PUBLlSirED EVEKY THUIWDAY
iMItcrnnd Proprietor.
lntrmr'at tile rt"tr"1, ln lr,,m a
"spconJ-clasr n.ail matter.
Ali'ville Lawyer- Meet
TO HONOR THE MEMORY OK THEIR
IiISTI.NiiUItHIEI AND I.AMKNTED
IIK.jTIIKK, T1!K I. ATE MElViN E.
CARTER.
v A Rkcokh man passed through
Afheville Saturday and had the
U-aHure of attending a meeting of
the Asheville bar, in which were
adopted resolution of respect to
he memory of the late Melviii E.
C'arter. .
The resolutions were sirjmitted
LvJuliua C. Martin, and in th.-m
. were wet forth the following inte
resting facts concerning the life of
thn deceased :
Mr. Carter wa brn in what is
now Madison county in 1H4.', and
pM.-nt hi youth on his father's
farm near Mara Hill, Madison
county. He enlisted for service
in the late civil war at the early
aco of nineteen and was im.de cap
tain before he had nerved six
month. He came out of the war
in 18G5 with the reputation of a
l.rave and daring soldier, and dis
tinguished for many heroic deeds.
He. was a student in the Univer
sity for about a year during the
presidency of Gov. Swain. Subse
quently he studied law at Ashe
Ville under the late Judge Bailey
and was admitted to practice in
18(17. He served for four terms in
the State h gislaturo and held sev
eral important positions in that
body. He was a public-spirited,
patriotic citizen, a courteous, lear
ned, clearheaded, able, discreet,
broad-minded, liberal and success
ful lawyer and a clear, strong and
convincing speaker. His gene
rosity was unbounded, and no poor
seeker ofalm9 ever turned from
his door empty handed.
Eloquent speeches were made by
members of the bar. Jas. H. Mer
rimon spoke of Capt. Carter's life
as one of ceaseless toil. Gen.
Thco. F. Davidson, Locko Craig,
Chas. A. Moore, Col. A T. David
Bon and others paid tributes to the
memory of their departed friend,
each in succession portraying some
noble trait of character that the
other speakers had overlooked.
Ah for our part wo had not the
happy privilege of a personal ac
quaintance with Capt. Carter, but
we had heard of him and read of
him until wo were brought to ad
mire him. Our heart burns con
tinually with lovo for our native
State and all her noble sons. Since
Capt. Carter was one of her noble
i Hons, wo w ill omit no occasion to
, honor Irs menu ry. It is profita
ble to commemorate' the lives of
our groat men. It is proti table fc r
ithe youth of our State to study the
'Mives of the great men of our State.
In fact, there is no study more val-
uable.Nothmgso inspires a boy and
awakens his latent energies as a
few moments spent in studying the
noble traits of a great man s char
acter. No man ever became great
who did not admire greatness. To
study the character and attributes
of God, as they are revealed in the
Bible and evidenced in nature is
to worship God; and to worship
God in spirit, not in form, is to he
come more and more like God. So
to study the lives of great men is
to admire greatness and to desire
to become great ; and to constantly
desire to be is to become.
To Our Friend.
Why can't you get up good clubs
in every section f Are you going
to wait 15 or 20 years just to see
whether the paper w ill live or not,
and then come sneaking in with a
quarter to express your confidence
in the permanent success of the
paper? Do your dutv. Work for
ho success of the paper that advo
icates your interests. Standing
back to see if a paper is going to
; live before helping it to live is cow
ii i i i
army anu miscriy. Again we ap
peal to our friends, if we have any,
to do their duty by the paper. Read
it; work for it, and buy your goods
irom those merchants who adver
tise in it 1 This is very important.
We desire to make advertising pay
our patrons. You can look through
our coiumus ana see wno ot our
business men are friendly to the
paper. Liberal-minded merchants
. never refuse to patronize a paper
on account of its politics. Others
do. You can at least patronize
.our advertisers, if you can't do
anything else for us. Will vou do
it? We'll see. Carolina State.
t "Them's our sentiments," too
brother Atkin. Ed.
Its Value Recognized by Phys
icians.
As a rule I am opposed to pro
prietary medicines. Still I val
a good one, especially when such
is uie source oi relict irom pain.
