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JX. : ..v.r.ai "TUiSK PAPER PUBLISHED - . -
VOL
STATESVJLLE, N. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1901:
ASTHMA CU
FRFF!
AsthmaleneB ritent Relief and Permanent
M NT APSOI.UTELVri;EE ON RECEIPT OFFO-T..VL
WH1TK HT11 XA.1IE AD A.DDIIESS PLilM Y.
0.R TEN-
Iff
There is nothing like Asthmalene
It brings instant relief, evoo in the
worst eases. It cures when a
fails.
else
rheRev. C, F. Wtrtis. of Villa Ridse III
savs: -Your trial bottle of Astlimnleiie rect-iv-ed
ni Rood condition. I cannot tell von how
tnanktul I feel for the good derived from it 1
was a slave, chained with putri.i sr.re throat
ani Asthma for ten. years. I despaired of ever
be-ngcMied I saw your adiwiti ement fur the
cure of tlusdreadfnl and tcrmer-Uri; disease
Asthma, and thought von h: over-spoken
y jnrselves. but nesolved to'give it a . trisi To
:nv astonishment, the trial act-d like a charm
tend mt a ft.ll size bot'.le."
Rev. -DrJHorris W chIer,
Rabbi of the Cong. Rnai Israel.-
New York, Jan. 3. 1901.
rRS. TAFT BROS.' MEDICInK . O.
Gentlemen: Your Asthmalene is an excellent
remedy for Asthma and Hav 1'ever. and its
composition ailevfates all troubles vi-n:h eom
cine with As'hma. Its success is astonir.hins?
and wonderful. .
- After having it carefully analyzed we can
slate that Asthmalene contains no opium, mot
phine, chloroform or ether.
Very truly vonrs.
Rev. Dr. Morris Wfciislek.
Avon SrRiS-os. N. Y.. February 1, iqoi
An lredel! Man if M i Illinois
K.iials from Toat:ians
ueter red from last week. '
Correspondence of Th s M hc-t.
Mr. Robert Hartline, who was
icrmeriy a cmzea of Iredell and a
'l9,i"-"1 , '.luls Piace, died at his
UIUB ill, VV lit,
Some two week
1 n 1 r U7 4"- n - .- m
" puny 01 iriends Mr.
liiirtline accidentally received a se
w.re gunshot wound in thethih
wmch necesbilated amputation "of
the leg and his death was due to the
ttfeets of this wound. Deceased
was a son of our esteemed citizen,
lMvidHartiiue, and was a straiht-
iorwara, industrious
He leaves a wife a:id
children
Per- SpeikKiniDj or Mr- Watts' Appoint-
tie.t-
i News and Observer. '
Mr. Perri;i Bubee has tendered
to Senator Simmons. his resignation
as secretary to take oifct nn th
, I"., last Saturday. "nrs,to1 ??cember, Mr: A- D. Watts
eksago while out hunt- u r '.. thi btat(?sviile Mascot, will
MM"iiiiuu secretary to Senator
Simmons and will trn to Wi,;ni
Friday iv Kusbee's law prae
ti.ce claim all his time. The selec
tion of Mr. Watts is a most excel
lent one. us be is sp'endidly qualifi
c-d for the dunes of the office.
In speaking of Mr. Watts appoint i
ivi , . , alts as a member of the
House from Iredell county in the
last Jeisla' ure, and is a most worthy
wr 't vir. Husoes. Senato
Simmons is to be congratulated in
securing ins services. The Jiead
quarters of -r. Simmo is in Wash
loutoD win beat the Rigs House.-
AW h Vh LOSS OF LIFE.
Over IOO People Killed and Scores Ir-
Juwd m a Railroad Wrect
Detroit Mich., Dispatch. 27
JXO. 2.
yoang
several
mao.
small
A party of irls leave here next
vionday for a visit to Texas, They
wiil doubtless be away six months"
Missts Vance and liertie Clark go
to Davidson today to s; end ' Thanks
M'lviiig . ith friends.
Miss Lottie Shelton has returned
frum a visit to relatives in States
vilk. '
Mr. Blackburn's Gclf Suit,
Washington Dispatch.
rtmoDfr Speaker Henderson's call
Black
Capt Patterson sold nn nf Lit
uigoiu I oanksgivirg gobblers today. e,'s tt?day was Co'ngressman
tie says be got 14 cents per 'pound barn. An afternoon
wen. maype hedid but that's up
wtuu ui a ritjnt smart for
with the breath in it.
EVBRGltEEN.
Trour man's, Nov. Ml. l'JUl.
turkey
Oftleeliotders 3iust Jiesign from Com
mittees. Haleigl- News and Observer.
The Attorney General of the Unit
ed btates, Mr P. C. Knox, hurled a
u !:, 1 wr,te t!is testimonial from a sense of duty, having tested the wonderful effect
'.miieiie. ur cure of Asthma. My ) has been afflicted with s-..asm die asthma
. ve.irt - viuS exhausted my owfl-skill as w-e'l as many others. I chanced o see
; .1 yoar w.ii.l w on 150th street. New York, I at on-e obtained a bott le of A s-hmaiene
nnienced Hiking it about the first of November I very soon noticed a radical iint.rove-
1 ic .ic-i i'u t nas nisaDDeared and she is entirelv tree from k svmn. n,, . ..
si,te itly recom.ue:iU the trieduineto all who 'are afflicted with this -7 ra
Yours respectfully. . lo an official, communication
ucnpr save
-vir. utiaoKOuru has not vet recover
ed trom the supriso of his election
terrain it -is that Mr. Blackburn
wou d surprise some of his back
"i-uu i-uujHtut-uisi cuuiu x.nev see
turn in his nw golf suit which b
wears evenirg's in tte lobby of the
Kalemh hotel It is a dream H
attracts much attention by his hand
some bparinw nnrl nftiro " rin
as the hest
r., :
1u.11- to upcome lamous
! tli.it I can c.i
lisease.
