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fhi' ( oiiner .. ; iii tli-4 center of a liue MiVi1 S;l"t ,,M makiug it 10 ',f th' ulvertisius uu-dfums J"'11(l-oi!.':'!-; aii.l wurc housemen. in 1 , a;!i"'"i:i- l0Ulltie-s- Circulates -...!! conn tics, in KoiLb Jiia.:. .:..: liahfa county, Vir- "'"jiv : reasonable; ternu BliHK-k:i.vi;.!: application. -- - - - - . - . - xr w I'plll',!'1 (0 - : l..-.r :-?txbo?-.. N. c. - , iiiioinc nirut.tMl n ':trr ll'iu'm. riOuLi, 003,77; : : ' s z- . -. .., - - - i?0' North Carolina, Wednesday Eventn: -Attottht oi ia xw , 'grf! "i 1 1 wtamm - 7 xj x. j , Xiv-x" j BEAUTY CONTESTS OF VIENNA I "''""''"''Miw " ' 1 Vol. xii. ' Attorney at Law, ,h-r. S. C. Perfect Health Keep the system in nprfert r ; derby the occasional use of j lutts Liver Pills. They reg i ulate the bowels and produce I A Vigorous Body. j tor sick headache, malaria, bil i lousness, constipation and kin ! $nfc absolute cure iTUTT'S Liver PILLS PersohCountSou -.ucu every vveriiipaj.-u. . 1 PJBJLIJ BROS: : XEBMS Oy TOBSCEIPTIOII I " A" 4 One CopjOne Year; .i! One Copy Six Months, -4- ? - m - n invariably in advance. 8'" NK. Mt-'WUITT & BRYANT, j Attorneys at Law, SEASONABLE- i - j,., ! ' 0 r era! r.i'M : . ni'tite, !ii':fi i!i the !';,!. : usicrt to uur -.;rv ws!l -- xiro Mud Dm'h.im. ! GOODS Attorney at Law, ., ; i' A. L. KKOUK- "WIN STEAD & BROOKS. Aiior:iey s at Law. Koxboi O, N. C. prmpt ution to ail prufaasion-husiuf--. r'rtiotioo iii toe State ! REASONABLE ! , PRICES, jPHILIPHOWARB&cd'S i BARGAIN HOUSE. -oo- ,i Feu' r.-art. RC EON DiiNTiST. P.i '.X fM)'. . X. ( j Oar lise of Samme- Go.'U' is : very complete, and we are sure ; if you will call and bear'-oor j prices we can convince yon tbat . 'r hsiuse is the 3IO cr.is. We c::n- Drr G in. Hats, Shoes. Notions every !i;;s la -i "S:)i?o; i n. We ini;e you ; , promise u sol! yon. floods fur the kv:. Don't take o.nr- r -i i c!rae n;-1 de? and with !.. :.:,.! iie-." r. iniL Yocr3 truit. ! PHILIP HOWABO& GO. (iIiA FIRE AXD iSlRiE iOlPA.V. KICIIMOND. Assets - $550,000 iXl-iI-'S AGAINST tlHE-LVb Li'GJITA'LYG HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS I i : iK- ;!.'.::. f S-.rth Caroitna issues ; i. -iinc .npi .n ',e policy, free of pettr t'---T..i. in: in its terms find eon- I . :. i'ALMEIl, i'; - lent. DHHIlsSl liistrict in-., ! !l4! USB oo- MS, W, 8RMD0M ROXliORO. N. C. When Tim L'.i-ne to llovhoro Mor.'f. Ifcrg t mo I -..n always wil!tcg and rea'iy to v.-o!uniod:;te mv cusUjiii- 1.1" ! :.: v.lV . keen r... . the llattst w - ft s s n -"" w ri S A I 3 Jj'ine Tobacco a lid . Three Iutepetlas Occasion "wkin Choice 8 Made bx Popular Tote. mere are three contests among the pretty girls of Vienna for the woi ueauTy every year. The first, held on the summit, nf "mv. trv lenberg, takes place on St Anne's ucy una is attended, by all the not ables of the city, including foreign uui-s. very visitor, on pay ing a com equivalent to about 10 cents, receives a ticket which en titles him to record one vote for the may yvnoni he deems the most beau tiful. It used to be onen to tlm f at ones to canvass for themselves, and aiayui tne most enterprising would boldly address a perfect stranger, and with a a winning smile inquire whether he did not consider her worth a vote, whermmrm rtnmWi suyauuy oner his ticket. However, that practice has been stopped, and the utmost that a tirettv is allowed to do is to appoint a male canvasser or to asi you what o'clock it is or at what time the vnt xoin be counted. And the curiosity among mem mr miormation of that kind is quite amazing. But it is natural enough, for a beauty prize is as good as a aowry and throws open the gates of matrimony to the crowned one. People from