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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-03-29

Over at Eureka they still have snow
drifts Is feet deep.
Grass is Icsiunius to appear on the
stock ranges IN Elko equity.
fhe Reno Gazette Jays The Reno Re-
duct;on Works wit be rebuilt this
season.
Susanville IL reported out of pota.
toes, the roads being too heavy for the
ranchers to reach town with supply.
Prospecting will be very lively this
Spring in the upper part of Lincoln
county, about the line of the new
railroad.
The Elko Independent suggests
that the many carcasses of cattle lying
exposed IN the ranges be either buried
OK burned.
A sheepherder at Lemore, Tularc
county, Cal, is said to have an inven.
tion by which common wells are
made to flow like artesian wells.
The rain which ended ia California
on the morning of March Goth is said
to have been the heaviest spring rain
on record in that State.
While Virginia City is complain.
ing about the ice and mud on its
streets, Reno is nearly ready for its
sprinkling cart.
AT Salt Lake last Monday night J.
H. Weston, railroad fireman Of
Thistle, shot and killed two men
named Winder and Wells who a..
tackled him for the purpose of robbery.
Weston fred twice and killed both
men.
A Sacramento paper says that Frits
Harness, white boy. living below
Washington, Yolo county, is reputed
20 be leper, whose fingers are drop.
ping of.
The Morning Star Mining Com.
pany, CGur d'Alene, has just sold to
the Globe Smelling Co., Denver, . lot
of 5000 tons of ore for $500, 600
$50 a ton.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-03-29
sir. Williams Resorts.
FLY, March %, l8s

tLf, March 20, IoOU-
EDITOR NEWS: AS some one not
having the sand to sign his name TO
hi, effusious In your paper, trying to
deride The service | have been per-
forming for the Government and the
travelling public, have this to say:
In the first place it is very easy for
the stove sharps 10 write up some-
thing funny in this winter of bliz-
zards, and it is quite another thing to
face them without losing single
trip during all the past storms, as |
have done. Unfortunately for me, |
am an American citizen, born on the
soil, and we seem to be below par.
But one thing wish distinctly I'M
derstood: il is that no fish-eater can
make bait out of ME without my call
ing halt. The gentleman infers that
| and my passenger were drunk. As
to the passenger being drunk, | deny;
as to myself neither affirm. nor do |
DENY; but when the author of that
epistle signs his name tn his screed, l
will argue the case with him. Very re-
specially, II. A. WILLIAMS.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-03-29
Death OF wa.l, woodberry.

To ex Judge RIves we are indebted
for copy of the Ventura Vidette Of
Ventura, California, of January 18th
last, which contains the annexed ac-
count of the death OF Wash Wood
berry, former we'll known resident
OF this county:
This community was shocked TO
To- learn of the death OF Mr.. Washing
ton Woodbury., which took place at
his residence on Santa Clara street
this morning Jan 49, He bad been
sick for several day but none seeem-
el 10 think him near deaths door.
Mr.. Woodbury. came to Ventura
nearly five years ago and with Mr.. T.
=. Holmes purchased the lumber
business formerly conducted by
Messrs. Saxby & Collins. His fair
and honest dealing and his genial
manner soon won for him the respect
and confidence OF all. Few, il any,
have more friends in this community.
He was an upright, transparent gen.
tleman, and will be greatly missed in
Ventura. He has the reputation of
being true in all accepted trusts and
faithful in every relation of life. He
had but recently finished beautiful
residence where with his devoted
wife he had hoped to spend the even
ing OF life. But an allwise Provid-
ence has decreed otherwise. His
memory will be cherished by many
sincere friends. To his afflicted COM
panIon we tender sincere and heart
felt sympathy in this hour of sad be-
reavement.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-03-29
Stock Dying.

The Tuscaror Times Review says:
A private letter from E. c. Hardy,
Manager Of the Oasis Ranch COMPANY.
dated March s, says the people OF
Steptoe Valley have suffered severe
losses from the late February storms,
which killed a great many sheep and
cattle that otherwise would have got
through all right. Reports of terrible
losses Of stock are coming in from
every quarter fMr. Hardy exagger-
ates the facts, for in this end of the
valley the loss from the February
storm has not been heavy. - ED.
NEwsl
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-03-29
A Double Wedding.

