' -JSTJ- ' j i , i .if! M M Ml ' if, II , i i V
yciuzie. xviii.
FBANKUN, K. C, JUNE 17, 1S03.
NUMBER 21
)
Tt:; Fmilin Press.
rusKUH.N.c, Jut. nieo3.
W. A. CURTIS.
EbtTon.
littered at tii post-effles at franklin,
X. C.f tat rranamiMlon ttiraugh : the
tails m aecnnd-claa matter.
9i ory twelv months
On py i month
Srrurl :t,
- Olkltiari, par tin,
ft!.)
SOoU
B cent
6 cents.
i HALF SHEET.
On account of the flood in South
Carolina 1 the big IsndshMe on tbe
jLdt & branch f .the Southern RalU
wsy, our paper supply ban failed to
eaeh us, anil it ! uncertain ben it
wilt oome, so we art under the ne-
cessityof issuing half-sheet this
Two great aoeial event for Frank
tia nail uek are the Lrdge celeb ra
tion Wednesday and the Gaston
ftowell wedding on Thursday.
. slsson county it a pioneer North
Carolina county in one respect--
it baa voted for compujsory ; edu
eation. Asheville Gazette,
v Tbia is what I be Wilmington
. Slar says the devil will Bay. to the
delinquent subscriber when, bo
goes below: "la it hot euoagh
for yog?"
Th Press will be printed ou
Tuesday of next week, one day
. earlier than usual, on account , of
"The public exercise of the masons
on Wednesday. All cotumunica
t ions "sud advertisements should
be handed in a day earlier.
. ' Major Bradley writes from Union,
, 8. C, that the parties who returned
acre treat that place misrepresented
fact, t He eaya tbe weather is not
muoh warmer there than hete in the
hot sea nd the water la good,
and wame eoorlaJhoae wbo are
willing to woik. He ha
sinoe tbe 14th of February,
tout eurnv bat can stand the work
all ngb't,; hasn't lost bat 2 days
irork ia that time.
'. The Hew Baak.
The Bank of Franklin will proba
bly be ready to open for bnainees
' the lit of July., There has been de
lay in getting work done on tbe
bnildinz and in receiving the furni
tare ordered. A fin counter and
1 partition haa been trderel, coating
about '1125. "The safe is In post
tion, astd a huge on. It cost f) 1 25
to get it brought over from Dillsbo
to to Franklin. ;, ;:.
; J"? t r" I ' :
BHCeateaary.
' Next Sunday, at the Methodist
church there will be a bi-centena--
fy celebratioo of the birth of John
Werley, who was born Juno 17,
uaTtrafitixfiprognua .has.
been arranged, and the exerciees
will be my interesting and in
structive. i t hs iUaStler W4(iui Aa
'' voaaeei. : -
' T'K fflnwiMtr a mi am 11 AAmon f nftjUUS 15. 1903.
f he approaohing marriage of Miss
' Emily M; Aw of Forsyth, Ga., to
Bev. Frank Siler, of Asheville, N.
C, is copied from the Atlanta
Journal:, . ';.
"Miss Emily M. Alftn wilt be
married on (he morning of the 8th
of July at 8 o'clock to Rev. Frank
Siler of AihstiUe, N. C, at the
boms ot her mother, Mrs. Georgia
Allen, ft Forsyth. ;
. "No sards have been issued, and
Mis weddiug will be a quiet one,
only the immediate relatives to be
prtaeot,., Rav.' Beverly P." Allen,
; arotber of tbe; bride, assisted bv
Hr, W.jr.Ai8Swortb,of Macdn,
. will offipiate. .