As a topical (external) application
i nave lound Unamberlaufg Pai
Balm the best remedy I have evt
used for neuraliria of anv kiml
have conscientiously recoinmendet
it to many persons. William
Home, M. D., Janesville, Wis. Sold
ny Morphow $ White, Druggist
Tl Parnl inrt State. nuWuhtMl ill
Statesville, nnd the layiorswne
News arc both edited and miblifh-
vilhy. J. H. Atkin and are both
Wright, newsy slmris. -Mr. Atkin
n an able neve-paper man and can
trite an editorial Irimming full of
li e, wit, wisdom and humor when
he "sets hi head to it."
Judg'j Walter Clark has written
a history of North Carolina, which
will be published soon. Knowing
the eminent fitnes of its distin
guished author as we do, we teel
afe in predicting large sales for
the book.
From all accounts ChamU-rlain's
Cough Remedy is a Godsend to
the alllicted. There :s no auver-
isement about this; we feel just
ike saying it. Hie Democrat,
Carrollton, Ky. For sale by Mor-
diew & W hite, Druggists.
A Shelby octogenarian C. C.
Durham, w ho cHsthis hrst vote lor
the first Democratic r resident,
Andrew Jnckwon, says: "Jarvis is
evel-headed and is right. He
avs Jarvis knows what he is doing
and the people are with Jarvis and
the DeniMiratic party must stick
to silver, says the Shelby Aurora.
Unless I see something beyond
the grave worth dying for, there is
nothing on this side worth living
for.
A special from Winston, says:
Sam Jones has stirred Winston as
she has never been stirred before.
The people are talking about little
else. The ' tobacco house men
signed a certificate.to-day agreeing
to close on Sunday, lhe butciiers
also agreed to do no more work on
the Sabbath. All but one drug
gist agrees to close on Sunday.
There have been several hundred
conversions and it looks now like
no more licensed bar-rooms will be
6een here after next May. Your
uncle Sam is jumping on the Twin
City Pleasure Club with both feet
as well as 6in in high and low
places generally.
For years," says Capt. C. Mueller,
"I have relied ino-e upon Ayers Pills
than anytliinj? else in the medicine
chest, to regulate my bowels, and those
of the ship 9 crew. 1 liese puis are not
severe iu their action, but do their
worK thoroughly "
Dr. Cyrus Thompson, the new
president of the State Farmers' Al
liance, has a letter in the Cauca-
t-i in, the Populist organ, in which
he goes for the people who have
rasped him so severely for his at
tack on tl:e church, as "opponent
of human libertv." Dr. Thomp
son defends his position, and de
clares it to be the correct ono.
ISuckleu's Arnica Salve.
The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcer, Salt liheuin,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures 1'iles or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. J? or sale by
Morphew fc White.
The Saving Covert.
Several years ago a party were boatinp
n the Potomac River. It was Btipgesteil
th"t there bs sinking; and a gentleman in
the i: impaoy sang, very beautifu'ly, "Je
fus, lover of my soui." Another gentle-
nim among the ntimbei, being deeply
moved by the singing, exclaimed. "My
tri-nd. did I not hear you sing that lame
hymn cue night on th battle-fiell years
ago?" The singer reflected a moment, and
replied that he did remember to have sung
it one night on picket duty, lie bad not
heard front home for weeks; hi? heart was
very heavy ; and (here as he stood alone
under the heavens on that clear night,
he sang lo the Lover of his sou!, that he
night gel comfort. The Confederate sol
dier for such lie was said, 44 Yes; thai was
when I beard yonl sing. I was a sharp
shooter. When 1 saw you on picket duty I
raided my gun and took deadly aim. I
caught the voice of your singing; and
when you pUintively poured out those
word,
(!iver my defenceless head
With the shadow ot Thy wing,
my gun dripped, and you were saved. Je
sus did cover your defenceless head!''
How many have been comforted and
saved in th singing of that hymn. When
God children are in the nia;ut and lone,
liness of sorrow and longing, the shadow
of the divine wings is over them like a
great sheltering done. When the deadly
aim of unseen danger covers them, there is
another covering, which is their safety
from all danger. The covert of His wing
saves. Christian Advocate.
