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VOL. $7
CARTERS VUXE NEWS
SPEAKS OP (i RDON lie
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“Popufflr afld“'fSH
Visits!? '
<: irdea i. . ! he pro*-■..
p<pul;tr .:q 4 cinci'cnt coRgre’i,F>
man from the seventh
spent Monday in • arterSviJJc,
and i ,w?t; of his con itaent-s Wto
rnefc him we. .* (Nd red at
ing his hand, r. *.ee is in
perb health and fine spirits
locks' a s though t'v< ■w ear i f iw
l h I i t o \t a : H g
p i y s t-r i rces.
IY , * look c
in,:-.nice i.)l! i'*,r : •
ing the ; epos, /
ernt ! it the, c
am JS. ti !e turn: *
XV („• u no vvlra.t i lutij.!
the fu th its
tiog and c mstrii.-iion of
buiiding. t g at on< for a
sit v • not t > o now bc<?n
l Jj i. III! li s mutton,
) iy file t a ye;- of t he y-w -
ei: ttt i i o;,S ; ut ugstti to
(■\ t U). .'ill ,'iti ii.ake anr . >. f
U \ \ e.r % hat • •. t.
t li tii ho I n v
to
OL Tv "
pr K '
atuiu- 41 re m T.l.
•* v. 1 " i lie IP ■' :
t ) i • f- 1T 0 (*1s •«- propose .u
for w Epc,,» siirv s ■ now ben
li'v i s. lie Os y h“l
J; ’ <*O (..,.' I
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(■ !K‘r ! i.-il nil's l
tU l i '
t ; r Mil
L { 11 ) VY’ ; - a u
t'H seei i'»’
1j • ; not (' >:c ‘
hi. - ■ ir.i ins pro. .
cash.; u<‘V for r term, sc.
ir •" ;s t< <:> i ..i; now if* is .
,
pol;' i- '.a , Loo ins
are many r q from ali ;
Xln Sistrtct i i > t - utry it.in
r ms. ■ fi. i of nev •
vv e Kmtw-n o h and n
;ig cnngn
II! J yf • ..• h i. I :m is prcssion vv .i
thi: ! he do - - , a ■
i. as of ills
eh iltJ i. •Hi.):) to
li y .,-( crwois. n
(ill me f‘ i
Mile Ne*.
The Fir .-1 T:ia;tksgtvirdp.
, .--.u!; t recorded Ti. md.
VJ L ■ i red ir, L
c< try in I c l; -ii tii - ijrs
t ni; were Uar v
eii n;i oth
Bn ire at men
v. uu ’ , i to Help •i. i the
aim fuii of gra* de for t
presf-rvation a id .Lo scanty 1; r
vest, they soil, had tee , :i|frm brave
stoney ■ aim
to of ours lifted Mpfheir he
ft::: voices in T. ankfulnes
God. Brays :v; -u ': <*y were, a
hopefut, i'i»11 of ; durance,
it: :• a.ilaide ; x- > and. energy.
Food vv. s scanty, *rils fin ;•
ened eii every oidife and yet t-!;f
faiiiifui pioneers v.ere ready
prrjse \ od f< r his goodness an ;
me rev.
Dun’i repress the houyant s; }
its of your children’. Half ai;
hour of merriment within donrs,
and merriment of a. home clots
out the remembrance of many a
care xml fftinoyance (luring t•. -
day, and the best safeguard t t
tLev can take ith them i
e ivor! j is the unseen inflneuce
of a bright little home sanctum,
ir • , -** j H fl I I i p\ i 1 /
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SPK XG PLAGE. MURRAY Cih. iS i'Yl M.-OKCY '■ R 1 DAY* NOVEMISERi iq, 1909 .
)C*§h *'• if 'disHis! ^ :;?* »■' r,
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w- iC Ljcd Pots.”
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SjWAl ip re m I u m s
' lie Murray
Mrs, Frank Vm terg uttd Miss
Xorh Ante r-.ou were shopping in
As:ton Saturday.
; r, atu Mrs. Kugeue Shields
rctun.ou from Atlanta Sunday,
attended the Auto
iVc art g td vv> say that t-1 <•
iu Utiatsworth who ut\
witli lever ate improving.
’( tie your pa,M ice to Kerin
unu get thu lugties. market price
ttl sb I ■..urns Ai.-tersou has rc*
d a YlSit lO ilCl’ Utu lo
m (j finoga.