near and far throng lu, i "tu wuiesra. Jseveral first class military bands are performing all the afternoon on the mountain. Toys, gingerbread, indigestible eat ables, flags and lanterns are offered for b ile. All the ingredients of a regular lair a Dutch kirmess a scattered over the nlace in .hrm. dance, the whole ending in a bril- iiunc uigpiay or ttreworks at night At about 10 o'clock all those ladtas who have received the votes of theix admirers enter the brilliantly lighted hail where the members of th jmittee rn-e seated, adorned with iuoiij, ouioreii scans and badges. The girl approaches the table, gives her name and the number of, votes she has received in proof of which shoMelivers up the little connons and takes a numbered ticket from the committee. An hour later the results are read out : "Miss A., hav ing obtained 531 votes, is entitled to tne nrst prize 100 crowns ($20); uiibs rs., vnrn rf20 votes, has the seo. ond prize a silver watch; Miss C. wren i4 votes, receives the third prize a silver medal." After this announcement the three successful graces come forward, stand on an elevated platform and show them selves to the public, from whom they receive a royal ovation, after which supper, beer drinking, singing and harmless mirth bring the friendly contest to' a close toward the early hours of the morning. San Fran cisco Argonaut It Waa So ACfeotlac Xha 8wml ; Ift tho Gar. There were : an , even 20 people-- mou, women ana onuarenOD a Jef. ferson avenue car the ntiup noon when an oldish man, who -was sirang cross legged about the middle oi tne car, suddenly leaned forward ana saia to the man ormosite: "Why she -Weaohed -her hair no one could say, but an investigation snowea mat u was bleached.7 ? mere were 'eight - women in the car. Five of them started in surprise as they heard the man's words, and ox tne nine men at least six winked at each other and amiled.'' i,v liighst of all in Leavening PowerLatest U. S. Gov't Report tbo SOZJUVEEtf PURE BRfNQINQ WUBSY f6UNa- Some of THEGREAT SAHARA. Varioos Ways and Mm an Iueiuoaa. It was at a swell dinner party, and two little wrmn emrrvi UnML i?s, oonunueaxne man. vfthn'i across the tM f mv v- . r uu pauioe in ma voioe, Vhei soonas; the alrmer was over thev I- ovrvu iiau UHBHU UTUII fwpr.n HVAV I roKIlm mtn ki'nntaf rnK J J - ' -.r. ' but the body was. atffl them ' Thefxaatkied smralfaneotisly r oeograpker.. - ' - '"leu me how you over' induced ' -me-ntth of the whole African yottr hnsband to bring you?"1 , continent is desert the area being r on earth did you manage esmnatea Dy Mr. Kavenstein at over 3 him come?" ' v 2,250,000 square miles, of which all time, ' modestly replied the woman foe tract of land popularly known aa fa green and black;; "You know mr' the Sahara. l l hnsband always reads his ranee? . Except for some school childrert coroner could not nnderstand why a woman witn bJadc evm nnA complexion should want forMAAh ner nair and oome-ont u a.KiA. tuiu bo one came lonrafd to miHb1.i xne same nva women mva mure scartB, ana tne same six to 4w1 fflf BTkmA animal mewinked and gmile8omt ' ! Iw.Jmow better and schoolteachers " .was." -.. "Uf course, but what on earth" wuo 8X6 mscrumentaKin that being cross legged man, the seal ol death .