, Plain Talks on Fertilizers
Increasing and Safeguarding the .JVheat-Crop
.Tbc use of com-
mcrciil fertilizers on
the wheat crop is year
ly becoming more
general prtwif crwxigh
that it juy and yay
well.
Tj many farmers.
however, use fertilizers
without due rrgan! for the
5jctal needs of their sil.
Often they lary the cheapest
grades Or they use very
small quantities.
That such
unscicn t if i c
use f fertili
zers has proved
profitable indi
cates what it
can accumjdish
for wheat grow
ers if used
more carefully ami intelli
gently. The bcM way to leam just
what fertilizers will pay you
best b to make com
parative tests on a
small scale with yir
tuls then use a
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uth wjth bt watr. b !- tri- litfht ami lhrr modern improve
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20,000 TELEGRAPH
OPERATORS NEEDED
YOUNG MEN PREPARE YOUR
SELVES fOR GOOD
POSITIONS.
On A.-ixnnt c( th r hnr law
pamii 1 bv tcirr in th intr-t
lljfr; hf. aol al vimnl of .
Baav nw railrtl twin bail! ami
Un itoUJ. aa naial UtiAmJ f-r
orrur ba lo T-t-l (nT
Ut MtituatVa ba ( L v! th nnmlr
of aJlitirttal lr-ratr thai will I r
qtxirl dannjc th a it t-n untK t
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w will ktit yoa qtialt&'U ftr tl-tnbJ
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bwwo vtal4ihv4 twrnty yr. It
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tboruKb an4 prtu-a. )Mtioa
titrlj icnaractl oor KralrvatA. DumtJ
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Two Mala Iin Railway Wlrrt raaiuto
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th Unit! Mat ha in-h utoUatr
aod practical f-ihti fc th lvnrfitif
tta ttoWfitA Wntf at vn f. r fr-.
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Wood' HIlh-Grade Sectb,
Crimson Clover
TVa King of SoJl tm pro vara,
alao aaakaa spiandld faB,
win tar and srftn araalnx.
Uv aarftaat era an fad, or
good hay crop.
CXtMSON U.OVCX will ln
Crtaaa Lh prodactivezieaa of the
laad mora thaa twentv timaa aa
Y mochaathaaaiseamooatapeatia
II commercial feniliiera. Qua be
11 acwa by itaelf or at the last work-
V to ol corn, eoltoa or .other culti-
Tatm crop.
Wood" a Trada Mark Crnaoi
Cloy Bead la the beat quality
Obtainable, ot teated rermlnatioo,
aad froa from tmpmritieaaadobjee
tiooabie weed aeeda.
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aboct Crlmaoo Oortx and
other Seasonable Seed.
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o ,
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t0 diyt9 treatment for $1.00; Satisfaction
. - yuannteeti or moneys-refunded.
FOR SALE
sufficient amount and
you will undoubtedly
increase not only the
averagey ieldi, but your,
profits as well.
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ginta Carolina Chem
ical Company for its
new Year Book or Al-
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book, written by government
and private experts. It shows
how and why you can in
crease your crops three or
f(ur fold by
following mod
ern agricul
tural methods.
A postal to
any of the Com
pany's offices
given below
will brinr a
copy by mail free of charge.
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ur light, st for
Think Of This!
Your horv, no matter what kiwi
of fWt h has, shod all.ro und for
GO cents. We make a sicialtv
of horvs with latl ftt. W help
the liors' anil il ea.se the owner.
A organ
r os.
P.
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and scrap iron.
Hardwood Mantels
V
We manufacture and carry a
large stock of Hardwood Mantels;
also dealers in Tile and Grates.
Can fill orders promptly. Write
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Charlotte. N. C.
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"BY;. M
THE
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The Making of a
Successful Husband
y C ASF AIL S. TOST.
h Is HM Oalr AsvieeiU rr Mar
,U4 Fell to TXlr Jeys
I) I . ferf Um WIm IhU4
a Wile Will B Zmllr Cowww
U Dm Escfceaae e4 Warriaa.
0
(Cfynnt. W. hT C. M. Tot.J
MT DEAD
DE.1R JOHX-I think yoa
anting a grave mistake.
been In tbe aanie boat
and understand joor motive.
I TOey art iaodable and rljrbt aa motive.