Capt. A. D. Cowles, of States
ville, who was reported to have
Kone crazv last week, has a letter
iu the Raleigh News-Observer of
the 11th, in which he says:
Dear Sir: I will thank you to
modify your statement of Sunday
and state that 1 was crazy drunk
ana not insane, aiy minu is as
sound as ever, and when I made
the attack on Mr. Colb, 1 w as sim
ply in delirium. I am here for a
cure, where hundreds of other
young men should be. In justice
to me, I hope you will make the
correction, and not leave the im
pression that I am permanently
insane. I am sober and rational.
Your Town Paper.
The inestimable value of a good
newspaper will be admitted by
every thinking person. No town
will flourish without it. You show
me a town without a newspaper
and I will show you an inactive,
blunt, lifeless people; a stagnant
village; a second "Tarrytown." I
t-xchange.
. "'
Dealli.
,
T t the n j'enni oj the mountain,
Spre. din r j?ii;:v w i flies,
..V it iir,;
Or. ifb;re and ther a h
Be remen bered t'lronjb i he years,
Vet to bini the gtin is z-r
Drnth ha' I i I 1 iiT3 1-opeS and feur.
Yet wdat dn.gers men will dare
Ii but on'y iu 1 1.-air
Mar le 'lear-l some eajer mo.ioi: of their
nit me ;
Trough tbey bear it themselves, 'l:3 much
the Snoie.
Wht is wealth?
Ti a rainbow Mill receding
As th pant:ng fool pursues,
Or a lor that youth, unheeding,
Setks the readiest way to lose;
I'ut the wi.e man keeps cue measure,
Neiiher out of breath nor base;
15 ut be holds in trust his treasure
For the welfare ot the rce.
Yet what crimes some men will dare
Hut to gain th ir slender share
In some profit, though with loss of name
01 health.
In some pluuder, Fpent on vices or by
stealth.
What is life?
Tis the earthly hour of trial
- For a life that just begun!
When the prize of self-denial
Way be quickiy lost or won;
Tis the hour wheu love may bourgeon
To an everlasting flower;
Or when lusti their victims urge on
To defy immortal power.
Yet how lightly men ignore
All the future holds in store.
Spending biiet but golden moments all in
strife;
Or in suicidal madness grasp the knife.
What is death?
Past its dark mysterious porlnl
Human eyes may never roam ;
Yet the hope still springs immortal
That it leads the wanderer home.
Ob, the bliES that lies before us
When the secret shall be known,
And the vast angelic chorus
Sounds the hymn be ore the throne!
What is fame, or wealth, or life?
Patare praises, fortune, strife;
All but love, tuat lives forever, cast bes
neatb,
When the good and faithful servant takes
the wreath.
Loudon Academy.
Marvelous Itesults.
From a letter written by Uev. J. Gun
derman. of Pimomlale, Mich., wr are per
mitted to make this extract : ''I have no
hesitation iu recommending Dr. King's
New Discovery, as the results were almost
marvelous in the cuse of uiy wife. While
I was pas'orof :be Baptist church at Rive
Junction she was brought down with
Pnuemoniu succeeding La Grippe. Terri
ble Daroxvsms of coughing would last
hours with little interruption and it seem
ed as if she could not surv'ne them. A
friend recommended Dr King's Kew Dis
cove y; it was quick in its work and high
ly satisfactory in results." Trial bottles
free at Morubew k White's Drug Store.
Regular size 50c. and $1.
Value of Newspapers.
There are certain persons who
affect to despise "the newspapers."
But this is a mere affectation. No
man despises a newspaper when he
wants to use it, and nine men out
of ten would find lifo a barren
waste without it. But however
this may be, it is worth while to
put against expressions of dispara
ging opinions of newspapers, bv
whomsoever made, those of some of
tho master minds of the world.
Dr. Johnson said :
"1 never take up a newspaper
without finding something 1
should have deemed it a loss not
to have seen, never without deriv
ing from it instruction and amuse
ment. This is from Thomas Jefferson :
"I would rather have newspapers
without a government than a gov
ernment without newspapers.
And this from Hallan, the great
English historian and publicist:
"For almost all that keeps up in
us, permanently and effectually,
the spirit of regard for liberty and
the public good, we must look to
the unshackled and independent
energies of the press.
