The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, August 16, 1901, Image 3
NiwIEWIt V MAItKET.
Corrected every ''ue6day and F'riday
by Summer Bros.
M eat ................................, g(c, {c
Shoulders -------.................... 8c
S H atm ............................... 1.1(i[,c15.
13s B -.Lardl ........ 10([1I 10.
Best Molasses, now crop.. ~0Ce
Good Molasses..................... 2i(r50c
- Corn .............,.......... g0c.
1 l] ........... . .......... 90c .
11.ty......... $1.00.
W h a Bre i ........... .. $1.25.
- st 'aten t Flour.................. $1.75
2nd Best Io1o,t r- ............. ... $4.25
Strait Flou ......................., $1.00
C[.id Ordinary 1"lour...........$3.25(dy3.75.
Sugar . ....... .......,..... ......... 6(fr ic.
l .ice -................................ r(d8 c.
Coffee-.--..--.. -.. ----................ 10( 15c.
Cotton seed meal, per sack... 1.25,
Bale Hulls, per bale.............. 40U,
Country Produo,
Butter, per lb - .. --.......... 15(q20c.
Eggs, per dozen ----------.. 12c.
Chickens, each....,............... 15(a)25c.
Corn, per bushel.-------.......... 70e.
Sweet potatoes --................ 60 60c.
Turkeys, per lb ..----............ 6 8 .
Fodder, per cwt .................. 75c.
Oats-.. . ---------.....-................ 13e.
Money to Lotin.
On long time and easy terms, secured
by flrst mortgage on improved real
estate. Apply to Hunt, Hunt & Hun
ter, Attorneys at. Law. ft&.f
For Rent.
Store and four rooms next door to
'k Tarrant.
Vanted.
At once, two reliable, industrious men
to work, one in dairy at $216. One on
farm at $180 per year.
For.zs D)Arnyu,
t&f 2t Columbia, S. C.
For itent.
e offer for rent the store room ad
joining the room we occupy. A corner
Store ccntrally located. The best stand
we know of that can be had in the city.
An ideal location,
t&Lf f Counts and Dickert.
For Sale or Itont.
One four horse farm in first class con
dition. Iiighly improved. For par
ticulars apply to. W. Rt. Sa lrll,
Chappells, S. C.
Take it all the year round-palmetto
Liver Medicine. 10 ceuts at Dr". Van
Smnithx's Drug Store. ly
For Saie.
One Aultman, Portable, (6 H. P. En
gine in good running condition. Will
3ell for cash or good papers. Apply to
V. C. Sligh, Jalapa, S. C.
July 8th, 1001. f2n
iHarbecu,.
Wo will furnish a first-class 'cue ,t
the residence of Capt. W. G. Metts .n
Thursday August the 15th. Special ar
rangements made for the enjoyment of
the young folks.
' . R. Metts and J. C. Kinard.
3t f
Wante d.
Chickens and eggs at the Nowberry
hotel.
You Know What You Are Taking
When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the fomular ia laily
p)rinted on every bottle showing that it
is sim ply Iron and quini nn in a taste
less form. No Cute, Nc, Pay. 60c.
Iu New Quarten.
In my larger and more central store,
the T.1. Q. B1oozer stand, I am hetter
able than ever to serve my customers.
C'ome in and see me andi Ill treat you
right, wvhether you want cooking
stoves, tinware, China or a gun. A
lin.e of high grade bicycles at low down
prics. J. W. White.
For Biliousness, Jaundice, etc., use
P'almetto Liver Medicine. 10 cents at
D)r. Van Smith's Drug Store. ly
Meeting at Enioreo.
Trhere wvill be two sermons at Enore
church next Sunday, the meeting may
be protracted for some days.
Let everybody bring a lunch, but
p)lease don't bring any "big dinner."
Weo want a feasting of the soul, and
not of the body.
August J. W. Blanton, Pastor.
The great remedy of the day is un
questionably Pain-Killer, for the in
stant relief of all burns, scalds, bruises,
etc., and for pains in the stomach andi
bowels as well as in sudden attacks of
cholera morbus. No family should pre
tend to kcop house without it always
by them. Avoid substitutes, there is
but one Pain-Killer, Perry Davis'.