I but tbey go wrong; In action. They
dont accompiua woai yoa eipeci oi
thtm. IWd yoo ever see a croaa eyed
calf? I never aaw bat one, and I wa
tbe prood poeeeseor of that one when I
was a aid. That calf never did learn
to f et a proper focsa on thin (It Join
ed tbe beef tnwt before It wm a year
linn, and lta fool antics ued to make
me Uofk till I ft tbe tomarb acbe. I
remember once opoo a time Lightning,
a I oAed to call It. beeauae you never
cooU tell where It was going to strike.
TKe deacon' i languao wu not of the
kind c erjxct to hear.
got oot of the paatore, and I wae aent
to drive It home. Returning, I had to
pau through a lane, aod the calf would
butt Into the fence about every third
paneL No matter bow hard I tried. 1
couldn't keep It beaded atralgbt It ao
happened that M Deecoo Nortrosa
wee eomlag down tbe laae at tbe aame
Utae. lie had hie bead up and bla eyea
Died oo the bloa aky while be aang MI
Am Bound For the Happy Land of
Canaan" la a voice that made the
leavea curL He didn't aee the calf.
He waa obllvloue to all earthly algna
andeounde. Bat the calf both aaw and
beard him. It became excited, made a
drape rate effort to datb around tbe
deacon and of course truck him
aquare In the eotar plexue. Tbe dea
con came down to earth doubled op
Ilka a jackknlfe. and bis language
warn he recovered bla breatb waa not
of rha kind we expect to hear la ' the
happy laod of Canaan." Luckily for
Ieacon Noreroee. there were no mem
ber of bla coagregatldB wltbja bear
ing, and luckily for me there wis a
high fence In reach. A aectlon of my
trouaert waved from tbe top rail for
mauy a day thereafter.
Hare'e the Application.
I recall thle Incident almply to Illus
trate the point I made In tbe beginning
that good mot 1 Tea don't alwaya pan
oot good results. That calf aimed
right and was doing; Its level beat to go
right. There are a lot of people Juat
Ilka my boftlaia pet. except that their
strabUajue la mtal and not necea
aartly permanL Sow you come to
ma with jour little troubles, wbJcb
you think are big onea. and aay yof
don't want your wife to know any
thing about them becanee you don't
Do a' I irU your troubles to t4 poJicc
raait. want her to have any worries that you
ran ahlekl her from. I am glad to
have yoa bring me your troubles, glad
to give you aay sympathy and my help;
but. my dear boy, I and your mother
are do longer, your beat friends. There
la one who la cloaer now than we. one
who la or should be your other self
aud from whom yoa ahoald have no
secreta.
If by keeping- your troubles to your
self you coaU spare her trouble. It
would be ail right, although, for rea
eoBs which I ahafl explain later, I do
not think: It the beat way even then.
But yoa cej&not keep yoor troubles to
yourself. VToman'a love haa a keea
De of perception that la auperhuman.
She can detect the allgbteat physical
or mental variation from the normal
la tbe object of her love. She knows
that you are sick or worried almoat be
fore yoa reelUe It yourself. How abe
knows U I do not attempt to explain,
but my experience haa taught me that
It la useless to try to conceal such
things from year mother. No mailer
how free from pa La or care I may pre
tend to be, abe detecta the false no to
Instantly, and my observation leads me
to believe this faculty la a ualvaraaJ
accompaniment of love, masculine or
feminine, but much 'more keen In the
woman than In the man.
Werry Meae te Order.
.With this perception the majority of
women unite a moat vivid Imagination.
and therefore when the cause of wor
ry la kept from them they aupply one
A Gran Family Mellctae '
"It gives me pleasure to sneak
good word for Electric Bitters." writes
Mr. Frank Conlan of No. 4.10 Houston
HU. New York. "It's a grand family
medietas for dyspepsia and liver coni-
plk-atkma: while for lame back and
weak kidneys it cannot be too hiahlr
recommended-" Electric Bit tars regu
late the digeative functions, purify the
a a a .
noon, ana impart renewea viror and
vitality to the weak and debilitated of
both aexea. old under guarantee at
raraona Drug Uo. soc.
If we keeD well tnd cheerful.
and the mind consUctly active, we
never grow old. By and by we
set to the end of the journey, but
we nerer crow old. E, O. Kirk.
the .Kidneys, Bladder
Rheumatism. ....
. RELLEVE5
aafJsil Jaar
BACK-ACHE
ANSONIA N
of their own. Naturally th Jf'f
uouoie is . r'
nble than the real one. The rlalona
woman can conjure up under amen
rlrcumaunces are jseen by Biaonjria
tbe tnroea or a
mare. 80. Inatead of protecting ner
- Va
by concealment yoa simply add to her
unhapplneaa. or. rather you cause aa
unhapplneaa she would not hare felt
at all. In most cses, bad she xnown
tbe truth.
