THE EALEIGH EVENING
EDNESDAY, FEBUUA1. ,
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into committee of the whole for fur.
ther consideration of the bill pending,
' and that was done. . .,
- Mr. Webb offered a resolution de.
- clartng It to be, the. sense of the sen
'' ate In committee of the whole that ,th?
railway passenger rate bill passed by
' the senate shall provide for but one
railroad fare for a first-class accom
modationand eliminating tho secoud-
; class coach.
H Mr. Webb thought this question
' Should be settled in order that we may
proceed more directly with the mat
ter in hand, and to that end he in-
". vlted a discussion of his resolution.
In tho meantime Mr. Klutlz of Itinv-
an had secured ttyo floor, anil he pio
' Aceeded to address the jtommiitce on ih
''bill and tho 4-esol lit torn which he did in
Ws usual intellieent manner, and tals
lng the position that the earnings of
i railways had greatly increased , and
f the officials of the bis roads wire paid
enormous salaries, there had been
: practicallv no voluntary reduction of
' rates in anv of the railroads.
Mr. Kluttz took the position that the i
T Daniel substitute bill appeared to meet
his views more nearly than ell her of
the other bills before the committee.
'In God s name, who are we here to
represent, the railroads or the state
and peonle of North Carolina?'
Mr. Hicks of Granville, who next iil
' dressed the committee, applied him
self particularly to the Webb resolu
tion. He was; explicit in the statement
that he was opposed to the elimination
of the second-class coach. It would
probably be more convenient for the
railroads, but not to the advantage of
the general traveling public, and es
pecially those In the habit of travel
ing in second-class coaches.
There are two classes of white peo
ple who travel, and there ought to be
two classes of accommodations. Tim
poorer class will be certain to cnticis
us If we reduce the first-class fare a
half a cent or more and make pi-i'-i-callv
no reduction that they cuti take
advantage of.
Mr. Turner also spoke on the gen
eral subject. He dwelt upon what he
termed "railroad anu newspaper
legislation'' and declared that the dem
ocratic platform promise of a rate re
duction should be carried out. so far
as he was concerned, ' so help me
God."
Mr Daniel spoke on the question of
one fure and said that North Carolina
was now the only stat
which required i
two fares.
Mr. Graham stated that the second
class coach had been discussed by the
railroad committee, and that the
agreement had been reached that the
second-class fare should be retained.
As to no other slate having this re
quirement, we have several laws pe
culiar to North Carolina that are
mighty good things. If we abo Ish the
second-class fare, there will be loud
complaint from a large element of our
people. Tho railroads may want only
one fare, but that was not the desire
of the people of North Carolina. We
are not called upon to yield this posi
tion because the railroads prefer one
. fare.
"I will not vote to lower the first
class fare to less than two and one
half cents Hat rate or otherwise.
But theru ;i a demand for a two cent
second-class fare by a large propor
tion of the people of North Carolina
who travel. Aside from this, the
seeondVclass coach Is a protection
the Women and children. Y e i
know that.
Mr. Buxton stated that he favored
to!
reduction of rate, anil was commit I
,1 I
s
to It but not to such a reduction as
would amount to a confiscation of the
property of the ruilroad companies.
-, Tho pending resolution means a flat
two cent rate. I am opposed lo that.
I am opposed to eliminating the
second-class coach. At present a man
can. with confidence, put female mem-I'":-; mileage books anu wno buy ticK
hers nf Mi fnmllv nhoai rl a first-i lass ! ets) first-clnss. and only a half cent to
coach and let them make the trip un-jui1
attended. But that will no! be th"
case If the tougher class la forced to
ride In the rime coach with them.
(Mr. ebb explained that he did not
favor a two-cent fare, ami that his
resolution was not intended to further
that proportion.)
Mr. Pharr. stated that he camn to
Raleigh favoring a reduction to two
cents, rtf llieT has seen no good re.-is in
Bince to cause him to change his po
sition. My Avcock took tho position that
many men who bought second-class
tickets were allowed to ride in th?
first-class coaches, after they 'kicked" j state senate at 9:30 o'clock this morn
when the conductors attempted to ling. Rev. Dr. A. H. Moment offered
have them go into the second-rlass ! player.
coach. Whv pull two coaches wlvn by
hauling the one coach better sched
ules could be operated.