ad
aressea to officeholders here Mr.
ivuox caned their attention -o the
iact that Uovernraent officials are
prohibited from service nn mil it ini 1
l tenb.mco .: .. ... . . ... . ... . -. - . . i'mvai
. .....r,v,j. juui ouciucmrui anu sianeu wiin a trial di-.it ie. 1 iotnui nn m 1 1 1 pp; i nrl th-it t !-m c-..i,.;v
bomb in the camp t.f the Federal dossed man in the House. rivallinLr
t rncenoiders and revenue doodles rt !"ulat:on attained by Mr. Lew
is, 01 Washington, m the House iP
the fifty-fifth congress, who dressed
in the most immaculate fashion.
1 i;KDs Medicine Co'
1 v : i 11 1 1 1 1 d with Asthma for -.- -,
Feb. 5, 1901.
tr'ed numerous reniedie
T nave
1 ::e aiiiamti
!H-e - 1 nave -.luce purchased your tull-size bottle, and am ever grateful I h ive a familv
1 eu. ami lor six ear. was unable to work. I am now in the hen of health and am
ines-every day. Thi- testimony vou can make such use of as you see fit.
;e adurcss, 33d Rivington street. " S KAVH Al-X,
67 East Atjth St., City.
Trial B ollle Sent Absolutely Free on Reeeipt of Postal.
D not deiav.
M KOI ("INK CO.
Write at-onee, addrrrsmg DR. TAFT UROS.
East iaOth-St.. N.-Y. Civ
1 1
9 em mi ma w
nan mm'
larble mt Granite to..,!
Dealers
All Kind of Marble and Granite.
For Cemetery and Building Purposes.
Wear.- i-i a position to quote the very lowest. prices on Monumeiits, Tab-
et s, Headstones, and all kinds of cemetery work.
Material and Workmansbio Guaranteed to be
First Clc?-s. !
Wr : ; f r our catalogue a .d pri -ts.
YARDS ' AT STATESYIU E, SALISBURY AND NORTH WILKESBORO j
'Civil service laws renders it hihlv
undesirable for Federal officeholders
and employes to take an active part
in the direction of political machin
ery.
The order means that Republican
officeholders and revenue doodles
must come down off the State Re
publican committee. The Attorue1'
I Ueuerai's lettercreated a stir a-nong
j the doodles hero vesterdav i:h
the letter were instructions that the
orders of the dep-i tmpnt be posted
son.-picuously in 1 hy offices Of thosso
t.-uictats Wiio lecsivta thorn. Ditnc
Attorney Bernard received hia c m
munication from the Attorney G-n
eral early in the dy, and he ioit 1 o
time in hailing it at- the most cou
spicuou's place in his office
"Rejsigration or scalps" was" the
iiltimilum that the Hon. J C. Logan
Harria directed at ;he memhprs of
the Republican State committee
who hold tederal ofnees. some four
weeKs it; ii an interview in the
New a.' .t (...
Republicans luua d at Loge and
not a resignation came forth After
the arrival of the Attorney General";-
instruction Radial cfficeholdess
-vre conferring and it is said that
several of them now have their res
n...iriaSe Afar Town. Ltxiking
Forward to Christina
Correspondence of The Mascot.
A much needed rain visited us la-t
Saturday. Sorre farmers had stop
ped wheat sowing on. account of the
ground being so dry and hard. Cot
ton picking is about finished. Mr
Thomas Kerr began school last
Monday at Duck Creek school housp
Mr. Lawrence Howard betran n't
trie Wagner se.nool house this morn
ing. Mr. W. N.JVaugh and Miss
last week to 'voik i the cotton mill
'here - Tha. matrimonial ice "a
brolrm in this n-aijhborh'o d last
Wednesday morning for the.fir.,t
time in two or three years, wh"tv
Ur. J. M . ' Hoover, of .Barringer's
township and Miss Lottie B .isf, of
Statesviiie town.shii) drove to re
sidenco Mr. J. O Overeash of
SlStesvdie wilh a few reia'ives
wnorv
From 100 to 150 ersons wprp nil
ed or injured to night in the most
uisascrio'is railroad wreck in thp
history of Michigan railroads. Two
neavui- ., uassenger trains on
the Wdbv:. Railroad collided head
-u a; iuh p eu one mile east of
Seneca, thrt s-co-d station wes o
Adrain. ""K;. H-.-,t "bound train o!
two cars loaded with immigrarts
,ii u ny -i -r eocenes, was smashed
aod '"tr... d with the result of awful
lo- of life, and fearful injuries to a
majority of , its passengers. The
past hound train,..' the Continental
limited, suffered in scarcely less de
grot'.