P'rico 25c. and 50c.
Thirty Days for WVhipping His wVire.
Wednesday Fleming Jt r, a
lg in Mr. Ifornsby's yard, was
re Magistrate Chappell
ating his wife. From
ppeared that Jetor
etty severe whip
pell gave him
he 30 days.
VARIOUS AND ALL, AnOU-T.
Mirs. J. \1. lowers is visiting rela
tives in Columbia.
Irs. Chas. If. Arnstrong is visitinig
relati ve's inl ''enncssee.
Mr. l R.T. ienwick left on Wednesday
for a trip to the mountains.
Air. J. W. M. Simmonhs has returne
from a trip to the Isle of Pal1hns.
M\1 r. James Al. .Johnson is viSing
friends and r"elattives in l'rosperity.
1I r. V. II. Geer, of the Stat, news
pa1lnes, Wa1-1 in the ity \vehd Csdy.
Miss ()daiite .1lohn1son has ret.cred
frnt a visit to friends in Spartanburg.
Airs. A. C. Joneu and family returned
on 'I'ues,lay from I enidersonville, N. C.
Miss Annie Suber has been elected
teacher of Bethel school district No. 2.
Airs. M. G. U. Scherer and son, Ptaul,
have returned from their visit to Yale,
N. C.
Miss 'Una Gibson returned to Now
berry yesterday.-Spartanburg Hlerald,
13th.
Mr. W. J. Swittcnborg has been
elected teacher for Big Creek school,
district No. 1t.
Dr. D. L. Iioozor has returned from
a visit to Wilmington, N. C., and other
summer resorts.
Rev. Al. J. Epting and family, of St
vannah, are visiting friends and rela
tives in the city.
Mrs. T. F. liarmon left yesterday for
a visit to friends and relatives in Iar
risonburg, W. Va.
Mr. J. E. Norment, stalf correspond
ent of the News and Courier, was in
the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Dr. J. K. Gilder and daughter,
Miss Pauline, have returned from a
visit to Richmond, Ky.
Don't forget the election for sewerage
next Tuesday, the 20th. Let every
body come out and vote.
The candy factory to be opened in
the store lately occupied by 13. W. West
will be open on Saturday.
What about that horse and hose
wagon for the Newberry fire depart
ment? It is needed badly.
Misses Atmmie, Lizzie, Al abelle and
Kathelcne Tarrant are visiting friends
and relatives in I3atesburg.
Capt. 11. H. Folk attended the meet
ing of the board of assessors of cotton
mills in Columbia this week.
Sheriff Buford's family is on a visit
to the family of Mr. T. W. Davis, in
the upper part of the county.
Mr. W. II. Wannamaker and Mr.
0. 1). Wannamaker went to Newberry
yesterday.--Spartanburg Herald, 14th.
Union services next Sunday evening,
will he held in the Lutheran church
conducted by Rev. Geo. A. Wright, of
the Baptist church.
Mrs. IDr. W. E. Pelham and Miss
Fannie Leavell returned on Tuesday
from a visit to their brother, J. R.
Leavell, in Greenwood.
Dr. Coo. B. Cromer is this week in
Orangeburg county in the interest of
Newberry College. He is booked for
several speechles While on this trip.
Mr. John M. Kinard has gone to
Philadelphia, wvhere he will join Mrs.
Kinard and take her to Hlendersonville
with him to spend the rest of the sum
mer.
Messrs. S. HI. McLain and J. G. Dan..
iels leave today for a trip to the Pan
American Exposition and will stop) at
various places of interest along tihe
route.
Mrs. 0. E. Johnson, of Charleston
and Miss Ethel Boozer, of Newberry,
are visiting at Mrs. S. M. Dawkins,
North Church street. -- Spartanburg
Herald, 13th.
Every afternoon about 7 o'clock ig
large rats make their appearance In
Mr. Vim. Johnson's showv windows and
immediately begin to catch and eat
flies. For the past few evenings a nuim
her of people have watched them.
Mr. R. Clifford Banks, of A tlanta, is
visiting relatives In the county and
p)aid this omiee a pleasant' call this
week. Mr. Banks is now connected
with the poli1cc department of Atlanta
and is doing well in the home of his
adoption.