"Ths couple will leave immedi-
. Wy for FrsikrntK. C hy. way
" of Atlanta 'and Tallulah Falls,
reaching Asheville, the future
. borne about July 21st. , . : '
"Mist Alien will be greatly
missed from. -our midst. As a
teacher for many years here, aud
ia.WesIeyan college Macon, her
brilliant mind aud broad oultnre,
' her cousecrated life rand com pre
heudiog sympathy bavs reached
and ennobled the ' lives of hun
dreds of children aud young peo-
pis. :Wr;y::-:r
'Mr. Siler is pseMr of the Cen
tral Methodiat church at Aahe
ville, N. C. He is ons of the lead-
ing men of bis confersnce aud is
known S' bispersoual gifts, for
bis nthufU'ic devotion' to tbe
work of thecirarch, and a high
integrity and purftjMjf oharacter."
Miss Allen is a siBterflOIrs. F.
B. Johnston, aud , su sunt of"" Sirs.
Dr.F.L. Siler ufFraukliu.
DILLAllD, GA.
Your correapoudent has just re
turned from New. Holland and
Gaiueeville, Ga. The scenes wit
nessed then, caused by tbe cy
clote, are beyond description.
Tbe families that , went to New
Hollaud from this community are
Jobu M.Ditlard, W. B. Dillard, J.
H.Dillard.J.B.Dillardaud Mrs.
Mollis Foster with their families.
Their lives were all spared, but the
families of J. M. Dillard, J, H.
Dillurd aud i. Mollis Foster lost
everything, not even a chaugn of
clothing or a peuuy left, all were
blown away."';-.'
Last Thursday Mr. Jeff Dickson
committed suicide at Xiaytou-by
taking-morphine.
Last Saturday a surgical opera
tion was performed ou a 'young
man named Parker, by Dra. Siler
and Jones of Franklin aud D. L.
Garlaud of tbia place. Tbe young
man died Suuday morning. ; ;
Mies Ethel Powell has just re
turned from a week's visit to her
brother, Oscar Powell, in Atlanta.
Mies Beulah Ureeu has rotuTuod
htfine from teaching iu South
Georgia.
Messrs. A. J. and Frank Ritchie
and their families have arrived
from Waco, Texas, to - spend tbe
summer mouths here, Dairy.
Juuel5,1003. s .
KOTES FKOX ELLU1T.
Editor Pbess: A cold wave
swept thn country Friday and Sat
urday of last week. A little frost
was seen at the head of the creek,
but no damage done to crops that
we can learn.
We are sorry to report the sick
ness of our valued frieud and
ueigbbor, Mr. T. R. Gray, but
learn that he is improviug.
Bragg Higdou, ' Jr., returned
home last week from Chapel Hill
Uuiversity, His many ; frieuds
sre pleased to see him again sud
anticipate for bim a bright luljfo.
t msAreports thfjm a reooi 0f
lglwhiiya7welTe
, i5Ti5 The fan;., of gUHluer Clark, Jr.
is visiting bis sister, Mrs. W. I
Cargeuter.
Charlie Carpeuter and Algie
Higdon made a business trip to
Cashier's Valley last week.
Two of our belated brethren or
bachelors, sre now said to be stir
ring about each with an anxious
eye to business epecial business.
Hurrah I for Compulsory Edu
cation, also for our progressive
county superintendent, Mr. John
stou, who Set the ball to rolling.
The County Board of Education
will do well to re-elect him.
' Three or four families of upper
Ellijay are back from the west, re-
joicing to ' an "old Ellijay"
once more. Mr. Minoie found tbe
people "plum quare" in Washing
ton,
It may be of interest to many
6f your readers to learn that Mr.
Geo H. Carpenter, fora erlv of
Macon, has been unanimously re
elected Superintendent of pnblio
schools in Bowie, Texas, tie at
has charge of tbe Summer Nor
mat School at that place.
AMICUS.
,
1. Driven To Desperation. ,
Living at an ont of the way place,
remote from civilisation, a family
is often driven to desperation iu
oase of accident, resulting in Burns,
CuU, Wonuds Ulceus etc Lay In I
enpply of Buoklen,s Arnica Salve
It's the best oa earths 26, at Smith's
)rug Store.
