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COACHING. LA TV ntuloul trumpet' blest, 'i ue euund of laughter asy, 3 ueo wurd to atari te passtid. Aiid tii taliyha roUs away, Oat at the cttj'e street, Vw Irum the nolsjr throng, lute tb ooiutriMBreet 4 . it ramble 7'7 along - Ce tlM sool irwn bill - And down through tM wooled Galea, Tncnat with daffodils And Toad with csllliif quails. ' -Sappy each Jouthful faes, t ' lUn; the mirthful wits. And, lo, Id tbe footman's plaoe Trumpeter Cupid sits I Arthur Grteaom to Now York Tribune, .i - -V .A FIGHT WITH A LYNX. Kale of "Arable Night. Tbe late Sir Richard Barton's trans lation of the "Arabian Kigbti" wl old out iu teu days and brought 80,-OOOi-apou which he and his wife lived royally for rive yean. At bis tleatn dm $3 remained'f the som; and Ladv Bar ton deposited it in the poorboz of her chnrcb. - the eye of a fly is so constructed as to brius tbe entire horizon within his cir cle of observation, a fact which explains the extreme alertness of these iuseots in escaping attack. The ooldeurod. which was advoeatad some time ago as the national flower of the United States, is emblematic or en conragement, 1 ' ' - -. : ' The. .following quotations rfpiescnt Wholtwle Prices generally. In making up smiilt orders higher prices have to be chiu'ged. ' lIAXM-ifMb- SilgHr Cured, 11 North Carolina,.... . 8 SHOuLDERQ-f lb . Sugar Cnrcd OJ s?bn Venr Bad Desperate Struggle With . Ssmge Bobcat. .. t - She ugliest appearing animal that :.na walked a log, killed a rabbit or . fought a trap is the lynx, which is just - u ugly m it looks ten months in tbe : rear and somewhat caller during the . other two. act only will the lynx light anything that walks the woods, hut it Will Alio tackle a visitor from tho clear lug, be be nan or dog or liulf grown - calf, if tbe occasion offers, ... ; Jim Berry was hunting tip in Maine, about 40 miles north of Oreenville, XVhan he and his friend saddenly.oame . -upon the oareaat of a caribou which a bear was eating. Tbe beat made itself scaroe, much to Jim's regret, as he v: wanted to kill the- bear. Without say- log anything to his friend he left oamp the next day and started for the caroasa, i intending to watch it, in the hope that the bear would return. Be waited and " -watched until about 8 o'olools in the . afternoon, when be began to think of tr!Tnfti(f trt mMn A ante fnnnfnll hanlr ' la the wood tbi orafty step of aqme LA-BD-f - Wild animal just then sounded in his : Beot Refined... , tan, Pretty soon the bear was ohewing North Carolina. thaoaiibou meat, and Jim could see it SALT, sack plainly. He leveled hit bnokshot gun Liverpool nd pnllrt the trigger, when the wab- mrLn ' ' ' ' Ming muzzrewM pointed in what he RTT"p v"" thesght wa the right direction. The . BUVEt: B . Heart went down, and Jim started for it. nesttigin - Ibes be stopped, with bis month open. The beast bad leaped to his feet and lumped sideways, with its back up. Jm knew the yell, and be alsoreoog r niaed the humped back. It was a wound ed lynx spoiling for a flgbt Mot having time to level bis sun to shoot, tbe man dubbed it, and the blow" stunned tbe Vlin!esitl! Prices Current.' 13 85 English Cured . ""' Richmond POMI-f barrel New Heavy Mpsa. . . . Short cut , Ham rump DRY SALTED MEAT Bellies Short backs fli lb.... 8J 9 00 (3 9 25 5i 6 4 5 6 8 65 53 23 18 20 FLOUR f) barrel Extra 4 60 Straight... 4 80 Fancy Straight 6 10 Full Patent 5 80 Best Fancy Patent eat little, tint tbe beast got in a tnke COFFEE $ &- pa tbe man's leg and tote bis tronaers nd bide too. Another fautio sweep at tbe gun barrel laid the beast flat, aud then a revolver ballet killed the animal. Che buokihot had torn tbe top of the ynx'a bead enough to make it angry. . Shooting and Fishing. . Roasted . Green. SUGAR, $ cwt.