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lent AdTertuini M-dinm
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I yuL a NONPARTI3Ay? family newspaper. Z oo"a year J 1
Food
Vienna Sauoogo
H distinctly different from any
other sausage you ever tasted.
Just try one can and it is sure to
become a meal-time necessity, to
be served at frequent intervals.
Ubby'B Ylontm Sau
8ago just suits for breakfast, is
fine for luncheon and satisfies' at
dinner or supper. Like all of
Libby's Food Products it is care
fully cooked and prepared, ready
to-serve in Ubby's Croat
Whlto Kltohon- the
cleanest, most scientific kitchen la
the world. 1
Other popular, ready-to-serve
Libby Pure Foods are:
Cookod Oornod Boof
Poor less Driod Boof
Veal Loaf
Evaporated Milk
Bahod Beans
Chow Chow
Mixed Pickles
Write for free booklet, "How
to make Good Things to Eat".
Insist on Libby's at youj r
grocers.
Ubby, McNeill & Libby
Chicago
Substitution.
1 "Good morning, madam!" voiced
;i!:-e cherry salesman. "Goou morn-ii'-'.
echoed the quiet-looking mat
ron '-have you something very choice
in lush kce?" "Well-er W
Well er no: but
iifiv's pomethins
111 c? n J 1
m' cut v-five
cents a vard." "Just
uoodJV doubtingly. "Yes, yes;
tact, confidentially, superior to the
Kill nit ule. How much do you wish,
H ase?'' "Just a yard,"' sweetly.
'Ifiif's your monpv " "Huf
.7 'UL 11.L VI
I., in coniusion, "you ve
:i mistake this isn't
TYlAllQir "
, .'; avrreeably. " Whv, no! It's
a lr.atinee ticket." "So it is!"
- l . . . . . J
.'-cctlv. But is represents seventv-
jliv fents, and while it isn't actual
.!,!'""y. it's' just as good. Adios."
. i !:'1 lerk fainted. From
.'"hemia-.i.'
the July
, For COLDS and GRIP.
; Flick's CAnjDixa Is the best remedy
j ,r, , vf,s, tl",G, aching, and feverlshness cures
i i. i . uhi unci retoorrs normal condlUons. It'a
;.,' iTccts immediately. 10c. 25a and
, .v.. ji.i-iu Dturtn.
Tuil down your bat on the wind
' c. l i-ench.
n; tliroat h no ti-itiing ai'ment. It will
''.snics rarrv intVticn to the entire
. :n tl,rouRlr the fowl that is eaten.
...ns uizara Oil v a soiro. quick cure. '
mm
ii.tse wno are poets tan maka
1' 01 sausage skewers.Hans Ander-
'(11,
; Tciterine for Corn Eczema.
',., MocksvlHc, N. C.
! J. T. Shuptrlne. Savannah, Oa.
'' iJeir Sir: 1 have a friend in the
, ;untry hero who Buffered for years with
7.cma, and like myself has tried -all
"n,ure euro salves'1 for it with no re
j I told him If he used Tetterine he
i ': ui.i noon be reHeved, for it Is the only
t ins that I ever- used that would kill It,
, -will ought to know for I have had It
. r.n t J'ea,s. and never got any rellet
, ntu i used your Tetterlne. I told him
V I1 11 ?f ould try ft, and It failed to
i j i '-riffit him, it would cost him nothing,
' 1 -ou!u pay for it my.self; but I am not
s :riisy as to the results.
I ,,ri ,Vl km' any corn for y had
; , no that gave her no end of misery, and
i Prevailed upon her to use Tetterlne
: ,.H"elv ,0n it;. and it soon disappeared.
j . Jil:trc is nothing equal. to it. r
l ' Yours truly,
P. s. Early.
. Tetterlne fures Kczema, Tetter, Ring
J'-nrm, Ground Itch. Itching Piles, ln
' ,f;'nt3 Pore Head. Pimples, Bolls, Rouafh
'.'ily Patches on the Face. Old Itehine
"res. Dandruff. Cankered Scalp, Uun
ns. Corns, Chilblains .nd every form of
"in iisear,e. Tettenne 50c; Tetterlne
"litl 25e. Your drmrrlnt nr Vv moll
i tie manufacturer. The Shuptrlne Co..
f-avanmih, Ga.