My boy. let me give yoa one Pinter
good and strong. Don t have any ae-
creta rrom your
wife.- Whatever!
y o n r . troubles
may be, don't
tell them to tbe
policeman, but
take them home
with you and
unload them on
the little wom
an there who
baa a marvelous
I-mmm capacity for ab-
ine- aorblng aaeb
things and giv
ing in exchange
to Ut vou a comfort no-
put Vicr on the $hclf. !kw1t elge otn
ever band oot to you. She is a won
derful alchemist, this little woman
You give her rusty Iron, and abe
rives you cold 24 carat fine. She
baa a way of making trouble look
like 30 cents and aendlug you back to
work with a lighter heart and a
stronger right arm. I will admit that
be may not be able to resist tbe
temptation to say, "I told you ao." but
that Is woman'a prerogative and does
not make ber anodynes any less effec
tive unless you spoil It all by flying off
tbe handle like a cbump. No matter
bow creat your sorrows, no matter
bow grave your difficulties, she can
and will give you help, and In tbe help
ing she will herself be strengthened
Sbe doesn't have to go off by herself
and mope over Imaginary Ills. 8he baa
somethlntr tangible to oppose, and it
gives ber a certain happiness to be per
mittPd to stand by you even In your
troubles, to feel that she Is your trust
ed comrade.
Its Effort Wasted.
It doesn't nav. my 1kv. to treat a
woman of this day and generation as a
child. She Luowh too much to fill that
role with satisfaction to herself or to
you. The position of a pampered pet Is
distasteful to her. She averages men
tally about as high as tbe betrousered
half of creation, and she doesn't want
to be ranked with the bric-a-brac on
the parlor tuautel. Sbe Is Just as use-
ful is .be Is ornamental, and she's not
going to let ycMi or any other man put
her on the shelf, and. by ginger, she's
right! It's a mighty good thing, too.
for you and me
and the rest of
us fellows that
she Is beginning
to assert her
equality, even If
some of her sex
do run ovmf the
lne. You kuow
never took much
Suxipplng troubles.
ttock In the so called advaatpd wom-
an who clamors for the rights and
nrivlle.res of men. not because I don't
thlnk she la entitled to neany an
she demands, but because I think it
- . ..i
will be a sorrv dar for her If she
get them. I believe In equality, all
right, but the two sexes are designed
for different spheres of action, and a
mannish woman and a sissy are equal
ly unnatural and abhorrent. The equal
Ity I mean Is tbe equality of social and
domestic position, tbe equality or au
thority, the equality of Interest and the
eaualltv of consideration. The grant-
tna ot such enualltv makes a finer
woman and a better and happier wife,
and that U the only kind of equality
l0 per cent of ber wf desires.
it Is In the swapping of trouble that
quality of Interest shows its greatest
value. There was never a man ami nev
er a woman who didn't have troubles
of some sort, big or little, mostly little,
ami there was never u man and never a
womnn who didn't get relieved by let-
tlag them out. provided they had some
body to talk to In whose confidence and
sympathy they could rely. There Is re
lief In the mere telling, and so when
you come borne In tbe evening, tired
aud probably cross, don't get out of
patience with Anna May If sbe gives
you an itemized atatement of the an
noyances of the day. Most of ber trou
bles may seem trivial to you, and sin
gly moot of them are, no doubt, but a
wbcisu's troubles stack up almighty big
Iq tbe totals, and U)y are more wear
lug on the mlud and nerves than the
sorrows that stun by their weight. Let
ber rattle along as tbe spirit moves her
and don't belittle or make fun of her.
Under the Influence of your sympa-
YOU LfAVE MY
JOHN ALONE
lou uill feel your che$t bulging out
again.
tbetlc and loving Interest her troubles
faolsb with tbe narration, and abe Is
In a proper mental frame to spend a
nappy evening with you and to begin
tbe next day stronger ana braver.
Talk It All Ovsr.
It li the same way with you and
yoor worries. A man ongbt to be able
to drop most of bla troubles when be
drops bla work. Tbat Is one of tbe ele
ments of manhood. But there are some
that are too big or too intimate te be
Wood's Liver Medicine is for the re
lief of Malaria, Chills and Fever and
all ailments resulting from deranged
condition of the Liver. Kidneys and
bladder. Wood s Liver Medcine is a I
tonic thA liver nd Kvwl riivt.
rick headache. cmtipation, stomache,
kidney and liver disorders and acta as
a gentle laxative. It is the ideal rem-1
edy for fatigue and weakness. It's
tonic effects on the entire system felt
with the first dose. The $1.00 size con
tains nearly 2f times the quantity of the
Pleasant to I
rmc sise. in liquid ronn
take. Martin Dnre Co.
