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Wm. Kirmse, a member Qf ; the
Jbridgegang working riear, Littleport
; was . taken auadetily ill 'Lhursday
. ' niht with cramps arid a- kind of
.oaolera.' His case was so severe that
v he Had to have the members of the
" crew wait npon him and Mi Gifford
was called and consnltea He told
, ;, ; them , he had a medicine in the form
, of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
; ; piarrbo3a temedy that he: thought
-would help him out and accordingly
' t several doses 'were administered witn
; j i,the; result that the fellow was ae t0
" be around the next day. The inci
dent speaks quite highly ! of Mr.
jGifforii's medicines. Elkader, Iowa,
;?-;;;:C.Argns, . . ' . ; j
.r';. This remedy neyer fails Keep it
; 5 in your home. It mav! save life. For
' 1 .ale by Ham brick & Austin.
Prof. E. H. Goldston, prinqpal
f the Colored Graded School, has
.returned from Jackson Springs,
; ; Moore county, where iie spent s6me
time. He says that ! large crowds
haye been that not.d resoh this
-summer. , ' j ::'- j ;
' ArJ OLD ADAGE
A light purse Is a heavy curse"
Sickness, makes a lighf purse.
The LIVER is the seat of nine
tenths of all disease'
an
x 'i : , :: aood Spirits' v i f,
." Good spirits don't all come fromv
Keitucky." Their main source; is the
liver and all the , fine spirits ever
made i n the Blue Grass State could
not remedy B- bad lfyer or the hun
dred, and one evil effects i it produces.
You can't' have good spirits -ana a
crp n rr
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0 to the root of the whole ihat
v" ' ter, thoroughly, quickly Cafefy
, and' restore the action of t h e
LIVER to normal condition
CJve tone to the system end
solid Hesh to the body
Tdce No Substitute;
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621-2 Confress St.
I coniider Wiilo of Oardui superior
to andoctor'a medicine I erer used
fnai Knovr whereof I apeak. I uf
fared for nine months -with suppressed
menstruation which completely pros
trated me-, Pains would shoot throns-k.
my back mud sides and I would have
oundinr headache. M iimk mnM
swell np and I would feel so weak I"
wiuo not stand up. I naturally felt
discouraged for J seemed to be beyond
the help of physicians, but Wine of
Cardui came as a God-send to me. I
felt a change for the better within a
; week. After nineteen daya treatment
1 menstruated without suffering the
: agonies I usually did and soon became
SfS1? . and without i pain. Wine of
. Cardui is simply wonderful and I wish
that all sutferina; women kntir of its
good qualities. . i '
Treasurer, Portland Economic League
Periodical headaches tell of fe
male weakness. Wine of Cardm
cures permanently nineteen out of
every twenty cases of irregular
menses, bearing down pains' or
any female weakness. If you are
discouraged and , doctors have
failed, that is the best reason in
the world you should try! Wine of
Cardui; now; Remember that'
headaches mean female weakness.
Secure a $1 .00 . bottle of Wine of
uaraui toaay.
V
bad liver at' the saine . time, Your
liver must be in' fine condition if you
would feei 'buoyant, happy and hope V
ful, brighVof eye.light ostep vigor-
ous ana succebsiui in your pursuits.
Yvu can put your liver in fine condir
tion by. using Green's August Flowe-
the greatest .of ; all medicines for
the liver and stomach and a certain
cure for.dyspepsia or indigestion. It
has been a favorite household rem
edy for oyer thirtyfive jears. :; Aa-
gusi; FtoWer Will make vour liver
healthy and active and thus j nsure
you a liberal supply of "good spir
ts " Trial size, 25c: regular hot
es. 75c ..At all druggists. .
Last" week ; we , unintentionally
omitted to mention the fact oL the
death of Guy Foushee, a Jiephew of
Mr. A. R. Foushee, of Roxboro,
which i occui red a- few days ago at
AmanJlo, Teias. Xbe remains
reached Durham on MoiYday , morn
ing of last week and were laid to
rest in Maplewdod- cemetery. The
funeral services were conduced by
ev. u. J. XDompson, pastor or the
First Baptist church of Durham.
Guy accom panitd. bis mother, Mrs.
CorinDe Foushee;" to -Texas ' a few
weeks ago. Our readers will remem
ber that 'Mrs. Foushee- died eoon
after reaching the Lone Star State,
and her remains were brought back
to Durham for burial. Guy passed
awav with the samedisease that his
father and mother, had consump
iion. I Deceased was 20 years of age.
Only two of the immediate family
are left -Miss Emma and Charlie
Foushee,
V ; , Spur , Stomach.; : , t:
Wheri.the quality of food taken is
too large or the quality too rich, -sour
stomach u likely to folio w, and espe
cially so -if; the digestion has. ben
weakened' y constipation. Eat
slowly and not too freely of easily
digested food . Masticate - the rood
thoroughly, ; Iet. five hou elapse
oeiweeu meais, ana wnen yotr ieej a
t " t . 'i . .i. - i i r
luiiueea uu weignt' iQ int reKiou ui
Ithe stomach after eating, take.Cbam
oeriain s stomacp- and Liver Tablets
and the I sour J stomach may be
avoidea. For. sale by Hambnck &
A.US11U .. . .