I ir. Ed v.•;i U n.. it- ot At (lino. ,
* 1 i i w* iy neon visiting Perry
-F Vv'uiK r 1 u popui .i
J u ii. of t he (;)u 4 • -
Xtt r 5 ;e.. v.s iS the city
Ai(> ..ay , , . \V; ■ ' ■ . , work;.;;.
bj) a nice i ads i\ ti wus are a 5
i a
ways glad to Law u uu with u .
The ecilnrY inirso is starving
r eufa. i! !;);• so -won suS)*crr,
lit ■txv Itani
ere 'fluesday.
Mr. Loi • 'iter, s.uu; i)r. .kiUs-s
turned. Ironi the .Vcm.
. V. K, Farris Mid id r “
San )n- , _ l«.
.
;bd I is.- F o ida Harris of'Eton,
b; been visiting Mrs.
Brown.
i■ W . M, Si i Ids is atP’n *
i ho Ja (Wist •'invention l t
■ wc-c;:
a ■ n ■ • . '5 1 d'if DEM;
Mu -3 Lou8 W rr »} t ,Gs; 10 year
LI danghtei of . .Mr. and Mrs.
VI W rig!;., d i '• u of t .. phni'l fc
,■ r si; t !.!-.*• ("k , ivorl h honi",
Tiiias;' : < ' ' .. ^ i cdch-cl:.
’*8 • cf Li ;n . ay's u
f!
;.or •f) 5 "i'il services
at thy nay st, chare it
(..'iiutsv,ni t !>, o f which she v.-isa
;<■ -I . ieiit took pin CM
L ; < i ter /. Ksv.
( f Eton, •M ' iieting the
,lh« h kl offerings
many a .iitifnl.
be mai-y frien 5 bx tiie fami
»r ry inpath with
twreav;
Young Gii is are Victims
L headac!’.--, as wt 11 as older wo
, but di get yuick relief and
. ipt cur from Dr. King’s New
1*4 l e vr .Id’s best rein
for hick and i erv-ius headr
<■ b>. , They m-.-ka pure blood,
.trong nerve-; and build up
- iuv henivb. Try rbeiii, 23c at G.
II. Arrowootl’s store.
Use D. F. K es- Boss Li a*
it. for man aim beast.
Many of us CIS :> unfold the
l ■s .of memory md read again
loving words of our sainted
iWrs We S< e ag:Yn the lov
ir.g moK in ner e,yi“<. .vo-alriiost
lo-ar again t;e gentle accents of ;
ter voice and w<_- reel, through
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■ lapse of year;-, her influence
us.
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Flight of the Spirit.;., 1 ?*
A past' rceor • ! by >1'IIIti:rg5; thuf wotlh!
seeirf to sappOft thP theory hr-Hedflliiy durtjj;:
periods of proti'.ieSed ffimi
spirit;-' of the sleeper, live.! im
bodv. wandprs away to tv-rftrs «'i$
scenes nof conceivable b,v the otiSimir^
senses. 'A man iniiuj-d Thesbliis. lit#
tells us, fell 'from a great h.'I^hX
was plfcked up »•> :»J! ,appeara•-;i>"■'demt.
There were no external wceadv. ;U)<'iit
him,' but rhe pli.vsie * wei'l ■ satrstied
of tile f.-e-t of the det ■ - e. Arrange
rueuts wore made for h ■ *;irlut. but
on the third daj after, ly • fall the re
viVed. nmcli to the eonstei’.'mtion of his
friends. in a short time it Invam’e
qu • i-i. lent that l he "whole te-ar nf
the uiiiti's-life had ehangedi f
l,v his ehnraeler we -, i :<*•_t « f a
bate Ui)d a vieUiu-s man lu after
Insensibility he .ia : wed alter
vhvne. On being a Ri lie; i'r- -a m ef
the ehangv, Thes;;';: ■- ; ■ i:t!< a the! (hir¬
ing life.i.'tug sleet) law ; Un i been
111k;.. lied from his body and In-; soar¬
ed :!iV:;y to (i strange hind, where it
had joined a 'whole company of other
spirits, tiis/fmst life was disclosed to
hint in all its iiki-ousness. and the
jr s ::'i;U'5 capabtiities ividuh were be
'f: r-- hijn were revealed in such a man
Mer as to make him ambitious of
taininc fnem.
