V
i."-. -spaa
V
V-'
-chael Curtain, Plainftcld,
es tbe statement that she
.UtU jkuVL whkh settled oa Jier
ngfff h was treats for a nionth
,r-- y her family physician,
but crew
'worse. IJe xoJd iier she was a hope
iesa vlcUcn of coaflumption and
ihajt 09 medicine eoufd cure tier. Her
druggist suggested Dr.. King's' -New
Joujfht a bottle and to her delight
ound herself benefitted from first
3ose. She continued its U?e and flf-
lor taking six bottlf, found herself
- oud and well; now does her own
Housework, and is a8 well a-i she v-!'
r was-Fnee trial bottle of this
Great Discovery at Tit ko, P Ki.mrrz
afcCo'g lrug Store. fvarge bottles
$Ocand tlJW. 6 -
rOBOVEB EIFTV YKAf
Mrs. WlnsJow'gSoothirig Syrup has
been used far- over fifty years by
iniHIcma of mothers for their chii
aJren while -teething, with perfect
uceoB8. It soothes the child, softens
the fcuxng. allay all pain, cures wind
olic, and lathe beat remedy for
Diarrhoea. li will relieve the poor
juue Bunercr lnjmeuiatel y. Bold by
Druggists ia every part of the world.
Twenty-five cents a bottle. - Bo sure
ind askor'Mrs. Window's Sooth
ing Syrup, and take uV other kind.
:rora tu ous lo-Kaion vlne
ayaQakf ilje, Napy Valley, Cal.
-,tX;JXbB floes t orrthe market for purity,
; . , re,xceUence.All To-Kalon wines
fire guaranteed to be the pure juice
ot the grapeand ore strongly en
dorsed by themedical profession for
use of invalid and convalescents.
MOYLS BROS.,
51-FOR"T
AehMveraents of Admiral Dewey.-" tbe world
fr."w"i nsvflirtiro. am rat Jfaistad, the
'o"-ftend and a.lailrer of thn nation'M
itrTJiirirofitandkbci, rookj over Wn; imjrpM.
j8a!0 Inoheit; nearly KK tiav,!(j Jialf r .no Hlaat r-
fiona. only ti.co. r;iifri;nHiH (lmaiil. Hij
commlloii8. Outfllt fif.'. ciiMi ci .ifa life
time. Write quick. XL" Domiitluii C'onii any
Sxd Floo Cax ton bldg., i.iiK;aa-ot,
W-iCC, 11H Koith Vryor St
.CTlVJt solicitors wanted everywhere for
AX MTb Story of the PhiliDpineH" by M a rat
Hlntadil, romralaatotied br the Government
0M OlUclal Hlntonan to the War Departmeut.
-The book was written In army camj8 at Han
Francisco, on the Pacflo vrilh Ouieral Mer
fltt. In the hoapltaM at H'ik1u1u, ni'IIoiifr
"Koim, In the American trjnea at Manila, on
the lunurgent camps with Aiii.a)rio, oit tli
leek of the Olymi ia with Dewey, uod In thy
roar of the l.attle at th fall of Manila.
Bonanza for agents. Brimful of original ii;
. area taken ty government rhotographerd
OB tbe spot. Largo hook. Low j.ricea. lilg
profit. Freight paid. Otedit given. Drop
ill trashy uuoincial war books. Outtlt free.
Addrcaa, . X. Barber, Hec'y... Ktar Insurance
filig., Chicago.
OUTHERW
RAILWAY.
THE STAN DA HD RAILWAY OF
The South
ho.Direct Line to All Points.
Texas;
California,
Florida,
Cuba anil -Porto
Siico.
Titicn.Y riiT.ciiAs-5 mmivLEWi-
ON ALL TirKOIJOir AXJ LOCAL
TllAINS; 11' LI. M A N I' A LACK .8LKKF
INQ CAUS ON ALTi XKilfT TUAIXS';
FAST AND SAFK sCUKDULES
Travel by the -Southern and you
are assured H;if', Comfortable
au(i Expeditious Journey.
Apply to Ticket Agems for Time
rabies, ltntes nnd General Infor
mation, or aJdmsH
11. L. VEHNON, F? It. DAUBY,
Charlotte, NcC Asheville, N. C.
No Trouble to Answer Questions.
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31 V. Y. Si 0mi. Mail.
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WASHINGTON, D. C
Dr. 11. L. SIamsay,
BURGEON DENTIST,
mi mm, ora express office.