Person county h;nances .we re
never in a better condition tban a
preaentOounty scrip js worth dolla
for dollar. Numbei s of Person people
remember how it used to be when
scrip was considerably below 'par
This is something, worthy of careful
cohsiderationrin this political cam
paigo. vote ior the uemocratic
tickat jcdicates that ' you desire te
present condition of things to con-
tmue.
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A' Pby 8ician Healed .
Dr; Geo. Bwing, a practicing
physician of Smith's Grove, Ky., for
nxrov tmrfv voffra wrifea tiuj rtprarknal
experience wi tn ;Foley'd Kidney
Cure: "For years I had been greatly
bothered with kidney and bladder
ti ouble and enlarged prostrate glands
I used everything known 10 the pro
tessicn wicnout rener, uncn 1 com.
menced to use Foley's Kidney Cures
After taking .three ..bottles , I wa--entirely
relieved and cured; T I pre-
scribe it now daily in my Practice
and heartily recommend its use to all
physicians for such troubles.-! have
prescribed it in hundreds of cases
with r perfect 8 access." Sold by
Hambrick & Auscinv
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'WUIjnJIS
Opens Sept, 3.
Beginning yyith Saturday, Sep:
v tember 3,1 will re-open he pho-
torapn gallery in Koxbord, and
will be there
Every Saturday of . Bach
K " Week
: , - Mrougnout the coming, seasonv
aintil further notice. j ,j
,' , I .wish "to I call your; . attention
: , totlie fact that;I make fth'e tbest
-quality of Enlarged pictures ;as
' well as photographs, and at rear
- -sbnable prices. , . J
: Why give y oar? pictures to; be- sent
. of , when a resppsible party whom
; ; : ' -gjai td: eiryeyon , ' All work Will; be
, .promptly i'finjahed nind 'a'atief&tion
V: eftgsured yon ',i Give tne'a trialj and'be,
'"'joavin6ed.vObriHlfofge6vthevUtnS-ri
. v ? rSsturday of , Wh-weeb and the
jpliice Gallery over Tingen's .store.
- ' ' Yourd to" serve," , . . .
' : ' 'Dil-ER JHOLLADZXY,
The days of the straw, hat are
numbered. . " y
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Has, WDrld wide fame for marvel
ous cures. ;It surpasses any other
salve, lotion, ointment' or ' oalui - for
Cuts, 'Corns, . Burns, Boils; Sores
Melons, Ulcers, Tetter, Salt Rbeum,
Fever Sores, Snapped - Handj, Skin
firuDtions:iinflJible..for,Tile8; Cure
guaranteed. Only 25cat J . D. Morn
Tis druggist. !
Emergency Medici aes.
It is a . great convenience to ihave
at hand re lable remedies for use in
cases of accident and for slight in
juries and ailments, A good lini7
meet and one that is fast becoming
fsyorite it not a household neces-ity
Is Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Bv
applying It promptly to a cut bruite
or burn, it allays the pain and causes
the injury to heal in about one-
third the time usually required, and
as it is ah antiseptic, jfc prevents any
danger of blood poisoning, when
Jf am Balm is kept at hand a sprain
may oc treated before inflammation
sets in, which insures a quick recov
ery. For sale by Hambrick & Aus
tin. .'.
.CASTOR I A
1 for Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Alvays NBoughf
' - ' ". ""' ;- ''l.'y.!'--,r.".;i,'.'Vrf:''w.w,
The Kina Tou Have Always Bought, and rliicb lias been
uao Aur uer o v. years, nas borne tne signature of
ana lias peen made tinder his per
J sonal sapervision since its infancy
7 v . Aiiow no one to deceive you in this.
AU Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good 99 are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children--Experience against : Experiment.
:ht1s:CiiCST'RiA
Castoria is a harmless substitute, for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither ; Opium, ; Morphine nor other Karcotie
substance. Its; age is its guarantee." It destroys .Worms
and allays Feverishhess. -It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles,' cures jConstipation
and, Flatulency. It assimilates' the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, - giving healthy and "natural sleep.
The Children's PanaceaThe Mother's Friend.
CENUIP3E CASTORIA' ALWAYS
Sears' the: Signature
; Bears the
OjjatuToof
Land Sale.
The James H. Harris Tract
of Land. U'
He Kind Y ou Me
Always Bought
in Use ; For Over 30 Years.
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MURRAY 8TRCCT, NEW YORK CITV.
tife, Accident, Health and Ulabilty Insurance
(CON DEN SBD.) "
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lOTIVERBITYfi
OF NOICTH CAROLINA
Academic Department,- ; ; ;
Law, . . - . i
I . Medicine, -
PharmacJ'
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Free tuition toteachers and to minis
ters1 sons. Scholarships and .