The t r. ck 'in the vicinity of the
w-ii V is ss-u it.hd?adand dying -'
Maay p!n i.;ians from Detroit "hav KJ
gone to in- -c-ne.
mi ....
j n? Tiacm at the point "vhere the
collision of-c-urred was s'Tiight, and
11 ticLt ii- , .. t ij
nn- rjuciais uuuiu nor. under
(I !.- y,0 accident could havi
A IS which ordinarlv
flrc-
ur-
right by .the conductor. Mv
man will tell von tht '
derstood that we were tn ,ULt ' ku
trains at Sand Creek instead of at
JC.JCv,c. it x maoa an error I was
not alone to blame. The othVr
three members of the crew must
uuuersiona as 1 dk1
they would have corrected
me. !
eii-e
Judge Clark's Good Work.
u,b;,ce Claris, says the Wiimincrrf
'wur, nas --performed al
nost a miracle of la hnr fnr tVrn Cit
in his completing the editing and
oubhshing of some five or si of the
oonderous volumes of the 'Colonial
Kecords, and having nhtnir.o,!
published the 'Historv of tha
Carolina regiments, battalions and
artillery companies in the. mr '
quiring him to write some 5.000 let-
erb) ana au the labor vast
nciudmg proof readiu
t
hap i t
is (! 11
at4:2i. ;
Uit. tl.f ,
therefore.
engineer of i- s
The train No 4
at .0:43 ac'ordino'
K-'.vo Detroit at. 2:30
' 'o hours late, ltavino
n t wo trains meet a
' ecordintr to sched
. t i oruers to wait .for
mi . ii
ca. ine oiame i;
don the conductor or
N 4
wasdueat'Seneci
to he chan in
;C"': U f. t! i
vai t fi i i so be v fd
b;litie-s .iv,. ; hat t'ru'
whv will t'f-ver h. t
ws i'n4ou'o'( div
d-a:'h -
Advices from i h
night tat- th
mill's ari'U'id ::- i''"ntorl
j.urning cars w-.n
a-vriiiy o ders t
ir.d the proba
true siory of
d, as the train
met. instant
uld no
proper a:i
licked u o
farmers iv
vrepx at mid
tn;; c luntry i')r
up hy thr
ti- the flames
i" us Tr(
'I f-
' j U.rr iiriiniiimpprl
then irnt! a-;u wife. They then
drove back to the home of the brid-
ip riti tn f . .i 1 t! .... a. '
. lutiijiuuieut omner was
awai-mg them.. After ail had enjnv
tne groom wh-.-re a supper was serv
ed and ail partook of tbo good c ik.-s
etc., which Mrs. Hjover ha 1 pre
pared for the occasion.
Mr. Hoover and his bride are most
i
r lack of
!i;es were
i g the trek by the
e the sp cial train sent
rom .ififui arrive.) on the scene
n some in stance the bodies wp4
ingled beyond all recognition. The
dies which the rescu rs managed
' 1uH from the burning ruins of
h" immigrant cars v. en1 s- badlv
:a-ned that their identity -.v ill proo
aoly- rever be ascertained. Trahi
N KJ was a regular train carr . irg
' wo ears of 5'nn3irran5 irolng vv(.s.
.nd -vas b. hind tim? No -C e,.st
und, was made no of an fngine.-;
oagage c-!". c-mb1na ion eo n h j
-!-tiier The tralf's came tog-h-.-ofjp
mi;e cast' of S-npc: under t'ti
neaa-o: .rp-jr. All bif- 1 nH , ,
e.o;!-'h:-s of No K the ivts!
. AIM!. '.-d -ri;i:.!h- ti ;",! ih
. X 4 V-.:-s S
as it is.
ua n . without nlv of nr k&A
U.C06 tt ue me thanks and grati ,
tude of the men and women wholove
Nfrr,h, Carolina and are proud of its
-p.enuiu soldiery its slandered and
ucglectcd heroes. " .
THE SOUTH DAKOTA SUIT
uuS AVerv xir,w8 uKht onthe
oni Issuo.
News and Observer.
thearliciebyJudgeAvervinSun
d ty morning s nauer. rivin . t.:"
r-ry of the bonds upon which South
" v 'V ift , lue oecoy duck that
'usinfi the suit, throws more lio-ht
,as,iluf oi oe bonds and
ujpromise in i7y than anv
feathls.aPPeared.n addition
""Ki'iu" a n srorir nf i i
" cat :rv ir vm. -i r. .
th:i., .,u.9,Ki. into
vu cnuai, actuated the leo-isia
-"S lOIJ IU acrppintr trt r. 1
"-UJ""1 at twenty-five cent
" upul inat matter
t Elfsha Holland,' of Wayne county
ned last week. He was over 100
years old.
Th3 High Point But-rv ComnanTr
ou.t ov-t-u iucui porared wnh
of $125 000.
be i
"The bonds issuer in isc:
in tK . . " aiu
L::i n ..1.?1 tne Western
."iiu vyjiuiina liftl ro'irl mnr... ,ii:
.JA . 4u . u.cll-uc:iv-
lLi3 president of the com
f-'.T certificate that
--uuu.Bao,V0. n'ty thousand ia
tock had been subscribed bvsoiwnt
individuals, and nnon hie k; i u '
n-.if t ., i. . ' 1 J ue-
" .i companvof the f;ip-. vni,,a
to b? paid to the State in certificates
OI StoOif. his wne on
-tiou at of the charter, which re
quired the State Treasurer toad
vr iue tor sealed proposals for each
oolh.f bonds sold, and to accept, the
highest oifer, being not less than par!
put as! whir provision in thecLr
team ae-
Raletgh tn
store
I 00
7'he A ,ar.d -fotii.l
t-a'ed the DavJvison in
t lutik: gi vidlt iav
rtr-ti In C-bx. : n ti , .
. 'ciii in vv. u. UtidcOn S
asttriday caused a 'losscf
insurance JG0O.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gaither. who fur.
meriy lived in Davie oua-ty, dud bt
ihe. age of SO in Newton last week'.
F. ;
yers
tued in
veek.
a capital oomu-ivh l l( in wmroad
. k uompuiiy h-o previously liasn n,ln.
ruediind,,. do,,;, the same way
JQe.b0D;;s! -' y the presi
den, in l,. I ree ,c, the
Many of the estimates on iHp
construction rlonf. k
c.,h;i f.. ., r ".r
-vuuus ,ur tne one third pay
ment of the stock in the capacity of
r 1 were so large that that
two inuos or the estimate covered
.. ct-u pi gracung and. cross ties
teaun was. tnat.
iar.
work of
A Good Thing.