The Times Review of the 18th says;
There was double wedding in Tus-
carora last night. The high contract
ing parties were d. d. Jolly and Miss
Annie Il Harville, and G. @. Tibblts
aud Mis- Carrie A. Harville, who were
united in marriage nj the residence of
the mother Of the brides on Gold
street. Justice w. s. Hillman otiici.
ated as Master Of Ceremonies, in the
presence OF few intimate friends Of
the grooms and brides. It was a
pleasant gathering, with the usual
oongratulation and Aftermath OF we'd
ding festivities. The Times Review
was kindly remembered, and 1t
throws after the two pair the meta
phorical shoe in token of it's good
wishes for IA prosperous voyage for
all the matrimonial man. Mr.. Jolly
and his bride will depart Tomorrow
for Ely, White Pine county, while
"Tibo and his life partner will re-
main In Tuscarora."
Mr.. jolly and his fair young bride
arrived here last Monday afternoon
and were heartily greeted and con-
graduated by Dawes numerous old
friends. The News wishes the happy
long life and property.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-03-29
OF In,ert.t to Legislative Candidate.

Under the head of ANSWER to Cor
respondents" the Tuscarora Times
says: "'Legislarive Candidate, Jack
Greek "A. c. Cleveland aud Z. c..
Wallace receive no salaries from the
State for acting rs mentors or instruct
ors of the members of the Legislature.
They are presumed to be paid for their
services by voluntary contributions
from conscientious members, who are
willing tn pay handsomely for such
instructions rs will enable them to
vote Understandings and for the best
interest of their constituents and the
people Of the State. If you should be
nominated and elected next fall, un-
less Won have extraordinary confidence
in you. own judgment, you will find
that such contributions for instructive
purposes will make big hole in your
mileage and per diem total.'
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-03-29

Quite a number of Oakland people
have sacrificed their property pre-
paratory tn fleeing to the mountains
10 escape the claml.y predicted by a
religious crank, to trnnspire on the
14th of next month. When they are
all safely corraIled in mountain
gorge. the fool killer should put in an
appearance and scoop them al in.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-03-29
Cheap Cattle

Range stock cattle in Inyo county
sell for from So to so n head, whole
band having recently been sold for
that price. This is at the rate of less
than two cents per pound.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-03-29
OBITUARY.
Doath Of a Noble Womnn-sTrs Sarah
G.. Watson

c. Watson.
On Sunday evening last at 10
o clock the gentle spirit of Mrs. Sarah
q. Watson passed away. The Angel
Of Death breathed so swiftly and sud-
denly upon her brow that the loving
watcher at her side heard not even
the rustling of his wings. In AN in
slant, without sign, that warm and
generous heart had ceased To beat and
lay mute and motionless forever. II
seemed as though she, who all her
life shielded her loved ones from sor-
row and pain, longed even in that
darkest hour To- spare them the bitter
ness of parting.
The history of frontier life Is beauti-
full with instances OF woinauly devo-
ton aud selfsacrltce, OF universities
softened and hopes encouraged 10y
her constant sympathy and help, aud
IN the life that has just ended all the
most noble attrl butes OF womanhood
were intensified.
Mrs. Watson had passed through
many trials, her lot at times had been
very hard, but she never .ost hope or
courage. Though great sufferer for
many years, and indeed slowly dy-
ing, she brayely hid The pain she felt,
and for the sake oil her husband and
children, ever had bright word OF
encouragement and cheer Loving,
tender and true, gentle, and yet how
brave; she worked anu watched and
waited; through privation amt hope
deferred. through many IA weary hour
with indomitable Will she struggled
on. but alas when the fight VAS
won aud she knew that she had con-
quered, the slender cord of life which
bound her TO earth snapped asunder
and the poor. tired woreer sank to
sleep. TO those who knew her intin.
ately the lesson OF her life was touch
ingly beautiful; the inscrutable sud
denness of her death expressivelv
sad. But, engros. ed az her whole be
ing was in The success OF her hus
band, she was the most sympathetic
ami generous OF women towards all.
No tale of distress reached her ears
unheeded and no cold dictates of
prudencs ever checked her generosity.
or what she had she gave fully and
freely with thought OF reconpense.
No hungry man ever left her door,
and her tenderness aud care soolhed
many sick and suffering neigh Dor.
In everything that makes woman
noble she was noble.
"Howe'er II be, il seems 10 me,
'Tis only noble to be good.
Kind hearts ara nero than eoroneis
And simple faith tha Norman blood "
While we know that To the bereaved
husband and orphan children con-
dolences are useless for so imlueasur-
able an i'll, still We venture TO voice
the sentiment OF the whole commu-
nifty in the expression OF sincere sym
pathy, trusting that time may event
ually bring healing on its wings.
Sarah c. Watson WAS born i'm Kill
arney. County Kerry, Ireland, on
May 5. 1917, and was consequently in
her 43d year at the time of hen death.
Her maiden name was MeGovern,
and she married Allison II. Watson
in Treasure Hill in this county In
1869. She was resident # While
Pine county FOR % years. She leaves
husband and five children and
sister, Mrs. Peck, widow OF Major
Peck, at present residing at Butte
CITY, Montana.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-03-29
He Laid IL.