. prief is apt to imagine to itself
vi!h more than double the realitv.
l'liilcmon. So. 32-'09.
i .
1 A SURE SIGN.
f Wlien It Appears Act at Once. '
, Trouble with the kidney secretions
!P a certain sign that your kidneys
ere deranged that you should use
Ooan's Kidney Pills. They cure all
irregularities and an
noyances, remove
backache and side
pains and restore
the kidneys to
health. Robert G.
Miller, 31& Ferry St
Danville, Pa., says:
"Kidney - complaint
made me a cripple.
I was stiff.' lame and
jore and had to endure terrible suf
ferings., i waa threatened with
"right's disease and was refused in
surance by the examining physicians,
I was nervous, weak and run down.
Doan's Kidney Pills helped me, and
m a short time I was entirely cured."
Remember the name Doan's. For
eale by all dealers. CO cents a box.
vsvfr-Miit;Urn Co., Buffalo, N..Y.
I
HEEL CHROMICLES
Happenings And Doings
Of TheOid
In Honor of Brave Scots.
Wilmingtixn. SDecial Tt
mated that between 3.nnn anil A fUlfl
people attended ' the annual celebra
tion on Mobres ' Creek battleground
"V r- ufe,.ine scene of the first de
cisive victory of American arms in
.the war . of the revolution, Thursday
Jhe feature of the exercises having
beqn the unveilinsr of a handsome.
ument at the imhrls nf
aenerousroe to Capt. Campbell,
Xaptam McLeod anr rr:i
v- ut.CUUCULO
land Scots, royalists, who rushed to
their death, in the ambush of the Am
ericans in that memorable engage
ment. Nearlv evprv nnr,nt ; fu-
v - --j vuuijr iii lilt;
vape Jear section
special tsam accommodations havin"
been provided from -Wilrr,
ifayettelle and intervening
while hundreds came by private con
vevance An A not a tnm u i
lne celebration was in nr ,.
nne success: the wpih
the comfort of the visitors was look
ed after m every detail and not an
untoward incident occurred. Excel
lent music was furnished by- the Del
gado Band, of Wilmington, and a
detachment of Naval Reserves - from
this city, fired salutes at intervals
during the dav from . 1 bo
f-vwinuu ' 'JL
t J? 17 whlch -wrougDt such
rearful havoc on the memorable oc
casion in 1776.
The orator of the dflv xena Vfnn T
P. Dixon, of Raleisrh.
eloquent and inspiring In a splendid
aaaress upon the elements of true
patriotism which-he
love of home, country and God. Hei
was listened to with raDt attention
and was most enthusiastically receiv
ed by the large audience.
Ihe monument stands about "ten
feet high, with upon its , face the.
symbol of the Scotch thistle, and be-
noain .it a most appropriate inscrip
tion prepared by Col. Alfred Moore
Waddell, of Wilmingtonas follows:
Here fell
Captain McLeod, Captain Campbell
and
about fifty Highland Scots, Loyalists,
wno with splendid courage
assaulted with claymores
the American intrenchments.
They were heroes who did
their duty as they saw it, and
are worthy of this tribute from
the decendants of the equally
brave men whom they fought.
Peace to their ashes!
Erected by
The Moore 's Creek Mounmental
Association, "'
1909.
The famous battle of Moore's
Creek Bridge, which was fought Feb
ruary 27, 1776, is familiar to every
student of history but few have
learned to appreciate its connection
with the destruction of the gallant
Scotch Highlanders, who rushed to
their death in the ambush of the Am
ericans, which pierced the gallant
Highlander Captain McLeod with 2Q
balls.
. In the celebration Thursday de
fendants of both those who fought
for American independence and those
who fought for their allegianee to the
crown -joined in doing honor to the
patriots on both sides of that fearful
Struggle in 1776, the first victory in
the revolution for American arms.
Fire Destroys Lumberton Sawmill.
Lumberton, Special. The planiug
mHl, dry kilns and a large quantity
of lumber of the Carolina Lumber
Company, located in the southern
part of town, were totally destroyed
by fire early Thursday morning. The
origin of the fire is unknown. The
loss is $6,000; insurance $2,000.
AF.saiarle Votes $67,000 Bond Issue
For Improvements.
Albemarle. Special. As a result of
the election Tuesday for the purpose
of voting bonds to. the amount of
$67,000 forilights, water and sewer
age, the bonds carried by an over
whelming majority early in the morn
ing. Those 'opposed saw their finish,
and they put forth very little effort.