German Syrup is the special - pre
scription of Dr. ,i Boschee,.a cele
brated German phys.cian, tand ia
acknowledged to be one of the most
fortunate discoveries in medicine.
It quickly cure pni,n u. .. j
-all lung troubles of the severest na-
of th er?!Ic :ls ifc docs the eause
pf the affection and leaving the parts
j.n a strong and healthy coddition.
It is not an exnerimpnt'ii mo:n:nA
out has stood the test of vp.-,rs .rir
ing satisfacfion.in every case, 'which
its ramalv inrpeasim. c.,i
' oaic every
easoti coi,firm5 Tivnmtnu. -
ties sold annually,. D st-hee's Gpr
man Syrrpwas introducid in the
United States in ISfiS "H.nrt .
so:d in every town and village in the
civilized world. Three dnVes will
relieve any ordinary 'cnu'.rh pr;Ce
t o cen
hac VV
F. flail.
One little animal scarcely twelve
uches long caused' the entire wmf
supply of the city of Winchester:
a., to be arawn-oir and. for" several
iuurs mere toreated a water f Ami re
oabout.6,000 customers. 'on
tast .wes-k. The wntov KMn..,,n-' i":
reeable in odor and uiit fo.. -f
, t . , ., .
v.-aa learned thai a n . : --.t ,rt t.
its wav into i i.n. ,...,.,,
u overflow pipe.
O'.l
in many in
laat week
Strauyhan Tor ovpr thictn
jiuitor o; the State ca'oitol stfuc?s ' hemoney. realized from' the
Riieigh Wednesday uf last sai of State bonds built sections
-i i-ue roau, yielded a money profit
to a contractor, who subscribed to
tuu capital stock-, and in addition
"t- r sli;CK' lce race value of
'u:iu"" ,,ue miroot the estimated
Health and Beant.
A poor complexion is .usualiu t' r.
result of a torpid liver or irreo-n! ,v
action of it he bo-wel TTnl.r r
ire's refuse is carried oJT it will
are.y cause imoure blood ' Pirnnl
boils and other emotions follow
this is nature's method of t.lir.iajin.r
off the poisons which the bowels faii-
ea 10 romove. DeWitt's Little
r.arly Risers are world famous for
remedying this conditio They
stimulate the liver and promote
regular and healthy action" of the
bowels but never cause 'ripin'
cramps or distress. Safe pilK
"Unison & Anderson.
i'hc annual exhibit nf th Mf.rtii
Carolina Poultry Association v.Ul
Oe held in High Point on January
14 17. .
A (ire in Atbemane last Wedces
ay night destroyed the Masonic
ouiiuiug caUsiuir a loss of morp than
$13,000
Forsyth county has olfered to sell
Winston to the
$150,000 for a
?ii
cars i: .
iO
i;
ignations written, addressed and !,UII!J .people,- ootti being
stamped. "If there is any laughing deservet.lv popular m their neignT
going on today among Republicans orhouaa,!?',d 9: vf1: 11 ' J 5S 1 .
it will be confined to the legal shop .pa r?l,Z3 u:'lv br,Qtest
of -the Hon. J. C. L. Harris.
Charlotte is to have a new opera
house to cost over $30,000.
711-31 DTE rM
000T0RS
raiL
3Irs. 31. A. Close, of Nebraska, Was Cured of
Incipient Consumption After All Medical
Aid Had Failed Read Her Letter. ,
. . :
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I : MRS. M. A. CLOSE. .
AN OLD COLD
Kearney, Neb., July S, 1909.
Or. s. B. Hartmao, Columbus, Ohio:
Dear Doctor desire to express to you ay sincere thanks for the in
terest you have shown in my case, and for the timely aid and advice which
has effected a curs of as bad a case of consumption as could be well imagined.
"Pemna and Msnalin have done what thirteen of toe
best physicians In the country have failed to do. For mere
than three years I doctored for consumption, and spent
thirteen weeks in a Pulmonary Sanitarium at Milwaukee,
Wis.; but finding myself growing worse, as a last resort, Id
came West where I was bedfast for many wees, 2nd the
physicians which my husband called gave no hope but said,
'She cannot possibly live more than a few days But
ftanks to Penina, I fooled them all. In an incredibly short time sfisr I bsgan
to take Psruna the hemorrhages stopped. I began to mend slowly ci first, but
'Ae Improvement became more marked, and now I oan truthfully, say that
n'ere is not the slightest trace of my old cotpplalat.
"1 would have written you a long time ego, bat have parpcssFy rraiisd ta
ee if ths effect was lasting; and in conclusion I would say, God bless yon and
keep you vKh us that you may go on with your work of mercy for many years
to come."... MRS. M. A. CLOSE.
P. S. am going to visit friends in Wisconsin who never expsoted to
ee me alive again, ec please ferwerd mail to mtatifS Pasiiia street, AfpUioa,
IV1..M.A.G.
Is Catarrh, and Catarrh Leads
to Consumption.
The tendency of catarrh of the head
i? to pass downward through the bron
chial tubes to the lnngs. Any one who
has had catarrh of the head for a 3-ear or
more finds the disease gradually pro-.
gre?smg downward. Tn eome cases tf.
pi-ogress is rapid, and in other case3 it is
slow; but sooner or later if "catarrh is
allowed to run, it will go to the lnnga
and pet up the disease known as con
sumption. It is donlstf ul if consumption
is cvcr-i caused by cny thing except ca
tarrh. -.--.'7?
