THE ENTERPRISE.
irrßunrtF.n rvE«YM;DAY
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1 KMTOK »«L! Pinl'HlT ...
II a mhmlrt w»»h.-« til-' |a'-» •» : !* ,h?
p-ibttfier ai« *»? m-ili-l ial
Mid up
A-J»efti«!itenl« on w'.i-li no «pe "iSc n«mt*T
ml iurni u i* marked. will •« inarfce.l tiH
fo'rbtl t-j *«te of dlaaralino
•MO. —T
| A4Mrtl*ta-ni« Jiirjitiiafi before In' lirar
 contra It 1 for lot eajirei will 1>? tran
sient lltn for tilr time arlaally pttblUhed.
No'communicinon noUced wlth'trt th- name
t | Lhp writer. aec*»m;«aTiie« it n-K to I* |hil>
ttah eft. hot •«» Rnafanteerrf *•**!. (aitl"
AI»V*«THIX ;P. »RRA ONE inch one inwiiion
ItVrttt*. * KKII MhKquealJhlwTti »n '* cent*.
Btnisrv l/*al« $ ceni» a line
Obituariesar.d Keaol.ltioto ol Rt»prrt. all over
la liar*. 5 centt'a* line.
Copy lor Adeertia-mentv or chance of Artver
•iaewent*. ran*t bf in thtt office net later than
Wrdn-«Uv no.ia.
#U«SCR!PTION Jt.oo A VE%« IN ADVA.VCK
Entered at th* I*>>«l lilfice at Williamson.
If. C>,ai Second Claw Mail Matter.
t
KBIOAT, Janimby 21, 1902.
HOWjCAN YOU EXPECT IT?
On several'occasions some
of our readers have complain
ed about not seeing anything
iu tho paper relative to occur
rences in which they were in
terested, These complaints
have reached us second-hand;
we do not remember a single
instance whore a complaint was
made to us direct, nor do we
remember a single instance
"wheru complaints have been
made that 'lie party or partus
interested had given us ANY
information before going L»
pres", about tlie raws com
plained of. • \\ e are not iniii'l
> readers, and therefore 1.111 rmt
know everything thai take*
phu-e Hides we : ~nc -
matron from rum source.
The c>!u:nn J /'i' Tut: KsTt.R-j
WIBP-«r *np -n try-fh ;* rrtiz'M's
of Martin • » i„ k iv t > h.-rald any*
lie.vs or iti'f-».-in itiou lor th.'r.i.
~'IT ls loJF.e a.iiicc inga!
any pl.i•••> i i t'i • cv.iiiii v we
will til';-' p!e.i ; ur..» i 1 .VIM » 1 . 1 ■• -
ing it in »>i:r pi[ it. 1!' v ni v. I M
only let us know it MI ti-n-• ;
Don't think t!i i' (!i» papi-r
man, especially a !>«-.»! p.'pes',
man, iii;i-t get the news the
best lie can, (we have to do
that here) espei.iliv when the;
paper is not patronized by home!
folks as it should be. The
largest daily new.spapers in this!
country are dependent upon!
tho publicfor it new.«. llow
mtich congressional 11 ew s
would the outside people ex
pect to get if Congress would
bar it's doors against newspa
per representatives? I tow
much financial news would we
—L get, or how much can we ex
pect lo get. if the parties inter*
eated close up like so many
clams and do not give the news
paper representatives any in
formation ? I low can we ex
pect to know when and where
a national meeting of nny kind
will be unless sonic one gives
that information to the news
/ papers? How can your local
, pa|>er man know when a meet
ing is to take place unless you
tell him ? And how can he
know what takes place at that
meeting unless he is allowed to
attend, or the necessary infor
mation is supplied ?
