' 1-w, ii."iiths
p si tiionUis .
"lUCiS, . -
is pur line,.
t'ulilishod every Wednesday
CVttcral.
,rf is now the houest far
trier briugs
Ilia 'lators iuto town,
Taia is the top row in
iu the sacks.
OOO 0 0 0 0 00 O
Aud this ie the loner
down,
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JOAB.
The Executive. Committee of
the Uuiind Confederate Yeternus
iu session last week at Louisville,
decided iipou Nashville, Teiin., as
-be place for holding the next re
uuiou. The diite will be decided
later. .' i
High Poiut it a dry lowu. Du
ring our etay ot a week in the
jdacewe did uot see ibeleust indi
cation nf drinking, did uot eoiell
the ardent ou auy man's , breath,
saw no whiskey shops,- aud beard
ouly two little, white oaths sworu
Nws and Olnwrver,
All excellent, geutlemau iu
North Carolina, uow iudepeudeut
iu politios, says be. is staudingby
Mr. Roosevelt iu the Pauama poli
cy because it commits the Presi
dent to Ibe recognition of Seoee
iou as a . right. "I believed iu
Secessiou iu 1861 and I believe iu
it nnw." hn write, "and I am So
glad to see a Republican Presi
dent virtually admit forty years
after that my position ju 1861 was
right that I will forgive him any
irregularities iu the Panama mat
ter." - . -
This paper bas. uot criticized
any reooguitiou of tbe right of
Pauama to secede and Bet up a
government of its own. Secession
bas been honorable in the past
and it will be honorable in the fu
ture if actuated by ngnl princi
ples. The culouies had aright to
secede from Great Bntaiu. 'Tbe
world applauds because it was rue
fCessful. The South bad a right
to secede in 18G0, though tbe wis
doui of secession was .even theu
disputed. .The tyorld does uot ap
plaudvcajurifHHld. The fact,
tbaMr. Roosevelt reegun flrt,
ceBsiou iu Pauama does net affect
the dead question of the right of
secession at all, except to sbow
that the Republican party is gui
ded by preseut advantages aud
L. .... 1 ..Inn . ! '
The Western North Carolina
ConfereQce.
' It was the privilege of the editor
of the Pkkss to atleud the sessiou
of Tbe ' Western North Carolina
Conference at High Point last
week. The reports on all lines
of tbe conference show great ad
vancement over previous years.
When ajl the reports were tabu
latejlU-w88 found that there was
membership within the' bounds
of the conference aggregating 78,
209. This itau increase of 3500
during the year; 1646 infants
have been .;, baptized and 2371
adults. There are 103 Epworth
leagues, with a total membership
of 3373. .There are 737 'Sunday
schools iu operation with 4931
teachers and 56,000 Sunday school
scholars. The collect ion for mis
sions was larger than it bus ever
been; the amount actually collec
ted amount iug to 122,932 53. The
amount raised for the support of
the ministry aggregated $113,559,
41. There are 730 churches iu t his
conference, the total value of
which fl,C33,644.9i; the total in
dehtednessou this property being
only about $43,000. There are 161
piirfsoiuitres, valued at $211,000.
There is an indebtedness of t bete
of about $18,000. Tbe valuo of
the schools owned by tbe WeBlem
Y ilh Cartliua conlerencA sggre
i : f 1,038,500. This of count
im'Ijui'S the half interest of the
ci'i.ft rencc in Trinity college, lo
cated at Durham,
.;w?y Cicyc;leA
U 1. !l HI) 11
'v C'-t Oil
J.
U
n.
(iln-l, i'i;llik!ill
I'lupt'd a stubborn
Ii I'l' ,'.i-.l l,;l.l-
rn I.ausv;
dime Oil t ',
S.C.,
ward into. Tennessee nlunjj; the
North bank of Ihe Tennessee river
This construction is bring don
by W. J. Oliver of Kuoxvillo.
Teun. Tbe line starts at Bush
uell, aud for tweuty-five - miles
west to the Tennessee bouudry is
called the Carolina & Tennessee
Southern Railroad, and wout of
the bouudry it runs hir twenty
miles to Ciliooa creek as (he Ten
nessee & Carolina. Southern Rail
way. All tbe way from Bushuell
the railroad follows the Tennessee
river.
