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EUTHERFOEDTON, N. C.,'-THURSDAY. DECEMBER 25, 1902.
81.00 A YEAR.
P-C . .7
1 AliJi
i
HE MU3T E AG TEMPERATE A3 AN
ATHLETE IN TRAINING.
k3
I hfive had occasion to use your'
Black-Drausht Sto :k ar.d Pediry Mcdi-
cii.e and em Dieasej tc sty that I never
used aii)o.i. frwsock thai gave half as
gecd satisfaction. . hi-iy recon
ncn J it to fill owners of si ik.
ft J. B. 3ELSHER. Louis. Wo.
H Sick stock or poultry should not
R eat cheap ptock food any mure than
K sick persons should expact to be
P cared by tood. When your stock
Jg and poultry nre !ck gnvo them mcd
M icme. Don't stuh tiwm witiiworth-
fi less stock foods. Unload the bowels
H and stir up the tcrpid liver and the
E animal will be cired. it it be nossi-
B ble to cura it. Black-Draught Stock
and i'oaiiry iledicme unloads the
W bowela and st:rs up me torpid liver
It cures every malady of stock if
B taken in time. Secure a 25-of nt can
E cf Uktok-Drsuffht Stock and Fouitrv
1 Meoicine and it v. ill nav fxir itself ten a
times over. Kcr?es work better. Cows f
3 give more inilit. -Ilogs gam fiesh.
d And hens lay more eggs. It solves the
j problem cf making as much blood.
umii and energy as possible out ci
3 the smallest amount of food con
J gamed. Buy a can from your dealer.
i 3y Slant, Sp..o1I nni Taste lie Teeta
! . : s " . a ... - .
lie Mnrtt Lead a Lite at Once Rls
orous and Aacettc.
Man; hotels and restaurants of im
portance us well as many wholesale
and rctii'l liquor dealing liinss employ
j a wine expert. It la the duty of tins
j man to pass upon the quality of all
! wines, trendies, whlekios and ether
alcoholic beverages haaclled by his
! hor.se. lie work;? vith ai empty stom
ach, and he makes his tests through
CRUSHING A BORE.
AMERICAN AUDIENCES.
A MAN'S NECKTIE.
The Authority on KatnraJ History
That Sydney Suiitb Quoted.
Sydney Smith jokes have a delicate
flavor cf age, but an anecdote in "Mem
ories of Half a Century" has not beeu
told so often as some of tbe classic
tales. Sydney was a guest at the din
ner of au archdeacon, and a fellow
guest, whose hobby was ' natural his
tory, was a bore if once started on his
eubjtct. Smith promised to try to keep
him la check. The naturalist got his
opening.
ALr. Archdeacon," said he, "fcave
yea seen the pamphlet written by my
friend. Professor Dickenson, ou the re
markable size of the eye in a common
j house y?"
The archdeacon courteously said he
Men atd Women and Their Effect f the Manner of Its Arranffe-
I'pon Fcbiic Mcetins.
American audienecs are strangely
alike in some things and strangely dLs
similar in others. A good committee
will take as much pains In the ar
rangement cf its audience as of Its
speakers. A.n audience seated without
crowding is seldom enthusiastic. Nei
ther is an audience whose hands are
occupied with bundles or umbrellas, an
audience largely composed of women
or an audience in a cold room. The
easiost audiences to address, the most
responsive and Inspiring, are those
raent Tells to One Woman.
"I wouldn't attempt to judge a man
by his coat," she said gravt ly, '"but I
would not hesitate two minutes to
3uo"ge him by his necktie. It is an al
most infallible guide. Of course there
are exceptions, but the character and
intellect of most men can be told by
the way in which they tie their ties.
PERSISTENT LOVERS.
WOMEN WHO WEilS MARRIED
SPITE CF THEMSELVES.
IN
Sorts Motrlmoclal Experiences That
Would Seoul to Jni!f; Volt sire's
Cynical Declaration That "Any Uan
Can WeU Any Woiaiu."
"Any man can marry any woman'
Now, take the overclever man, for ex- i Voltaire once cynically declared, "if he
ample. ! ouiy pursues her long enough." This,
"Tha tie of the genius has afforded
much 'copy' for the pen of the satirist
and the pencil of the caricaturist, but
th? three senses of s.'ght. which tests !
the spirit's color and clarity; smell, j had not The bcre pursued his advau
wh'.ch tests its odor, and taste, the j (age:
must Important se::se, which tests Its
flavor. To keep these senses at once
delicate and sharp the espert must not
use tobacco, end In the use of liquors
he must bu temperate to the point of
toctotj-.liGm.
If two glasses of champagne are set
before n clever wine expert, one a
i champagne of the vintage of 1S64. the
! other of the vintage of 1SSS, he wid
tell readily whfoh U which. There are
"I can assure you it la n most inter
esting pamphlet, petting forth parucu-
: lars hitherto unobserved as to the uivu
j sual sizs of that eye."