Wc are not kicking against
criticisms; wo want to be criti-
but. we WI WANT that
criticisms bs just. When von
are sure wo know of o eurren
ceaofany kind, that will tt.-
form, enlighten, or benefit our
citizens in any way, and we fail
tfelpublish it, just call at our
"race with shot funs >r sticks
(the latter are how
ever,) and run us out of town
VMa *%Mtnrc :» on CTCTJT bo* of the isnlM
- Laxative Brume-Quinine T*biat«
«• wmut, that emnm • la •••«■»
BERNARD WITHDRAWS.
The I.' tl ig?' JVfe Was! -
rre-j iri-it of J a-.-1
" nary 20tii »ai«l:
"It's a'l over with Cstidc
Bernard. He withdrew fc jm' the
f District AttoriW-f&Hsp race this
morning at the W hilt iloote ia She
■ Hrsenee of President looiWih i
\ Senator Pritchard sad a score o! j
Nortli Carolinians who came here]
to urge hi* appoiatmeat. j
saw Ihe appointment of ex-C"n j
! gressmati, dinner was inevitable j
I *nd withdrew in g *>l order. re- j
' calving the thanks of Senator]
Pritchard a .-l (he commendation
r of President Rorsevelt
"The Bernard delegat on was
' escorted "to the White . House
this ino-nLng by Senator Pritch
! ard. In the party were Dr.
•C- 11. Abbott. H. L.
Grant, Claude Docketjr, Wheeler
Martin, ex-Juil-e A M. Moore ami
eX-Solkitor Sewall. The President
recognized Major Grant, wlo acte 1
»as spokesman. Among other
things. Major Grant i fonne 1 the
President that Bernard had the en
' dorsement of at least ninety per
cent of the Republicans in North
[Carolina. Ihe President suggested
. that the District Attorney sh-uld
present his case to the Attorney
General, and then llernard stepped
' fort 1 ! and withdrew from the race.
' He said that inasmuch as Senator
■ Pritchard desired to make the ap
i pointment from personal reasons
, he would not en-t»airass him by
farther pressing his canrhdaty. IK*
was then Xhanke-1 l»y Senator]
1 1 Pritchard anil the President c»»u- j
'lgraluLited l..im promising that h*j
vvotild serve him in any way lie!
i ■ c-'tild.
. | " ftcr Pemar.l . amc away l-.fj
j! iL dared lr nt he v ««;'! net !-e
;,t iat d:dak' f r any ot er Hi-. \ j
| Some  i hi - »• en > .V-iA !»-•- »«a k
'j hone i .iv. / rn a«vi V y -:tv l.«
N{llt ii-titwimri
! lit J-!I 4 i:i i it. >v »» i':f I . t he
j rn.ulf nr» :»tt I . k ••tt ef s :i (.iMi!.
• I iii.-m - rait j>i n * n»all i:,t o- \
« •' - " ■* *-• ' ■ '' i
I i", ,v ■/ a; t . ,'...!nw in
■ ■ :i:i■ i' ri . - :i 'ts
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; iMi' c mj' i.>i -i ■ .t »*» h i:. ...
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■1 ti.»-.«--U t'-tr-ii it- s\ 1; St,
i |V.r 'V .;k .'i! 1 r *• ■> ,; i] ia? iiur-
I J ; » l .r . » ... . :( I, til', i: 5s I •. .
• |>r i! r c ■; S t:r»p.-rr»-»«ig r-*"«,r {
, ■ t
I aii'l a j- nit pWvwjii : f r
t | ri-li i i!: urv Mir* rt -» It rjjMjaiwj
i river t» the !»!.tnd Sl «t 'h - I
I !
