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W3c Webster's J . m Weekly THE WEALTH OP THE MIND IS THE ONLY TRUE WEALTH! VOL XXYI Corn r, nets readily to proper fer tilization. Larger crops, fuller ears and larger grain aresure to result from a liberal use , of fertilizers containing at least J actual Potash Our b ks are free to farmers. GERMANIC ALT WORKS, 93 Kaisau St., New York, Spring And Suir mer Shoes. $ I Chain VAJ &M as w 'l!JjmW weak- '".L est link. I. H. WEBSTER, Editor n&d Fropt'r. Scrofula, a Vile ( Inheritance. BEIDSVILLB, "ST. G CTTJlSrE 2, 1898 Subscription Om Dollar I Tr HRART-B LM Scrofula is the moat obstinate of blood troubles, and is often the result of an Inherited taint in the blood. S. 8 8 i the only remedy which goe.? deep enough to reach Scrofula ; it forces out every trace of the disease, and cures the worst cases. was . .vtu, du oa ronered so that it impoiMiDje to dress him for three years. His head and body were a mass of sores, and his eyesight also beoame affected. No treatment was spared that we tnouirht vmilH nM hlmt out he grew worse ""' uonaiuon was Indeed pitiable. I had almost despaired of his ever being oured, when by the advice of a friend gave mm a. 8. a. (wflt's Speolnc). Ade EZ8EZV2SS3 and after cr. - jvii uutwea. no one who knew ESSPS , J?lm: Al1 tne res on bis body -,xealeKhll,kln Perfectly clear ESSSh ' Ud h W SaSSSf to perfeel neaun- Mas. 8. 3. Mabrt. S60 Kim St., Macon . (ia. For "real blood troubles it is a waste of time to expect a cure from the doc-P"?.- Blood are beyond their skill. Swift's Specific, TfiNlslJI c c Cfor The Blood T SO I GIT i n a? have p( oid lops l ut peer poles n ilty may have good soles but urtmatbip. ' - : . people tell us we have the best . Id i n this maihet, fuitheimore it is n -.hoes, aie up-to- date in all points i to make up high grade goods. Come t wliat we have "to offer. cotton Bros. v: t . N . C. ' arch 3, 1898. STATE F NORTH CAROLINA ROT-K-1KUHAM CODB TY SUPERIOR COURT NOTICE Of ACTION. IDA L. WKRSTBRvs. FR VNK P. WEBSTER. the a love fiitlt led action Is a putt braujfht ty-tlif patht'fl dKa'i tthf defi ndart iu the Surcrior Court of RocWnrbani founy, and returnable to the ueijTeim ihereof for the iuftnce f otuftir inpr a dnrtice of plaintiff ir in defendant from bed acd board and for itl u 01 v pendente le. and incidentally to (( titluiin and s- II a certain lot of land lying In or ii ! it- town of MhoIt 11, in said coun'y, ' . iii' tlie lands of Nalhan'el Wall, the 1 firu of Vv 3. K. Paine aiid others, and ton-' linlrr five and i.u half acres more or less and for a wore particular description of wiii b see df.cd of record In t flici of Register ; r I ds of Kockii gharu Count y. Book 91, t age HI. And ti.e de'end.-int, Frank P. Webster, is hereby omuiaiidd to appear before the .Imlgi t bfi uperfor Ot aH. at a court to be held for tL" County of Kftckii gham at the ' urt House in Wentworth, on the last Mou iaj in July WO, and answer or duour to the i oukpialnt, deposited in the office of itee clerk of the said ebnrt, and let the said Frank P. We! ster lUe notice tliat if he aali to an-wer said complaint within that term the plaint ff will apply-to the court fortlie telief demanded In the complain: aod the costs of this action. s e taxed ly the clerk. Herein fail not at your peril. iiv u under my hand and official neslal office in Wen worth, this the21stday otMarcn, 159 Tno"AS S, MaiAOY. Clerk of Superior Court. Si'ott A FtRin, Attorneys for Plaintiff. reaches all deen-seated 6ther remedies have no effect upon. It is the only blood remedy guaranteed purely vegetable, and oontalns no pot ash, mercury, or other mineral. Books mailed free to any address by Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. FOR SALE! ON TIME. One Champion Reaper $50. One Gale Harrow and seed er $25. One Evans Corn LPertilizer Planter $10 One good farm horse cheap. The above machines are NEW in use only three years and cheap. Also for sale 133 7.10 acres of Suburban Land for $1900 on Easy Terms, in one mile of corpo ration line, a s minutes wheel ride from heart of the city. With $1,500 worth of wood on it and a 4 room house and one cabin. Situa.ed west of Reidsville on the beautiful graded road and 1 miles from Graded School door. Tiif above makes this a BARGAIN AT DOUBLE TriE MONEY asked for it. Call on or addresa WEBSTER'S WEEKLY, Reidsville, N. C. May 25, 189S Selns'ed t Tell we about the Waster; I am wea-y and worn tonhrbf . oay lls bh nd roe in shadow Llgnt with a radiant glor? M. Tn lln8era about the west. ' My poor h,. art Is aweary, aweary, Anu lonna, Ue a chil . for rest. Tell me about th Master! Of the