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THE GUARANTEED
RECONSTRUCTIVE
TONIC
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What Rttlam Is
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MILAM is a tegetable remedy, absolutely free
jft;
f fr6m mercurV. "Dotash or alcohol.
no opmin, morpuine, cucwuc, ouwuiv
arsenic or other dangerous drug there 5 is ab
solutely liOthing in it that can be harmful to
any one, and it is guaranteed by U3 under the
Pure Food and Drug Law
MILRM
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WILL ICEEP Y OU WELL
AND STRONG THIS
. SPRING.
. lYTiaf Tffllam Doe .
MILAM purifies and enriches the blood, tones
up -the stomach, stimulates an increased
flow of the pancreatic juices, thus aiding
digestion ana creating a hearty, healthy
appetite. It drains the system of all germs
and impurities, restoring the body to per
feet health. ;
Your wonderful medicine if In my estimation, a "
, Oodsend to humanity. C. D. Jefferson, 875 Wood"
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,After t&iing five Dotties. x gainea ws pounue.
recommend Milam to all needing a tonic J, r.
a Williams, Am. Tobacco Co. , Danville, Ya.
My hearing is nrucn improrea, my eywg-n oeii
and all Bymptons ot rheumatism are fast - disap
pearing, thanks to Milam. C P. Bargrcr, with W.
M. Kitter Lumber Go, Huntington, W. Ya.
Wfosrtt KJSlfauiM ns UBoMw fibers.
will always take pleasure In recommending Milam
for uric acid troubles.' a T. Bmrksdale, DaaTiUe,
Ya., former U. 8. Postman ter.
Milam has benefitted me so much that I want all
my friends to try it, eepecially thow who hare
wttX yes. Miss Kate Mebaae,B, F. D. 1, Blanch,
N.C.
I cannot praise Milam enough, aathla is the firs
Spring and Summer I hare enjoyed in three years.
Miss Winifred Poeton, 751 Patterson Are. Boanoka
Ya. '
Aftertoklnr emaad a ball botla mi XTUm, I
rained i l-lJownda, X. & Stalaakcr, ttmcglst
Cbariestoa, W. Ya.
1 hare been a rreal tffrr with eatarrk for St
7ara, Deelded to try Kllaaa. Am now cm tmj
fourth botUa, My catarrh ts eatlrely rone, JL L.
Wallaoe. Char lea to a. W.Va.
I hare taken six bottles of Vllamaad caatrtth
fully amy I am t eel In better thaa I ever remeabrr
before. Myrtle L. Scofield. with Wen pie, Kllereo
A Oo., Waahlnrtoa, Ol C
is amajrnlflcent tonle. 11
Mllankhas beoefltted me ta almet erery way. It
Jarnr W. HoUaaO. book
keeper Imperial Tobaooo OoDaarlUe, Ya,
.MILAM will thoroughly cleanse your system, give you jiew life and yigor and make you feel better than you have
felt for years. MLLAM is not a "cure-all," out a diooo, Drain auu uoujr-uuuvuug wuiu xw is uub pavcui uicuiwuc,
but is made from a prescriptionwhich has been used successfully for forty-six years. We guarantee MILAM to do
all we claim for it, inot, you get your money back every cent of it.
Mow Vow (Ssan (Beti FJlMsnm.
MILAM is for sale by almost every druggist or general store get it from them. If
'your dealer can't sujly you, order direct from us. Price $1.00 per bottle, six bottles
for $5XHJ. Express prepaid on tnree Dotties or more.
Buy sin bottles and if you are not bene
fitted we wiSi refund your money.
At IP P in ft jpmiPJl XViaJa-liaAAJL MAJ VwJ r-a . .mvj - w
' ina g r.
Slim Chance For Her.
KA roissioDary who was making
his way through a backwoods re
gion cmo upon n old woman sit
ting outside a cabin. He entered
upon a religious talk and finally
asked her if she didn't know there
was a day of judgment coming.
"Why, no," said the old lady.
"1 hadn't he red o thaU Won't
thrn bo more'o ono day 1?
"No, my friend; only ono day,
was the reply.
