The Tuskegee News from Tuskegee, Alabama • 6

FJoney to Loan. If you desire to borrow money on your lands see me, terms of payment made to suit you. 'Interest 7 No commissions. H. P.

Merritt, Attorney. Senatorial Convection. Messrs. J. R.

Wood, W. W. Thompson and C. W. Hare attended the Senatorial Convention last Saturday at Union Springs.

Bullock county was entitled to the Senator and in the Primary on the 25th had chosen that sterling young Democat, Mr. Thomas S. Frazier, and Macon county only went to the convention in order to ratify that choice. Senator Frazier met the Tuske-gee delegates at the hotel and gave them a nice dinner. The convention was called to order by Hon.

S. P. Rainer and on motion Hon. J. R.

Wood was elected temporary chairman and C. W. Hare temporary secretary. Mr. Wood made a brief speech expressing his appreciation of the unexpected honor and congratulating tho Democrats of Bullock Sheriff's Sale.

Under and by virtus of an execution in my hands from the Circuit Court of Macon county, in favor of S. Marx, vs. H. A. Lane, 1 will proceed to sell on Monday 29th day of September, 1902, at the Court House door in Tuskegee, Alabama, to the highest, best and last bidder for cash during the legal hours of sale, the following described real estate as the property of the defendant, to-wit a piece of land containing 25 acres, more or less, commencing at a point 1442 feet west of south east corner of the north east quarter (N Ei) of section 17, Township 16, 23 running due north 1043 5-10 feet, thence due weBt 1043 5-10 feet, thence south 1043 5-10 feet, thence east 1043 5-10 feet to the point of, beginning, the said property being situated in Macon oounty, Ala.

Tuskegee, Sept. 1, 1902. J. T. Conner, 9-1 3wks.

Sheriff Macou Co. A Certain Cnre for Dysentery and Diarrhoea. "Some ytajs ago I was one of a party that intended making a long bicycle trip," says F. L. Taylors, of New Albany, Bradford county.

Pa. "I was taken suddenly with diarrhoea, and was about to give up the trip, when editor Ward of the Lacey vilie Messen Of "Pierce's" Columbus Water ground Meal just received at BOYD ROBINSON'S. ger, that 1 take a dose of (Jnambrnairrg and Dl; arrboa Bemedy. 'I purcbiuted a bottle and took two doses, one-before starting and one on the route, I tuade the trip successfully and never felt any ill effect Again last rummer I was almost completely run down with an attack of dysentery. bought bottle of this same remedy and this time one dose cured me." Sold by Johnston Drug Co.

Farmers should plant heavily of Fall oat. Corn cropa are short and winter crazing will be worth lots. TonnrowTSATiotr aes iacsi When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic because the formula is plainly printed on every bottle showing that it is simply Irou and Quinine in a tasteless form. No Cure. No Pay.

60c 200 Yards Muslins Commissioner's Sale. Under and by virtue of an order and decree of the Honorable Probate' court of Montgomery county, Alabam, William B. Jones, Commissioner, will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder in front of the Court House in the City of Tuskegee, Alabama, on Monday, the 29th day of September, 1902, at 3:30 o'clock p. for cash, an undivided one fifth interest in the following lands lying and being eituate in Macon county, Alabama, to-wit The Ei of Section 17, Township 17 and Range 22, containing 320 acres more or less known as the Blount Place. Also in Macon county, of of Section 15, less 18 acres in Township 15 and Range 22, and the Ni of Section 22, and the i of Section 21, and the ot the i of Section 21, and' the 4, of Section 17, all being in Town- ahm Ratlcra 95 Kngtll82 acres more or lees known as the Jones place.

Said one-fifth undivided inter-est in said land is now owned by Philip B. Johnson, Josephine Johnson and Helen M. Johnson, all minors, and this sale will embrace all of their interest in and. to said lands, which compose a part of the estate of" P. P.

Johnson, deceased, said sale is made under the order and direction of the above Probate Court for the purpose of effecting a removal of the property of said minors to the State of Indiana, Wm, B. Jones, 9-8 8wkB. Commissioner. at 3 1 -2 cents. W.

B. PATTERSON. TUSKEGEE, ALA. BLACIS3QTH AND WAGON KAIEE. Buggies and Wagons Repaired Horses hod, Work Guaranteed.

TUSKEGEE RAILROAD CO. Time Table No. 3. Te Ukeeflect 12, m. Bndy, My 26.

North Bound. Summer Bargains -Trade this month shows a big improvement over last year. Ought to be better, would be if you only knew the good values offered here. v. Lots of new goods coming in every week now.

Call and price. This week special prices in Summer goods to clear them out. 4UU Yards Lawns at 5 cents, former price 10 cents. I $2000.00 worth new Fall Clothing. Soda, 7 lbs.

for 25 cents. Still selling Sugar 20 lbs. for $1.00. Still selling Coffee, 13 lbs. for $1.00.

and Macon that absolute peace prevails in our ranks. The temporory officers were made permanent. 'On motion of C. W. Hare the rules were suspended and Mr.

T. S. Frazer was nominated by acclamation as Senator, The nominee made a short speech of accept- ados and pledged hit fidelity to all the trusts committeed to him. The following compose the Executive Committee for the next four years: C. J.

Bryan, chairman; J. R. Wood, secretary; C. W. Hare, C.