.- "I diniy the fact!" said a voice from
J the other end of the table. All smiled
j save the bore.
"You deny the fact, sir?" said he.
"May I sisk on what authority j ou con
j denm the investigations of my most
learned friend?"
composed of men crowded and packed ; in reality any little peculiarity or idlo-
toget her and warm. syncrasy In dressing Is generally the
Women na tin-ally do not applaud or-j oatward and risible sign of vanity
cheer. They are by instinct mere self j rather than of personal untidiness. The
restrained in the public expression of ! art-rage man, with aa ordinary fchare
their emotions than men. Every public ! of intellect, seldom kuows how to tie
speaker is complimented by their pres- j a tie as it can be tied and Is tied by
euc-e. knowing that their quiet word at ! men with no intellect at all. De may
home is oftentimes more effective in possess a charming eelection of the
results than the most enthusiastic I best ties which Broadway can supply
shouting on the street corners by the ' and does not in the least look eccentric
other sox. In a public meeting, how- j nay, rather, he often wants to be as
ever, the audience gets Its cue from ' rmart in appearance as possible, but
! those nearest the speaker.
By virtue of the power of sale confer
red upon me by the provisions of a derd
of trust executed to me by James V Mc
Farlaud and v, i?e, Lucy A. Mcr'ar'and,
on the 27th day of Otober, 190 ). pin! re
conhd in Bonk "I" p iges f fi9 to 575 of
the office of the Register of Dtc-ds of
llothmord county, default bavin een
made iu the payment of the indebted
ness sfc n-cd by the said deed of tru -t.
nud np'n demand of the holder of the
notes, 1 will sell at public auction 4o the
highest bidder for cash at tho court
lionise dim in the to.vu of Ruther ord
ton. at 12 o'clock, noo l on tho
20th day of December, 1002.
the following dest ribed tract or parcel.'of
land, to-Vit : Lyins and bcin:? iu the
c-oiiuty of Rutherford, on the waters of
Cat hoy's creek, known as the Toiiver
'Ti'-is homo-sti-ad, beginning at 4 dog
woods, and running thence north 2 west
f-1 poles to a stone Dili at the north end
vi the bridge; thuets uorih -50 west 12
poles to a stake ; "thence north 10 we?t 33
liks to a stake; thence north 28 east !M)
poles to a post oak on north side of Bisr
mad; thence south P'.i east 21 V'mcs. to
n Spanish oa k mi east side of road ; thence
with ?aic road nouth 48 east 23 poles to
ast.;uoii the west side of the road:
thenc scnth 2:1 p to a big white oak ;
thcuie south 5i east ot ples to a post
c:'k; thonee north oO east 12 poles to a
post oak, ride of voad: thence south t
cast 130 poles to a birch, north side of
creek; thence down n iil creek north 85
cast i t poVs to'a;take; thence soath
oast 53 io!es to the mouth of branch
near ford; thence south"?! east 20 polet
to a ftaV:e- at tho moth of Holland's creek ;
hence np .-ald creek as it meanders south
CI west 86 polos to a stake .in creek;
thence, west 29 poles to a pile- oi' stones.
"Webbs corner; thence south 41 poles to
an ash i:i Iladio'.v'' line; thence west
vith his line 157 poles to the beginuing,
containing 3(H) acres, more or less, being
the ttime laud conveyed by '.Mutt I.Ic-
Erayer and vue to the said James V.
UcFui-lautt by deed dated DecemberSth,
lo' fi, recorded in Book 70, No. 130, of
paid Rejrist'-ir's ofic9, and being the same
Liud descried in s.iid deed of trust.
This November 19th, 1002.
SO L.OMON G ALLERT, Trustee.
j well two audiences, both from the
' same social class, both crowded, both
j in larfev? theaters and both largely at
! tended i-v women. One hanoened to be
Indeed a half dozen vintages which he j i ny the fact." replied Smith, ! in Colorado, one In Massachusetts. In
can designate by their taste alone r "and I base my denial oa evidence one meeting the orchestra was re
wlthout the hflpful presence of the j wedded to immortal versy well known j eerved for women. In the ctlicr meet
labeled bottle. j to every scholar at least at this table!" : inS the men had the orchestra and the
The wine expert must also have a The emphasis laid on scholar nettled ! wamMi had liio lower ciillrv and all
.1 1 fe .1 0 -. ' "
IJiuiiiuua huuniL-ui- ui rtrvi iiis. ; tfce naturalist by its Implicitton. " Weil.
