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Friday, March 25 1910. .<
UnFCB?J OS Cauauu?has beea o
as bed from tha committee od rales
of Congress1. Another aobeme to fool
the people. ' f
Good for the people ot Maw a
chuette who were inatumestal in
n 'turning things in v the tide ef fair and
" square legislation. ^
Tin insurgents in Congress seem
? to have the regulars on the ran. II
they have nerve enough to hold
their position we inay. hope for a
little deoent legislation.
It seems now te We ap to ,the
"fegalars." If they are willing for
the majority to rale these things may '
be settled quietly, bat the insurgents
say they will fight them to a finish
unless they do.
W k take the following from an
exchange that is not amiss for any
, section to bear in mind. .
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4 "Promises are like pie crusts?easily
broken. Beware of two much
premising."
.. " "*Tni Democrats did good work
last week in Congress when they '
succeed in ousting Cannon. The
only question is will they get eredit i
for what they have dona in the republican
states at the next eleotion.
Eugkxk N. Foes, if Boston, Dem ;
oerat, defeated Wm. R. Buchanan, of I
Brookton, Republican, for Congress J
on Tuesday. This is looked upon as I
of more tbsh State wide importance I
as Foes changed a republiean major- <
ilv of IJj'iSfl In ? de.nrmruHc victory J
of 5,640 majority. <
Nat Coodwix talks frankly of t
his matrimonial experiences. He t
says: "My first wife was an angel, 1
my second a feol, my third a 'Roman. ,
senator;' my fourth makes me super- ,
latiV^y happy. No self-respeeting \
American citizen should take ad- (
vantage of the unwritten law. If a ]
man steals your wife, don't kill him \
?caution him. The true philosophy j
of life is to achieve eenefthinor and
forget it." 5
It will be remembered that the
republican party rode into power, (
nationally, at the last election on i
promiaes, and yon know how they |
hive fulfilled them. Yon need not ]
be surprised to see a repetition of i
i the same thing in the future eo far ?
as promises are concerned, but we {
believe the true Democrats of the <
ynimlvy thfir jpV" tO Wflll |
to allow them to be continued' in
power. t
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The officials of the North Caro- ]
Una Teacher's Assembly are making 1
extensive preparations for the great r
? meeting of North Carolina teachers t
which is to be held at Aaheville, I
? June 14-17, 1010. This will be the t
twenty-seventh anneal eession of l
that organization, and already prep- a
arations have proceeded far enough i
to make it evident _thgt-if wilt be <
f doe of tbe greatest eancational gath- i
erings ever held in the State. <
??mmmmt
ICatob Riddick, of Norfolk, '
track a key note a few daya ago 1
? ? when he suggested to the Industrial '
lOomasiasion tbe idea of offering '
lower taxation for tbe encomrsge- 1
moot of manufaotarers to locate (
their plants in Norfolk. ^
"T This ?Mj iikjMt w now
considered by 'Baltimore, which '
has a new charter pending before '
the legislators at Annapolis.
What's good tor Norfolk and Bal- 1
P r timers would be good for Weldon? '
Weld en News. IF1
The abdve suggestion will apply 1
with eqnal force to more towns thaa '
is mentioned above ? Loaiebarg for
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Au three of the NoVth Carolina |
Congreesmen voted with i
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rh?y love a Washington boee, a
answer whenever he whietl
"Their'a not to reason why, the
but to"'be ordered by the pie ?
trollers and they do whatever i
get a pieee of pie. Nobody
Washington regards them exoept
No. 1. No. 2. ind No. 3?News-(
server.
> Jnet hew. people like, thi
in North CarolinsrTtould even pons
er returning any saoh men ak are
ferred to above to Congress a not
term to represent them we oam
see. To be aheolaiely honest
don't believe they will send any c
hereafter that has not got nei
enoagh to stand up fer the rights
his people.
Death of Captlaln Junius
Goodwyn.
Captain Juntne A. Goodwyn, b<
in Greenville county, Vs., Augoel
1836; died st hie home in Wart
Bounty, N. C., T>? Msreh 3rd, lfi
st 9:30 s. m. ,
This anaounesmsnt will bri
sadness and sxpreasions of' rag
from a best of fritnds and admir
*K: A .1 n-J L- t 2
an A Texts girl!
f" " - ? ? Hauaton Psst.
or A little kinging '
*7 May do for soma, .
But for os?
* Yum! Yuml Yum!
*" ?Henderson Gold Leaf.
all the Maatag J*"
^ None aan be finer,
Than from the lipu
w Of girle of Carolina.
IX. ?Wilmington Sun.
lre A little kiaaing
Surely will atir um,
,p. If the kiaaing ia dona
in- girla of Durham.
am ?Durham Star.
