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S e it t i ii ? I J o u r 11 a 1. Published Weekly. nuisjiHNS, SOUTH CAROLINANEWS OF THE WEEK LATE NEWS OF THE WORLD TERSELY TOLD. SOUTH, EAST, NORTH AND WEST Notes From Foreign Lands Throucih out the Nation and Particularly the Great South. Southern. Aid of the Federal courts was successfully Invoked by the I,aw and Order league to enforce the prohibition law which tho city, county and state authorities have not enforced in Memphis, Tonn. United States Judge McI'nll BKlllllllI .. ? x .... uiiivu ?i i< in jiui urjr oruur against ]! I saloons, pending a hearing, restraining theiu from serving intoxicating liquor. The governor, attorney general, with oth';r ofticials, havo refuses! to enforce (lie Inw in Memphis, and, therefore, the United iitates court took jurisdiction The action, which was a total surprise to the saloons and the local optimists, was the culmination of a long and hitter light to enforce prohibition in Memphis, the largest city in which it has ever been tried. A class of 7,800 men, coming from seven states?Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, .Missouri, West Virginia. Tennessee and Kentucky?were initiated into the Woodmen of the Wor'd at l?ouisvillo, Ky. The degree team from Dayton, Ohio, conducted the initiation. Announcement has been made at Statesboro. X. tiiat the Stai.esvilie Air liine Railroad company will build at once a new liue of road from Statesville to Yadkinville, the county neat of Yadkin county, a distance of U5 miles. The road will be erected by convict labor. The proposed road will run through a rich section of the country. \ jury in ;t Birmingham, Ala., court awarded Mrs. Host; Drummond |>r>00 itaniiiRvs from K. .1. Goldsmith. Tito allegation was that the defendant had tried lo kiss her. John c'aiieton, his wife, Nellie Ciirletoti, and their son, Rupert, tried for the murder, last December, of Ar tltur Howard, were convicted at JHountsville, Tenn , of murder in the second degree and each .sentenced to fifteen years in prison 'I'lte mountaineer friends ot John Moore, tinder sentence to he electro- 1 c.uted for the murder of Kntnk Howl, ! ....I .... ... . .... .. I <M.'l*vvil(lt'U (ijmii uie J.ill in. i y >\ i ll^.^lDll, , Vu , stormed t.ie building and rescued | the prisoner It is supposed ho will i be taken to the mountain.- and lib ! crated. Following a heavy rain storm the entire Panhandle and plains section of Texas got. its lirst taste of winter In Aniarillo snow fell all day, a fall J estimated at two inehes, breaking pre vious October reeords, covering a pe nod of eighteen years Reports from other portions oi tin* Panhandle indi eat* tti.it the precipitation has been1 much the same as in Arnarillo An atnicabh idjustiheiit <>! the (lit Ierenees on the (ieorgia railroad and tho Atlanta joint terminal wn ream <'tl according to the statement of K 1*. Kelly, third vice of t i< Hrotherhood ot Kir< men and Kngine men. The negotiation.^ have been ii. progress since September 11 A sal factory termination of tie matter war readme! wit h a sulciianiial wage in crease and the adoption of a code of working rules nl'asing to tho nan! I'hi' Jiuntsvillo. Ala, city council adopted all of tie- Alabama proliibi lion laws as city ordinances, and w ill i put the laws into eifect During tiie ua.st nine months this < ity has been wide* and no Mi ll-ill ion lias h < u paid l() tin- .s'l;it" law it'Kiiliii int; t!i< alo of liquors. The Jury in ilw can* ??i l)r. W .1 Mi N'mighton, flrirt" d with poisoning [ ! "rf*<l Kl.iiiil' i s Willi iiiurdi rouH int'iit l;r ' .1 ii M? . ill U r Ii i a vriiiet nl U'liltv ;ii S wain.-iboro ,iia .lucl^i (jilbeit ; t.< 'ic?'(l .VIcXauKlilon to !;ant; i ii-.ci-inb'-r '.i Klaiidi-i wiif uu. illdit t< d joint with .Mi'NauKhtou on tin' t hoory I Lai sho und tin' doctor nm-piii d to toil l\< r husband o limy w ild many i.iili < ihi-r ami ?njoy i-'i ai, proporly "I'll0 will' mil im'ijii irimi. iiii: ' i-'1 Ii.ivill}; In 11 . i v General. I >r J1. 