' Congressman Scr a'l will make an '
I etfort t'•morrow !•> lilt-; th- Sir-]
! s«>o approprinilon tor t':ect|nipmenl j
land com p etlon of" the !>ioltv*ial
j station at 11> aulort in«!t*dril in the
limerjjcncy and I'cticiency I*lll. '*
Th; Charlotte Observer say>: In
our \Vadesl»ort» correspondence is
meutuSlied the interesting ex pen
enre t»f Mr. Gc>>rj»e W. lluntici;
of Anson, in cott n-jaising las'
year. It was the worst year for
cotton in the history of the country
, —the crop was almt>s! a complete
failure in Anson, Richmond. Scot
land and Robeson, ord narily treat
cott«»n, counties. Some of Mr
Huntley's neighbors did not make|
1 j a bale to si* acre* yet. on twenty |
i live acres he made eighteen bales
i
. and the reason for his greater sue
|! cess he says, is that whi e others
; were saying it was too wet to plow
" j he was plowing and boeing. thus
' keeping the land >t;rre«l an 4 of
'jcourse keeping down the era*-?.
; It is pcrhap-i worth w J ile for farm
,: ers to think over this e*;»*a> ation.
' 't is tJiiTicith, if not al>solulo-J
!lv iinpos.si , )! », to apprecsato tho!
■| full valno -f anvtlisu" yott haw |
I t's tleatl IM-V wlioti you haven't 1
rgot it. j
i »
' V.n'•ii atiiig the in faijei-d of
UiP Mt!itft:i{K»lis ClianiWr cf
1 Coni'tton-io wag all hut i
M.smalljKjx isn't tK.? only tiling
r that such organizations ought
s t> Uc vaccina l«l for.
The lloors tlcs'-iare Uiat they
j seek no pa: Ivy ami that xthe
stories of peace negotiaUons
always enianate from l'rilish
t soureex. Tlie Poere may have!
nmny fattlt*. but lack of gritj
' isn't one of them. ——J
Tlir. ENTERPRISE. WILLIAMsTOK, If. C.. FRIIUY JAXUAUY 24 .19fll
I WASBIS3T6S LETTEI
j  rtosa o»r itjtUr fat.t.yawjtaU)
I , P..|«4S=»=-V 19^1.
i Tiie approaching visit of Print
i ilsnry. of Prinsu. i tbesll absprb
-15 :ig topic of conversation in \V:-t
--' this nek. mA only in social
i 1 htit in executive aifcl dipkMnatie
Csrck- as well. Whik-Ihe
, of Lis visit is of a seciil cliarr.'.'ter
! its tii;>lo:uatic significance Ls of suf
.l ri.-ient ita| ort to raise it ahove or
; j dina'y' social affairs anJ the Pre -i
j dent and the memf>ers of the Cabi-
I net are as much interested in the
j details as their wiees and daughters,
j This is the first time that a Pre>i
i dent of the United States lsa- been
c>dled UJKJII to entertain royalty ofj
Prince Henry's rank travelling ia j
, ail official capacity and Mr. Roo.-e
velt is ni'»~t anxious that the event
pass oft with eclat-
Mr. Win. A. Donning, member
of a firm that is building the royal
yacht, has been in Washington in
conference with the President. Sec
retary Hay and the German Am
bassador and the date for launching
has liten set for February 2>tli.. al
though it is possible that it miy be
changed to later in the we -k as it
is desired that the Prince -diould be
present in the Capitol on the 27th.
when Secretary Hay will deliver
his eulogy on President McKinlcy.
The details of the reception have
l>e«rti confided to a committee com
posed >f Assistant Secretary of State
Hill, Major-Genera! Henry C. Cor
bin. Rear-Admiral Roberly I>. Hvans
ami Count Win Qiudt, first Secre
tarv oi the German Embassy. The
Pre-.ident will, of course. In- j>rese:it
J it the launching of the yacht bht
j't h.is not l*vn th-finitely
; ed whether Mr. Rboneve't and In- j
] partv u ill'accompany the Prince >•»
S ,M:-i.'tt.r'> IslAlid 1 v.Jutl.er they
» !■( tr.:\el semratjlv. Tit-re will i
(
• .1 • '„.fe I it! 4 -i •» at-the White]
IIT ii:-;- in tli.* 1'; k * l>oii>r and
it v.:: I pr'i •■'•a' 1\ . tin.' lartlnrj
■ V l'• 1 >rv ?vt. i:i f«>r b-jnie. Ilt-i
"* •' r~f ?T'.r-' -t!j. '
ft :t ,? s • 1 .1 '• - * , » ' . t > K*i
-v' r- ■ 1":
. ' ... . • • " Z' ,
:■ ; ; • • 'l.' •!> .1. t»■; •
"J
,-t. -I ~:i !a- \t. v I fj-lc:;-!
