corner Seventh and
Walnut afreet, Appleton, Wl, K-rlten
aa follow in regard to Perunai
" For year I have .uttered with back
ache and aevere pain In the aide. J
doctored ao much that I became die
oouraited. A .chool friend told me how
very mnch Peruna had benefltAd her
and X nt out fur a bottle, which dlil
tuuc to relieve uie tliau all the oLh
CAPUDINE
CURES,
HEADACHES,
LaGRIPPE,
COLDS.
FEVERISHNESS,
SICK HEADACHE.
Sold by All Druggists.
GEO. W. SPARGER.
Attopney-at-Ivaw,
MOUNT AIRY, W. 0.
Will pracaoe to butie and Federal Courts.
Bpeeial attention to ooUection of claim aba
aeKotlatliMj loan.
W. f. CATER,
t. R. UWELLVN,
DOWON ....
CXRTKR & LKWKLLYK,
Attopneys-at-Ivaw.
vrracttoe la the Btate and Federal Court,
rrompt attention given to all bualneaa entroat
d t their ears.
W. G. SYDNOR,
MT. AIUV, N. C.
STRONG LINE FIRE, LIFE ft ACCIDENT
Ceaapanl ReprM.at.4.
J. A.. TES'fl,
-rnvBoiir,
MOUNT A1RV, N. C.
Etimat furnished for any kind
of building. Workmatiabiu tirat-claa.
8atifaction guaranteed. Contract io
licited. Call and get price on moulding,
bracket, Ao. Porch and itair work a
pncialty. AIjo dealer in all kind of
building material.
Makes a Clean Sweep.
There' nothing like doing a tbing
thoroughly. Of all the salvia you
ever beard of, liucklen'a Arnica
Salve is the beat. It twecpa away
and euros burn, aoroa, bruinc, culm,
boila, ulcers,akin eruption and 1'ilcs.
Il'aonly 25o. and guaranteed to give
aalisfttclion by C. K. Uullaway,
druggiU
Found Dead.
George Parks, i colored man
who lived on Mr. A. V. Foote's
farm near Roaring River, was lotjDd
dead yesterday morning. It seems
that be was on a drunk Sunday aod
started borne bat was unable to
reach there. When found he was
within two h nod red yards of the
boose. lie was about 35 years old.
North Wilkesboro Iluetler.
Due Notice is Served.
Due notice is hereby served on the
public generally that UeWitt's Witch
11 aie 1 halve ia the only salve on the
market that is made from the pure, un
adulterated witch hazeL be Witt's
Witch Hazel Palve has cured thousands
of eases of pile that would not yield to
any other treatment, and this fact has
brought out many worthless counter
feit. Those persons who get the gen
Uina DeWiU's Witch Hazel Halve are
never disappointed, because it cure.
L W. Waal, druggist. Mt -v. . O.
eats Wit tuaiiM
eu Oaiaaetla, i
tea or.Twb
Esia
e&IosnraDce
Suffer Needlessly From Tlii
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Jnn anna makii.i.
A littlo two-year old child of Mr.
M. . Mills came near losing its
life in a singular way laot Thursday
evening. It was playing in the
Baptiet church yard and climbed
upon the gate, which hud a email
rope attached to it with a loop so
that it could be kept ehnt, and the
child ran ita head through this loop
and fell. When discovered it was
hanging by its neck and almoet life
less, bat Dr. Blair was called and
soon it began to recover, and is all
right now. II ad it beon a few
minntes longer in being diecovered
it would have been a fatal occur
rence. Troy Examiner.
Every Church or institution
supported by voluntary contribu
tion will be given a liberal quan
tity of the Longman & Martinez
Pure Paints whenever they paint.
Note: Have done so for twenty-seven
years. Sales: Tens of
millions of gallons; painued near
ly two million houses under guar
antee to repaint if not satisfac
tory. The paint wears for
periods up to eighteen years.
Linseed oil must be added to the
paint, (done in two minutes). Ac
tual cost then about (1.25 a gal
lon. Samples free. Sold by our
Agents, F. L. Smith & Co., Mt.
'Airy, N.C.
A Sweet Breath
I a never failing sign of a healthy
stomach. When the breath is bad the
stomach is out of order. There is no
remedy in the world equal to Kodol
lyi,pep.ia Cure for curing indigestion,
dy.prpsia and all stomach disorders.