11 \ > i!ti|>j>i'n, iiIUt ,1 trial ? x;i 11 <Ii11? u\i i livi' il;i> . ;nni thirty liiinut' <! . "yi ; ;i'hhi I?v tin jury, was imiikI v, iiii) fit tli" inunU i <if liis wi'i', n:i A i n woman, known on llm i.i < i(<-11c Klinoro liord ('hint Justin Mvni'sl.onr-, who j)j''.siili;d at tli"- M ,i, i nti'iiccii Cripji? n lo 1)? liaiiK' U on .N'Ovi;iiil)i'i 15. Ijitorary Inaann'S <!' ?i?? lali* Sain m>l I,. ((Mark 'I wain i ard t" ho sold at am t ion hi ('uii.i^o, ami aiiioiir' th?>m will l>o many imuiui.k ri|>t.i ! and do- iiin> ril :h? <-oni m> of w 11ioti ' lit v< 11 . ; i ii ildi.-ilmd !: ( ",c lln ' .' . . Ill: il llod il :i i; ' null . !>?? s< I'l I >a vid ; : nnot i i 1 jfo . i k < nd < d ai Aolfi n . . In ?iint ry hotm\ mar AI . >' Y Ti in tiMiK-nt took |>i a 1:1 Moiuour i-iiiiH ill Scipi;. I<*r c oir v, where the torinor governor and I 11 *.t <I Stated ;? ua* i tor \vni born . \'yscvii y<ar? :i.;o The baseball championship of tho world belongs to tho Philadelphia club of tho American league. Pive games were played, and tho eastern youngsters took four of them by out batting. outllelding and outrushing (ho veteran Chicagoans. The players' share ol" tho money amounts to $79,071.93. Kaoh Philadelphlan is entitled in round numbers to $2,0G2, and each Chicagoan to $1,375. The total receipts for the series were $173,980. The two clubs share $38,755 apiece, while $17,399 goes to the national commission. The total paid attendance was 125,219 persons. Mrs Willi)...! I! Cln,.b .. J ....V*?u VI \ IUI l\, U V/U U'lttHU, I Ohio, matron, recently became the I mother of In r third sot of triplets. | The family Bible displays the fact j that oho also i;> the mother of four ! pairs of twins, and that she herself I is the only sister ol twenty brothers. 1 Two pairs of twins and one set of ! triplets were born daring .Mrs. Clark's j lirst marriage. Ivdgar Allan I'oe is at last in the | hall ol taiiif. Years of effort on tho part of staunch supporters to get his name added to the list was rewarded by the announcement of l)r. John H. Maecraclo n, the chairman of the senate of tlve X< w Vork university, that the author ol "The Haven," with ten others, had i??*on accorded this honor. | The el 'von names added are as follows Harriet Heecher Stowe, 71 ; votes; Oliver Wendell llolmes and Ed gar Allan J'oo, M,i votes each; Roger | Williams, ' !, .lames Fenitnore Cooper til'; !'l ;lli|is l>rooks, GO; William jCullen Jlrvant, Frances E. Wili iard, 'ii>, Andrew Jackson, George I i Hanerolt, 5:1 votes each, and John i Lathrop Motley, 51. The next attempt to cross the AtI lantic in a halloou will probably be made on a westward cnni'sp?fin. ' posite from that attempted by Well | num. The expedition will be that i of Joseph lirueker, formerly of Chi- { cago. liruckcr's dirigible, tlu> Such-I aid, is approaching completion at j Munich. The entire equipment will > be shipped to the Canary islands at the end of the year, and the start westward is scheduled to be made j from T?jneriff?! ne\t February. Croat Britain has proposed that all the powers recognize the republic of Portugal at the same time. Germany has replied approving the suggestion. Representatives of five of the leading surety companies of the country held a meeting in New York City and j decided to make a nig for guarantee- j j mg l?n!s ol lading 011 export cotton ( under the guarantor plan proposed bo- l j lore, the recent conferences of Ainerijean and foreign bankers The companies, if they secure tni.s business, I intend to have a working agreement whereby the live companies concerned will stand sponsor for a joint guarantee, backing up the individual endorsement >f any one. A minimum rate of ti ents per bale will bo , charged. Washington. I . vuotu j UIIIV KIIO <U nui UUt thi' postal .savings bank plans steadily, but slowly, owing to a desire to safeguard against any defects in a st henic ol snob magnitude where mon- thai! postofliees and perhaps 1 ;">. )()(?,11OO deposiin] may be alTivird. They base tao 1 ligures on tli? work in other postal a villus eoiillt I'ies. < In a lorinai ord"i issued the inter- 1 late 1 oininerce eoimnisKion announc* 1 d its intention t<? administer strictly!] Motion 11 Hi.