. In reply to a question. Mr. Avcock
stated that wTille he had favored the
house bill of two cents, he was con
vinced that j Could not pass the sen
,ate, and t&eiefore he was now aftei
something else."
. Mr. McLean ' stated that he now
thought the senate had been prema
ture In adopting the Webb resolution
and going into committee of the whole
iOlf tha one subject of whether the sen
ate bill should contain a provision for
one or two fares. He moved that the
committee of the whole do rise.
. Mr. Webb stated that he would bo
Willing to that, and therefore witti
Tfccro Is onty one
"Bramo
TTiatis
Laizaiixro Brcb Quinize.
BunOarly wntA remedies
Aeaelve. This tint and orl final Ootd TabM
V WBITK ACHAB with felaek v
I
fh Wiss Will Hart Ready :
Kick's Group .
Pneumonia Salve,
Also
Grippe Knockers, ;25c.
At all druggists or mailed by
L RICHARDSON,
M'f'g Chemist,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
drew the resolution and seconded the
motion that the committee rise.
.senator Soawell then reported for
tin- committee of the whole to the
senate that itu decision had been ar
rived at on the question under consid
eration. 1 ho .Semite in Propria Personae
. . Again.
Mr. Daniel then took the door in
support of his substitute for the ilr.i
hiiin bill.
lie stated that he had drawn the
substitute bill as nearly like the house
bill as ho could. He thougnt that as
a whole the house was more nearly in
conformity with the wishes of the
people of North Carolina than the sen
ate bill. But he did not entirely agrvx
ivith the house bill, and he had made
sueh changes as he deemed proper,
and these he explained.
One of the changes eliminated the
distinction which the house bill made
between the Seaboard road and the:
Southern and the Atlantic Coast Line, j
He had therefore made the figures of i
earning ocr mile ll.imO. instead of $1,500'
per mile, Iiriuu.se he thought the posl- .
Hon of the house In this matter was i
Indefensible, there being a difference )
of onlv a few dollars. The Seaboard j
under his bill would also be reduced !
' be reduced i
I DEFEND THE HOMES
ts the same rate made applicable t"ty to levy special tax for stock law
the Southern and the Atlantic I 'o.ist I purposes. Sent to the house.
Line. i s. B. 844 Authorizing town of Mad-
Passenger und freight rates ure ton Uon. Rockingham county, to issue
hu,'h in North Carolina and should In-:
materially an dsubstantially reduced."
Thiit is the language of the demo
cratic platform, said Mr. Daniel. He
had the greatest respect for the legal
land personal opinion of the senator
'from Orange, but h-- did not think Mr.
jfiraham was speakinK e' cathedra
.when lie declared that the serial
i w nlllil pass no bill
I less than two and
reiluelng rates to
.ne-half cents per
was more closely
affairs of the At
iad than ell her of
then read from a
j"'"1 -
Ml' I lame Kn m n
acquainted with the
lanue (oast Line r
Ihe others, and he
statement of that company's earnings
and operating expenses and income,
and spoke particularly of the "certifi
cates of Indebtedness.'' illustrating
how he sold one share of stock issued
on that account for more than $t,600
for the family of a testator, and for
which the latter had paid nothing.
He referred to the surplus of nearly
$10,000,000 with which it started the
last fiscal year's business. "And this
is one of the roads whose busi
ness wc are cautioned not to 'cripple'
hy the proposed legislation to which
we are now addressing ourselves."
Asking tho question. ."Are the rales
which I have stated In my bill un
fair." Mr. Daniel proceeded to argue
that thev are not.
He favored the limitation to one
fare. The presence of women ip the
same coach with men accustomed
hitherto to riding in second-class I
tU I coaches, w here only men were, would
deter them from using profane lan
a guage or other boisterous or disordei-
Iv conduct. People of North Cjirolina
of that class would soon adapt them
selves to the changed condil ion.
Mr. Buxton interrupted Mr. Daniel
to call his intention to the fact that
Ins bill would make a reduction of a
full cent per mill1 to the class of pen
ple who now travel (without purchns-
:
I ''"v
noirif classes who an1 accustomed
r! in the Recond-class, and who
pay only two and three-quarter
cents a mile under the rates as at
"sent exacted.