Among the red wlaw of Trance he j Ku." he Kiid. "will you have the kind
must be able to tell those of the Ca- j r,ess to quote your authority?"
renne from those of Burgundy and cf f wit, sir The evidence is those
Dauph'tiy. i vell known. I may say Immortal, lines:
In the white wines also he must be j ,.Who f3W h)m dle?..
learned, and be should have no dira- "i,- ba'ta tbe fiy.
cidty iu distinguishing the chtfnipacafo "With my n!e eye!"
cf Sillrry, of Ay, of Reitna and of i The gre?ts l-oared. and during the
Epernny and In distinguishing also rest of the dinner nothing further was
their best vintages. Among the oth.r i heard on the subject of natural Lis
French white wines be must know j tory.
I remember ! somehow he rarely achieves bis object.
Directly you see a really beautifully
nt any rate, was the experience of Ja
cob llallidaj. a well known character
in the north cf England a couple cf
generations ao.
Never did a lover win a wife under
such discouraging conditions us Jacob,
for after his first proposal he was
soundly horsewhipped by th? ycucg
lady's father and ducked in a conven
ient pond.
'I'll ask her again next year. Jacob
spluttered as he emerged (rom his
Lath, the fire of his passion not a whit
quenched by his cold douche. n?rJ
larly once a jear, ca the aiuiiveroiry
cf Lis first proiosal and Immersion,"
Nicholson says in his biography cf Mr.
Halllday. "Jacob attired himself In his
COMMERCIAL BASK.
Report of the condition of the Cor
mercial Bank of Rritherfordtcu, at Ruth
erfordton, N. C, at ihecle.se of business
on November 25th. 1902.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, ....... $23,478.54
Overdrafts 778.24
Furniture and Fixtures ! ,000.00
Due from bank and bankers. 12,183.08
Cishonhand 7.6SC.17
Total v i45,097.S3
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock $10,000X0
Surplus 1,000.00
Undivided profits 1 ,01 1 .C3
Deposits subject to checks. . . . CO. 137.43
Due otht r banks S.JW.M
Cashier's checks 5C8.05
tied tie (except in the cases of military finest raiment and presented bis peti
men and actors, with whom It is a i tion, always with the saino negative re-
thoss of Sauterne. liarsac. Preigmic
and Bommes. And the Spanish white
wines of Xores. the t'ormnn white
wines of Johannlsberg. Steinberg and
Ilockhcim must be like oM time friends.
Wniskles and brandies are divisions
of his work that are r.s important as
the wlncH. He inut tell at a glance
whether a bmndy has been aged in
THE COOKBOOK.
Peeled, chopped tomato sprinkled
over lettuce, the whole cevvred wiih
French dressing, makes a Hussian '
salad.
. the boxes. In both cases th? audiences
! wero entirely friendly to the speakers,
j The pccoiid meeting was marked by
, wild enthusiasm, the first one by re
' spectful sttei;tion. In the second case
J the mass of met; in the orchestra urged
on the speakers by continued applause.
In the first case the men in the galler
ies who started to applaud were
checked because between them and
the speakers was u mass of absolutely
silent femininity in the orchestra. I do
not say that cue meeting was less ef
fective than the other, but the differ
ence in tin- mrain on the speaker was
marked. Vroni "The Spellbinder." by
Colonel Curtis Guild, Jr.. In Scrib-uer's.
part of the training) which uever
! moves out of place, following faithfully
the little idiosyncrasies of coutempora
. ly dandyism, you may be fairly certain
that you are not face to face with an
undiscoveied Shakespeare or an era
bryonic Goethe. Of course, in the case
cf a rich and important p'-o".:i;-c. thr
' lesser details of the toiler;.-- iiMiiliy
; left to the valet, but even t !::; I d.y
a man of real brains to l-ecp l,; tie at
the exact angle for s-otc-idwable
time Al diMiier yov. w:l t;eneirdiy find
that by the time tht .c;ip hi.s arrived
the evening tie has shifted its position
or become obliquely set. This could
probably be easily avoided, only It Imp
pens that the way In which a man
wears his tie indicates pretty accurate
ly the wearer's Intellectual apprecia
tion of trifle. Toledo Blade.
Total . .
f?4e,Ofl7.S3
POINTED QUESTIONS.
To steam potatoes pel them and a supreme Conrt Coincidence,
when very clean put them In a col-in- ! Wbl:.? in session the associate justices
wood or iu glass, and he must not only j tfer over boiling water. Cover tightly j of the United States supreme court are
separate with rase the Irish, the Scotch. ' with a lid and leave them until done. ' s sated on either side of the chief jus-
Pat
and the American whiskies, but he !
even must designate the districts in i
which each was distilled.
Considering his knowledge the salary
of the wine expert is not great. It
averages $40 a week. Occasionally it
fulls as low as ?25. and occsudcually It
mounts to munificence.