The . HcacSB f Sam Houston,
In t!ia p of n Senate Jjage
( ' I'm III® toSHL liiibreak recaHa ihe yeiirh
jusi' prisr of the civil
w: lifu. when HotSuf aPjBvr. bjhn W:u,icl I*. Hale, InnigiaS. Hm;k
I
knridKc. ThoBB-'m v -t.il .IcTernon lnivis
' * uelKiUnt®ia great question* upon
[which the TmIwi'P u @ !i -south wore body at
{variance. an tin posing
pf men, mosW clad in black broad
' :!■ b and high silk lmtst.
I till. UiCr^Aas cue sen.uor who rp
h: • >d to, pe sfligniiled-Peiiator \ nous
ton of Twcip. -‘Dgy after day." says
Jlr. KcidY p .. during spare moments
he sut: of ilJ'iyj'iu soft bis wood seat carving They hearts
out pirn* were
pieces about the size of the hand.
When ho ijSd completed Olio of t hese
works (if art he would summon a padre
ami. tn mwL lu t!i®}5ip'!cr,v. fu.wiird would some fair '(Jive spec
ior any,
tills to that lady up there wilb Oen
ersU gam ilouston’K compliments.’ *’
T. r kiolV rcmcnibers Houston as
{ or, of Use KeatlcHt anti kindest of men.
j j Sockgnd Suskm.
! m hk dSfiSfR : 'fmrf-s Vlih whft b-o 3
-'»**«*■ .................. ..
iraao Inlralu™] m*,
which were of various kinds, express
be; every age, country, condition and
< complexion. All wore conBtructed
! with the greatest nicety and precision.
I The dresses were also adapted to the
s characters assumed by the nciors.
XVImt us known as Hie buskin v.a*
u bnmhifr boot Those worn by tm
; is’, ian.: had BClc:; tlircc ;;; be- 1 Slick.
conpoMcd of iu.vers or cork, ami were
la> >4j;p in ft • i as high -i- me calf
were nl :> worn, and 1 any ol
III ■ c had thick cork soles The o<>|
of tile foot csvorioys wove • ai'loUH,
rcit being the fa verb e line f; ' war
riors and pur,'" tor : bet c Sin meters
.slaves wore a (<;v. ill**; bearing liie
ns ■(> of sock, wliicli v.a.- so its on li¬
nn ; y foot wen; • . > 'Skins ! / an
this eiiTmnsbuve arose tliv .Well
known phrase '. "sock and lots!;;*».”
so generally a d'H.'Ue(l ivi* h l lie tb'an.i.
Arume! With Trckct
Did you ever 111 ns wbat a curim'is
thing it is. tbfij ,.:c an; s - Han
pockcl;. grcni. ni. IS; d:ml Vint
.
poefceis. big enough lo earn a family
of little ones about in'; Mduv of tile
animals native iq A istrubn ;K;d 'Dos
mania have these (■•mveni >a pockets.
and so fi«# the nossiun. a •• ont'!’o:i
animal in our siaulierii sure
kill,garod is the largesi of this m.omm
Fnfl grown kangaroo* go six;
at a jump, and so iv ti on a
long journey or ruuoliig from liunler*
tffiiik what a comfort it imisf be to
Mother Kangaroo to know: that her
feibies arc snug tind safe in her pock
et; -iCschangc.
Secret ink.
A ; ::. .|il(- ex I ■ wii ■" otic ivi«ii !> s
(o coniidc his so, io paper aml/ct
lc:- iiislciid of ii k ir cannot be seen
when dry. bn; Tunis bin- when iodine
is applied to i ; if j» I>f* ({(*:• ijf'fi to
tu.'ike = crfeell," sure 1 iip !’’!<*{ii'n
of the CciMP! <-.t !h>> I'.'Hcr after it
bxs lx"!) read puxacc tie;-.- fie nc
C( rispli'iied by v.-rii::i : it vviib a *obi
ti.-n of iodiih- <>.•' - m,’■ in water 1
fc; days la Hr flic si-ripl win I lave
cTi ippe(! vett ,
Co C
Gavin - Tbcr'Cs m icy ,1 'd"Ui!
,7c: cs’ afiiip, yon " f *■*'«'.: ' vx pis
through die (-!< offer a
Lsiiorf wait iixvc tii iv, n.ai
le.v-Tbat is just w i no >'; tike
Gavin — Winn> Itaiiey - Tim short
Weight.—New V'ork .loiiriuU.