Detective an Ex-Retailer.
Asheville, Special. II. B. Adams,
one of the detectives who came here
some time ago and entered into con
tract with the good government
league, to aid, along with Hubbard
and Bridges, in cleaning up the town,
was Tuesday placed under arrest by
the sheriff on the charge of skipping
a $600 bond, given in the cases of al
leged retailing in Greensboro. Deputy
Sheriff W. J. Weather-ley, of Greens
boro, came and .took charge of -Adams
until the $600 bond was made, by
members of tfco- good government
league.
State Banks- Make Gains.
Raleigh, Special.-The State pri
vate and savings banks of North
Carolina have an aggregate of $50,
389,620 of -assets, a gain of $5,025,
120 over a year agd, is the showing
of the summary by the Corporation
Commission issued Monday. There
are 315 banks against 294 one year
ago. The aggregate deposits are
$37,063,790.
gleaned From All Parts
North State.
Orders Prom Headquarters.
General orders have been issued by
Major General Julian S. Carr, United
Confederate Veterans, concerning the
approaching reunion which is to be
held here August 2526. The follow
mg are his commands:
- "The annual reunion of the North
Carolina division of the United Con
tederate Veterans will be held at
Charlotte on the 25th and 26th days
of August. 1909. to whife J:
yu-mn ted 011 federate veterans
in this State. Our comrades of Meck
lenburg Xamp No. 382 and the other
hospitable citizens of Charlotte are
preparing to make this reunion as
grand a success as was our last "at
Winston-Salem and they will do all
W their power for the comfort and
pleasure ofall veterans who will at
tend. Free meals and lodging will be
given all veterans who cannot pay for
the same, but they must as soon as
poseible, notify the committee at
Charlotte that they will attend so
that they may be provided for. Do
cot go there expecting free entertain
ment unless you have notified the
committee that you are coming.
'The annual election of division
and brigade commanders will be held
on Wednesday, the 25th, and such
other business will that day be tran
sacted as may be deemed proper, and
on the 26th will be the grand parad.
No camp will be allowed a vote or
voice that has not paid in full its
dues to Gen. W. E. Mickle. 824 Com
mon street, New Orleans. All camps
in arrears are urged to pay him with
out further delay. Chief Justice
Waiter Clark has acceDtad an invito
tion to deliver an address, and thei
will be addresses by other distin
guished veterans.
"The railroad companies will gire
the usual reduced rates; the exact
rate from any station can be learned
upon application to the local agent.
The Central, Buford and Stonewall
notels fea ve agreed to give every vet
eran a rate of $1.50 a day (including
meals), where two occupy the same
room, and the Selwyn will charge
$1.50 for a room without bath or
with bath if two occupy the same
room but this does' not include meals.
r.. further information address
Comrade J. H. Van Ness, the chair
man of the executive committee at
Charlotte."
To Ask For Right of Way.
Winston-Salem, Special. C. B
Watson and W. F. Shaffner went to
Asheville Monday to see Judge
Pritchard and petition his Honor to
issue a decree granting the South
bound Railroad Company a right of
way through the property of the
Whitney Power Company now in the
hands of receivers. There is a well-
-wuuu;u jcpuri current mat tne
Southern Power Company is endeav
oring to get control of the Whitney
Power plant, but the men who have
already expended several million dol
lars on the property are said to be
determined to retain control and
when the sale comes off the bidding
is expected to be pretty lively.
Receiver Furniture Manufacturiag
Company.
. Greensboro, Special. Judge Boyd
Monday appointed Mr. R. M. Rees
receiver of the Greensboro Furniture
Manufacturing Company. The appli
cation for the oppointment of a re
ceiver was made by creditors several
days ago, but in the hope that ar
rangements could be made to liqui
date the affairs of the company with
out going through the bankruptcy
court, Judge Boyd continued the
hearing until Monday. Tha liabili
ties of the company will aggregate
$44,000, with assets amounting to
about $60,000.
Sues Burlington For Daiuages.
Burlington, Special. -Suit for $20,
000 damageshas been brought by
Mrs. - Denny, widow " of Mr. Denny,
who was killed last spring while
working on the city reservoir, against
the city of Burlington, J. L Russell
and Grover Harris, contractors who
had the work in charge. The city of
Burlington will show that the work
was given by contract and that Den
ny was not in its employ.