The exi)crt must not eat rich, heavy
fixds and pastries. lie innrt not kepp (
late hours. Jlis life, la n wd. must !
h? as temperate as that of an athiete I
in training. This is ! order that his ';
seusea of sight and taste and icneil i
may be at their best always. Smoking ;
la had for the smell: rich foods are bad ;
for the taste: late hours cr any sort of I
dissipation, even the mildest. Is bad I
for the health generally and for all the
Tarragon leaves are most useful in j tice, in the order of their commissions,
uahtd r.r.i" should be scalded, squeezed i the oldest in commission ou his right,
in a towel iind chopped fine. This herb j the next oldest on bis left: the third is
t-Tves a Kent to the salad that is always j second on the right and the fourth 6ec
appreclatcd. j ond on the U f t, and so on alternately.
When making beef tea, uever ndd the youngest in cominis!cn occupying
the sent on the extreme b-ft. !
When Justice Field wts the senior
associate, thhj arrangement produced i
the salt til: the meat has been cooking
for several hours. Salt acts upon the
fiber and prevents it giving out ell its
bouHshitig properties.
A st?rtk c.ie huh thick requires to be
broiled Be1!! miunt.s: one inch and a
half, twelve tuiniKes; two laches,
twenty minutes, near the nre at first
and then four Inches away. j Shiras and I'eckhain. All were mar-
A substitute fu- caper Fauce Is made ! ':ed- bVlt 310 oat? r tlie j-st:ees on the
hv .nu,r nTe snrifTii f' narrfev shnv- i ht had ever had any t-hiidi en. while
"tf i. . I
tlilfi curious residt: The uauies of the
juetic. R ou the rhjht had but a 6ingle
j syllable Flvld, Uivy, Iirown and White
I while t!;e names of thoiie on the left
; hr.d two syllables Ilaiiau. Brewer,
ly to let it become a bad color. Do not j
each of those on the left had loth chil
dren and grandchildren. The colors
" " " i r-nnn fT f- it in matted hrtti-r niiti grnnucmiureu. i ne colors
Eenses. sight In particular: hence th. j wVh r- d a dSL'ui were all on the right-Gray, Hrown and
rigci-ous und ascetic life of the winei8 0-1 u!,L ,aIt a,'a a, "s.rUnoou.ui ; . eolortesa-
- i cf vinegar. b?:i up and sc-rve, ,,t i..tf-u.K U:c tert was co.ouesa.
expn. j i Youth's Companion. '
The wine expert Trorks with stomach
emntv. for then his taste and smell are j A Ncw Profession.
at their keenest He works on bright ', Mr. Inswim was hurrying
days only in a room flooded with sun- ! blindly along the street toward a chem-
ttght for then he can best weih a -s with a bottle in his hand when
Iiqncr's color and lucidity. He uses I young De Trop bailed hhn.
glasses of the oddest shapes- differ- i Ie Trop -Hello. Inswim! I've
ent glass almost for every ISquoT-for . scarcely seen you for a year. Where
these help him to distinguish the most j bi""e you been keeping yourself since
delicate irradations of saill and color. I 3"J vvcr? married?
The brandy glass, for instance, has Inswim-Oh, bssy busy tU the time,
bowl almost as big as a washbowl. Ie Trop I say, what are you doing
mostly 2
By virtue of a mortgage deed from
Mary Owens and Amos Owens to me.
registered in the Register's office for
Rutherford comfy in Book L of real es
tate mortgages on paga 147, I will sell at
public a action for cash at the court house
door in Rntherfordton on
Monday, January 5th, 1003,
the following described lands lying in
Rutherford county adjoining the Eliza
beth Murry lauds and the Jenkins laud,
ljeginning at a rock 'pile in Elizabeth
Muvry's line aaout25 links north of the
Swcexy white oak corner of the Jenkins
tract, and. runs with his lino south 140
poles to a rock, corner of sale to A. P.
Owen's, now A. W. Oweus; thence with
raid !ine east 100 poles to a chestnut,
corner cf same; thence south 160 poles
to a stake and pointers, corner of same ;
thence north 12 west 198 poles to a chest
nut by a large rock in Elizabeth Murry's
line; th.i:ice with it north 55 west 181
poles to the beginning, containing one !
hundred and nfty-three acres, more or
less. This property will be sold under
the powers of the said mortgage for the
purpose of applying the proceeds to the
disc-barge of the costs recovered by the
plaintiff from the defendants in the ac
tion entitled '-Sarah Caufield against
Omos Owens and Mary Owens," as is
set forth in the said mortgage deed
The bottom of this bowl the brandy
covers in the thinnest layer. m The ex
pert puts his face dowu close and. with
his nose inside the bowl, rolls the
brandy about, thus getting the full bou
quet cf the liquor.
He must never swallow the bever
ages he tests. He kolda them to his
month about a minute, rolling them
upon his tongue and letting them
touch his palate, and that Is sufiieient
for an accurate judgment. To swallow
them would not aid him, for there are
no nerves of taste In the stomach.
To swallow them would, on the con
trary, hinder him. sending him drunk
to bed each testing day.
The expert of a large and fashiona
ble New York hotel In discussing the
other day bis business said:
"What is more difficult than to de
scribe in word the taste of anything?