Th3 catarrh usually begins as a cold in
llie head -or throat, and is neglected until
it b('.'oni"3 chronic; then it begins to
uavr:: en the victim that he has catarrh.
Unl . i l'.i is very foolish indeed he will
not rest easy until the catarrh is entirely
cured. Thousands pay no attention to
it until it is too late.
Mrs. J. Priest, Lee, Mich., writes: "I
think there is no medicine on earth that
escells reruna. My husband won't take
any other. We have tested it and it
worked a great chancre in mv eon's
j health last spring when we thought he
j was going into consumption. We gave
j him only one bottle and he was all right,
j I tell everybody about how much gocd
j it has done us. "My husband says he
can't do without it. As for myself it
jr-.Ted me seven years ago from going
; Hind. I could not see to read one word
for six weeks. I thought I should surely
lose iny sight. I commenced taking Pc
rtma and by the time I had taken ono
bottle I could sea to read as well as ever."
We think it is a grand medicme."7-Mr?.
J. Priest. . .
Use ns Much as Xeedcd.
If Peruna is used a cold never be
comes chronic, and hence cajarrh is pre
vented. P.ut after
catarrh has be-1
r-stahlished Peru- VVv
ri -rc-m nrp it. T KyiVy's! t
in tneir new life toorpt hpr
'The Union Sunday school at Duck
Oreek- bchoot house is preoari.ur
r .-ti . .
tor a vnris mas rree. A committee
was appointed on iast Sunday a
wees ago to tate subscriptions and
some tS.UUor 10,0U have already
oreu suosurioeu. Alter Christmas
the school will .close for tha winter,
'o be opened again in April. Mr. vv '
A, Wnecoff has -grippe. Mrs L C
Hoover was cadt-d to the. bedside of
her br ther Layfayett Kimbali at
Statesviiie vesterdav. Mr P i
Raymer, who has been confined to
her room with :heuu.atism, is again
able to be out. Mr. Ivy Guy moved
last T. eek to Alexander county.
Success to The Mascot and its
many readers
Kid.
Duck Creek, Nov. 25. 1001.
At-
IV r,g
I 100
n N-. 4
SS tr
C.t ,..;h
. . Th- lo,s
on this train.
is -a-i
Oti 13
o fr-.i r
cc ten
i ive of
tire a.'iri
of life is
"e
1 to -.;-; 25
ext'l'iued
r
st
.:r-
ost iimttd
ioss (,f iif,
E'i.vine. N
"'i ptigir.o GOO No. 4 turned o
'd: 'eh. i' vo ;ii -eiufMi and ' m .
pniiinpr-r on No- 13 were killed nn-i
th- lirt-mn :tnd enfi'.-eor on No. 4'-en-ine
j'imrf..l-ar:d oscapi'il.
t i v' 10:45 o'e' ek th:- first tra:n
lo'id.'d with wf-.unded ie'! th - scene
of fh wrrek for Adrian- Tae d.:ad
wpi-c U f r 0 c-hird. to oe carried in on
a later train, i wrecn-inL train,
ordered from Montpr'aer. 30 milps
i' ay ar-ived shortly af'.er 9 ; 'clock.
bn- the heavy ve-r ibu:.-d cars of N
4 lav betw-fen ir. and thp hor
United States for
poatufhee.
Lonnie Davis, colored, was kilkd
in Rileiyh last Thursday night by
George Freeman, colored, ih a
drunken row.
There has been a.big storm on the
New York ajid Jerseycoasts. M uch
property has been destroyed and five
oostofthe radintr 9nn r. 7i cuiowueo ai.i.ong Uram.h
iNommaoy a suhscrihi. f,- i
. . JL Olil V I
r wo thu ds of the stock, tha SimJ Donf.Let The
oneupau OUT, of tne lrrroPP rf OftP.n fhihlron r,,.0 ,,.. :.i.'
n ,nr ,,lri .. u v- - . -7 . V. wi u
v- ouva ,.i lut. lnuiVlUUS snhsor h' Pr kin i kmcm h,o ,.Mrtl, ' a-
' 7 . . , a;5 ,or Pwu shares. ca Salve hea'ls the raw SOres. exn's
il i t .'US' was, passed inflammation, leaves the skin with-
J?fr,h? ') ai:ucoinPy was not out a scar. Clean, fragrant, cheap,
ui tu in ree dollars on th h
nen
n 11 nn vctri I I ni'i o k; I " 1 1 ci I i n . . , . ...... t I . . . . i
en Ilia KHLS. fhfl hziv.Hr.
.i . -. . - -- vuua ia
- , 'V0"' ana upon some of which
cents at W. F. Hall's.
-South Dakota brings suit were
cm
cured by a statutory lien nnon tt,n planter of Red River county. Ark..
stock of the Statp in -tha rr-t - I was killed bv netrroes Tophiv Ti.a
ine continental Furniture Fuc- North Carolina Rilmarf negroes also robbed him. Tf th
, -wm. Vyl.Mll L t. I I V u. u
ital as well as oy a statutory second lie. roes are-can
Edward Rjchells, a prominen
A. .Tate and others have agaa-
F
izd
Lory at High Puiut with
stock of $30,000.