- yd il a "*> * 1 llij'i t_ .
• .ng to f-l.uKst 1 Itra
1
; A-. •*- the ■ j J
I Kuvt Itit.i jr.-.! I* him he was vv. 1 1
1 -• >::sc.
iii-l -voitld trv ami make thiiic.-i
i
Ji 1 ..i.-uit iyr Inm HI all ways j«o- i j
blv ;:t.«I I am sure if he docs that!
j with tlir Prince he will make thcl
j r.iost ph-xsant impression. To IK- I
j .liw.-.vs thinking ol etiquette is to]
make mi-takes. Let the otlurs
think of the t-titjuettc."
The tliuiKis and levees at the
White House continue with the
usual regularity ami are lietter
managed and more enjoy4l»le than
formerly. Almost every night some
one 111 Washington gives a dinner
party and on most evenings there
ateoneortwo rceptions ami per
haps a ball to l«e attended later so
that no tine who has ccme to the
capitol to enjoy the social gayety
is likely to lie disappointed. A
great many men from Washington
I went to Philadelphia last week to
j the Clover Club banquet. Minis
ter \\ u was the guest of honor, but
that did not save him from the in
terruption to which speakers at the
Club's banquet are always subject
ed. however the Minister proved
himself to l»e go.xl nuUireu and
v.ittv and was voted "a royal goou
.tltow**. ' 7
Tttc daily sessions of Congress
I the r-a-t week have Ix-en liniitetl in
j number a:ui brief in duration an-:
| t'aconhr rerjly ttaportant work has
• 1 done in committee. To-day or
! UK.frmv ills Philippiaetarriff till
I :llhcrc;-ortcdta the Saaiit ami
j; romi . - to furnish a subject tor de.
jivsteliut will last for some weeks
i lis "s-ijß'te trr. 'domroehie!
lias deciited to rc - .*-tf favorably on
| ihe Ship Subsidy B : H an«t that will
. - owe «p for .'dfr cjt* 4«j\ before long
althctigh prol«tb!y not umiil aft?:,
(the Philippine till is dr=po«*d of.
I »rr.ct Representative }:\rr,a H.
Southard of Ohio, in the C 'pitol
yestcrdssy and hfe toJd nie that he
wrd pnshiitg' ilio qtScsUon of the
j adoption of the metric systpig ©tj
1. weights and measures in his cow-'
, t mittce. He is chairmen ?»f thr]
{House Committee on Coinage.
Weights, and Measures, to which
the bill providing for the adoption j
•A that sj-sten by the government
was referral. "We heard
from tLe scientific BKO of theoosn-
Uy ia past yais". said Mr. South
ard. "and tiny arc ucaaaßscO;.- in
favor of the change. It k
. ni/cd that it ma>t come sooner or
. later, and we desire to ascertain if
i the titae has come. With that ckl
r ' in view I have invited some of the
i most prominent manufacturers in
' the a«r.tr)- to appear before this
co.ataiUcc an I express their views,
j "We expect to bear from such
nua as Mr. Vaakiia Superintend ;
lent of the Baldwin I,corKivtj
: Works. Mr. W. M. McFarland of|
[ | the Westinghouse Electric Co.. j
r Mr. T. C. Search, President of the,
! National Manufacturers' .Wxiz
tion and others. The men we have'
invited now are the only ones who,
nrght oi>ject to the change. Ij
don't think t'lev will, as many of j
I our manufacturers now have to
i u-e two systems, of measurement
because their foreign customers de
mand the metric system". In re
|>ly to a question Mr. Southard said
that the United States. England
and Russia were the only great
countries who had not already
adopter I the system.