hlils he in lone lineas 1 rod When the tears and the blood ol h:s ajgui h Dropped down on Jadea s sod. "1? ltte'a eeventy mile-stones Bat a sorrowful journey mark g?JlM the h,n gantry before me. 1 he mi an tains behind me are dtk. Tell me about the Master! th wrongs he frsly forgave; Of nU i love and tender compassion Of his love that was mighty to save ; For my heart la aweary. a eary n M the TL08 nd f emptatlons of life, 1 ne"optnat stalks In the noonday Of falsehood and malice and strife. Tet i know that, whatever of sorrow Orpalnor teorptatton befall The Infinite Master hai suffered. And kneweth and pltieth all. So t 1 1 me the swee t old story. . . That falls on each wound like a olm. And mv heart that was bruised a.id broken, pnall grow pitleut and strong and cslm. WE NEED NO ADVICE. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Cleanwf nd beautifiei the MB PromotM a luxuriant growth. 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We want you to undeistand tha; w are running this laundry for you an that your wishes are to be regarded i every particular. We will give just ex actly what you-wantif we can find on what that is". Perhaps you believe tha it is impossible to have your laundry wora handled without irritation and an novance. We are sure that you are mistaken. May we have an '.opportunity of demonstrating it ? DuTiUf Steam Laundry. D ANY ILLS. V A . Winston Dally Jaurnal. m ine much talked aoout interven tion of foreign powers in our present war wn spain is not very liable to result in any serious diplomatic com plications very soon. The report as puoiisDea in yesterday s Journal that tvursm, ausiria ana f ranee are en deavoring to induce Germany and Italy to loin them in a renresenation to President McKinley declaring that these powers will induce Spain to grant the independence of Cuba or send fleets and place Cuba under in ternational rule, as was don9 in case of the Island of Crete, will have no aignihcant effect upou our present aggressive course. The advice of the above named powers under nor mal conditions would have but little effect upon.a nation like ours and in times like these what they may ad vise will be slowly heeded by us. Prince Bismark, "the man of blood and iron,-' may turn up his nose and denominate our action in dealing with Spain "aggressiveness" or any thing else that may appease his pas sion, but he will finoY out what "ag gressiveness" means i f Germany places her nose in our affairs. The Prince is no friend to the United States in time of neace and surelv we can expect nothing more in times like this. While every student of history admires the grit of the Prince, yet, his greediness is criticised by every fair minded p?rson. The weaker powers of the eastern hemis phere only too well remember Bis mark s methods and for. the past 40 years they have suffered from the course of this man. It would, therefore, seem very in opportune for a man like this to at tempt to criticise our action in deal ing with Spain when a iust cause for our proceedings had been given time and again. We will be able to settle the Cuban difficulty without any outside assistance and it will be set tied in such a man er as to convince the entire civilized world Jibat such a mode of proceedure as has been carried on in a country lying almost wiintn speasing distance of our shores will not be tolerated longer and that Spain's proper place is abso lutely among such nations as France, riussia, uermany and Italy surely not on this side of the Atlantic. THE SURE LaGRIPPE CURE. There is no use suffering from this dreadful malady, if you will only get the right remedy. You are having pain all through your body, your liver is out of order, having no ap petite, no life or ambition, have . a bad cold, in fact are completely used up. Electric Bitters is the only remedy that will give you prompt and sure relief. They act directly on your Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, tone up the whole system and make you feel like a new being. They are fuaranteed to cure or price refunded, or sale at L. L. Sapp's drug store, only 50 cents per bottle. FOR INCOME TAX AND BONDS. Danville Resistor. Washington, May 37. A notable speech on the war revenun measure was delivered m tbe Senate this forenoon by Mr. Gorman, Democrat, of Maryland. In the course of an argument in support of a tax on corporations he deuouoceel as "infamous-' the decision cf theSu preme Court declaring the income tsx law of 1894 unconstitutional. The warning sounded by some Senators, that if a tax were placed upon corporations it would be pronounced unconstitutional by tbe Supreme Court, had, he said, no