-Granu. Standard A White C GRAIN f) bushel Corn.'. Oats, Cow Peas Peanuts EGOS p dozen.. POULTRY -f palr- Chlckens, young . . .. Chickens, old Turkeys. Geese FRESH MEAT Beef f lb Pork lb BEESWAX lb 4 75 S 00 Q 8 125 8 40 8 80 27 80 (g 4 75 4 50 3 4 8a 80 21 40 & 50 ffi 20 85 1 00 60 85 40 1 60 76 80 20 . rPwrve His tVove. ' They were two working girls, and they happened to aeet the other day at the restaurant where they eat lnnobeon. ?be brunette ordered baked .beans and fanonade, and the blond selected fruit coke asd coffee. "Tomorrow is pay day, ton know," abe said in reply to the inqoltiBg look of tbe other - "Obi Well, have yon heard tbe newi - about Mary? She's resigned." . V "I know'taid tbe blond. "I was in ; hopes I'd be tbe first to tell you. She's, . Soing to be married," ' " x ee t ia r loreiy nine aiu. i rorget ta LLOW, 10 B . . - the sane of the raanj ibe'i i going to POTATOES- bushel - inarry. He isn't very good looking, they N y ay, bat- Mary tayt be'a iptellectoal. " ?.r,on -umB 5h . Bahamas "Oh. Mbawl Yon can't tell from Tnis "rlet corrected weekly by Mary." McDANIEL & OASKILL, Qboceks, . . "tfoj but Sadle'B.ieeD his" photo- Broad Street. graph, end abe ayi be wears glasses." . y . "uom nei well, Mary s lucky, u sbe : la redheaded. Wby, be would just do ' . aoytblog in the world for (bat girl." "Humph I" said the brunette. "That's ' va, tbe way she talks now, bat yon can't Pfm tell thing about it until after they're N married.1' -- "Yon can tell it easy enough iu this ease. He's proved it already," said tbe , blond warmly. ' i -"Seid be'd die for ber, I suppose," . . returned tbe brnnotte aoornfully. "Lots v ; of 'em talk that way before they have to pay the butcher." "Tbii isn't talk anyhow. He's proved . ' kit love, I tall yoo." ' ' "How? Did be save her life, or tell -. ber that bet bair is golden?" . - "tf either. He sold bis bicycle to boy ber an -engagement riug." Chicago .Tribwei . - . I Jr A tttmac Kartory. ,,. - v. Oatheilopee of the Himalayas the '. 'Native women have a most curious plan disposing of their babies and keeping -' tb"!n 1oJet wbllo they are engaged at iork io the fields daring the greater ' part of tbe day- Before the mothers set 1 -V ' pnt to work io the morning they wrap ' their bablee in' swaddling bands, leav-' teg nothing but their little face ex- -. -:iqpod. Then the babies are taken and ' 7 laid coder a lodge of rook from which .j.v'water la falling, and. by means of a bamboo tbe water is made to drip gen tly on each baby's forehead. The effect of the drifting water is most soothing, tod toon'tbe little ones arealluloep ftnd remain motionless till taken up by their mothers on tlicir return from their Knife km" rw n ' iiPTfn-1 u ii1!1 Hi miuutJ cBeublePrcparattonforAs similatlng tticFoocl andRegu!ii -tmg the StoaiauiS arid Bowels uf r H. uss J Promotes'DigesUon.Cicrr; ( rtcrsandnest-Conitis iciiiicr II Oc"uii,MorpUirie aer rfiueiaL R ;oi' Narcotic. ' AlxJwrta Anitt Sd JnOttlmatz&lmi Him Seed. Cfan'tttd Sugar . AnetfectRemedv forConstiD tion. Sour Stomach, Diairliocn, Worms .Convulsions .feverisli ness and Loss OF SLEEP. facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. txAer copy or wrapper. I SEE THAT THE FACSIMILE SIGNATUHE OF IB OIT THE WRAPPER OF EVEBY BOTTLE OP il eaiows Cotton eadows Gold Leaf Tobacco TUT ii 1 ii AM) MEADOWS SPECIAL il!A0 nnnnccK ' ' j Genuine German Kainit. OBRESI OMIEX( E SOMCITCIt. V E. If. & J. .i. 5114 tWAXY, ! NKW I SKUNK, X. C. O..Btsr:j h pal tip U one-sbe bottles Q-Jj. It ii Wul icli ia bulk, Duii't allu7 uayoj;d U gell ysu osvitinj elsa oo tho plea or prociso tnt it 1 "jvLt as gnod" and "vll anentr amy par poac.'' fc B.e Hit jou get O A 310 B M Shjfw (PIEDMONT AIR LINE.) Schedule E Joctivo Xovomhor 2;.', 13. This condensed Schedule is published a inl'oromt ion subject to change without notice to the public. nil I v GREENSBORO, BALEIUH, U0I.DSB0R0 AND N'OKt'Ol.ii. Do. 11. Ulxcil. Dally . 