.- - WllceXWoes ttbren.
' Raleigh, N. U, June 10The Su.
preme court today affirmed the decis
ion of the lower court in the oaao of
James Wiluex, sentenced to thirty
ears imprisonment for the killing of
t: v..n:' ' a.'i:ukT,.i.
V .i i i
Startling Evidence.
Fresh testimony in great q'lanhy I
consUnlly eorohig in, declaring Dr.
King, New Discovery for Con
sumption Cough and .lde to be
unequaled. A reoont expression from
T. J. McFarland Bentorville, Va.
serves aa an example. He writes:
1 bad Bronchitis for three years and
doctored all th time without bving
benefitted. Then I began taking
Dr. King,a ; New Dtsoovery, and
a fw bottles ' wholly cured - me.
Equally effective iu curing all Lung
and Throat troubles, Consumption,
rneamema and Grip. Guaranteed
by Frank T. Smith Drngglst. Trial
bottles free, regular aises 60c, aud
11.00.
T Ask President for. PalUass's
. Pardoa. :-
8tcll lo the Uau'lte. , ..;
Cbnrlotte, N.C.June 13. Judge
Boyd leaves for Washington Mon
day to see the president ou behalf
of a pnidou fur Lawreuco rulliam.
TKK GAlSmiLLE CKCLOSE.
Gainesville, Ga.
. June ?, 1903.
J!.d;tor I'ress, Most of your
readers have perhaps, heard of the
awful cycloue that visited this
beautiful city, Muuday, June 1st,
but tbiukiuglbat many of these
inay uot have read tbe particulars
of its awful destruction, if you
will allow me I will tell you ru
meagre terms of the havoo which
it wrought.' I ,wss at Seueoa, 8.
C, at tbat time aud could have
corns here at ouce, but I did uot
care to be ou the scene aud look
upon tbe many dead, dying, and
uiaugM and torn, nor hear the
heart reudiug cries of ths bereav
ed. So after calmuess and some
order were restored, I visited the
oeue, sud I aseure you the first
glimpse eveu, beggars description.
From direct Information it.
seems tbat two opposite storm
clouds met uear the Gainesville
cottou mills, aud combining tbeif
forces, without warning, swooped
dowu ou this ill-fated section deal
lug out death aud destruction such
as is seldom seeu. The first work
it did was to destroy the, ware
rooms of the Gsiuesville .Mills.
Next it blew the fourth story of
the cotton mills dowu ou tbe third
floor, and the two crushed through
to the secoud floor, where they
lodged. If I were to use every
word iu the Euglisa lauguage
which I might be able to commaud
I could iu'but a small degree give
auy idea of the niaguilude aud
awfuluess of tbe scenes aud de
struoliou wrought, lmsgine the
thousauds of buy apiudlea whirr
ing and the hundreds of looms
weaviug, all emblems of prosperi
ty and iudustry, orated nvstly
by little boys aud girls sud worn
ou, uuconoious of thj nearness
auy danger, tih in an instant
most anatiilated and a huiUlred
livesjuAtched away, aud hu
ueonlc mauuled aud torn iu ev
. - .
ery conceivable way. The e rum
bling brick walls and,, tbe Hying
aud whirliug timbers griudiug
and batteriug out human lives iu
n dironiinu almost beyond the
nompreheusqiy "jfljjsi,
aB f liend.
No.( yfOiathe
GaiuV yi
FromV -yville mills tbe
cyoloue speuxyln its awful fury,
destroyiugheTOi mills, Kieotrio
car sheds, aud still ouward iu its
fury, tearing away great brick
structures like sd many straws,
wheu it alighted agaiuon the bills
of New Holland, where were situa
ted ifte cottages occupied by the
families wbo were employees in
the racolet cottou mills, voir a
little while ago I stood ou those
hills aud viswed tbe ruiu aud deso
lation and suffering wrought there.