And this from Sir Edward Bul-
wer Lytton, cne of the most acute
intellects that ever lived:
"The newspaper is the chronicle
of civilization. It is a daily and
sleepless watchman that reports to
you every dancer which menaces
the institutions of your country
and its interests at home and
abroad. It is a law book for the
indolent, a sermon for the thought
less, a library for the poor.
And this from Hunt:
"The newspaper is the familiar
of all men of all degrees, of all oc
cupations. If it teaches, it teaches
imperceptibly. It has no pompous
gown or scholastic rod to abash or
control, but prepares itself and is
admitted freely and at once to
w orld-wide intimacy with all kinds
and conditions of peoole.
And this from the Right Honor
able A. J. Balfour:
"In my judgment all the ma
chinery used in communicating
information to the public is not of
really more importance to the com
munity at large than the power of
the people to communicate by ad
vertisement and bring the buyer
and seller together and give them
the machinery for communicating
their wishes to one another.
Cuba is in a war with Spain for
tier independence. lhe Cuban
rebe.'s are making p reparations to
lorm a constitutional government
Electric Bitters.
Electric Bitter is a medicine suited f.
any season, bnt perhaps more generally
needed in the Spring, when the lanraid
exhausted feeling prevails, wben the liver
is torpid and sluggish and the need of
tome aad alterative is felt, A prompt nse
of this medicine has often averted long
and perhaps fatal bilious fevers. No med
icine wil act more sorely in counteracting
anjireeing the system from the malaria
poison. H'adach, Iudigeslion. Consti
pation. Dizziness yi?ld to Electric Bitters.
j Only fifty cents er bottle at Morpbew k
I Wbit-'s Drug Store.
STATKXEWS. I
i?am Jones' meeting at Winston
closed Friday evening. It was
wort'i 11,500 to him
John Watkins, of Huike county,
committed suicide Wednesdry
night of lust week, leaving a wife
and three children.
North Carolina wil cut a c m
paratively small figure in shaping
the currency legislation of the ra
tion, but only North Carolinii ns
can give North Carolina good h
cal government. Let us not forget
these facts. Winston Seutintl.
On less than six acres of land
nside the corporate limits of Mor-
gauton Mr. J6hn W. Campbell last
year raised 1,300 bushels of 6weet
potatoes, which lie sold at a net
profit of a little over $000. lie
lias erected in his potato patch, 1 1
a cost of $200, a house that kteps
the potatoes perfect from October
until May Morgan ton Herald,
Arrangements have been made to
move the old Bennett house in
Durham, at which General Joe
Johnson surrendered about thirty
years ago, to the Atlanta exposi
tion. It will be placed in a tent
and an admission fee of 10 cents
w ill be charged.
The Shell)' Aurora savs that on
Sunday, 15th inst., at sunset as
Mrs. Mahala Newton, an aged
widow who lives near Casar, Cleve
land county, was entering her
louso by a rear door she was seiz
ed by a negro and her money . de
manded. Mrs. Newton screamed
loudly for help and her little
granddaughter and companion ran
towards a nearby house for assis
tance, lhe negro cut Mrs. New
ton's throat in three places, besides
inflicting other wounds on her
hands and arms, and fled, having
failed to get any money. Mrs.
Newton's concition is critical and
her recovery doubtful. Her assail
ant has not yet been apprehended.
In a recent letter to the manu
facturers Mr. W. V. Berjamin,
editor of the Spectator, Rushford,
N. Y., says : "It may be a pleas
ure to you to know the high es
teem in which Chamberlain s med
icines are held by the people of
jTour own state, where they must
be, best known. An aunt of mine,
who resides at Dexter, Iowa, was
about to visit me a few years since,
and before leaving home wrote me,
asking if they were sold here, stat
ing if they were not she would
bring a quantity with her, as she
did not like to be without them."