The Home Committee on Com
merce is still hearing deputations
on the subject of the Pacfic Cable.
General Grecly. bead of the United
States Signal Service, strongly ad
vocated government ownership of
the cable, lie stated that during
the rece-nt war he had been obliged
to secure c»ntrd of the Hytian
cable at a cost of 5- '»k> jier day.
an expm=* which need not hare
been incured had the govcrnent
ownol the elide. Admiral Bra-I
j lord. W!K> has had charge of cable!
! standings »>r tin: Xavv a!s»» lesii
'! *
j fk-1 in f tvor of gov.ri.me.i! ow>».r
! ship. ! U that fbf event cf
j a war Great l!r;ni'i it w;w:!4?
pi.- i»np for the United J
j .st.it.-. t> i oaiiiiiiialr " th t*»-_-J
i' "ii . :• .'i! «!..' taat }«*•}
ff-»n ft-.t"rv-"-:t'T»;;=••••«j -• *.i
v-.rafuirrcation with aii of her j
. i.ia(!e her more v ffee j
! t.ij. i.; tUeCharleston !._•» :tv>:i  t->!
i r •:-»and!
' i vi.-c her*'' *i lit? I itl: i
M, . r.u! M C Mkd
jc •/. Mr. A. K. Grade v.I sev-J
[ Ri_- .1' ••4 of tire fi'/iSi.'t and j
t t' . . i trt I'l.fStr l !i»
j;my tic f resident. Mr. K>* J
|.>Tt t.> d-cline]
lanta and sevc. jf^bthe.- Southern I
1 1
1 tow us. >
• McDtrriE's Ti.raiA. Cm:. C. rn 1 i
j  '.ire fhilh & alt isiUru U»Mr«, 01 i
j nunieY ir(nn>itl £. (tilt
I If llie |iracti*c «»f jaiiingj
I  !afrvoyanU who prey upon'
, lire credulous and £i:persiitiou
becomes general, how will a lot
of "stickers" get rid of llioir
sjcire change?
Tl Cirt A CaH la IM lav
T ike U»ti«e Broroo Quinine TaMet*
AH ill U|tv Ist* rWnnt the mmrx H « flili
to eure It W. Grove"* sigiut'jß on each
t*>*. »se.
A WO3TIY S3CCESSML
"Smi!Ui( liw Mtr Tie Sn.
Alt l>UCtor» bl»r Iritil U> OUT CATAKKH
bv the owrt' pmdm. ariilKm, iahalm
ami Aran in p**f fonq Thru pnnlm
•try ■)> the mnctrat membrane* ranting
thrro to crack o|»cw an bimt TV power
ful aci.li used >■ the inhaler* lutt entire
ly eaten away the nmc nemhiaaa that
. their makers have «met u» nm. while
p»«»c» a*.l ointments c-npot reach the ll
i x-ase. An oil an ewnerienoe.l practitioner
' *Ho ha* for mane nan raa le a clnu
I ttndv an! »peci-Jtv 4 the t eatnarat of \
. CATV*kH. I«%- ..t !»1 nrr*ev-ted a Tir-t
1 mint which faithfully c*J. nnt na
!y relieve* -t Vv. fe-t pe.Tsanently cures
.XT VRK-I hy R»HU){ Iketmic, *top
' mr.,sr ih; and coriaj: all »->-
l Biouatkm. His tie -»aly niatijf k»«c
to wee. - J.'ist: tallv uv»cbr- the afliit
1. t l jvrt-. T!ibwoo.V-rfnlrrroe-iy Ukwra!
-Ntmss tSrnrAiuSifrai cataskji '
■ cr*K * .i t i is
' I ptiif of  ; ne - Ik>!L>r. each pfc kjjr coo
| -intcriiil nsd nttrij!
