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In Glothing Shoes Hats Gaps and Gents' Furnishings our line is strong and up-to-date. In Dry Goods and Notions we have bought carefully. In styles and quality we can please you. The
on all are right On such staples as Plaids, Sheetings, Lonsdale Gambric, Gannon Gloth, Bleached and Unbleached 5-4, 9-4 and 10-4 Sheetings, "Androscoggin," "Barker Mills" and other well
brands of bleach which we are offering at 9 cents per 3'ard by the bolt. We have a big stock of these goods and can save you money. Our stock of Heavy and Fancy Groceries are fresh, reasonably
and well assorted. We trade for and sell all kinds of country produce, nave on nanu meuiuin auu mgu guc icumicib. win sen uu umc auu iui ua&ii. ou tax as we nave neara i.uu per ton is ti .r
lowest cash price 2.8.2. goods have been offered. This however is a close one and ours a good one. bee us before you buy. Yours truly,
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Com os to Tidily Jfco.
The next Union Meeting of the Flat
River Association will be held with
Tally Ho church May 2Sth and 2!)th.
This meeting is not intended for a
religious picnic, but to discuss lm
portant questions pertaining to chris
tian faith and work. Let christians
pray that It may be a real spirited
meeting.
The people of Tally Ho neighbor
hood are noted for their hospitality
and we are sure they will all gladly
help to entertain the meeting. At
this time of year there is not much
to eat but bread and meat, and sen
sible people will not expect much else.
Look for the program of the meet
ing in this issue of the Public Ledger.
It Is very important for christian
workers from other churches to at
tend this meeting, especially on Sat
urday. PASTOIi.
WOMAN'S EDITION
On Wednesday at Raleigh, the Sec
retary of State chartered the Rowan
Chair Company, of China Grove,
with an authorized capital of $100,
000 and $25,000 paid In. The compa
ny will manufacture chairs. Senator
Lee S. Overman and others took out
the charter.
Of The Evening Chronicle Under Aus
pices of The Thompson Orphanage
Guild.
The E vening Chronicle, of Charlotte
with characteristic enterprise and
forethoue-ht. has tendered to the
Thompson Orphanage Guild their is
sue of Mav 20th next, the profits on
which will be given to the Orphanage
The Chronicle, alwaj'S newsy and In
teresting, will be especially so for
this edition. as no pains will be spared
to make it of exceptional merit. The
ladles of the Guild and their friends
will manage the edition entirely, and
the best talent obtainable will con
tribute to its columns for this occas
ion. The caper will be brimful of
newsy items and intefestlng articles
covering all departments, and will
be sold over the entire State. Those
who have the management of the
edition In hand have gone about the
work in a way that makes success a
foregone conclusion. It will be a rare
and unusual opportunity for adver
tisers. Advertising rates, one dollar
per inch. Write at once regarding
contracts or other information to
Woman's Edition The Evening
Chronicle, Charlotte, N. C.
Five Physicians bad done their best to cure James Wi!kes, of Diiloa,
3. C, who had one or me most lernoie cases oi rcnturviA I ca
record. They ail failed uotli one doctor prescribed
IT CURED HELPLESS CRIPPLE.
Mr. Wilkes writes in the course of a long letter, dated August 18, 1902:
"My legs were drawn back until my (eet touched my hips. I was as helpless as a baby
for nearly 12 months. The muscles of my arms and legs were hard and shriveled up. I
suffered death many times over. Was treated by six different physicians in McColl, Dillon
and Marion, but none of them could do me any good, until Dr. J. P. Ewing, of Dillon, told
me to try your RHEUM ACIDE. I began to take it, and before the first bottle was used up
I began to get better. I used 5 bottles and was completely cured."
Dr. J. P. Ewing confirms Mr. Wilkes statement in every particular.
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We have received our
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Goods, Lawns, White Goofls, Percales,
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Zephyrs, &c, and if you will only give us a look we
promise to show you the prettiest line in summer
fabrics that you have ever seen. We have the
prettiest line of mattings, rugs and floor oil cloths
that we have ever shown, and the prices are right.
