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d to ijp.oear V. far- tl-.o ('j- rk o? tla-'
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ia. 'i. ,,( iu 1,.;. conn Lous" m the town
of iinfherfordtoii 01?. .Inly ISru, V.HY, to
answ.y or demur to tho 'oei ition in said
pwe-.eii.j-, v tlu- plaiutia will amdv to
tao court f-.-.-L-.o r-jief d..?m-mded' in" Wk
da;., m. Liutcd Mav Hist. Uy
"M.O."LLCK?;.iH)X,
L!'r;(: rim i'uperior Court of liutlier-
1 vrd ( 'oaat y.
JJeilr.iyer & Juati'-c, Attor-ievs for Po-
ny Virtue : a mortgage deed dated '
June;;-;, JS.sr,. exeeuh d bv Henry Hod".? I
and wife. luary, to Frank C.:ce to si-cuie :
a note oi even date for tho sum of Ap;o, 1
v.Hoh mortaags is i-ecord.cd in th.' rrl :
cvAr(;i morrgages for Ilatlu rff.rd f-our-V'
1,1 ','n',-z A, page 27, I v.iU ofiVr
i;:rala to tho Idgiiest bidder for cash at i
tiie court house door in ilufherford !
county, on I
; .IlliK! i-iitii, lUVrJ,
at 13;oVloek m., all the foi lowing de
wri bed lauds to-wit : Lying on The wa
fers cf Mountain civek in the eounty of
Jiut'ei ford ami Stat-: of y.-rth ('erobi-ii
whete the -aid U' iiry ibid;-- iiv,,i j.,
1 N;-.a.;ad;;oioi ng ti:e lands of Mrs. Laura
Ifu-ks, (;. W. Loga.11, i-Jryant aid otJiers,
coutaiomg !; acr. .s lu.-ro ,.- le;:s. Sale
toaaf'.-fy baa:i'-e due sai, Ji(;:(, .vjV,
ititer-.M- ami ex:-n.-"s. This Tday ;(;th
lW.:i.i rivAXKCt'XE, Moi-tgagee. '
Peij- .J nsi ;- , i-k ss, Aftorm vs.
Ees33 Slyspepsla ass
! Diaesfcs whet you eat.
CoIks tito Limit.
A drummer named Peek put up at a
hotel ia Oklahoma, the landlord cf
which was the president of the school
board. The landlord, who was a jolly,
wludo souh-d fellow, suggested th-it
they visit the schools, the president of
the hoard first patting on a long tailed
coat, saying:
"bho adds dignity, an' then she hides
my gun. which are a bad example
'afore them children. I don't approve
niiybody under fourteen carrvin' a
L'UD."
After returning' to the hotel from the
visit of inspection the president cf the
board, now transferred into a laud
lord, said:
' Peek, you're a good filler. You
ain't goin' to let your light be hid un
der a bushel. Peek?''
"No, I ain't." .said Mr. Peck, rather
dubious as to the compliment.
Well. I te.'I veu what l, o-v tn
do for you. p;eii' as you'ro a jjood fel-
hr, I'm a-soin'tu have clean shee-ts put
put oil your hed. dad me if I ain't:'
:
Aivfcn-arj.
Mi r. Norton came liome from a call
o-;; day in s:ch a disturbed condition
Li...i. .i w as e-iue;it tes-rs were ::i far
m the oafi.jvround. S!u io:-t no time in
be;;i;:i:iny her explanation.
".rohn." s!io Kaid to her husband, "1
am so mortified I don't kno.v what f
do."
"What is the matter, my dear?" nsked
Mr. Norton.
'1 have just been calling on Mrs.
Peverili. You know her husband, Ma
jor PcveriiiV"
Yes."
"We ll. 1 kayo just learned today, to
my horror. th:it -major' isn't his ti!l-
at ail. 'Maj.r' is his first inunc"
'"Why. certainly. I'vo ahvay:; known
that. Wiiat is there so mortifying
abort it?"
"Xolhintr." said Mre. Norton. Ayitii a
firoan, "only thai I've been calling him
'major every time I've met him for
the last six mouths.'" London An
swers. TI:c "Cvy" cf S3IT-:.
One of tlie most p-eeuliar features
nhoiit manui'acturod silk is the rusthny
so:md familiar to every woman. In
tko r.ii!: tradi! they call it the "cry" or
sr met; men the 'scroop." Of all textiles
silk i
he only material which pos-
Slf'SOS it.
As everybody knows, tin? sound is !
hoard ospo;"a:!y when silk is subjected :
i
'- 'oi.;;:;. Wnat is ::ot so jroueraily :
knov.m ia that the (inahty is found in
sk yarn bofoic i.t is woven. A skohi ;
Cf jHk. miless it has lucn to treated as
io ims property m it; will when
cpe-nd up emit the noise slightly.