Willie Piefort, a colored deaf
mute, stepped on the Southern
Railway track, in front of a mov-
nB train, at Durham Thursday,
ana was Kiuea. Anoiner mute wno I
was with him narrowly escaped.
BockJea'a Aralca Stlye VYIbs
Tom Moore of Rural Route 1. Coch
ran, ta., writes: 'I had a bad sore
come on the instep of my foot and I
Leas than half of a 23 cent box won
the day for me br affectinir a nfect I
cure. oid under sruarantee at Par-1
J-1 'a. TV.. I
sons Drag Co. . 1
rxii. ra
oi aoinq
A U O U 9T 4-.
onjoaded at the office, aod they hare to
be earned borne. If yoa lock them np
heart ther will of ronra
v Am .
noxlomj tuinc, they grow faster In
I darknwa. Talk them over with Anna
1
.t m w anI 1 thav Arr9 rllaairirkAaiw
mmn. j was s v ae am aaca a wra-
wm Jq
mlQd.g 9je JQU w,u fee, your fbt
out t carving- back-
wU Mtnl)htea aud
you can
vn Krk to roar offir tb nrt morn-
mMttm
n, ,, k. .m-i
K aa n vuiau wa, j vua sw v s j j vui oru
They are but tbe handicaps wblch give
test to the contest.
When Johnny Mcintosh went to tbe
wall In 93. be came to me and poured
out bis woes. He didn't care so much
for the loss of tbe money as be did for
the grief It would cause his wife. He
had been struggling along for month
trying to weather the current and all
tbe time putting up a smiling front to
hi. tl-k: doe. not eren dream
there is anything wrong." he told me,
. L. - . 1 1 4- V. n naM
IUU ue i can j LPcucvcu r ua i w ou.
Mrs. Mcintosh waa a society woman
who knew bow to burn money aa rap-
it'ir ..nr."nnrrUreXV
Johnny had al-
' -
wavs kept berfUTuBBCB
it i w
cash, but she
Knew no more
about bis affairs
than a rabbit.
He told me be
would rather
kill himself than
tell ber, but
Johnny was no
coward, and he
faced tbe music
like a little man. Let out Vr torrmis.
What lo you suppose that woman did
when he told ber? No, sbe didn't have
a fit. She threw ber arms around his
neck and cried, "Oh, Johnny, Is that
all?" She had known he was In trou
ble all tbe time, and her secret grief
had been greater than bis. The truth
was a relief, and she sailed in and
helped him out of the hole,
n. v.i
lie iuiu
me just tbe other day that his failure
was the greatest blessing of his life,
because It forced him to get really ac
quainted with Mrs. Mcintosh, and you
esu bet your old bat he tells ber every
thing he knows now.
Open your mouth, John, open your
mouth, and let out your sorrows. Give
Anna May a chance to show the gold
that's In ber. You needn't be afraid
of the result. I warrant you she ll
nd as our confidence
In each other grows so will your love
and your happiness. Your affectionate
datj, JOHN SNEED.
Heist With Hia Own Pstard.
A woman recently applied to a sew
ing machine company for a machine to
le osed on trial. The agent set her
down as one who had no Intention of
really buying, so he sent her a second
hand machine, made by another com-
pany. that they had somehow managed
io secure in traue.
"That." said he. "will be eood enough
f0V her jQ do hgr sewing pn, and that
i n ahe wants it for'
At tbe end of two weeks the woman
called at the office.
That machine." she said, "is a treas
ure, it runs easuy, ana xne lucKiug,
shirring and hemstitching are perfectly
beautiful. All the women in our build
ing say they never saw anything so
nice. They are going to sell their old
machines and buy new ones like it. I
am going to get a new one too. There
are eleven of us who want to buy.
Since that Is quite a large order, we
thnllfrtlt Oil ml?ht bO able tO get tbe
v o -
umiumca iw us m a. uibwuui..
1 ne agent neany couapueu. ne irieu
i it a rr a I
to induce the woman to look with fa
vor upon the machines made by his
own firm Dut her gffectjons were fas
tened upon the sample that he had so
fatuously provided. So in order to se
cure any commission for himself he
bad to fill an order of eleven machines
made by a rival concern. New York
Tost.
Bsfors the Footlights.
