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CaftTllle, Julj 18th 1910.
The Milam Mdloln Co., . '
Danvill, Va." - 'x
Gentlemen v - ' .
Ky neloe suffered for mwaj yearewlth e
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acid, rheumatism and although he treated her. she
never obtained relief
ain Mmiftintid with 4111 aa and knewin
It had. been Used suooeeefully ery frequently In sim
ilar oasea,' I determined to put her on It. She took
six bottles with the happiest results. I regard her
as entirely relieved and will always take pleaeure in
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QUEEII OF ACTRESSES
PRAISES PE-RU-IIA.
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NOTICE!
.Ue undersigned having been appointed and
qualified as executors of the last will and testa
ment of M. B. Bright, deceased, this is to notify
all persons haying claims against said estate to
i ; produce them to the undersigned' within twelve
' months from this date, or this notice will be
t!3ad in bar of the collection of the same.
All persons indebted to said estate will please
wake immediate settlement with the undersigned
This Sept; 12th, 1811.
A. L. Bright and Columbus Bright,
executors of the estate of
r. B. Bright, deceased.
The corporatibii commission is
notified that the Rockingham Rail
road Company, extending 21 miles,
from Rockingham, Richmond coun
ty to Gibson, Scotland county, will
begin Ociober 1 to operate as a
passensrer carrying road. It con
nects at Rockingham wlt the Sea
board Air Line and at Gibson with
the Atlantic Coast Line.
TRY A CROP OF SORGHUM.
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It It Hirdy. Prolific a Wondfrful Cat
tla Food and Good For Humana.. v
In one of the mot lntercatlns of
the always Instructive bulletin cni
oUt bj the United Stfttea depanment
of agriculture the extension of orpbura
growing U urged bj Carleton U. Ball,
one of Uncle Sam's first agrunoratAts.
' Mlt Is ouly thlrty-flre years.- be says,
since the first grain sorghums were
Introduced Jnto the United States. It
Is only twenty years since any of them
have become crop of recognized Ira
portunce. Although grain producing
varieties bad probably been Introduced
from time to time since the early
colonial days, none bad remained In
cultivation.
-The first permanent Introduction
were the two durras. brown durra and
white durra. which reached Califor
nia in 1874 under the names 'brown
Egyptian corn and 'white Egyptian
corn-' On account of its eartlness and
drought resistance the white variety
became popular in the central plain
region during two dlCTerent serle of
dry years. The first was from 1SSO to
1SS4. when It was known'aa Tice orn.
"Meal mHde from the grain or
ghunis. ntuiid lcnlly. Is nt Infif
quently utl In rti maklnx f tmtiir
cukes and Mimliar urtlclex on the farti
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' am etad to write tnr endorse
ment of the rreJtt remedy. Pcran I
do mo most hcrttty.9'Ja!U Mr1ort
Any remedy , that bcncHU cigtiuon
strengthens tbo ncrrcj.
Tho nenra centers require nutrltioa.
If the digestion Is Impiired, the nsnrt
centers become anemic, and nervous
debility Is tho result.
PROFESSIONAL
DR. J. GILLESPIE REID,
D cxTisr
Will answer calls at any
hour of the night. :: ::
Rooss 3, 4 aad 5
First National lUnk Daildic,
Marion K. C
C. B. McBRAYER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Prompt Attention Gircn All
Business Intrusted to My
Th ffiu-ml It-'lmi'oy I th.il tb-
on doll! iu in iiuallty. Srne eiprrl-
mrut r- mm tiug citndurted In a
small wuy tu determine tLc value of
tb- meal for muvc cxtndrd ce
There sTa little rt-anon why when
properly milled it should not be ucd
In much ibr mu manner as corn
meal. Thrrucbooi Africa. India and
the other pans of southern and east
ern Asia, where these crop are large
ly grown, they are not only common
ly used as human food, but In cany
countries ibey fnroisb the chief arti
cle of diet.
The advantage of por crop are
many and aHv tern. Pur varieties
are most likely to l nnlform lo nlrht
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(i Westeiriiii Nmth Csirtka Faior n
Riverside Park, ASHEVILLE, October 10, II, 12, 13.