You know we always sell goods a little lower that,
anyone else. Gome to see us and we will prove in
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Sale of Land.
By virtue of the power of sale contained in a
corta'n deed of trust executed to me on the 17th
day of November, 18J14, Dy A. A. Bryant and
wife, Sallle A Bryant, and duly recorded in mort
page bonk 42, page 37S, of the Office of the Keg
ister of Deeds of Granville County, 1 shall on
SATURDAY MAY 21st, 1904,
eell to the hlgest bidder for cash at the court
house door in Oxford the lot or parcel of land
described in said deed of trust, situated in Fish
ing Creek Township, Granville county and more
particularly denned as follows: Being lots Nos.
10'!5, 1006, 1007, 1008, 1010 of the eurvey of the
land of "Oiford Land, Improvement and Mma
factnring Company," bounded as follows: One
hundred and fifty feet on the South side of 10th
Btreet, S0O feet on the east side of Granville
Avenue, 150 feet on the north eide of 11th street,
and aOO feet on the eastern line of said lots to
the corner on 10th street, containing one and
one thirtieth acres more or less, as shown In
Bald map or eurvey. It being the same land con
veved to A A. Bryant by A. S. Peace and wife
byydec recorded in book 44, page 378, Register
of Deeds Office of Granville County. Time of
eale 12 o'clock m. & y KOYSTfiR, Trustee.
Tbl April 20th, T904.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that th j Board of Town
Commissioners has ordered an election to be
held in the town of !xford at the usual voting
place on Thursday, the 10th day of June, 1901,
for the purpose of submitting to the qualified
voters of said town an ordinance passed by said
board on the 18th day of March. 1904, providing
a system of waterworks and electric lights for
said town. Those who consent to said ordi
nance will vote a ballot with the words "Ap
proved" written or printed thereon, and those
who do not consent to said ordinance will vote a
ballot with the words "Not Approved" written
or printed thereon, W. A. DKV1N, Mayor.
By order Board Commiseionere.
Administrator's Notice.
Having quailifledas administrator of M. V,
Lanier deceased, late of Granyille county. North
Carolina, this is to notify ail pereous having
claims against the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned on or before
the 11th day of May 1905, or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please make immediate
nayment. A. B. LANlfilt. Administrator,
This May 11th 1901. Richmond, Va
NATUE'S BOUNTY.
Wonderful Cures Effected by Buffalo
Lithia Water.
The past year has been replete with
evidence of the wonders that can be
accomplished by Buffalo Llthla
Water In the treatment of rheuma
tism, brlgjhts disease, and all diseases
dependent upon a uric acid diathesis
The proprietor of the Buffalo Lithia
Springs of Virginia has issued a little
book containing page after paare of
statements so wonderful that they
would be incredible were it not for
the fact that they are substantiated
by the unquestioned authority o
many of the most distinguished phy
sicians In the world, who prescribe
Buffalo Lithia Water in all cases of
rheumatism, gout, diabetes, brlghts
disease, calculi, stone in the bladder.
gall stones and all kindred diseases
due to uric acid In the blood. It has
also been fouud unusually effective In
many diseases peculiar to women.
An interesting book, containing
doctors reports of many cases and
their cures by a free use of Buffalo
Lithia Water, will be sent to anyone
by addressing the proprietor, Buffalo
Lithia Springs, V lrglnla.
STATE NEWS.
The next session of the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows will be held at
Elizabeth City.
The people of Greensboro gave a
purse of about SI, 100 to evangelists
Jones and Stuart who have been
holding a meeting there.
The State Anti-Saloon League Is
making a very complete map of
North Carolina, showing the prohl
bition and dispensary territory.
A petition is prepared and will be
presented to the board of aldermen
of Greensboro asking them to call an
election to decide whether the city
have saloons or not.
It is regarded as probable that
there may be strong recommenda
tions for a change of the regulations
so that officers of the National Guard
of this State should be appointed in
stead of elected.