"Now, Muggins." said tbe stage man
ager to a keen and ardent young ama
teur, "do you think you could manage
to take on the part of the village con
stable? The man la supposed to be a
dull and stupid idiot, so the role will
suit you down to tbe ground. All yon
have to say when the pistol is flred Dy
the villain is, 'Hark, 'Ua tbe pistol r
You have no other words at all. Think
you can manage It?"
Yes, Muggins thought he could, so
borne be went, and tor pome weeks he
was rabearsiog the tragic words to I
himself. "Hark, 'tis the plstoir He
attended rehearsals most religiously.
but the pistol was never actually fired.
A sharp rap In the wings sufficed, and
then he would shout out his "lines."
The night of the production came.
Muggins stood In the wings petrified
with stage fright Then he entered at
his cue. The sharp and constrained
crash of the pistol smote upon his ears.
"Good heavens!" he cried, rushing on
the stage. "What's that?"
Vnfemmon Ufti
A young couple moved into a new
flat wblch bad never been occupied.
Tbe young wife was prowling about
with a pan full of hooks, big and little,
inserting them in proper places for the
hanging of clothes, etc. In one place
tbe wood seemed too hard for the
screw of the hook to enter, and she got
tbe gimlet to make a little preliminary
hole.
The gimlet didn't work either,
and sbe called to her husband. "Harry,
1 wish you'd see If you can make this
gimlet go in."
Harry came, looked and laughed.
"Yoor difficulty speaks better foi
your morals than your mechanics, my
dear," said be. "You're trying to bore
a bole with the corkscrew." New
York Press.
Diarrhoea Cared
"My father for years been troubled
Wltn diarrnoea, and tried every means
possible to effect a cure, without avail, I
writes John H. Zirkle of Philippi, W.
Va. "He saw Chamberlain's Colic,
CcJera and Diarrhoea Remedy adver-
m " "PPj Republican and decided
to try iu ine result is one DOtue
cured him and he has not suffered with
the disease for eighteen months. Be
fore taking this remedy he was a con-
atant sufferer. He is now sound and
well, ana aitnougn sixty years old, can
do as much work as a young man,"
Sold by T. R Tomlinson.
Outside of Germany the three creat
cider regions are Normandy and Picar-
J France; the aouthwestern -conn-
. v owuw,. vaauira
ana irnwaii, ana tbe northern prov
inces of Spain. Biscay ,and Gallcla.
eapecUUy In the Basque sections In
the Pyrenees.
Pineuies for isackacbe, little golden
trlnKnle aaar and nleasant to talra.
biooa ana invigorate tne enure system, i
Beat for backache, lame back, kidneys I
and bladder, su days tnai si.uu. unar
A ,1-AA--m QH Am-mrm -t.1 1 OO (In... i
anteed. . Martin Drug; Co.
tor
I906.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
-Mr. ,T. Edmond Hughes of
Elizabeth City spent several days
herewith Col. Fred J. Coxe last
week.
Mr. Non-Subscriber, your
neighbor says you worry him by
borrowing his paper. He dislikes
to tell yoa so and asks us to do it.
People want a paper when they
hare paid their own good money
for it, and feel, too, that they
hare paid for the convenience of
having it always handy when they
want it.
Mr. C. C. Bowman. Anson's
popular nurseryman, showed US
last week some fruit from
everbearino; peach tree. On the
same tWlfir With larize luSClOUS
peaches is a number of small ones
I v. . - .
ttiardly as large as the tip Of
Imnn'r. r.ijtll n A mm mkiAk mill
ujau a aiuaii uucr wuiv.il nui
ripen before another month is
oast So for one. continuous
SSP&J ri bes re fouDd on
nil s
Operation for piles will not be nec
essary if you use Man Zan Pile Remedy
ut up ready to use. unaranteea.
Price 50c. Try it. Martin Drug Co.
A a . t
A Smart Actor.
v
A German dramatic author tella
good story of an improvised mono -
loeue to which he had to listen on the
occasion of the first production of
new comedy. The hero had finished a
tolerably long speech, and at that pre
cise moment a medical man ought to
have emerged from the wings, but he
did not emerge.
"Ah. here comes the doctor!" begun
the hero afresh in order to fill ud the
time, and he stared anxiously in the
direction of the "prompt", side of the
stage.
"But how slowlv be walks! One
wnni.1 tmairin that thor waa no ni
I k.. ,.iHi
I a vsa uuitjt iivn uao yvoiuicij evvir
have to say to ber? At last he is once
more on his way. No now be bus
8 topped to talk to a man! Why, tbe
doctor knows everybody! Here he
comes again. Thank heaven!"