After a discussion of the inter
changi able mileage feature. Mr. Dan
te, concluded his speech, whereupon,
on motion of the senator from Wayne
(Mr. Avcock) the senate adjourned to
meet loinorrow at 9:30 o'clock, the
pending bill being made the special
older for 10 o'clock.
M:my IXM-al Rills.
The earliest hour of meeting this
session marked the assembling of the
The first business transacted was
the ' railroading" of a big batch of lo
eal bills through their final reading.
More than a half hundred of them
w ere put through the hopper in less i
than twenty minutes. Ninety percent
of them are of absolutely no interest
whatever to anybody outside of the
tittle towns and townships they af
fectmost of them incorporating somo
little church or school house, or pro
hibiting the dumping of saw dust in
some creek or branch in a mountain
country and the like.
All except the most Insignificant of
them will be found reported under the
calendar head.
Calendar Bills Passed. 4
H. B. 1084, S. B. 895 To regulate ttfe
Qzilnina
99
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payment of Jurors In Durham county.
EnroUed for-ratification. .
H. B. 1082. S. B. 8$3 To amend the
cjt authorising commissioners of Dur
ham county, to tesue 30O,00O in bonds
tor5 better, road purposes. Enrolled
fpr ratification.
H. B. 1J19, & B. '8 Regulating the
holding of terms of superior courts in
Lenoir county. Enrolled for ratiflcar
lion.
H. R. 947, S. B. 869 Regulating hold
ing of courts in Bladen county. En
rolled for ratification.
H.' B. 1029, S. B. 866 Kstabllshing
chain gang in Union county. Enroll
ed for ratification.
H. B. 823. S. B. 871 Regulating the
killing of doves in Edgecombe coun
ty; Enrolled for ratification.
H. B. 1106, S. B. 874 Authorizing
Martin county to elect additional coun
ty commissioners at next election.
Unrolled for ratification.
H. B. 1006, S. B. 884 Amending chap
ter 636, nits 1805. relating to dispen
sary funds of Jones county. Enroll
ed for ratification.
H. H. 1070. T3. 880 Authorizing
late sheriff of Ashe county to collect
Kick faxes, etc. Enrolled for ratifies
t ion.
H. B. 819. S. Ii. S47 Amending chap
ter 28. acts 1901, relating to courts of
Cherokee county. Enrolled for ratifi
cation. II. I!. i2. S. H. 856 Authorizing com
missioners of Cabarrus county to sell
Id jail property. Enrolled for ratifl
i alion
H. B. ,S. B. 61 S Providing addi
tional terms of superior court for
'ieaufort and Washington counties.
Enrolled for ratification.
H. B. 9S2. S. B. 935 Appointing
special tax collector for Hertford and
Northampton counties. Enrolled for
i atiticuuon.
H. B. 894. 8. II. 789 Authorizing
town of Castonia to issue $100,000 in
bonds for city improvements. Enroll
ed for ratification.
H. B. 7oL'. P. B. 797) Amending acts
1901-1905, relating to East Bend graded
schools. Enrolled for ratification.
H. li. 8X8, S. B. 797 Enabling town
of Laurinburg to fund its indebted
ness. EnrolTed for ratification.
s. B. 827 Authorizing Harnett coun
(-ono in bonds. Sent to house.
s. B. 765 Authorizing Lincoln coun-
ly to Issue bonds for road purposes.
Sent to house.
S. B. 809 Authorizing the town of
Brevard. Transylvania county, to
vote bonds. Sent to the house.
S, B. 845 Authorizing Reldsville to
issue bonds for street improvements.
,'"ent to the house.
S. B. 817 Amending charter of th1
town of Cherryville. (iaston county.
Sent to house.
S. B. 933 Providing a primary law
for Robeson county. Sent to house.
H. B. 676, S. I:. 789 Amending Ihe
c harter of the t wn of HendersonvlUe.
Enrolled for ratification.
11. B. 784, S. B. 787 Repealing chap
ter 300. acts 1901. Enrolled for ratifi
cation. S. B. 778 Authorizing a new school
district In Lincoln county. Sent to the
house.