According to reports from Ten
nessee, it is the purpose of the
Southern Railway to connect this
new road with its present line at
or uear Maryville, Teuu., and this
would make , a direct couneci ion
betweeu its hue iu the southwest
ern part of North Carolina, aud
that portion of the system lying
in Eastern Tennessee, .Further
more, it it to be noted that tbe
rumored plan of the Southern -is
to build a futher exteusiou'. from
its! iue iu North Caroliua, braucb
iug off a few miles South of Bush
uell and following the valley of
the Little Tennessee river south
east about tweuty miles to Frank
lin, N.C, the couuty-seat of Ala
cou county, towards which point
the Tttllulab Falls Railway . is
working uorthsard from its proa
eut terminus through Rabuu couu-
ty, Georgia, aud via Rabuu Gap.
in? "nil 'rtr-Jhese lines
w'buld place tbe SoUlberW." P-
all I inn ft a
from the coal regions of Eastern
Tennessee to Tidewater, . Al
though the building of these links
would give an immediate connec
tion through to Charleston, S. C,
aud Savannah, Ga., it .would be
possible to make almost au airline
route by constructing two short
pieces of road, cue about thirty
miles long betweeu Edgefijld aud
Greenwood, S, C, aud auotber be
tween Walhalla, S. C aud Ciay
tou, Ga,, about twenty-live miles,
the latter point being ou the ex
tension of tbe Tallulah Falls Rail
way, while Walballa Is the west
ern terminus of the Blue Ridge
Railway, a feeder of the Soutberu.
Tba Manufacturers' Record,
SUPERIOR COURT.
- The superior court ' convened
Monday iiioruing, ' J edge W. A.
Uoke pre.iitlinji, and Solicitor, T. D.
Ur)on, prosecuting. Wd ditl not
hear the Judge's charge to tbe grand
jTfrj', but have been Informed by
parlies who did hear it, - that the
charge was a model one, far in ire
inlerbtungV instructive and practical
than is usual in suvh casea. Air.
W, J. Potts of Highlands, wan
chosen at foreman of the grand jury,
and J. M. Yonoo was sworn as olli
cer of the same.
" The . visiting .attorneys present
tre Me-srs. Beu I'os.'y,' and . B.
Norvell, of Murphy, Sam O. Welch,
W. T. Crawford and J, A.' Fngusou
ot Wayiiesv:!e, :. and Walter E.
Moore and F. E. Alley, of .Weluder,
and E. S. HeruJon, ' of Walhallu,
S. C.
Tho crimnal dockut was taken up
and a numtier of cases disposed- ot
Monday and yesterday. ... .
The Wreck; on Balsam Moun
tain. .'
We gather from tbe Asheille
Cilisrn the following particulars of
the wreck on the , Balsam mountain
Saturday night attar 11 o'clock. The
train was composed of the engine
and eight loaded freight cars, and
the crew consisted of ; five' men. ' In
coining down the steep grade on the
frosty rails the engineer could not
control the train and - it ran away.
Wheu all hope bad vanished tbe en
gineer said MI have done all that
mortal can do; you must jump and
save your lives." Three men jumped
aud were injured but not eenuitaly.
Engineer Moore was struck by a fly
ing piece of limber which crushed
Ids skull, Charley Porter, brnkeman
was caught under tbe wrecked v cars
and killed.
ui.iCial ot tilt- buuuif
Xh confirms previ
about the work being
hue ff.ni) . Etishncll, ,
W'liy tbis dieoriminatioti? Tbe
president gave au audience to tlie
fraud, yuUinK himself Dowie, but
refused to ses Ibe crank named
Carrie Nation, Was be afraid she
wotilj cut up bis 'Tbaufcpgi ving
deniijolin? New and Observer.
( t
Mrs. Leli't Allwon bus g.ine to
Wajiieiviilo to Spend tlie winter
tlMHlMiS.
1 -
fitf-huell, N. Tie Smihorn
1 ' v h r 'ij 1 i 1. a,!; 1 i-
."" wrote ln.il
Notch in Wahvah
three days' dtdigtil ful c;tmjn.
hnvH iniurned to our lieu
"Bald,"1 the common hllix
number ol peuks, describes l
g out
ticks.
of H
SlIIU-
in it, either of bare rock or one
covered with low shrubbery, per
mitting unobstructed view of the
entire horizon. . Most . of these
mountains aro. clothed with a
heavy growth f timber to their
very tops, 'Wab-yab,, pronounced
as Wau-yuh f last "u" short),, is
tbe original Indian name, signify
ing wolf. " Iudiau uames of moun
tains, rivers, and valleys, although
prosaic to them, are musical to our
ears, aud without prosy sugges
tion, to us. Good fssle has been
shown by the piooenrs of this re
gion in retaining mauy of them;
for example, of mountains, Wah
yah already noter'j Nautabala.