Out of .75 cottages, iu each of
which lived two families, ouly ten
re left standiog. In ths houses
destroyed the - mother aud, her
smallest oues were left" to gusrd
tbe homes, ahiie the father aud
larger children were at work iu the
mills or elsewhere, but when the
father aud older childreu returned
tbey found uu mother or little sis
ters, or brothers nor eytn homes.
Some of these were later found
dead or dying among tbe debris,
oftsu at considerable distance
away. I was snowu the places
where many were tound dead, aud
the uew made graves where over
oue-huudred lie ; sleepiug further
tolls of its awfuluess.
! The matt path of the cyolone is
about two huudred yards wide and
about a mile aud a half long.
Along this path nothing was left.
I saw the plate where large buil
dings bad stood. Notbiug wss
left every thing gone. Many hou
sea were blown fully half a mile,
and no two pieces of some could
be fouud together. I am told by
reliable people, and was shown tbe
places, where people, were blown
for two to three bundled yards.
Irou lamp posts were twisted like
wire, telegrspb posts, large trees
were twisted off feist above tbe
ground. One large brick stable
contained horses and all were
killed, while a family who lived
there were uot hurt, just carried
stable and horses away leaviug
ths people. The Injured are being
cared for very well, three large
nospitals hsve been established,
fully $20,000 hse already been
sent to there, and each train brings
more. The oily is almost a mass
of humau beings, who are vfsitiug
the ruins. The cities, towus,
churches aud individuals, from
far aud uear, are sending money,
prpvisious sud clotbiug daily,
while the government hss issued
ratioud for 1000 for Ihirly days.
So you cau imagiue bow grate-
uulrnda
Thousand Cave Kidney Yttmtle
and Don't Know it
How to Vla4 Out.
Fill a bottle or common f lau with your
water and let H tund twnty-four hours; a
sediment or sat
tllnf Indicates aa
unhealthy condi
tion of the kid
neys; if it slain
your linen It Is
vldenc of kid
ney trouble; too
froauent deiira la
i'tyWJi nasi It or naln In
the back U alia
convincing proof that th kidneys and blad
der are out of order,. :
What Bo.
There is comfort In the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-.
Root, th treat kidney remedy fulfill every
wish In curlnr rheumatism, pain la th
back, kidney , liver, bladder and every part
of th urinary passage. It corrects Inability
to hold water and scaldlne pain In passing
H, or bad Uct toitowing use o liquor,
win or per', and overcome that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
during th day, and to get up. many times
during th night. The mild and th extra
ordinary effect of Swamp-Reot Is sooa
realized. It stands th highest for Its won
derful cures of th most distressing cases,
If yoa need a medicine you should have th
best Sold by druggists in 50c and$l. sizes.
You may hive sample bottle of this
wonderful - discovery
and a book that tells
more about It, both sent
absolutely free by mail.
address Dr. Kilmer Si
Co., Blnghamton, N. Y. When writing men
tion read iag this geaersaa oiler u this paper,
ful the people here are. The re
ports aud news of the grest ca
lamity cannot half Way ctnvey to
you the extent and awfuluess of
lbs Scene and one cau gather a full
conception of it by visiting the
place aud seeing for himself. How
glsdsnd thankful, every one of.
you in Maoou should ba, snrrV
ded ss yon sre by grs"'
tains which ward rftTauob
aud wher?H great floods ca
strojir Uk id property as in
laces, aud where pesce, plei?
oonteutment migu if the
e would only realise them
Yours truly, B.
OABTOTXXA.
isMts ATMmwtoiKmton
NEWS BRIEFS.
tn 'iria Federal rtnnrt at t!har.
IjlteUe last week, C, 1. Farmer, for
merly posfmssterat Crousn, N.Cn
was found guilly "of embeiiliug
funds amounting to $96T.l0ifhiIe
iu charge of the postolEce. Hi
flue was $1000 and sentence, six
mouths in jail. .