The medicines referred to are
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, fa
mous for its cures of colds aud
croup; Chamberlain's Pain Balm
for rheumatism, lame back, pains
in the side and chest, and Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy for bowel com
plaints. These medicines have
been in constant uso in Towa for
almost a quarter of a century. The
people have learned that they are
articles of great worth and merit,
and unequaled by any other. They
are for sale by Morphew & White,
Mrs. Anna Gage, wife of Ex-
Deputy U. S. Marshal,
Columbus, Kan., says:
"I wasdelivered
of TWINS in
less than 20 min
utes and with
scarcely any pain
after using only
two bottles of
"MOTHERS'
kV mil ft in ii
Mtr rnlrNII
SIS NOT SUFFER AFTEBWABD.
nfSentb? Express or mall, on receipt of price.
l.OO per btUe. Book "TO MOTHERS"
mailed free.
BRADFIEIJ) RKGL'LATOB CO.. ATLAJiTA. GA.
SOLD BV ALL DIICGGISTS.
MILLINERY I TIT ILLINERYt
ILLIXERY -t'J-iLLlNERY
Miss Hlollie D. King
Fashionable Milliner,
Keeps the very
Latest Styles
in Millinery goods. Store on Main
street, next door to Lonon Brothers.
OHIO RIVER & CHARLESTON R. R.
Passenger Department.
Going North
Lv. I'arnilen
Uock Hill
Ar. Blackabnrg
Ko. 33
1.30 pti.
4.14 pm
,6.00 pm
No. 12.
Lv. Black sburg 8.00 an
" Shelbj 8.55 am
' Rutherfordton 10.55 am
Ar. Marion 12.30 pm
Going South.
Lt. Marion
" RuUierfordton
" Shelbj
Ar. Blacksborg
No. 12.
2.00 pre.
3.25 pm
.5.12 pm
6.00 pm
No. 33.
Lt. RIacksburg
" Rock Hill
Ar. Camden
No. 33. Dinner at Ceribaw
8 CO pm
10.32pm
12-55 pm.
'o'$. 11 and 12 have connection at JIa
rion with Southern Ri.war.
S. B. LnmpkiR, G. V. .
A. Tripp, usrris'.en'itnt.
cancer Cured
ANS A
LIFE SAVED
By the Persistent Use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla
"I was troubled for years with a
sore on my knee which several
physicians, who treated me, called a
cancer, assuring me that nothing
could be done to save my life. As
a last resort, I was induced to try
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and, after tak
ing a number of bottles, the sore
began to disappear and my general
health improve. I persisted in this
treatment, until the sore was en
tirely healed. Since then, I use
Ayer's Sarsaparilla occasionally as
a tonic and blood-purifier, and, in
deed, it seems as though I could not
keep house without it." Mrs. S. A.
Fields, Bloomfield, la.
AYER'S
The Only Worlfs Fair Sarsaparilla.
Avar's Pills Reeulate the Liver.
THE BROCKMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC,
GREKXSIIORO, X. C.
Pianoforte, Voice Culture, Violin
and Art. A jpicialist in each de
partment,
Training School for Teachers.
Address tllAS. J BROCKMAN,
Manager.
And Feed Stables.
Handsomest vehicles, best hor
ses, most moderate chanres. If
you want to take a pleasure trip or
a business trip across the moun
tains, down the valleys, around
town or anywhere else, with more
comfort and ease than you ever
took the same trip beiore, try ono
of
A B. Gilkey & Son's.
turnouts.
THE IREOOIRID j
Job Office
is the
BEST PLACE
to get all sorts of JOB PRINTING
done m
and at lowest prices.
LETTER IIEADS,
NOTE IIEADS,
ENVELOPES,
VISITING CARDS,
BUSINESS CARDS, BILLS. POS
TERS, ETC. ETC.
Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
SEND YOUR ORDERS TO TUE
Marion Record,
MARION, X. C
Music
LIVERY
NOTiCE
njrirtneofa decree of the Sajerior
Court m.ile on the loth tnjof Aewt 1!3.
in ibe rase of Andrew Vount .1mini.Mr
t r with the will annexed of Noah Yo-int
I-ceased tc . H. Williams and others I
wii FeJJ 01 Wonder the 7th dr of October
1h:5 at the Court House door in Marion i t
'2 o'clock in., all the real estate helo ijjinjl
o Noah Voif.t decease!, adjoining lie
Un I of Moffifl. Austin anl ollirrs roa
t 'inir.fr abut Sixteen ( !C) acres, t'iu l ind
will be sold to inkc argris U sy delts
-g-inst the estate of the said Noah Youut
deceased.