Mr.. Mary b. Crick, of While Plains,
K j , writes: "I have b.en a dynpeptic
for years tried all kinds of remedies
but continued to grow worse. P.y the
use of Kodol I began to improve at
once, and after taking a few bottles am
fully restored in weight, htalth and
strength and can eat whatever I like
Kodol digests what you eat and makes
the stomach sweet.
I. W. West, druggist, Mt. Airy, K. 0.
A Oolden Rule
of Agriculture:
Be Rood to your land and your crop
will be good. Plenty of
Potash
in the fertilizer spells quality
and quantity in the har
vest, nine u. anu fiV-t-V rW 1
we will aend you, VViA 1'V
trir. h net! mail. CV-IJfvV ,V i
our money winning
books.
01AN KALI WOSKS,
M Una
tew lark.
A, 11 ..'iff
7 SI:
Haw Arm tmmr KMMr
TV ftoba.' Snaeara. P" laenre.lt kidney In. aw
in. aw
Vantcd-Jln Idea SS5S
rilW rt aTtUaa Ct'-
Cruise.
mcdlclnn I havo evor taken. I tided It
riilthfully for two week and It roiii
ulctolv cured mo. I liavo not had any
pain allien, anywhere, but fuel like a
now woman. I am truly thankful for
what i'eriina baa douu for ino." llar-
hara Allierty.
Mr. Kate Mann, yinthurit Nlreet,
TornU, 4lnt. 4'an,, Ice 'reldent of the
to lve praiR. Ut I'eriina fur Ihn ble.M-d relief
I found lliroiif h II. line. I aulternl for year
Willi backiiclin uud (I in ira I UK down nln anil
.ad lea Aid HiH'Irlr, write. I" I am lile.l
waa.o bitty that I could Illy bo aimrt'd. It
wa. therefore a .Imnle. oilii.nd to lu. when
I'eruna wa brouKi't to my notice. Kvi ry
Imp .cemcd to give me lo-w life, and every
doe made nie feel much leiter. and I brora-
o to IK and RtHV lh.ru n.n 1
led iny lf that If 1 fourd Hint It cured me 1
would adroeal It ao I hut otli.r aulforlnf
women .hotild know of lu I bav leen la
perfwt health for mie year. I enjoy work and
iea.ure iMicaune in audi nne iieenn.eou no
rouble ice on too heavy to liear when you are
in rood health, I'eruna ha. . Imply been a
hoiniehoM ble.iliiK, "'! I nev.r will be with
ml It again,"! re. Kate Jdann.
MR.. KATK MANN.
Mr. Anna Martin, 4T Ilnyt ft., Ilrenk
lyn, N. V, wrltrai " I'eruna did o much
(or me that I feel It my duly to recommend
it to ui her. who may lie nlmllarly allllcted.
AlKiutay.araco myheiilth wa. comi lately
broken down, had backMclie.nlrrloeiMiatid lr
reitulurltlc and life Meniel dark Indeed.
We hud u.ed I'eruna In our home ita a touli,
'nna for eold. and catarrh, and 1 derided to
try It fur my troulil. In leu. than three
tnonthH I became regular, my imln. had en
ilrely dlnpiHrnred, and I am uuw pwrftsolly
wulU" Mia. Anna Martin.
Mr. Wm. Hetrlck. Kennard. W'aah-
lnp;trin county. Neb., wrlto. i
'i m iirtv-tux year, oiu ann navn not
felt well Blnce tne ChniiKo of I.lfc !
gun Un year aire. I wa lu inlocrv
Hotnewhero moat of the time. My back
wa very weak, and my fle.h o tender
It hurt me to lean ayaiii.t tlm back of a
hair, i haa liain under my .lioulder-
hladea, in the email f my ba k and
hip. I aometlmea wiahi'il me!f out
of thla world. Had liot and cold f-oella,
dizaine.s and tremblltiR of the llmln,
and wa loeinif flesh all the time. After
roiiowinif your direction and ti. laliisr
jPeruna Inow feel like a different per
aon." Mr. Win. Hetrlck.
If rou do not derive prompt and aatl-
actory reao lta from the ne of I'ernna,
write at once to lit. iiariman, triving a
full Plalement of your caae, rdii he will
le pleaaed to give you hi valuable ad
vice prati.