A bathing pool has been establish
ed in Pullen Park. In Raleigh. 1G0
feet long and GO feet wide, from three
to eight feet deep, for the benefit of
the children of Ilaleigh. It is the
best one in the State.
It Is said that Senators Simmons
and Overman, Governor Aycock and
Josephus Daniels will probably be
the four delegates at large from this
fttate to the National Democratic
Convention. Franklin Times.
Tom Curtis, of Aehevllle, was killed
at a saw mill near the North Carolina
and Tennessee line, In the Catahoo-
chee mountains one niarht last week.
e was shot and killed by a fellow
workman named Dunk Murray. The
cause of the homicide Is unknown.
Miss Emma Mcintosh, of North
Carolina, graduated as a trained
nurse on Tuesday at the Columbian
University, Washington. D. C. WIl
helmlna lilackwcll, colored, of New
bern, graduated as a trained nurse
ast week at the Freedman's School,
Washington.
It has always seemed to The Mes
senger-Intelligencer that passing res
olutions commendatory of a judge.
by the bar of the county at which he
may be holding court, is more or a
reflection on the judge than anything
else. We hope it has not come to
pass in North Carolina that the
character of our judiciary has to be
bolstered up in any such question
able way. Wadesboro Messenger-
Intelligencer.
How to Help Your Girls,
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I II II . V 111 II H
The .mviniln mntliBr r.f tUa fnn,ii
times carries the whole burden of respon-
okmiiij ou mi els me Dome medication of
common ailments of the frirls or boys are
concerned. The- mot -f tUa Att ..j
are very often too great for consideration.
A 4- . . - t a " j . . . .
"v:u nines me motner is invitea to write
to Dr. R. V. Piprop rf Tti.ffal Tsi V
medical advise, which is given' free. Cor-
icapunutmce is neia strictly confidential.
500 REWARD FOR WORSEN
WHO CANNOT BE CURED.
T't tt i a li.. j-t.r.- n . i. : .i , f .
. .v i.j., uvi a umu uj a century
Of re mark n hi f
,... "--'" in .uitO, t tZZKJt X
such as no other rpniwliT fn.r tVic
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ana weaknessess peculiar to women ever
cii.uuiik.-u, mc proprietors ana makers of Dr.
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fully warranted in offerintr to pay 5oo In
cKcu money 01 me unuea states, tor any
case of L,eucorrhea, Female Weakness, Pro
lapsus, or Falling of Womb which they
cannot cure. All they ask is a fair and
reasonable trial of their means of cure
World's Dispensary Medical Asso
ciation, Proprietors, Buffalo N Y
Take Dr. Pi
of any other laxative. eaQ
WHAT EDITORS SAY.
President Roosevelt favors a short
platform. That's Just like him. He
proposes to do as he pleases, and it's
a reckless platform that will take him
for '"a pent up Utica." Wilmington
Star.
That negro delegate from the
District of Columbia to the republl can
national convention will feel mighty
lonesome, and there is no chance of
any boodle either. Wilmington Mes
senger. The presence of Rev. Sam Small, of
Georgia, at Indianapolis in charge of
the Hearst boom was one more evi
dence of the things that have all
along made Mr. Hearst's candidacy
impossible. Raleigh News and Ob
server. Mr. Bryan should know that a
good many other democrats are not
enthusiastic supporters of Judge
Parker, but believe that he is decent
and feel that they can vote for him
with a clear conscience. Durham
Herald.
William Hartley, a young white
man requested that he be not hanged
with a negro at Pittsburg the other
day, for the reason that he feared the
public would get the idea that he
had committed crime with a negro.
The incident is Interesting as show
ing that seldom, under any circum
stances, does a white man entirely
lose sight of the fact that there Is a
color line. Charlotte Observer.
North Carolina should send an In
structed Parker delegation to St.
Louis. Judge Parker is the strong
est candidate in the field for the Dem
ocratic nomination. He can poll a
larger vote than any other man In
the States of New York, New Jersey,
Connecticut, Indiana and Illinois.
