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CUTS01H0CTYS CHOICE
CW FULTON
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STATE SENATOR
TATE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Congress)
J. N. WILLIAMSON.
For Governor
V. J. FURNISH
For Supreme Judge
It. S. BBAN.
Tot Secretary of State
P. I. DUNBAR.
' For Treasurer
C. 8. MOORB.
For Attorney-General
A. M. CRAWFORD.
For 8tate Printer
J. it. WHITNEY.
For Supt. Public Instruction.
J. H. ACKBRMAN.
OOUNTT REPUBLICAN TICKET.
SenatOr-
C. V7. FULTON.
Representatives
C. W. CARNAHAN.
A. 8CHBRNHCKAU.
County Judge .
J. H .D. GRAT.
Commissioner
C. C. CLARKE.
Sheriff
THOMAS LINVrLLE.
Clerk
J. C. CLINTON.
Treasurer
CHAS. A. HEILBORN.
Assessor
T. S. CORNELIUS.
Surveyor
It. C. F. ASTBURT.
Coroner
W. C. A. POHL.
Road Supervisor
C. E. FOSTER.
JtwJIiic' of the I'eace.
1. X GOODMAN.
Constable
WM. BEASLBY.
WHICH ONE?
In 193 a change came over the con
ditions of this country with appalling
force. It was not a grajua tojapie
In the commerce of the country, but
It came with the suddenness of a
Mount Pelee eruption, and it was al
most as devastating In lu work. Gi-
vagabonds; the farmer ll the country
were berths dally by the hungry
hoarde begging for bread. There was
no relief anywhere. This country wa
a land of chaos, not blackened by vol
canic fir-s but swept by a famine in
trie midst t plenty. The store were
filled; the gra .er!e were tilled; the
vaults or a few were filled with untold
wealth, but nothing could open the
channels to the plenty which was stor
ed away. There was nothing to give In
return, hence in supplies of the vvor'd
were kept locked against the people.
The country was never In such a con
dition before. The people were permit
ted to live and suffer snd Wk hope
lessly to the future.
In the midst of all of tM pioom
the appeal of the repreesntative of a '
great political party couM be heard j
aoove trie d:n of the JcsiVation 'hat
affiled the country. Pcnl.' lumping
st hi oliy words as does a drowning '
man at a straw many of them once
more stood by the same political plat
form ttjst brought them to th-Mr ter- .
rtble condition. They were led to be- j
lkve that It would be evn worse
should this cause which they followed j
so blindly lose. The country was no- j
tually verging on revolution and the
people were not to biame. They were
desperate; they were frantic. They
NHieved tbut if the principles advo
cate by the oily tongued orator
should - lose that they w. uld be re
duced even to a worse condition than
slavery. But he lost. Hope'esa and
trembling they waited the terrible or
deal of men being reduced from star
vation to slavery.
But It proved different. With almost
the quickness of time with whit the
country had been plunged Into ruin It
was rescued. The factories began to
open, the spindles began to turn; work
gradually grew plentiful, until only
within a short time every man who
has been growing more prosperous ever :
wanted work could get it. The country
since. From one end of this country
to the other there Is an air of pros
perity.! There Is not an idle man ex
cept from choloe. The commercial In
stitutions, and private enterprises are
prospering everywhere. Every one
who has performed his duty as a ctu-
sen Justly bears the aspect of eontent
edneea It Is a contented people; It is
a prosperous country. Hever t0 the
history of the country has the condi
tions been better, fcaa the prospects
been more promising.
A political campaign is on. It is on
ly a state campaign, it is true, but the
world is watching for the result. One
of the poHtcal parties with its candi
date In the field represents the prin
ciples that brought the country from
Chaos and rescued the people from a j
deplorable state. The other ticket rep
resents the principles that thrust the
country into ruin. Which will win?
Have the people so soon forgotten?
Democracy and ruin or ltepublicanisra
and success ! Next Monday' election
will tell the story.