Peruna can 1 purchased for $1 per
bottle at all nrt claee drug tore.
AdHrean T)r. Hurliniin. PrM,ld,nt r,t
The Hart man Sanitarium, Ooluxu bua.O.
A Sermon as Part of a Court Record.
A Raleigh correspondent tells of
this unusual incident of a Cdse ect
tor hearing in fhe Supreme Court.
One Barrett, of Moore county, was
covicted of mnrder in the first de
gree and his cae was appealed. The
papers in the case show that daring
the trial one of the jurors asked if
the jury could be permitted to visit
the ecene of the crime. The jury
was allowed to go there. Tho point
is raised by the prisoner's counsel
that on the occasion of this visit of
the jury certain statements were
made by a person interested in the
matter which might be construed as
furnishing additional testimony.
The other point raised Kn that the
judge allowed the jary to attend
services at the Presbyterian church,
and the prisoner's counsel oljjetrd
to remarks made by the pastor.
The prosecution, for showing that
there was nothing in the sermon
which could be constructed as
militating against Barrott, intro
duces the sermon as part of the
record, it being a long and truly
Presbyterian sermon, with its
heads, firstly, secondly, thirdly, etc.
It is the first sermon ever introd uced
as part of the record of a care be
fore the North Carolina Supreme
Court and makes a considerable
portion of the voluminous matter in
the case.
A Sad Story.
A special dispatch to tho Knox
ville Journal and Tribune from
Chncky City, East Tennessee, con
tains this significant paragraph :
"The exodus from this section of
the country to the woet continues.
Within tho last two days twenty
persons have gone from this station
tlone. Some estimate that for some
ime hence the average will bo fifty
sell week. But this soetns entirely
:oq large. However, many of the
best people are going. They claim
they cannot educate their children
here, that they cannot hope for any
thing more than a mere living, and
if they can give their children
neither education nor property as
an inheritance they are therefore
doing them an injustice. To keep
from doing that injustice they must
move out west or to some other
more favored section of the country
than the south.
Baan tb. II T3I HaO ahrm Bogftt
Bigaatar
r
The Value of Expert Treatment
Everyone who is afflicted with
chronic disease experiences great
difficulty in having their case in
telligently treated by the average
physician. These diseases can only
be cured by a specialist who under
stands tbem thoroughly. Dr. J.
Newton Hathaway of Atlanta, Ga.,
it acknowledged the most skillful
and successful specialist in the Uni
ted Bute. Write him for his ex
pert opinion of your case, for which
ao mixea co cLarga.
MOLTEN IRON
FALLS ON ill EN.
A PitUbnrg, Pa., diepatch of UB
Tuesday fays : One dona, sevr
exptcted to live, two missing and
ffviiii others so badly bnrned and
dirfiurt'd eb to be almost unrecog
niztblo was the terrible reenlt of an
i x;il' sion in blast f nnmce"!" of th
Edgsr Thomson steel plant of the
(Wnrgie Company at l'raddock
Pa. The name of the dead man is
given as John Smith, probably an
Ancliciz"d form of his proper nsme
As far as can be ascertained the
exp'oition was due to a supposed do
feet in tho electrical equipment of
the furnaco
During the night tho furnaco
worked onsatisfactorily and about
daylight a nnmbir of mon were
eiit to the top to repair tho trouble,
which was located at the "bleaker."
At the same time the discovery was
made that tho automatic electrical
equipment was out of order and ad
ditional men were detailed to locate
the trouble. While no von teen men
were at work either at tho top or
bottom, a "hang in tho furnaco was
found and before tho alarm coold
bo given there was a terrific txi'lo
sion of gas and the workmen were
enveloped in a rain of molten metsl,
ke and lime, which bnrned the
clothing from tluir bodies, and ren
dured them unconscious. Notwith
standing the danger of a second ex
plosion, a party was organized and
the men rescued from their perilous
position.
IN MEMORIAM. 1
It is a very solemu duty to en
deavor to pay a last tribute to the
memory of Sister Nancy McCraw,
wife of Air. U. W. McLraw, who
ilepurted this life on March lS'h,
P.tc3, aged about (JO years.