Tupquiltee;1 of rivers, ; Cartooge
cheye, CullasagcS. '
Ou the other hand, think of sty
ling Ihe loftiest mountain iu thit
regiou, put down on the U. S. Sor
vey map 5 500 feet above sa lev
el, as" Wiue Spring B.-.ldl" Th
tradition of the rjauiing-is, that
traveler, somewhat the worse from
indulgence, accidentally broke hi?1
wiue bottle in the jce-cold spring
issuing from the mountain's rocky,
hesrt! Tbe bottle ia immortal
ized, hut the toper forgotten.- The
Indian uame which it ought to
have kepb'is, Co-lab-tih, or cold
mount aUf. Mifuaminjr, however.
cannot. lower mountain or rob it of
its snlenditf iLiews. W
v.
and Wahvnju ... rWii ruaka of
one mountain, so (bat our , picnic
kers had ouly to walk a lofty ledg"
counectiog them, which led along
Raven's Cliff, a dizzy precipice,
and then climb to the top. From
this bare summit, five hundred
feet higher tbau Wahyah, ... we
gazd upon a world of peaks and
mountain raugeR, rising steep and
huge, juBt at band, and sweeping
away In every point of the com
pass until Bcarcely distinguisha
ble from the deep azure of the sky.
We forgot the towr'e finry appe
tite, as we quenched our. natural
thirst iu the ice-oold spring, and
iu the shade discussed our. lunch,
wbnse menu embraced among oth
er tempting edibles, wild turkey,
killed the day previous by our
houters. :? Aa Ihe sun began its de
scent, sleek cattle, at well favored
as the fat kiue of Pharaoh's dream
feeding among the papyrus reeds
of the Nile.tnme trooping into tbe
hollow,' but not apparently ' to
qnench their thirst at the brook
flowing from I be spring. They
KAzed at us ermewhat curiously.
It was uot long before their pres
ence wss explained. A covered
country wagon, .accompanied by
three mooulataeere, waa seen ciro
ling down toward the spring. Uu
gearing, one pf the men bearing a
wallet iu bis band, and uttering a
peculiar call, procewded to ,eome
flat rocks, and scattered, ou them
handful of salt. Teariug at the
call at break-neck ipeed down tbe
mouulain, other cattle joiued the
earlier, arrived, and . thronged
around I lie rocks, eagerly licking
up tho salt, not - only supplying a
necessity-, but keeping (hem tame.
It looked as if herders aud kiue
had met by appointment aud we
were entertained with to us, the
uovel sight of "salting the cattle."
Rev. R. Q. Mallard iu Southwest
pru Presbyterian.
OAHTOTIIA.
Btuith, sflto M You Haw limp Bocagrt
! lt Kind You Haw Atosfi I
Biguton
of
OAOTOniA,
ttmiU - Tte KuKt Yob H AhwKg Sutl
Bignttut
sf ,:
Tan P. Norwood Commits ftuiclde.
Last night at Waynesvill about
7 o'clock Van P. Norwood, son of
Judge V. L. Norwood coramited
suicide.
The young man shot himself wilb
a pistol. No cause for the occur
ance is known.
Young Norwo)d was a popular
man and is well -known there.
He was 23ye.irs old. Citiren, 22.
Disastrous Wrecks.
Carelessness la responsible fur
many a railway wreck. iiikI the sume
cmincg tire making litumin wreuktt of
stiiT.'i en nun Tin out ami Inn:;
trouble1!, ltit h'lu-u tl.o ii.lvent of
Dr. Ildi'j'a N"e-v l;-c,(!M i y f.r (Vii
.ship; ''.ni, ('. ,' H Uiid ('.!!., i i'U
t!' ' i i m 1 y i i! ', : I
i,,,., ' , , '
I Ii !) Ii
h c ' r
-1 t
Sen
) tliiisr im envy, Hjiikr-qioatv, on t!iy n.i;iie,
Am 1 linn tiiiijjio to thy honk me' f:ime;
V lilif 1 foi'.fs'M ihy writings to lie mnli
. m:.!'(i' mull luri' Jlrse cm n.u.e too Hindi.
u
Smil (if tlio line!