Great exposition of agricultural and horticultural products, minerals, timbers,
s , blooded horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry.
Splendid exhibits of manufactured products of Western North Carolina, modern j-
farm tools and machinery.
-inliplnlf; Free Entertainment.
There'll be sbmething doing all the.time for the entenainrnent of Fair visitors.
"Happy JacTay lor, will make a death daring 1000-ft. slide enveloped in fire on a slender
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Bana.otiOngmai Cherokee Indians will play the ancient game of LaCross.
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Gorgeous Display
Fireworks Each Night.
t Street Parades Balloon Ascension - 'Band Concerts
; Fair grounds and Free camp ground? adjoining abundantly supplied with city water.
Thousands ot Dojliven away as Premiumsr .
V For Premium List Write
No G. Fair Asso ciafioini, .
Owen Gudger, iSec'y, Asheville;
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McCALL & LISENBEE
ATTOUKHYS-AT-L.VW
Potcct Buiklin,
MARION.
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nca rt HrsciMtc or roMrtc -
und In tlux of npruins. aod Ceocr arr
.i io harvrNi. Thf era in l uf tatvh
trruirr rai.u for m1 ptirj an1
uxttilt c ixilcr prtrr on ll cmto ni-ar
fcri h lf alo Ndrr as a frying
irr;lo lxcaiir tunrr uniform In qnaJ.
. "Tbe fonssflr.a of rarloas tors anJ
Ctrl' rlnt, rirrl3llx lbo for Ifcr
srtwlns of corn. ! bMptas to rrrclr
lUtrrvsi to lUt Ihluc of tbr fam
Tbcy arr rral !rps la the rlgbt illrrr-
tioa and sboutd U ritcadfd to cover
nil farm crop, poultry aod Uf stock-
Cot It Is oof orcwuiary to a wait the
formation of a tielzhborbood rjnb ta
ordr to Intrrwt tlie boy la slectlas
belter secl Help him io csaW Sec
tions from the year's crop. Let him
prepare It for storing oTrr winter fret
aside a field on which he can plant It
the following spiiDR. Plaot aloartlde
It some onuelected seed- A1 him la
comparing the two Geld Kacoorasf
blm If striking malts are oot obtslard
Hf first year Oti him a fair share
of the profit when profit retails from
tls islwrm. The best result wll te the
increase of Interest and kaotTtdg la
the hoy.-
No Mors Thlrtty Plewmtn.
1 tbooght my wife was extraearsat
wbea she bocrht one of thce new
fangled bottles for keeping llqalds hot.
tat It has prored Tery coatealeat la
tbe boose, aod now that I hare found
a new use for It on the faro I am as
enthusiastic over It as she ta. Before
going out Into the hot sua to work t
nil my doable bottle with Ice cold Cl
tered water and leaf 1: la the rfr!r.
eramr o that the whole thing tKOCri
thoroughly chilled. I thea carry It oat
to woru with me. put It la the shsi?
or prefembfy under a bit of sod. The
water Krep almost tee cold all daj
long, ercn la the hottest weithr
This derice Is about the cutest thing
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ror. cold comfort and cool rtfreshoeat
that . I bate, found yet. HoraJ New
Yorker.. A Pellts Ftequttt.
. "Dear teacher.- wrott Uttlt Jcha
nya mother, ndnfily ezmse Jo'i
tbscne frca Kbool yesterday after
noon, m he feQ la tiit rand. By. dolsx
tha tint jou will creatlT o-
laother.". ......
DR. R. J. BURGIN
DDmST
Marion, North Carolina
Office in
TOTEAT BUILDING.
M. L JUSTICE, M. D.t D. D. S.
DENTIST
Rooms 2, 3 and 4.
Strcetmaa Cui:dlat
Marion. . N. C.
tL 21 McCAIX,
C. XL. HcCALL
McCo.ll Sro.
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Coffins and Burial Supplies
Any business intrusted
to our care will receive
prompt and careful at
tention, V
Orer McCair& Conlcy's Fumimre
Store.
Subscribo to tho PnooEcss.
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Would , be pleard to
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AC CM S.
Merchant IL r&rrnerExnA