Commissioner Gallagher laid on this
scribe's table, the other day, an egg
that measured 63s inches the long way
and Az round. White Pine News.
There is some style about that Gem
missioner. Ii jim Car,lwel would
"lay" nm egg 90 our table occasionally
we would not be particular about its
dimensions Hawthorne Bulletin.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-03-29

DAME. Mcpherson, barber at Seat
tie, was given dose of morphine in
stead of quinine, and it was found i'm
possible to rouse him after the mistak Q
was discovered
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-03-29

The great Bully Choop. Trinity
county, mining case is on trial iu the
Superior Court at Red Buff. 1t in
wolves nearly 100000.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-03-29

The Citrus Fair at Los Angles has
cleared $4,000.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21
Big Finnish Families.

A few days ago three families OF Fir
landers settled on farms IN the northern
part Of Beadie County, South dakota
In one Of the families there are nineteen
children, in another seventeen and the
third nine. the parents of thelast family
having been married but ten years.
These families will soon oe Joined By
four others, ali relatives, numbering
forty-six persons, making a total -
nlnety-seyen persons IN niDe families
Chtc1go Herald.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21

A man 5 be>ettiug ,ln i the one that Jumps
viii his intlinatiousl Does tF love In'rth-
fulnc-s> Then lie must II ,treful lest he
run into excessive IeSit> ana pt., tbs Earle-
quin. H. VIII lie tempted u make tests Of
sacrxs i minister ought not t. be s
mun&Ftut neither should Ae be il social
comedian.
Does d man love ease: Then he always
lnterpTet- those providence. in his WI favor
which allow him TO Shlrk hard work and
swing IL lis hammock. Does hc love hat
terry and eclat> Then he j. TEN pied to seek
applause. ald u imagine that he Is serving
Got when IL IS only burning incense on the
altar Of SELF worship The worst enemy is
the one which wears al honest disguise.
Look out for ,plh>hne>s 1t i the "old
Adam lurking behind every hedge. 1t will
always keep pace with YOU If YOU give it the
upper hand. Keep no league with il, for
christ viii never abide in the same heart
with the subtir and greedy tyrant. A Chris
tan lie never sac, never strong, never true
to Christ. unless he is constantly ''cOllaring'
every sinful aid selfish passion, and forcing
it into uncoudltio: III surrender DR.. T.
J.. tuy!eT.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21
NIiITEh THAN SNOW.

People who are in perpetual trouble over
lives that reproach their profession, over
stains and falls that mar their influence,
shOlId, OH their knees before God, try to get
a clear understanding Of the teaching of
Holy Writ as to the extent Of Gods willing
ne>s 70 cleanse the soul.
>eeh the aid Of the Holy Spirit to SO IL
Illuminate and open the Word to your heart
and understanding that you ma know how
far ou are to look for victory and cleansing
In Your hight with your sinful heart.
We would suggest taking this passage,
"Ihi- j. the Viii Of God, even your sanctin-
cation, OF. The blood Of Jesus Christ, His
son. cieanseth Is from all sin" along witt.
il coordinate verse, Chosen to salvation
thr.ugh saliti41catton OF the Spin and be-
lief Of tie truth.
Layingfaside, 50 far a- possible, Old opiI-
Ions, prcjudice.. and judgments. spread thess
passages humbly, reverently. before God,
lifting tIlm zee ii your heart Il readiness to
accept the light and follow it. Keep them
there, and yourself there, until there opens
70 Your SOU al apprehension Of theiT adapta-
t.aIl ~ your need.
We shall not te slrpriee9 if the result is
>Jcl i Jew Or the CON pleteness Of the proyi-
; Ii for y0ur sin III the plan Of salvation,
sscA 4 revelation Of Jesus as mighty 10 save,
ana 81 liz spirit III His sanctifying otace.
work. a "ili lead YOU into a new experience
- victory over our enemies, Of cleansing
from Impur.ty Of heart The Contributor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21
RELIGIOUS READING.
NCEaIE 70 ,u1t

~----
ii! d, La al 5one-tWas YolIan who
spoke
As Sue turned Ter lace u tie sunset
glow
- nj ! have eeen busy he whole day long,
show.
~ painting nor sculpture her hand had
wrought;
80 IauFrl lame her !aboI had Won,
w rashtn- o.Hs.'l - ., ' ~. l y. 60
hat was >hr DOM. listen; IutsII Won
What she wsS DONG ia al the Ione day;
beautiful iced. too uanv 10 number
Beautiful Iee5s ~ q AeautifuI way
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21
FAILS RELIGIONS