effect upon him. A. decis-ion against soch an enactment would not destroy our fi- The carriage of a buzz-saw doesn't move very Cast, but if -a man stays on it long enough he will presently be sawn asunder.1- The pro cess of jrradnal decline and loss of energy which leads finally to con sumption is not always very rapid, but if it isn't stopped it will presently begin to saw its way into the most vital part of the body, the lungs. There would be very little consumption if every family would keep Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov ery in the house, and use i whenever feel ing "out of sorts." It keeps the entire body in such a high condition of health and forcefulness that wasting diseases have 00 chance to get a foot-hold. A teaspoon ful or two before meals, in a little water, gives tbe digestive organism power to as similate the blood-making, nerve-toning, strength - building properties of the food. It enables the liver and excretory system to clear the circulation of bilious poisons and remove all waste matter from th body. It replaces worn oat tissue with hard mus cular flesh, and changes weakness and debility into active power and nerve force. The originator of this great " Discovery. " R. V. Pierce, M. D., is chief consulting physician to the great Invalids' Hotel ana Surgical Institute of Buffalo, N. Y. , at the head of a staff of nearly a score of eminent associate physicians and surgeons. He has acquired, in his over thirty years of active practice, a reputation second to no living physician in the treatment of obstinate, chronic diseases. His prescriptions must not be confounded with the numerous "boom" remedies, "extracts," "com pounds," and " sarsaparillas, " which a profit-seeking druggist is often ready to urge as a substitute. Dr. Pierce's medi cines are the product of wide experience and deep study, any one may him by mail free of charge, Royal makes the food pare. IT POWDER Absolutely Puro bovm. SMcmo ponroep 00., new vork. nancial -trueture. but it would destroy ine court wnicn sdouiu nana it down. Mr. Gorman took decided fesue with the. majority of bis fellow Dem ocrats m..n their propositions to coin the filvr seigniorage, and to issue legal tender notes, &na made a powerful argu ment in favor of tbe issuance of bonds to raise funds with which to prosecute ine war. Mr. Teder, silver Republican, Colo rad , concluded bis speech, began yes terday, advocating the roinage of "the -M-iguiurage, 1110 levying or an income tax, and the issue of legal tender notes, and opposing tbe issue of bonds. Mr. Nelson, Republican, of Miuneso ta, presented a carefully prepared argu ment against the issue of legal tender notes. In a speech of two hours, Mr, Cockrell. Democrat-, of Missouri, discussed the financial qaestions in contention bet.wrea the Democratic and Republican parties. He urged that the bill as reported by the majority of the Finance Committee ought to be enacted into law. The bill providing for a Second As sistant Secretary af War was passed. Mr. Morgan offered an amendment to tbe war revenue measure authorizing the President to appoint a civil or mht; tary governor of any islands that mav be acquired by this government as a result of tbe war with Spain. Tbe amend ment also provides for the levying of taxes and the regulation of currency . At 5:10 p. m. the Senate went into executive session, and soon afterwards adjourned. IT STANDS FIRST. Leafcsville, N.C.May 23, 1898 The great popularity of Hood's Sarsapa rilla as a family medicine is well merited, and its marvellous cures of the worst blood diseases have won for it the title oc America's Greatest Medicine. Bob Hunley of this place states that he was afilcted with' a skin disease, but after the use of three bottles of Hood's Sirsaparilla he was entirely cured. He believes that Hood's Sarsaparllla stands first as a blood pnrifier. STRONGEST OF THEM ALL. Winston Dally Journal. In discussing one of the greatest strongholds from a naval standpoint in ine worm, a leaatng paper says: 'Gibralter is one of the strongs holds which Spam has forfeited with in the past 200 years. If she still possessed this colossal fortress which nature has luted out of the waves of the Mediterranean ostensibly for the purpose of scorning the petty struc tures of man, she would feel much more secure within her own borders. "She lost Gibralter in 1704. The circumstances leading up to the sur render of the fortress may be briefly stated. In the year named France entered into terms witth Spain, the Ti suit of which was that one of tbe members of her own royal family was to succeed to Spain's crowu, virtually uniting the two