New Superintendent Sprang
Schooh.
Hope
Spring Hope, Special. Mr. A. B.
Harrell, of Dunn, principal, of tha
Apex graded school last year, bs
been elected superintendent of the
Spring Hope schools, succeeding
Robert E. Ranson, who resigned some
time ago to acoept the position of
superintendent of the schools of Nash
county. Mr. Harrell is an e:Tperi
enced and successful teacher and the
people feci that they are fortunate
in securing him for the school here.
Mantel Works Change Hands.
Lincolnton, Special. The Pied
mont Mantel & Showcase Works, the
principal stockholders in which were
Burwell & Dunn, of . Charlotte, and
Mr. T. J. Smith, of this place, has
been sold to Messrs. N. A. -Jones, J.
R. Hovis and others. The new. stock
holders met Saturday and elected Mr.
J. R. Hovis president, Mr. N. A.
Jones secretary .and treasurer andj
Mr. a. L. Delhnger vice president
and superintendent.
f
items of Interest Gathered By
Wire and Cable
GLEANINGS FROM DAY TO lUtf
.. . Jr - mm m m
Z4ve Items Covering Events of Mort
or Less Interest t Horn and
Abroad. C ?'
The railroad
commissioners of j
Kansas
are notifvino- tti
that thev must pnfnr0 fu-
annKmg act Qf the legislature, fcak-
uik at uniawrm to drink on trniWo ,
Lewis Einback. at Newnorf KA
set his grapophone to pnino- lnf
f hlO (WOrinl J. i .
day morning while his wife was an
xious to sleep some more. When he
refused to stop it she shot him with
a number 22 rifle througE the arm
ne repeated his crime in the after.
noon and she sent a pistol bairinto
ms leg
Just as John P. Rodpl. fi7 o.
uiu, naa put a noose over his neck
, , w. .o
to nang himself at Philadelphia last
omiaay ne iell dead
A club of eis-ht rirls in CUvA
viiio, nave lormed a compact, it
eeems, to commit suicide. One 17
year-old, Rebecca Bonshek, has kept
the compact and Esther Stromh4r
who revealed the fact stronlv nt;.
mates that she will be th ' wp-rt
neaamg annormai literature is at the
bottom of it. "I
Jeremiah Hunter find Snlnmnn
Lancaster, , of Cumberland, Md., re-
cenuy saved the life of a row hv
amputating ner injured leg and
made her a wooden leg on which she
gets about measurably well.
senator Stone, of Missouri, feel
ing himself insulted by a negro
waiter on the train, struck him. Mag
istrate Grannon, in Baltimore, exon
eruiea mm trom blame when he
heard the evidence Wednesday and
uismissea the case,
At Atlanta, Ga., a dog is kept in
prison as an important witness to
iorm a link m the chain of identity
Of its
crime.
owner, charged with grave
It seems the identitv of the
dog
unquestionable while that of
its owner has an element of doubt,
Women missionaries find it not
practical to do missionarv wnrlr in
Chinatown, New York, the wrought-
up condition probably beine the out-
growth of the Elsie Sigel tragedy.
anaw sane. 1
in tne late Gulf storm a fishing
vessel was caught. An enormous
wave swept five men off but another
wave landed two back on deck, leav-
ing tnree to drown.
Airs. Elizabeth Taylor Dandridge,
me inira daughter of President
Zachary Taylor, and sister of Mrs.
Jefferson Davis, died at her home at
Ti TT 1 i
i mvc&Lcr, va., last Sunday.
. Washineton News.
The statues of Robert
George Washington, to be presented
by Virginia, have arrived at the
Capitol.
The Senate and House conferees
MATTERS
GUI
1 1I1S
are said to have reached a practical SOme pecularity of the Japanese ear
agreement on all the points at issue, drum many of the pedestrians and
UrvUIe Wneht. with Lientflnt
Labm as a passenger, broke the
world's two-man record for aero
planes, at Fort Myer, Va., flying at
40 miles an hour for 1 hour 12 min
utes 40 seconds Tuesday. ?
Secretary MacVeagh has begun the
wood" in the force of the Treasury
worx or cleaning out the "dead
department.
The special naval board meetinc
at Boston is to suggest reforms in
firearms and navy yards.
About 15,000 children were given
an ice cream treat in Carroll Park
by Mr. A. Stanley Brager Tuesday.