At that moment tbe doctor entered.
but from the opposite side.
For an instant the hero was taken a
little aback, but with admirable cool
ness be recovered himself, and as be
greeted the visitor he exclaimed:
How did you get round the corner
so quickly, doctor?'
Chronic Diarrhoea Relieved
Mr. Edward E. Henry, with the
United States Express Co., Chicago,
writes. "Our General Superintendent,
Mr. Onick. handed me a bottle of
Chainberlan'8 Colic, Cholera and Diar-
an attack of the old chronic diarrhoea.
t have liaed it ace tDat time and
cured many on our trains who have
oeeu sick, i am au uiu soiuier wuu
served with Rutherford B. Hayes and
William HoKmley four years in tbe
23rd Ohio Regimeut.and have no ailment
exceot chronic diarrhoea, which this
remedy stops at once. For sale by
T R Tomlinson.
Ths cava Dwsiisrs of Italy.
In several of the towns of southern
Italy through which I passed ' there
were pointed -out to me caves cut into
tne soua tocks or tne nuisiae wnere
peopie are nving. in one Bucn cave
house in Sclll. Sicily, there was a rough
bed on one side of the cave, on the oth-
er an oil press turned by a donkey.
I rtfan T hoA aAAn hnnoao n.hu nulla
i - nuvoc f
Were COnstTUCteO Or DrUSU ana mU(1
I
and the roofs made of rough ttlea or
inaicnea w.tn scrww. ne peasant nas
been most patient Naturally light
Qeartea ana long sunrenng, ne wouia
cheerfully eat a piece of black bread
and an onion for his morning meal.
olive oil and bread for dinner, boiled
v mum tuuwM dvhovucu n ivu ca tiiuv
potatoes ana a piece or goara Cheese
with more black bread at night, and
then at the close of his humble repast
stoop down and touch the ground with
his hand and, kissing It, thank God for
nis ravors. m some or the remoter
towns the simple minded people con-
tinue to do so. But contentment under
such conditions could exist only so
long as there waa no contact with the
outside world. Whether the bind hold-
ers desire It or not, progress Is bound
to come. "Charltlea and th.e Oommona."
'
ees Laxative C'crogb Syrnp recom-
mended by mothers for young and old
is prompt relief for coughs, colds,
croup, hoarseness, whooping cough.
Gently laxative and pleasant to take.
Guaranteed. Should be kept in every
household. Martin Drug Co.
Discounted.
"Papa." said the diminutive daugh
ter of a New York manufacturer. "If I
bring your slippers to you every night
you come home, will you give me 5
cents a week that I can have to
spend?"
"Yes. Catherine." her father replied.
feeling that such an arrangement would
teach her a few principles of regularity
and tboughtfulness.
"Well. then. papa. I thought of this a
long time ago, so. I think you owe me
about 15 cents by this time." New
York Times.
Sick Headache and Biliousness re
lieved at once with Rings Little Liver
Pills. A rosy complexion and clear
eyes result from their use. Do not
snipe or sicken. Good for all the fam
ly- Martin Drug VjQ.
Wilfred waa sitting upon his father's
rLW-atchin hU motber m
u uair. i
Papa hasn't any mareel waves like
iL.in f . ... . . . i
uuti, saia xne rainer lauaninsiv. i
WUfred. looking up at his father'a
bald pate, replied, "Nope; no waves,
Its all beach." Harper's Weekly.
Pmeules for the kidneys. 30 day's
trial fi.00. Guaranteed. Act directly
on the kikneys and bring relief in the
, . r .
' ncPf
lcmey and bladder trouble. Entire
system Martin Drug Co.
DR. A. E. CLINE, V. S.
Horses' Dentist and Dogs a
Specialty.
Attendance day or night.
nftT xxr T V
umce at Wadesboro Live Stock
Co.'s Stables.
Wadesboro, N. C. ,
Fire Insurance !
I write Firs Insurance In a VnrtJi
Carolina Companies, in 11 other United
iuies.
when you wish to insure
SKainST UlO.
Phone 103, Hill House.
p. a; McGregor.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
tor State Senate
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the nomination for the office of State
C3 M 11.1. mh4uitnl
action of the Anson county Democratic
primaries. W. J. McLENDON.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the State Senate, subject to
the action of the Anson comity Demo
cratic primaries.
JAMES A. LOCKHART.
For Representative.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Representative from Anson
comity in the Lower House of thenext
wenerai ssnbiuv oi -""n roiina,
anl:,,: VTrnnJuc
nereoy asnoucw myseii h eauuiuaie
I . i m . i!i . a.