Mrs McCiuw was a charter mum
her of New Bethel Missionary Bip
tint church, which was organized in
lSii), and remained a sincere and
devoted member of the same np to
the time of her death. She truly
loved her church and did all in her
power to advance the cause of Christ
in her church and community.
Mrs, McCraw leaves an invalid
hufband, two brothers, two sisters
and a large number of relatives and
friends to rnouru her loss, but not as
thooe who have no hope, for we be
lieve she hits gone to rest with loved
ones who preceded her to a better
land.
Mrs. McCraw died of that dread
ed disease, cancer, but bore her af
fliction remarkably well, and said
she was ready to go and would he
better off; her only regret being to
leave her devoted invalid husband,
whom she had watched over and
waited upon for the past 25 years,
brother McCraw having suffered
from paralysis caused by a fall for
that length of time. We extend
sincere sympathy to brother Mc
Craw in his hour of sore stlliction.
Sister McCraw was buried at New
Bethel church in the presence of a
large concourse of relatives and
friends, the funeral services being
conducted by Rev. W. H. Beamer
and the writer.
We wonder if she is not now look
ing down watching hie struggles,
daily guarding the pathway which
his tender feet must press ? Oh ! will
she not be permitted to drop one
palm-leaf on bis head from the fade
less branch she waves in heaven ?
In conclusion, I wish to say it has
been my privilege to visit at the
home of deceased on many occasions,
and I can truly say I have never
seen greater devo'ion shown be
tween husband and wife, each one
seeming to lose thought of self in
contributing to the happiness of the
other.
At our brother's door st the sun's decline
The angel with the amaranthine wreath,
Pawing, descended, and with voice divine,
L'ttered a word that sounded like beath.
Then full upon the house a sudden gloom
A shadow on those feature, wan and thin
And slowly from the hnnlied, darken'd room
Two angels issued, where but one went in.
W. J. S ATTEUFIELD.
The Southern Railway Increasing
Its Equipment.
The Southern Railway is largely
increasing its equipment to meet
the demands of traffic and has jtiBt
had delivered I7 new locomotives
for both the freight and passenger
sorvice, and 25 new passenger
conches. Like almost every other
great railway system the Southern
Las been handicapped by the general
shortage of freight cars. Orders
Elaced more than two years ngo for
undreds of freight cars have not
yet been filled. Two years ago the
company gave orders for 17 engines,
but so many orders were in from all
the railway systems in the country
that the Southern was not able to
get its stock promptly. The other
engines purchased when the first
contract was made are being turned
out as rapidly as possible, and
further improvements will be noted
in the service as fast as these are
put in commission.
Ii required an enormous amount
of money to bay nearly 100 loco
motives. The new passenger coaches
have a seating capacity of 77 paa
sengers each. Baltimore Son.
A contrsct mortgage between the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company and the Central Trust
Company, of New York, has been
filed. It ia to secure $ 75,000,000 of
mortgage bonds, payable on July 1,
V.ii , ui I i i e i -f-t.
HOW TO SUCCEED.
A young man to sacceed must
necessarily have a definite idea of
what he wants to do, and mnst con
tinually keep it before his mind. He
tw ork as hard as he can t9 ac
..uplish it, and must not be dismay
ed or turnid from his course by dis-
conragemcnt. What moasnrc of
Bhcems may have been rescind in
my lung life Iihs leen due almost
entirely to those four t in;-:
I have been a very hotj mm for
almi'Si i0 years, and I sin alsolu'e
ly convinced that a young man who
makes op his mind to succeed al
most invariably will do so, if ho is
made of the right material and con
centrales all his tlloris with thu oi.e
pnrpose in view.
I have one sincere word of advice
for any yonng man who desires to
succeed, and it la this: that under
no circumstance should he yield
to the temptation of gambling in
stocks. No, I do not moan by this
that he should never seek success
through the medium of speculation,
hut rather that he should always ob
serve some business method in all
his dealings. When sound, good
paying stocks are low, ho might do
well to buy them, as an investment
only, bnt not otherwise. The fever
of speculation hsr been the ruin of
thousands of yonng men and tho
wreck of many fortunes, and it will
continue to cast wrecks by tho way
side as long as most of us are mad
to get rich quickly.
A young man who really and
earnestly desires to succeed should
never waste any time in dissipation.