The scissors grindrr woo d be out
of employment if ft was not f'r th nga
getting dull. i
HAPPY TIME IN OLD TOWN.
"We felt very happy," writes R N.
Uevill, Old Town, Va., when Buck-
lea's Arnica Salve wholly cured -our 4
daughter of a bad case of scald head."
It delights all who use it for Cuts,
Corns, Burns, Bruises Boils Ulcers
Eruptions. Infallible for Piles. Only
;! at Chas. Rogers drug store.
Never do a thing without flrsl stud -lng
carefully what you are about to do.
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SAVED FROM AN AWFUL KATE.
"Everybody said I had consump
tion," writes Mrs. A. M. Shields, of
Cnambersburg, Pa., "I was so low
after six months of severe sickness,
caused by Hay Fever and Asthma, that
gar fc commercial enterprises were jfeW thought I could get -;;, but I
Housework is li.itil work umW tho most fv.i;llo condi
tion It ilcmuiuls hours of gwtving and dusting, of stoop
ing and risinjr, of lifting ami mliing as tho furniinro is
moved about. Yet housework is healthy work mi Ions; as it
hrings only tho natural tirednes;, due to active exercise.
Many .", woman ran Umk hack to the day when cho hulled
energetically nlwnt her h.ms hold duties ha.y in llie home
work. Then there came a time when she worked more
slowly and when her task was done sank down utterly
exhausted. Liter there came a time when slight t(Trt
caused excessive fatigue. She had to work sloulvand rest
often, ami to the weariness she IV It was ailde.l tai'n. When
ha sttH.Htl it fell as if her hack would hreak. II. i head
thruhltod violently. She snlTerc.l from Lcaiinn down pains.
Then came a time when to do the housework was im..ssih!e,
and she must pi to It .l, or just manage to kec. ttj enoii 'h
to overltH.k the work of other. That is a common expo
rienee among women. It is told lur and over in the letters
which grateful women write after Uini; restored
to health by the use of Ir. Pierce's Pavoihe Pre
scription. "With f le.tf.tre I write to-.lnv in praise of Dr. pierce and
his mclicnies," says Mrs Marv Couwax, of t.i.tton
Lawrcm-e Co., Tcnn. "Was triHiMitl with' uinaic .'i-ac'-the
txifk o( my head limt me so 1 could not ! in )HH! nul
I wotiiil have to sit tip ami then I would luivv such iViins
from my waist .own I could st-arcciv rise sip 'cct
ami nanus wouui lcei almost like ice. Suite t.tUtn Or
IVrce's Favorite l'rt-scnption I e.m sleep e!l nil nieht'
t.v.'W htnifr dm? antunJ K-ftW I Ave i,.r t,J:iiu,
! fan my honuuvtk .! h,if 'ti,yftd V
fitrJ. Had throat trouble and uiv throat wotill Mrl! so I
cowl 1 not pet my mouth open to'eat. Since taklux vour
metlicine the trouble has not returned. Words cannot
express the thauUs that I owe to r. lierce."
Dr. Pierce's Favorite PieSitiptioii rtstons weak
ami sick women to sound health, by curing1 the local
womanly diseases which are generally responsible
for the failure of the general health. A woman's
entire being is centered in her woman! v nature.
When the delicate, womanly organism is attacked
by disease : when there is irregularity or a tlis.t-r.K--able
drain ; when inflammation burns and ulcers
gnaw, the general health will reflet t the progress of
disease, in increasing weakness, nervousness, back
ache, headache, loss of appetite and sleeplessness.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures all these
ailments, and cures them perfectly and permanentlv.
It wipes out the record of suffering as a child w ipes
a sum from a slate. It makes the woman f.,l like a new woman, ami look
like one, because it rounds out the form and restores the healthy color to
the face.