"Well, then," she roused, "I
don't reckon I can get to go, wc,re
only got ono mulnaod John always
has to go everywhere first.' from
Norman E. Mack's National Month
ly.
PROFESSIONAL
DR. J. GILLESPIE REID
DC5TI5T
Will answer calls at any
hour of the niiU :: ::
Reoas 3, 4 ni 5
First National Bank Baiklh,
Marion, N. C.
ATTOR.HEY AT LAW
Procipt Attention Girca All
Business Intrusted to My
Care. :-: :-:
SouthbridCT. Miuml. Feb. 12. tfc.
&2 Hamilton St.
The Bloodino Corporation, Iktra. Mjlm
Dear Sin: Vie ind me f l.ou won a
of Bloodiue, the aaznple ym went me wai
U. K. Sod bj Adimi JLxnma.
Your Tery troir.
M. A. LiCHUKLL.
. W. Street man. rpcoal irat.
Hair msdo from silk it the lat
est invention of fashioo. This
hair comes from Germany and is
made of artificial silk. It has the
V xure of real hair and can be dy
ed the oxct color of natural hair.
Up Stairs, Strectman Building
L. A. HAJVEy
COUVTY SURVEYOR.
C. E. HOUSE
ASSOCIATE
A RETRACT AX BtXC pEfT3
SrrciALTins
FACING EVIL.
It is only by looking an evil fully
in the face, neither magnifying nor
hiding it$ real proportions, that we
pan obtain the requisite wisdom to
avoid it, or the courage to vanquish
itor the fortitude to endure it
A HISTORICAL SKETCH
; Of the 22nd N. C. Regiment Dur-
! ing the Civil War by an
Old Veteran.
After the battle of Shepherds
town Lee's army went up the
valley to rest and recuperate from
I its long campaign. Daring this
Accused of Stcalinl
E E. Chnmb-rlaln. of Cllfcton. Me .
boldly H4xasU Dnck'cu Arnic KjUt
of airaunK th cltns xnm wrn or
scales - the pilu tr m jor- of nil kind
h dUtrji fnim m pllr It
robs cutf . corns, babr. pmlu nod
injuria f thfirt-tror. "h ry it m
hf,i)in rt-mdy iu rtiu.il don'l exinl "
Only 2c ui J W. Strrrtnvn'a
Ode lu SiTtsiAZ WLz.
McCALL & LISENBEE
ATTO IIX EY5-AT-LAVT
SI
change of clothing and a great
Seemed t& Glve Him a New Stomach
'T suffered intensely after "eating and
no medicine or treatment I tried seemed many were barefooted. A great
to ddjany good," writes H. M: Young- j j ' V i i ''"
titera: editor of the Snn. Lake V ew. ma"J UL'
th railroad cut hih! oiiic of our
men fell back to the woods whr. The North Carolina Postmaster
the main line whs Matinnml. Some Association will meet in Ashcriile
fell back to a small branch a short September 10. 20 and 21.
distance away while others simply
Mnrlow. N. H-. F-b. 20,
Oj Blood ine Corpormtion. IJ.itou. !i
Drr ii: KncloMHi plw find SO
cent for which pi fin tn one box
of Dloodine Blood and Kidncj TableU.
they are fine for tbekidnejm.
Ycran trtilr.
C. U WruotiT.
J. W. Streetman. irpccial arat.
Ohio "The first few doses of Cham- j th Confederate ranks,
b-lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
ave me surprising relief and the second After being in camp for some
. twill 8nid to jrivp me a new stomach time and having recruitc l up our
alfirtfaler
lay down in tho railroad cut while
the Fderals fired at our men as
they retreated to the woods. In a
short while a new ConMcrate lin
I was advanced and charcod the
period of two months we had no; Fe(Jerai iirje. WLen thfty reachcd
the branch all Confederates were
ordered into line and the Federal
line was broken and retreated, the
Confederates pursuing somft dis
tance. Then we metn new Fc:lenl
line advancing. Wo Gred into
ranks very .much from returned
A total of 12,238 bales of cotton
had been ginned in Texas this vear
up o August 1.
A Ktnl Who Left ttome
t' em awhile and fell back into the th- world to talking, bat Inl Mm
Poteet Building,
DR. R. J. BURGLN
DKiTlST
Marion, North Carolina
Office in
POTEAT BU1LDIKC.
tt. E. McCALL
Salr Of a Valuable Lot In Old Fort.