powers. Ou account of certain developments in the situation affecting her own in terests, England soon found herself drawn into hostle encounter with the combined forces of tbe two cowers : and, in order to gain the strategic advantage of securing possession of Gibralter, she directed her move ments immediately toward that fortress. She succeeded in ousting its comparatively small garrison without much difficulty, and in spite a tne most persistent ertorts of tbe French and Spanish to recapture it she steadily remained its occupant. "lhe last ettort made to recaDture the surrendered fortress occurred in 1779. rra ce and Spain together furnished f r the enterprise some 36.000 men, besides 47 ships, 10 float ing batteries, carrying 212 guns, and Otber equipments. Only 7,000 mea gamsened the fortress, but such was tbe security in which they were in trenched and such were the provi worts with which they were supplied that they found little difficulty in resisting the vigorous fire of the enemy. Exhausted in trying to reduce Che fort, the combined powers event ually decided to give up the enter prise. Since that time Gibralter has continued in England's undisturbed possession. "Of course great changes have been wrought in the condition of the stronghold within the past 1C0 years. England has invested it with ponder ous guns of the most improved mechanism, besides otherwise adding to its strength. Six month's supplies ot ammunition are Kept an hand constantly, together with other need ed provisions. On account of the security which it derives from its immense guns an well as from its natural environment, the fortress dees not require the services of more than 5.0t0 men to garrison it. "England ia justly proud of Gibral ter, which under the shadow of her flag, has become the world's symbol for invincibility. But how must Spain feel?" MANILA AS PORTO RICO BEARD. Prom SI Heraldo da Puerto Rico, Maj 4. AH! BRAVE MEN. We know now how the Yankee fights. On sea neither ! vessels, with uickai steel armor, nor bis many cannon of 20 centimetres calibre, are of any use to him. Montr jo, the heroic Montf jo, ia com mand of a few vessels, some mere pon toons, gave the valiant Americans tbe worst drubbing registered ia naval chron icles. Back to Hong Kong will go tbe illus trious bogs with drooping snoots, en deavoring to fill up the holes which our insignificant cannen made ia tbe invul nerahle armor ot their ships. And on land? Ah ; Qa land it Is the strangest and most surprising things that our rtaders can imagine f 1 ww aimorciaas, tnree cruieers, 6ix launches armed with mitrailleuses and cannons, ive lighters full of dirty and greasy Yankees; all this was directed towaru hpanleh soil and proceeded nois ily to aatiei. But at Mariel were tbe Gerona rifle men, a gallant battalllon that received the hogs at fair ranee. And. ob! cowardice never tefore seeo; mose arnaorciaas, tnoee cruisers, those launches and toose m Iitlamen turned tail to the land ar.d placed all their hopes in flizht. thus savins r.hpir .Win. ' towards! When the women of Kentucky and oi new i or k near or this they will pre sent yeu with their best petticoats. And those Yaukee women will be no worse looking for so great a shame, for even in Qtne ol peace they are wore than a China woman. It's all righi! A . I nLM! t js unsuug in me i-uuippincs, a Deatmg in ivuoa, a oeating everywhere. And when are you coming here, yon uig inieve r Our cannon are yawning at having to seep i-ieir moutns open so long. Come, arrive, robbers of Portuguese lames. We are waiting to cut off your snouts. Europe and America are laughing with open jaws at these mule slaying waariurs, woo nee irom ine guns of Ha vana and Puerto Rico, and instead burn with lets of steam unfortunate and defenceless passengers. What a shame! If these gentlemen come here we shall have first clasn harvests in cominar ear?. as our fields will be splendidly manured with the grease of bogs and the bones of mules. Come, cowards! it is saia mat toe Aaiencan guns are oi very great ramie. But what! There is eomoeusation for evaryentng in tats world. And in exchange the saikrs who hsve to haudle these guns are persons of very nttie range. So one thing makes up for the other. i axing this in account, it is easv to explain why, in the bombardment of Hatanzas, now celebrated In the annals of modern history, no pfccjectile fell even by mistake within tbe circuit of the city, nor within tbe fortifications of tbe coast. In eo ignorant a manner The aforesaid Ueet fired That, ob, heavens, only One bad mnle is slew. M.500: commander, $3 500: lieutenant commander, fit st four ears, f 2.800: after