Rev. Hi. B. Blakely, of Atlanta, who
has been conducting a protracted meet
ing at King's Greek, In the county, for
the past week, was in the. city yester
day morning and left, for Troy, in Ab
bevilic County, where ho will hold an
other protracted meeting before re
turning to Atlanta.
Rev. Wmn. B. Aull, pastor of the
Lutheran church at Buena Vista, Va.,
will be a member of the faculty during
the comin~g session of the Southern
seminary, a school for girls recently
established there. H[e will teach some
branches In science In connection with
b is regular pastoral work.--Lutheran
Visitor.
iter Bunys Newberry t.ravel.
Y. Fair' was in Sumter this
ed a contract wlth the
' $5,000 for furnishing
Lg the streets.
eclosed a con
anufacturing
el.
o1 to be
stible
day'
SCVevent11 Avrvo, 1.art of if (ottAle tlh(
Incortu llon. lIring 5,403.
On Nondhay and Tuesday the old
Wardl.tv tract, ot land on (iaultt strect
in the westeru subttwrb; of (lie 1-ity, bP
loi ging to Aessrs. ( J. I 'urcell ai
L. W. Floyd was sold at auction to the
higlest bidder. 'Tl( tract was divided
into 92 lots I;>.0 fet. 'Tho sale was II
der the direction of t.ieNat ional A net ion
and 11u1provement company, of which
Mr. 1'hlillips is president and Mr. Pen'.
dig seerutary. Itoth these gentten1i1(21
we to lhe I%!a Ill personally cond 'ted tth.
Altogether there were about severt
teen acres in the tract and the price
paid averaged about f28 per lot, the
whole tract bri ng ing $2,403.
A free lot was given away, which
was won by Mr. I. N. Wesson, of West
End.
Tho follow iii are the names of the
persons w" ho ireliaed lots and the
p)rices paid by each:
el. T. Carlson, two lot ...........$ .12
L. M . Player, two lots .................... 50
F. I1. Campson, t,wo lots................. 61
T. N. Parks, one lot-... ................ 33
N. W. Campbell, one lot .........
E. Uavenaugli, one lot............ .. 3
T. C. Pool, three lots.............. 10.1
Saim Johnson, four lots.................. 100
G. Al. Worts, nine lots............ 201
Nat Gist, four t s ....................... 162
J. R. Boukniglht, six lots......... 18 (
Miss Nellie Mcl"all, one10 lot............ 20
J. 1. W ilson, three lots................. 114
S. K. Bouknight, one lot,.............. 31
Autoine I3uzhardt, two lots............ .u
W. P. Bedenbaugh, two lots.........IS
P. Dominick, seven lots............... 1.17
B. C. Matthews, seven los ........... 157
F. J. Russell, one 10lot..................... 22
T. F. IIarmon, two lots................ 41
R. S. Maybin, two lots........ .12
Lillie Davis, two lots..................... 5.
J. L. W illiams, two lots................. 1
A. 11. Brown, one lot.................... 22
T. B. O'Dell, one lot............... 17
T. S. Hudson, two lots...................2 1 .)
F. S. 3edenbaugh, four lots............ 92
J. W. Swindler, two lots..............10
John Scott, one10 lot......... . . 22
W. M. Thomas, three lots........... (i)
J. G. Fulmcr, four lots.................. 8 6
Mrs. Ada Smith, two lots............... .I
Laura E. Beeves, o 10lot.............. 20
Ira 0. Burton, two lots.......... .16
M. L. Spearman, two lots............... 12
'1'h law of health requires that the
bowels move once each day and one of
the penalties for violating this law is
piles. Keep your bowels regular by
taking a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver tablets when necessary and
you will never have that severe punish
mnent inilicted upon you. Price 25 cents.
For sale by W. E. Pelham.
The Winthrop Col logo Scholarship.
The free scholarship offered by Win
throp College to be given to the young
lady in each county standing the best
competitive examination has been won
by Miss Leona Epting from thiscounty.
Seven young ladles stood the examina
tion and we are instructed by the Si
.lrintendent of Educlaion to say tht
all the examinations wers very credit
able.
Miss Epting has already attended
Wint,hrop two Sessions and will this fall
enter the Senior class.