CfJL. 8TORZA.
tWO ; yflattostoi Ibwahwej Iketf
Mrs. Fred VnreUh.
MMT nan. Bsartea)
"Altar y lint bby wai bar F Hi Rot
mm to regain Sty -Irtngth although th
dactar givt M a tonic which kecansM
and vary superior, bat butted pittas
Batter I (raw waaktr avcry Say. My has
band ktsMcd that I laks Wins f Cardul
lar a week and sat what It wauld do It
aw. I di Uk the Bttdiclnc and was vary
rteM t Had my ttmrgUi sad htaluS
3wW rctsraiaj. h tw wstksl was t
tad sad la a sMatt I was skk to tab
ayaayamuleaUtt. I aas vary aathutt.
aKk Is Hs praba." ,
Win of Csrdui reinforces the organs
of generation for the ordeal of preg
nancy and childbirth, lfcprevents nut
carriap Kowoman who take Win
of Cardui need fear the eotning of bat
child. . If Mrs. Unratb. had takra
Win of Cardui before her aahycame
th would not have been weakened ss
she was. Hot rapid recovery should
commend this grant remedy to every
expectant mother. Wine of Cardui
regulates the menstrual flow. . ,
IVLIEorCAnDUl
WvF
ypi
I .
Bank 8lort-Presdeert fieae.
Birmingham, Ala , June 10
With President T. J. Cornwall In
part unknown and short newly
1280,000, th Bessemer Savings
Bank, one of the strongest institu
iron ia fh die trlct, alii elore it
doors snd ask for a receiver tomor
row morning.
OLD PEOPLE'S DISEASES.
Nearly all old people are troubled
with Bladder or Kidney diseases,
snd often with' Asthma and Rlicu
matii in. Then sre called 'old peo
ple's infirmities. TJRICSOL, the
great California Uheumntia rumedy,
removes the excess of urio scid from
the systfm and efTtcls a cure. It
also increases the appetite and builds
up the system. Send stamp for
boolm particulars to the Lamar A
Ranktif lrag Co., Atlanta Gan or
UUICSOLOiemic-al Co., Los An
gelts, Cal. Druggists cell it at $1.00
per bottl, or six for f;,.00.
.!.. "
BETTER HIGHWAYS.-
t:ow
THEY WOULD BENEFIT THB
. AMERICAN FARMERS. '
rnfmn Utti tk riuaelnl
4 Manx Other Advantage f
Qom R..--Iur.ul Value el
Laad Seae Illhwar larTaa,
la aa address before a good roads
convention recently Professor Latta
of Pordu uulversity. Indiana, spoke
of tbe aUvantace of good roads aa fol
low; . :.. " i
Tbat good road have a money value
to farmers will be crnnted by nil. That
tbe money value of Improved highway
is alone sufficient to Justify tbe cost of
their-construction will be confidently
claimed or readily admitted by mauy
farmer, questioned by others and de
nied by not a few. V
In view of tbe financial and many
other advantage of good roads a ma
jority of the farmer would favor their
construction as rapidly as practicable
under some efllcleut, ecououilcnl and
(equitable system of highway Improve
ment But there I a considerable pro
portion of tbe farmers, doubtless ouo
nf th and possibly one-fourth, wbo have
little knowledge or appreciation of the
benefits of good roads and wbo there
fore object on account t tbe great cost
r of tu.ntiu -
iUave to beat their -fuir-
burden of sucli ImprOTemeut. ThrjTirm)
credit, not wholly without reason, tbe
statements and conclusions of many
public writers aa to the losses aud
talue to farmers from poor and food
roads respectively j hence tbey view
with apprehension tbe general agita
tion In favor of improved highways.