' ',!':; the skein i.3 squeezed in tho
hand, the sound becomes quite audible.
The cry" is considered a very desir-
a! Qi-dity in silk. Dyers try to de-
vc;op it as much as possible.
t't?c-.v recti? A ;s;;Inr:s.
Short 'y after Mr. Wiba.a Barrett
jeiaed i!:e theatrieal profw.-don he be-ca:;n-
a nu mber of a comtsany perform
ing at the old Theater Royal. Iublin.
His p;;;-t. !ati:rally. was a small one.
and. f. really to Lis; surprise, his tint
s:;e.:i was u-eetod with a round cf
applause. This 11 n looked for tribute
oiat; d ihe young a; tor, and he e::erteil
h:m.--:-:r to sustain the gend imp-rossion
he app .ared to have made. Ja-t ;iS he
was h-a.vi:ig the theater one of the
sceim shifters grhmiagly ac costed him
and s-.id. "iiure. it's ,-i.t ai cut anions
the hhcys ihat ye're a brother of the
man that was hung:' A Feu:;. 11 mimed
Eari-cU had that morning paid the ex
treme penalty of the law.
.-n A:5Sra Ci.'Kicri tn VieTine..
iii ienna every mans home is his
dungeon from 1-j j. n. to ti a. ni. Vienna
Is a city of-thus, and at 10 i. ni t.
; co amcn entrance door of each .dock is
; emsrd and bolted. Thereafter persons
i b'dr.g in cr out must pay a line' of
I twopence to the concierge until mid-
n'!'S'- d fourpenee from that hour to
! (1 a. ni. To go oat to post a letter costs
twepence and the same amount to re
; turn. To prolong a visit to a friend
; after 10 p. m. mean:; twopence to get
out of his house and twopence more to
. enter your own. A natural r'esait of
; this irrilatmg tax is that of all capital
i c-ii.ca Vienna, is earliest to bed.
Srartrs- His Frelin-s.
Ilcttie Now that you have broken
your engagement with Fred, shad! you
return to him the diamond ring he
gave you?
Minna--Certainly not. Ilettie. It
would be cruel to give him a thing
that would be a constant reminder of
the happiness he had missed. Boston
Transcript.
SomnamSnJisEi.
Blond persons are more apt to be
somnambulists than dark folk, and in
co! 1 climates there is more somnam
bulism than in warm ones. In certain
Greenland villages the hut doors are
locked from without by a watchman in
order that those within may not come
forth in their sleep and maybe freeze I
to death.
The Cfir.Ejbont.
"The captain was loading the horse
and bis lieutenant was at the rudder,"
s-iid a lawyer in an English court re
cently, describing an incident in the
voyage of a canalboat.
"Where was the crew?" Inquired the
Ji-dge.
rsadlj Mixed Metaphor.
London is laughing at the following
recent brilliant exordium on the part
of an English politician: "We shall
never rest until we see the Pritish lion,
walking hand in hand with the flood
gates of democracy." St. James Ga
zette. If you have diamonds, be thankful,
but don't hohf them up to the eyes of
poverty in a street car. Schoolmaster.
The Tnm'NK from now until January
1003, for only 50 cents:
KUTHERFOliDTON. N. C. THURSDAY- JILXE 2. l02.
MAN AND WOMAN
BLOWN 19 ATOMS
Deadly Explosive Is Placed
Under House.
TRAGEDY WORK CF ENEMIES.
Explosion Occurred Whiis Occupants
Were Asleep Eaby in the House
Was Thrown Quits a Distar.cs but
Escaped Injury.
iinoxville. June 23. A special
The Sentinel from I.aFollette, says a
terrific explosion occurred at the iaib
roaa camp of William Park, 4
miles
frcin tliat place this morning about 2
.' o'clock.
I Ilerci Jones and Martha Chapman
were literally blown to pieces and
I the house in which they were sleeping
; was demolished. A baby also in the
Jl0ViSe "as thrown ouice a distance bot
"-naurt. four cases of dvnamite
are reported missing from the maga
zine, and it is thought these were
placed under the house by enemies of
the Parks. There is now no clew to
i the guilty parties.
AMBUSHED DY COWBOYS
But
1 hey Are Routed, Leaving Five
i Dcid cn F-icId,
i Albuquerque, N. M.. June 21. Five
cowbo;.s have been killed in a fight
near Tucumumari, with "Jv.!l" Lee, 0f
Dona Ana county, an old Indian fight
er. ; Lee in watering his cattle eta spring
: had walked them through the water
against the protest of other cattlemen
, who warned him that if he repeated
, the act he would be killed. The- next
: time Lee, accompanied by an Indian
fishier, appeared with his cattle eiht
: cowboys were lyinS i!t Vl-rat. Vhi-n
: the battle that followed was over five
e 1 v
ol li.e etgnt cowboys were dead
j the other three had fled.
and
j Lee and his partner, who were un
hurt, surrendered to the sheriff. The
j names of the dead are not given.