-."Had that to do with it? A ereat i"BO the misconception of the Sahara, -4 oor uBurtmaueaiOT; jawi. 10a see, no always answers j wiuespreao wouia be prao- ever-and-hfirwealthr rf Strawberrjr M'hm to anythmglsay sol just,tiy:raivea- The average man blond hair stm wetwith thA Wf !dMlTuvi m v.ui i. DictUres the Sahara Afl A. iroof ana s4 ? . vrj-r wMap i m -o w VAaU UUOV XiAUlV Ul HtV - " r m?v OVtt VfA or tne merciless river. It wa sighj eouht The morning that this invi-1 Band- for the most part below sea' totoucn tne hardeat heart. " s, f i itation came I tested him with level, across which the camel SDeeds rVl. . wt f. tta a- - " . . uvw women ma more Huwiemi mruimri wma.to ..j . Deiore tne noisnn hiai nt stare in surprise this tima " Karfrno hini nWn-wi m . t v i . looked.tqthareiMrotthecariaaif is an invitation to dine witfi Bigin uueuunuoccor, ui UMBtttnexH Marie on the 15th. Isuppose we ao. simoom from oasis to oasis. Scheme for flooding the Sahara have come Derore the public occasinTiAllir n.nA . - .y ...wwjj uv UIIU. 1 BUjpUiM) WQ BO- ' c wv snAaBluliaujf, CU1U whohwinked andBmfj 'MTim,' was the reply, and I we read accounts of the vast vJi ! tT i FOR JOHN S. GUNiMGilAl, CUNITOHAM, -N. C. Z W IMcGlure's V(itdunri,;ii and Jeweler, ii- -v ..--..Ti Magazine FOR 1 VoIu;n IV ,,e.:: ISO ioer. Fef..r -' ''ns. we will L lr!n- -'"i Full. 18'5: an smr::-:.; !ierr- GraP- etc. !aW trpp.," ' ' S",;ii,e an,t orna fipeciai... "' ; '"v- eu'- w e make Witer, ,1-. " ""'''.?iinior t large "si6 ( ;l lo ' in , s :lr"' take n,f-e Pay '('C. "v p ...,M an!. f A snlemlidrv illns: rated Lie of NAPOLEON, the great feature f which will he SEVENTY-FIVE POR TRAITS of Napoleon, showing from youth to death ; also portraits - oi' his family and contemporaries sun pictures of famous battleSekls; ;u ail nearly 200FlCUi;ES. Best os in NoV'iner find runs tbroagb eight numberu Th Eight N3?3 ' j.i K Not So Sure as Darwin. One of the most striking featnrea of recent scientifio congresses has been the freedom with which the ab solute truth of Darwinism has been questioned. The very young men are all for it, and the older ones have already committed themselves for gooa and all. But a generation is ax riving at the years of discretion who are by no means certain that Dar win was quite on therieht track. Professor Huxley was a trifle bitter at tne president of the British aaao. ciation declaring himself on the side of angels. But when a young Scotch professor read a paper pointing out tuo uimcuities of Darwinism there was none of that noisy con tempt which would have been his fate a few years ago. And at the in ternational geological congress at Zurich Professor von Zittel snake freely of the slender assistance which geoiogy gives to the theory of de scent. He even went so far as to affirm that in spite of all that had been done paleontology afforded but slender support to Darwinism. The eagerness to reconcile fact and hy- pomesis Had produced an increasing state oi cnaos. we are told by some of those present that the effect of this bold descent into the enemy's camp was startling. London Chron icle. . " TRUE BETE m. ... sj n T - fOslIES siiivpi of the n all. H3, e and eivhteen l.fribn, , s; .i ii All- SlTiIt:,;; Nr-:.sERY Co., Feb. 2(ch.U ";t,ll,ster, Tenn. bv authority '.'mm Ih 'PJMKERTCH PETacnVi AGEfj Lincoln and Pit.kerto ) (Nov. the M-)llv Midlines; AiJwU ton's Life: Stories of On; ;:? robbers, 'Forger, Hank ini.i)f r. etc eac Si com p !e te i a o ne i s h e , W. 0. Hotel's V .fi-d-.-a.-J -Ktjg Conan Cayls . - c;a;k kxi.i Robert Ear,- C-ju.vc i.i.lnc-t - Eret Ksrt Z&p. Kmg. .; N OTE U'CON T r? i BUTCIiS. F. Karioa Cra-v'ord ISir Robert yaii Archibald Fcrics tnzea. Send three '2-cc'ht- tt:ir fur a sample copy;t the j::-'iisi:ers. S. S.MeULUf.E. L't'sl. 30 La f a y e t Pa a e Ne w Yo i'le A Cooking Episode. ! The j)eople who know it all are so i tiresome that the verdant simplicity ; of the novice in evervdav affairs is j absolutely refreshing. Here is an in cident about a young woman who was maJcmg her first essay at house keeping. A frfsnd had sent her bv mail a recipe for some new kind of bread. I . 