Only one young lady, Miss Julia
P.aisley, stood tht o ei.trance examination
without applying for the scholarship.
Hecr examination p)apers wore most
creditable, her mark being a good deal
higher than was necessary for entrance
to the class for which she apliled.
"Through the month of JTune and
July our baby was teething and took at
runnilng otY of the bowels and sickness
of the stomach," says 0. 1P. M. Holli
day, of Deming, fnd. "Uis bowels
would move from live to eight times a
day. I had a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colhi, Cholera andl Diarrhwael Remedy
im the house and give him four' drops
im a teasp)oonful of water andl ho got,
better at once." Sold by W. E. helham.
Carpets at lower p)rices than ever be
forc. See them, at Wootcn's. tf
NOW
WE
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N'IERmT O' T.1
.aNEWBI
(o1,.1: l: 1in t ioN .. 1 , .1,%1
Itig Crowd V'rettnt -rt "Numiner of SpcIh e.
A 'triIea t O-cit)n.
'T'h Neowi't-rv Collte.ye iunion fo
,4aluda. I'dgecliettl and .\iken ('oun tir
Iet Ihurtday. .\ue'ti.-n SUIt at, I)elmiatr
in Salda ('enty. ano the Iny was vet'
pletas antly and profitably spent..
large (rowtd tItpon f"t stud ttns, e.x
atudlnelts aii fri - f ithe olle;
l,atheredl in tht' pretty Srove t'arly am
waited ('xlt'eant -- it- . I,wt'finnir!
of the interat r ', l plo; t'aim. TJht m tt
in:; was called tip trder' abouit 10.; 41i.e
(hie I'restti elli, UIUv. (' I'. ioo'er, ar
after i ht-arty antt Iiappy weulcutnc b
I'rof. Jttliatn llarmatn :tadt response ile
the president, the ttsso.-iatiou proc tit'
to elect olli(ers for mo x year. Iv
C. P. 1 oozer wi' re-e eeted presidenit
and Prof. t-utelI ): iuk se(;rotar"v,
Rev. Jacob Au.tin, of I,tee,vIlie, wa
tbe first spc'1(er wi) gtave .a very inter
esting history of Newherry ('ollegl
from the Iltte it was comtnenet'l in a
barn near I'omntaria iintil tho prosent
time. Ile divided its iistorv into tw(
parts, the first reaching up to the civil
war, and the se(CO 1(1 from then until
now. The speaker styled himl-elf out
of the "Old Issue,'' and gavo a list of
the graduates from 1831 to I856.
IPlrof. J. It. O'Neall Holloway spoke
next on the twi)ortanuo of education
for girl:. liu madeu his speect short
on accou it of a( dreary heaviness left
upotn 'is feeling caused by the death of
his son, and would not have appeared
at all except. for his devotion to Ilk
mother iastitution and loyalty to t,he
causo of edueation.
A recess of one hou' and a half wa
then given for dinner, and the crowt
disp. t"sed, miany to ,heir baskets mH-l
many to the birbeeuetd dinner board
President Cromer was to havc, been tht
next speaker, but was absentI becanc
he was sick. This cast a gloom over
the crowd, for many had come, if for
any one thing more that another, to
hetr him. But the attentivo part of
those gathered was entrt:aiticd by an
able discourse on Classies in E.dtcation
by R ev. G. P. Boozer. lie discussed
Classics in l'ducationt as a good mean
for mind development by fixing and
holding the attention to a Iillicult tas<,
also for their benelit historically.
A liberal education wt:; nt'xt( diseusseI
by Rtev. Y. V. A. Rliser and ,1. H3. Dec".
rick each taking a dilerent W ase of
the subject-the first speaking of it:
value in money making, and the s'cont
made a strong and lo(stent plea for the
education of the boys from the ratantl
point of making better unti nobler men.
Music was furnished by the IP aliettto
brass band, ttnd was one of the best,
fettures of the occt ion.
A movement. was pur on foot for the
crection of a pavilion at. Delmar for
the ieunion as that is to be its perma
neut home. I t. is a beati i ful place with
a line, bold spring, and t he good people
solicit the attintlneo tif itl who are
interested in tie coilege and the cauze
of education.
Nowborry lth Teamt Gtoes to Clinton.