Lie should, of conrs", allow bimsell
tho neceseary amoont of recreation
and rest, and he should try to live
a healthy, regular life. He should
try to acquire regular habits that
is, sleep and eat at the same hours
each day and night, so as to keep in
perfect physical health. Then he
chould make a rule to put by a cer
tain amount u lug earnings each
week, and aoq'iire the haljit of sav
ing. IbtM sro viry luw inon whu
are not able to w.Aa a di llar, but
the makirg i f a dollar is not the
most important thing. Ii U tar more
important to know how to Fave it.
All a young man has to do is to
work hard and save money. That
may souna very easy, but it is the
main point. It is not saving alono
that counts; it is knowing how to
rave. iNo oue should stint bimselt
of anything really needful. This is
tbe great art of saving. The fault
of most of our young men of to day
is that they do not stick close enough
to business. The man who always
tries to get off as easily as possible,
and when working for others does
as little as possible for the wage he
receives, will never get ahead and
never amount to anything in life.
Cussell Sage, in N. i . American.
He Cut Throat of Sweetheart.
Chilicdhe, Ohio, March 30.
''red McCord, a barber, aged 24
years, living at U ournviue, tnis
county, to-day killed Charity Storta,
aged 20 years, by cutting her throat
from ear to ear, after which ho cut
his own throat in a like manner.
The deed was done at the girl's
tome near South Salem. McCord
and a number of companions were
drinking heavily Suuday and he
struck one of them with a beer
bottle. A warrant was issued for
his arrest. He lett his home im
mediately for the Storts home, 6
miles distant, and found the young
girl alone. Her mother was io an
upper room. He remained with
Miss Storts for about an hour when
her screams brought the mother to
tbe stairway, aod she saw her
daughter in McCord's arms covered
with blood, and her head almost
severed from her body.
She rushed down stairs but tie
fore she reached the first floor Mc
Cord dropped the girl and drew the
razor across his own throat and tell
to the floor. McCord and Miss
Storts had beon sweethearts for
several years. It is supposed that
McCord, fearing arrest, was filled
with remorse and wont to the
Storts' home and committed the
deed.
May Refuse to Grant License.
A report is current that the com
missioners of Yadkin connty will
refuse to grant license for distiller
ies at Williams and Shore, in that
county. It is said that the Com mis
sioners claim that the two places
were incorporated because tbe pro
prietors are Democrats. The Coun
ty Fathers are Republicans. A cit
izen of Yadkin was asked if tho re
port was true, and replied that he
had heard it, and that the Commis
sioners had only said that they con
sidered the action of the Legislature
simply class legislation. "When the
time comes, however," said the man
from Yadkin, "I believe the Com
missioners will give i.i and grant the
licensee." Winston Sentinel.
Next Sunday ia Easter Sunday
and Monday is a holiday.
Dizzy ?
Then your liver isn't acting
well. You suffer from bilious
ness, constipation. Ayer's
'ills act directly on the liver,
or 60 years they have been
the Standard Family Pill.
bmail doses cure.
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Mt fumr b.mm.Ui' ! or Wi4 a ..ailHlat
I pirfiMa!ruiu'o nyi
I WWwwl a4i B a
nyefor.tr
FIGURES TELL
THE STORY !
The New York Post says : Scof
fers will pale and enemies of the in
cbriatir.g rnp will take heart when
they read the figures abont Quincy
Mass. Q liney is an attractive littlo
city near Boston, and would be quite
worm a lino or two on t's own ac
count, but tho figures her referred
to are not so much about Quincy as
a nice town near Boston as tlmy are
about lunacy as a typo and as a
shining extmplo. In the State of
Maeeao lUttotts ovory city has
chance to isy whether or not liquor
shall bo sold within Us borders, and
for 20 years (juincy iihs answered
with a stern and determined n
Therefore, Quincy is become the
type of saloonlesscity. Now, read
what has happened to O nncy. Dur
ing tho two decades aforesaid, tbe
city has more than doubled iu pop
illation, its assessment valuation has
increased threefold, tho depobits in
i's savings banks have incteatcd
fivefold, and the new Lenses are
now five for every one in txietence
twenty years ago. if some doubt
ing Thomas suggests that all this
might have happened to Ouir.cv
even if thorn had been a saloon, here
) a finisher : hilo thu population
was increasing 120 per cent, the
amount expended for tho pjor de
partment of the city decreased 12
por cent.