MOUNTAINEER KILLS POLICEMAN
Fata!
Dee! at Elk Park. M. r. n
Slain, Other Wounded.
Pristok Tenn., June 21. News of a
fatal duel between .James Kills, a po
; lineman in the little town of Elk Park,
! N. C, and William Winters, a moun
; taincc-r. has 1 cached here. The men
I faeed each other with revolvers and
fired several shots. F!':s v.-na vm,.i
wniie v iTirSl s -v
seriously if net fa-.
Jiim.u ,
ta.dy wounded. He
was
iu imo
nnauted to a physician across
mountain from the shootin?
the
Winters, who ! nr.,. nf ,,m.
ers known as the -seven devils." ha
a grudgo against the omcer, who had
formerly arr-s,! h-o o.
, , . -.'.
conduct sr.i V.ntifMJ ,:,., .,,. ..,
TV. l;.: , " iou3aiy, so;
FOUR PICNICKERS DROWNED
Boys Wers Riding in a Beat When
Capsized.
It ,
St. Louis, June 23. Fovr beys were
drowned by the capsizing ) a boat at
Fern Glen, a icsort 1Z miles from her
They are:
Fddie Flynn. 17 years old.
Robert Regan, 1G years eld.
Peter I.arkin, 17 years old.
Alphonce Kerns, 10 years old.
The drowning occurred at the' annual
picnic of the St. Louis Turuverein.
Queer Case c; Joseph Hawkins.
Richmond, Va., June -J.I. Joseph W.
Hawkins, who lives near Mount Jack
son. Ya., has recovered from a long
spell cf typhoid fever, though advanc
ed in years, and is entirely restored
except in one particular. He has for
gotten how to read. He was a scholar,
ly man and a great reader. He no,7
does not know cue letter from anoth
er. He feels the affliction deeply and
wept wnen lie discovered it
Coffin Set Afire; Corpse Burned.
Hazlcton, Pa.. June 23. A careless-y
placed candle set fire to the coffin con
taining the body of two-year-old Mary
Hulik at the home of the dead child's
parents. Before the flarnqs were extin
guished the coffin was destroyed and
the body of the child almost cremated.
Only the timely arrival of neighbors
saved the house from being destroyed.
Art Building Will Ccsi $1,000,000.
St. Louis, June 21. All the bids re
ceived for the construction of the art
building which is r,,.. ,
structure cf
, " . 7 . L ,c
ulluil iair exceeds
?i,ouu,uuo tne amount apportioned for
this purpose. The Art palace is to be
a permanent structure. The bids will
be taken under advisement.
New. Ocean Record.
New York, June 23. A new ocean
record has been established by the Iin-
01 Caracas wnicn nas
arrived hero
from San Juan. The voyage of l.tjSO
miles was covered in 97 U hours twn ;
ard a half nrwW tv rl - OU1S' tw 0 '
and a half unuer the previous record, j
Three Killed at a Crossing.
Seattle, Wash.", June 23. Miss Hel
len Stratton, Miss Emma Ramstead
and Miss Jane Miller were killed by a
Northern Pacific passenger train at
O'Brien last night, while crossing the
rails in a buggy.
Murdered by Robbers.
Des Moines, Ia.. June 21. James
Gallagher and wife were murdered by
reoDers at uver Junction last night.
00 cents gets The Trisune from new
imtd January, 190:3.
MYSTERY OF SMITH'S DEATH.
Died Among Stranrorc, Refusing To
Name Home Adr.'ress.
Charleston. S. C, June 20 An air
of mj-stery has devtdoned lie re ovr-i-the
identity of C. X. Gmith, in char-e
of the American Steel and Wire com
pany's exhibit at the exposition, who
died suddenly Wedjx.cdf.y.
"When it was seen that he was s
rioucly ill friend-; cf the young man
asked Lira to iva thorn t'a3 addrc-s of
his parcus iu order ti : they mif;kt he
noticed of his condition. Smith de
clined to give thij ir-f.Jl.rtl3tj0a.
, mends urged him to talk, m he
; would not, and he ck-.l vith his se
to : crct when tele-yams vcr? f;( nt to
iNaw iorK headquaiters of tii?
conipany the ansvrer came ihat no-ta-
; 6 . . Known m tlAi tstablishmnt
. w oiuis iamiiy co:moction. He bfc
. gan. wor! with the company at the
. Parls position and vas put in charge
of the entire uifplay at Euilalo end
Charleston.
' The steel and wire company
. structed the local reprc-ecfatives to
spare no expense in t'.e fur.oia! hi -
was ounea ar
Z: i i i -
Gtranfei s
wun ms secret r.nio
TRAIN GOES THROUGH TRESTLE.
Fatal Accident on South Carolina and
Georgia Railroad.