1 ' T "! ' . ' i . . i qoj v slvinS ner uirecnons to tase a por- V pJcer-l on e t1lOUSn a a time and jv'ji make it into the requisite form for i T.i.: 'ri.: . .v ,i t ! i. . uu.h.iug. xms scemeu eipiicre enougn, but wliat was the surprise of" the friend to receive g itelegram from the young housekeeper to this eit'ect: " Wha t shall I do with the rest of the' dough? Please answer. " De troit Free Press. : '- V),,, if: f,f,r 1o., with descrip- KteCl" C 0!''1 Patent w! ft U",c'-. A'i.:;,ln y"ur State, coMty, i; a - - with or Ai-chdasci):!-Tarrir Prof. DrfttsnOili is Hardy - BRAD BU H YPI A.0i i;iet-e!lp fur .- ;) 'i ru! Co:- " - J.y who bWl cne 'iMC??1';''-"-' li'je.trs. - . .- - Y?.; In oi-iter'Mv? eaplhc'i?i-i!f''e? t:ro6uf.-;v ., ' . ' F. G . SM IT H. ,'; a233 Pa. Ave., N. W.. Waa'.agton, l: C.. :- . If you - f eel : weak and al 1 worn but Hake BROWN 1 5 IR0N;BITTERS "-; " - - Suro Sign. ' . : - A little Buffalo girl was not feel ing Veil, and her parent suggested that she might be about to have the chicken pox, . then prevalent She went to bed laughing at .the idea, but early next morning she went into her parents', room lookimr - r serious and said: ."Yes, it's chioken pox, papa. 1 round a feather in the bed." Progressive Age. ;; : - '! : fe''i'rAitai. A QMw, , ' - . Ti'onrs-iHi "miffhtv aneer in ' some fcways," said old Mr. Jason. F'r in- stance, :-iue xeutsr- uiusgus ujxoii mn hind legs' an hollered, 'Millions fer defense, but not one cent for tribute,' has got hisself in allthe schoolbooks, but v,-hon I spent $285. 60 fightin : tv bill of 4 1 cMn't owe- flie "neighDors all called me a darned old fool" r Indianapolis Journal. ""- A law has gone' into force in Wash ington prohibiting any building "over 110 feet high on a business street and 90 feet high on other streets. . to go out;on thepIatformrtftWal said no more. man. .,vT-irit. :.r?iTCV83'a,i ..-OJi. waII wm "Had she a hnshandr" aaVaA "rvo t Wa. ru.i. T ... . . . ; . i i b. jjuu x miKie ail man in a lonesome viAcSt'WAaMiraetrtictna -V4. . a mother? Washer JiomlnyBleatofl I Uid aTI v.4a one? , Then whv did ahwlAAnt v.t mm a hair and beoonagtrawlierTyMondf derstruck, and, though I reminded .,yuw W.ww,1Il uuaiasi ne naa tola me to accept it to make her-hnsband low hrirhsdfvlnivvi fr. w more? Asa strawberry hkM wonldlahottt tt and flatly refused to eo . . Y"" : I go my gatiing gun in oosi- At that mstantflvedmerentwom-l tion, 'I'm soaorry. dear.' I said en siemaled the ermdnfa n ofnl aa T tv.t. .. , w j I - uuwugus wo wore KUUUg OU both ends of the car at once, and at j I allowed theooek to spend the even he rang the bell five women mm nv I mar with her mMW ta m u and madeforthertfbxmandBtep.a thing to eat in the hoose.' He ped off. Each one ci them wa J muttered eomething about a restau- unwxjr uwuu. ibuot naa rant, rat enaea try making his toilet 8t"h?me' :" "r. And here -we are, " she added trim- "What about the clinging hi rftmntly dren?" was asked of ffia old man "How awfully bright of you and afto the car moved on. - how nice you are looking. If that Nuthin, " he replied, "nuthin scheme isn't copyrighted I might trv w amiuu mii I ik myseu some ulnflL - "Goodness, no; use it if you like It win he perfectly safa - Ouri hns hands1 don't belong to the same club. But you haven't told me yet how you managed to come." ' Very true. I had rather a hard time- of it a second wife always does. You see, her hnsband is versed in all the ordinary feminine wilan. and she must always be original I tried: coaxing, tears, threats, every thing, for mamma had brought me A. XV A uui more UiUai BB. "No, nuthin HalL . That's all th story; "-Detroit Tte6 Press. Wttehea aad XlaaU. In all countries in which th witchcraft delnsion now exists, or