7EKMS: One half of the purchase
monrT 10 l ijiirj on duj of sale, l.n!tK
on a ere Jit of 12 months, title withal I till
purchase uiontj is paid. This September
2, 1315. Andrew You:it. AdminV
with will annexed of Noah Youut, dec.
GEO- IF. IREID.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Offers his professional services to
the public. Office : Old Fort, X. C.
JAMES MORRIS.
JAMES C LINNEY.
Attorneys at Law
MARIOX, - - - - X'. C.
Will practice in McDowell and ad
joining counties. All business intrus
ted to their care will receive prompt
and pains-takinr attention.
pEARSOX & McKESSOX,
ATTOBNETS AT LAW,
MORGAXTOX, X.C.
Practices in the Courts of McDowell.
W. C. NKWLAN'D
Lenoir, X. C.
M. A. NF.WLAND
Marion, X C
ATTORNEYS AXD COUXSEI.LORS
AT LAW.
MARIOX, - - - - X. C
Practice in the courts of the 10,
11, and 12th districts, and the Su
preme court of N. C, and the U.
S. Courts of Western District of
X. C.
DR. B. L. ASHWORTH.
Physician and Surgeon
OLD FOUT X. f.
REDUCED RATES.
Co to Slates and international position
ATLANTA, GA.,
September 18 December 31, 1895.
For the abovo occasion the Southern Rati way
Co. will sell low-rntc roii: d-trip txkets to
ATLANTA, GA.. and return on tho follow
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nurkeville. Va
Culpeper, Va
Chatham, Vn
Oharlottenvillo, Va...
Chapel Hill. N. C
Coucord, N. C
Charlotte, N.C
DanvlUe, Va
Durham, ti.C
Front Hoy al, Va
Greensboro, N. C
(ioldsboro. N. C.
Henderstinville, N. C.
Hlckorv. N. C
High Point, N.C
Hot Spring. N. C ....
Henderson, N C
Lynchburg:, Va.
Lxinrton, N. C ....
Monranton, N. C
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Oxford, N.C
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4-j....
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5.25
7.25
8.40
6.75
10.45'
11.50.
110.05...
15.30...
114.85...
I15.S0...
24.5518
20.40 15
'81.25 17
H8.85 13.
20.4015
21 .55 15
2G.2519,
15..T0...
15 CO ...
1.3...
10.75...
25.2519
23 65 17
2T..25 111.
22.H51G
19.0013
8.05
7.25
7.10
7.25
25
CO
25
..13.10
..10.45
..12.41
..I 9.70
... 10.45
..10.80
..14.00
25..
25 ..
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7.25
7.25
8.15
4.00
.. 14.00
... 12.60
... 1400
.. 11 30
.J 9.60
85..
15..
(Rates from intermodiate points ln proportion.) .
EXPLANATION.
C- hi ma A : Ti kcta will be aold September i
and 12, and daily from September 15 to Decem
ber 15, ltj, inclusive, with final limit January
7, 1806.
Column B: Tickets will be aold daily from
September 11 to December 15, 1W5, incluaiTe.
with final limit twenty (20; days from date or
aaie.
Column C: Tickets w il be sold daily from
September 15 to December 30, 1S95. inclusive,
with final limit fit teen (15) djys from date of
sale. Nn ticket to bear lonirer limit than Janu
ary 7, 1806.
Column D: T'ckett will be sold on Tuesdays
and Thursdays of each week from September
17 until December U, 1805, inclusive, wita final
limit ten 10) days Trom date of sale.
Column E: licket will be sold daily from
September 15 to December 30, 18fto, inclusive.
B unai nmn Keren i.ioays irom oate oi sale.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Is the only line entering the Exposition
Grounds, bavin r a double track, sUndard-
tmummj iruui lull Vfuvc. OI UjO CUT OX
Atlanta to the Exposition Grounds.
or ucxeu and lull iniormatioa asplr t
your nearest aa-ent, or addreea
J. If. CULP. W, A. TTJSC
Xrafic Manafer. Genl Pass. Agl
1300 Penna. Artu wfvlrrt. 1). r-
BE
BE
hid
ktal
TO ALL OTHERS
Until you ece our line f HATS AND SHOES.