Ey -.'virtue of the power of sale con-
the valley of Virginia, not know-!
mg
our destination. At Mount
taineel in a certain mortgage deed, ex-, Jackson we crossed the Blue Ridge
eoiited on the 10th day of November. A.
D ,1905, by E L Hcmck and wife, F.
E. Hon ok, to secure the payment of a
sum of money therein nam-d,; and
"which said mortgage deed is duly re
corded in the office of tb Register of
Deeds of McDowell connty in Mortgage
Book;No. "10, on page 501, et sequiter,
atid the conditions in said mortgage
deed contained not having been com
plied With and the sum of money there
in secured not haying -been. paid at -the
time the same became due land payable,
.nor at any time since, the undersigned
uriirtgagees will expose to public sale at
th -courts house door in Marion, North
&.;civaroiina on - . :
tavwqnesaay inc ? join aay or aususi,
o'clock a. in., the following de
L4
r"r.- -i:-- ' Li 1 X. Z X .
mountains at Miriums Gap and
proceeded down by Madison Court
Hous- some time in December.
Many of the soldiers were bare
footed and fresh beef hides were
enven them to make moccasin out
- i
it was very cold. The soldiers
could not march much with such a
covering for footwear, and the
moccasins soon become in such con-
soldiers, we began our march up r lilroad cut. and this closed the of Bnffalo. N. 1.. mj he ai-
wbjb rwrjc nAi iiui r. me or all
itx. tir i Dr. Klnff" New Uf filt
erable. That nijrht the Federals ;ndtt they irt. nnf-in to U hla
irii uni:h ntru niu nvT, ana inu I indigestion. dypp.
elo.ced the. bt tie of FrefWirkchnrfT Strt-wtinsn's drnff store
for us.
We went into camp about tweh o
miles below Fredericksburg on the
Rhappahannock river at Camp
Grepp, named in honor of General
Greepof South Carolina, who com
manded ono of the brigades of our
division. uur carap was ma
MossNeck, or Port Royal. Here
we were in camp all winter, doing
dition that they could not hi worn jcamp duty and recruiting our much
at all. ! rip nip tori
The chronic kicker doesn't do it
altogether for exercise.
a ILHrCALL
McCo.lt Bros.
UNDERTAKERS
only 2-- at Coffins 3 rid Burla! Suppllw
Any business intrusted
to our care will receive
prompt and careful at
tention-
Over Mcdll & Conlcy's Furnirurt
Store.
t ; "t'.rW-i
; ; LbBs Noft On'. Two, Three, Fonr and
Five in Block 7 as per plat made by C.
M. Miller of the town of New Fort, an
annex of the town of Old Fort,, North
Carolina. - . ': '
Said sale will be made to satisfy the
said debt, interest and cost of sale.
Term of sale: Cash- on day of sale.
This 26th day of July, A. D. 1911. "
N L. P. CRAWFORD, '? ;T a
J. S: BRADLEY,
; J. L; U. Bird, Attorney.
SV " NOTICE!
K Horth Carolina, In the Superior Court
viicDowelltmty -; September Term, 1911i
Cfiariotfce AMeese vs W. M. Meefee r?' ,
" : The def eDdaiitLaibove naniedwill take notice
that an action entitled as above has been com-
- : v mcnoed in the Superior Cpvxt ' of McDowell
county Dy. tnevpiainua zo ouvuu oi ouuw
f'l j vv jnf.nHont nn th- Raid ;de
fendant will further take noUce tnat ne is re-
tolred to appear at tne aepieni rv, V4
nperior Court of said county to be held on the
MrtTkrltnr in Sc-rtPmHr 1911. it DelDg the I8th
' - - eaid county in Marion, son? wuu,
r now on file in my office or th Plaintiff .will ap-
r -v .5 : 'r T.. r-- iha w idf riemanaed In said
, . , ' THOMAS MOEEJS, J i' . ' ,
i;f'!:S4'3erk Superior w""-
V Read The Pbis. Only $ 1.