in which It prevailed in former times, we find folklore stories connecting those mysterious bogies with the plants of those particular rnrfrmo. Even the irreat ShiikpmMu Mma his witched to tfscoorse learned S T the doolicat Wr ThIvn1Sr?r,8fH "OtLe. Sleeves like ITrW)08tchv,hdthe!x that are worthifc' favorite flowers fas well as plants, . v-jp4 j. -, . A' and in England at the prSS JfffiiS foxglove is spoken of aa "witbh v iZZZSi ,ZT bells" and bvttS M??,S ' -SEE l?Btftte thimbW" iiw TL-rZ egardto? the difference in our ifwVnnJSSJr ages, so the next day I allowed him 'JSTaSS tod mefaa flood of te Natu. rrx-rrrr'. naiy-he demanded to know the eonSK W I refused to toll, but Just as the aaSolhted SSSSSS f hat rides the broom: fat the xaar SKS80?161 "SS9 picture. InCkrrmarryand tSongS .fi8 fT" outnortherametfaS?X JT Wm tbMwitchMfloalfromt on beds of hav. inolSf W. f0?118? T00-00.."0 ?p old ! witclWnMand T t-hia - , W infante or two. Then to WV W'MIK B III H W llll JX ILWMI HI VI . f ' a slough grasa'st ohnVw SSSffi is now so noDrdar dimbU T.T61?. 9 invitation buttonhole' bonqt.eta- 0 a wa manage to nreaK the business inland sea which might be formed, rivaling the Mediterranean In size, I givmg a southern seaooast to Ma rocco and Algeria and admitting steamers directly to the wealthy states oi tne Sudan. The Sahara, as known to the geographer, corre sponds Daoiy with this conception, ror, in tact there is no risk of the "ship of the desert" ever being sup planted Dy the ships of the sea. Few parts are below sea level and they are small and scattered. In the interior the desert lis a plain high above the sea level covered with vast dunes of red sand in many pans; in otners it is an elevated plateau with lofty mountain ranges of bare rocks intersected by stony vaiieys. it is arid, save where a spring bubbles up and gives rise to a small oasis of grass and palm trees. The Sahara proper is unknown, ex cept for a few trade routes regular ly traversed by Arabs and occasion ally hy adventurous Europeans. These' utilize" the oases as resting places, stepping stones as it were, and keep up communication between the wealthy Mohammedan states round Lake Chad in the south and Tripoli, Tunis. Aleiers Or Mamwn i on the Mediterranean. Between the trade, routes all is a bank of sand or barren rock. Exploration is onlvuos- sible when water as well as food can be carried, and this condition has practically stopped all attempts at discovery tor the present on account of the great expense and the purely scienune nature of the possible re turn. A railway running from the .BTeDcn possessions on the Mediter. ranean across the desert to Tim buktu, the scarcely known trade cen ter near the Niger, is talked of. Such a line may be constructed in the fu ture, but the difficulties are ennr mous, much greater than those over come oy tne. Russians In the Trans- caspian line through the deserts of central Asia. " Unknown -Parte of the World, " by Hugh Robert Mills in McGlure s Magazine. eve, was formertr wonr for the ex. press purpose of avertfaff the crafts and subtleties of the AHtnfwta w" fries, ffhosts and snlritH whih m iii'uropean peasantry believed -walked abroad on "that night of witcfafas mysteries. "Bt Louis Bepohlia Xoea tha Human System Create Poisons? A medical expert who lias been investigating some of the phenome na of materialman declares that the human body is a' laboratory of poi sons, and the only reason why we do not perish, miserably is that the Or gans are a vast chemical workshop where poisons are neutralizecLjThe liver is one Of the chief agents in this protective process. From this t annoova 4-V .14 J! .... Mercy, do look at Clara whcrplaced the liver first in