I'll I I .1 I I ;s VP UC It; ri - ..4- , , " ' t If ft 1C a rCk rVJ n,hr .-. -v . 1 ' .
t- v . u a otmuLUrv RPfionn hpn vu-uu,. tutic win uu
on an equivalent amount of the lyh chln-
'1" . . . . , . OLJLK S SI( fLT in Ihrt Y..L f I
ierry v-cooven, cnammoa fpath- n .n.. . T vul i,UI,u Carolina An EvanEeisr. stnr
1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 j : . i i : . vi nr. . -, i
"I suffered for years with a bron-
oo). Hut in 1ST!) Hip etnnt- ; .u.J caiai or lung trouble and tried van-
latter company was not worth mr.ro oa3 'remedtes but did not obtain per-
and kilhd than thirty cnts on tha ,iniiar . anent relief until ' I commenced
wright, was knocked out in the sec- .o.ompa"I PGe Charter,
Youn-Cor- , e(i aws of 1854
ono rouna last week bv
oett," of Denver.
A negro girl was shot
HiR,ueson, county last - Friday by while that in the torwer ommanded u?l.n" Oao "Minute Cough Cure,"
net jtiteti lover to keep her from only ths nominal Dric alrparirr rr,Q writes nev. j as. Ivirkman, evau
i iiT'.-n.w ii-rrTi-f.-iti.ii...,. 11
toucu. me state was justified J, iic uivei, m
A railroad will be built next vear T V lu .'ring in bonds, as it
w
did. more
than (in
T
I liave i.v
hesitation in recommending it to ad
e than it received in stock Sl l8erei'5 from maladies of this kind."
1S79) worthless U rcf. ne -Minute Cough Cure affords lm-
fling Mil
give
dis
FOUND
HERSELF
WORSE.
I
t
it, I JU-A
but it wUl take f CvL Xl "
mujh longer.! 3f
Even in cases i j4 - . T
attacked the
lnags and the; '
symptoms of con-i"
sumution h a v e i '
X J t
shown them- Miss Corinne Gil- t
selves, the P-ru- f more, 1S3 Vance St.,
na -will cure. A Memphis, T enn.,j
great many cases I PeUf
of genuine c o n- colds fcpd catsrrh; f
sumption have' ' 1 ' ' ' ' '
been cured with Peruna after the patient
had been giren up to die, as in the case
of Mrs. Close.
If you do not derive prompt and satis
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at onco to Dr. Hartman, giving a
full statement of your easo and ho will
bo pleased to give you his raluabla ad
vice gratia. .
Adclr33 Dr. Hartman, Presidor.t of
The Qartman Sanitarium, CelumVuu, O,
Chas ges Made Against ''District
tney Hoitou,
Washington Dispatch, 2$th. ' ' :
("harges affecting the integrity
and official character of A. E- Hoi
ton, United States district attorney
i- 1 TIT . -v . "
ior me western uistrict of North
Carolina, were today referred to the
president by W. B." E lis, of New
York city. Mr. Ellis was formerly
a rt sidfe-nt of Winston, N. C, and
was ergai'td in. the manufacture -u
t batco ir. that city. Several yeais
fcgo be removed frcm Win-ton to
Vw York at d is now engaged
' fccre on. a large 'scale iu manufac
turing c-igar. He aiso'pubiisbes a
tradd papt-r. 'Ihe charges now
preferrtd are made by Mr. Eilis for
i he purpose i f influencing him not
to reappoint Air. Holton United
States district attorney.
It has teen understood here thst
Mr. Hdltrn y. as entirely acceptable
to Senator Prit chard and that he
t asaheady formerly recommended
Mr "ojton for reappointment. As
there have been up to this time uo
avowed candidates against him it
has been assumed he would sjeceed
himself. The charges made by Mr.
Eiiis may put a new phase on the
situation. The exact nature o"the
nharirpv nthpi' than thuv -fTor.t. V! r
Hoitun's f ffijiai character have not 1 et wh"! 1 the station lights
jet leaked out. They refer, how-
c uid be rei dered to tne rescuer
Whpu the specie' I train bearing the
wounded reach-d Adrian, the ir-ibr
rd were carried in atnbuiaue .
drays and ';ther w ago .- s t o t h e hn
pi'als uutii they were ulleu, v. hen
orivate rexit!ecc?s in the np;.'hn:!r
ood were plac'-d in'-e'rvicj
The responsibility tiirothe accident
! now on the crew of No. 4 It
is .-aid t:;at tins train passed its
meeting order with the rpo-ulnr
west bound train No. 13, The trains
vi re to have met at Seneca, but No.
4 ran by and struck the west bound
train.
At this hour, owing to imperfect
acilities for getting news, it - 'does
not seem likely that a comnle'e list
of the dead and injured, or anv nf
he details of the wreck, will be at
land before to moirow morning. It
is estimated that un wards' of .r00
persons were on the two trains. -
It is thought that all the immi
grants were Italians gointr West
from New y. rk.
t he cOiiducior and engineer of
iio 4 were not ko ea and they
the following- -i const in a late
L-at-ch of the i-pck'
Ccnductor C J Martin of Wabash
train No. 4 whi-hc d.i?d-:d with train
No. 13. at S;ieca Wednt-sday u'gbt
causing ih-. loss of about eight v. lives
said, today "that the orders given him
at Mon tpelit f were to pass No. 13 at
Seneca.
'vSy orders sa'd he. which I
tok to E'-ifinper Strong and read
vcr to hi to. and n greed 'with his or
ders. re,id -No. 4 engine GOD, will
meel No 13. o.jgir-eSS and 101 at
Seatca, atd No 3, etgine G23 at
Sand -Cr.ck. ' After reesiving those
orders I remember asking the agent
t Montiiclier whether rhe new sid
ing at Seneca would contain my
train. I was toward the rear of the
' 1 1 . ri -t r. . . . . . . . ,. i
-" 1 3., uAiii up n pasaduirer s
from RlOUnt UnimtV T.Minac.cu tr.
of the Southern at. R.n.i: oliection is, that the Swazev suit, in m?a!at relief for coughs, colds and
v-uicu tne noioer of the construction 1MUUri5U1 lUf.uai, trou-
iuoc; ui oouin Carolina oonas ior the payment of which the -tor croup it is unequaiied.
me -university .-ot iorth siocic ol the State in the TMnrth Po, -.usoiuieiy sare. Very pleas
tase, never tails and-is really a fa
vorite with the children. They like
it. olimsOQiE Anderson.