"TlP
I 111 JJO lUlfCi aavrva7 va iuu ucaw vjs UUCI Cl
a Assembly of North Carolina, subject to
I a?lA TV-... iZ T
uie aniuu ui wio tJeium-niui' iriiujtrir
ery respectfully.
inuSl
For County Commissioners.
We hereby announce ourselves candi
- dates for tbe offi ce of ounty Uommls
pnera for Anson county subject
ntuuu ui mMu uiiuiarirs.
J- br.'
I h 1 IU m Fu m mf IU f V A b
ma uotam r atTpm
HAMPTON B. ALLEN.
a j We hereby announce ourselves can
1 didates for the nomination for commis-
sioners for Anson countv. subject to
a I the action of the Democratic primaries,
B. L. WALL.
C. H. RIVERS.
G. S. LEDBETTER.
for Trcausrcr
I hereby announce myself a, candidate
I for the nomination for treasurer of An
5Pn county, subject to the action of the
""KSt E BENNETT
I
I I hereby announce myself a candi
I date for the office of treasurer of Anson
conniT, suDieci w me acnon oi me
i . .
Y. H. ALLEN.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
idt re-eieuuou wj me omc or treasurer
r i a a .i t' .
of Anson county, subject to the action
j T f
oi me Lwmocranc pnuury. ji nomina
ted and elected, will not ask for another
nomination.
J. O. A. CRAIG.
For Register of Deeds.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the nomination for the office of
register of deeds of Anson county.
C. W. THOMAS.
For Cotton Weigher
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the nomination for cotton
weigher for Wadesboro, subject to the
action of the Democratic primaries.
1. FULTON THOMAS.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
"ghar for
for the office of cotton wei
I Wadesboro, subject to the action of the
iiemocratic nrimanes.
DAN E. GATEWOOD
I hereby announce myself a candidata
cotton weigner at vvaaesooro, bud
Uect to the action ipf the mocratic rti
uaneu. , o. xxxwinAo utAxvrvio.
I herebv announce mvaelf a candi
date for the office of cotton weigher for
Wadesboro, subject to the action of the
I Democratic primaries.
W. FRANK FLAKE
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for cotton weigher at Wadesboro, sub-
ject to the action of the Democratic
primaries. CAREY B. ALLEN.
I - . . -1 i
i jor oot ion weigner ai wauesuoro, sur-
I ior.t thA smtirn nf thn rWtnrrntifnri-
1 . . . i
manes. JAMES MCKAE.
j hereby announce myself a candidate
f0r the office of cotton weigher of
Wadesboro, subject to the action of the
I Democratic primaries.
SHERRILL FORT.
I tw
. 0r LOrOner
T herebv annnnnce mvaelf a ndi-
date for the nomination for coroner of
Anson county, subject to the action of
the Democratic primaries.
E. F. FENTON.
I hereby announce mvself a candidate
for the office of coroner of Anson coun-
I ty , subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic primaries. ADAM GREENE.
House Moving and
Building
We are here with $1,000 worth of
special apparatus prepared to move,
raise or level your frame building of
any kind. Do the job neatly and at
very moderate cost while all machinery
i8 in in town.
Always ready to do any kind of con
tracting and building.
Dumas & Birmingham.
Can be found in Wadesboro during
next few weeks.
ASHCRAFTS
Condition Powders
A high-class remedv for finre
and mules in nnnr noniif;rt
in need of a tonic. Builds solid
. jr. . .
"U!tl an Iaii Cleanses the Sys-
tern, uiereuv nrnnnnnor a cmnnih
. u uniuuui,
sj10ssy coat ot hair. Packed in
aoses. c. DOJC bold by
Parsons Drug Co. and
Martin Drug Co.
Notice
North Carolina--Anson County.
T a : ri
! John T. Patrick ys J. H. Bennett etal.
m. UUl I
The defendants. A. H. Hammond.
Fannie Treaavent, W. H. Hammond,
W.J. Hammond. Kosa M. Lnckhart; I
rtr.T r tw,h,;- T; r u'
.ev rM, uiwiuaiu.
rsrannam, itoaa Lee, and li wtr& ui me superior coun
Lilly, will take notice that an action son county as administrators or
2252s? f abGVeiM been .commenced the estate of Julius W. Burns, de
against them in the superior court of i KU i;n)
Anaon county, before the clerk for the All persons hold rig claim
sale of real estate for partition be- against said estate will pres'-
4-nA. v a- i .i . I
vcuufcB m cuuuuuu mereoi, i
said defendants having an interest in
sucn real estate, une said defendants
will therefore take notice that they are
required to appear before Thomas C.
