ro* WOMEN
sS&pSES'
rfiMMfaStmbk
Do apt wait antil yea nftrgn
tambtosam hsforavoo ssek treet
nL TssTassd WW of Oardui
BOW Jest as much as if the trouble
MnmnMoH and the tor
_mm cf disordsrad M>-
■hi wete driving too to tin un
failing rslisf tbstVine of Cardui
he* brought hundreds of thousands
of ■mu> lad will bring you.
Wiae «f (Mil will drive oat
si trao* at TCIom and banish
■■nmbA, headache and beck
aehe ami jaeisai the svroptoma
from qaickir developing Into dan
m trouble* thai will be hard
to check. Bectne a 91.00 bottle ol
Wiae of Oardul todw. If war
dealer does not keepit, send the
Mtmtj to the Ladle*' Advisory
Dept., The Chattanooga Medicine
Co-Chattanooga, Tenn., and the
mmmwUlm Mt yoa.
WINE sf
GAKDVi
PNYSIGIANS
wovld not endorse
and prescribe
Piedmont
GonGentrated
Iron and Alumn
Water..
UNLESS IT HAD
MERIT
If you suffer with indiges
tion, or any form of chronic
trouble you have all to gain
and nothing to lose by us
ing it
For sale, with a guarantee,
BY
s. R. B/aas
- to Willi 50c ISoz Battlis $1
I J.M.KchoU Co. Lynchburg,Va.
OTfc.l. ihi LM»W«v
ib ju«ir t
[ M EUilib Mt BUtta. *
I Is the concentrated downy ifTi ct *
I oi six layers of felted cotton ot M
selected quality. In the con en j*
I tration there is no h.irdnes*. p
■ They are soft at rii at, and remain L
I ao through years of cons tint r
■ use. Write for free booklet, k
I "The Royal Way to Comfort " C
■ If your dealer hasn't It write its. £
■ PRICE We prepay PRICE 7
I SIB. 00 th " weight SIO.OO *
BEE'S Jtf.
Laxative
HONEY-TAR
An Improvement orer all
Lung * nl * Prrmrhial
Remedies. Cures Coughs,
Strengthens the Lungs and
Qsntty Moves the Bowels.
Pleasant to the taste and
good sfflre for Toung and Old.
MMMMD BY
fMi IMWh to., Chicago, 0. S. L
S. H. ELLISON & Co.
Worlds Fair
Parties desiring to visit the
Worlds Fair have the choice of
three (3) days each week, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday during
November, on which to purchase
coach excursion tickets to St. Louts
▼is Norfolk and Western Railway
Gen. Pass. Agent. Roanoke. Va,
—
p* DESIGNING A HEAD.
Aa IstiHdlsa TssmHsl BsssbHsb
kr tk« Hmh WkMbr.
"Amaslngr the favorite ejscuistlon
of the brilliant and eccentric artist
Jamas MacNeM Whistler, la the word
which MUM bast to St the curious
combination of peraonal pecuHaritles
mlsehlevous wtt tricksy Jests, gay
quarrela, harmless rani tie* and remark
able artistic performance—ravea lod la
Mr. Mortimer Meopee* reoant recolleo
dons of hla "M ester." The eeeontrlct
ties of Whtetlei'o character WON
matched by thooe of his appearance,
for ho sever draosad like anybody else,
and ha had. Just orer his left eye, a
single lock of white hair amid a mam
of black curia. His own interest la
his appearance was great for be re
garded the compoaltlon of coettune and
coiffure with the same oeriouonass
which he would hare bestowed upon
the composition of a picture, and in
deed the result waa unmistakably pic
turesque.
"Customers ceaaod to bo Interested
In their own hair," saya Mr. Menpes of
Whistler's entrance into s harbor's
shop. "Operators stopped their manlp
ulstlons; every one turned to wstch
Whistler, who himself was j supremely
unconscious. Ills hslr wsa first trim
med. but left rather long, Whistler
meanwhile directing the catting of
every lock as he watched the barber la
the glass. Ho, poor fellow, only too
conscious of the delicacy of his task,
shook and trembled aa bo manlpulstsd
the scissors. The clipping completed.