OFFICE HOURS From t to' 5
Saliskuky, 'N: C.
A, .-HEILI
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ATTOlcNKY AT UW,
G
Offers his professional service to
the citizens of Rowan and adjoining
.counties, prompt and careful atten
tion given to uli business entrusted
io him.
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SALISBURY TROTH
PUBLISHED EVKUY WEDNESDAY.
And entered In the ioto3lee at Salisbury,
!f. C, as jKefmd class mail matter.
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ikvto to iBjiiTft appearance in the
? mxt ''"'' ier.
tdfthtt office of Th Truth I on Main t.,
tiir-e door llow theOteraKoafl,ai0ta!rjs
teis It ailing up from the afreet. -
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W EDXESDAY, AUGUST 9.
The Oxford Public Ledger wants
Gen. Julian 8. Carr elected to the
United States -enate from this State,
and gives that eminent and admira
ble citizen a strong send off in that
direction. - -
Mark Hanna once paid McKln
ley's financial debts, and the latter
is now-discharging Mark's political
obligations in return by appointing
negro postmasters in the South. It
is probable that these unnatural ap-
ooimments are a.siasteiui to Mr.
iu eiv in iey personally, nut ne reels )
oounu to carry out Aia,rK's anti elec-
tion contiact with the colored broth-!
The pre-eminence of North Caro
lina among Southern states for her '
cotton manufactures is so assured
that the announcement of a new cot
ton mill at Columbia, South Caroli
na, to cost 1,500,000 and owned en
tirely by home people, creates no
jealousy up this way. New 'Eng
land, however, may look askance at
the enteiprise for reasons not hard
to discover.
The yellow fever, having' sbifte.l
it, base of opera.i0 frm".he Kulf
states to the Virginia coast, is con-
iuctlnKifwIth amode,lo.,6n
usual in that form of pestilence.
The disease is oeing confined so
closely to. the Soldiers' Home at
Hampton and the death rate is so
low that hopes of its entire abate
ment long before frost may be rea
sonably entertained.
The disfranchisement of ignorance
ho,.. u w r i , , , 1 er negroes born since the c vil war,
happily and peacefully accomplished . '
. , ' io u . ..could be induced trt settle in tho.se
in several Southern states, is one of . , , . .. e
t. , ' i islands by an expenditure of S'?0 000
the L'reat reform movement .rthi ' . '"icni.j)wul
. ,
nuii.il nin icicivc in; v;nt;cn. in
old North Carolina Avhen our
people vote on the constitutional
amendment next year. That amend
ment Will never be defeated. North
f 'o nl J na tifiaJ Sf iirrrrtn f It o nl elm
VC4 i in c i v- v iv ui iiCii ii r ii v one
intends to have it.
In some limited areas of the State
dry weather is reported to have in-
jured the crops, but North Carolina,
especially the eourttry tributary to
Salisbury, will make a heavy corn
crop : abundant for all demands.
With plenty of the staff of life and
the practical certainty that the dem"
ocrauc party win resume ousmes j
at Ualeigli next year, croakers and
' - !ll ..
calamity howlers will have the
right-to. complain of dull times in
ineir line oi ousiiie-s.
North Carolina has contributed
38 young w hite men to one of the .
new regiments of the regular army,'
whfch is just 38 too many, unl ss .
these vou.nr men are till of thee'er
Ti i 1 i ,,
do-Well class. Tins state needs all
- i T. , , ..
C 1 . . . ... tl i fviii in ti.imilat i.in i t
' ... ... -
home and needs to have it increased t
rather than decreased. The social,
political arid industrial problems
confrontiug u are made the harder
to solve by the departure of each ca
pable young white man from the
state, and. besides, the career of a !
private in the regular army is a' very
poor one for any spirited man.
A rapidly growing senst;
stupendous difficulties ahead of our
army, before the Philippines can be
eoiKjuer;d, together wi'h ourdoult-j
ful -"moral right, in the "premises,
s. Piuto . h i estrov mir even the.,
semblance of enthusiasm in every
irnrt of the couutry for a "colonial
empire" in
the Orient. Disgust
over thesiluation is deepeningevery
day, and it is confined to no one
party or section; If Mr. McKinley
felt free to speak hisstriclly private
thoughts on the etibj-'ct be would
doubtless ask that the American
people rise.as ne man and help hipi
let lotise the tail of the Philippine
bear.