These States will be the battleground
and the distinguished jurist and
statesman stands a fair chance of
winning in all of them. Washington
Gazette-Messenger.
Ex-Senator Marlon Butler declares
that he Is out of politics, and here
after will devote his time to making
money. He left the democratic par
ty and joined the populist and alter
he got all out of that party that was
of any service to him he began to
hobnob with the rads, and for the
past year or two he has been a con
stant visitor to the Roosevelt-Booker
Washington headquarters. More lat
terly it Is said that he is classed
among the "Wall street" fellows
whom he used to cuss out, when he
was hoodooing the farmers. Louis
burg Times.
Judge Walter Clark's brother, Mr.
E. T. Clark, of Halifax county, has
renounced his Republicanism and has
returned to the Democratic party.
He was a fusion senator in the legis
lature of 1S97, and until last week
was chairman of the Republican ex
ecutive committee In Halifax. There
are many others like him, who will
return to the Democratic party, when
they see the same old Republican
leaders getting control of the Repub
lican party. The Republican partv
in North Carolina is still controlled
by the old revenue ring and federal
officers. Chatham Record.
Curtis Jett, tha notorious Brehthitt
county, Kentucky, murderer is under
sentence in two cases first to life
Imprisonment for the murder of At
torney James B.Marcum. of Jackson.
and, second, to death for the murder
of Town Marshal Cock rill, of Jack
son. His lawyers, in the effort to
save his life, have abandoned the ap
peal in the hie Imprisonment case,
ana it win now be necessary for Gov
ernor Beckham to oardon him in
that case in order to execute the can
ital sentence in the second case. Such
a course, it is said, was once pursued
oy a iventucky Governor, but it is
not thought that the present Gov
ernor will lollow this rare example.
Jett is a cold-blooded, red-handed
assassin, and richly deserves to hang.
Asheville Gazette-News.
"Do It Today."
The time worn injunction, "Never put off
'til tomorrow what you can do today," is
generally presented in this form: "Do it
today!" That is the terse advice we want
to give you about that hscking couah or
demoralizing cold with which you have been
struggling for several days, perhaps weeks.
Take some reliable remedy for it to-day
and let that remedy be Dr. Boschee's Ger
man Syrup, which has been in use for over
35 years. A few doses of it will undoubted
ly relieve your cough or cold,and its continu
ed use for a few days will cure you complete
ly. No matter how deep seated your cough,
even if dread consumption has attacked
your lungs, German Syrup will surely effect
a cure as it has done before in thousands
of apparently hopeless cases of lung trouble.
New trial bottles, Side, regular size 75c. j.
ir. btedman.
THIRTY YEARS'
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EMPERIEPJCE
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of Buffalo Lithia Wafer it
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Hie
The doctors now declare that bed
rooms swarm to the very doors with
microbes and bacilli. We fear that
we will j'et be frightened into roost
ing in the top of a tree where those
terrifying things can't reach us.
Wilmington Star,
lie.
mere is more Catarrh in this section of the
country than all other diseases put together, and
until the last few years was supposed to be In
curable. For a great many years doctors pro-
liuuuceu it a iocai disease, ana prescribed local
remedies, ana Dy constantly tailing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced it incurable.
science nas proven catarrh to be a constitutional
diseaee, and, therefore, requires constitutional
treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only
tuuciHuuuum cure on me marKet. 11 la tanen
internally m doses from 10 drens to a tcasDOon-
fnl. it acts directly onthi blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. They ofl'er one hundred
aouars lor any ease it fails to cure. Send for cir
culars ana testimonials. Address.
Address, F. J. CtlENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
oja oy uruggists, 70c.
Halls Family Vilht are the beet.
iilHICi
I Have Found Pure Buffalo Lithia
Superior in Practice to Any of thi
Preparations of Lithia and Potasl's
(From the New York Medical Time of February 7, ink;.
Dr. E. C. Laird, former Resident Physician ai 'Buffalo JJlhi,
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Blue Kibbon Extract, lemon
vanella, 10 and 25 cents at O.
Ilawleye.
and
W.