Whistler wSTOd the operators imperi
ously on one snd ws /observed for
some time the roar view/of bis dspper
little figure, stepping backward and
forward, nurveylng "himself In the
tftaas. Suddenly be 'put bis hesd Into s
biHl Df wator, and then, half drying
hla hair, shook It Into msttsd wet curls.
With a comb he carefully picked out
tho white lock, wrapped It In a towel
nnd walked about for Ore minutes,
pinching It dry, with the rest of his
lislr hanging orer his fsco—a stags
which much amuoed the onlookers.
"Still pinching the towel, be would
than bast the rest of his hair Into ring
lets (combing would not hare given
thom the right quality) until they foil
Into decorative wavaa all over bla head.
A loud scream would then rend the
air. Whistler wanted a comb. This
lirocurod, he would comb the white lock
into a feathery plume and with a fsw
broad movementa of hla hand form tho
whole Into a picture. Then be would
look beamingly at himself In the glass
aud say but two words, 'Menpes,
amsalngr snd sail triumphantly out of
tho shop."
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
An swkwsrd msn in society Is usu
ally a thoroughbred In business.
The only case of overwork wo know
of, though msny claim It la that of the
growler.
A great many people tell not tho way
a thing Is, but the wsy they would
Jlks to bsve It
To win In this world you must hsvs
more confidence In yourself than you
really amount to.
lUr* is the mark of one who boards:
Hearch klui, aud you will And soma
thing to eat In his pocksts.
Olve father credit for one thins st
least—at hta ~iace at table there
are uo wada of chewing gum on the
uudorslde
When you attend a circus turning s
somersault looks easy, snd when you
atteud a lacture talking In public looks
eaay.—Atchison Globe
The Lease mt LUt,
It la the Inevitable law of naturs
that ws must die. The vltsl energy
thst Is Implanted In ths body st birth
Is only meant to sustsln it for s car
tain number of years. It msy bo hus
lisndcd or wasted, made to burn slowly
or rapidly. It Is like the oil In a lsmp
and may be burned out to little effect
In a little tlrnn or carefully husbsnded
and preserved snd thus msde to last
longer and burn brighter.
It Is a moot queatlon whether every
Individual Is not at birth gifted with
tho aamo amount of vital energy and
of Ufa sustaining power. Ths proba
bility la that each Is. The ctrcum
stancee of the environment from ths
cradle to the grave determine its fu
ture dsstlny.—Oentlemsn's Magasins.
BaS Oaasaaar S*> Hla.
"What have you to say for your
self ?" demanded the bailie of the drunk
and disorderly. "Am vsrra son*, sir,"
returned the charge, "but s cam' up
frae Oleaca In bad company." "What
eort of company?" "A lot o' teetotal
ers." "Whs-stl" roared the ball la.
"You mean to aay, sir, thst tsetotalsrs
are bad companyV "Well/ rejoined
tho prisoner, "ye ken how 'twss. A
had s hsle mutchln o' whusky wl' ma,
an' a had to drink It all to myself."—
London Judy.
Mage Her Csrisss.
Wretch of s Msn (st the club)—l say.
you follows, my wife went off to see
, her mother Istely, Intending to stay
for six weeks, but I brought her home
In s hurry. Do you know whst I did?
I sent her s psper every day with a
paragraph cot out sod she wss so full
of cuiiosity to know whst local news
I wss keeping from her that she came
homo st the end of four days.
■to Brief riMwar*.
Neighbor—How long did you stay at
the club yesterday, Jonea? Jones—Oh,
the beat part of the evening. Mrs.
lones Whjr, John, you cams homo In
kslfsn-hourl Jones—Well?—Cleveland
Loader.
Tfee* Bo ins.
Crawford—Did his lawyer toll Hen
pock thst he couldn't get s divorce?
Crabahaw—No. His wife did.—Town
Topics.
Spiri) RiUlf
A salve that heals without a gear
is DeWitts Wjtch Hazel Salve, No
s remedy effects such speedy relief,
f It draws out the inflammation;
, soothes, cools and heals all cuts,
E burns and bruises. A sure cure for
e pilot and akin diseases. DeWitt's
s is the only genuine Witch Hazel
Salve. Beware of counterfeits, they
are dangerous. Sold by Anderson,
'• Crawford & Co. •
. . ... • * „•
■.
IN JAPAN.
now tts Bow Vms Mao ftoso
Days of Wslsssw.