'I lie ii)ji!;itlsi )vli' ht, tlie wnniler of our ntnij;'!
-My SI nke-peare il-e! I will not lw'l4'e (iu-e by
J.
C'limieei', 01- r-penser, or liltl tleauiiitiHt lie
A little fur.lier, to mitke tliee a room; -
ThiMl nrt it ui iuiiiiient without 11 tomb,
Antl art n live mill, while thy bonk diuli live.
And we linre wits to reiut. anj praise to ifive.
'J'liat I uot mix tbee so, my brain exiiues,
t iiienii with great, but diMpitiioitloiiel Musea; -
For If t tltotignt my JutlKiuent were of yeara,
I Hlioultl oouiiii it tliee Hurely wltb tby peers,
And tell bow far tbou tiltlst our I.yly ontslilna
Or RiHirtlre Kytl or Marlowe's mljjbty line.
Anil tlimiKli lliou batlttt vmall
I'roiu thence to honour tbee
For names; but coll forth thundering Esebylus, . y -
Eur:pitle-t, and Soplioelea to us, . .' ' "
Pai'HVlus, Aceltta, liiiu of Cordova ilcntl,
To live nK!u, to hear tby bmkln trend,
And slinke a atKe: or when ihy nocks were on,
l.enve thee alone for the comparison
'Of all, that Insok'iit tlreece or liaiiKhty Rnin ' ' i
, Sent for.h, or s.nee d'd from their ashes eonia.
Triumph, my Hiitulii. tbou liast one to show ,
To whom nil scenes of Kuropn hoiniiKe owe.
He Win not of an &kr, hut for all time!
. And all the Mimes still were In their prime, - ,
When, like Apollo, he came forth to warm
Our cart, or like a Mercury, to elinrm! - - .
Nature lierself vna proud of Ills designs,
And. joyed to wear the dresslug: of bis lines! -.
, -
Bweit Swan of Avoul what a sight It wore
To nee thee In our water yet nppenr, ' '
And make those flights upon the banks of Thames,
That so did take Illza and our James!
But stay. I see tliee Iu tbe hemisphere
Advanced, ami made a constellation there!
Shine forth, tbou Ktar of Poets, nnd with rnge, '
- Or lufltieuee, ehld. or eheer the drooping stage
A hleb since tby flight from bonce hath mourned like night,
And despairs day, but for thy volume's light
H-H-HH 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 11 M
NEWS BRIEFS.
. H
. It is reported tbat (lie count
poor house of Pnlk.
aud lhat four or Gve of tbe intnater
are kuowu to have perished.
PaQOma Canal Treat
Signed.
Washington, D. C, Nov. l8.
Secretary Hay aud M. Philippe
Bunau Varilla, tbe minister from
Panama, at 6:40 o'clock this eve
ning, signed the Hay Bunau Varil
la treaty, providing for Ibe con
st ructiou of tbe Pauama canal by
the United Slates. . Tho ceremony
occurred iu Secretary Hay's study.
The Pauama minister arrivod a
.Mr. Hay's 1 bouse promptly at 6
o'clock, having made au appoiut
uieut wilb tho secretary for a con
ference at that hour. . He was sur
prised to find that tho secretary
bad before him the treaty engros
sed iu duplicates. The secretary
iu'foruied M. Buunu Verilla thai
be waa ready to sign the treaty.
Tne minister read the document
carefully and the:i he and Secreta
ry Hay attached their signatures
to it.
Hearty congratulations were ex
changed and it was. agreed that
the news of the signiug of the
treaty should be kept from tbe
public for the present. President
Roosevelt; was immediately ad
vised of Ihe signiug of tbe docu
ment aud M, bunau Varilla sent a
confidential cablegram to bis gov
ernment, stating tbat the treaty
had been signed. Tbe secretary
aud ihe minister refused to com
ment on the ceremony. The only
official admission that can be had
is tbat the terms of the treaty are
practically settled.