In New York a Jap was on a crowd
ed street car when he hestrd that the
Japanese army was victorious. He
was so overjoyed that he gave a yell
and began to hug all the pretty girls
in sight. The girls knew that a fel
low could "rush a girl," but doubt
less they objected to the way the Jap
was Kusslan them, for they had Jap
the hugger promptly arrested. Wil
mington Star.
former Resident Physician at Hot Springs. JV. C, aid now at J'a!'
Hotel, Ashville, N. C. :
"To tne n-aitors 01 the New 1 orK Mcatcal Times
1 want to state to your renti
ers some of my experience with
more than thirty years, since my first vteit to thoso now .-ir-fitine-l ;;
year of my professional life 1 have used these waters more ;ui!i inc.; (
linding their virtues npplicahlo to a widtu- ran go 01 (I!:h';.scs.
1 ant thoroughly convinced of the eorrwtnor-s of tin views f vpi' . :
Dr. Hunter MeOuire, in tho lollowing words, when speaking of th-. w
Huffiilo liithia springs: 'I know from constant use of it personally. i
tice, that the results obtained from its use arc far beyond t ho: c which o
ranted by the analysis given. 1 am of tho opinion that it either cor
wonderful remedial agent, us yet undiscovered by medical science, or it.- :
so delicately combined in Nature's laboratory, that they defy the utmost
chemists to solve the secret of their power.'
I have often and repeatedly prescribed tJic vnrlau i propariUio.-a
and potash, tout cini thoroughly coni isics-dt that the rctnlln o??i
pre BtFIFAILO MlMiViMEU are far superior.
1 have frequently heard Prof. William T. Howard declare, bcto.e hi:
University of Maryland, THAT HE HAD SSKJJ MOK1-; AS!) i:i ' 0 A
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June Number New Idea Waman's Maga
zine.
A number of new features charac
terize the June issue of the New Idea
w oman s Magazine. Amonar them
may be mentioned especially "Perdl-
ta's Problems." the first of a series
of papers bv Alice Chittenden, tel lino-
how a small family may live comfort
ably on a moderate Income. "Sum
mer Comfort" is another Interesting
paper by Maud Murray Miller. "A
Glimpse of Capri," by Jean B. -Stearns,
is a charminur tale of travel. -a
German Hrlde's Outfit," by Mabel A.
Potter, is both Instructive and enter
taining. In fiction, fashions, theat
rical news, domestic sclen re n.nrl in
terior decoration, the number fairly
teems with trood thl na-s. n.nrl tho 11-
ustratlons fitly supplement the text.
The People Make a Town.
We have seldom seen more truth
packed into one paragraph about
town building and town Improve
ment than in the following from the
Goldeboro Argus: "It is perfectly
natural that outsiders who have
capital to invest and who are seeking
a congenial atmosphere in which to
live, should expect some manifesta
tion of nubile SDirit and p1vlr
from those who are already residents
of a town. If the clti
selves show no Interest and loyalty
In their own town thev can ttcaroxr
expect others from outside to enthuse
uver it. iocai pride and patriotism
nave a wholesome tntinn
visitors and eneoiif,iroa
recognize the good points of a place.
Every Cltv and h,, ia . M Vr-
- w mm id vv ii(xj l La CI L"
zens make it. In nth
people make the town. And 'they
very often unmake It."
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EUIFALO Lif MlfiW&gER uCroinoVelli;:;,
forms of dyspeptic trouble affecting thi- whole, or any part ot the ali m -titai y 1 1
Physicians and patients all testify to i ts virtues hh u powerful restoi at i .
broken down or enfeebled system, whether resulting from overwork, worry or !;'jie.
It acts directly in producinK a bet ter finality of blood, and in vi;;orat inland .e. iin; up
the nervous system generally, its aphrodisiac roperlies arc very distinctly shewn
in many cases each year.
As an alkaline diuretic and HKAUT TOXIC, it lias irv-tl mttst ?U :. toiin
and certain.