Shelby, N. C, Juno 20.-A portion
u.1 ,;"xea r-5'fin on the South Caro
lina and Georgia extension railro 1 1
fed through an approach to the bid
over Broad river yesterday a'ternoDu,
killing one man and hijuiimi crer a
dozen passengers.
The dead:
LeRoy Crigg, Shelby.
The injured:
Edward Turner, conductor
D. W. Phiffer, trestle master.
Riley Whiserant. a negro.
A dozen patsenveis. inr bi-Knn-
lauies, were also i-jn
names are not known
.
cd, but their
About the time the rear coach was
vu iae span inst above :ho 1
gincer Albert felt the treitj.
ivcr Tii.
and opening th
Lroalo. sear
"-' tar tndre. Fr.ving ad
of it except the rear coach and thro
box cars.
The coach fell precbdratelv r,n fP,t
tli.-. t . . . .
' cn tlie brink of tho liver. tuvoHf-r br
: the recent rains, and was r-rWymt bv
the stone pier supposing the hrid -c.
" -" "veu iae passmuers r.
Irom a
v.atery grave.
Ashevide and Hutherfcriton T'cdirosJ
to Du.'tt.
Asheville. TV f 1 ...... .-...
Asheviile and Rmherfoon rS"
.vvi i he -ii-: f m..i
i.i
acti.e wo-i: on ib
proposed line will begin at once. The
! T'iywi uriTi K-.-'ji- i-.
i - "U11 u -'?-W 1 . cunis.
, .L. ,.
! w n ;n ! 1:f1C'!:os U
; w tr'n ttt the I-vf erfoni cud.
: ii;c courract ?ivcs Mr
' ,'-. -Ml.
Cams about
tour ycar.V time
in whieh to . r,: -..
ph to
the road. The bh e -.
will be completed in per'm; s ju-.t s-;.:;
this time. The exact iocaticii c g e
line has as yet not been tfri.
Th
lead will run via FV. .-, 1
will enter Abbeville from tho s-.uth.-r'.
pait cf the city. The len-ih c," tv
ro:id from Aslmvilie to Kuth-Tf0'-d-.ui
is 40 miles. From AsT:eviIIe th- road
will extend to Tennessee.
It is no! known who klr. Caais' har k,
ers are hi the nicveWr.t. hut it
eraliy believed that it is the Jc.-ihoarii
May Hang Aftsr 20 Years' Freedom
Raleigh, Jane 2 1. Twenty yet.rs
ago Fan Gould, a negro. wasW
m u:- .3.inc:eu in tats state, hut r
short wade before the day anuoiiHeJ
for the eacciuion he broke jail and
made his escape. This wps in ar.d
nothing had ever been heard from 'dm
until this week, when a negro f.Ul
: pored to be this condemned murderer
: wan arrested in Georgetown. S. C. arid
will be brought to 'adesboro. If this
negro proves to he Gould then the gov
ernor will only have to fi: another
: aate ror tne execution "0
years Lav-
ing intervened
Sam Jones Aftsr Moonshiners.
Raleigh, June 21. Wilkes comuy
has for many years been notoriously
the worst county in North Carolina for
moonshining. Rev. Sam Jones is mak
ing a campaign there and the claim is
made that he has induced almost all
the distillers to give up their business.
Memorial Library Completed.
Durham, N. C, June 24. The new
memorial library at Trinity college at
tVlis iJnnft 5 1 n . .
i"tt-c 1S -"'H'mieu.. it is
clared to be the handsompsf
building
in tho Onto
The cost is S0O.00O. It
is a gift from the Duke family.
Gaynor and Greer.e Remanded.
Quebec, June 21. Judge Andrews
today discharged the motion for con
tempt against Detective Carpenter ana
has remanded Messrs. t;ivnr.r rn-i
Greene
to Montreal in charco of ih.c
tailor .f ,.h.
c
Shot Woman and Suicided,
Tailey City, N. D., June '..-Jennie
; Daley was shot and killed by William
1 Bennett, her partner in a restaurant,
who then committed suicide. The af
fair was the result of a violent quar
rel. Edwards Killed by Wright.
Abbeville, S. C, June 21. Jesse Ed
wards was killed near Calhoun mills,
in this county, by Manuel Wright in
a difficulty about a cow lujung th
crop. Beth are negroes. Wright has
surrendered.
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It is
PANAMA ROUTE WINS
Senate Choosas Latter by Ka
jovity of 3 Votes.
SPOONCR AMENDMENT ADOPTSD
Measure ss Passed Authorizes Pur
c'.acs of Panama Company's Pre;?,
erty, nights and Ccncc salons If C! ..--Title
to Saras Cen Qc CL-lah
Washington. june 2-).Piv--;
won. Ey a n.ajoiity of ei. ,'..; .
senate has adopted the
amendment over the hcuse bill,
favored tho Nicaragua route.