H. B. 1129. S. B. 894 Authorizing
New Hanover county to pa fees to
justics of the peace when prisoner isi
:ient to roads to work out costs. En
rolled for ratification.
H. B. 1174, S. H. 898 Amending the
charter of the city of Wilmington to
provide for free library. Enrolled for
ratification,
S. B. 828 -Providing for working of
roads of Gates county. Sent to th
house.
S. B. 813 To fix compensation of
commissioners of Edgecombe coutity.
Kent t
the house.
S. B. 812 To amend chapter 648,
acts IMO.I. relative to roads of Edge'
i ombe county. Sent to the house.
S. B. 919 Relating to shipment of
liquor into Columbus county. Sent to
the house.
S. B. 820 -Providing for drainage of
I ei i lain streams in Forsyth county.
; S ni to house.
If B. H97. S. B. 791 Amending sec
tion 5. chapter 115. acts 1899, relating
in aldermen of Oreenvllle, Pitt county.
Enrolled for ratification.
House bill authorizing the conver
sion if the Wilkesboro and Jefferson
turnpike Into an electric road. En
rolled for ratification.
Joint resolution In relation to Miss
Mary Lee and her visit to the capitol.
Enrolled for ratification.
S. l:. 931 To change and rc-onact
chapter 236, acts 1897, relating to Yad
kin Power Company. Sent to house.
II. Ii. 603. S. B. 837 Providing for
a new free school district In McDow
ell county. Enrolled for ratification.
S. B S05 Providing for the estab
lishment and enlargement of libraries
In the rural schools of Wake county.
Sent to the house.
S. B. 824 Enabling Lincoln county
i to convey certain lands. Sent to the
bouse.
New Bills Introduced.
By Mr. Harrington: Amending the
charted' of the town of Lillington,
Harnett county. Calendar.
By Mr, Harrington:,, To incorporate
the tqvnot puke, Harjatt county.
Calendar. '.
By Mr. Graham: To appoint mem
bers of board of education of Ala
mance county. Calendar. " .
By Mr. Godwin: To renew the
charter of the town of Galesville and Morton. ,;&;rlviT: ' -
extend Its limits. Calendar. I Change boundary between Camden
By Mr. Godwin: To promote navbja-1 and pasq,ank counties. Tlllett. '
tion in Bennett's Creek, Gates county.! prov(c 'noidlh-eiections in
Calendar. I... . . . j -s ? .?i
- By Mr. Holt: To,' Incorporate the
Seaboard, Greensboro and Great West
ern Railroad Company. Committee on
Corporations.
By Mr, Bolt: To Incorporate Home
Savings Bank Company of Greensboro.
Calendar. ,'; . ' .
' By Mr. Thome: ' To define the bor
der pf certain townships In Nah
county. Calendar.' '-s --'.v
By Mr. Sea well: To consolidate the
following railroad companies the Ab
erdeen West iid, -th Asheboro
and - Montgomery County, and ., the
Jackson Springs Railroad Companies.
Committee oa Railroads.
: By Mr. - Graham: To appoint a
board of education for Alamance coun
ty. Calendar. ' - ' . v : -
By Mr Mason: To- Ineerporat
tower Creek and linvllle Turnpike
C is
s
v. YOUS COUGH i
; Mix half puncaT of Cbncentraf- J
i Ad nil ftf nln. ... I A. minrpil nf-
glycerine and a; ttatf jJInt of good
whiskey; stjake $vel nd U8ei la
1 tablespoon - dosis i very four
; hours. This' Is tfta formula pre
scribed by the renowned throat
and lung specialist, who estab-;
llshed the cajnp for consumptives
in the pine Woods' of Maine and
whose remarkable, cures attract.
i ed widespread attention amonp
tha medical'; fratarnlty. Ho flo-k
clares that It will heal thn lung
and rurA anv nmioh that is cur-' 9
able' and will break- up an auti
cold in twenty-four hours. Thit!
Ingredients can be secured from
T any prescription druggist at' a
J small cost, and is easily mljdl
S the only care necessary is thajt Jjt
5 be thoroughly shaken.