In the variou.-; forms of r.ITII.K3IIA It is. especially etrectivo and luippv m it
actiou. , , ,
HEPATIC disorders, whether of OUTY or IlATAUl AI; oritrtn and :itt-ndo.l
With JAUSD1CK or IIILilAltY VAIA VIaI, j-S-11 to tin- action uf this U'nt 1 like
malc.
In many cases of fJSAitKTS I have i-een most cratlfyintr losults from it u .
;.UiSBASKi i'KiJS.SAll Ti? tt'OMMN AMKNOKRmKA, MKSi! E J J i A 1 ; I A ,
DVSMKSOltltlltEA -:ue ea-h regulated and adjusted in a wonderful .u liic l.y
these waters. Kjieclisllj- is tnla tlic :.to with yonie; oisel nu;vuiti' Im just
merirtnsr Into V5n:i;ii!i:xl.
CiUT, lilliITSl ATISM and AS.I VKIC ACII tronnirR are ts.r.ai;.
ur mrmj3UTBUiWirER nx
'SEHHiHor iMWrti lliCAll'V,' in which my patient is comparatively c h.,
and often abb; to attend to lure business interests, eo Iouk as lie is f:;l!.v n
Infiuenco of these waters, but to suspend tlicir use for even one day so bib 1
Of his symptoms of failing circiilatiou as t utterly prostrate biiti.
As a solvent i!I ULIiir , l itli ot I'liosriuvj ii; or i tut '
thravwatrri: hare never luilt-;! inc. I have often idaced WltAVK!. I
water, and to hasten the di sin tewrrat tug process, chanced 1 lie water a few tin
the gravel would tirst become ' hoiiev-coui ied,' and then break do vn i:.t ;
It Is this action on LARiiB STONE in the KIDNKV, iII.An5!:a
ISLiADOfCR that causes the continiied outpouring of Hinall particles, so
days or weeks, wit H the nltlniato nlc r-ll-f of all t hose dlst re: situ: s;
from u'h ich the itfw.r KiifTerpr hs no hir v '.om ivlrMned. inwl soie-b t relict in V
SIXTY'EIUHT CALCULI vin one dav, fallowing n nttat-k of !!-:8'H
COLIC Another patient (a lady), after a severe ntlack of HKPA'i'H'
fiasscd ten gall stonea in one niltt, a, once expericncini; -sstt-e n ii
most Iis!i'Mii; avmiitonifl, from wJiicIi 3ie haul suMVretl for mniUli".
CYSTITIS and lIUIiTISKITIS, stniila or fionorrheval, often yield to the
Influence of these waters, at once, wlien other nut! stdarl 1-. im dlts la
completely.
3 IJUIGIIT'S DISEASK In every tfo onl form in bencfltert !y tliest- Ai:u.rs.
In many cases lanje amounts of ALBUr-IlGjV, 101'ITH S,5r.'-; , SJVAi.n'i -GtltAIVllLAIi
CASiTS entlrel vdleniinenri d from the nriiic. ivliiic Ji 4h lue
kidneys are too far gone to kope for psimanoiit !! lit, (;!) Jii
symptoms are : meliorate lis an nistoiiislitit; c?.p .
Ill NKPIIltlTIS following SCARLET PEVEH. the action of these wi
In suspectel, and liave yet
been done.
In the NAUSEA and VOMITING, UU7
ofPREtiNASCY.Iliuowof nitmnn. B r!
notlilns to t omnarv with BjUff VttSAS 5 H
been my experience with this agent, that It has lonpr been my
o.h it nrnnlivlacttc. as well an most notent remedy throws
GESTATION. , rl ,
My object in this letter is to lead my professional colleagues to think ot t ins ,it 1,
in cases where they have not before used it, with the belief that the experience win
-i--.. -l .Titl, Tv rwiun 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 i-(iiciu o manv rpii rs."
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Additional medical testimony mailed. For sale by the general dm; :i
mineral water trade.
Hotel at Springs opens June 15th.
i PROPRIETOR BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS, VIRGINIA-
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
TWO SIZES, 50C AND $1.00.