the list r"" r. vl-"J' w wwhj of orerans to be looked after, wam Hat doffliur. as it anneara to Mr. Yam Pine, a Chinese gentleman In. terviewed by a corresuondentof The Woman's Signal: :rx ; 0' r'" ' I can appreciate and even admire some of foe osacresof this rich conn. try, but to take off myhat on being introduced to a , sentlamAn lmrli such forwardness and familiarity as I if to say: "I: have no respect .for; your presence. I shall disrobe my self as though fa my Own honae.V rI cannot admire?1 this rude euatoml Even in England .the ladies will not do it I do not see them throw off their head covering as soon as they are mtroaucoa or bo to visit Truro have natural refinement which wfthf holds them from yielding to sobh a custom. -isjF!ri2r3rf;5r0Bf engagement I had for that evening Bo'you had better accept' " . "Bo yen merely did as you were ..- m . -.aa - "x Dia, arcer aiir" "Exactly, over there ! her wedding dress again 1" Chicago Tribune. . - t :..r Too Much For Him. i. . Andrew, ' said a Fulton street to her husband. "I want tlOO M A hundred what?" exclaimed th hi!band.'. : ' '. : . IJolJaras."-she replied calmly, v "What for?". -"Oh, a whole lot of things. " " "Um-nm," he hesitated. "IerW x snail naye to check your extra va ganoe, my dear." i lr&.z?,: "DoV she smiled, "and make it payable to.my order, please. " He 5bUansed then' atid-thero.i-i Brooklyn Blade. . '' imX CHIEF. OF army; SCOUTS." j Prank Guarrt, Who Wa. Xteazed br . v : Stow and Shot SM TH,n chlef of soonte fa 1 2f U lted States army," is esteemed ul peopie or Wyoming as more than a rival of Buffalo Bill Guard comes of mixed French and Kanaka parentage, :. His parents were slain by. the Sioux in crossing the plains, and the lad fell into the hands rTvl savages. He was a manly youngster "" J pieasea isitnng Bull that the chief adopted him and him up. - The vonfh a 7r. j v : - uuun went through the tortures of the sun danoe was declared a brav came in all things save race a savage of the plains. . Knowinsr the honelssna nt Indian outbreak that brought about uue juster massacer, Guard deter mined to desert to the whites - ttq was detected and pursued. yThe ln- aians shot his horse as Guard swam a river and lodsred f onr fugitive's body. - Believing that he was slain, they ceased the pursuit but Guard x reached i ahn .- .vv fHIHI, wounded as he was. contf titit journey to Crook's he read afar the" Indian signal fires announcing the massacer of rfrio. and his men. He brought the news into Crook's camp, and tb Tvv asked whether Guard to the scene of: the battle. Guard said he could if Crook would have his wounds dressed and let him have a good horse. ' The bullets were ex tracted, and Guard, mounted on Crook's favorite horsft He reached the hat(flAid tr Custer and his men .Trine-efT thoir blood. As Guard, his Tnd'fl.T, blanket about him and his hand his forehead. Indian fash Inn an f watching the scene an Indian nn. proached and asked who he was. He replied, Sitting Bull's brother-" The Indian asked half a dozen otbr tions and finally asked Guard how it wasr that he rode a grain fed horse. Guard replied that he stole it fWm white man. Finally the Indian de manded his nama Guard, seeing that the Indian was iiTin,rml n blanketed his face and looked him in the eyes. " .; "Ugh, Frank!" said the Indian starting back and turning to run! Guard permitted him to get within ten feet of the shelter of a tree and- then shot him dead. . - From that time to this Gnard hna been true to the whites. Sitting Bull once offered 1.000 Tjoniea fn Ma scalp, and Guard always knew that should he ever fall into the hands of the savages death in its cruelest guise would be his fate. He escaped from the savaees