How. for Instance, would you say
what bread tastes like or meal or po
tatoes? "liut red wines have, after all. de
finable taste. The poor red wines are
earthy. They have a flavor of fresh
soil. The good ones taste like field
mushrooms, and the best ones taste
like trutries. But the taste of whis
kies and brandies and White wines Is
not to be defined In any such concrete
way as this.
"The wine science is a nice one. Few
men know It Few men Indeed can
tell with their eyes shut whisky from
Jrandy or ale from beer. Few men
glittering
Inswim I've got a new profession.
De Trop What is it?
Inswim II umor'.st
De Trop-You don't say. I didn't
think you were much in that line.
Inswim I'm not a very
success.
De Trop What erwbet sort of
work do you do mostly?
j And then youug Mr. Inswim leaned
I over end whispered softly in young
Ije 'xrop s ear:
"I'm spending most of my time try
ing to humor a baby that's engaged in
! trith nnlfnrn "
Then he plunged madly on again to
ward the soothing sirup shop. Lon
don Answers.
No lailaence Al.uve. .
In Dr. John Hull's time it was the
eustcju in his church to use the old
fashioned, simple liymiui. and the sing
ing wns congregational.
On one occasion William M. Everts
discovered E. Delatield Smith, then
corporation counsel of New York city,
singing with all his heart and whis
pered to his friend:
"Why. there is Smith singing "I
went to be an angel!" I knew he want
ed to be district attorney, but I didn't
know be wanted to be an angel."
The remark was repeated to Mr..
Smith, and quick as a flash came the
retert:
"No, I have never mentioned the mat
ter to Evr.rts, knowing that he had no
infiueuce in that direction."
Eult When he presented himself, rorr
a middle ased man. for the twenty
fourth time, the lady greeted his ap
pearance with a peal of l.iughter. "It's
no good. Jacob. I Bee,' she exclaimed.
'I may as well glre In now cs later, but
what a faint heartfd creature the im
portunate widow wns compared with
your -
Sheridan took an equally bold course
when b,2 sought to win the fairest of
the beautiful daughters cf Linley, tire
composer of Hath, who was strongly
v;losed to the suit cf the brilliant
young poet and dramatist His lady
love, too. was beset by an army cf
suitors, many of tbctn far more eligi
ble than the penniless law student Tba
circumstances cfllhd for bo.d and de
cisive action. After threatening to de
stroy himself If the lady refused his
advances and fighting a couple cf duels
vrith one of his most fctuddable rivals
Sheridan took the bold ?tep of runuius
away with Ml.s Linley aud conducting
her to a French nunnery, where she re
mained in confi nt-nif nt until, succumb
ing to her lover's daring and persist
ence, the consented to marry him.
An r.muslng and characteristic Ftory
Is told of Lord Boacousfleld In ths
days wlien he was wcoir.g Sirs. Lewis,
to whom in later ycarr cf married life
he was so touching!? devoted
One day Mrs. Lewis, who was then
living in retirement at her seat iu Gla-morg-inshlre.
saw a goi-tlejn.nn walking
leisurely up the drive. "June." she ex
claimed to nu eld servant "I raily be
. lieve thai hoi rid man Disraeli is com
ing up tlie drive. Do. please, run to the
door and say I'm not at home." Jane
opened the doer to the undesired caller
and gravely announced her rcesuge.
" kacw." Dlsi-aeii coolly auswu-ed,
"but take my bag to a bedroom and
prepare luncheon. 1 will wail until
. Mrs. Lewis is ready to come cown
sta!rs.,, whlclu of course. Mrs. Ix?wis
felt compelled to do a few minutes
Liter.
lug harder conditions than the state of "Oh. dear, what can I lo with eucli
trade and the market compel you to n obctlnate. thick skinned man?" the
adept? ' widow asked desperately later In the
How would you like to be the stoker day when Dlwaell shewed uo rign of
cr weaver or mechanic on tlie wages raising the Kiege. "Marry him. I sup-
It J. F. Flack, casbier of The Coiaaicr
cial Eank of Ruth rfort'.f'.m, do solemnly
srear the above statement is true to the
best of lay LuovrledfT'? 2nd belief.
J. P. FLACK, Cashier.
State of N. C, Rutherford County.
Sworn to and subscribed Vcfcre mc
this 9th day of December, 1202.
31. O. DICKER30N, C. S. C.
Correct Attest :
T. B. Twitty, Jtscr C. Mills, M. II.
JCsriC2, Directors.
Yonraelf In the Oilier One's
tl.ce and Aniirrr.
The gror.t ta.'dt of-sonini ethics U to
Etimul.-.te the social imagination. We
must be continually prodding our sense
of social consequence to keep It "wide
awake. We must be asking ourselves
at each point of contact with the lives
of others such pointed questions as
these:
How would you like to be the tailor
or washerwoman whose bid you have
neglected to pay?