- j the West Indie-, and, came over to
That inati Cryau Mill continues tij thjs COUIltry atn,ut 1700, taking up
travel about through the North ami ja .,rge tract of land in Tyrrell cotin
South, with apparently no parficu jtyj ttnd building upon it a historic
lar end in view, addressing huge r ,uavion known as Buncombe Hall,
and enthusiastic audiences and nev -
er growing tiresome, or common-
place Repuldiean shots of the heav
jest metal rattle oiT his thtice ar-
mo red personality . as'.-hanuless a
peas and -in a vvay mo.-t -.exasperating
to republican editors and poli
ticians, by whose confident calcuia
t ious -he should have subsided and
disappeared long ago as a qonsriicu
ous factor in national politics.
There is a growing impression that
this remarkable man will yet have
to lift from McKinley's tired shoul
ders the burden of solving the
Philippine problem by. succeeding
that gentleman in the White .House.
The return of President George T.
Wins! An from Texas to hi native
North Carolina, while noted hereto
fore, Is an event so Cprtunaie for the
educational interests of the state
that it will bear more than a passing
rcfreoce. Texas returned him to
lis1 most reluctantly, for, as president
of her great university, he gave that
it had never known before and which'iand VIrgfniftfs attracting general
his succe-iHor will find . it no easy 1 atlentin It is considered the most
work to maintain, ft is pleasant to!n,lHrtant exten?ion at is under
know that President Winston's rare I way or C(ntemPIled anywhere in
CxecHtivo ability, hn broad culture I lhe South th!s year- B' acquiring
and scholarship and his ttnrdv
tiniism w ill now be devoted -ti t ho
j youth of this state,-and in, his new
position a president of flie North
'Carolina College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts he ha a field for use
fulness which he can fill as few men
can and where his work will con
tribute beyond calculation to the
best interests of the state. Uniting
the traditions of the OUtSouth with
the inspirations of the New in a per
sonality of uncommon forceful ness.
ashedoes. North "Carolina is to be
congratulated upon his return to
her soil and the education of her
youth
Bishon Turner wants congress to
appropriate 100,000,000 to be used
in deporting the Southern negroes
to Africa, where lh3; can have a
finiiuiini i,w .nc:ijjrtTi Willi no
white trash to molest or j iia-crow
cars to offend."- The scheme is vis
ionary and congress will not even
consider it. A much more sensible
view of the subject is that of Rev.
: John L. Waller, colon chaplain of
a Kansas negro regiment in the war
with Spain, who has caught the at
tention of the entire country by the
publication of his plan to encourage
negro emigration to Cuba and Por
to Rico. ' Residence in Quba makes
1 ' '"
T..'. ."'at
three millions of Southern negroes
,,. , , 4L ...
. "'
tiat, numuioj;! iu iiif nisei veb anu
the island, and -a' much larger num
ber could be accommodated with
out Undue crowding or congestion.
He wants congress to appropriale
20,000,(W01o bring about this emi
gration, the money to te exiended
under pi oper safeguards and paid
back to this coiifitry out of Cuban
revenues. If-three million" South-
00, we dou!)t not that the South
would cheer futly foot the bill rati.
than see the scheme fail. But how
to get the negro tide started Cuba
ward is the problem.
k. n
' nRbjifijlui iibiiiiiiciu.
It is said that the,. Farthers Alli-
a nee. in South Carolina, which a 'few
. . . -. .
years '.ago ''numbered 40.U00 now
"umbers less thau 3,000,. and in
j Georgia, where : they numbe're.tl
i 75, 000. they are so few as to b'e hard-
ly worth counting. Too much poll
tics did it. Wilmington Stai .
They who profess to be able to
frm -m OI)ini(n say that the late
Co, Il!g,rt,oll for . the past thirty
years, had an income of $50,000 a
year from his'law practice, lectures
and writings, but left little save his
life insurance,-amounting-' to about
$40,000. Heputl,tle va!ue on
ey, save for the uses to which
eould he put, and was a liberal liver
5s we" ' a "
needy and to chantanie ana nenevo
- J v(1,.t .
lent nurposes retrartlless oi setr, oi
what people believed. AV llmington
- 1 -
Star
'Less-than twenty years ago the
average number of the insane pro
vided for in North Carolina was
1 about 2"0 erowded into one building
conducted for 224 patients. :Now
the three admirable hospitals for
tne ln8iUlt' accommodate 1,537 pa-
V ' . , ar V1B11(1 . i
e of tbe der .treatment -the past year exceeds ,
e oi toe . ' ' .