Sloans for the needy
620 STUDENTS. 67 INSTRUCTORS J
New Dormitories, Gymnasium, Watei
s The Fall term begins, ,r-
ISteS04- Addresk C-
pelfRKGIjVENABLK.;;; ,;
Under and virtue of the mortsag6
w 3 J a . i rfi ' 7
ueeu uiaue iu uie uy xuuuias jj-
Wrisrht; deceased, on January ; 10th
1893, duly recorded in the office of the
Keeri8ter ol Deeds ot f erson county.
in Book M. M.. prges 34 and 35, default
having been made in the payment of
the debt secured by raid mortgage
deed, I will on v
Monday, October. 24, 1904,
at 12 o'clock., m;, at the court hbuse
door in Roxboro, N. 0., offer ior sale
for cash the following descrioed tract
of Jand, situated in tae county of
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jferson, otaie oi norm .aroina, in
the townships of Roxboro and Aliens
ville, about five miles east of k the
town of Roxboro, adjoining the lands
of . B. Slaugoter, W- Reade, J.
E. Montague and others, containing
abotit 800 act es. but be the same more
or less, all beiner the land ' devised to
i T, D. Wright, subject to the life estare
. r t xt ,nr s iW tA
OI tne WICOW OI J. n- JiurriB, iuc esoiiu,
widow now beiner dead, and Known
as the J. H. Harris land. tr .
This 20th day of August, 1904. j
;. R. Ji. WEIttHT, Mortgagee.
- N,'B. I have had :this tract sur
veyed by JH-' Howard; and thVsame
contains 538 55-100 acres. He has tu
divided, this . into 8lracts ranging
frdm 41 1150 acres. :I will first sell
this land as sub divided by him, and
then as wl ole, confirming the" best
sale.- J. H. Howdrd'p map is now oh
file at the, court Jiousef door in,Rox
boro. , . - v.' . ,. . , t'.
While theterm8 of Bale cin;, the
mortgage are .cash il , will iye the
following - terms: . One: fourth, cash,
on fourth4 in 12, months, balance in
two years,' def erred pf yments, to bear
interest from day of sale at 6 percent;
title reserved until.purcbase money is
paid in full. t For fnrthur infoimatioh
efertoR.H. Wrjght, Durham, N:JC.
MANNING CS5 FOU6HBK, awjb.,. ,ry
Insurance Con
HAKTPORD CONN. . - "
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MORGAN G. BULKFLEY President.
, JANUARY 1,1904.
Assets January lf 1904, $68,155,179.01
Premium receipts in 1903, li,733,253.87
Interest receipts in 1903, 2,825,620.69
Total receipts inie03, v 14,8,874.56
Pttvments: to Policy,
i holders in 1903, -
ffia Jcies, and all claims, .60,287,077.10
, Special Reserve in ad- , ' -
dition to - Reserve "
, above given
6,562,15305
2,186,188.00
guarantee Fund in Ex
' Cfss of Requirtments
bv Company's standard, $5,681,913.91
Guarantee Fund in Ex
v .,; cess of Legal Require-
nients, , , 7,857.944.56
JLife insurance- issued
jand revivedJn 19Q3, 33,087,131 00
IiTfc lnsurance in force ,
'January 1, 1904; , 225,765,843-00
Accident Insurance in
: .force Jai uary 1,1904, 208,617,238.00
Number of P licy hols
;ders, Jauuary 1, 1904, 213,368
ssea;"
PAID POLICY ' (TO-flAfS A" I f" "fl'i
Great Gains in Busiiiess " -During; 19(3 3.
increase in Assets, f Js,doi,oJJ .8
Incrtage in-Exctss ? , j V
rGaaranteeB nnd, 181412.86
Increase' in Pre " ;
mium Inccriie; - 1 508,99294
Increase in Total - ,
T Income; - 1,742,074.47
Incieasein Life In- .
Vsnrance issued, 2,597.293.00
V
7
01
In crease i n Li f e Jn-.
8urance,io Forcerf " $12,002,866 00
Increase in Accident In-
suranc? ip '.Force, ; - 9,067,034.00
Increased id -JJumber of -
Pol icy hold ers, ; - ,
16. 68
o. oy ay all
RLEIGH;:NV
HE SMWHER CAPITALBV
Mf hlar)Jest1ftnd .Tuost" fashionable Seaside Resort in Jibe ia.the South f
rhr e hundred -oomsi siDgioand'en 'suite J vPrivat'e "baths., I Hotel greatly;
mnroved amiiade" attractive thaheyer.1 Lighted br, electricitV -
pierlSiarilions. finest bathng, failihs . and fishing on " the .coast.;
LVrgcst andrmbst beautifully Ndecofatid ball roomin the.Soath.! Msio by
Sbecial.tate8:,toTamili0 fordiagram and booklet;
OVnefsA. &N,C,RR" : . A . ; J . COOKE, Manager,
; Y" Y'vr"ll!olf5!l n 1 A'PAnQIIMA
, -rv Y';-'Y-Cf '-: ,r y: v- " '-r "
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