Dr. Joseph Parker OF London, III q recent
sermon on False Religions" makes these
plain and sensible remarks: Let US take
care no" We put up theory against reality,
invention against Scripture. aud suggestion
against revelation. | want to live within
the four corners OF Gods Word. | would
live SO intimately with my Father that 1 can
my Very self, without priest, without minis
ter. or teacher even, If | cannot avail my>elf
Of their services, find cut what he means he
t. be and to do; | would be as q little child
that could take nv book and say, Father,
canuot read this. bpt III thy light aud under
the power of thy spirit. now let us read i,
together.
And Of that pe.usai | would come richly
laden With spiritual influence and ~spiritua1
blessing yea, grammar itself should not keeL
me back from selling by certain powers OF
the soul the Utmost thought and s~ublimes,
purpose Of God. Remember there always
comes i testing time. We shall! one day
know which are rue and which are false
conceptions and views. We cannot always
il}e IN The re-lon Of conjecture. The true
religion is not one guess superior to another
guess, one conjecture OVERLOOKING and ex-
ceeding another. There mast here he
tAe true religion the real thought Of God.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21

IA oH4s nuushse-
Mot death va hourly expected from
coata14Syn al remedies having failed ana
Dr. H. janis was experimenting. ne acvIuxI ~ :
X mad a preparation or Indian Hemp. "ui1a
Cur,G lfS only child, and ItoW gives thi- Ie>ivs
Tree q. receipt Of Two stamps TO pay rAleh, -
Henri also cures night sweatS, Inaussa :. -
stomach. and Will break a fresh 'olu " va
ty-four hours. Address traddoCA go, ~.
RsCs et, Philadelphia, r., HsIniAs W"p~S~
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21


Chaplain ! DeHh- laluiaSe IN 1acAS'
has annual sermon D:tDrr t4t hIrt~-n-i
Regiment, J 2 p J ~ th- bFI2H'n
AcaIttny - M4~i" lie Tt7 III = aIi
members ~ Tn rex ~ tht "~i- mana ely
IN front ~ ta- platform All tEri ir4-li7
thron&ei IN" galleries inti1f .A4s4ds ~
the national All
y.r,n,,. arm.
sweet All a.et.,
me loiip"ihg l. w 7-t-41h ~ t".
Three hunlreI auI l~tty-J4e t4ne- doe
the bIoie peak ~ thlt ,Lalf Ke-n cay, -,
mexJrhb!e "-apon "Hl"jl iash.> upon y.
from the t~xt-th' -,ygt S,Is-tIm@- to
mention j. appIGr1at1fy auI ~A4rtlA.
Aatnnatory -Jah-tfn" q ilaan -1.a@tnes
a. s~ueaturt Ia tI- Btu EnI IL m-l"n
secular iiteratar- tn-.-"5ri represents all
lavc!nn, al mH, al 4roiu-- all sl4
All police r!ub al battl- Ak, al "-apDary
for physical iaf-l - aft9eA III " I'D
b. an Interesting tAinz ~ s,e tn+ 4s-,r:
OF the IioT autt,.i," II tUr,,s 81 t,,.n
through the ~ ttpt4 tir fist crpt, IN
CAaldca /, The Ia. .rop ~ htna--,,a i
would - lnt.f- tinl I, all" ~ FeA 4,
1T hts trace l35 "aJ Oh ttJ.A L4.sa%4 ~
htaTatur- II nation iipni t- ~ "J4l ~
tee first boon - IN last @JEi "nit'! - ~
author last nIlhs "e,9 - NJ siD.st ms
manuscript. l. "a4!t X ~ Interesting
thln3 u CONT thu - i,-7ot tn ham n-r
from the first n1ll lrt..a tom tlrolg4 all
the incchhnl7.n ~ c~.Itir.-a Z tI9 last etr1I-
III tn" carp-iit-f -npn 7i la But IL
TINS, my annual .lsA1l q chaplain o: tue
Thirteenth RelGnrlt propose taxing ~
weapon that has done a ySDrn tatt ne.t4e.
plo" nor pen nor hammer eY'.s u -
pllehefl Ny theme = tnr word IT ASSOC
ana IT. doom
IN" sword 81. Inc tett ~, batlei ~
heaven. tutt - It Wa Sword - rl2ht-,ls-.
ness, rs another sword IIny be t4.tIel II nalt
ana the sword II cruelty aud "t3il3 iutta
Is a great difference. heta@su tG- s~5rl 7
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21