Japan la tho Jollidkt country, la tho
world at Now Tear's. It to throe times
Jolly, in fact Bach JOB. 1 48,00ft000
subjects'la tho Land of tbe-Bialag Sss
begin to) paint tho mikado's empire the
glorious roooato hue of tho Imporlal
emblem. This doap rod harmony, they
aay, Is omlnoßtly fitting at tho bagla
alag of'tho year, and that tho painting
may ho well done they administer
ttmo distinct and separate coats right
krialily.
The bottom or foundation coat Is two
fun weeks In putting 00. Joy flows In
streams along tho thoroughfares,
swelled by rivulets from every hoaee.
All the city folk call oo each other; all
the country folk come In to help them
do It, and everybody £lvso everybody
presents. This may be called tho o®-
clal New Year's. It dates only from
IS7O, when the Japanese govarnmeat
changed its calendar to conform with
that of tho rest of tho world. On Feb.
1 there Is s second coating, tho Now
Yoafs ot old Jspsn, still dear to the
rural baart All the country folk call
OB one another, and the city folk go
out to help them. There la less formal
ity about this snd less eclat but pood
fellowship s bounds snd Joy Is rampant
for a week.
The third coating la given to good old
Chinese style. Its date depends on tho
moon, as doeo our Boater festival.
Bach household celebrates by Itself to
part and in part with outside friends,
but this feast Is more domestic, though
not loss sscmdly obeerved, than the
two preceding.
The New Yeer season la the time to
see Japan soclsfly at Its beet. It lo
true there ere no klku, ss they call
chrysanthemums, nor cherry blossoms.
The klku ll In the fell snd ths sskurs
in the spring, both seasono wl en all
outdoors Is s garden party and exqui
sitely picturesque; but with all Its
lovellnesa, It Is only the outside one
eoes then.
To see Into the'bomso and the heart
of J span one must be there on New
YOST'S. Buslnsss: generally Is suspend
ed, both prlvststand public. All Is wide
open then, snd hospitality such as Is
unknown In Burope or America is ths
role without esception.
The Jlnrlklshsicooly Is the only one
thst works, but his tssk hardly Is Irk
some. Welting,' be feasts la ths kitch
en with the cook while his fare makes
a call.
The geisha has 1 her busiest season at
New Veer's, but'hsr work Is sll play,
which shs enjoys quits ss much as
those whom she*entertains. Her plain
tive love songs 1 are never eung more
sweetly than at \ the beginning of the
year, when the heert of the nation
warms snow. The, geisha Is Dear that
hssrt and chirrups sympstbetlcslly.
The emperor end* the empreee receive
for three dsys. On ths first dsy only
thooe of royal blood, the higbeot offi
cers of state end foreign diplaesata
make their bowa. Then follow In turn
peroonagee of leee degree. Thooe re
ceptions sre «xtremely forms 1, snd ev
ery one cormected rtlli them is fled
they c'tntiiuie only three days.—Chica
go Tribune,
THE CHINEBE NEW YEAR.
Mew ths Csloetlals la Bow Tsrk
Cslaknts Their Mallear.
When you meet e Chinaman on Bob.
• end you want to make yourooif per
ticuierly solid with him Just remark,
"Oong he fat toy." Thla Is not partic
ularly euphonloua when opoken in pi
geon English, but It meeno "I wish yon
s happy New Yeer." The Chinese New
Yeer begins et 12 o'clock on the night
of Bob. 6. The Chineee kingdom lo
now neerly 6,800 yeere old, end the
custome that obtained during the life
time of Confuctuo ere etlll In vogue.
In feet the preoent mayor of China
town claims thst moot of the Chrietlan
Ideaa of celebrating New Yeet'e day
were etolen bodily from the Chineee.
Around In the verioue bouses prepera
tlona are made to receive frtondo. The
opium layouts ore put sside end tho
fine Chineee whisky placed npoa the
table. Any one who cello 00 a China
man has to tako a drink of thla fiery
Uquld. About elx cello, eayo the may*
or, are about all a white man can
make.