Ignoring or undervaluing the educa
tional and social advantages a well
as th comfort and enjoyment of good
road, or feeling unable to pay tbe
price of such benefits, these farmers
regard with distrust and disfavor meas
ure for highway Improvement, and
tbey are likely to oppose effort for tbe
betterment of our roads nnles tbey can
first ! convinced tbat good roads will
prove a paying financial Investment,
Bpcnidng. therefore, IU behalf or those
VUo for any reason 4 re not influenced
by th blgherscoualderatlou in favor
of improved highways. 1 raise tbe ques
tion, Will it pay the' fanner In dollars
and cents to Improve their public
road i ;
Beton attempting to answer tills
question let us consider In what ways
permanently good, ronds wilt prove
financially beneficial to fanners. All
will agree, 1 think, tbat a good road
wlll-
i'lnrt. Economise time and force tn
transportatlen between farm aud mar
ket Second.-Enable tbe farmer to take
advantage of market fluctuation In
buying and selling. -'
TbinL-Permlt the transportation of
farm products and purchased commodi
ties during time of comparative lei-
Fourth.-Reduce th wear and tear
on borers, harness and vehleles.
Flfth.-Enhance th market value of
real estate. : "
' But there Is another side to-this ques
tion vis. tbe increased .value of laud
from highway Improvement J oat here
the objection may be raised tbat tbe
Improved road would not Increase tbe
ptoduetlve enpaclty of tbe land, while
th enhanced commercial value would
Increase the taxes. Let ns, for the lake
qf argument, grant tbl plausible but
fallacious objection and then find what
It amounts to. Let us suppose tbe In- r
crease In appraisement for taxation to
be $4 an acre and tbe tax rate 14 per
cent. This would mean an annual a
crease tn taxes of S cents an acre, or
S3 a hundred acres. Would uot our ob
jector after enjoying the benefit of
good roads' be very willing to give
therefor tbe extra $5 If necesssryj
Would be keep tbe money and go back
to the thraldom ef mud roads! if so,
be has tbe option of selling bis farm at
an advance, according to tb average
eatlmate of hi brother fnrme'r, that
will mor than doubly reimburse blu
for hi expenditure ou highway Im
provements, and be can thou remove to
some nattv wild wbose quiet waters
have not been "troubled" by tbe spirit
of progress.
la view of tbe general recognition
among farmer of tbe necessity and
benefits pt good roada I am encouraged
to beUere tbat large proportion of
tbe fanning classes will heartily Join
with the people or tbe cities and towns
in an effort to devise, adopt aud put
lute exeeutlon some efficient, ecouomlc
al and equitable system of highway
Improvement Tbat there -are some
who would realise little substantial
gain from highway Improvement ninst
be admitted, tut! to base an argument
galnat good rouds en this fact would
be to do gross Injustice to ttie great
majority of Industrious, thrifty, euter
prising farmers wbo are doing so much
to make Indlnnn one ef the foremott
agricultural state of tbe Union.
That Tfirobbing Headache
Would quickly leave yon, if you
used Dr. King's New Life l'ills.
Thousands of suffur'nt have proved
their matchless merit for Sluk and
Nervous Il'eiidnches.t.'They make
pure bltMMl and build up your lieUL.
Only S5 cents, money back if not
cured. SoM by . Frank T- Smith
DruiaU
saiiiii I - " ..tt.-jx.:- .t -anaBBSSBTmac- If
l Vr It t. M t? h
The Kind You Ilavo Always
In use for over GO years,
and
ffifJ'J sonal sapervlsion since Its Infancy.
CCC&vlA ; Allow no onn io !eelvn ron In till.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Jnst-ns-grood",are but
1 Experiments that trifle wj W and endanger the health of
r Infants and Children Kxperleuco against lixperlcicnt.
v What is CASTORIA
Oostorla Is a harmless sabstltuto for Castor O'J, Pure
gorlc, Drops aud. Soothing Syrups. It is riensant. It
contalna neither Opium, Slorphino. nor other I.'arcotlc
subsUnce, Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Fovcrlslmess. It cures Dlarrhooa a:A Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething: Troubles, etircs Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
. Stomach and Bowels, givlnjr healthy and natural sleep .