Reasc-a Enougb
Grille vas me. yeans*>.-wr'
^ piecei-Tp»y tine indeed. *l ;r wiiat
ix t;o ;>ass - a;re wbir.-ti lu.-ikex ; ;c -id
c'riiis run down thf- l.-ack? Cmuposer
Tiiat is where tlie wanderer has the
hotel bill bron.pit t« him - !■'". .c^enU
Blatter.
Vf u/'p/ r ir^ f- H T . ).*
&-« ,■ A.
n jL M. ^ £L
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,rn (-: :■> 1 ers a
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1 J|| / w
i Y:.~: 'y-Kh-“d li ' to the fact that sell
we
p v MERCHANDISE of
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% 'Sterling Quality”
l ^ <£ ft | ! '| Ml !| 1 •
1 H ■i i and we-tire what we * / claim t to ' be:
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screps n HE oTORE CF LITTLE PRICES n
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V wide TaSi'eta Silk,
L licit ti ii (piaic.. firdlfi for $1;Q0 every
: \ lT • (Jur pric . jut yard.................90c
i: ’ in.; ■uiid <" iter imvelty silks, (55c vai
!U'S, Our price > jin .........49c
'tl ilc greatest i.h •. t ; of iIress Silks. Satin,
,Shirt V". Dt silk* and Lining Silks in city.
\N TOY—OngincS black ‘‘San Toy” import¬
ed' fiout G- ■ . any. 44m wide, per yd. $1.48
Be; ,rhea,G. paline, Taffeta.Suitings, Voile
Pat} a baa ■ ei ; tlicr new weaves cf tine and
t y 1:: . 1 dress roods.
iA IS-'-Lii - i.iercd Nets, 20 to 4$ inches,
... ,-. )r( ................. ; .............60c to $2,00
; uii;;!( !:• . . t, Leads and other novelty
■i drt:S trimn '
u'gu ^weaves .
E a NAMA—F ine iu black, blue and
■ brown. !. s vide, regular 75c values,
| A'evv , .... . . ; i,......................... .........4g(.
f .-.i-ih Ihi'. Fi; =, Crocheted Collars and
; te to m tr.ch.
dtJ'FON CiiHb in ’.ToiVn, blue and black,.50
in wide, y:- yard, only..................:9c
j k j arc 'oii’Mdo hr one piece dresses. ,
SERGES--BcfcutiAil Diagonal, Herring Bone
\ S~^- . ; , n( ] t wo-foiled s!; ip-d Dross Goods in alt the
' ' - L ” rc 'V ; 'L Yu"uSfeA's : '*;[** -^r 1‘jf ! 'V‘>.o'
DANISH >'«>'• <J i •' OFF 11 all • colors, ; lu 3(' inches wine, ! "
> u A'"" i 1 u
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1 4 ,- c
Ha,: ■ i’t V;• 11 ! ad t ij 1 esc pri'■ e'd'to you at 40c
;"i(ii u yard?
; AfdS— : • fiiuov ond shadow stripes. Cue
value, per I, only,......... .........48c
“hlpbl'V i s pi (do j hi id flags 25c L> 2.50
FRENCH SfC'.l^AN—Glotl'i per yard, only 39c
Goods' vrii.L the great
i .ujiits j it'imr exceptional
i • L s' ,v I ■.
I 5 3
! «#«/%; h W& d/w/w /A 0
M Wfi i ' h * iU TLE PRICES
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Bea rdaie
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A H 1 ! d •■■(•)l XUi y
fr > i; here :n tfnie vv ill give
VO u i; few itc
Ooll-n has returned
" , j-,, ,/. (, y vii-.ifc at
Knoxville.
Miss Mi. . i !. f o r (( s i) e u t last
week with i'rivuds 'at. Eton.'
Mf. E. b was
D()it , :i Kei.d y; vL- guest of
Mis* &la«.-K .‘.lurtin.
Miss M L!if; Hayes visited her
si«ier £ ! r. Brown at, Hughes,
we
Miss Leaf, Townsend-of fiiton,
has returned iicaifi irorn a pleas¬
ant visit t<> her uncle, Mr. A. J.