At midnight every Chinaman who
can buy a firecracker doeo 00. Then ho
touchee a match to hla purchase, end
; for a few mlnutee pendemonlum
reigns. At 1 o'clock tho Chineee band
! begins to beet its tomtoms from the
balcony of tho Joes hoaee, caltlng all
the faithful to prayer, and New Year's
Is really on hand. The extent of tho
| New Yeer's celebration depends upon
the wealth of oach Individual China
man. A poor China man la sstisfled
• with a two daye' Jubilee. The rich
men In the Chineee village generally '
take a week to get fully acquainted
with the Now Tear.- New York World.
IStoM IS. Uwrer*s rssUltr.
1 Lawyer (to witness)—Nsvsr mind
r what you think. We want facte here.
» Tell us where you first met thlo ssen.
? Woman Witness Cant answer it If
1 ths court doesn't cars to bear what 1
I think there'e no use questioning me.
■ for lam not a lawyer and can't talk
t without thinking.—Boetoo Commercial
Bulletin.
Psaetto. Teseas fisashlsg,
t "You kin help do cause of honeety a
. heap," said Uncle Bbea, "by preachln'
■ shout It but you kin help it a hoop
1 mo* by not dangUn' roar thicken under
I a hungry man's nooo."—Waahingtoo
Star.
A man to not going to get a crown of
' righteoueneea Just bees use be glvee
' some poor fellow his old strew hat
1 aloag about November.—Chicago Trib-
Csqti ui 6Ms
r All coughs, colds and plumonary
0 complaints that are curable are
' quickly cured by One Minute
' Cough Cure. "Clear the phelegm,
' draws out the inflammation and
r heals and sooths the affected ports,
s strengthens the lungs, wards off
pneumonia. Harmless and pleas
f ant to take. Sold by Anderson
' Crawford ft Co.
, . V' ' -jtvi.'i' ' ,V*T VISK
>• ;«: V:/.:,' '-j. ' *^'l
■■lll CM4 rue TMK.
ruH and fntsaa await the lucky to
tivldoal who can rediscover tbe com
bl nation of MUk fro® which tba
Egyptian*, tba Astecs and tba Incae
of Para made their toota and anna.
Tboagb each of tbeoe natione raaebad
• Mfb atata of civilisation, BOM 0*
than evar discovered Iron in oplta of
tba Cad that the aoU of all throe ctn-
Mm ww largely lmpragnatod with It
Tbolr subotttate for it WH i coaUaa-
Uon of metals which bad tba taoapsr
Of steoL Deeplt* tba greatest efforts
tba aaavt of tbia composition baa baf
flad scientists aad haa become a loot
ait Tba groat explorer, Humboldt
trlod to discover it from en snalyala
of a cbiaol found in an ancient Inca
silver mine, hot all that be could And
oat waa that It appeared to be a com
bination of a email portion of tin with
copper. Thla ewmbloatlon will not giro
tba hardneaa of eteel, ao It la evident
that tin and copper could not bare been
Ha only component porta. Whatever
might bare bean tbe natore of the me
tallic combination, tbeee ancient raeaa
wore able ao to piepare pare copper
that it equaled in temper the Baeot
eteel produced at tbe preeent day by
the moat scientifically approved proc
aaa. With their bronae and copper la
atruinenta they were able to qusrry
aad abape tbe hardeat known atones,
eocb as granite aad porphyry, and
area cat emerald* and like eubotancee.
A rediscovery of thla loet art would
revolutionize many trades la whlcb
at eel at preaeat holda the moaopoly.
If copper conld tbua bo tempered now
Ita advantage over ateel would bo very
great, and It would DO doubt bo pre
ferred to the tatter In numerona Indue
Mae. It Is a curious fact that though
thla loat secret still baffles modern ad
eatlatn. It most have been discovered
Independently by tbe three races which
made use of It so long sgo.—Now York
WmeJf
■artr Tekaeee.
According :•? Jofin Aubery, who
wrote a celebrated wort on "the vary
qoeere Indian weeds," there waa a
time when tobacco waa worth Ita
weight la allvsr. Among other things
Aubery says: "Sir Walter Bslelgb waa
tba Drat that brought tobacco Into Kng-
UnA and la our parts—North Wilts-
It came in faahlon through Sir Walter
Long. They need allver ptpea, but tbe
oammoaoro need a walnut shell. It
waa eold then for its weight in silver.