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, gi-muue o you ror sen.ltnK "t over the land your won.lrrlul
medicine I sen-1 these few lines, hoping that some other ,,oor sullen. wwien will try
Dr. Pierce's medicines " writes .Mr5. Cora I.. Root, of Oreenspruu. J-Utnace Washin
ton Co.. Man-land. "I hail snff.-iwl .vi.. f, u .- ...., . . f' "'ls ""K'
- . s, . x t itoiii IC1U.1IT- iae 1 L iiftu :irwi ft ml 1
bed a preat deal of the time Had headache, backache, snd pun in left side l.en
"'I" ;,TT "'K- erce s ravorite Prescription, ani M not !.,k, .
wheu I u-as abUtebtarvund agam and Jo my Can now eat anything and it never hurt.
. .jv. . verai vials ot Pleasant Pellet.' Feeling better even
day. I thank you for vour kind v advice. Mv bi.tv..,.i ,. .u. ' r
Cine, and says I look better even- dav." ' - v' " "ml " w,r mr"'
Dr. rieroes favorite Prescription makes weak women strong and sick wo
it cuanges irregu.aniy to regularity. It line, the drains l,i,-, lre so weakening u.
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women, ii neais me innamed ami ulcenitetl organs, and cures female w..aU,,
Dr. 1 lercc invites sick and ailing women, esriallv th.mc sulTering from .flse.no, of
long sunding, to consult h.m, by letter, fr.t. Aft letters an promptly rea-1 and
answered ... the strictest cnh.lence. This off,.r of frte eonsultation by CtVr place, at
the dmptMal of Buffering women the adv.ee of Dr. 1'ierce, a specialist in the trea.ment
and cure of womanly diseases, who, ass.stetl by his medical staff of nearly a score of
Physuians, has, m a little more than thirty year, treated and cured hundreds of
thousands of weak and s.ck women. Write freely and fearlessly to Dr. R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y. '
Sometimes a .lealer, tempted by the little more profit
paid on the sale of less meritorious preparations, will
offer a substitute for "Favorite Prescription " as "just
as god. Judged by its record of cures of womanly
ins, mere is no other medicine just as good as " Favor
ite Prescription."
THIS BOOK IS FREEf 0n h4
ot ttmmp to
pay expense of mailing ONLY, m copy of Dr.
Pierce' great medical work wilt bo gent
ntEE. Dr. Pierce Common Sense Medical
Adviser contain more than a thoinand large
pages and over 700 Illustration. Send 31
one-cent stamp for tho ototh-bound vol
ume, or only 21 tamps tor tho book In paper
covers.
Address t Dr. R. V. PIERCE, Buffalo. M. Y.
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crushed like egg-shells, men of wealth
found themselves paupers in a day.
Skilled mechanics were thrown cut of
employment and left their homes in
earcb of work. Common laborers were
as useless to the country a.1 tu much
chaff. They were joined by skilled
laborers and wandered about the coun
try begging for work. Men ieft thir
families but to chase a vanishing rain
bow ,an3 found fam'lne and failure
wherever they went. Women and chil
dren perished for the want of the nec
essaries of life. Strong, able bodied
snen begged for bread, begged that
they might work Just for bread; not
tramps and hobos from choice but from
the conditions surrounding them. Cox
lew' armies were organized and march
ed hsme'.easly, ragged and Jank to
tfc national capital to demand. What,
taey knew nob-only wanted rometbing
4oni relief for suffering humanity.
m cltiea were filled with criminal
ssen driven, to crime from sher want;
k-arned of the marvelous mi.-rit of Dr.
King's New Discovery f'r l onsump
i.in, used it and was completely cured."
For Desperate Lung and Throat D s
tases It is the safest cure in the
world, and is Infallible tor Coughs,
Colds and Eronchlal Affctluna. Guar
anteed bottles EOc and Jl.OO. Trial bot
tles free at Chas. liogers'.
Life is only a temporary shore on
the boundless shore of eternity.