President Taft has fixed October
18 as the date of his meeting with
President Diaz at El Paso.
Parcels from naval vessels rtp
hereafter to be carefully examined so
as to prevent smuggling of dutiable
articles.
A joint monument is to be erected
at Washineton to
commemorate J
peace after the Civil War by sons
veterans, u. a. A. and United Sons
of Confederate Veterans.
Foreign Affairs.
Forty thousand workers in paner.
woolen, cotton and allied industries
m Stockholm, Monday quit their jobs
and went, on strike.
The British government has de
cided to build four more hattlpshins
this year of a type called paper-
Dreadnaughts.
Louis Bleriot, who astonished the
world by flying ' across the English
channel in his mono-plane now finds
tne hero worship a worse problem
than his plucky but dangerous feat.
The Bolivian archives at Buenos
Ayres will be turned over to the
American minister.
uayoucoc gunners were Kill-1
ed by an explosion of a12 pounder
gun wniie at marcn target practice
Monday.
An experiment was tried at May
ance, Germany, to puncture a balloon
4,000 feet high. Kifles and machine
guns were without iffect but the sec
ond shot from the howitzer destroy
ed the flyer.
The Cuban Minister to 'the United
States denies that there is any dis
ruption in the Cuban cabinet.
v : - r- " rf :
nT2fr03T8 ranwENtf DOCTORS AT
iOlXIt SERVICE FREK.
9 Penny to Pay For the Fullest
Medical Examination.
Tf vrin iw j .
- m uuuui as to tne causo
your disease mall us a postal re-
iuesung a medical examination blank.
r w, fl return to
uo. unr rLnTAra mill - ..!
: - vtneiuiiy Qiag-
nose your ease, and If you can be
wurpa you win behold so; If you can
" vurwu you Will J told n. Vrm
are not obligated to us In any way. lor
VT aDsoiutely free; you are
at liberty to take our advice or cot as
you see nt. Send to-dav fr n mr
w examination blank, flu .,t
I return to us as DromDtiv a
your criei11 aoctors will diagnose
t Z. 'uu,u8"i7 ansoiuteiy free.
pm ,7, V? aM Jen Sts..
I f
An emptv Duraa rflitcm
heart. Gaelic.
ful
For SUddpn chfll linntMA nt l.l.lro. a
diarrhea and rammer complaint.
The shovel scouts
the poker.
French.
Call t tho Urur Store r.iv
Oet a bottle, of Dr. Btjf?ir3 Hijklebw
CorJlfil for Dtarrh03. D,.,,v.or. OhU
drei rejtMos.oto. Dru xtlr.i 2i aa i 1 1 .
Olliflr orirl ,n j j
jLiaiian.
T . 1 " "SlCC.
- ry t 1 1 I j i 1 1 r n nnn r n
hS8 thin Sn?P for C3uldr
totu-
I Patience,- nersistenrp nn
ry are oni acquired by work. J. G,
Holland.
I Pop TY Iflfliruv mm m .
N CoM. Hnt. stomach
im.:,. nihw m
ately.
Try tt, 10c., 25c, tod 60c. at drug
t . L-A a . 1 i.
stores.
A good wife is a troaA nnun
Hebrew.
ITCHED FOR TWELVE YEARS.
"EE? "? Fr Hwen.
ftraw Affected.
TT?e Up A" "OP0 of CnrT
m Quickly Cured by Cuticura.
"I suffered from eczema on m k,i.
u a j 7 ; 7. 1 we,v years; my
hand and feet would swell, veat and itch
men wouia uecome callous ana get very
dry, then peel off and get raw. I tried
..77 nd .of d ointment
k " 'J?1 dorto".
cure for eczema. A friend of minTiJ!
u!i a"a W Cuticura Remedies,
."VLT1.81 thera tril !"til 1 got
P?nYb
ee a vast improvement nrl mv " ,
eet were bwlod up in no time. I Uve had
potter & n - f,
Drug 4 Chem. Com. Rnl. P-
cf Outicura Reroedita, Boston, Mass.
All animals love varietv in their
feeding, a change being really equiva
lent to a larger quantity.
Bough on Rata, unbeatable exterminator.
Rough on Hen Lice, Nest Powder, 25c.
Rough on Bedbugs, Powder or Liq'd, 25a
Rough on Fleas, Powder or Liquid, 25c.
