I
the aUsfetcrs. 4
to
ud Um bail diaj
By
____ _ wiU coto<
Is Jealous el bh
to wiU want
J*“* ***** C>UI*Cb *«
smd fttst la tbair aOactioi
•ad aanrfco, aai be will provide
• way to train them for wort
•ad to rat thereto work in tbeii
owe duuch. And when this it
done, whoa will the Y.1C.C. A
ha? Let the answer come tha)
it will be at the aad of a foot
w^rfc if it has dooe nothing bu'
•bow ton churches their oopor
taahfas aad their aeyleet, aai
stimulate them to effective wort
to the dcvetopoMst of tbaii
young people, aad we urUl ac ■
•If It be claimed that the sap
port of the minister* la * cooclu
rive argument in favor of thi
project, it aright be said that h
Gaatoaia tbe minister* favor i
method different boat High
Print*, aad that abboagb w«
have a good building free of in
cumbrance aad yi tiding a (me
ant we have a Library Aaaocia
iostaadofa Young Men’s Chris
■■at," asks the Interstate
Stcretaay. is it not wist for all
o< the chore ha a to unite in pro
viding a Wilding for their young
People to work with which will
ha adequate to the rvqnlremeati
of aneeaaaM work far yoang
••np* Wa will fat that qaes
^®khaanswered by a beading
wWch fan* under our eye just ai
thaae remark* are going to tbr
Prinfar. It ig clipped bom the
Wilmington SUr of the Mtb in
riant and rands aa fallows:
bvknt op the wbel.
at Y.'M. C. A Halt
Wednesday Afternoon by
Marians! Meeeft Ce.
AN ORCHB3TRA ENGAGED.
Pmtaaaa el Watoitafamaat Will le
efada ftebtahaaenu. Special
Deeocatiea ttkcti and e
hot Enjoyable Mnai
«al Program.
As a medium for getting tbr
rknribta and bipcatt com pa
nfaa together big Y. M. M. C.
A. hoildtaga will doubtless be
•riad a great lacoeaa by the lot
rit as to IW chjrcbea anil
ing to befld them, ft looks like
•Don’t* is gpod advice
mmananiaa^^^^
bwib **Louis
hyo roinisctod with ibe Wil'
wfaftoo Cotton Mills, will ukr
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Srafcte^p.te,
*2! *" *,md to
knowtkst bcUto be near Char -
oo®enntJoo of Sontbera
g*ggry5.sir£
fcr «■» per
g!ST &["% "&«
3B™““n
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A POSTOFFICE BABEL.
ROYAL
Baking Powder
Make* Clean Bread
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With Royal Baking Powder there i«
ao mixing with the hand*, no sweat of
the brow. Perfect cleanliness, greatest
kflltjr, sweet, dean, healthful food*
s^:-«?sh^£
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I
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New Style \M
Stetsoi Hats !l
—III."1 -I . 3^attBTjasa^=
In all grades,col- 4
ors, and shapes, 4
from the stand- 4
ard Stetson to 4
the “No Name'* J
Stetson. 4
JUST RECEIVED. ^1
Swan-Slater 'll
Comp’yStHiMTs 'j
MILITARY DISCIPLINE.
* MMlf Pwmt trinw* m Oemao
and a UtumiH.
'• he noted *bSJ!et mtd liiitorlan The*
'•mo .VjtkuH DjJ-re wan educated la
tierlla. owl at • dinure party, apropos
jf OerniAU} mil Mary iltwclpUna, be
>!ko said;
•Tbe German aoldler inuat uerer ep
r-*ar lu public nccpt lu uniform. t!no
wbcu be is on furlough be must not
u'.uhw tiny circumstances wear etrUlaa
4tv*».
“Well. Hwurta, a young lieutenant at
rurally, ditriuc my residence la BarUa
war one dity eucngnl la soma adven
nrre or other ami (nil on. to lUaguiae
himself. a salt of buck clotb. Droaacd
In tbU anlt, Ue tvh* paning down aa
nnfrcviuenrcd street when be came face
to Inro with lit* colonel.
"1 elected In ao grave u mlademeauo*.