.d ofonrith s by i-evers hundred. It may
ttients, and the whole numner um
by
be fairly estimated' that nearly or
quite two thousand -people will re
ceive the benefit of the latest mod-
ern treatment i .uj ...
the
coming year in our State.-Ilaleigh
i Jews and uoserver
Robert Goelet. the New "York
j mulfj millionaire, who died in Eu-
: ro,e recently, through his mother
WhS ;l direct deceudaut of Cd. Ed
ward Buncombe, the first citizen of
! Xortii Carolina, whose name now
appears in the dictionary to describe
a boastful and bombastic form of
speech. Col. Buncombe was a na
tive of the Island of St. Kitts, iu
j NV!llca
;. ....
is still standing. vnicairo .
j utCorii.
s
John Hatlman, Maiden,
v n
w rit-: iiave used Dr. M. A. Sim -
- '.. Ta
mon.Si.iver- letucine. iu years
curcw ciiiils. sick headache, pains
back and side. It is ; niilde
takes Ics to work than Zeilin'j"
a red Z," I used.
Hfol-A hahVlj l.irlh ntiir-b- coar Ami
almost psiuless by taking Simmons
Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets.
STATE KEVV
. The handsome home of Mr. Abner
Misenheimer, in township 5, Cabar
rus county, was destroyed by fire,
with all its contents except two
feather beds, at a late hour Friday
nicrht. The occupants had a narrow
escape. L4s4 about 11200, with no
insurance. Hnm r
s Mary. I
I
The ex,enson of the Seaboard j
Air Line acn,ss-lne mountains toj
the Iron and coal bed of Temicse i
uie arrow auge road to Lenoir
I rtn(1 lUc l"ler road from there to
Collettsville and changing them tolrr several .-weeks v.iLh that droi.1od
the standard gauge, there is only
about 30 miles of new road to build.
The comany is already working in
this direction fromCranberry on the
new link. This road will not only
have a great business in through
freights between the two terminal
points, Wilmington and Bristol,
j but it will go through one of the
finest mountain sections 'of the
South. It will be a great road, and
Newton being the place where, it!
OroSKPS f ll f. Croat Srttif linrn rnni. .,,111 i
. ....... h.v...,Ui..v.u iau, win
be one of the most important places
on the lino.- Newton Enterprise,
Chauncey Davis, the negro who
last Spring burned the" Battle resi
dence, Cool Spring, in Edgecombe
county, has been sentenced to hang
at Tarboro, September 7th.
At a late meeting of the National
Flower Commissiou at Ashviile it
was decided to adopt the golden rod
as the national flower, that being
the only distinctive flower found in
all parts of the Union.
The new Concord cotton mill now
being erected by the Cannon Cotton
.'iuuui;n.iuiiu(i vMinjiiuy ai- nisi
r-l o i 1 1.. .t n rv I 1j- . .i. . .... . ... .. A.. a. '
ot tjl 00,000, will have 7,500 , spindles
and 375 looms.
H. C. Eccles, Tof Charlotte, spent '
a few. days- here last week and had J"
the remains of his father, the late
John W. Keeles, removed from ' the
graveyard at Society church, in Tur-;
nersburg township, to Oak wood
cemetery in' Statesville, Where the
remains of his mother,", Mrs. Mary
Eccles, were interred last 'Winter
The remains were removed last
Saturday by Mr. C. B. Webb. They j
had been buried in a httavy .metal lie. .
case and w hen this was taken up it
was 'found to be in a perfect state of
preservatbm. Some friends of the
deceased were present and insisted
on having the Ijd covering 'the glass
removed. VC hen this was done the
body was-found to be in -t remarka-
,.,.ll ... u the ftt"JZe ClOlU
iiitr (n j r ii ii
jut as it did when, the deceased was
buried on July 23rd, IHoO. But tlie
screws of the case were so' rusted...
tha-t they liad to be cut, and this
jarred the glass enough to let in the
air, bringing about almost instant
decomposition. Statesville Land--mark.