How would you like to be the cus
tomer o whom ycu are selling these
adulterated or Inferior goods?
How would you like to be the In
vestor In this stock company which you
are promoting with water?
How would you like to be the employ
er whose time and tools and material
you are wasting at every chance you
get to loaf and shirk and neglect the
duties yon are paid to perform?
How would you like to be the clerk
or saleswoman In the store where you
are reaping extra dividend by Impos-
you pay and the conditions of labor
ycu Impose?
How would you like to be the busi
ness rival whom you deprive of his lit
tle all by uaiug your greater wealth la
tomjiorary cutthroat competition?
William De Witt Hyde In Atlantic.
XUV CUM 1CTA)VW1 """lira "- I ...... .. 1
abontoue hundred and five dollars ($105) mu. . .
Tho Expe-ase of Canary Bird.
The keeping of cannriea seems to be
a fairly expensive luxury. To start
Willi, a really good bird will cost $50.
You can easily spend more, but f50
will buy a fairly good Norwich bred
bird. The food the bird requires con
sists of varSons delicacies in the form
of rye, bread, lice, meal and vegeta
ble. Canaries are liable to all soxi:s
of ailments, and this, of course, neces
sitates further expense, for the treat
ment of these complaints is anything
but cheap. Cf course, no fancier of
! cromi'ies would be content wdth one
bud: he must have at least a doaen,
and the cost cf some of these will cer
tainly run to $75. Fifteen hundred
l.os'JInj; Satnn Down.
"Lightning knocked the church stee
ple down," some one said to Brother
Dickey. "Yes; Satan's eyes always
Q&.rAi fire when he sees a church steo
ple gwine up." "And here's a colored
brother killed another at a camp meet-
; leg." "Yes; Satan goes ter meetin'
long wid de res' er dem en sometimes
shouts de loudes'." "And a preacher
was drowned in the river last week."
"Oh. yes; Satan's In de water too. He
'blecge ter go dar ter cool off." "So
you blame everything en Satan, do
you?" "Bless God!" was the reply.
"Ain't dat what he's fer?" Atlanta
Constitution.
pose, ma'tni." was Jane's philosophic
.answer, end. cs the world knows, the
pendstent wooer hud his way In the
end in this as in most other things iu
life.
A judge, not long deceased, used to
, tell a diverting story of his wooing. In
j tlioso days he was a struggling and ob-
wuat wwaicetna Lncii. j "scure lawyer without even the prcslect
! " There is no avenue in Wtuhingtcn of an income, aad the woman on whoa
which measures adequately up to the lu kid set Lis affections was th
full demands of civic beauty. Wood- daughter of a peese proud man with a
ward avenue in Detroit. Euclid avenue bJKh sounding mi nre who was strcmily
in Cleveland. Peaehtree avenue la At- opposed to giving his daughter to a
lanta. Independence avenue iu Kansas : pennlless lawyer."
; City aud Summit avrnue in St. Paul "I)o J0 know. the fatncr tbnn-
ere all examples of handsome thor- ck'rpd when he was asked for bis
'ouslifurrs. where magnificent private daughter's hand "do you know, sir.
residences are set in ininiatnre parka. tliat daughter's ancestor Lave all
n .i tarror t.Ia itmniriinu nnr Rrw. been noblemen and that one of them
By virturo of a jud n.ert and rlerrep of
fiireclosnre rendered it thi Srt timber
term iW2of tht Superior torn t for Kutl
erf on! cocuty, in ther- tir-u entitled "An
na C. M rgan, guardian tor MaryL"gfB
Vhite'itd (nae) Movg-m. and Anna C.
Morgiai in her individual capacity,
against. M. W. Lof,an anti Arrle G. Lo
m," I will cell at tin- court houe dorr
iu RutheriOrdtou, tor ca?h, at putUc
i-.uclion, cn
Monday, tlie 5t!i day of January,
th? following described List's, t-v 'tt
Lying m Ratcerfom county on fcecond
broiid river, adjoining tie Jan-'s rf llnb-c-rt
Fite aad iithers leing the lands con
veyed by P. B. Logan and n lie to an
iey V. Logan, ai-d reentered in the Reg
ister's ofuee for P.utberford couily :a
Book Cu. No. 172, and brindc-d ai fol
lows: Begintiug at a walnut ou the
bank of the river; theurc scath -19 wes:
113 poles to two pints; thence south ?9
west 72 poles to a stake iu the r-ad:
thence tout h S3 east 58 price to a B O
and pine; thence novth 45 t-at poles
to a pine; thence north CO cast !I0 poles
to a sycaiiiore on the Lauk cf the river;
thence up the river as it meanders to the
beginning, containing acres.
i-.i.-o a tc-etnd titct kn3-.Tii as the ilui
tint t, containing cli-'ht acres mere cf
less, including the inii!.s and TratT row
er and ail appurtcnat.es thtrcto, nd
joimng tha Cidut Logan doer, and the
'lands of J. (t. Logan. The said lands
will be sold to patihfy the fa'd jnapmcnt
for the nin of eleven hundred dtillars
($1,100) v.ith intere?t on the uuie at vis
percent per annum from June 19, Ibi-6,
and th-; corts of the action.