Martin. 8do'' ivsf accompanied
home by her cousin, Miss Bessie
Mr rtin. v
Mr. and rs. John Gregory and
children '■ re over from Eton
Sunday, th ."c.- - ■ of relatives.
Mrs. Tom Kronen and children
spent the -cud with her
parents here.
Miss Lc - Bryant " isout riding
.Sunday a4’t*irnoon.
Tom Bry at ! ' retired from
1JNENS—All pure linens, 154 inches wide,"
p(-T«yard, only....... .......:.25c '
Great line > t Irish linens, thread lin^n?
handkerchief linens^nnd brocade buck linen
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CORSETS—Jackson Corsets please those who
• are particular about their correts,
CALICO—10-yards very best ^calico, 40 c. 10
•yards standard fcalico, 07c,.
Excellent line of curfeiins and curtain goods.
1 pair splendid gray cotton blankets,.....49c
Splendid line of all staridard kinds of Waterproof, wool aud eot- 50c-.( ■'
ton blankets.' • A
quality, only.,...y..h..; ................•' ....35c
Fill line of carpet warp, block thread and
ool knitting thiead.
UNDERWEAR—Kegular 25c quality, only 19c
Regular 60c quality,.only-45c
LADSL'SXOATS-n.ir entire st^k.of Udies
Cloaks to close out at half-price.
$10.00 coats, $5.00. $15.00 coat-s, $7.50.
$20 00 coats $10.00. Come and see. , Clur
loss, your gain. ‘ ’ . ; t
Ladies’ 25c fleeced line h'bse 19<s,
Ladies’ tan or black 10c hose Tjc.
8 bails white thread, 5e.
1 eet knitting Pins, lc.
-,ui iLt packs 5c envelope*, rto<ri;.,ti«.,*> 5c,
to» IwRi! S i
p«, * at a ti) go at I,all price
• blue .
Heavy , 30c wcTol . tlannel-.ut . red, . wrutp, . . ,
ond gray, special M yard. 5 These are great
for underwear. 10 yards AAA Doniestif 4 •
only 49c. 10 yards 3 4-yard wide Domestic,
oftly 39c. 10 yards our best 27-iirch Ootton
Ohi.-cks, 49c. 10 yards 2nd best Gotten
Checks, 39c. r
Kemem.ber, we expect your trade, on the ba¬
sis ot i-.onest mercimrniise, bluest advertising
Honest methods and Little Prices.
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./-. .So J&fA . , :
tim 11 ;( rc! andise business and
'AMI ;i n Ob it farm. We regret
very much to give hi in up.
SUNDAY MAR;.,'AGE
< x, Kaii-L'iyi November i4,- at
be ip. : i.u» Ordinary, Judge
’ttiiipbcll, Mr, I4.sn Howard and
.Virc. Haley Welch, two popular
young people who number their
friends by the score, were.quiet
{y married and all join ,fn. wisli
i„ g joy and hapoif.ess oh
their > latnTuonial journey.
Tiie sunnoer is goo., leaving
behind it a rjeh harvest,
i signs benignly throughoutdh«
I .Hid. Tito autumn lias liHefd the
i arhs and granaries everywhere
to the very eaves, and the cellars
are overflow ing with the fruits
of the earth. What good reason
have the American people, and
especially the farming people, to
be grateful. Surely our path is
pleasant and our hearts should
be filled with peace and thank¬
ful r. e:: 3,
Sorrie people are like candles—
they are always flaring up and
get put out so easily.
NO. 46
The Editor Got His.
received .
mV western ecTiWr
the folio win^ lette^: . vi; .
i i Please*send me. a few cop*
ie i of the pap^r ...wJi-ich had
the ohituafy-and'vverses about
hiv child a nteek' ago. Also
puidish the inclosed clipping
of my neiee’s marriage. And
I wish you would mention-in
your local ^.olunmsj if-itdon’t
cost anything, that .1 (have a
con pie of hull calves to sell.
Send me ,a couple of extra
copies of the-paper this week.
Please stop my papeT. Times
are too hard to waste money
on a ne wSpape, 2 .”--^-Qmafra
Bee. ,y M,(
After a wdman is® married she
sometimes wishes she had hung
up a horseshoe instead ,of a mi.?*
tletoe. - . .
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Tlianksgiving. is theinpeop'ld’s
day"; the day that stands for
home and happiness; for grati¬
tude arid. Leholeuce; for plenty
and peace. i .i