WANTED TRUSTWORTHY - LADY
or (teiitli'iiwn to maniiRo bnlnca In tills
Ctmnty and adjoining territory fur houim
ot aulid rlnanelal etiindiiiR. t'UD.W straight
eauliiinlary and expne nali eieh Mon
dii.T dlraet from lieadijiiarter. Kxrunna
money advnaod: pmition permanent. Ad
dreiM MunaKur, S0.1 Monon Bklg., Clilcngo.
GLUE RID3S C3TEL
Clayton, Ga.
Newly FnrniNlicd.
Thoroughly Ilcnovatcd.
D.T. D0I1CAI1, Prep.
UWB nfli tim 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 ii iihiiii laai wohk.j
Dp rrof,
7 '
janoii
Latin uml leva Omck,
I will not nettle .
M I-H-t-l t M H 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I IfH
Women as Well as Men
re Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
'U'MTr'.j'r Ky upon the mind. di-
Latfuraeea and e3.Wrnoln; beauty, vigor
Asrfulnesa toon
hen ihe kld-
st;
neya 'ares"t order
Kldnev IroublfV
become so prevalent
that It is not uncommon
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid-
neyi. If the child urin
ates too often, it the
urine scald the flesh or If, when the child
reaches an age when It should be able to
control the passage, H is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon It, the cause of
the difficulty Is kidney trouble, and the firs)
Step should be towards the treatment ol
these Important .organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to a diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder aad not to a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis
erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the ' same grsat remedy.
The mild and the Immediate effect ol
Swamp-Root la soon realized. It Is sold
by druggists, in fifty
cent and one dollar
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mall
tree, also pamphlet tell- Hom m tmrSM
ing all about it, Including many of the
thousands of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer
St Co., Blnghamton, N. Y., be sura and
mention Uu paper. -
Judge Purdy Igoorcs a Masorj
Ic Badge.
Benjamin Buford, while, con
victed of manslaughter at Aiken,
wheu asked what he had to say
wby the seutence of the Court
should not he passed upon' him,
said : '.'Nothiug.your honor,' and
be held up the lapel of bis coat,
ou which waa piuued a Masonic
badge, and he made a sign, which
Judge Purdy, be iug a. Mason, rec
ognized.' "Thai badge can do you no good
here," said Judge Purdy. ' "You
are not fit. to wtrar it. Throw it
away, for you have (violated all
tbat is good and uoble lhat the
emblem represents. , Ycu are no
brother of niiuo. The seutence of
tbe Court is I bat you shall serve
twelve years iu Ibe Stale peniten
tiary at hard labor. You can
tha'uk your cnuusel for saving
your neck."
Buford killed n negro named
Blackmore in Aiken county sever
al mouths ago. -Keowee Courier.
Special Land Buyers' Extnrslous,
Will run to the new lands of Greer
County, Oklahoma, and other sec
tions of the great Southwest in No
vember and December, via the Fris
co System.
Are yon looking for rich and fer
tilc 'fanning lituds in tho Southwest
which you can liny for from one
fourth to one-tentli the coat of Inmls
of the K:wl nnd North 1 They pro
duce M nnieh uere for Mere. Hoie U
n fliaiine to better your condition
and add a lilieral iiiiiount to your
pocket bonk.
For full prutieiiliii'S mid njeeiiil
rnilrii-id r.iles r; ply al. oih-o to II. K.
I.i mull, eeri'l.u y I'livo 'j'.tin
I m tu : iiioii r.iiivan, 1 1, l.eu'-i, V i
c '. " j r, r : :
A
a
lip
' i ' i't i i:.ho a: r -.-r, i, i. .1 wut ii m i.m ii
iii ! lVr f ii r 3. v..--!, 1. .t on;o Co t: ;':ro if
1 rvuViifir-r 1 vt im-t-
' " -f fcnniilt'aici'i.,;a hinco Kslul'mcy.
- - , -tcs. AlTowno6,)atot.l'iivoyoul:it;iN.
All Counterfeit', Iinit.lt ions onil Ju.-t-us-g-iKKl" ftro bnt
i:xX'rliJiiMi4s tlini triao tviv, nnd endiiii'Ter the lieiiltli of
IiU'-.iul ni.d CLUdi'cii txpcrlonco uyiiinfct Kijicrimcut.
Otal ic CASTOR!