I have beard some of your old yeomen
neighbors say that when they went to
Oblppenbam to market they alwsys
culled out their shillings to lay In tba
scalee against ths tobscco. Now the
cuatomers of it are among the greateet
that bis majeety hath."
A Teat ef Sobriety.
Oentlemen who have put an enemy
la to their mouthe are recommended to
try a very simple test for the purpoee
of finding oat whether tbolr brains
bars been stolen. Tbey muet stand
erect with their eyee cloeed. and If
they can perform this feat for a brief
period 2ay come to tbe conclu
sion that tbey sre all right. Two In
dividuals who were a craved of drunk
enness at Pontefract proved that they
bad honorably stood the toot, and the
caaaa against thsm were dismissed.
Tbs great merit of the plan Is that It
caa be put Into operation anywhere
aad at say time.—London Tit-Bits.
Nsrlts HI. Fate.
"I see that nn aasteru r lltor aaya
that aa s matter of fact women form
dabs simply as an sxcuse for eat lug
and drilling between men la."
"Horrid* thlngl Is he msrried or obi
glor
"Whyr
"Because If bo's either he doean't de
aerve to be."—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
What's the Aaawerf
Jokeley-Here'a a conundrum for
you. Ookeley—Lsfi have It. Jokeley
—lf "time la money." what Is an eight
day clock worth T-Philadelphia Ledger.
A (kaailaa Cwetesa.
The custom of running the vlgnolee,
which la believed to have originated
with tba Drulda, was obaerved la
Montreal aa lata il 1870. Organised
oompanlea of yoaag men would travel
froau bouae to hooaa soliciting alma for
the poor, generally tn the forjn of edl
blae, and threatening violence If their
requests ware refused. Ia 1800 the
mayor of Montreal Issued oa New
Tear's ova permits to lads to run tbe
vignolee so as to protect thsm from
arrest by the police. This precaution
ary nteaenre did aot always prove ef
fectual la preventing dtaorder wbea
rival vlgnoleux met Bone of then
under the Influence of the "ardent"
would gat up a quarrel, the victors
adding to their store of gifts by da-
the vanquished of thslra.
I !
f Stubborn Coughs and Colds I
H ■
Obstinate racking coughs that settle on the lungs and may develop into Pneumonia over night are quickly cured bj .SI
m ;_ _ ' ■
FOLEY'S HONEY-TAR
■ It soothes and heals the inflamed air passages, stops the cough, heals and strengthens the lungs. nUTt ■
HOMY AND TAR contains no opiates or other harmful drugs, and is safest tor children and delicate people.
Remember the name—FOUß'S HOMEY AMD TAB—*nd insist upon having the genuine, aa no other remedy ■
I is so safe or as certain in results. H
ti, p. t. CoSW, of MoiiaUgtea, Ky., write*: "liy l>lii ft W. L. Straab, Editor of St. ISHaokwg (W»-) HBM, ■»!>■■» I
■ old girl had a aavtr* «•«« of croup; tho doctor said tha could sot Ifar* "When cocainf across tfce bay froa Port Taatpa I got wet aad caagfcta I
I aad I ran lar nts dh. I want to tho otoro aad got a bottla of catd Hurt aSactad sty tkroat and laags. 1 aagHctef a.tliiohlngl wmM
Honey *M4 Tar. Tha Ant tea gava quick raUof aad bottla of I
Throo ■!— tic. 30c. >I.OO. Tho SO ewtriM contains two aad tha uaall ate aad tha
S. R. BlTwin"mslon, IN. G.
Women ms Well m Men
Are Made Miaerable by \
Kidney Trouble.
Kidney Ei sable prays ya ths slad, die* I
ooarsges beauty, vigor
M oat of order
" Kidney trouble he*
frfowrv so prevalaot
JfcrachUd to ha bora
sffhetad with weak Ud>
U nays. If the child urin
arias scslda tbe HsA or M, wbsa tbe child
isschss an age whan It qh°uld be able to
control the peeaage, k Is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon It the cauM ef
the difficulty ia kidney trouble, end the Hist
step should be towards the treatment of
these important ornas. This unphasurt
trouble Is duo to a teased condition of the
kidneys sad tilsrVlsr sad not to A hsbftt ss
most psople suppose.
Women as well aa man are made mis
srsbts with kidney ftfMl blsddsf troubh.
and both need the aama greet remedy.