Clemso
defeated the
'rhe Lubin Schiller - Furniture
Company at Asheviile has been in
corporated. The incorporators are
J. Lubin. S. Witkowsky, L. Schiller
and J. V. Ramsey.
Salem f emale Academy will cele
brate its 100th aniversarv in 1002.
Alexander Anderson. a wpII--
known lawyer, of Washington, D.
C. .committed suicide bv drowning
himself in the Potomac river Sunday
Thousands Sentlnto Exile.
Every year a large number of paor.
State in thp TMortK fo. Absolutely safe. Very pleasant to
i v , -. t : : . - r . , . . . i -i. . - vat - u. , ... -
lU1,IUd m u i.QiDan game in Uhar- oiina Kaiiroad was pledged had e
iorte Thanksgiving div bv a score of ouesterprl th a;.r;,-i,-,r,,t. " -iu.'c
iioiu. stock, nnel nrnc cnai,;
, " t .j occamy I I s inipor
the stock itself was still r,0n,t;
t he litigation was com promist?d af
terwards. ? The stock of the State is
now pledged for the payment of the
new construction bonds, but a suf
ficient sinking fund is hpino- cot
aside to pay these bond: 'at mar r,-t
. . T ' I , , ' ' I J ' - v. u Ulll ygi ui UUU1
tne present holders of thf honrlc I KnrfprpTR.a.'li
. - i , -.. juiico ai c owiis i f i i i
a meeting was held last week at the ' question doubtless bought them racked with coughs are ured to en
Acanpmu tn taL-o c to,.o tr. i, i, fnr luce t li a t t . . , I . , , . . J
j ".-"v- 0.1.10 vk uiaac ilb --- "-"Lii-y-uveueucs on r.np to anotnpr c ima o it.n h c i.
oKrotinn n 'It. -l.l o.. 0(.L. . r . " 13
wiaLiuu.uue. wttiie seventeen hundred costly and not alwavs KnrPi n,.n't
I tr, . 1 : .in.-... . I . " . . J v' " v
C. M. McLean, solicitor of the ..u .aUeu au' Du tbirt-V thou- bo an exue when Dr. King's New
Seventh Judicial district died of erv- tl j, . , b Jrrei3ered tor new discovery for Consumption will
, . . mi f ills i n . . . . . . , . i i ... . . , .
stnn acct ii' -i fat i ... TM a w - ic ui Liveniv nvft curu vou ;il nnmo it c ihn .r.r
i u 1 1 . l' i ii.i; last i Ll u IMld V .... .. , ... , i . ,. j i u . - - i-v. uj ua l
u-;, i . . . cents.on the dol nr of tha tnn ol nf mi;: ( i.
remains were tasen to Eliza- r .- 13.,,, vaiuc . .u.ui.c m-uitmc iur cougns, ccids,
bethfor intermpnt...- o tneir oid bjnds. ' and all throat and lumr diseases on
earth, rne-first dose brings relief.'
Astounding cures result from per
sistent, use. lnal bott ps frPA nt.
W. F. Hall's. Price 50 ceTits and
1.00. Lverv bottle amarantppd
A white woman was killed at Sn-
lem, S. C Tuesday night, after her
uouse had almost been torn to niecps.
Til . r
1 uree wnue men nave been arrested.
Food Changed to Poison
Putrefying food in the intestines
arsenic,
Is exnel
the poisonV from clogged bowels.
gently, easily but surelv , curing
j constipation, biliousness, sick heao-
tevers. ail liver, krdnev and
Only -2o. cents at
a. -
1 telenet
Jno. W. Moore, a prosperous far
mer i Honewetl, Aiecklenburg
county. ha5 bought a. house and lot
in Tay:'.-'"-v !;: atij will move there
on Jai ---irV '1st. -
Col. R L. 'tberne'hy, who has
b?en m -r-ji't-r of Col J. S Carr's
Ovtone c'hee Farm this year, will re
turn to his old home. Open View
Farm, in Gaston, next -year.
During a recent raid in the north
ern part of Stokes county' Revenue
OfBcprs Pet ree and Pi edd y were
tired upon from ambush by moon
shiners. Petree was hit in the right
hip and Preddy in the leg.
An . unknown man thought to be a
negro pntered the house of Mrs,
Jan Flow, of Mecklenburg countv.
list week and attacked hr
His
t ojeet was robbery, but he only so
cured 33 cents. Mrs. Flow is 72
years old and has goi property.
ever, it is saio. to certain transac
tions between Mr. Holton and Mr
Eliis. at he time Mr, Ellis was a
rp.-idetit r-f Winston and which Mr.
Eliis alleges are of such a character
as 'u. unlit Mr. Ho. ton to hold the
rtspousibie position of Uni'ed
States district attorney. It is on
this ground that Mr. Ellis, who now
has no political or property inter
ests in North Carolina, comes to the
front with the charges.
In afreignt' reck near Georgiana,
Ala.,-Tuesday, the fireman and a
neyro trump were killed. . .
Of Benefit to Ail.