1 Be sure not tp buy the ordinary
bulk oil, nor patent medicines
2 sold as ".Oll of Pirn :'' they wUJ
J produce ' nausea on account of
J the Impurities they contain and
6 frequently , do permanent injury
j to the kldneysi
The "Concentrated" oil of pins
Sis put up . for medical use and
comes In half ounce ials Inclos
2J ed in small round screw top eases
which protect 'it from heat and
light.
4, It is also said m be an cxcel
$ lent remedy for luiabigo and all
S forms of uric acid i In umatism.
m For this purpose is it in ken raw;
U a few drops on sugai night and
41 morning.
Company. Calendar.
By Mr. Ormond: Amending section
;731 of the revisal. i elating to insur
ance companies.. Committee on Insur
ance. By Mr. Reinhardt: Three bills re
lating to town of Line oinioii, amend
ing the charter, authorizing the issue
of bonds and relaiiiiK to schools of
the town. Calendar.
By Mr. McLaughlin: To establish
a new county to b. named "Glenn"
out of narts of Robeson and Cumber-
lmd counties. Coun'i
s. cities and
liimii- stock law
county. Calen-
Towns.
By Mr. Lovell: To 1
territory of Catawba
dar.
By Mr. Stulabs: To
fort county to Issue b
Cities und Towns.
By Mr. Daniel: T..
auth
mis.
alio Beau
Counties, V
i incorporate the
Itapid Railroad
i mi Corpora
r.poal chapter
e to roads of
Calendar. ,
fix; the time for
Wcldon and Roanok.
Company. Committ
lions.
By Mr. 31alr; To
i!X acta 1905, relati
.Montgomery .county.
By Mr. Thorns: T.
holding courts 'of Nash
ounty. Cal-
endar.
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Mental Anguish Bill to Senate
(Continued from first page,) :,
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In Macon. Bucsett
Appoint meuraof board of edu
cation lit Bttrka Ayery.
Protect streams. ia Burke. Avery.
Appoint D. Ff SaVage justice ol
peace In Edgecombe' iPltt.
Amend charter of Aurora graded
uchool district In Beaufort. Jacob
son. . :"
Rehitivo to couri' stenographer for
Cumberland. McNeill.
Submit to qualified voters of terri
tory included establishment of county
of Leo. McNeill. , y A:-
Mr. London mndO the point of or
der that a bill like this had bees, dis
posed of, and the' matter should bo
dismissed. Mr. Lockhart said there
wore material differences In this bill.
Mr. Neal recalled that In the case of
Durham comity It was, defeated and
came up again In another form and
passed. Speaker Justice, in tho ab
sence of any rule for such a situa
tion, decided to let' the till tako its
place, and gave MrLOhdon oppor
tunity to appeal "toe. 'matter to the
house. Mr. London, .however, ac
cepted the ruling of tho chair;. so the
bill went lo the committee.
Authorize Greene' county to levy a
special tax. Galloway. ;
Relative to court costs In Robeson.
McRae. ," -
Make it unlawful' to. enter bed of
Little river in Richmond and Mont
gomery. Pa rsonav . ? .'
Repeal act of .1903, relative to
Richmond con ntyA Parsons.
Put Dare county tinder jug aw.
Ptigh. ' r'.'r.
Amend Revisal, relative to putting
sawdust in streams of Mark's Creek
township, V.'ake, Mial.'
Amend charter of.. '.Wendell in
Wake. Mial. .V,;
Allow WilmingW to Issue $500,
000 bonds for municipal ownership
of water-works and sewerage. Mor
ton. :i'ev '
Allow Wilmington to Issue $400,
000 bonds for Btreet. Improvemehts.
Liberty townships Vadkin, on account
of Statesvllle - Air , Line Railroad.
Hanes. '
Provide manner of selecting Jurors
In capital canes. Peele. . ' -'-,' -:v
Provide for legalized primaries in
Scotland. Peele. - ..- . .';
Give further Jurisdiction to process
officers in matter- of unlawful sale of
liquor In Cabarmavt Stickle?. '
Appoint justices of peace In Wilkes.
Doughton. v,--;,j it.-V.' ,'C
. Ivevy special tax i i ji Wilkes for
bridges over Yadkin river.- Dough
ton. - ' ...'; - --.i ?K x-''
Appoint J.- F. Snipes' and S.