- t<vim and short haul 1 provision; <>1 th<; : i < < n 11 y amended i . 1.-.late coiijiii'-icc act. The order tin* outKi'iAvili of a hearing held ! 1 commission i\vo weeks ago on 1 of thd appliealion of inter- ' i .ii i < ai i i' i .s > i . i-;i11) ior relief. Then w.l! I" no chang. in (lie > xist- I ( .ik^ status or in tin present rights of i cm : iers nnt 11 Ki hrutil'y IT. I'.i 1. : 1 Nashville, I enn , has a population j of 11 *>,'{*) I under the new vensus returns 'l'hi population in I'.tuO was hO,- j ( m).j. an it" r? <usi* <>i :ti, per rent. t>ma- , | hit, .\ei>. hus population now , ( a against lo'j,., ;n I'.ioo. Stagger' 1 by I lie normou: growth -how n n> the returns of the new 1 census for a number of Western titles, Director Domini of tin* census ' mean ordered an inv-tigation ("it- ' n-: sp'cilUilly ineiit toned as being affected by tfrauds are Tacotna, ' Seal'!- ami Aberdeen, Washington ; , i rtliind, Ok : \liniioapolis, Minn.; 1 ilni > . hi ?11o, itml ] *??! ? Smith, Ark. \ I'lic I>< p wtinent ol Agriculture lias j announced that it i' prepared to sup-I I ly i,it- nine oflh inl grades of white ] oi.toii ? 1111 y i.i :11 11 t;:it<vI l?y tho rHjti , n!' i.it re The grades will In ' iinish< il f?>r $:'J, a ret, tho ?.,t if I.I H |? 1 p.i: :il nil, '.I > quired ii.v law. The I'aitid .-tat' 'upreiw court , if ins* (I ii rehearing In tie Hertz* | Woodfian ca < and thu ; tli<- Spat.iHh Aui' iican war tax on inheritances iroi'i testatoi s who rii? <I i/i th<>. year mediately priced inv* lulv 1, i Muil. i < (oines col I' ' t a I d< . < '.iiipl'te no in inn Li - >11 papers for l)ugnn6 N. K*0S8 as (lio IMo^i''ssisc Dom? i rat it noiniiM < or governor vvto (Hod with too eel.-taiv <?f . a I of Ma sachilHOt.ts. Will a rd Stcph< n \N iui mon< tuvon- 1 (or of ili?- papier n ai lie matrix pro | f > H-rcoty pin:< n:. d hy nearly f'\( i i nwHpMp r 'ii tIk; coniitr ., ami v. i>a in v< ill Ion d no mat* > la I i>?-i;( i i, in dead ;.i his homo In VVanhi ii I r i; DC At 'ii 11 iii" of hi! death M: SY'nitinore Iw-hl a position a.* 8t<-re | RHEUMATISM jjp' V/& wSEP I want every cbronlc rheumatic to tbroir away all medicines, all liniments, all plasters, end rlv? MUNYON'S IUIEUMAtism UEMBDY a trial. No matter what your doctor may nay, no matter what your friends may eay, no matter how prejudiced yon may bo against all advertised remedies, go at once to your druggist and get n >*>ttle of tho ItHEUMATISM ItEMRDY. If It falls to Rive satisfaction,I will refund yonr inonoy.?Mnnjron Remember this remedy contains no sal icrllo oold, vo opium cooalne, morphine o? otWr linrmftil driiirs. It Is put tip tinder the guarantee of tbe Pure Food nnd Drug A^t. For eale by all druggists. Price, X6c, NEED MONEY FOR GOOD WORK P'ans of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. What "A Million for Tuberculosis rotn Red Cross Seals" will do In proriding some of tho 275,000 beds needPel at once In tho United States for consumptives, is explained in a recent bulletin of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. There Is just about one bed for every ten indigent consump mtn. juiu m an tuberculosis persons In the country nro counted, V)oth rich and poor, hardly one for every 25 or 30. If sufficient hospital accommodations are provided only for those who are too poor to pay the full price for their treatment fully 275,000 more bods In special Institutions for tuberculosis will bo needed at once. The Immense outlay necessary to provide and maintain so many bods In hospitals, makes it imperative, the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis declares, that such institutions be erected from public money, either municipal, county or state. In order to get appropriations for public hospitals for tuberculosis, agitation is necessary, and in order to create a campaign of agitation, organization Is demanded. Iiut In order that an organization may carry on an effective cam iiiiiKu, lunos