, ro Si t> )t *»r a fill; uo.-itu's tratsect and j
'i' Jit 4 t-j ~il use, !
• o EFirs" i» lit? only |»:VtciTUsh i
aa »- -. .; o-• *t' it* Zl--X m\ut\! a* ]
J I in- at'; sa?j eaJ c:r-- U ,
>i • '.ls*. ;:K'l ; «Jj > ■ '» ce-i-i:
H ',•!' •:» liuickivic ; |*.-ra«aar it
' S -.1 t ;t J. r^.Tnv
! a.it HJV • "»!!** ITM.9 nAt RElf. '
i Tviuf;« ahtn ssjjJaefed
■ 'lot M 1
! •/-. it j - ;u«.it it If is DO
*y . »■!» a c msatn-at,
J flivk V- 1- ;.,v"r .3UV.S »- Ci- V v. \.
i ri «in «t .'3j form or stvv if u d ac-,
'• -f-itiiA t-' the v,bhli yvotu j
• l»^a"tde ; a »K.t«eiwi
.. • >ri!M oaif, 48.1 write t.il ju: t'o»Lr> a- j
j ynr «-»*:,titioi. uj ton m-il irttivr '
■ • :»■ «1 -- .itj irv-m th- Twmmi 04 ti-> j
; J n ' >a nL.ifcr-lv ic^yL-di^t-vgL cr* j
, - v ci-it larva ktobl the nbtUi
>.tc* ot ~*sr;t t.Ks" "theet ARx.«kc£ot
. 1 catarrh cm."
I !»«! pf> pud 10 ur add*n« in tk |
i t'nitcd SuiuOfi'cu'li a Ruipt of On« I
, i l>ollar. AAX-cm Da k 4 C»t. EDWIN B-
- j
I IKE "I*SW W(MUIT- AIG> DI
VORCE
. I
. {Cariisi! Accuses Eeref R»-
;>j L»? tergt-i R&FaesMc for the
Wrecks *1 FkxHks.
r i "As I base said before. I regard
f'w.-Haa&'s rights women and lead
[jcrsin the uew to! of female
; | progress ; s the w rst enemies of
the female sex "* writes His Emi
,! nente, Cardinal GiliUmi, in The
La.iies. I!&me Journal for January.
, "They teach that which rots
woman of ail that is amiable and
. £c;iile. tender and at:ractire, and
■; uhich g;vcs her not ing in return
• but masculine bildueu and brazen
. J eSlro«»tcry_ While professing to
I em incipate h -r from donestic ser
.l vttude, they are making her the
,] s!a*e of her own caprices and pas
| sioas. Shr never feels at home ex
! cept when abroad When she is at
home, home is irksome to her.
She chafes and fret* under the re
straint and responsibility of domes
ticl'fe." Her heart is abroal. It
is exulting in imagination, in som?
social triumph, or reeding in some
scene of gajrety and dissipation. Her
husband come, to his home to find
it empty or occupied by one whose
heart is void of affe tion for him.
Then arise disputes, quarrels, re
criminations. estrangements, and
the last act in the drama is often
divorce. I speak the sober truth
when I affirm that for the wracks
of families in our country woman
has a large share of the responsi
bility.'
x rnoviisKNT ewejuip woman
SPEA KS.
. Rota T xlrr.nl Chnp>.Vkt-P»i
--' lr.it Illtn-ns \V «so\ \!ltanee. in qrik
my, tluuiV-Uia'il-ih Rcaelv.tiyt
I cßea>l mitb a strtrr cvM this * inter
shkh :iii-»trici |.j ran into pneumonia.
2 i.T-.iillfe.tot reneliir. t«J I seeme«l t»
gr«»« s-one / *vl TH.' RI -LIDAT >Pt lav
! tt'iuu- !i. A srtm t atbuc! me to try
i CiusWrSaa i Rfawlf an l I
. i it [>;a.tnl |a it rt
i i I mm n >« tatirtlv re
i eavc:r!, U •! -i ri-Si'S. ltror m I
j *uf"erin act \ I »ill arm 'c miih
; ihi» mrlarb; ajih." Far
j iiy K. S. St. Cx
. Fi'.'l J&Wt !;» E/j'-fWi.