Tou never heard or any one uilng
Foley's Honey and Tar and not being
ratisfled For ale by Frank Hart
Thrift and stinginess are not akin
and do not bring the eante results
WILL CUIUS CONSUMPTION.
A. A. Herren, Finch, Ark., writes,
"Foley' Honey and Tar la tb beat
preparation for coughs, colds, and
lung trouble. I know that It has cured
consumption in the first tage." For
sale by Frank Hart
fjome men would be mora Kelp to tke
world ty tMftf amXatti thaa by tay-
towns and vUlag war 4114 wis is la H.
TRAVELING IS DANHKROUS. j FILTH T TJ3MPLK3 IN INDIA. VIiUTUvNT C.VNOKlt Cfftl.T).
Constant motion jars the kidneys ! Sacred cows oftn d-flle Indian tern- ! Startling proif of a wonderful ad
whloh are kept In place In the body pies but worse y.-t Is a body that 1 ! vance in medicine is glv-n by druggist
by delicate attachments. Thlj In the poluted by constipation. Don't permit ;. w Hoh-rU ,of Kllzalieih W Va
reason that travelers, trainm-n, street it. Htan.se your system with Dr. An old man thr had long' suffered
car men, teamsters and all who drive King's New Life Pills and avoid un- with what g.K.d d.K-tort pronounced In
very much suffer from kidney disease ,old misery. They give lively livers, Ural,!., cancr. They l.,.Ved his rase
in some form. Foley's Kidney Cure active bowels, good digestion, fine ap- j hop-lens until he Electric Hitter
strengthens the k!dney and cures all petite. Only 25c at Chas. IU.ger.V land applied Huron's Arnica Salve,
forma of kidney and bladder dl.,a,e. drnjf store. wnl(.h ,reatm,t co,ple,e,y (UI,.d him.
Geo. H. Hausan, locomotive tng.ncer, , nru . . , rl, , , .
r. o , ,. ,, . .. 1 When Kloctrit: Bitters ar- ued to ex-
1 ,t , Constant vibration S.-rm- pe,pK go to church more for pel bilious, kidney and microbe poisons
of roeubTcSwf,H v6' IZ. Jl lfd -t the same time lM, Halve exerts Us
llfl PfiJIpf Ilflt 1 1 T lICArl U ,)a'u 1
Cure." Bold by Frank Hart
matchless healing power, blood dls-
a-ses, nkln epjptl'ins, ulcers and sores
Tht? man who buVB a VO.e in .lm r;xnn 'vaniith Mitt.,... TjV. cinU- tr.n nt t(nu
8ome men have a talent for making !ls :hl. or)ft who lt) but he ,a (lt ,to(rerM.
money while It Is Just a -habit rith tl.ar as cheap. i
others. i
PoieV. Hnn .n t i. i. i ' 'Jtne People' conscience just extend i A" re g.M-when Uwy are
Folej . Honey and Tar Is peculiarly eep-4,Ut they are very wakeful.
aua.rn.ea ror astnma. Droncn t an,i "
hoarsneas. For sale by Frank Hart.
faults.
It I a very poor way for a woman WHAT IS FOLBY'8 KIDNEY CUKE,
to catch a man by pursuing Mm. I Angwer: u ma,le from a pfe.
scription of a leading Chicago physici
an, and one of the most eminent of the
country. The ingredient are the
purest that money can buy, and are
scientifically combined to get their
utmost value. For sale by Frank Hart
A LESSON IN HEALTH.
Healthy kidneys filter the Impurities
from the blood, and unless they do this
good health Is Impossible. Foley's
Kidney Cure make sound kidneys and
will positively cure all forms of kidaey
and bladder disease. It strengthen the
whole system. For al by Frank
Hart
Foley' Honey and Tar contain no
A RI-JVKLATION.
If yiu will make Inquiry it will be
a revelation to you how many suc
cumb to kidney trouliles In one form
or another. If the patient is not be
yond medical aid, Foley's Kidney Cure
will cure. It never disappoint. For
sale by Frank Hart.
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