are needed. These funds It Is proposed to secure In as many communities a* possible from the sale of lied Cross seals. The Spots Disappeared. Mrs. Dolnn lived in a district which was not as favorable for the outdoor household experiments recommended by the Ladies' Helper as it might have been. This fact. Mrs. Dolan was rapidly assimilating, and In a manner not so uncommon as it might be she blamed the estimable periodical for her difficulties. "1 wlsht I had a holt o' that woman that runs the 'Handy Hints' department," she remarked to her husband one morning after an early excursion Into ttie back yard, whence slio r?. turned In high dudgeon. "I t'ought you t'ought sho was a prand wan," said Mr. Dolan, enutiouHly testing his cup of tea. "Well, I've changed me mind, as I've tho rlphts to do," replied his wife. "She said to put Body on thlm stains In the tablecloth, and l ave it out overnight (in the line, an' they'd tie koiio pntirely whin morning come Sure''tis the tablecloth that's gone tin- deBaving woman that sho is! Youth's Companion. A Logical Landlord. Many a tenant will sympathize with the man in this story, from the Philadelphia Record, lie was renllng a mi Mill house which the landlord had refused to repair. One day the owner name to nee him. "Jones," he said, "I shall have to raise your rent." "What for?" asked .Tones, anxiously. 'Have taxes gone up?" "No," the landlord answered, "hut I see you've painted the bouse and nut I In n now range and bathtub. That, of course, makes it worth more rent." WISE WORDS. A Physician on Food. A physician, of Portland, Oregon, :ia;< views about food. Ho says: I have always believed that tho iuty of the physician does not cease svi'h treating tho siek, but that we :>wo it to hiiinanity to teach them how lo protect tlieir health, especially by hygienic and dietetic laws. "With such it feeling as to my duty I take great fleas ire in saying to the public, that In iny ow n experience and ilfio from personal observation I have round no fo<j<l <- inttl to Orape-Nuts, and that I flnd tin to Is almost no limit to tho great benefits this food will bring when iih<'(1 In all runes of sickness and convales< orire. "It )8 my experlenc? that no physical condition forbids tlio uso of OrapeMuts. To persons In health thero Is nothing so nourishing and acceptable Lo the stomach, especially at breakfast, to start the machinery of the human system on the day's work. "in cases of Indigestion I know that \ complete breakfast can be made o( Jrape-Nnts and cream and I think P. Is not advisable to overload the stomach it the morning ineal. I also know tho . ?ront value of Grape N'utfl when t!io itomach 1h too weak to digest other rOOd. "This Ib written aft' r an oxperlenco >f more than -0 yai.t, tr?-atInpj all manner of chronic an I a> iii?* diseases, i (id tho lot tor is written voluntarily )n my p.M't without any rosiest for If." Road tho llttlo hook, '"I ho Road to vVcllviUe," In pkgs. "There * a Reason." MEMPHIS BARS CLOSED FEDERAL COURTS TEMPORARILY STOP SALE OF LIQUOR IN TENNESSEE CITY. COURTS GRANTS INJUNCTION Prohibitionists Allege 8tato and Municipal Officers Refused to Enforce Law. Memphis, Tenn.?Aid of the Federal courts was successfully invoked # by the l*aw and Order League to enforce tho prohibition law which the city, county and state authorities have not enforced in Memuhis. United Slates Judge McCall granted a temporary order against 114 saloons, pending a hearing, restraining them from serving intoxicating liquor. The Federal court took jurisdiction 011 the allegations of the petitioners that were deprived of tho equal protection under tho law guaranteed by the fourteenth amendment to tho eon stitution. They allege that tho state )o..t In > v.i.MH.V/l. ... .T VII1UIWU 1U otiier parts of tho state, but the gov ernor. attorney general and county attorney general, with other officials, have refused to enforced tho law here, and, therefore, the United States court can take jurisdiction. On the grounds tiiat irreparable injury might be done the complainants if delay were permitted, Judge McCall granted the temporary injunction. The action, which was a total surprise to the saloons and the local optionists, was the culmination of a | long and bitter tight to enrorco prouibition in Memphis, the largest city in which it has ever been tried. The state wide law passed In the spring of llHiy, and was supposed to into effect on July 1 of that year. It was partially enforced for a time in Knoxville, but in Memphis, situated on the river and practically the metropolis of three states?Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi?there lias never been any more serious effort to enforce prohibition than the presentation of evidence to the grand J The body regularly failed to in ".let, and the city and county oflleialB have acknowledged the impossibility of closing thi- saloons. The Law and Order league has been making a campaign for law enforcement, and the present political campaign, which is now on in Tensee. has prohibition again as its principal issue. BEST BASEBALL BET. Philadelphia American League Defeats Chicago National Team. Chicago.?The baseball championship of I he world belongs to the Philadelphia club of tne American League. They clinched the big prize. Five games were played, and the eastern youngsters took lour of them by out batting, outliclding and outrushitig the veteran t'hicagoans. They "got the jump' at the start by winning tne first three games, and although Chicago punctuated their progress with one defeat, it really didn't change the situation a bit. While the series was not the most prolitaluc cmt played, it helps to simplify the high cost of living problem confronting even such heroes a<s this Philadelphia!!*, lo say nothing of the (Miie.agoans, with winter coming I on. Tiie player.*' share of the money j amounts to $7!',071 i*:?. Of this GO per j cent ., or ? 17,11.!. 1 >,' goes to the win- 1 ners, and ?31,fi2?.77 to the losers. As < there are twenty three players on each j team eligible to participate, each of' the Philadelphia* is entitled in round numbers lo fU.oi'.'J, and each Chieagoan to ?1.87.'?. Tho total receipts for the series were $17'l,!lS0. The two dubs share ?:;s,7:>:? apiece, while $17,3119 goes to the national commission. The total paid attendaneo was 1^5,iJl'J persons. SfjOO for Attempted Kiss Birmingham, Ala A jury in tlie , city court awarded -Mrs. Uoso l>rum- j inond damages from 10. J. Gold- 1 inith. This allegation was that thu defendant had tried to kiss her. Three Sets of Triplet?. Cleveland. Ohio loo lato for tho < "11 suh, but generally doing her shar? in < 'lev-eland's remarkable fnrowthf Mr". William (1 Clark, a l.ako 9ldo avenue matron, niently bocanio tho mother of iier third .vet of LriplotH. The family Itible di 'plays tho fact th lit ? Ik- also Is the mot her of four j pairs of twins, tuxl thai she horself j is tlio only Hi; t r o( twenty brothers. I Two paiis of twins iind ono not of triplotwen* born during Mrs. Clark's first marriage New Carolina Railroad. Statesboro, N. (' Announcement iias boon made lure that the Statesvlllo Air Lino Railroad company will build at onco a new lino of road from StateKville to Yadkinvillc, tlio county scat of Yadkin county, a distance of 25 miles. Tho road will bo erected by convict labor, arrangements having moen made to transfer f?<? convicts from the state prison to Htatcsvilb; to begin the work of grading for tho new line at oner*. Tim proposed road will run through a rich Bection of the - umitrv. { WHAT HE CONSIDERED FAIR Mr. Olsen'e Offer Must Have Come at ourprtse Even to Persuasivo Claim Agent Up In Minnesota Mr. Olsen had a cow killed by a railroad train. In due season the claim agent for the railroad called: "Wo understand, of course, that the deceased was a very docile and valuable animal," said .the claim agent In his most persuuslve claim-agentlemunly manner, "and we sympathize with you and your family In your loss. But, Mr. Olsen, you must remember this: Your cow had no business being upon | our tracks. Those trackB are our private property and when she Invaded them she became a trespasser. TechIcally speaking, you, as her owner, became a trespasser also. But we have no desire to carry the Ibsuo Into court, and possibly give you trouble. Now, then, what would you regard as a fair settlement between you and the railroad company?" "Vail," said Mr. Olson slowly, "Ay baen poor Swede farmejr, but Ay shall give you two dollars."