The mild aad die knmodule effect ef
BwaMp»Raot is toon realized. It is sold
(lie*. You may have aH
sample bottle V mall
tree, alao pamphlet tell- a—* a ■ism
Ing all about It, Including many of the
thouaanda of testimonial letters received
from suflarars cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer
it Co.. Blnghsmtoo. N. Y, ba surs aad
mention thas psper.
Don't make any mistake, but remember
the name, Swamp-Root Dr. Kihner'e
Swamp-Root, and tba address, Btnghamlon,
N. Y., oa ovary bottle.
Rataval Prtltn***.
Miss Violet had mads a rapid tour
of the European continent and found
little to Impress her. either favorably or
otherwise.
"You say you saw /all you wanted to
of Italy," said a friend on Miss Vio
let's return to bar aatlve heath In
Kansas. "What did yon think of tbe
lassaronlT"
"Don't talk to mo about It," said
Mtaa Violet briskly. "I'd rather have
a good dish of plain American maca
roni baked with cheeee any time."
AUBSCRIBB TO THB ENTERPRISE
Jl.oo a year.
Por cracked hands, chaped lips,
and rough in, Pinesalve is the
nicest, quickest,best cure. One ap
plication ia one night proven it.
Sold by S. H. Ellison & Co.
One of Ring's Dyspepsia Tablets
i after eating even if you can eat
, but little, will digest the little vott
do eat, and cure Indigeston, Dys
pepsia, Sour Stomach. Belching,
and Weak Heart. Sold by S. H.
Ellison.
Pineules is the name of a new dis
, covery put up iu a new way. A
.erlaitt cure for all Kidney. Blood
aud Bladder diseases, and every
> form of Rheumatism. Pineules re
lieve Backache and Kidney paiues
permanently. If you need such a
remedy let us show you the wonder
lul Pineules. Sold by S.H. Ellison.
& Co.
Look out for Coughs, Colds, Croup
. and Whooping Cough. They are
' dangerous at this season of the
' year. They lead to pneumonia or
consumption. You can prevent or
cure all such complaiuts with Bee's
Laxative Honey and Tar, an im
provement over all cough, lung and
bronchial remedies, and the best
Cough Syrup. Sold by S. H. Elli
son.
ManZau is the Pile Remedy that
reaches the spot and stops all pile
pain instantly. If you suffer with
Blind, Bleeding, Itching or Pro
truding Piles and want to be cured
it ia only necessary to use ManZan,
i the Great Pile cure. Sold by S. H.
Ellison.
To Our Merchant rr lends
WE ARK OVERSTOCKED ON CANNED GOOD*
* . -
Pcache*. 90c. AM. Tomatoea, 80c. doc. Cora, 85c. doe. *
Sudjucn, >3-35 • ewe -.S Beef, #1.25 doe. Ham, JSC. doa.
3 CASE LOTS^C^
' ~ ».■Vh-eisW
We want to move thene gaod* at ooce. Srad as your order*, Prompt aad eAcira
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,
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Tbeae School* give the world'* beat in modern Bneiaeee Education. Oldeat
Runineaa College in North Carolina. B-tabli*hed and guaranteed, backed by a
written contract. No vocation Individual Instruction. We alao teach Book
keeping, Shorthand, Penmanabip, by mail. Send for Horn* Study Batee. Write
to-day for our catalogue, offer* and high imlucementa. They are free.
Addreaa, KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
Raleigh, N. C. or Charlotte, N. C.
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Frisco System fjJufl'
CHICAGO A EASTEKN ILLINOIS
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I Double Dolly Train®
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St. Louis ian^Ghicaso
HORNING AND EVENING
From La Salle Stroot Station, Chicago 9. 80 a. a,-«.IO p. m.
FromUtalon Sta.(Merchant* Bridge) St. Louis 9jo a ■ —*.4* P m
Morning or evening connection at both termini with liaaadiverging
Equipment entirely modern and new throughout
A UOVai.K-T*ACK RAILWAY
Equipped with practical aad approved aafety appliance* *
Substantially conatrnced.
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DENNIS SIMMONS LUMBER CO
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fCiln Dried North Carolina Pine Lumber*
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ORDERS AND CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED
WILLIAMSTON. N. C.
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