Swart* proved hlmsHf tlia possessor
of a rvs.uuvefol rolaiL He salil to tbe
colonel In a bnsa voire dltreveat from
nU own: *
“Tan yoa tall wo. air. wbava Lieu
tenant Swam live*? I a in bis brother
from tbe country, and 1 bare coma on
to pay him a visit*
•Tbe colonel readily and politely gave
tbs required Informs I loo aud passed
on.
•Tbe lleuler-vut conavetniatel blro
•etf oa Li* escape. Ho burrlc<1 home
aud pitt on Id* uniform. Doty lata
tbnt afternoou called him before tbe
colonel again, lie saluted with con*
Bdeoee, The cornel regard ad him add
IT
gwaiiA, m+w •
wish you'd ten yont brother from the
country that If be pays you another
rlalt 1’U tml bbn lo doe* coofluemsot
tor tan days’"
THE FIRST RAILWAYS.
aim sixteen ailn ts Ottt M»l«
the ftunsairt Dlaay.
lo 1330, when tbe railway was opeo
rO between Liverpool and Manchester,
the Ll'.erpont tor minus wan at Wap
pins. Uaii strrot taanel was not com
pleted antlt shoot six years later.
At first the service consisted of three
trains each way on week days and two
ns Holidays, hut this was loot) found
to ha lnsnfilcleui. After Lime street
station wse opened there were six first
fisu trains and six second class trains
each way on week day* and two of
Sacli dmerlptloa o • Sundays. The Jour
ney or thirty-one miles occupied near
ly two boors, which led to complaints
that tbe speed was too great to ha
plans ant and caused dlsstaess. On the
Other hand, saturnine expectation* wees
Indulged In that lu coarse of time the
axrrsne rat* of traveling would be at
least doable the ordinary speed of the
swiftest mnveynneas drawn by horse*.
U was autlci|Mit*d that tbo general
adoption of railways woahl lead to “a
east decrease la lb* cooaamptioa of
sals and hay by lb* salaatl tattoo of
Maun engines In lieu of horses, xml
that portion of the soil which has hith
erto been allotted to the growth of
•oeh produce may be appropriated to
the raising of food suitable to the hn
■an species--an Important cose Mesa
dee in the thus of the dorm law*. It
souid not hare boon for—era that the
railway system, so Car from supersed
lag bone*, would lead to an lxuaauas
Inc re see la tbs demand far than»s-L*w
crponl Post.
CROWN OK A TOOTH.
H la C*t>s«ml or <!■• IIuSm)
Kwaww Oriraols takaiunn.
Thu ctotvn of n luiuiau tooth ta cor
•rad by a brllUr.nl white cup of ox
train*' deculiy, the ccnmel. which ta
hot mily IliM hardest tissue ot U>0 hu
man ball'- constating, n* It doe*. Of DG.0
par cent uf mineral nud of ,".3 per cent
of nuininl mutter, lint also tho hardest
known organic snlietimco.
Tlie wlielc of tbo friction cniaUed by
tho ifioiticatlou of food fit lb* upon U r
catting edges of oar tsatli, and thaws
are protected hy an extra thickness ot
anauuet. So hard Is this that only In
extreme ensee. In persons who lire on
eery hard food recalling smrb niostK
cntloii, has It how tuimn to wear off.
This caamet cap Is composed ot •
east nnml*cr or microscopic rods, oua
end of osch of which rests upon the
dentine, nn*l the other reaches Uta free
catting snrfarc. TIicm rods vary in
shape nn<l position, some being flvs
sad oiltsr* six elded, some straight and
othsrs elutions, bat they ore all orrvns
Sd so Ihut tho maximum degree of
eoanpactu.M and strength Is secured.
“Old newt" Tli os ants.
Don't let your heart be troubled by
the mnu who comes back and tolls
what womiorfnl success hi bos had as
■ res alt of leaving bis bourn town. K
Is well enough for the sake of polity
uses to Hater* to his stories of lmtuen-T
boslnna deals or fabulous salaries ot
wonderful offers which lio won com
pelled to refuse because he was ottered
•tin mot* by some oae else* but don't
•wallow the talcs. The tueu who go
■way and succeed do not need to tefl
ot tholr success. Ton hear of tbrrir suc
cess. It epsaks for itself. Too are do
ing bettor than the cheap mangel's
that have to megaphone tlielr encores.
Attempt to follow their example, and
you will most with disaster.—au-IUsod
iiiAd
•omtHIau >>wt Cate.