' . j
The State Superintendent of Pub
lic Instruction is issuing a circular,
in which he says the apportionment. I'Jit tones. up the utjvsl which suffer
oft he public school fund is very im- Ping and disease have slijUered; It Ls
, ,. , ,. " : Stha most perfect remedy ever devised
properly made, as is shown by lhe . 'en to rfact
tae.t tliat while in the past ten years
the school fund has increased 700, -
, t ., , i
000, the. length ot the terms has not ,
inc;ci-ed, Charlotte Observer. j
, ..A, ,. i
A case out of the ordinary ,oc-
j curred I ere this afternoon, when
,oon-JJufj?eUoMusunt after Uie
(tr5aIof a man fQr asSault with dead-1
, jn whR.h t UeVfel j
OI,ed that Policeman (ioidv
oped tliat Policeman uoia-aon. at
ter being hit in the face by lhe man,
struck the fellow on the head with
his billy, ordered up a bill against
1 iiiB otlicer. The affair ' hanoebtAJ
some months ago, and Mr. Gohl.ston
only hit him tiie one blow after re
ceiving a considerable blow in bis
face from the drunken fellow's fint..:
I
-Concord correspondent Charlotte -j
Ot. server. .
IVfler a conference with Governor
ltussell. the Auditor Mid Treasurer
have empbyedJohu W. Hinsdale
J, 4, .
and ('haries A Cook, of Warreuton,
as counsel for them' in the- .cases
which are toHje heard before Judge
Simon ton at Ashviile, in regard to
the injunction against the corpora
tion commission in
the matter of
.,,,,
s.jniii
tne proposed mcrea.sea assess
of railroad and telegraph property.
Hon. H. G. (onnorwilr appear as!
counsel lor me commission, io- . . t
... 'the fo:ii?wit!i: dcrujetl renl- estate,
morrow tne commissioners go tnj w( . T , , ynr tj!l:i town.4iip.-de-
Lenver. When they return I hey
will go to Ashviile iu the it-Junction
eas.t'harlotte Observer
Mrs. Mary Davis has received, a
letter from Mrs. S. B. Van Nss of
If Lexington, Mass., wnuji-sires
iuformatmu
mother'?
Statei
Ness
s father
ishe desires
infjrmatiou abut the
(iiddins and N ichobon fumilies.
? unc rMlcnoison, wnw usoiiier
f k - t . a 1 . ,
ia Giddins, wan a minister
' - . -
If
j of Giddiua is not familiar .-.
jStatesvilld Landmark.
about members of her Midi's corufi tiea-M oUr 7. T"n . - - 1 X , ' JwZ'um
i family, who lived in 1 e- la cUlu- h u'sto; thniw! i : "i-'W. T r : N a tfoa t Thr.T w.iiwt.irri.t
ville prior to 1S20. Mrs. Van u!u . eSi , u tbiu.it.. vrJ t 1 - t WTCTAUif Utct ll WiAtW tntl
.,j, ',1,,,. ,W1 ,.,l OU -'ii' e.V till-; -thence , i.f I r.lir1T!1l '.V a aU.Aato aUaay aWy
writes that her ;;reat crnntl- .,. . .,. .,- , ' t - i,r 1 WrVifvity ' i' A -i-n- ' cm.
nia ncd barah Powell and f ,ii.. i . ,..,r ih. f ri . of tbi . V C- 1 VV- lxts a Wwaw. aoaaT aat; ftwuj
11 of the IjaiKlmarU7 reiders -cart r o ; . . :rr v-i 1 1 . e r ?r t ; . e.i j u iy , i tmz acme, cuefcw wt. u y. T'jv.-'rTT '"''t
lt.' !.f.tr.t4H.vt'',ih,mt.- th;. s 1 J t- A. i'N 5 'fi ? N A'tWint f w. tui&i ihn iWwjM ila. .
r anu . . .. ,;- 'ii,.V-'!.t-j I ti. TireiiMii iw d liH ai.i mm. nal wHiaaaHM.a aa4 akaMgM
Lwith i ll'py w,u Plti ; co.ijiouini.vi.nT t sv.s j - , . ? j ia,.eMii M i.(i iwh ant wttuwrt. m.wi -
.jM.Ul . . ' ... - - - - -T ,v . . . Anl a w . W.r It !) lkl)1114 n U li in.n..',..