after hearino- thm debate as to the most nnnloacnnt method of death for the nrisnnr Upon one occasion Guard, then out as a scout became convinced that he and the command, under a lieuten ant must-certainly fall into the hands of the Crows unless the troops slew their horses "and crept away fa the darkness. - The officer was nn willing to slay the horses, but Guard said that he meant to escape at once. This convinced the "ofnoRr 'anVI all the horses save one were V'Upd That one was left by a fire to attract the savaees, and . the men ftwmt ftw miles on their bellies and escaped. On that night Guard, with tears fa his eyes, killed the horse that Crook gave him. According to tradition. that is the only time that any man ever saw Guard cry. - Guard was the man who flnallT killed Sitting Bull when the old sav age refused togiveuo his arms. Sit ting Bull made ready to shoot as Guard, his foster son, approached, but Guard, withchamcteristioanick- ness, shot him dead. When there is dangerous dutv to be' done about Fort MoKinney, Guard is the man to do it He went aftr tWW desperado with a warrmat not long since and was mfet with a bullet from a wfaohester. ' Gtmrd d" leisurely fashion, took aim and sent ouuec tnrough the desperado's forehead.". . Guard is likelv to have a for further distinction, r He believes that the eovernmenthasnftfhnd no last of its Indian wars, and that an other uprising at Pine Bidge is in evitable. That would be accompanied by uprisings at other agencies and a good deal of trouble. Guard has been constantly . warnfaar his nneri: arson this head. New York Sun." TAKE AVER'S .: the Only Sarsaparillc? AT TEE WORLD'S Wj-i IT LEADS ALL OTHtfr - BLOOD QH. Hunter Can be found Old Stands : . .-With a compu te lint i.r--" Both Heavy and Fancy. Shoes! Shoes! Shoes J. 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Euskin was" asked if he' did not admire chrysanthemums: in the quaa. now, ne liked nothmg abnor mal or artificial, and he regarded the production of chrysanthemums as an unnauowea attempt to grow flowers ai a season wnen nature meant that .there should be no' flowers, and so the: startling answer came, "I hate chrysanthemums. -"Westminster QIMMONSN Lake Erie was named bv tiielro- nnnlg IMVa Anww - 1110 UUHiUl lUi nUOSvIO SUOOOBSrUj I nw uxi.ua Liy- bousekeeoinff and knrirrr bOi y0 onxra snores. 'The JrTench call meet is ictriTiikMi tt Baoooob lake, and on various old all countries in the world oura Lj fialftPs it appears as Lao de Conty, one fa which the ct system is the Ueyrtef J10 Lao Erocoise, or Eriez. one most abusM aiid mofifc riiind ' Passbooks are the: baneand pesfof domeswxwipmyCierp iaon,:piagUiBjaBWJnC4U': - It waa Oliver Wendell Holmea who said most trathfuBy s ;MThe hnmaa race is divided into- two Hasseal Those who go ahea4 and do soma- i hfag and thoawlao tl faj-aiwj oolr other ft ts&szaCra cCxyrA ema, gayer Taairie to Licking ' jf The chameleon's eyes aretuated; oony soexets projecting from the a':-V'1Hf:OrTa4rrH&ina' ( ' 4 - WUUJ.TtUA'VF lmat''wu. lv '.4- Ji.M a'..' wiiiira vau bxj iu any uirocuon without -tne slightest motion save of The Elue-Liok iBnrinn Keiw wiser in their generation than those who came after them. Dr. Hickman, who has conduoted this Investiga tion, says i 4 The liver has beai fVwind to separate from the blood very many poisons and . to destroy a portion of them altogether. , The feeling of las situde and - drowsiness. after certain diseases Is duo to the absomtion of toxins, and it is not unlikelv that the nervous phenomenon of indigestion is due to the same causa' Headaches rocurrirfg at more or leas recrular in tervals are believed to ; be caused by toxins that the chemical ; laboratory has lacked material or : strength to overcome or throw out of f tho sys tem.' , It is 'apparent' therefore." that' we arou fa continuar danger of do structioh by reason of poisons cre ated in our systems. The importance of knowing what food to choose and what to avoid under given circum stances cannot be overestimated. ' ' NewYork ,LedgerMtSS' ; Sentiment 4o Suit. " 'i-i ' VV "Will you "sing, Mr. Smithers?'