Black justices of peace in " Caswell
township, Pender. Welli. "xf-'S
., Cluu ge . boundary line between
TRY TC'l FOR
BraasSeld and flub. lng , Creek town'
ships, in Granville. Hoyster.
Prpvlde tor redemption of "fcOnas
issued by Onslow. - Koonce.
'. Authorise town of Canton to issue
bpnds;'5 65,000, i. for - city Imnrove-
ments. ? Boyd. ' - , i 1
: Eegulate times and elections of of
ficers of state, institutions. .London,
Incorporate Norta Caroline; Sav
ings Bank' and Trust Compani. iOor,
don. Vry 4
Exompt ministers from road duty,
Taylor of Brunswick.-,
,,ProTjid$ board of audit and finance
for Robeson county, . McRae. t
'. Regulate pay of jurors in ifopesop.
McRae.-tti
s For relief of .L. B. Edwards, clork
of court of Polk. Morgan. I
. Appoint justices pf peuce for R4"i
do)ih-.;. Wood.,, - ' vi
prohibit sale 'or gamo in Musn ana
Edgecombe. Vestal.
Consolidate certain stock-law terri
tory In Pamlico. Brlnson.
Repeal Pamlico road law of lflUB.
Brinson. .
Authorize aldermen of Bryson City
to issue bonds. GibbS.
i
Legalize a
Gibbs.
Relief of
Blckett.
marriage in Swaijn.
sheriff of Franklin.
. Define and establish boundaries of
school district No. I, Columbus. Mc
Rackan. '
Preserve certain records of Duplin.
Williams.
Establish and restore office of
treasurer of Wilkes. Turlington.
Establish Morro graded school dis
trict in Caswell. Johnson.
Resolution for Joint committee to
consider salary bill for state officers.
Blckett. Passed at once, and the
speaker named Messrs. Bickett,
Avery, Wlnborne and Kennedy on the
part of the house.
The revenue bill was made the spe
cial order for tomorrow at 12 o'clock.
Primary Bill.
Mr. Douglass' bill regulating pri
mary elections and to prevent fraud
was passed on second reading, amend
ed so as to include only the counties
of Wake, Lenoir, Martin, Madison,
Ceaufort, Davidson, Dare and Bladen,
and only to be operative in these
counties if adopted by the party con
cerned. Mental Anguish Hill.
The bill of Mr. London to codify
the laws us to mental anguish suits
for non-delivery or slow delivery of
messages by telegraph companies was
passed on its third reading without
distant, amended to provide' that
nothing in the act shall change or
modify the existing law in any way
as now declared by tho supreme court
o." North Carolina,
Mr. Douglass' bill to make all keopA
ers or Inmates of bawdy houses va
grants under the Revisal of 1906,
and require executive officers of cities
and towns to get the names of all
ieuch persons and prosecute them,
.
came up;
Mr. Ehringhaus offered an amend
ment to make the bill apply to Wake
county only. This was lost.
The bill was passed on second read
ing hy vote of 54 to 15. There was
objection to third reading.
Mr. Pugh's bill to allow stud horses
lo run at large in Hatteras township.
Dure county, was passed on its read
ings. Another bill passed was one to
amend charter of Charlotte Electric
Light und Power Company.
At 2:05 tho house adjourned until
tonight at 8 o'clock.
MENTAL ANGUISH
BILL AS PASSED.
Tim following Is the text of the Lon
don mental anguish bill as it passed
the house today:
Section. 1. That all trlegfraph com
panieH doing bualness in this state
shall rc liable in damages for mental
anguish and suffering, even In the ab
sence of bodily Injury for negligence in
receiving, transmltlng ir delaying mes-
snges.
Section 2. That nothing contained n
this act shall abridge tho rights or
remedies now provided by law against
telegraph companies.
Sec. 3. That in all actions under
this act the Jury may award such
damages from the evidence' as re
sulted from negligence of said tele
graph companies! That nothing in
this act shall prevent the court from
setting . aside the ; verdict as being
cxceslve or against the weight' of
evidence under ;'the rules : now in
force. Provided, that nothing con
tained in this act shall change or
modify the existing law1 In any way
as now ' declared' by v the supreme
court of North Carolina.
See. 4. That this act shall be In
force from and after its .ratification.