. 3lrs. Mary UaVlS, tsiatVlJie. i iirre i rr .yK r i-W -H;i'.17t'- 'fl,H ku;uu ar .aMa- aa aV, -
are many Nicholson in thU stion tffxi IfXt&M i st!T &3rw&viZ fe a?' y Jjct? etec o'y"' a St if?Siyfcy Va1"'
Mi3,; Jarnes Sta'li wi cleaning
her dry house cn Tat Thursday
when a copperhead saake bit horf;n
the hand., She killed, the 'snake.
corded her arm' and then went
to
Mr. John Paris, . a t half-r.; fie away,
and applied bis madloae. The
stone tuck to the Ij.te for Oim
time.Jjat Mrs. Siiic hecani:' tteJir
ious soon after i.n.- uiti gi'Uv.
She is still conoid ur herbT: bLi
her condiMor. is :.r, .to'tdf r'l
rious. !itatvI:!e''L.?t'iir. -- ' 1
The tiuuble over thr- Wilnutr.ii :
j postoiike -has Iwi ttlfl. ii.- f .
appointment orMi-c lr.ry u. Duri.' '
as postitilstres3 o! i:iy. '
Mrs. Eslella Lipe, x. wi-Jow v. iih h
fa.'uiiy of thiifirt :!. i-u j
southern edire of t-A,. wit;, f, -r .f '
her cTalclrea !u 1
bett ''f tfr-Tt',!
UJ:r ij pno.u i-vi:. t.M ?uaay
morning Uit one-of thv .chiidreti
died and on Monday liicrning r Mr?.
Lipe died, bcth being buried at the
sacie time in the . to w ii ce m e t cry .
The ether three, children ate still
critically sick. Mooresviile Record
Times. ' '
Everybody knows Li mini Mc
Neill, ihe colored woman evange
list, who took such au active part in
j the Fire Baptised Holiness meeting
n. i , . . - . . .
jrea'iiuy nem m thm city After
that meeting disbanded Elmira
j took up a subscription to carry her
I to" Africa, where she said she was
going to carry this new Fire relig-
ion
lt is said she srot as fr
leiiSh, found her-"; divorced "h'usba rid
living vs-ith ri!QtSu.r woriidij, and is
now iu'Wak.e. county yA awaiting
trial ow a charge of munterin that
woman by admiins'terlni? t.-oisnn ,
Frfv..tfori!lu m. ,
Men
and
, ..-iJney ti-ou.b.'a prejs upuu
the m'lifi.-Jicouiagts aud-k-H
a:-ti! ambition; bt-auty, vior
C.Vid t'Titrrfu ;;u.-sa S;OU i-.ili .
-
of orjr;r (liaa'.f-d.
cj rv-Hutt'ss U!o
rr- Kiime,
Pwsn i:-r..-.r.f ti f g:-"ut ki-'n. v
remedy. At drupes.., rsrnii Lottie .y
fwc, also .mj'hief . - -
Aais6s, nr. k timer u c. Btugi;.MnHm,ii. y.
"Sweet Bells Jangled ' r
Out of Tune and Harsh.'
afeespeare'a . description fits
thou-E
1
Bwect dispositions ere goni tsutden top
the; e Is a remedy. Tfcey can use
McELREE'S
Wine of Carcui
It brings health to the Tromanly1
'oreanism. and health there means
well poised nerves, calmness, strength.
! It restores womanly vijjqr and power.
health, and to make tliem attractive?
j and happy. fi.ooataUdrcggists.'
? For advice iu cases rentarice spec-E
addrs, ivrngV!
Stoma, "The- Ladies Advisory Do-
ppaIte3tlt.,, The Chattanooga 2ledi-1
icineCo ... Chattanooga. Tena."
-ast vis yi
1
TS.'rv.'.T W. BMT!f . f!.ir.!)-.n. S. fl fil
-i
Ac tdertiv sod -.Collecc. for Oirls aml'i
Young women. B'ibteare, . togeth t
er with full Oidiee
instruction, i
Special j-it.T in Music. Art, Elocutiou,
Languajres, Commercial aiul ioo i
trialSludies. Institution founder! in
'i he Hegister , shows 328. 1-st".
vear. ..N'e term t-egins Wi dnewiay,
- - , r- s J .a.
pti 0,4iiy. ;&ynu in iiaiofcuyo
Itf.v. J. H. CLK'A'ELL, Priucipai,
hno. t. - b.iiem,-Noitii Carolina.
SALE C? VALUABLE REAL; mffi
By J'tutbority contained in a usort
gagedeetl executed mi theUtlt day
of September, 1S9-5, ' ly.J Alfred E.