The Newberry ba-:e tall team will go
uip to Clinton today and play a match
game of ball there w i s h the Clinton
team this afternoon. Ti t' following arte
the Newhetry pilayers: F'ovens, J. senno,
R.t 8enn, Stewvart. C olcmnan, A\dam',
Ml\attLhcws, Voss, Dat. iels, Cabaniiss,
F"air.
Nut Grasos Grows Thrioughi Potatoes.
Mr. Jnio. L. Epps has broughit into
this oflice a p tat owith tnut gras.s gtrow
ing cleatr through it,. There was some
nut grass in the place were Mi'. Epps
p)lated his ipotatoes andl wheriever the
grass struck a potato it wvent straight
on through. Some of the hiotatoes had
fully developed nuts in them. IL seems
that nut grass gives thee right of way
to nothing.
WVhat most pleolie want is somtethitng
mild and getntle, when in tneed of a
physic. ChamberlIai n's Stomach anid
Liver Tablets fill the bill to a dot.
They are easy to take and pleasanlt in
effect. For sale by WV. I. Pelhamn.
Palmetto Li"er Me[dicine cure'd mne
of chronic consLlipation,"~ writes J attis
Evans, Pieodmont, S. C. Gold at Dr.
VanSmith's D)rug Store. ly
HAVE I
kerel{~Ca"tch
Rppetiz7r' PIoDositioR.
ro always ont the look out for nico
o offer patrons.
co is reasonable, no miuch the bot
wv you'll bo0 pleased.
s whore wo struck the nail 0on the
We deal with live peopl)e who are
touch with fishing voss;els. They
to supply usn with this talo deli
IACKERtEL
ur price, all can afford thorm
LW CliIEAP ERI TIHAN MEAT..
e'self a good turni-come at once
will not last long. Next apt to he
[oCarty,
IR RYV. SL C.
" IN it t, ' . t. . tV2F.I.
" at ' tS i, ..iti it il i . ti.' it (2'n II.,t:
tutil (O ,I.nt+ W1"ith lint .
()l ( I th -\ 1th of .luly l i ley \\'tp{cnan
at I . iivint (ti \I . 1. .' . Si ti tt'.
I,aee, u1( ill thte liinard's ;,ettion, shlo
his pwift'e nid On las-t +luda -he di.ed r
t el'ett of ti,- woundt. It eellis tha
I.t t-'Ia \\ orkin n, thll o lit. f- ot alt
1.t. %t,i ft of thl - .::'.n \w ho) ,.h"t ht r, lia(
22il' It*i" - " '.,..I i-': ii. } : i - j2t Il he
I -l,all,i w".ttf,1 I iti 2int , it ) iut tit1
w hi t' o 'ti . " -. Mllo y II t . .,.fit t 4
Ii: lt of Itt .1 ui c I " h"1, t s~ ' (;i : I t20 t1 a. foI 3
dralietlt:, it \ :uuti V rI,, t', 1 ut i-f kt.1U
(oro :t't' I.it n,!ay w\"ai t (lt" fto amd
imn(ii lia,tely w- nt. up and 12 l l pa inelled
hli; l'y anmd hlI nti iueo:t over the
The r h"iii i"" t te:stimuoily taket
ait coon Ier'4 lit,,u st:
,aat' Floyi, t' worn, stay-: I livv it
Ne wherry County, No. t' (owm,ship,
300h of .1uly, I1111, was at, home. .\Iy
daug~hter I.ouelha WVorkmttant was at mily
house. 21ailey2 WVorkman eame to my
house, who was the hu-band of I,ouelhi
\\'orkman, and whtn hie caelt in at
the door and raid, I,ouella, let's 1
hiorne, she said, I can't ;ro tonight.. lie
wet, to her tl l ca ught her by the
hand and i aid, "ii aify there ii rea
son in all cae2 . I would wait nil
tomlorr"ow mnorninh an11d ,he will comec
homle." Ilie ave mec his; attention and
reIllicd, "th1is i.; my wife,"' and walked
(t the door and dlrew: his pi!tol aind
-hot her and thten ran ofT.