Panics deslric to purvhase valuable
property will find it to ther advaetrpe to
examine the above rropt-itr Lefwe date
of sale. This lx.eemb r th. 1 IH2.
B. A. JUSTICE, CoutaiFicucr.
McPrayer & Jrtice. Attorn -sy r..
ton. presents a charming picture of
suburban development alung pictur
esque and artistic lines. There la noth
ing of the kind in Washington. Wash
ington Post
wns a favorite minister of Queen Eliza
beth?" "Oh. yes. 1 knew oil that" tie
young barrister placidly answered,
j "mid do you know that (Jnccu Eiiza
ibeth once slapped your ancestor's- face.
and unless you are more civil
An Anl.t's Trials.
the
CcnsplcsoBg Example. I
"Women are belittled and made of
no account in every possible way," ex
claimed the indignant head cf the fam
ily. "Even the geographers willfully
and deliberately slight her. How many
really important towns in this country
are named in honor of a woman?"
I wiU do
cum a t if t-mi V f 4- fa pio trwkl rr ti f
HIV nuUIC j VII 1 l i J Dktk
Brcwniv-Dauber eei-taln has hla Prising that so bold and daring a lover
own troubles. t!s way 1,1 tlie e,,d evcn ,u tne
Pinder-Why, I thought be was do- facp of FUch a carrier of ghostly noble
ing splendidly. ; ancestors.
Brownly-He was until he painted 1 The rrin,p Bismarck, it is said,
that last landscape. He painted the u hls w!fe in Eluch t!ie '"J
' sun In too natural. Although he had not known the lady of
i Pinder-How could that be? i h!s Icve cloro tlu,n a few &a au,i Ler
Brownly-Well. It dries up the wa- ww i:oi even aware oi ms ex-
ter iu the pond so fast that be has to tetMice.be presented himself one day be
palnt in new water evy f.vo or three fore thcni uud w,r askt?d IH'rmissIon
By virtue of a deirec of the Superior
conft of Rutherford connty, entitled
"AlpLia Morrow, adniinistrr.trix of Jouu
S. Morrow, deceased, against Claude
Horrow end ether?, !;cLs at law of John
S. Morrow, deceased," I he nudf isign'-d
will sell at public auction ct- the court
house door iu RutLerfn".tt-u, ii cn the
oth tlay of January, 1C03,
about ten aud tbree-i.uter? aens of
land lying iu Cool Springs tcvrn.-;bio, ad
the L.nd. of Joe Hr.rdin, Joseph Hunt
ley and the Middle ton Sutton tract and
the Coxe lands. Said land will te eoUl
to create assets for tho payment of delt;.
and tL? torrdos. if any, tote partition!
anions the heirb at law tf the de
ceased. On this tract of land is a neat
cottage, and anyone desirinr sucb prop
erty will do -well to call on tha under
signed who will show them the said
lauds. This Dcceribtr 6th. !P0.
ALPHA MORROW, Administratrix cf
John S. Morrow Deceased.
McBray-r & Justice. Attorneys.
days. New York Times.
as will appear by bill of cost in the said
cause as taxed by the Clerk oi the bupe
rior court. This December 5th, 1802.
SARAH CAUFiELD, Mortgagee.
McBrayer & Justice, Attorneys.
J. G. & L. G. REID
DENTISTS.
Marion and Ilutliei fordton. All
work; gaaranteea. Uur prices
Reasonable.
J. H. WOOD & CO.,
Rntherfordton, N. C.
that custom demands should be drunk in this manner without a Tory big show
with a dinner at which wine Is - for the money. London Tatler.
served." ; :
When asked what those wines were,
he said:
"Sauterne with the oysters, sherry
with the soup. Rhine wine with the
fish, chiret with the roast, champagne
with the game, salad and dessert and.
cognac with the cotfee." New York
Tribnne.
"Well, rav dear." said her husband.
., i, ! scratching his chin reflectively, "there s
dollars per annum could easily be spent ,,, , ,,
Janesvllle. you know." Chicago Trib
une,
Fight Will Be Bitter.
Those who will persist in closing their
ears against the continual recommenda
tion of Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, will have a long and bit
ter fight with their troubles, it not ended
earlier by fatal termination. Read what
T. R. Bcall, of Beall Miss., has to say:
j "Last fall my wife had every sympton
King s
An Anchor to 'Windward.
He Let's get married on Friday.
She Oh, George, Friday, you know,
is
He Yes, I know It's unlucky, but.
then, If our marriage doesut turn out
!nviviMtr.