Castorla Is a hnrtnloKS substitute for t'asiop Oil, Pare '
goric, Drops am), Suothlusr Syrups. It Is rieosnnt. It
con t;il tis neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotio
substance. Its ngo Is its gituruiitco. It destroys Worms
and allays Fcvoiislincss. It euros Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Tcethtnff Troubles, euros Constlpution
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Fond, regulates tho ,
; Stoniacli and Bowels, giving: healthy and natural slocpi
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. .
ccriuinc C ASTORIA auwayo
- S9 Sears the
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Uso For Over 30 Years.
ill- v
WRIGHT & ROBINSON'S STORE.
enieel fiooda for
i
"Cleanliness is next to Godliness."
Our stock of
. is frc'Jan'l clean neat, weet and toothsome.
IIS ' High GrarJaVuss. Teas aiTit(banncri Goods
155 Yon pny no one else's b'tjsMlen dealing wiili ujljipA 3
1 5 terms are cash or country V'noe on toe pay as yon go plan, j
S'S . - "A thing. of beauty
Is! - yAMai
A Marvelous
Dress Goods and Waist Goods
This store is alive and bountifully filled with all that is ob-J5
S v taiiiable in the newest, the nrettiest, the latest and richest JK
S5 creation in merchandise. J
555 . At the lowest possible prices for first-elasg sfoods. The S
strongest lino of Dress Goodr, Skirt Goods and Waist Goods MC ;
Ml ever shown in town, all new and stylish. 5
jinn 4 - ' asjif
liwm . . , . i . , ' , i a a 2
ill REinAC W
- W 1 1
m V V i... t . . ... i.i
i vv e are netier prepsrea man everio sen yoq goou ouoea ataav
5 ? popular prices. - The widen! variety of styles of every kind of at
leather, You oan depend on
5,5 new Ivntl'sr a"d the kmds to
ill
Hit
Mil
St
i
jv
IHh Quality
TAKEG,
To the tax payers of Macon Co.
Plenae.read the following law care
fully aud remember that I am com
pelled to obey the same ; and eycry
tax ayer in the county will be com
pelled to conform to this law. : Laws
1901, chapter 7.
"Sko. 70. All tnxes shall be due
on the" first Monday in September iu
each year, &o," ,
"Sec. 77. . Th Sheriff or his
Deputy, or Tax Col'eetor, shall at
tend at the Court lioue or his ufiiee
in the - county town during the
months of September aud November
for the purpoHo of receiving taxea.
lie shiill also in like manner attend
at leant one day during the month of
October at some one or more places
in caeh township, of whieh fifteen
dn)S notice shall be givm by adver
tisement at three or more pttlilio pla
ces and in a newspaper, Ac."
t'llAPlKtt t.'iS, Sec. 1- Whenever
tlie tiises sliull he due nnd unpaid,
the flu iii! siiii'd iinineili.itely proeee.l
to fu'.lrct tin n ai f.l!iH :
If the pinly lii ii' ("ii huve peion.il
: i j . i 1 1 y of a Viiluii r.pt'd lo ti e t -i x
el.io 4- 1 0 iii-i him U.e i'" U' 1
v. ! '. '-. 1. i ! ' f
Signature of
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$11 ihe people.
at, i
aa
is a joy forever
"till
air
Showing of
www
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tbe Shoos yon buy here to be of J
stand wear.
Low Prices
TAKES.
seize and sell the snmn as he is re
quired to sell other property under
execution Ac, Ac." ,
I shall endeavor to follow strictly
the above law. Therefore all parties
are earnestly requested to come for
ward and settle their taxes. .
.. I will visit the places named Jbe
low for the purpose of receiving the
laxos on the da a and dales named.
Millshoal,
Kl'ijuy, .
Stigarfork,
IIigh)undit
Flutts,
Smith's Rr
Cnrtnogeclisy
Nantahnln,
liriiirtown,
Iuniinglown
Cowee,
Fnnklin,
II
ii
.iaa
Sm 49
m m m
Saturday October 10
Monday " 12
Tuesday " 18
Wed. Jb Tit. 1415
Friday .16
. Saturday ' " 17
e, Monday 19
Tuesday 20
Wednesday " 21
Thuishiy " ii
Ftidny 2a
Saturday "21
All lux payers are earrestty ro
quested to ineel mo III lilt) above
limes nnd places mi l p ly their Hues
a -i lliis is
wilho'tt i
tliU
- t.