?Everybody's. EMPTY ADVICE. A Gcoaap Mike?Shure, Oi feel very queer, Dan. Ol have Bleh a feel uv fullnesB after me meals. Do yea know a rhnidy fur thot? Dan?Oi do, me btaoy. Whin yez sit down to ate a meal, don't ate ony. . Mike?Hut thin Oi shud be full av emptiness! TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY for Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Ryes and Granulated Eyelids. Murine Doesn't Smart?Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists Soli Murine Eyo Remedy. Liquid, 26c, 50c, $1.00. Murine Eye Salve in . Aseptic Tubes. 2f>c, $1.00. Eye Rooks | and Eye Advice Free by Mail. Murino Eye Remedy Co., Chicago. j An Exacting Personage. "I suppose you find life easier j since the summer hoarders have i "Nope," replied Farmer Corntossel; | "we're work in' un' worryin' just as much as ever try in' to koop the hired man contented." "SPOHN'S." This is the name of the greatest of nil remedies for Distemper, I'ink Kye, Heaven, anil tlie like among all ages of horses. Hold by Druggists, Harness Makers, or send to the manufacturer*. $.50 and $1.00 a bottle. .Agent* wanted. Send for free book. Rpohn Medical Co , Spec. Contagious Diseases, (iofchen, lnd. Her Tribute. Randall?How did you like the military parade, Ida? Miss Honors?(llorlous! 1 never kbw rnonsh men in all my life before.? Harper's Uaznr. For HIMIHrilTv HlrWn' <!A I'l'IUMI Whether from <<>I?In, Heat, Hlomitcli ui | rlrrvtiiiN TimiiIiIph, t upuillm- will rollote you j I'h H*| ii i<1 |>lcaHitl:t to tnke ik'Ih IiiiiikmII 1 t?l?'l\ Try it. 10c., 2V., imd 60 eeiitu at Uruif i ulorvfi. Now He Knows. "On what grounds does your father object to nio?" ho asked. 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Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It cures female ills, and creates radiant, buoyant female health. If you; are ill, for your own sake as well as those you love, give it a trial. Mrs. Pink 1mm, at Liynn, Mass., in vitas all sick women to writ? her for ad vice. Her advice is free, and always helpful. P|||a Pa Send postal fori fto H Ba b Free Package I I In ! of Paxtine. Better and more economical I than liquid antiseptics I FOR ALL TOBLET USES. | Gives one m sweet breath; clean, white. I germ-frea teeth?antiseptically clean mouth and throat?purifies the breath afte/ smoking?dispel* all disagreeable perspiration and body odors?much appreciated by daunty women. A quirk remedy for sore eyes and catarrh. A little Paxtine powdr.i * solved in glau of hot wat. , jMNMUitfM makes a delightful antiseptic tortistolSS lulion, poiie*?ing extraordinary y Afk?cleansing, germicidal and healI Fl Mm ing power, and absolutely harm* 'eM* Try a Sample. 50c. a large bo* at druggiA* or by mail. THK PAXTON ToiLrrOO., Bobton, Mass. dsi;;*..*.**** PIBIUU9IIC99 i "I have used your valnable Cascaret* and I find them perfect. Couldn't do without them. I have used them for some time for indigestion and blliousneaa end am now completely cured. Recommend them to everyone. Once tried, you will never be without them in thoi family."?Edward A. Marx, Albany, N.Y> Ilcasant, Pnlafnble, Potent, Taste Good. I >o Good. Ncvpr Sicken.Weaken or Gripe. 10c, 25c. 50c. Nevtr pold in bulk. Thtgeit nine tablet stamped (' C C. Guaranteed to cure or your money back. 0J9 FOR fiAl F m v\ Bh Twenty horse power Return Tubiriar Hoiler and iH h<>r!c p>wer J-iddell-Tompkins Kngme, together with a Moflitt Heater, all in good condition and can be had at a bargain. Above in operation now on our premises Corner Filth and College Streets. Charlotte, N. C , and can be inspected before purchasing. 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