1 " 1
Tho fact that Pitsident R .oee
volt carries but two secretaries, one
doctor, three stenographers, two
Secret Servico men, one poet
naturalist, representatives of three
press arsociations, representatives tf
three illus'rated papers, one flk'ial
photographer, and two telegraph
operators, and will make but 2 0
speeches, rather gives a quietus to
the nttion that his Western trip is
to l)o anything but an unpretentious
little outing for tho pnrpoeo of
avoiding publicity. Washington
rost.
If tho wheat, corn and fruit crojs
fail this year, it won't bother a bit,
jui-t so we have a full crop of "base
hail," about which so much is said
in tho average daily pajer. The
sports, yon know, are important fac
tors, and busiuese among liquor,
beer, cigarette, caid and pistol man
ufacturers ould play out but for
them. And still the yellow papers
are not happy.
Danger of Colds and Grip.
The greatest danger from colds
and grip is their resulting in pneu
monia. It reasonable care is uiod,
however, anj Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy taken, all danger will be
avoided. Among tho tens of thous
and who have lined this remedy for
these diseases we have yet to learn
of a single cane baring rcHullcd in
pneumonia, which nhows conclusive
ly that it is a certain preventive of
that dangerous ditteaso. It will cure
a cold or an attack of tho grip in less
time than any other treatment. It
is pleasant and sal'o to take. For
sale by C. E. G alia way and J. W.
McPberson & Co.
Grip Remedies in Great Demand.
When colds and grip are prevalent
the quickest and surcitt remedies are
in great demand. Mr. Joseph D.
Williams, of McDuff, Va., says that
he was cured of a very deep and
lasting attack of la grippe by using
Chamberlain's Congh Remedy after
trying several other preparations
with no effoct. For sale by C. E Gal -laway
and J. V. McPherson & Co.
Questions Answered.
Yes, Aogust Flower still has the
largest sale of any medicine in the
civilised world. Your mothers' and
grandmothers' never thought of
using anything else for Indigestion
or Biliousneas. .Doctors were scarce,
aud they seldom heard of Appendi
citis, Nervous Prostration or Heart
Failure, etc. They used August
Flower to clean out the system and
slop fermentation of undigested food,
regulate the action of the liver, stim
ulate tbe nervous and organic action
of the system, and that is all ttey
look when teelingdull and bad with
headaches and olhor aches. You
only need a few doses of Green's
August Flower, in liquid form, to
make you satisfied there is nothing
serious the matter with you. You
can get this reliable remedy at I. W.
West's drugstore, Monni Airy, N.
C. Price 20c and 75o.
Healthy
Children
r knt Btronc ar-d well; weak and
pan little folk art matto vigorou
by tb u of tliat famous remttdy-
FREY'S
VERMIFUGE
CorrtU all dlordrtof the atnmah,
rxjtela worm, lc PalaUible una
postal In trttnn. Battle by ti'tl, Ana.
B.4I. rKKY. VaJt-mor, MJ.
Sr. Jclm E. Banner,
DENTIST.
OFFICE OVER TAYLOR 8 DRUC STORE.
'PHONE 33.
0ic Hours 8.00 A- M to COO P. M.
Mount Airy, K. C.
S. P. GRAVES.
Attorney-at-Uaw,
MOTJWT AIHY, N. o
aarrraeaoaa la Bt-et. ea Federal omuta
Prwaet ittMM ta ennenttae a elaima.
Th On Day Cold Cur.
hw e'4 en im fi. mA
. I h . liijiw tuia!,
Petitions are being circulated
in this community asking the
county commissioners to call an
election for Banbury township
that tho people therein may vote
upon the question of working the
roads by taxation. The petitions
will In? laid before tho commis
sioners at their next meeting.
Dunbury Rejiorter.
Two largo strikes went ibto
effect in Chicago Wednesday.
Three thousand tanners quit
work because of the refusal of
their employers to grant a nine
Lours day, a ten tier cent, in
crease in wagos and the recogni
tion of tho Tanners and Carriers'
Union. Lake traffic is tied un.
because the murine firemen, oil
ers and water tenders are fight
ing tho Lake Carriers' Associa
tion on the scale.
''"" aohMMMW eaaiMB a.d. 1rm root, k.rb. a barka-caatala.