The bottom has dropped out on Hat,
The STOVER TIES are the leading Mens course shoes on the market.
Try one pair and you will um no other.
One Pound package of soda 5 cents.
Visit u at thold Hyaina stand. Rcs4ectfully,
McQAlVlr
1,000,000 People Wear
WlJougjasSIioesj
E
If'ORLP.
55.C0
$4.00
53.00
$2.50
$2.00
PC
1 VI
$3.50
For Hen' "Sfa-'
Wcr W. Em. Tmmzl thnea and Ttnnt
tm S-1.0 a pair. A l Kit I--. j
YVIulHs. 1 U; fitvaiice I . trailer !-. iiikt..-1 t. ,
riC ol other mike, tui t-.f q.My rM p. .- t.f
W. I.. ItMigrlM r-malai tl .amr.
Tk nositltuuti': 1n.1t nam .111a pno" it tmi-j
on aula. W. 1b1 HocKio.it3. kw t,j
I. S. IIJfKUl t
In
iPoor
means so much more than
J you imagine serious and
fatal diseases result irom
trifling ailments neglected.
Don t play with JNature s
greatest gift health.
If yourefelir(t
out of som. weak
and ftenerallv ex
hausted, iie?ou,
Kate no appetite
Brown's
and can't work, J
Iron
tag the mott relia
ble strengthening
Brown's Iron Bit
. . . l . w
Bitters
ties core benefit
comes Irom the
very first du-i
xvtn't stalm rcr 1
Uttk, and 1 1 a I
pleasant lo take. J
It Cures
Dyspepsia. Kidney and Liver
Neuralgia, Troubles,
Constipation, Bad dood
9 Malaria, Nervoas ailments i
Women's complaints.
i Get only the ttMil it has crossed red
f lines on the wrauoer. All others are sub-
L stitutes. On receipt of two ar. stamps we
r will send set of Ton Bscuttfl World's S
IFalr View and book free.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MO.
Health
J. J. Y. HKWNI,
IILACKSKU1U-, S i,
DEALER IN
SASH; DOORS KD
PRICES TlTKiShTD CN
APFL!CATIO.
CET THE BEST
- When yon are about to bur a Sewing Machine
do not be deceived b allm Its; advertisementa
and be ltd to think you can g'.t U.e boat made,
finest finished and
Most Popular
for a mere tong. Se e to it that
you buy from reliable manu
facturer that have gr.ir.td a
reput r.tion by honest and sq uut
dealing, you will then grt a
Sewinjf Machine that is noted
the world over for its dura
bility. You want the one that
is easiest to manage exd if
Light Running
There Is none In .he world that
can eqrut) in mechanical con
a traction, durability of working
parts, fineness of finish, beauty
in appearance, or has as many
improvements aa the
New Home
It has Automatic Tevslea. DocrMe Peed, alike
on both sides of needle ( other h
it ; New Sued (awW,dn vine wheel hinged
en adjustable centers, thoa reducing friction ta
the minimum.
WRITE FOR CIRCULARS.
TEE KEW HOSE SEWUG M1CHUE CO.
Oaivea, Kass. Borrcv. H la. r'inoBe'a,If.T
C1UCA90. TU. IT. U ll, StO. DI4, Tsi is
Bam rajjenca. Caw ArLAjrrA. Ua.
rOR SALC BY
J G MCHCLS & BRO
Cb&xabtrlai&'i izy and Skla Olstmsat
Is a certain cure for Chronic Bore Ejte,
Onnuutted Eve Lids, Sore Kipfdes, Piles,
Enema, Tetter, BaJt Iibeum and Kcald Head,
25 cenla per box. For sale by drugrtA,
to nosasowNzsa.
For potting a liorae in a fine healthy coa
lition try Dr. Cady's Condition Fowdera,
rtey tone up the rvrtetn, aid digestion, cure
cf tf.pettte, rtlicTe cw-'tipation, correct
ridaey dLorders and itt;ny worms, frivicjj
lew life to an oU or over worked bone.' 2i
le&U per package. For sale by druggist.
Morphew k White, Droggists.
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