O c.l-J
which
After
this a-;nu-ent had been a .'-rr r:.n '
; scnata paaT.i the Panama canal bid
I by a vote of 42 to Si. j
The Spooner amendment, as amend, i
ed and adop-led by the senate, provide:
that tho president through the lav
j h'ieus cf the government, shall deter- !
' mine whether a clear title can be oh- i
taiued' or the Panama companies' p:-;:,- ('
city, rights ana com o?;:or:s. It he'
shall bo satisaej that such title cai
be ol-tafued, he shall p:ncha?e r..
property, ri-htf. end concessions fc:
10.f-Mj..,a.. if, i:1 opinion, a cleu
title eai.act be el tuined, he thall pro
ceed to construct an isthmian canal
by the Nicaragua route:.
The bill provid: s thai a comniiss'm
. of sever. Lha:i be appointed by th
president to supen if-e the work and
; (o make airaiigciuertti for the details
' of K- It ebo nrovidrs thst cob.
in the sura c J:
l.i:: ;
mieiest, shail be isuod to raise mon
ey with which i j ccnctiiei; the canal.
COST CF WAP. PHILIPPJNCS.
Accorclfrig to Hoct, it Idas Gcst $170,-
Wasl;nt:on. June --b Secretary
Rcai It- ma le u.r-.ver to the sfjte
iv;.c!-;.tkTi or April 17 cailbg for in
formatter, as to the cost of the war in
the Phiiipph-es.
Reports from the v.irieas bureaa ci :
ficers are f ubniirtc-d to show the cost
01 the Philippic:; war. iu-iud:ng euc-i-candipg
chligctir-r.?. showing that the
tcrri up to date is, StTo.Sii;.5:;J.
Secretary Foot rcimiks: !
"The present scab? cf r.por.?e in the '
Philippines is. of course, rrcath- -e-
....... . 01 me continuous rcaae-
tien of the army made po-aib'e by the
xeocOii.yn or tcarcrul condition?.
TLjs in the mh: :'a of the fiso-U vcr
ending jn-ao 3.1, ma!, there were a! cut
70,(:..a Ameri-r.n soldiers in th i:
lands. Timt l umber is new redaee.j
to about ::;l,n(.ii. Orde:s have m
been issued of the Eighth, Fntetnih.
Twenty-feu: th and Twenty-lifth infan'
t'y and a s.uadro-i of the Tenth cav
alry, and when there orccrs Lave been
eiiceutcd the numbfr of Ameihan
ts-oofs in the Philippines will have
been reducad to lS.;i0o."
C5RL'3 CORPS 2 IN OLEEPER.
Grevvscr.-.s Find Ma.-fe by Trair.tr.cn In
b'ichifjn.
F.enuaba, alich.. June 20 At an
eariy hour th? trninm?nt cn tho train
which left here re o'clock last night
1 ad a grewsome dud. The dead bodv
cf Ec-'-sio alatfhevson. of the Sen. v.- ,
Ida- ed in the berth of a sleeping car
before th? ear left bore last night.
The girl was from Satdt Ste Mar: 3
and was on her way to Chicago to he
troet..d u,r tciCsumptTcn. A ttaveiir,
man v.bo knew her was taking '
from the yao lino to the Xonhw . .
depct he?" cn a strec'. e,-r. Th c 1
r i-c,-, 1.. se Liivi as ne w.-s
her to the coach she dieo hi
Not having time to attend t
- .-: . ' a.-a:-.
ar.as.
o the ar-
irngime'us, the man s'mrdy cerrir-.l
j her into the train, put her in a berth
and loit nor.
EXPLOSION SINKS CRUISER
Chinese Vessel -Gc-3s Down With 133
Officers ?nd Men.
Lor don, June 25. A dispatch to th
Central News from Shanghai says that
the Chinese ciuiser Kai-Chi has been
wrecked by a terrific explosion while
lying in the Yang-tse livtr.
The Kai-Ohi rank: in thirty seconds,
and lf0 eriieevs and men on board wer
killed or drowned. Only two mea on
beard the cursor escaped death.
Crazed by Cudahy KrUngptr.3 Case.
vjmaica, June 2C Mrs. Kate P-eVv
who became mentally draared a yeai
ago over, the Cudahy kidaapincr c3;,
has l-,sen taken to the insane asylum
i-t Clarinda, the commissioners havi 11
decided she was in-a:ie. She was
brought here from Trey. N Y., by Dei :
uty Sheriff Askin-, of that city. ' !
Shortly after the Cudahy kldnantn? 1
case Mrs. Fecley became seized with ;
the hallucination that she hod ;
nessed the perpetrators of the cr'mc '
divide the ?23.0-)f) paid by Mr Curaii , ;
for the return of his con and that in !
conseauence they were following hei
with the- intention of murdering her. j
Kidnaped Coy Escapes frcm Captor;.