Iii this condition we were called
upon to go into the battle of Fred
ericksburg December 13th. The
Federal army had thrown pontoons
across the Khappahannock river
and had crossed over in large num
bers. r Our portion of the line was
in the rear of the Taylor House.
The batallions here were about two
miles wide. The railroad ran be
tween us and the Federal line.- The
second day after being in line here
the battle opened for us. Our ad
vance line was in the railroad cut
several hundred yards in- advance
of bur line,' which was at the foot
of the bill, v; We were exposed . to
shell fire of the Federals on both
sides of the river. r . i.
Major Cole was in command of
the' skirmish line in front of Ten
ders brigade. In the' afternoon as
the fighit was progressing 'Company
At and Company M was ordered to
reinforce the advance line, which
we did at once. .We had; barely
gotten into position when our line
was charged ' by : the Federals and
broken. The Feneral line "occu pied
snowball battles witruour South
Carolina boys which were quite
exciting-. Here we lost our gallant'
Colonel Robert H. Gray. H was
much loved by his soldiers both
for his gallantry and unusual kind
ness. James Conner was still our I
colonel but was incapacitated from
duty by wounds. Major Cole was
advanced to lieutenant-colonel and
Captain Laburn Odcll to major.
The first gold mine ever discov
ered in America was in Cabarrus
county, this State. This was about
1820. In 1820 a man found a 28
pound gold nugget on his farm in
Cabarrus county." -Until gold "was
found in, California this was the for ncnroui diseases, tuch ai fif
largest nugget in the "world. Be- ,pasms Sr. Vitus dance,. conrul
causo of its peculiar color, ho for Von "? tfepty. These diseases
years kept it for a door block. One 3 n?.!
day a manasked him . what he huprwnWSSfaZ
wuuiu iae lor m auu no saia .-i incr tnese dreaded malart
mm mm
50. Whereupon the man bought
it. Lincoln "Times.
Don't think that pile can't be cored.
ThonsandB of obstinate caaes hare - been
cured by Doan a Ointmeut. 50 cents at
any dmg store. . .
"Dr. Miles Nervine
Comrjletelv Cured
Our Little Boy of YUU WOULD LIKE
tuts."
to be connected with the
largest enterprise of iU
kind in the world.
You Can Be.
Most liberal contracts
with live men to sell in-
m
come insurance
S. A. SCOn, District Mgr.
24 Patton Ave., Ashcviltc, H. C.
THE, NORTH CAROLINA
State Normal and
Industrial College
Maintained by h Stxu forthoWcsica
of Korth CaroUna. F1t trzlxr Ocmrcs
leading to Drrw. Social CocTxfcr
Uachcra. Ftni tallica to thorn to arm
. V ...
w WCOS30 leacncrs ia tte Slat, Fall
Stssiqa liiu Srptmlr 13, 131 K Fcr
catalog and ether InTorniaUaa adirss
JXXSVt tfOUlT, rrkilUntUttatmr, K C
A familf can suffer no creater
affliction than Co have a child sub
ject to fits or cpflep7t Many a
er or mother would grre their
all to restore such a child to health
1m feeartUr Ud to UU yxm of
oar little boy who ws coaspUuly
cured ol fit. He coxuaaac!
in Ueca at 10 ymn o4 a4 ad
them for f oar Tn. I txitd iKtm '
doctors and ecta rpccklrst but all ot
them aald b couVl not b MurmX
bet Dr. Mile' Kettorat.T Nervier
a&d Dr. Miles Narte a&d Lircr rus
made a compute core, lie Is now
hale, hearty aad rr. It hat b
threeTeantiocebehsdthelsjtiMU.
I ihall rire Dr. Miles maaes
rraii wherever I p. Yo art st
liberty to tua this letter ju yo e
6t and aarono writia to me 1 wi3
rladly answer 11 they cqcIom tUss
lor rtrly." r
F. M; BOGUE, Wmdlsll, lad.
Dr. Milc Nervine
is just what it is represented to he.
a mcuicinc compounded especially
Bold by all drvSBlsa, If tha first bcttJa
.-h.wj centra your money la retumtd.
MILES MEDICAL CO, EJkharV lad.
. Subscribo to tho Piioqiies3.