that, $3,000: lieutenant, first five years, 92 400. and afterwards, fi 600: lieatea ants (junior grade), first five years. $1,800, and after th it, $2,000: ensigns, first five years, $1 300. and afterwards, $1,400: naval cadets. $500: mates, $900: medical and pay directors and inspectors and chief engineers, $4 000: fleet surgeons, fleet paymasters and fleet engineers, $4,400: surgeons, paymasters and chief engineers, $2 800 to $4,200: chaplains. $2,500 to $2,800. If Women are not tue only ones who are sensitive about their atres. A man doesn't like to be told that heis getting old. Health keeps a man young. It doesn't make any differ ence if he has lived eiehtv years. they have been healthy years, he wil be hale and hearty and won't look withm twenty years as old as he is Good digrsdon and rich, red blood makes people look youthful. Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery makes rich, red blood. It makes health m the nrht awav. It works according to the right theory, and in do years ot practice, it has proved tnat tne tneory is absolutely correct It begins at the becinae becin Dy putting tne stomacn, liver and towolg into perfect order, but it ben gins its good work on the blood be fore it finishes with the digestive syat m. It searches out disease germs wherever they may be and forces them out of the body. All druggists keep the "Discovery." "A little. more than a year aa-o, Sy hair began turning gray, and falling out, and although 1 tried C ever so many things to prevent a continuance of these conditions, I i - - - ... 7 9 Du Miiaiacuon until I tried How Old are You? it cd i- .ii Ayers Hair Vigor. After using one w-ao"' makes no difference you answer or my hair was restored to I hot. It is alvavs (m. f K- "a woman is aa old as she looks Nothing sets the seal of age upon a woman's Kao mm m mm . J i iutjr ou ueepiy, as gray hair. The coior generally from lack of bottle. THE WRECK IN WHICH PRIVATE HAHBEt WAS KILLED. A NARROW ESCAPE. lnankiul words written rer.fintlv oy mrs. A.aa u; iart,ol Uroton, 8. D, 'Was taken with a bad coid whinh settled on my lungs; cough set in ana finally terminated in Coneump--, won. j! our doctors gave me up. Btvyiug i couia live dut, a snort time. gave myself up to my Savior, de termined if I could not stav with mv r: J .1 -r . . ineuus on earm. i wouia m.t mv absent ones above. My husband Was advised to get Dr. King s New Dis covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles. It has cured me, and thank God I am saved and now a well and health v woman." Trial Dottles free at L. L. SanD's drue swre. rxeguiarsize 50c. and 1.00. Guaranteed or price refunded. Pavannab, Qa.. Dispatch, 23d Early this moriiuiic a necial train on the rlo ida Central and Peninsu a Rail way, carrying North Carolina volunteers to lorida, collided with a north bound vegetable train. , Private -William Barbee, Comnanv I of Durham, was killed, sad PnvateU M. Colclough was fatally inluied. The soldiers were traveling in section trains. The vegetable train was waiting on a siding, and thought all ibe iectious had passed. The engineer pushed ahead and was running at a rapid rate when the collission occurred. Jf rivate Barbee was iu the last passen ger coa.cn next to a Ireight car contain ing rne Daggage ol ine Dat.tallion. He attempted to jump, and was caught be tweeu the cars. Hia head wa- crushed aud both hi legs broken. Private Col clough was injured internally. 1 he tram was attached to another engln e and brought back to Savannah An undertaker was Bent for acd took charge of the body, which wassetit home for mtermen. tonight, lie baliallion drew up in line on tue outride of the cars as tbe body was carried from the railroad station, A corporal's squad from each company escortua tbe remains to tbe undertaker's. The body was cairied to the depot on a stretcher borne on tbe shoulders of four of the dead man's comrades. The battallion proceeded to Florida after a wait here of about two hoars. Private Barbee's body was returned to Durham Monday night. Private CoK ciough, who is believed to be fatally in 3 .red, was taken there en the same train PA.Y IN THE ARMY Augusta Chronicle, in this day and generation neonle always like to knaw what things cost and sow much a man makes. Though it is not always possible to gratify their curiosity afeout some county officers who receive tees, we can give tne information abcut the pav of Uncle Sam's armv anri n ei.'r-rrr VHaabm amI sU.- a "tt vi'uuoi , auu lucre seems to De a gooa deal ot cariosity on the subject. In the army tbe pay of a lit utea p.nt general is 811,000. We have but one, General Scboueld, who is on the rrtired list, and receives as a retired officer 2,280. The pay of major generals is 87,500. Aside Irom the distinction of reaching K. 1- . . . . . 