Bi i? ham, Utah, June 21. Neds A .a- '
dei son. Jr.. the youth, who was kid
naped SatU.-day night, rcturac?-! to hi-j
home yesteiday in an almost fainii'i- :
condition, imving eaten nothing durina i
that time. Young And'-rscn Bile-os !
that he was Iwld up juct cuuside t,'i
city limits Monday by three masked
men and imprisoned in a cave in the.
K-o-Miiau.-s east ot aiigham, fi
1 om
which be escaped last night.
Sut-Kcrilie for The TrtbVse and get
the i;ews when it is news.
The Tnrk nni Life iircrancp.
One man was loi.n.l.iining that he
had insured twenty a oars b-;,: in a
mutu.d leiaiit cumisauy which prom
ised ail sw.its cf tldny.s. an l now th,
time wax up he lveeiwd b-t-s than be
would have done if he had invested bis
money okowhero. A wise Turk who
was sitting ch.so by S;hl it reminded
him of si came! belonging to a friend of
his. It was a mest in!eii'gc!:t I riUe,
i:::d the owner v.;,s ceuvir.ee.I that if
be io;:nd a really gord a-aci.er ii t-o;t!d
k o a-aci.er u could
iv.vcu.iy iio.igu
he was of the fjaiuo
l" tie.; ;;t t, talk.
; " . d w:k said
and w;
onid tea b it, but it
g t ;ne, l robablv thirtv
wm-deiigiued and
v ':! : take a Ion
' .. '1 lit? OWI
( . 1 10 pay the Ut.-d.-rn a ilxs d sum
. "i- annum an
:-. 1 a big Lomas when the
h the li-.-Ua i iumheng to
am'im.l talkc
Iy a 1 eavy Hue if it did nt. A friend
:nterward vvent Ji!. it, ,:-.-:! ini.l s-ii.i:
"What on earth ind-eed yea u, Ma:.o
that agreement? yOJ know you tan
never teai h the camel b tail.." !ll." j
said the UoJga. "I k;;e,-.- tii.,'.
ing the iloriy years either I sh;;'! I
die or the owner whd e-r the cam; i. 1
Auhuw, ! am v. right, as I h:w my i
h:;od income." Xew York Coiuiuvrda!
AdveiLiscr. . !
In S wisteria ed tho bi id., on her wel
ding day wi'j permit no :.e. v u
her parents, io !;:ss h: r i p.in the lips.
Li many of the provim. s tho t o .k
pour hot water over :he thieshoid aft
er tho la id.d c.,u;.ie nave go:i in vhivt
to keep it warm fr.r ana; her Iride. A
favoriio weddh-g day in cotkia.l is
lie-c. oi. -.u Hi.; t the youi ;g couple ean
h'ave their old !;fe wl,h the old year
ami heg:T! t!K.:r KMirhd I iff wi
J.ew .:, t.j.i ly ji -avtty idea.
H ,11V
The
itai.a-s permit i-:, wtddlr. gifts that
are sbaip or pointed. ::m:,i which 1 rae
liee emanates our supe -stiiit.Ti that the
gift oi a knife severs friendship. (::
of the most beautiful ,f all marriage
cu.,ais Ia that of the bride immedi
ate'y af;er th ccrem:..iv tPning her
ben juet r.m.jug her 1 laideii I iv-:id .
oho whj catches it is fmp..u-;ed to be
the next I. ride.
V:-! V.lif.tZr.vx:.
fou:e o;-: ln? in. taueta of t!ia pl:ysia-r-l
th'.';-t.-; of "we-rd biiadta-as" are giv
er, in the La--et. i h-. disease is fr-tm.-.
u:.ee': :::o:;. In one ease V. c
sarurer. an Lktg'kmaiu. thirty-n.ui
yea;s of atre. who knew Creek. Latin
anl Freueh wed. su-hlenly lo-1
k-a.wk dgo of Ihi: lisli. thong!; he cou'd
!"a;. an;. i:v:erst:ind Creek perfect Iv
and Latin ar.d French in a ratlst'r
Mnaoer orgree. Anether and alniost ;
m,-e -r.: ioua cas-e was that cf a man
who hist th,. power of r.'adi:-g at s ight.
it. a; oati.-nt wa:: aid-
1 rat; !y from dictation.
to write aeea- !
I at ::s ce:u- i
pi- tly i;?.a! le to lead !i;it ho had i
written. Word i;I:ndncss is ai-parc;:' ly i
::kit! to color blindness, but is certaiuiy
attended by miu-li more ineenvomont j
eonae.j fences.