If you have never tried this
great remedy
SEND TO-DAY
for a free sample and state
your symptoms.
We simply ask you to try it
at our exrtense. IVe Unoiv what
it will do.
Thacher Medicine Co.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
YOUR HONEY'S WORTH OS YOUR MONEY BACK.
Another Hit.
Every Stroke we make counts in the same of business,
are in it to win, and we do win bv ma'kintr the best effort.
only benefitting our customers, but doing ourselves good at the sane time. St
way we can nii your appreciation.
ClOtilinST. Tfyu are very thln or very stout, come to a store that picks oi:
, . right sort of materials for you and makes them up in the most I
ing style. For instance, a stout man should nemiK.
checks and plaids because these materiAl hpl
.
0UII1XI13P l? OOtWear. lnekindof shoes that protect the feet fro
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the ankles cool. LOvV SHOES FOR MEN ANn vvomrm t!,v- u,
fortable hot weather shoes sold
ber our shoes and Oxfords are all samples and worth double the price we ask for
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man
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A MAN LIKES TO WEAR, fun
a stock of men's furnishings wh
Sale of Larid..
IHiranont 1 - . 1 .
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!r , Vl aoiKnmeni maae Dy the Boston
Candy Company to hb as trustees, we shall on
6th DAY OF JUNE, 1901.
at 12 o'clock sell at public auction at. tho rr,nrt
House door in Oxford to tho Mcrhnot k;w, r
Out. . . " . -- -'""."1UUW IUI
u. ciiui unuiviaea interest in the fol
i?.T?SiwCtB or,. Parcel s of land: One tract in
li 111 LV.
Clifton hei
Maurice Smi
more or les?
lormerlv known na tho npmna n,. . t
now known as the Pncbett tract, nrii,,,-
JSSS-' K.T- ThrPe, Bnmpass and others,
ooum1, 90 c.re3 more or lese- ne tract in
Oak Hill townehip adjoining the laud? of Robert
Williams, R. T. Thorpe, Reed and others, con
taming 3 ;2 acres more or less.
An undivided one-sixth interest in a hon e
and lot in fae town of Oxford fronting on Broad
street and running back from said etreet S20
feet more or less to the Gmded Schoil lot and
adjoining the lot of J. T. Crews on the north
and Dudly Bnllock on the nuth.
TUCKER A FAULKNER, Trustees.
For Information regarding the above apply to
The Kind of Furnishings
enable the man with a last vear's suit to loot wU nnrl ivhirh will trpnutiis,, ti
of this year's clothes. New ties, new collars and culls, new underwear, new nrir .
, , . ,
TO the Strone You recall the maxim, "The race is not to the swift, '
- the Strotlf ." Thrrp nrf mtinv hntc r'itfoiio ihin i
uicic many you can Duy more quickly with less money; there are man
look nearly as well, but are there any which wear like the Panama? Also a co,
line of straw hats from 25 cents to $1.50.
Shirt aiStS. Beutiml'y trimmed with laces and embroidery. Sotn
l-n.iii.cii siulk. auu uuieis nave sou stocks. 1
They are all styl:-
ists are?i.oo and ::t..s-
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'wuemy aajoming tnc lands of the I "cauumny maue, ana art aesiraote waists at any price.
r . r jnuiuc ciniLn. 1 juai tnc iiiiug lur mis season oi tne year, i nese va
()TiVtrnt Tr, acV.eB' vve are selling them at prices from 48c to $1.00.
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Skirts Skirts in all desirable colors and materials, nicely tailor stitched !
seams and bottoms. These skirts
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should sell for one-half more than we ask for them. All sizes ami tho nrire is .-J
Pique skirts worth $1.50 and $2.00 our price from 75c. to $1.00.
Kemember our stock is new no one and two season nnruU tr cull r,n Om
, an
way down.
our stock.
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ucwiihuicuuiuui &uieiur quality ana low prices
You will receive a cordial welcome if you do not buy.
Yours to serve,
call and ntspf
Kaplon & Allen,
Stores Roxboro, South Boston, Chase City.
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