0 hue raua oi lieutenant general, the dif ference of 93,600 a year in the salar.-i will help to tccount for the persistent efforts of Uenersl Nelson A. Miles to be pro moled to tbe rank of lieutenant general. -nu- l . - -. ... i ue ssiary oi a origan. er general Is 85,500, which may help to account for the readiness of some private citizens to receive tne appointments. The salaries are then graded down as follows: Colonel , $3,500; lieutenant colonel , $3,000. msjor, $2,500; captain, monnted, $2,000; captain, not mounted, c. OAn. - - , , . . i,wu. icgiaieuiai "ojucant, i uu: reg imental quartermaster, $1 800; first lieu tenant, mounted. $1,600: first lieutenant, uui, mourned, -bi,ow: second lieutenant. uuuubvu, i,ouu; second lieutenant, not meunted, $1,400: chaplain, $1,500. In tbe navy tbe pay is different as well as the terminology of the rank. The office of reat admiral in tbe navy is univ alent ;to brigadier genera : captain in tbe navy Is equivalent to lieutenant col onel iu tbe army, and commander is equivalent to lieutenant colonel. Tbe pay of an admiral is $13 000: vice admi rat, $9,000: commodore, $5,000: cap ain, GETTING READY Every expectant mother has a trying ordeal to face. 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Discussing what money should be taken te Manila to pay off the troops to be sent there, a Washington telegram aaye: It was suggested that the government purchase a large consignment of Mexican liver dollars, twe of which can be bought by one United States dollar, and that the troops be paid in these coins. The Mex ican dollar will purchase considerable more in Manila than tbe American coin ot similar denomination, and thus the soldiers for the time being would receive a greater apparent amount of compen sation than if paid In United States sll ver. The government, however. Is not disposed to piy the mea iu depreciated coin, for wheu the foldiers return the Mexican Her. w1 'ch they might l ave $av-d iv'.umI t ot i. s vilue by baif than a similar i nuiber ..1 American dollars.'' The to'd'ers need i,t necetsarily lose anything if paid in Mexican silver doN Urs. for, it the fo eminent be fair with them, they will receive twice as many Mexican -iln r dollars as the United States silver tollar. Bnd as tbe former have a cieaier pinchnsing power In Ma nila than do the United States dollars the soldiers and sailors would not lose by the change. These facta, by the way, President McKinley should take Into consideration t once. His Canton porch at one time echoed hourly with his declaration that United States money most be kept as good at any ether money, the werld over. Has ha failed In his effort,? Tbe -Mexican dollar was referred to constantly n the last campaign as a demised dollar: It was hold up tor the execration of all gold lined patriots as an example ef tbe frightfully debasing power of the white metal hen given free rein to do !ta aw ful work. And now, on the very spot where a triumph ot American arms bat stirred the blood of every English speak ng man In the world as It has no' before been stirred In a generation, tho Mexican dollar comes forward as the preferred dollar. President McKinley should at tend to this at once. He mnst make goocV his pledge to have the United States dol lar as good as any otber in all parts of the world. And, by the way. now that the gold dollar has come out of Its hiding place, why not send It to Manila? Can it be that the Phifpplnes prefer the Mex ican --cartwheel" to tbe gold eoin? Let the administration answer. SOMETHING NEW large package of the world' beet clean-wr for a nickel. Still greater economy in 4-pound package. All grocers. Marie only by THE N. K. F A III II A N K COMPANY, Chicago. St. Louis, New York. Bolton, Philadelphia. mm W I o o 3 CO I m 3 o m m z O) CD O JJ o Hi da BiffiBJNyMatg aaaaaaaD H Nn Bel Baafl Erf LU Lii DC U. LU O O o o UJ tr r- C0 D RUSTIC, ARTISTIC AND BEAUTIFUL. 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I M e.caange waon. fur .asber and take great pleasure in answering any question that c-meip teat mT coiceming prices or deacripti m of wagons. The foDowiag are my agents; - A. A- Miller. Walnut Cove. N. Cj GUes & Mima, RekU viUe, N. C ; Pratt Bros . Madison, M. C.; B. T. Stone Co., Stoneville, N. C; G O- Jones, Ridge-srar, Va Sincerely Yours, 8-3-97. C. F. NISSEN, Salem, N. C
Webster’s Weekly (Reidsville, N.C.)
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June 2, 1898, edition 1
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