V.hat an i.n;n;rkig ruitid Miss Lit:ht
ly has!" exclaimed the cynic. "We
were at an L.-i;.::i table d'hete last
t veiling, and ?ho said, with a very kit
temsh air: 'Oh. ilid you ever y.,-j maca
loui growing? I should think a whole
field of these lovely white stalks would
I e too awfu-dy pretty.' "
"What did jou :ay. old man?" said
his partner.
"Oh, i jnsf crid no. that I bad never
come nearer io it than seeing a bread
tree in ilower."
Then the parlm r stepped to the tele
phone, aad they carried the cynic 1 ,0.110
in (he ambulance. Now Orleans
Times-Democ; at.
A TH of JoI-.tj Er!ji7ifs Sronsiti.
A u- t ie Lrd once said o?i tho .-n.
pi.
-Mr. Ih-ight's illness that I rovi-
was p-::::shing bim for misuse
;;-hnts ! in ! in- a !5Kfjc t,e t.
; ;ain. The following was Mr. Fright's !
.-..r-a.--le reiair.di-r .-!oh bt rr.-.v....i :
h':-. seat: "it may be so, bat in any oase
it will Le rome co:;::,!hition to tho
friends and family of the noble lord to
know that the disease is one which
even IVcrsiderce could not indict i:t-.,i
him."
I -ir. -t li.
Fpinac'u derives i;s name from the
Spanish monks, who first used it dur
ing fast day. It belongs to the beet
fatally and ir. generally served as a
vcgeta!!e. althotu h it makes a d liiata
ami appeuim.g sa:a;i. in the
tti-cn u.tu is Irish and m-een. a few
leaves tutuc-U to the sp.nach will im-i-iove
tlie tkivor. whether it is served
as a vegetable or salad.
CnniCn't E:e :i:ilj- ,jf T!iat.
"Never," said the pers.;:i of good ad
vice to the delicately nurtured Boston
youth, "never say 'I can't."
Indeed, sir." responded tho intcl-
Icctrml lad, "I trust that my diction is
i.ot so open to criticism. If you will
but be attentive to my conversation,
you will observe that I say cawiPL' "
Baltimore American.
T:ie Yif?.
"Suppose I were an absolutely per
fect woman, she remarked sharply.
"Do you know what you'd do then?"
"No," answered her husband
"What?"
"You'd growl because you bail noth
ing to grovvj ;;bout."-Chieago Post.
"Do you behove in signs?"
"No A dentist's sign reading 'Teeth
E traded Without Pain fell the other
day just as 1 went m.der ii and knock
ed out two tc th of mine:" Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune.
T!ii,Hs?)t ITe Was Smart.
Wifi--D-j or. mean to insinuate that
your judgment is superior tc mine?
Husband - Certainly not. my de-.r.
Our choice of life partners pravs it
irmt
The Trjbu:e is all-home print, r.ni
the only jiaper published in the county.
81.00 A YKAIl.
in 6ed
Vrhen it becomes iiecesirv tn
; -j. 1 . . J ,
; S,J UP ln lcd to get your breath;
i when the least exertion men a5s
; walking, s;veepinrr, sin-rinrr
i ;!i pily
l?mS or &3 P and down
ssir?, causes shortness nf
' breath, fiurteiLng ornalnitattoir
i .Uen ;.. ' .
' "1V"' ts,nc LU u- someining
: t0 brace Up and StlCnfTtlien
vour failtncr heitf "f'-.l-T 1 -
Miles' Heart Cure. It L best
of ail.
"I conM not rest t.t nfe-lit and
of'en I:ad lo sifc up i:i te.j t
br' at hc. The lcutd, era-i t ion voVl
Eiakt? my hom o p.dr.itato dre id
f ni iy. 1 )ur tioet-.r 1 Tcscriijed Ir.
Mhc.-: Jk :rt (lure r.;,:i it c;tu
pleMf restored t js to lu-alUi."
: 1-alirTcuQ.
; stimuhites the digestion, in
creases the circulation atid
makes weak hearts strong.
Sold by druggists on guarantee.
Dr. ililcs Mcdici Ca, Elkbart, lad
jHiii fur Taxes!
: Tin- ftld'Ai:ig tiiu ts ano in.ls ,r
la.:;i. Ji. reii-j.ffer nani'-d. havole.-u h v-
:hd on )', KlXe;. (!;: ! the V.ar JtH!!,
1. i.u h sidl remain dm- and nnpabl;
; i h rt-fore, i.e.- (be Miiif:o-ti.Mi .f
, t::.v s a-..-, I wiii .-cli ::t 1 11-- !nirt J t.u ,'
d...iriu F.r.t!:. IT-.:.-:,..,. ;i(.dav, Ju
lv 1!:, !., th.- foil.r.viia: l.-s-r;ivd
i la.iuls. H. A. .L?n r;. Ta. lij. t lor.
RrrtiuRKotioTOA T., sun:
. P. t':ll-S.i! -M ;,., ( O X-1U ,f l:,l
m th west .if lo.i j., ItuLimv i,u tax.-j
;;M l ('"L '---W.