Wtlfcer opiate. , ....,.. ft p.,lllH U. l.,ud ..J ,. ,I,.T.. "l
rwiaitlia and all eloo dlmw.. Anyon. ceo Uk. kHLL.lAwl Jii wiiii auaL
fat. aal.tr. IX iajurs la. alg.au. araaaa. nuc',AW1-"- "M
TWO cuma.
Tlobiscb, 8. 0, Auc It, JSM.
Oentl.-m.ni I lien to suffer f rum
rh.uniatif m about tlir. rears a. and
kad It Tvrj had lu my llmna. At tltnus
1 eould hardly w.,k. Wa treated kr
a phruclan without heoeflt. More than
a rear ugn, Mr. Gor WI,on, ao end
Beer on tbe Coast Line, linn In Flor
ence, told d tin I " Knit aioiii"
ured blm. I got a bottle aud it bene
Itted ma. I took Br bottle and ara
row a well a. I ever was In mj lit.,
rerara "R tcmcii)" a a great
mad a lea. I know of others it has
oured.
Truly,
a. t. nrjRCH.
old by Druggiiti. Will b sent
Bobbltt Chemical Co., -
I I Deli
Is the Place to Buy-
Dry Goods and Notions.
When we tell you we are selling BARGAINS
we are not merely talking. Talk is cheap but
jWe Mean
AND IF YOU WILL COME TO SEE
US WE WILL PROVE IT TO YOU.
YOURS FOR
K
mm
Next Door to Prather's Clothing Store.
IE
MOUNT
W. D.
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Hague-McCorkls Dry Qccda DoM
Importers and Wholesalers,
GREENSBORO, IV. C.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS AND JIAT3.
gjV We solioit trade of Merchants only, and sell nothing at retail.
JF We cordially invite all Merchant to call on us when in Greensboro,
or to se our Travelling Salesman before planing orders elsewhere.
YOU CAN FIND
Guttering id Sputi ,
(Both Gal vanized Iron and Tin),
Also Tin and Iron Roofing.
Ornamental Galvanized Iron Work,
Old Copper,
Brass, Lead,
pewter and
Rubber bought
at Everitt's.
ASK YOUR
Neighbor to Take
. AIFvT NEWS.
THE OLD REU.WIL
Absolutely Pur 2
7HIKE IS HU SUBSTITUTE
liaaLiaOTO, 8. 0., Aug-. 19th.
Uentieni.ui Alout to run .go I
kad a er evi-re .11.11 . of n.tlaniaia-
tory rheum. ti'iu. 1 mtVrr.t irre.l ln
and wa. conn md ui n. r l,e I for live
w.eks. fiuru.y tne 1 rue I was trc-.u d
of two piiyiu :.( without i-rm.ti.nt
r.ilef. I apt. Humt, a i-nhjrt4.r 00
tb Atlaiiiio lwt Line hoa-d of mj
coudltiou and f.nt ni tj Uiu,.,.f
"Hll.l Mifoia ' 1 l.yu, fj take II
and 111 a wee. 1 got up ud lk,d on
orut bee. After inn 1 nre Uittieeof
th remedy I g. 1 .t iirrir m-.i aud
went k to ni t l imno If
i personal? kri..w of a nuniN-r rf Isf
other l.al c. 11 Hint i-re cun-1 Ii-. ti.e fj
ti. of your ni- il ;c ii.. 1.-. tluf t'-v. ti . -1 r?
vicinity.
It If in UiHt yuu ria rn f r it.
Jru j, J. I. SlsKKo.N.
eipre.s pii I on receipt of f 1 00.
. iJaltlmiire. HJ.. L'. 5. A.
Business,
LOW PRICES,
9
M MARBLE WOEIS,
HAYNES A CO., Proprietors,
Moant Airy, N. C.
-way - J'm'V"B "
JliI 4 CD S I
MaaeeaeTeaaaa ee aaa aaaLaae ia
Fine Marble and Granite Monu
ments, Tombstones,
IRON FRNGING, ETC.
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
ALL WOCR CCAEiSTEED 10 CITE SAILVACIM
WRITE FOR DCHIONS AND PRICt.
Valley and Shingle Tin, Sheet
Copper and Rivets, Steam
and Water Pipe Fit
tings ol all kinds.
T. M. EVER1TT.