Goodman mul wite Anni E. O .d
:i t,H to E C K:ti iy to secure the sum
t'hereiu named, dei'auit having bvdi
li;iudein ne paymer.t5 eou traded
for m said !nort-, I wm exjo.-e
) . fuiirt
huU.rtr, 'iu
: ibexl 'a' follow: .-. :
BegitirtUig at Jirifssfit ld's cornt r,;i
stone iu too u-edow, tlienee North
IK3 K. tl V1 c1i3-Uh to a BfitH
tVidS von.'er; Ha nee Sornt h3 It
?M 0 i-iiitiii to a tolJ fi.'jnsfku'i's
... -........ A'tiVifui.iii lit...- f! i-f. J
i. AWAt -.h,Mtt,:b.'as.:tat.
brn.-h: theu;- Norib-51 .' 'W-tt 4.1i
chain.-, to ii.r leginnt!,', bt ing Hi
fecre' u: -re ,r P, and pemg pn
t i h'- I -Mid -conveynl by the
he H ill Uf!
r n vMKtJ:r.t:. tu":":--!
ti: i,Ttr lti.C.1'iI, iirjr, JM.
lr-lJi
c,,
l
......... ...v,.. . x f f t -y v.f .'v ?
1 stkifiiv yrrfi;3i a wio. irx u-ic
i a.-i.iu.s a trip tciie f'Hjri Hxpwuais, w g4 - - .
5'K u b life a
; t s r
S, S. fee Ct3sJ Glasslf 2
v.! 1; liji!l r-
f:J pWrA j jf r, iS '.V-sr ll'vi pir.Mh-y eaa f.-rt-y thtnwohts
i; J UiWJ Ltl LUyi 6 "til V&p? tut. irfOuU if ail'uciitS
lri.:i which V-y. M-Icr fOtAli) . t:. . is
th re-taedy which vil! keep . their system $ yoanjx. by ptuifyiti tt.o tivv3,
-r-i thorrtu it.lv rercuci nil wute e xuinutit;. Vs. '..-iJ frr.Tart.'
i" iir firpiria una
1 tli ;rr- ti, bii!.'s
1 ' . .
Civw.. t ioo l trici:;
' I vix svver.ty years
fO ttPCUtV Vt.
fwijiticti. hfi EcT?fiA trriliv on one cf mv -Icirs. Th
"aI f- -ottr fe'ti-i tlmt j-
CVr2l ' w"n ia a
ii"''i eompiesy, sua t
"s""i" I tec a.- wlt fea i
CSX. J v. uorma.ot riquuc. vt.,
een years I fu"?rd- tortiU6t fom a
ray I .tried '&!fncfc t-very-S-iwwn
faded one by orie. &ad I -vo. totJ that
eixty eix. was ngalret wc and -that I
vr u v. i.-i4 uaiiiiy wwa o o.
my tlooil thoroughly. en3 nc I am
-s; TO THE
la the 'only remedy -wbich "can bulbi
,.; free from pottish, tncrc:rv. areraic
mineral It u 'made from roots and
in It. S S p. cures the vorst e-see of Scrofula, Cruicer, Eczema. Rheutnatisxu,
Tetter. Open Sore. Chronic Ulcers, BoUs,.cr any other dis3i of thebbvid.
Boels oil these dtseaacs -will Lo seat free by Swift Specifics Co., Atlanta. Ga.
5?
1-
I q
P
Our
on v
light weight goods in proportion -ate
size with the season, but- we
have more firmly established our
tra di and also the reputation of
doing just what we ad vertise sell
ing the 'very BEST goods (or the
least -.money.
THIS
TIME- AND THE LIST.
We eall your attention to the fact
our "Clearimce sale is -still on
ines, Lames aim uenueiiuMiTrmr
derwear. Neckwear, Jiight weight
Shoes, Oxfords and Ties, etc.
Is the last
JL- lii o
peeiallv.
! 1
? f
our Sr"?cfU"e'3 saie.
.-.-
-f S.X tit it. . -- -j
-- t .? 1 1
regaTdavi
0 11
Wl:
n"f;onn nil
qiKUeii bargains
sl
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si, ff l,
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I i'-i Vv " " 'M' 1 Ii "
" :; l"t rs'i "i "
iP ;,.(. r...i11!iy-.i:!!fc,i
a',1 ".j.i i.
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it- :; . I ' o j.r;'
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T-l ! V l:t."" ' '
a i . .