E. Gholston, W. M. Pitta and W. M.

Tarver. Water fart for Carafe Constipation Take two cups of hot water half an hour before eacb meal and just before going to bed, also a drink of water hot or cold about two hours after eacb meal. Take lots of outdoor exercise walk, ride drive. Make a regular habit of ibis aud in many cases chronic constipation may be cured without the use of any medicine. When a purgative is required take aometbini; mild and gentle like Cbamberlsins Stomach and Liver Tablets.

For sale by Johnston Drug Co. Don't let your grass and pea crops waste. Rev. Geo. L.

Jenkins, of Roanoke, spent yesterday in Tuskegee. OASTOniA Btuitte Kind Kou Haw niwars Bought jfVto Kind Kou Haw niwars I We have the largest and best assortment of Coffins and Burrial cases ever brought to Tuskegee. J.S.Webb. Miss Etta Wilkerson has returned to Opehka after spending some weeks here Foley's honey mm Tar for cbUiirenjMie.ture. no opiates.

Miss Ora Wilkerson has as her visitor this week Miss Watson, of Opehka. Been tit It lat Voi Haw kmn insfl Mr. H. P. Merritt' spent Tuesday in Wetumpka, r- thit eignatnre 1 on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tbieu the remedy that tent.e cold ia ewa ICE CREAM PARLOR.

When in Tufcteg', don't always go way back and sit clown, but always call on, the Hoffman and Webb Ice Cream Parlor and We are -bound to treat you richt. Yon will find next to the Campbell and Wright warehouse. Foley's Honey and TqC cures colds, prevents pneumonia. ABBCROMBIB Tniik'j'l Ode erOhi-hew 7:10 1 fckotbTTouDii j.0'6. a irs i IT" otuhawlT 17:21 I Tnk'g' 1 10:110 Parlor Market We beg to the citizens of Tuskegee and vicinity that we have opened one of the most com plete markets to be found in any town outside of the large cities.

Our eold storage facilities which will be complete by next week enable us to keep at all times fresh meats poultry, eggs and butter. We can supply our patrons with the choicest meats that can be had anywhere. We will also buy beef, pork, mutton, and eggs of our country friends and pay beet market prices. We will greatly appreciate a share of the business of all the readers of the Tuskegee News and will guarantee satisfaction to who trade with us. Respectfully, Next Door to S.

Marx. The News received a call Tuesday from Mr. J. W. Strickland and his two charming daughters, Misses Eoliaand Eugene, of Tallassee.

We are glad to know that the young ladies will attend the A. C. F. I'ned for Fneninonia. Dr.

J. Riijhoil, ot Aunew, eayH, "I have used Foley's Honey ami Tar in three very severe eiiwes of pneumonia with Kool results in evtrry hc." Kenine suiMtitutOH. Editor Tuskogee News: We wish to extond our thanks to those friends who showed their many kindnesses to us during our recent sad bereavement. Hon. Massey Wilson, of Clarke county, spent Sunday in our town.

He is asking our voters to remember him on the 15th and help to make him the next Attorney General. Mr. Wilson has many warm friends in Macon county and is worthy any honor that he might seek. Foley's Honey and Tar Is peculiarly adapted for chronic throat troubles and iwmuve cure oroLcnitiB, hoarwe-uem and all bronchial diea. Refuse sub-Mutes.

(Sold by Johnston Drue Co. Everybody who attended Camp Meetine reported' the Koat. a time. Large crowds, good be- uavior, gooa sermons and several conversions. I HAIR BALSAM iTiiietitsa a injur tn rrowui.

Tmilm to ItMrtor Cttrw ip di tikir Mrlis Ilk BUILT TO MEASURE. Cleaning and Pres.i ng a Specialty J. L. Adams, Tuskege9, Alabama, R. L.

LANE, Kargoua, Dentists, TUSKEGEE, ALABAMA. Ws re prepared ta all kinds at fleutKl work, and (uarantre prrfeoS Utinfaatlca. Office ever U. M. Akr-eruMUs'i aura.

-r Normal College, Jackaonville, A School for Teachers. Tuition free. twentieth year. Board S3 ner month. Session- begins October Prepares for the State Examinations in January and 4uly, which are held here.

For Catalogues address, C. W. 7-15 8m President. Agricultural School, FIFTH PISTRICT, VetumpkarAla." Next session 'opens Setember lU. xine months.

charges, fortuion. No incidental Charon AJit'OLUTEY FREE. to Jier month. Nine experieueed teachers. Send for handsome catalogue.

II. J. WlI-LINGHAM, President. Di, Win. E.

RUSH, TUSSEGES, ALJL eaoe ever Burke's try (m)s stera. All work iiaruteed. Diljr exoept Bnndey. AU When Western Kt. at Ale.

train No. 36 i one honr or more lata, or when No. 87 ie HO minutee or more late Na 10 will not wait for them. All train carry freight and pawner. R.

E. LL'l'Z. W. H. WRK.HT, Trattio Manager, Grnoral Manager, UontKomerv.

Ala. Tuakcgee. Ala U. F. Wyly, Gd'1 Paae.

and Tiokot Agent, Atlanta, CI a. D.C.BREEDLOVE MijnrwuimMm FIME COOTS ASSSOE5 Hepalrlei promptly Mai uaitU ion: Jshop oppoait Tea AcUaa Tla ehoi. TiuktavM. AJa liir.UI.aonr-4. All tr4ut.

ai work maur aarn I.i.ih Pr writ tlt-K lil 8. CvlXtAiK ioua. a. Mr. and Mrs.

W. L. Tarpley. i Sept. 2nd, '02..