D. S. Mitchell, Fulford. Md.:
' Dnrice a Ir-ng iliressl ws trouble!
wi-h bed sores, was advised to try
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve acd so
with wonderful result?. I was per
fectiv cured It is the best sa've on
of Seneca li isii by, and imnlediately j
urdiy. The boy was hunting rab
bits around the house and his sister
weut out to see how he was geniug
on. Just as she got near him the
L'CUKIC1V , . , . ...
fplt the.airW.a ,..; ii iui no raised nis gUM to snoot, bun the
.... .......j Li.yij-i .a, I'-i, U U j t . e . ,
a arm. suo .o- n. t unjii,flW t "uw w oib u w.i reauy
vrj for theeasA switch, it
'h number $if 13 s en
I vi'ppoeJ't id cleared
Vliss Etfie Harrington, ol: Rich
mond county, was accidentally shot
by her 12 vear o'd brother last Sat- defeae,i tha hill to dUfrdnohica th
Almost Drowned in The Yadkin.
AUxmarle Dispatch 29th.
Messrs. James and Wilbur Neal
and Lse Fesperman had a thrilling
experience yesterday morniug that
they will not soon forget, while
crossing the Yadkin river in a boat
just below the falls ten miles from
ti: re the boat struck a rock in mid
stream and. was upset, throwing all
iuicc im;u uui tutu toe river, r es
per man is au expert
man a
on a ri
James ien could not swim and
sank twice before he was pulled
ashore The weather was bitin r-nld
7h'on nBf - a i'tttretyinarfoodin the intesi
?1 t. J,p& tSu 'mTer aDd Pces effeetslikethoseof-ars
wh tl 3 th-3r meA Dlit De-KioK's New Life Pills c
rocrf whsre they were rescued, the noisonV tVnm irt,.ro,i
a:h
11 in t 1 -1
cut.- iiieu sunerea considerable towel troubles.
exposure, uue ot tne party s W. F- Hall's
v.tuiuiug was irozen stilt on him
Tne elder Npai was unconscious for Tne mine officers were found dead
two' hours after
is to-day map
Tt. is ,K.f u . A,n ucknown nro wa? lynched, in
. ...ucwHiiuuiau icu, Aauersyn countv. S (
TV.a n,...,-,r. T 1 I
. .it v-.., u-j(isiaiiire uas again
. uutuj,iuu3 iui tuiuc uuiucij Ht-re luuau ueau
r being rescued and ia the burning mine at Pocahontas,
reearious condition. WJ. Va. Sunday.,
mm.
He murdered a
Saturday
hite wo-
si 'winir d
order t - s
yn.e:. :
Just
beet
into ti:- ch'dr
COt'd' ' A'
'Whit
and the entire load of No. 7 shot
j struck the iprl in the body, rang'ng
rom the m i n d own. she was tak-
n gr s ;s.
F. E. Kilback, a prominent citi
zen (f Savannah, Ga.. comrnittel
suicide by jumping overboard whi e
en route, from Savannah to Ntw
York.
Asth
ma
I ! i
".'ikpmart n-fn Karl
iiL"u. camfe hurrying
cir and pulled the
Tone ?"T ci"cd.
We ? going through Sececa,' h
answered a nl in an instant later the!
e.nrxn n K-.-naia ana pavidass fh.,.r c..?.4 c;
yh-r - ;.,c..pbsho, ..i .-f ner body son. I0e. t.-rV-ackagp.
l- p..inru"y. O j? i.--t sariously : .
injured-.
I-UTN A '1 FADELESS DYEare
fast to sL'-riirhf. wash'ntr and rub-
& Ardir
4 Ci-sii- cwi
This bears ou.
Burn's sttmiit
Str-ng,-of No. 4.
S io 'rinterfdent
stood nr forgot his orders and ran
through Seneca where he was to
pass 13
ffhan Cocdi c or Martin's state
ment w , 'a:ed to Engineer
Strong Lit pnineer said;
"I hi v.- f or. ,
lie Kept His l-.R
: vsiv- vpvs ago J. v. Siunsvan. !
of Hartford, Conn., scratched bis!
leg with a rusty wire Inflimma- i
tion and blood poisoning set in. For
Frtd Krist. who murdered a worn
an, was cIpc r.-'cuted at Auburn. N.
"One of" my daughters had a
terrible case of asthma. We tried
almost everything, but w'thout re
lief. We then tried Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral . and three and one-half g
bottles cured her." Emma Jane
Entsminger, Langsville, O.
Y., last week.
nit i.nvnneer
. . 1 A- 1 Ct 1 !.
p ner misunder-1 twu ycais ub auuereu iniensety.
1 nen tne best doctors urged ampu
tation, -but." he writes, "I ued
one bottle of Fieotric Bitters acd
1J ooxes of BucklenV Arnica Salve
and my leg was sound and we'll as
ever." For eruptions, eez.sma. ret-
-r "-
5
Pc
iff
IF IT
FAILs
1 at any time 1 ter 8alt rneum, sores ind au blocu
miiftpmifi)
Ayer's herry Pectoral
certainly cures many cases
of asthma. I
A 1 .. 1 L 8
anu it cures Druncmiis, a
1 hoarseness, weak lungs,
whooping - cough, croup,
winter coufths. ntoht i,
coushs, and hard colds, i
that n-s' 'v- d
hp market." Sure cure for Diie-. lonly sav that if wttifl sro.t sno.h or, rival on earth. Try them W F
isote-. urns. rseware oi ounter i oruer i m'sraa an 4 mtsuucerstooa "ttM 41 f"0""1 -ismc iuu ur
feits. Stimson & Anderson. , it, and that I should hare been set refuDti money. Oniy 50 cents.
eij-in24ta48 rhoul.
For Sal b W. F. Hall.
'Three tlen: 2V., entnch for n ordinary 3
TJ hiih, hard cold, etc; gl. tnat ecnnonleal