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ACWC. QVZX.H. tCUl) OWM MAKE.)
toOHf- T r""
14 -6-' !tt 5? ----'
. iAr,Vu"i 70 a dayTaa tti,artUa oaftwo artry ara .lUtai toMU.1ia
dtillr profit
f UtTl FOR OUPtntEE SUCOr. CAitAC AIIO MARNKS9 CAraTitld aoJ
0EAR8tRO5SUCK &CO. (In C H ! C
mmM.
13
. Ar! r!tv ret revssnrtlj mean
f-Has. and ill health, nrd
r.tiir!v all cf tKr r.rVfr emn.i
i ; a;. cry suv; til It t illness
.1 y-t. k, . . . ' . -
T art.
io i:ie ?-u LJ. it in'.-nwes
lh- fadgUs, aui s t. li new hLj-
htuit tun ecitiro fivstm
l-r-dvray. South B.?tn. writ:
old, and had not cnjoyi 1 -geI health'
I -iekin dilcrtr.t u-rs . t
ivcaou-t f my ace-1 vroaid lce;r ba.
doitcJi bottle 'of S. S.uil it eurei m
am riApny to soy mat
ever tlia in my lif."
ajw.-:: -for ?i&t .
iky eruption ct
r-me-ly. but tLuy
my which ie
jcv.dJ ' nefcr ht ixe
(TV
is., tkiiu li
in pcrfK.t
J
rt health.- -4&$J$
BLOOD
'us and Ftrentrthen i'lzA&'ir-ij
aaf ether damagiog
borbs.aud has nr. iehernieals whatever
mm
e
n I n 1 1
'
r;.i iz s wi.o.ir unntsoi'T. hv V.wv
12 i i it
B 3 Ml
Cleaniuco sales 'of.
materials liave
-- it
success. Not .
. -
Vi3 SlH?!i(HMki ill
oni:";,.stoi?k of ;
inspire still left in
-'r-
time .we. will, is
ttehtion to
itr
r
V1
oe
9 i-.
oi. 'C.ist,'
vrj'7
. .
.i-t!:;i-i. f;. ? 'r!l V H U IO i;QX the
. Fiiriii'uf". H-twAr .carir'tii, t . fn-m
!; v,-fcit ,v.i w:l't i' tf nn:n tuttlily f
d'r't f ! tSi-r iri-i'iirn tur- r rrt wiu.'Wii'.r, mtw
- tl . vnMrumoi t i 1s.lfaT tl our -rjMt t 85
ii . 'iwhr-l fl-r!'. 4 i worth or.rh rnur; down fin
if -i I js s ibr shirrs Rp rr!trptl. Ami It ffrw
im.Ii tr. jrv- s.Tirf3ciUM.. Osi-rirrnlnr r'- inr n.to
v.i!if ! ;!-'ur' : -td "iH and
Siij. :U ff1!nt!3 fort 5", J- tl &. If. tl
is, t;.-rl & Wactio. Thy. W dail I- -
' .- i:y wjk'it you tfijr iire. wiir. w
i! ; nrf-. tirt-'i coit trp. Tblf all We RK COT-
TJ i' tM &4 rat s to a tn4 It yv
iOiio ittvvir r-!.:R l-!t llf ' Unit ft
. Oca lxi:vr bt wiu ordc .
nmcr im cur owk rACToav in chicaco
Oj t'.Mf r- t.,t PMiri&l Kf0T eaa bay. .MI la
t-- "rr Ea.vj' C'.tj'j;?tte li,. Top dearie f4 by
r 1 it..- t ll.SC, 423.? find S34.70 k
.jio I '.-a-7 tlit are vn; br .r." lnrif Saicra. t MIM t
t v a- w !:' .iriy it!.i r far atatt.M k ..
COR ACMEQUiCfJ AT 5,00 la tha moat
S7r.-Til r;r-tf, T'lil klUCST rait! fcl
k. (tl rct ttiT ' i-s.1 TKT t 4 n Wa asalatala
iivQ merr bitrgy tmetorr tor '
ll rv-v4 o( btul Un) :i:!a a IfTTH M44tff
w cii blt tLArwatae ta aiTa HI
eiU,Tm.mi uhhi-cti, 3av . Ticrtil ao4tli. WX
FiiT AXtZ'Jj? POCbtZ (M rn aM mkn
yy fm M. ttiM. it.M. Owl aaa In w,
U.a.!l4lTTJl!T. Oar a. raar a4
y yr - r v"i'if7----'r
e 70 bua wui aaurj aa. aavuaa aaaaaryvaaaa