, K -MATI: » >min U-jiily hsve a]
I verr well arch ia t .e center j
j of ihe eybrow. waile a st-nse ofka- 1
j m-»? is indicate-1 ia tine area near-!
' er-th *'ii!>
j 'O g. ere'-rox'S, lying 1
-»p»r:. indicate an am'.ai le di->- \
J Vx F.R:: TOJ e/eWoxi are li*ht.r j
j 4T» cul'ir than t E Hr, t' E indica-,
Ise HUreneii.
Faint!y-dei.ncd eyebrows, placed!
j high above the nose.. are signs of j
| indolence and e.-eakness.
Very black eret»rows give thci
T face an intense an! searching ex-|
j nat -ra! they acco-n
--|ui:y a passionate tcmpcranienL
V. ry light eyebrows rarely are
seen on strongly intellectual faces,
although the color of the eyebrows
is not accepted singly as denoting
lack of intelligence, the term gives
the key to the faculties and their
direction.
Red eyebrows denote great fer
vor and amb.tion. brown a medium
between red acd black.
Ihe ideal eyebrow accepted by
the Greeks as the perfect feminine
eyebrow is long, nea ly sttaight.
arih'.ess. and delicately penciled.
But. like the rosebud mouth, it does
not indicate the liighes* order of in
. telligence and the arch is espress
: ive always of greater sensibility
and greater streng h of character.
—Phrenological Magazioe.
Poor coffee shouldn't furnish
grounds for divorce.
Some policemen never collar a
prisoner without a few cuff*.
No, Maud* dear, s..ipow»ers;
are n«t alarars on the, lookout for (
bargain satis,
j | In tlte game of life lots of girls j
would rather win a diamond that;
• heart. ■
>{ Fortune's smiles, like those of a!
1 woman, arc fickle.
II A man may be a cross-cou> try
lidcr audit a i* a-r.iab'e about it.!
STRANGE as rt may seem, ii is |
very fresh chi d that is uiual.y J
', v ■ij I
'• toftof woaca Ure m.»re ttObl>-j
...ew.th their s r\anis than wrth'
their consciences.
"• Some ISM are l»ke i lieap post rs
a money causes them to be
■ Jtuck uj-..
It s the m orldly people who want
the earth.
Cone itcd men and cigars are
j always pufted up.
It s funny that the gilded youth
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mKail i-aara v i*
Musta;i2,L.mment-.»—^
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Xtoad under
a harrow --*
' n&n ro nur than th« faithful hone *
that is tortntJ «itk Spana*. Sviutf, Harness
Sores; Sprain#, rte. Mwt horse owners know this
and apply the kind of sympathy that hrah, known ,
far and vide as
.Mexican
Mustang
Liniment.'
•' ■
Kewr fail*—not em ia the nor! - pirravated eases.
Cam caked wider ia ton qaidrr than any knows
remedy. llantly a disease perm!tar to muscle, skin
or joints that eaanoc be eared t.y it.