L f. t!.i:Tu-i-. I'M ar.-; of
land on
:-?:! ( hitter c,.: ., t ;-sa!i.l i.t.4 :.10.
dames TiJ !;ei,-, :tcr-A ,,f lati.l 011
x eies I'ord mid. fa;,i s ami . o;!, I..0.
Sii v.:: i S!-i:i. ;.-. T..w.-iMi
W. j:. liu-h r, 17 a-n s cf iaod, fav.s
ami cost, L.i.
-v. Jt. Ja.m.,n, -J.. ::eres t-'i land
.oyo ::-reek. ta.vsaiid .vt. .vi.o;j.
i''.. L. br.iioi!!, 27 acii-s of I.-md
Ihi.ii river, taxes aul -.- i : r
dam s liiils. CO jtej.tS of lau;t on M'u h-ar-son
soni-k, tax and c ost, L!;.
I. IL Fife, Ov. acr s of hmd, taxes and
co.-r. s:!.m.
II. Ji. F'te. IC, ;:ni ; r.f land on rxK'n.
an!.-o!f s r- ek, taxes and ti..-r. -sl..
Anutinla Ford. 5: ;:e'-s of Jaud 011
s cri i K, taxes and cost, ? I.'J7.
Frank "Melhiiii", j acr.-s of land, fax
es and e-t, s-;:". 4 :.
tvu'- T" y,cVr;lyi r :iS t.-s ot I;, ml 0:1
Hill s ere.-taxes atnl cost, ;1-1.
Jnde s?;r.ti;i, a-ies of lam, ja:es ami
c.-t, L'-i ci-::.s.
A. ('. Iliobbii-s, hi a-ivs of hind 011
x-ro.ul rtv r, taxes jmkI cost,
r- -r ...
i. jV:,!.;ns. -P' a.-n-s of land
Ln-ad rivi r. tayf- nid . i n
on
Ih ury Wilkins, :;i 1-. s of hmd. t ix
cs and cost.. 5b IL
L. A. t'o'dins, :; acres ff land on In
land Fon; road, taxes and c!st. s:.! l.
Kufus McKinnev, ;;, a,n.s f i;iud,
(axe.-, and e.sf, :;.M.
Notice.
i cuv.: Cw-u:i., 1 h: 8i;x-rir Court,
d"!herf id '.r.n'y. :'it. 'Tenn, 1 :.''
I Vr.. M. J. lii.-rgjns, ,
v.-..
MM.uovs.
I. J.
Iliggitis.
Ao r;'. :;.
To I. .'.. Higgins, in t!;e above entitled
action :
You will take notice that an action -n-tirb-d
as al-ve as been commcjiei d in
the ;?npeii u c--r.it of I'utheif..id -oantv
again.-t you f.,r divorce and to dhwilvo
ihe bor.ds of i:-.atri-.no-iv. Anl tb,. v::;,l
non-ivide!ii, I. S. lligr-ius, will further
befov.. ), n... -i.-.!-
nor i conuty, 1:1 the com t house ia
li:t!:riordt,,;i on the lht Mo-iday in
!-H-pi. mher, i!!c;. mi l attv.v r or d- ur
to tin-, comprint v.h!:-ti tiII U ch-l
within t!i - firat thii -: ilavm.r said fen,,
or the ph.iutid will ar.j ly to th- -..rt
i'.rtii - r-li.-f tieiiiaud-.il in hrcMp!;tiit
i'at' d Jane ..,'.!, '.
, ,, , X- (. imcki:rsox,
( ierk 01 tti.' .S-ii.-rir Court for Rutin x
iord Cir.iuiy.
: ANXOrXCBiKXTS.
I A:i.;ou!icom !it s of candidates will hi
published hi this r!U!l - i;t each,
cash in advati'-f.
To
TI'J: D.-.-iM i'ATS OP llTifi.-.-nn
I lu leby announce i;,js If a eamlidai.
;i.'i- i Tr-;iM-r, subject to th
: Df-u-..'KT..'ttc Convi r.tion.
j llOlii. K. Blf-iKUSTAlT.
;To thk L-i-.tor hats or RrtfiKKiwo
(-' ' vrv:
i I hereby announce myself a "a.udidat
, for l-.-ri, bidyjeot to the I:nocr;.r"c
convent ioa.
C. MAttCETXt S KCHxItSON".
Notice,
it- n 1
j -i'"; f " witty fc Thoxptwi has
! ho. n di.5p-rfr.-1l oy mntnlftf);j'it. VAih
er thirty L? authorized to-rKxi-.tW ac-
count? duo. Tho. indebted to -is will
j please nraVa settlement as soon as irr.i
jble. Thi-s June 2Sfh, 1 fdl.
T. 13. TWITTY.
I P7. A. THOJU'isOIf.