('ro-s examination: I.ouella Work
ntn died Aug:u-t 12t.h IanI.
hi,
Italc. N Floyd.
muark
\Winlield Welt-, swor'n, says: I liVIe
in Newberry County. ( ) 0th .lu1y,
II0)1 I was at the house of Isaac F'loyd
when .ilaiiry \\'orkmtan 2 nmuo in and
said, "I.ui'll, get up andl vomue out of
hcrc,", a.d theu said to lt w ot.hers,
"good ve ing,." 'Thentt I l.' lint ito
i.oulellit and eaughIlt her b y the hanol
and said, 'let's ;o ho mt2212." She s:tid,
"Hliud, I : not o(Ing toni;gh t..'' 1 Hnile.
then a ;:t :1 1lwr b y thk, hand avain and)
tohl] hn r I. to up an,d h.t':" gu hoow."
l:a.te !-'h ', tihi Io I;a ib- , ' Ilhere IS
r(Iion i n l tl I t Ii s. ,Att her alonc
until (otum2 w at', nod then sho will (,2n
hun.'' I ; . aid, "y'u havo got to
go homn: 1 t. 1 ttt! t hien drew hi1
piAol a1ni l t her :1dt1 run oil, 21md
while I..:te i::ni h wii were
nut gzivi,l; tht, alarml, antd while
I was hoh!imi'. ,')Uc!a in mly ams11
I heard I1ailey :tp in the door. andi
said, "1'o,0 lla, did I hurt yo i? Sle
relpliel. 'hud, Vot Lave mined mie.
I (id not thinlk yuu wvolid have treated
mne so." his
W\'infield X WVerts.
m ark
Lanuie Floyd, sworn11, satyi: I live In
Newb"herrl CJount lilly. Oi :10t1 July, 101,
1 wa7 at 11111m.' and Ilailey \\'oliclai
(:tam te I(, t 2. ,."' .2u,1 a d .idt to 1 .l.mell.a
Workmlani, "''s 4't d1id] yVou come22. here'
fo0'' Sh1 "[aid, "'1hid(i, I comie to see'
the2 hous and11 2.)1 cagh t I12molla by tile
hand and20 told hi r to get up and)2. let's go
1h02me. She sa 52id , "Oil, ]hnl, I enn.2't go
home22L tonlighit." ' iaae Floyd 11hen said1(
to lhilecy, " There' is i. easo in1 atll things.
L et hert alone2 2222ti1 miorin 12g and12 she
will then2 come2 hom222. " iailey had 11his
r'ight hanId inlIt2 hisocket and2( wa'lked
hack toward'1 tile 100or. I 52aid( to Isaae.0,
"TilIs boy hais got a1 pistol inl h is p)ocke't."
Isaae2. said1( Lto lIaily, "li2 1)y3, don't you
dra22w your11 pistOi 2 her 1 in this housC,"
and2( 11ailety theni :1ho)t 1Louella22, who11 died
todaly, August l2th, l901,
[an 1i e N l'loyd.
Drj. W. D). Senn2 examtlined2 the body13
and1( ga2ve out the following statemet
to the jury:
I cerltify thatt I examined20( the bsody of
L.oucila2 Wor'kman2., decea2sed , and2( fIntd
that shle eamo2( to hecr dent.,h1 from thle
cifects of gunsho11t wound2(.
WV. D.. Senn:, M. 1).
August J2th, 19011.
TJhe v'erdiet, oif the (ioronIer's julry
was.1 "thalt the sa(1id Loul1hI WVorkmantt
caime to 1her deat.h from thle efTect,s of a
gun m shot wound( at the h2ands of Bailey
WVorkma 2 2 30th ,1)11.u2ly, 1901, and2( from1
wh12ich woun2d t he sa2.(1id.12 Loull WorkI
221.2 dlied oni the 1211h of Auigust, 1 91,
in State andl2 county a2foresa2i."
NIlr. 1 1. IS. Mar1'tn acted as for'em1an
of thec jur2y.
111a.1liy W\orkman212 is still at, lar.ge.
He tis aL b)lack ne0gro, uit. 8 in. in heIght,
slightly stooped shoul02 deretd , lheard(1lesis,
ago 21, weighit,110)lbs.
The Ton of Tins
is a. trumtip card with us. WVo pilay
it aiginst anJ\ thing in the game.