Mexican »«n«>»aimi,T «■ tw ■nint««r
- Mustang Liniment
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Ilivinf fifll'ilH I«'Rv »*H« ll O AtSv
hnry » )!kr »♦ lutily a I ;
•fiwat (nrinj( Mul liccta* .1 U a.r*t. - ■ iTr.aai
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prrtent tbrmt tthf «ntk -tj ->e i at* M'rr
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I. W C. Mtnoinf
Oonlr. North Catoliiu. I'k* •
tke following 1* a true *'*' • K it •>* lir nfen! |
ill leccval of earh mrmK- wf l's r. a l
ionißmi >iirrv of Martin Cowlt. fr*---. tke ffr* *
Monday in Drmtbrr qm to -lh* nr-n hy -
a IkrfmhfT 1901. vi*
J>*e;»k R CoSttM «mr»l 1 dr4> Cpaa-rdi* j
; ioner. voiknt to 11dm n cwprtj hitfarrt "
j tfirtlcd 134 ailM and mm. » j.*r «»> *«..*? |
Jatue* Z. Brown smved 15 A*f» *» i^inwi n* I
er. «ork«d 4 i » dam nn ebnnty tm«M 2
i*> mile* and received fwa»cawp««ii
j Oliver K Cowing *mJ t2 Ait* a* C-names |
• liMfr. worked > days on w«afv batri i
:ed 161 mi lea and rtcdtt-l nepmidtfffo .
Witnm my htal oSlisl arte I
j tR&I.) **' at oAce in Wlllbti-Uw.X C th» J
y4k day of tweaix'f . A D. »*m 5
vr c. MAXXiJCi"..
Rrglatrf of Deed*. Ki >S ia Clerk i> leaiw I
Martin Connty \
Snperioe Conrt (
M. F Hjnaaa and wife Bertka K Ptana
va.
I t Harretl Gnvtker It Wilttnm H
Harrell Walter Harrell aad Jkrfun HjrcrQL
To J. L- HarreSl
Tke defendant f. L llarrri! wißuk* aakr
tkat a motion Will be madr kefore tke Clerk of
tke Sapciwr Conrt of Martia Candy on M —da*
Febrwary *rd. ifw. to mi e a jn fgr—enl m
favor of tke above named plaintiffs and »piit
tke ikon named defendants ami f«*c tke immi
aaceof an Rxecntion tkcrenpon Tkat Ike a*al
dnly docketed m tke injailaa
Conrt af anftd conatv on Ike yddaraf Itpiiikn
i*M- aad ia for Ike amount of Forty Doßnra mm*
carta. Aaad tke mid defendant wfl fnrtker tnk r
aotiee tkat ke ia reqnired to appear at tke tome
and place above mentioned and answer or draanr
to tke anad notice, or tke plaint*! wißappij in Ike
conrt far tke relief demanded.
Tkta jotk Dec. tf»t.
j. A. HOBM. Clerk Snpeitoe Cowrt
!*■■■■ ill ill'* Sale of Real Estate.
ly »ill« of a Jflicwcßl of tke japfinf (HWt
r» Martin covnty I wilt oa the jrdday af Ma»
«j 19a* «ell far ca»h at the C-wrt KrM«u ia
VOUaaiMon.ibe imnimarr fat.-re* m a«r
uia Met of land ia Wi:tna>«toa. Martia Co
kMM a* the H S. «■•> tut Maria Mayo he
ia* entitled to a d-'Wcr ia the n.-v a ;wt j
lof land a front 1 5 :crc aijt miii* the J»TiT trtKt j
! la*J« formerly to H S. *a«» i
| RefereAce I.» the Cmniw s - -tt hr»x «f
! aaid dower and deed to II S. Mayo «>U HiKr a?
ALES.H iMSTH. Coca
th»l«(!a.v)3n !:»•. 4t
! In atiswcrirvg advcrtlrcraeats in
j this paper you wil! confer a gr«at
favor ttpon tts if you raeatoß the
j r.ame of the paper.—Editor. ' ■ i
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IFOR SALE!
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100 Sheep/
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APPLY,
HENRY SLADE,
'4:«t POPI.AR POINT, X. C.
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OR. JOUX D. BIGGS,.
DENTIST.
J OFFICE:
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Separata and ajmrt from
*'it ery DeporttnenH
m :\T Dooii
li tli? f.lace where I keep a full
! line of Heiavy and Fancy Gro
;otric.» My line of .-v
C 331 STOVE! Nt BEATERS
u full and up to the beat.
Two cart« of
j! round Alnui 61a It
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Call and buy t a barrctl of
ACME FLOUR.
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