P&In In th hosd-pain anywhere, b lh r-
Pain lucnnnestitm, pslnii blood pressuK-nothini
cln UKHilly. At lcaut, no my IT. 8hoo, and to
rov It he hss cnted little pink tablet. That
tableHralled Dr. Bbeop'a Biwdarhe Tabletr-
eoaxet blood precmra away Irom Xm centen.
Uaenei
thotift
lation.
Itaeffectischarmlns. pleuinKlT ddltslitful. Oentlr,
tbonsb lately, it aureix equauxe
I Um blood drcq
It Ton hmvn a headache. It's blood erenow. ; '
, It it'i painful periods withi women, tame came.
If you are aleepleM. lestleas, nervous, it a Wood
eonseation blood pnwuure. That jnirelr i
eertmintr, for Dr. Shoop'a Headache Tablet atop
It in 20 minutes, and the tablets aimjily distribute
the unnataral blood pressure. : . ,
Bruise your finger, and doeen t It get d, ana
well, and pain youf Ottiourse It does. It a con.
cestlon, blood prwwure. Yon' 11 find it when pain
Is alwsrs. Its simply Common Sense., i-
Wssell at 25 cents, and chserfullr tveoaama
:.,'-. :i a - -;'V-'-"v,; '
'ft
Headache
t Tablets , .
HENRY T . HICKS.! ;
Vegetable rreprralionforAs
slmilailng HicFuoo andBeguia
ling dc Stoiwcls anlBovrj3 of
Promotes Digcslion.Checrfnl
ncasanclResi.Cciliuis nt'iliicr
Opitim.Morpluno norMi'tcrai.
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qf&leer
TacSiniilo Signature or,
NEW YORK.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY 1
For our patrons and the public cencrally to fret a first- CG
class Whiskey, esrcss prepaid, for the same, they arc now yt
paying lor an mlcnor grade. ; v
FOUR full quarts MAPLE SPRING WHISKEY QQ
packed in Toletcop s. express prepaid, for VaWM
S E o f ;'"' - i 1 . m iH
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Wt ui a 1-5 1 5r5 ' ' I H
jV? x t a. fe-J 51 i 'J- 4 VUr . 5 ?
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The Telescopes in which the goods are packed are neat
and substantial, and will prove a useful article1 m any
household. . , ' 'v-'W'"
" .ill' '-
- ' ' . - . , , 1 , . , .. - .
' This Whiskey is made and sold tinder our absolute,
piarantee as to quality and purity. Anyone purchasing
these goods, and not proving satisfactory to them, can
W return same bv express at
Vj money refunded.' 1
WE CARRY'M complete line of whiskies.
.', Write for Price List ,
n
I The Newcomb Co.,
,J . ''You
probably, will'
that you" plough
for that b your business,
- See that you get the most
AH- T,
for your crops-by using liberally . ' - . as,'
Virginia-Garolina: Fertilizers i g
TheJ will greatly "increase your yield per acre," and help you to s i
: obtain the largest possible amount of money for your labor. .Decrease p ) -
' your acreage if you will,- but double your use of Virginia-Carolina
Fertilizers, and you will see. feel
ypur inoreased profits. 'Did
dealer a copy ot our tree almanac f it' beauty, and hill ot
farming information. i
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r"ri' v
Cllt'll iul
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For Infanta and Ohilifirfin.
The' Kis'4 Yoa Have; :
ight
Beans, tb 6
W
Sigiiaiiiro
of
Thirty. Years
nctnmnwiminr n vou Oirr.
our expense, and have their
,? ;
PETERSBURG,
VA. '
(armen .u. f, iv4 5f. i-
- not deny . .
for- money" . - V":
the noblest occupation on earth. Vi '
money out of your ploughing or :
and hear your pockets jingle with
you get from ua or your fertiliser . .
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iyr For Over
t Kkbmond.Va, Norfolk, Va. Duriuun.N.ajJf - V
I Charleston, B. C. ' : Baltimore, Bid. HHHmr - i t , ,
I - Atlanta, 0. i ' Savannah, Os.
Memphis, Tean. bnveport. La. Jr''r.r yjgjj
Moutconwrjr. Ala. i ' , "Jif
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