Tbo Children's ronacea l'he Mother's Friend.
CENUIME CASTORIA ALWAYS
Sears the
The KhCYou Hay
In Use For Over 30 Years.
I THI OCftTAUH OOMMW, T WUHflAT WTntFT, mt9 TORSI am. .
fill WDTHUT IV DADTMCitu.
Jfe.q . tiiTS
S.f . t5 iV-
Svii stk ffTl
m m .
m . ill roraa'-TOA-
St ia-af
5 J I . A Perfect For All Throat and
S J tg bx m Cure i Lung Troubles.
Hi gjf 53 Money back If It fails. Trial Botttasflr.
pi $ in 1 . -
S33 'f3' ' JJg .y4 BO YEARS' f
51 III IMOTfS
ill . ' V fc-itf ?r TTnosMiwa
sir m tmi
M 1 kv X, v . '" " '' aVfc Afitnneiwndlnf pltrtrh nrl rtepoaji ittriv
M A vvw: -wws. ws-sjssswasasjsja S 1 jV qoto:y nsMwrMln wor ftpriikm frw whettnr
CS3 ... . 'ew. ' 9 a a-, k'trS InTajnihm tn probubl? mitcitih)a rnnninnld
2 J - " kw -S2 ft tnsjsrtij'viirttrttrMiiiil. 1inndbookonFativ
22 m i V f sT pmi freer OMenl niffliifT Utr rwrnniiif ptont.
taW .-.rr 1 1 ii Btja. kiVi w,rhou'llh''rHtttat' - I
M I 0 J T" I Ahantltxrmolrmftrtrttetf wMii)f I,nrftf
Sft e fisnoo).sjsjsaliaii uenhi siaiiliiieieiiauisaw!aeBjawg'ijaWsaa t S aV lY I TOlatton Of ,in tcl entitle loarnfU, Torm
CIS f 7 ?. I vr fnnr monibm.SL SoM bj narwu)(Hik
m m m m m m i
Svt ... aav
ill " : ig
M .is!
hi - t
m - til
... - aaS
h - -.- A High Quality-Low Frices. ii -m
:u rr r
hi ' "x ' m
...... ...... r... '-. f -. f -
.r. .- u-- ' .iT.... . . -L.
.... .... ..... ; - . : - t : v.- .. .... ..
ViA ytVERr PERSC3NX
II 4 ! - fW.l.l.l,frMtof.n,UI.P.....X
bajrliisBn
we. witLBtwu
te roily
ef
""
. c 1
afl
(
I a
......3r;.
C;::sC..'y23c::lStr:
Or aull ti wait la C.
NT.?-I. 1X10. lwaSr.tllfl.lMbro'ir 1nmr rhv!rla Iu ChUTlm'MI to TKl- THiNa.
er 'fi our ii 1 T 'n h
('viiwas wwini in If".-ih.-il
a e ctnffntjH iif'ii t.
el.i; t'fDt, aonenjf b in
Wink ' :w urt la rtMOWl
bu tu.m. a
N
to w hut a t?tr yon
I, a t
D.I tt - t hss
a, 'Hi fl.HiUiisr 8t
MI-0 Of lrltfH.t at-lti
sit.cn i"tiiii ihfr' it m
011. i-: U to miff m:r-H
w biiir
Bougrht, and wlilch has been
has borne the st?natare of 1
has been made nndcr his pcr :
Signature of
s Bought
elUway
,js
r,aisoliloaaM4eUfaiUMUdrtualamlBlMU
tniuwirauoauaKimiliioUaBsfnu. tr..
or la tha aaarrutura mm win .h ,k A
'I a stmi port. Thuf eoanliuw ik bim aipeulml
attilns maltar eror bm4 tfia, they enabla jou tot
ipFumananHirm TOW ml tagu With th. I
VUH Wr.W0UVENIR CATALOGUFi
U!curaniij'rcurt..iiculJu.ll.rtlto.t uv.... .u t.-l
alshAnwricnoiaaiaoilplauto. Illianork afaril
rott U arwta and II l. rouri f, th. .u..
axpliios our tuUqra Oornlth Plan of Minna B
Th multioj uui oonitum.lca limit la fw.
of a l!!llon Pnll.nr4 PiirrhaMra.7
rULU I.VFOBM4TI0H. AdilreM,
CORiJlGBs CO.
WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY.
y
TiUISHIl)
It Tii
Zr'i lv,:'.':'::':ir
Diarrhoea, Dyvtniery, and
1 I
tlx Bowtl troubles of
I Vmdrtn Of MifAgt.
Asfls D'estion, Rf'latS
a tii liowrSs, Strr-P'-Hhens
th Child and A. kes
TrLTMINCi EA.SY.
J. MCFF6TT. M. tV ST. LOUIS, MO.
prvitttivn iI ( to ml'.l to
i a
bfn I-'tiiifl Utb'rM v?rv btrti
ni a. tl ;t we hnvs) eo-t t.. :
' tj f : -il Ik f "t Uf Uh llirtfl
tin. t"-;is:nf? innih!i ar ovpr.
ho tun -,y jv finj n-.( tn k t!il
In tl".- iK'tic rti'.i 11 -it t i:...t
I of tl,ri h-rr; at ii t
THE
Dovble Daily Tra!::J
I ceiiTjiDg- coiiman sieepers, aie can
Pcctrie Lfghfjgd Throughovt
arw'cBN , V
Blrmlnghaoi, Memphis and Kau CVi
AH TO M.k WoiNTS IN , I
Texas, Oklahoma and lodlao Territories
' AN THS
. Far West nd Northwest
VHB ONLY THROUON SLBBPSNO CAR LsNB
BBTWECN THB SOUTHEAST AND
1 Kansas crrv "
Descrtptlve llteratnre. ticket ar
ranged and through reservations made
upon application to
W. T. aauNOsna, Ot i Ar. Pae. Dm,
? . '. oa ;
P.I.OuiRR, Ti,tN.a,, ATUU.T. C. i
W. T. SAUNDERS
Qea'l b' J""9" PtsirtmanL
FRISCO BEADING S0TICS.
On the fiiKt ami third Tnesdnys of
April, May nnd June the Frisco Sys
tiin (S.'iinl Louis & Sun Francisco
flailroml) will have on sale .'reduced v
one way arid round trip ticket from
Birmingham, Wi'ttiplifyand Snint
Louis to pointajflj Jtlisiioi.
Braodl uffio. aa F St. Wathliictsa, B.CT
Highlands Insurance
Agency. r
Insures only iu tbe beBt Com
, pauies. . ,, .
Losses promptly paid.
T. Baiter White, Agent,
. , HIGHLANDS R.C
EXECUTOR'S K0TICE.
Having qualified as executors of
U. Higdon, dee'd, late of Macon
County, N. C. this is to notify all
persons having claims agtunwt the
estate of said deceased, to exhibit
1 hum to the undersigned on or before
ilju 15th day of May, 1904, or this
notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
saiu eatiite will please make immedi
ate payment. . v
This May Olh, 1903.
J. A. HlODOH,
j T. B. tlioDox.
Eieoutors of W. II.
Iligdon, l)t'0La&ed.
Tear Wants 8npllt4 Promptly.
If you wsut posters,
If you waut snvelopes.
If you want bill heads.
If you want note heads,
If you want statements,
If you want show cards,
If yon waut tetter heads,
If you waut receipt books.
If you waut programmes,
If you want invitatious,
If you waut calliug card.,
If yon waut shipping tn, ,
If yon waut job printing of s
deecriptiou done, iu the very 1
style aud at rock bottom ,
call at r,
Tnu Phess Job Orm-F,
Frankliu, b.
V
v.