Theo best valuo for theo mfoney is hard
to beat.
~ We hafve added0( thIs nlow, line to
our stock 0.nd( are now able to inter.
est you if you wish t) piurcha2so.
(Call anid soo.
NERERY IIAIImmR Cm
ASTHMA C
ASt llilalelle IBri rlgs I iist
Cure in
sNT A Rs)I:lT"i,y i i.
OAINEt
FOR TEN
- (
?VERY ' N RINo
-- It
iRELIEP. ti
.f T 1utvin it ;uc fully anal;;;ed.l we
Oll i, Inol"1pIhi1 , ('hlo rofoinl ur vthler.
IIl.,t. r I31:mr. I A Nm I: ("1,.
(:t t entt1: I write t. hi:. tet,;imno lial
VoIde"rfttI elCt. Of Y our; Astitl:talene, f.
Ie,nall lli ic,t"i WIIei -pa::t1o0 i aslclluna for
lly cw %n 111111 a vtell ats iuany oithu'; I
WindlowsiI on I10)ti tret, New York. I
MIy wife colleIncdg tak in;, it. allut, tte
at rtldical intinrove t"II,. A(ter using; ow
and she is entircl y frer fronm all Sin-111
recon ulld the ined iCinu to all who at
Y"outra rsc"5tR,tfuil"
I)I; ''I. 1 a l r l i . Ni :il1.: I ( . ,
Gen ltclte : I wa+ t.r+uli-i wil t h \A ,t)
o14 reIned c'ic,, I ' iY have il f:tilUd.
tart tl with a tr"ial bottle. I foun1i relit
full-sizo boutth', and11 I Iuu t"ver rrateful,
for six yun ( wos nabl tt work. I am
b)usiness uvecry d:'. Iii i:: lt"st inillomtly ytn
lIIonic acIdress, :':.1 Iiiungton t reet.
TI1/\L KOTTLE'. SENT ir\SOLUTEL
I not de lay. \\'ritt" It om'ee hh:-lll
CO., ;' dt1 3 h (t.,N.V. tv.
Power Plant
For Factolries and Mills.
EIN;NI.'.;
C'orliss;, AuItol1)1die, I'I16in siclo
ValVyes.
Slccat,orrs, Inoi .1'iungsl .
SAW i\II,L8;
L+'roilu siltall 1 1tn1tatiout 11d11, t,) the(
hoIVi(ht mills IlI thf nmltrkllet.
\ ll kiund of wold workii' Inai'itiry
Iuur nItud colrlt u i111t n:u chitory.
Coutulte ginning;, -tuems, I,uIllnNu',
VnIn \\'iukle aund T,hana,- jg;ngg iy,,
l3oib's. saw.4, (iuy t -totck for quick
detl" .1'v.
X :1 Vt T (l 1 114 T bl e
Questioiis a
(arolina today? ThIe STI'.121. \Vh111
\Vho1( says thei 5,1Ti " I'lei a (cheapj I'
he( (can'tL sell I L,hom. \Vh y dosc LIhe dlenu
enni maktie onl (o1ne the gradet of thie ST'i II
WhIy doe( i' Ar. SLIilf 'ell 144 liany S'
puIrchasier t he big pro(iits miadie by thI
Ian on110( earLh at lt, thei oL ame prIieu
I'1lan( af ter ad1din hi iis big prolit(s.
T.Ihere are manly othIer realsons, 1401
dur labi Ililt and 1 f in singin it ua1411Lty of to4
1 'anos, why you1 IholOId buty a tLi) 1ir
Write for caItailogu and prices todaH(011
Chas. 1V
WarCr'oom,l '1 N.i Tryon 041M., Chalrlotte,
How for C
We have now reached
where we always cut t
and Summer ClIothing,
Shoes. We have no ex
want to convert the b1
stock into cash to get r
TERl G00D8, and our lo'
move our stockc out of
possession of ouir patrc
We don't want th1is a
or read like a "Fake."
sensible people as a t
plain business proposil
Tomorrow we begin
Straight!
An actual mark-dos
mark-up!
We do it because it's
Come to see us.
URE FREE!
tnlt Reliefn' alI Perainent
All Cases.