- "Certainly,'' replied the obliging young man. . ' What style of compo sition do you prefer?" ' . - . "Something lofty in sentiment", He" stootfsilent in thought for a minute, and - then, low and tremu lous, there broke upon" the air the strains of -Up In a Balloon." Washington Star. . . tyii'.f"fe? -Costly Clean. . A The Rothsohilds smoke the .most postiycigars1 that are. made the "Henry; Clay 'Sobrahos," costfag near5. Uings $ll25).These are .xo-rftTrnrtl in orld -leaf i: and Tiftnlred; in little ; lniaia : ceaarwooa caDmets. uvcr-jguiawr. r v ... .. - These millionaire, princes buy three ! - Be sure you get it. Thd Bed Z cabinets 'at a time, containing 4000 r is on the wrapper, J, II, Zeilin & cigars, 20,000 Hayahas, and one kind ICo., PtHsdehia, - , originally made for Marshal Prim : - as a present for'Napc'rca III, at a We are daily receiving and opening mw STOCK ; of General Merchandise oonaiotittg fa part of Dry-Goods, : Notions, Shoes, Groceries" Ac. which we promise our friends ' and customers will- be sold as low as same goods can be bought anywhere. fc"When von come' to txwn . with chiakens, eggs, butter, wheat,-corn -&c, come to see us. ' 4 . George T. Thaxton and Gebrga" Garrett will show you every -HatteM-" -" tion desired and sell you ; goods : aa cheap as anybody. - ; Examine our new goods ' beorfr ' baying. " Very respectfally, s , M. H. Gaesett & Co. ' In Webb building, next door to ; Tf. R. Hambrick & Co. g 12 J VREGUtATOR? AreyoutakmgSiMMON3LrvSiRREO "Clatob, the Kino of Ltveb Mkdi ctnes?'V That, is what our readers want, and nothing but that . It is the same old friend to which the old folks pinned their faith and were never dis-appointedV- But another good recom mendation, for it is, that it is betteb cbj& Pills, never gripes; never weak ens, but works in such an easy and natural way, just like nature itself, that relief comes quick and sure, and one feels new all . over. It never fails. Everybody needs take a liver remedy, and everyone should take only Sim- SOUTHERN I'-tpodltry: ;'-:':: Breeders of Thorougbtrci . Poultry. Noue trutthfi best ahrinM1' "---be the aim of -every' ene.- i--4J----: v-. ' . NeKil -we-'aay , more.- Ho:.'i ; "r ' roorrfxpensixerblopd ex i,,.-"- ; fT-.v . J sis than tlfiwa in" the' veins ' -t r; 'of our fowls.- .The following f ; "'-.'-'are our prfze winners t --'-v .' - Light and Dark ttramahVBofl; Paf' V mage aDd white Cw'bins.Il.C B.;;,,.-- li -S-C. li. and S. C. W.: Leghorns . zJ'JTf -' " -..Barred and White Ply-.;c ' r , Z 'luouill tiOCKS, KlaCK y . . " : ' Langshans,Eng- " - v rj:'i - lishRedCap, " . S.S. Ham- -C- .a : , ; ' Golden, . ' ' f " ' White -and ': " - Silver Wrandots Biack Minorca,' Hoo- l'- " -J' - - dans, Indian Games, Pit - . - - Games, Imperial Pekin DuoW ' , vir -.'..4 Bronze Turkeys, 'Toulouse -Geese," K - , , .Belgium Hares. 'V ".v:- "i - ---. - - tit' Fine birds for sale. -Eggs e 1 Z. .. " - . in season, $2.00 a sitting of " . - "4:t' -18, , except, Indian Games; : JT" -v which are - $ 3.00. 44: These " ' V ' birds are unexcelled.. Wnte" i.v'j"'" "l ..."for catalogue;:' . v ' W . & MRS. ANK1E E. MNESlWe't,4 ,'- R0XB0E0, S. C.'
The Roxboro Courier (Roxboro, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Aug. 21, 1895, edition 1
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