1 30n a 20 am a 81 a m 8 10 am S 18am IHm 5 Mam 4 10 a m t W a iu A Ham a so a in Dliu 6 3Sui 1 Ham No. J. Ex. Bun. -Tsaar tfi IW tt in 9 to a m to Slam 11 Ma in KHpm 1 10 p 111 No. 16. Pully. S 50a m tl.'im 9 !Tnm 0 811 am M0 am 9 47 am 10 ' 0 a in 10 Jim 10 31 a uu 10 Bin In 40 a m 11 Maui II Warn No. Si. Daily. Eastern Tlino. 13 10 pm I-v 12 40 p m ' li 40 p lb " ij 68 p m ' 1 oo p m 1 07 p in " t IS if in 11 1 87 p in " 1 48 p in '" 9 00 pm 1 8S p m " i li u in " S 0pm At 11 03 p Di 13 16 p IU 12 44 p iu 12 M p III 3 31 p in 3 43 p ui 4 11 p m flip in . 1 hi n in 1 411 p III ) 3:1 p 111 4 p 111 Orcnyboro (JltiSOUVlllO Lion i;oliego llurliiiiiCuii Oinl.'jm Haw litver M ebaue ll'iii'joro t':iivci-3ty Durham Morrlpvlilo i aiy Kali igh ir iij.c.1 Aiil. urn CU) tun Nurlulk Co U. l.urd l.v n.i. m. Dally. 11 a in 11 -l a in 11 'iu a til 11 ll a in 11 i Jo in . 10 OS a iu 10 41 n in IO U a in ' Iu a in 0 in a in t 13 a m ' a in a m i I j u in Ko. 1". Dlly. 11 43 p m C I: p IU 1 U p in 0 05 p ni & 5u p lit ! 46 1 m 5 p in 5 !7 p m a in tl in I ;l 1.. p ni I i II' p in ' "5 p in i 20 p in l il p lu I 30 p in P. P. P., Llppmae'e Great Remedy, Save Mai From Becoming t Cripple. ' Mr.' Asa' Arrmons, a well-ltnown . citizen of Jacksonville Florida, was afflicted by terrible nicer. Medical skill seemedunavailinff in stopping tho rarngMt of the terrible disease. The leg was swollen and intensely painful, as the nicer had eaten its way down to the very bono. All medicines and treatment havluj failed to' elTect a cure, the dootora aald the leg must come off. Just when it acemed that Mr. Ammons would become a disabled nnil a crinoled mud. he tried P. 1. P.. work, when they are oarriod off to bo l Uppman's 'et Komedy, and the re- suit was wonacriui. . ' unwrapped, dried and fed. Th WmtdcrM Xstelilaff Ant faul Da Chailla tell of the doings of e queer African species of ant, which the nafirea call the basbikouay, which marchta throogh the forests in a regular - line. This line usually averagos about Xi o lochia lo breadth aud is often sev eral ratios long, with not a brsak in tbea , clown, -"All along the line," says tbe v traveler, "large aud fierce looking auu act as officers, keepiog tbe singular (a oi dor. " la the south of Franoe tho banding -tit a twaet pea byayooug lady to a jvutg gititlauiaQ ia a polito way of t iiiliig that she is tired of bit company, P. P. P. SAVES HIS 'LEO. " Jacksonville, Fla. July 1, 1901. Two years ago I had the worst ulcer on my leg I everaaw. It had eaten down to thf bone, and my whole leg below my knee, and my foot was swollen and Inflamed. The bono wa swollen and painful, and dlseharired a moat offensive matter. My physicians said 1 nsd necrosis OI tho bone, ari my log would have to come olT, At this siacro I cotnmcnid to take P. P. P. and to bat ho my leg with hot caitlle soan suds. It began to improve at once and healed rapidly, and U to-day leg. 1 thluk P. P. P., Llppman'a Great a tunnel and useful lq 11.1 ly, a blxxf pttrlilor, a 1 have known tt to Remedy, Is all a man cou'd aak for as poon aimuf salt, dry, weighs aiinurt exaotly one cnu'a. i TOHIA r luLiit (tod ClUdrtn, cure so mcterrlbla caaee of blood pal' eouiog in a remarkably short time. '"ASA AMMOXa" TERRIBLE BLOOD POIbON. The body covered with aorea two bottles of P. P. P. made a positive and pvrinanent cure. This is only one of many thousand similar oases. Catarrh yields at once to P. P. P. That smothered fvallng at night, that heavy fueling lo the Jay can and should be lemovtd ; P. P. P. will do It U you only gir it a chance. imllpei.tiia and constipation gohand In hand. Headaches and total lok of nppitlte or tit rraulta. 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