There i«re many srr.-tnce superstitions
•rtnnt a bunt cuts. When cute sneesa.
It U .said. It 1* a algu of rain. Tbo car
dinal point to which a eat turns a.id
washes It* face, after rain shows the
direction from which the wind wJl
blow. When cuts nrc soorlns foul
waul her Is sure to follow. Cut* with
their tall* np and hair apparently elec
trified hnllcMis approaching wind. If
sparks are sera when stroking s cat’s
bark expect n change ef weather soon.
When a cat washes Its face with Its
back to the fire aspect a thaw in wkr
tar. _ _
IVrtwIss by AUOrsTtetlu*.
Urs. Usd/ibout— reopla aro eti.vir.f
yon railed m» lira. VerdlRrla the otlwr
day Olid put n setback. Mrs. Dpjobo
Wbnt a willfnl jicrverslun of tnrtUI
( railed on her and got n act of Dick
ens hack that I'd loot her two year*
before.-rueogo Tribune.
Dneiiasiwi.
Blobbe—In spttr of all the mosey
Mewrlcb spends on his clothes bo can't
disguise bis plebeian origin. Slob bo—
Ko; Ifo like potting n tan dollar collar
on a thirty cant dog. — Philadelphia
Record.
Tbo flower of elTfltmOon la tbo fl»
fabod man, the moa of saaaa. of grsc%
of aocomphabmeat. of seatel powor
tha gseUamaa.—Kmanea.
4.+4.4.-M-4
jL ' 4.
4- ZERO WEATHER 4
t Calif for ,-pr
Heavy Underwear ^
A Wool Overahlrta 1
Wool Soeka
A Wool oiovee A
Heavy Leather Glovea '■T*.
i Mo fieri A*
^ O.od Heavy Shoea .# •T'
All of which we are prepared to aopply yon
Jk+ with at very rcaaonabte price*. Conte to onr mkm
•tore, where yon can get the beat Mock to
^ aelect front. ^
I T
4 loUmon Bros, .f 4
44»4»4»4»4~44 4 4 4 4^>
^ We mean our big sale. It C
d was the biggest In the history of Z
P our big stores and we wish to 1
ft thank all our customers who ft
^ helped us make It a success. A P
I few odd lots and remnants left I
(over from this sale are going at J
cut prices. I
d As early Spring buyers we >
P have many Inducements to offer. 1
ft These will be money-saving In- ft
P ducemcnta to all those who visit P
ft our stores within the next few ft
' days. P
| Owing to some improvements I
^ to be made In our millinery de
ll partment we have whacked the 1
rf Pric« of all millinery articles In ^
P two. We must get rid of all J
^ millinery on hand at once. Some f
rare bargains await you In this J
P deparlmcnt. I
C\ If you are looking for good 4
r goods ot right prices don’t fall W
h to sec us. I
o
W. H. JENKINS CO,
Heavy and Fancy Groceries, Produce, Etc.
Crockery, Wooden, Tin, and Glassware.
Your patronage solicited. :: :: Telephone 255.
GOOD GOODS AND PROMPT DELIVERY
EYE TROUBLES!
if persistent should never be neg
lected. Yon may need glasses or
yon may not; in any event a talk
withTorrence-Morriii Co ,ihe Op
ticians, will put yon right, and if
glasses are necessary they *il1 see
that you are properly fitted.
Torrence-Morris Co.
JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS.
Expert Watch Repairing. Artis tie Eagraring.
Mr. S. M. Shelton, a promi
nent citizen of Lincoln county,
dird at Denver Wednesday,
aged 71 years. He once con
conducted a furniture business
at Charlotte.
Sale ef Valuable Seal Estate.
**'T*M*9. Tmtrwrj0*• 2M, HH
I Dr. S. H. Griffith
CAFFNBY. •. C.
physician~surobon-oculist
Kotin er pupil of the cele
br«»«! Oculist, Dr. Julian
J. Chisolm, of Baltinra*.
““ »l»o taken apodal
post'pra4uate course in
*£• Epe, Bar, Nose an4
Throat Hospital in Balti
more.
°*««»*» Fitted Acearate
•r «*4 heleatlftcelly. A
Cherokee Dm* Co. B‘VJ’*.