Robinson, clerk of the snnerior nonrf
SLJ
uuuco u itoucbiaiiu, .ii . ., on me i4tn
day of August, 1908, and answer or de
mur to the complaint in said action or
the plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in said complaint
This 13th day ot July, 1908.
THOMAS C. ROBINSON,
m aerk Superior Court,
JOHN W. Gdlledqe, Atty,
. ft. CkUaaoa, & Tttsm
lyjcLcndon & Thomas,
Attorneya-at-Law,
Wadathon H. 0.
AH btataass will rfortT raiw
tton,
Phone Ha 61.
Prt X Case Wafts? A.
Qoxe &. Brock
Attorneys and Counsellors at La
Wadesboro, N. C
Prompt Attention Given to all rri
Businesa. Special care taken in ih.
management of Estate fnr '
i Administrators and Cluardianjj. and In
I re tnrua"onori
ing to old and unsettled estates: Invs.
tigation of Titles to Real Estate, and
the Drafting of all kinds of legal instra
menta.
Offices 1. 2 and 3, Leak 6c Marshall
Building. Phone 42.
John W. Gulledge,
Attorney and Counaellor-at Law,
Wadesboro, N. C.
to m ement of Qataa for
Wnf Adndnfatrstori tnd Ouirdi.
ana: invastiiratinir titles to real eaUta-
I ' . " r
collection of claims; drafting all kind.
of m8trUmenta. and can facilitate
- the purchases and aalea of ' your real
estate and secure loans for long time on
same. Corporation, Commsrcial and
oanampicy law.
Businesa entrusted to me will be ap-
; predated, and hava prompt and pains
taking attention.
Office over Wadesboro lo thing and
Shoe ompany's Store.
Jenry S. Boggan
ATTORNEY aT LAW.
WadeaboTO, N. CL ,
Prompt attention given all businesa
entrusted to him.
Hon. R. E. Little's Office in Court House
i a i.a
t-uuiviiui a.
I
Attorney and Counaellor-at Law,
Wadesboro. N. a
All Business Will Have Prompt
Attention.
Roy M. Huntley
DENTIST.
Work Done Night or Day
Rooms Second Floor of Nw National
Bank Building
Phone No. ). 7 17
Df- BVette.
DENTIST
Office upstairs over UichTdsonA
Martin's Drug Store.
Phone 78.
WadesUro. N. C
RA MULLIS.
ClvO Engineer. ,
Phonk 44. - WZNQATB. N. C
Railway, Municipal and Fro Sar
raying; Location and onstrucfon of
Public Highways, ounty Hapa. Drain
age. etc. Charge moderate, drr
-
J L. Edwards,
SURVEYOR
Wadesboro, N. C.
City Restauraat Pboo IS a.
A F LYMAN,
dvtt Engineer sod Surveyor.
Telephone IS B. Lllesvine M. C.
Now is the time to get your linea rna.
All work carefully and promptly
done. Get a reliable man.
field & uny
Architects and Engineers
Alkkmaulk, N. C.
Fine Residences a Specialty.
Write for literature
Money Lost
If You Fall to Carry
I WRITE
fire. Accident, Health,
Liability, Steam Boiler
and Fly Wheel Insurance
VV. LEAK STEELE
Phokx No. 16.
Administrator's Notice
Having this dav qualified as admin
istrator on the estate of John Robinson.
i loinaiwi tuv eautic ui uunii iuu"
deceased, this is to notifiy all pthod
i rinvinir riuima airoinut umn purum
. -
nret. tha auma t tiu ti nr i'fir' tue
13th day of July, 1909, or this n'"'
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery
All persons indebted to said extate are
required to make immediate payment to
me. This the 13th day of July. mK
L. D. ROBINSON .
Administrator of John Robinson, dec
Robinson & Caudlk, Atty.s.
0t jCC Of AdlTIniS
tfatinn
UUUUII.
tir .. . . ... Ua
c nuve nuaiiiied oe.iore c
, . - 4 f ,n- r
.1 . . i i i r - . .v 1
uiem to LiB unaersigneu io t . i
mont oath def 01 i1
t i iTvvrT A" . ril v
Jfu1? I909; or notlce "lrs.
Plead in bar of their refo''
All
tate must make immed PaV"
rnent .
This June 20th, ISO. .
J. A. BUBNb,
J. M. BUKNS ,
Administrators of the estate
Julius WP Burns.
McLendon& Thomas, Attys.