1) "'i' ( 1'0 j '0St'. 1
hore is lolhinf liko A;t}iIhutloie.
ri;t In h iNt liE f, v\'en inl t1h0
\\" I: , of \'ila
-l, i. I , o,tr tr'l:! houtrt of
i -t " t-, , I I Eu lit t ion.
"' t t.(11,1 I ~I lill Il a lvl -
t)e wit h ret ro tallA.h
I : ltt 1':il I',t 1l+ ..U 'i~ I i It( :1t," l .
. fi ' ..ii. I sa w .{.. } ar (ri m f
1 ! 'li'.2ii 't , 1 . :ll"E;l \ E' .'+111 I\ 'rl .,,_:I a' 0 11 t 1(or
cur fE (f thi, tir tli aln(i torluteiti .p
1' A sth' th, l ,lul 1ou"h ti yoI hal
ersp {ok--n Yourl . h rt'-l\' s( t
I a: tr 'l To my a It i nl l)t, tho
,:Ea l t I i t rEl-m. ''tl e a11 fulll
b!attle.''
Rev. Dr-. Morris Wechsler,
i li thlhi of t1;+ 'on"". Ihmtti Isra l.
Nw 1 ((,k. .ln. , I:II.1
( ntlicnt': Youry AS:t.h tit,aa le io+ l
LI Illit re:n(j dy fur A\nthi,na and Il av
I.i't ail 'ii) mpo. ition alloe itlte aL
- otl h \ ie ell ,'.nthine wIth .\Sth1m .
+ 2u11r ii' a -tnihlting;" and wo tlIerful,
.ian Mtatu tl t .\-t hutale c ou'c ntains no
\ Iry t fully your f',
1il ' )Ii. .31IO N :I;t \\'I.:(' [If.;l:R
A 1' ) S ' ,N. Y., I'b. 1, 1901.
fron Of duly, hainug tested the
r the ur \a. cuy o Asha I wif h s
the atst. I:' y rt s. I lai xig' xh ust,(
'hanl(ced to "0 y"Our" sign up on your
i. ontite o litaId i)bottle of Asthmtaletne.
first Of Novuctlr. I very Soon noticed
bottle her .\t,hll ina h'. d:;1 (isapI'areId
)tomlti. I feel t at, I ca consisLll Llte y
aliicted with this (istHHinr cisdis ;g
(). D.I'll l':L1'S, M1. D).
I.'eb. B, 1P101,
nitl for '. yea r . I hav tried Ilnler
I ran acruo(s yotur adve"(Lrtisemcent and
4 at onct . I have since purchased your
I have family of for' chibdren, andl
now in th,+ betI of health and1 amtl djoin-r
,l (n' all 1110 t u:tl'li (1t of Its yO I nta lit.
S . It,1 I'If.\1-: ,,
I; I-:a;t 1.9th -it., New York City.
'f iEE' ON IWE CEII)T Of= POSTAL.
!n:: I ) t. T' I,\ I * ; 1( t '. I:. I I N 1-:
SOL Ai.L DitUGGISTS.
Have You a Daughter?
SII It\I 1. B1.fu i l 1\ x r 1 1)T ' lI W oi01)
IN .'I ( I'(,I 'I t l \ '?i ' ll F '1) * . II I
ol+"I '' ll- t:, I advanultlg c> ciu(;at.ion.
dtly. :,ocially, reli-rious:ly, giving \. I.,
I;-,"., Normatl l Mui( I':lprew ion, .\rtt
tndl Iu'+inet" ('oturss., l;ndecr cxl)eri
Tnced cnacLc't in an iaol i cr)cllego
.->Immunity. 'In:t healthful location.
)ee1) Ii'mular wcll, water atbsoluitely
trv. I,!w raies.
The pa . Yea n all our heOo er c
vi c .pce o.u> r prig.
l''ar Hltats adnLowadd ut
tlne \\ ts bhevi as o,s.
3ady fornsLLANDs.N
Sprenicese will crtanlut
theaoiSes ansd int the aes
Wro atr to iutmres's'h
lrthat staemngcent of u as
ri onywhicheas i-- tanh
'to:''' cut A ri euars priaes h
godr bausinhes tot tho fiet,
aeaerwP ifhveor G o,.o hscha
to m ntio theartitic orkm nshi