Rough on Roaches, Powd, 15c.,Liq'd, 25c
Roaghon Moth and Ants, Powder, 25a
Rough on Sfceetera, agreeable in use, 25c,
E. a WelKChemiflt, Jersey City, N. J.
A Japanese Peculiarity.
Ever since we had taken the road
at Kobe, we noticed that through
cartmen tailed to notice the "chug-
chugging" of the unmuffied motor.
Even a peremptory "honk-honk"
failed to attract attention. It is not
until Mr. Mancini, or his sucessor,
Mr. Ito, sang out "hai-hai" the cry
used by rikisha men to demand the
?ght of,w?yfT the riower-movxn8
horse and bullock cartsthat the ob
structing pedestrains or cartraen
would look up, and then, surprise and
wonder written over their counte
nances, hastily get to one side
From "Across Jaran in a Mntir
Car," by George MacAdam, in the
August Outing Magazine.
i Defined. .
at
Say, Pop, what's Civil Service?"
It s an act governing the ser
vice in the department the Customs,
ice rosiai, tne ' Uovernment Print
ing" "But, dad; what does it
mean?" "Mean? It means where
a busy man rushes into the post office
to buy some stamps falls in line,
waits an hour and twentv minutes
before "reaching , the' window then,
after tendering a hundred dollar bill.
nears tne tallow-laced clerk murmur
pleasantly: 'Wholesale stamps at
the next window, please!" From thj
July Bohemian. So. 32-'09.
EverV hckacre of
f o
Post Toasties
Contains a little book
11
Tid-Bits made with
Toasties."
a 1 f J
A. COUplC OI ClOZen feCipeS
Of fascinating dishes,
A help in entertaining
Home folks or company,
Pkgs. JDc ani J5c
At grocers.
W I'lnifii'Dllimill;;
doctor
merchant.
No
have its
Ml - -
oi maintenance.
I
At
Rural Telephones
are in nte in thousandt of communi'ic Th. ;-..'f.'..
standard Bell Telephone a??3ratu,. "t h7SL2 ZZM.
and economical scrsicc H reuaoi
,v This. elePhone syrtcm is moderate In ctKt asilr wkhia
the reach of the trerage farmer. 7 Wlkaia
your name and addrcz. on thm margin W mail it toUay tl
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anturrs
WESTERN
Chicayn, C'incinn!i.
Indiana poll. Minormpoli.
tt
noraem tiectnc atd InafCTariBg Co.. Ud
T4
Restores Cray Hair to Natural Color
OVII MDIrr ABO mCUHW
trixort and prnU the Uir from (allinc off
XANTHINE CO Richmond, Virginia
! Mt Stm. l C(4r
ITCH CURED ByO.. A,pli.G..
DR. DAVID'S SANATIVE WASH U guaran
teed to cu-o any cave of Itch In half hour If
used according to direction. Phow till to per
Bons harln? I tch. 1 f rour doif h Scrtrhf or
lance David's Sunatlve Uuh will cure him
tonw. Price 50c a Bottle. Itcannot N mailed.
Delivered t rrnr nearest express olBc Jrc
noon receipt of 75 rent.
VweiKtMlisrllrmC., Blckaiial, Va.
Florida Lands
R O Y ALL TE R RACE
Suburb of Greater Jacksonville,
Lota 50xU0. I15C: COO drrwn VV . V.l
Email (nrmi; largo aere. Write mewhst'roa
want. Kaliabla information faraiabod.
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IV. TV. CLEAVELAND, J.ckaoDTllle.rU.
SHAFTING, PULLEYS, BELTS
LOMBARD IRON WORKS. AUGUSTA. GA.
tt aClcted
with weak
Thompson's Eye Water
PALATAL rearnof
CniLDKCX LICK THE SPOO'. IUII. isjZLL.
artpUi,aiU DtcaaUoo. 23o. L1- PKDQQUTx
Suicide
Slow death and awful suffering
follows neglect of bowels. Con
stipation kills more people than
consumption. It needs a cure
and there is one mcrficme In
all the world that cures it
CASCARETS.
Caacarets 10c. box week'a treat
ment. AJ1 dnursrlsts. Blrireit teller
U the world million boxei a month.