"I suppose in th- colioctiag business."
eaid the Inquisitive man, "nearly ev
ery man you go to see asks you to call
again."
"Ask me?" replied the collector.
"Some of them dare me." Philadelphia
Press.
A Cold Ware.
The forecast of sudden changes in the
weather serves notice that a hoarse voice
to marry their daughter. Iu vain the
father fumed und blustered and threat-
ened to hare the young man forcibly
ejected from the house for his imperti
iM.uce. "I am sorry to annoy you. sir."
the young soldier said, "but I must re
spectfully decline to leave the house
until I have your consent" Nor did he,
although the consent was given in these
ungracious wcrds: "Well. I suppose you
must have your way, but I cannot com
pliment my daughter on her choice of a
mule for a husband."
By virtue of a decree made in the Fpn
cial proceedings entitled "W. J. Mode,
adminiprrator f li. M. C. Morrow,
against D. F. Morrow and others," I
will sell at public anctiou at th- coral
house, uoor iu Rut uerf ordton, to the high
est bidder, ou
January 5th, 1003,
three undivided elevenths (3-11) int-r-ctr
in fifty-two (2 ) acivs of land know n
as the dower Lmds of Mrs. if. H. Mor
row, lying about two and on?-half (2Jr. )
miles southeast of Forest City, adjoining
the lands of Warkins, Smith andcihers.
S.ud iuteresfs of B. M. Moriow :n the
lands will be sold subject to ths life -tate
of Mrs. K. II. Morrow. This i:ind
will bo fold to create nsMds with wliieh
to pay debt.-; against thi interstate of tLe
undero?ued. This Dec mbtr 8th, 1S0:5.
W. J. MODE. Administrator
of B. M. C. Morrow, deceated.
McBrayer & Justice, Attorneys.
Asthma and Eczema Cured.
Intelligent physicians say that fifty
percent of the cases af asthma and ecfce- of Consumption. She took Dr
j ina are caused by an excess of uric aid new discovery after everything else had
j in the system. Uricsol, the great Cali-jiaikd. Improvement came at once dad
Keep constantly on hand a full supply fornia Rheumatic Remedy, cum the four bottles entirely cured her." Gnar
of Coffins Caskets and Robes. j above diseases. Druggists sell it at $1 .00 1 an teed by T. B. Twitty and Thompson
J. H. Wood will sell you Tombstones I . . , v T, i. - ., r. " ,
and Monuments of any description. 300 ' I bottle, or six bottles for $5.00. If & Watkrna, Druggists. Prihe 50c and
designs to select from. Prices guaranteed. you are interested, send stamp for took . $1.00. Trial bottles free.
KedOl BypepSla CUr Co., Atlanta, Ga., or Uricsolf
Dlfl89t3 What yOU CSLt. J Chemical Co.Los Amreles. Ofcl
tie Feels It.
well we shall always have something and a heavy congh may invade the sane-. bflckr nskeU tbe hIloso.
tity ot neaitn in your own nome. uau- pQlT
tious people have a bottle of One Minute j ..t" rtoes," replied the wise guy. "when
Cough Cure always at hand. L. H. j rny bank account is overdrawn." On
to bianie it on. Philadelphia Record.
BtSdfs Ecrly risers
Tbe f atnous illtBc pslSs
Lift It Hlffh.
"Ytf kin alius tell er polite man,"
said Charcoal Eph, ruminatively, "by
de Way he lif his hat f de ladies, an'
ef he lif it high, yo' kin also tell dat
he ain't baldheaded, Mistah Jaokson."
Wise, Madison, Ga., writes: "I am in
debted to One Minute Cough Cure for
my present good health, probably my
life." It cures coughs, colds, la (r ppe,
eiixiati Commercial Tribune.
Dottbx Comment.
Little Bobby was inspecting the new
bronchitis, pneumonia and all throat foJ be firet t!n,e- and hls d!ctum
A Timely Topic. j and lung troubles. One Mmuto Cough ".Z T K ....
As this season of Coughs and colds -it Cure cuts the phlegm, draws out the in- Jg of bat rm t alQ.t a parpot.
is well to know that Foley's Hom y and flaniation, heals and soothes the mucus Tit-Bits.
lar is tho greatest throat and mng rem- mcmI)raues and ptrengthens the lungs.!
edy. It cures vuictly aud prevents se- ,r.,, . . ...
rious results from a cold. . Sold by The Florence Kills lorest City: Twitty &
City Drug Store. Thompson, and City Drug Store.
Subscribe for THE TRIBUNE, only
f 1.00 per year, always in advance.
J. C. Green,
UNDERTAKER
FOREST CITY, N. C.
Best stock of Burial Hequists in tbe
county from tbs cheapest CofUn to t'ae
most elegant Casket, all at ciodcratc
prices. Elegant Hearse.
Phone JM umber 6.
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aekes kidneys and blsdder rlgbt