FITS stopped tree by Or kLiAEs ussA 1
NERVE R%EsToaER. No Fits after first day .
use MaTve'ous cures Treatise aud s! trls'
tottte iIe Dr Kline So Arch 81 Ph'la RS
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21

Tue toper's motto Is Live Tor TO-DAY,
hut he EMPLOYS two DIS
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21

N1vtli eiye sltu reward icT any 6>- %
cataTrh That cannot be cuIe1 With Nails
C,tarrl Cure Taken i. 1eTnally
F j. CHENEY < CO froprs Toledo. u
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21
Better be right than president,

A Pocket Cigar Case AMI Ave of Ian>il :
Punch all for 20
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21

ine aath5l OF "Oid Oaken Backet ~
emily did not beiisve in letttax well snouzI
alone
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21

\ fool aud L mJn-y issoon psrtst
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21

4 storm moves 70 mile. pcr hour
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21

For & Ais jrierei liver, try Bee>l.an. Phi
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21

atAs AT,
ages "a The ,EAR-Ue2s-
Noises Ia Ia ENrac, Foreign
he NOSE bieedauy Ca
!it-en pages On the FACE.
TEETH Cracked Lips,
tim b1Il &c Eighteen uages
tfPE-BEonehitis, Diphthe-
Jumps CIcerated sore
u
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21

The angel above had something to snow.
Mar II Rowland, in IIeIald q fface. :
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21

The teautrul deeds that all do below,
Though nothing she had at the Set Of It's
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21

For al ah-eI writes down II q volume u
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21

UA1, NNI@t Cs.flFFLyFN- i-FCTg T.
Piles, &c. T~eaty-siK ,44e@z IN
IS, Private Disease. iETafn"s
sfem-Ab1cess, Cauce- 1ED.sy
ng treated II detail.
'reznancy. Confinement, n
and Is nlied with rs, tLr +,
times the price II the WORK
and kmergeneies. !nciutsng
their Antidotes, &c. I.Y4laahle
giene-Preaer alton Z: He., =
pAET N-Comn,on CUES
miscellaneous Information NJ
ana DtscaSe. EiiI-i pltts ii44r
az thinking yoans -
for all contemplating fnaTls.
valuable section faY hos4s~ - I
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21

/, &c. Twelve ye
ABDOMINAL.
ia Heartburn. Gall
md Genial Org
paIesAA Disease
alaria Govt, Hhegr
- Of wemen--asI
ltidren and Thei
Y heed. TIE "a :
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-01-16

IN MEAORIAM.
WHEREAS, God in His infinite
wisdom saw fit on the 18th of
December, 1899, to remove from
midst sister MARY n. OWEN,
therefore be it
Resolved 1st, That we bow
with humble submission to this
dispensatiOn of His providence,
knowing that He doeth all
things for the best and that our
loss is her eternal gain.
Resolved End. That in the
death Of sister Owen our Lodge
has lost a good member. the
church a consistent christian
and the community a genial
friend, and that we extend to
the family of the deceased ouI
heartfelt sympathy.
Resolved 3rd, That a cory of
these resolutions be placed on
the minutes of this Lodge, a
copy sent to the family of the
deceased, and a copy to THE
CAUCASIAN for publication.
j. p. CAIsON, }
NJ. NJ. HALL, Com.
MINsoN SESSIONS,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-01-16
Is CensumptiOn Incurable =!

Read the following Mr. G. III. Nor
ri5, Newark, Arkansas, says: "Was
down with Abscesa of Lungs, and
friends and physicians pronounced
Inc an Incurable Consumptive. Be
gan tsking DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, am now OF
my third bottle, and able to overse
the work on y farm. 1t is the fin
est medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio
says: "Had it not been for DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion would have died of Lung Trou
bles. Was given up by doctors. Am
now in best Of health" Try it. Sam
pie bottles free at DIR. Il. III. HOLLI-
DAYS Drugstore, Clinton, n. G.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-01-16
HOW TO SUCCEED.

If you want to be healthy you
must eat regularly, as meat to-
day will not serve you Cor to-
morrow. TO be prosperous in
business advertise regularly.
Stop eating and you starve and
die. Stop advertising and your
business takes consumption an d
dies also. Spasmodic advertis-
ing is like having a "feast tf
famine" more famine than
feast as a general rule-and is
never satisfactory. To take out
your 'ad' in dull times is killing
your horse because he is a lame
In dull times advertising is mos
effective, as more notice is takeI
of printers ink then than a.
any O. her time.-LumbertOI
RObesonian.