Interesting Facts
1he only effective and reliable
remedy known for Gout, Dyspep
sia, Jaundice, Kidney and Blad
der troubles, Constipation, Head
ache, Biliousness and all disor
der of the bowels is
DR.D.JAYNE'S
SANATIVE PILLS
For fevera! generations thej hare
been a household necessity for reliev
ing and curing complainU o this kind.
They are safe and sure In every in
stance. As a laxative, purgative sad
cathartic they are unexcelled.
Sold by dnzggitt. rperytchere tn
25c and 10c boxes
A CERTAIN CURE FOR SORE,
MITCHELL'S
MAKES THE USE OF DRUGS UNNECESSARY. Price. 25c. Druggists
W y - Wheat Crop
iff 0fl jBJ&&l? I
f "
POTASH
Two poond. of PoUah.addd to each
. . e P"- total
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GERMAN KAU WORKS
Oroanize a
Local Telephone System
Just think what a Telephone System would -save
you all your neighbors
your veterinarian pewtoffice icpot :
matter how far v fmn
the
i Telephone Comnan'v. vour ronmimltv
nearest
own local service at a very low coet
' mipnone tne and tbeir cof.
COMPANY
EASTERN
"iAL TAcrnc
Vmxhu. ' -
MooruJ aaj Wlzurpeg.
EDITATIOXAL
CLAREMONT Cnt.t.noa. niekorr. ?f.C. Glrl
Pchool. HralOful LocaUon. Experlenowl
Teacher. Moderate Kate. J.LKcinr. Pm
S to mm i ncwt. Tuition and Room
Rem at riFLMosT HIGH SCHOOL lo?
uiews on of nine monihi
Jl Is 'ii' J.,ei.'1 '.hecheapert rhool In tha
ataie. - E. VI. Kuonce. Memberof lb letrtaia-
ture.
'Most heartily dj I commend tbecbool to
'l who hare aoti and daughters to educate. "
C. E, Taylor. Ex-presliirnt ofWaJc Fore
College.
"In my opinion there la no Hlh School la
this part of the country dolna- more thoroorh.
edncatlonal work "-E. Y. TTebb M.C
For Cataloc wr.te W. D, liuaxa. LairDAXJi.
WANTFn6Y0UNfi MEN AND
To prepare for positions now i wilt'nj them.
- For full Information, writ
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAtSCHOOLS.
Greensbero Wlmton-Salem
Or Wllmlnjton. N. C
1RTLAND SEMINARY...
OAK GROVE. VA.
An Ideal Home Vchoof for Olrla la
west more I nd Co.. 66 miles each from
ashlnctoi urtd I yhimul M
snrronndlns. nlnired nHehborbood, Chrla
t an lnfluences.cxtenslTe private rrounda. All
branches taucht tuo or months. Wrlto
for cat akxTje 15lh M-sslon be ns Sent 14. 1909.
Mra. Wm. DatMity Wi l. Prin.. Oak Grore, V.
I & oldest and HrxJ I
u a ftna una. No
. .U1 OWiata tooth tt taa
C. M. SMITHDEAL, FWau.
Va.
So. S2-'09.
TOILET AfJTISEPTIO
. NOTHIBO LIKI IT fOR
' 1"UIT VCLTPLI Pnio cxcala airy
I llCi I U I fl a cleaaatat, whcaei&g ml
removing tartar from the teeth, bmdmritnj4
all genni of decay and LseM wbi ordiarj
loota rxeparatioM cannot do.
THE MOUTH iTLi
aaJ throat, purine m Srealh. and kilU tL tm4
vrhkh collect fa ma rnooth, causnj aor tbxl
tad teerh, bad breadv. gripp, aad ptrh ackawiay
THE EYES S-tStZ
telisved and atrengrheud by Pcx&m. j
CATARRH Stte,CK
Eammatioa and stop th cLacharf. h It a Wi
remedy for stofino catarrh. .
PaxtiiM is a hamleas ret oewtxtml cj 1
termiride,disnfeclaal and deodorizsr.
Jaed in bathing it destroys edan and
leave tha body antiaepticaSy clean.
rOR SALE AT DtrUO STOMCS.SOe.
Oft 0TrAIO Y MAIU
LARGE SAMPLE FREE!
THE PAXTOW TOttXT CO BQ8TOW. HA
WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES.;
SALVE
PAYS
100 rnd. of ,n;... ;
one per cenL
. crop uro and MSwn
W rcgaoL lrac .
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