I.e-t
uml only
- ;-cel fully,
T. )!. Ilii.no
'.'iM c!I i!a''y Let worn ; ;
li"lh ninl November 8H1I1 Jyi :t
rule i'uloiil tii keU to piiintN in
WAMiiNi.TON, oi.rtit);;,
C A LIFOlIN I A, MONT A N A, IDA
HO, v.yovinc, (;io::aih,
NKVADA, UTAH, AH1ZO.NA and
NLW fllhXKO.
Sli r! line, .quick lime,
HtumfeifY fire reelininu: (
Fur rntCF, si-hedules, mnt
iiifoiuiaiidii wj'jeto.
.. ""V. T. SAtNKltS,
Gen. Agt. I'a us, Dept.
F. E. Tlapk, -
Tiaveling I'ass. At.
Atlauia, Ga,
TALLULAH FALLS RAILWAY
COMPANY,'.
TIME TABLE HO. 19. '
Effective Blomlay Bept. 21, 1M, S a. m.
Kimn-rn Time.
. STATIONS.
- 1 ir.a
hV. - ,ilT. PM '
, Cornelia -, A 4
Demiireat 8 'Hi
OlnrkeHVille 10
1 F Hills S OO
F ' Aniimlnle . - S M
V Ilollvwoixt 8 S
1'iiriirrrillu S ,Vt
F Tullnluli Lodge S 20
Tu lillull Fall S 15
Wylio
. '- Tiger . 1 ''
Clayton
AK. LV. PM
Ml
am r
tt -m 0
12 01 8!
VI IS, W
i an 11
12 :mi i:tl
12 W in
13 &-.20
1 Ml 111
I'M
:i2i
i
F. For fixg stop. . j
"Wylio, TiK'-r and Clayton ara new stiv
tions o tin extendi"!!, trains not iwlng
oieruted to them on riKilaf schedule at
present. , . W. S. Knwiw, .
Oeneral Manager.
SDFPLEMENT TO TIMETABLE HO. 20, EFFEC
TIVE SEPTEMBER 2L 1903.
KfTeetlre PnmU.r, Kovemlier Sthi 1003. u
Trnlns XuK. It an4 tl will be operati il to .
Miitlih), On i on the Exu-nslen aa to'VtTn;
No, 12 Arrive Tnllulali Ful'a IMP. M.
LeavB Tnlluluh Full 1 :W P. M,
Arrlvo Mntlils 1:41) P.M.
No.ll U-ue Mat his 4::P, M.
Arrive Tallulah Falls 5:00 P. M.
Jjft Talluiuii Fulls B:1S P. Tt.
Hacks will meet train No. 12 tot pnisen
Kors fur Clayton. - W. 8. Kswia, : .
General Manager.
HO.5, 1 35.00, . HO. 7. $50.00
THE
BLICKENSDERFER TYPEWRITER
EXCELS
IN .
Speed,
Conveiilenee, -Ease
of upvruUon.
Priee
Durability,
Perfect alignment.
BT -
Merit,
Haviiifrthe most '
l. 1 EIH 1 1 r HiAL.lt I
Arrnrifi'il keylKiurU,
U..l.. ,.r. ...
TvjH-wTiter.
If yMin st!Rf waavt ass br tWrHtaf
Mchloeinm trt dclag rottrstUaabiimtlss .
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Bllckensderfer Typewriter.
Send tor catiilegnts tutlnjr, '
THE BLICKEKSEERFtB tfS-r"
- 16 Pmco jei St- -r- f
Jaar Wants Supplied
:. If yoviut postrr-
' If you weiM""
If you waut I
If you want
Ifyouwanr
If you want s ,u. .
If you want letter beads,
If you waut receipt books,
If you waut programmes, 1
1 1f you want iuvilations, -If
you want calling cards,
: If yon waut shipping tags,
If you want job printing of any
description done, in the very best
style aud at rock bottom - prices
call at
The Phess Job Office,
Frauklin.N.C. .
Fi Tl Wr.LEl
A lot in Franklin of one acre, with
a good seven room dwelling, a fine
well, 80 or 40 fine peach trees, 5 or
6 apple trees, fine grapes l i at iiuj
every year, also a lot of ch unit
lumber and boards . fur a luu ii. A
good bargain. Inquire at this t ";
or of W. II. riOIIANCK,
' Prtvard, N. t".
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