0- Iffor huaineaa .
nd But not (or fun,
as .Come to Wilson
To And kias the right one.
al- --Wilson Cor. News-ObserreK
Of all the girla
h,r The beet to kte, ?
fl? You bet your life
It's a Raleigh roiaa.
'P* ?Raleigh News Obssrvsr
A kiss, a kisa
ad Q whatis this? 1
ng Tit life sweetest bliss
If stolen from a Louisburg miss.
?* -FiiMTi* Tinas.
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od in the inUfm of bis fellow men, than
.as. ths place to wbieh Captain Goodwyn
ir's shoald be assigned would be a Mt,h
>n- one indeed.Te ths son^aasd daughters
rill whose minds and hearts hare been
to trained and lead by the precept slid
as example of this gued man, their eor)b
tew should be tempered by a re
memrberaaee of bis lite daily lived
ose for their guidanoe.
ud- AH the medieal skill and the teare
der mlmatratioas of loTtd diss was
her done to keep alive the divine spark
not of life, but without avail and the
we spirit of Junius Alexander Goodwyn
me returned to bim whs gave it artd-th?
rve mortal remains were placed in a beauof
tiful Elmwood Cemetery, Norfolk,
Vs. Tha funeral services were held
from Emennel church, of Warren ton
A" on Saturday, March 5th and the
body, accompanied by the devoted
>rn family, was taken to Norfolk, where
~9f it shall peacefully rest in his native
en soil until the lummoni shall come
>10 for those who have been faithful an
til death,"Enter thou into tha joya ot
ng thy Lord.""
rep The following pall-hearers aocoro*
panic 1 the body to Warren Plaint,
"L and teadarly placed it upea the train
forNjrfolk: Messrs H. B.JlIunter,
of R. J. Jones, W. G. Rogers, C. C.
rJ' Hunter; Dr. P. J. Macon and Hotsrd
F. Jones. .
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mt inn obiviwm vera oonauetea by
an Re*. J. Coleman Herton, Hector of
)pt Emanael Episcopal aharch. Beantie;r
fol flowers in lovely designs attested
n(j the affection df friends and loved
ones. Peace to year ashes, Captain,
may we all meet in that
"Land that is fairer than day
For by faith we can see it afaV. J
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And the father waits^oVer the way
To preparLjrfa dwelling place
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B(j ?J.in Warrenton Record.
^ -'"Ca|>t.Goodwyn was the father of
l?_ Mrs. G. L. Aynoeke, of Louisborg,
>er who receives the sympathy df this
in coramuaity.
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in
i a "A Little Kissing."
nd A little kissing
in- Now and then,
la why we have
ed The married men.
ile ?Birmingham Age-Herald.
rs-- AJjttle kissing
lar i Too, of coarse,
re. Is why we bare
ic- The quick divoroe.
m- ?Chicago Reoord-Harald.
'r* A littla kiasing's
Uy ^Lot'a of fun, *
nr If you can kiss
The proper one.
he ?Cleveland Leader.
lb" A little kisting's N
Not enongb, > '
'** A lot of kissing
ld That's the stuff!
?Boston Herald.
re
m A little kissing
og On the sly,
Is sweeur now . . .
0j Than by and by.
1D ?Yonker's Statesman,
of A little kissing
Is Is a whirl,
wt Of joy if ,its
IS I lull OCl Tlllb UK VTUU WHO navi
dene well, hma passed to the revs
of the'finally faithful. Coming
honored and honorabe anoest
Captain Goodwyn has ezemplifi
tbroaghout a long and usefnl ean
those virtues that should be iuhert
in the well born man and worn
who for generations have, by preot
and example had inculcated in tb
lives ideals of right thinking a
correct living.
Ris grandfather. Colonel Peters
Goodwyn, was for many years t
Representative for Dinwooddie cot
ty in the House of Delegates,
Virginia, and alio served as Cc
pressman for foerteen years duri
Ihe administrations of Madison a
Monroe. He obtained the title
Colonel by servioe in the R?fo
Uonary war and was also a mem I
>f the "Society of the Cincinnat
Captain floodwvn's father died,
larly life, but implanted in his soc
eve for knowledge sod truth a|
tourage that showed forth in him u
o his death.
Captain Goodwyn was edueat
ft the Hatndan Sidney College. 1
raeat ene tune editor of the Petei
>org Intelligence and waa a popul
mrraspondent for other newepape
fie read law with a view to prmet:
ng this profession "Citfihe war 001
ng on he enlieted in the 18th V
[inia Cavalary and served faithful
ind honorably throughout the to
Cars.
Coming to Warren county at t
dose of the war he engaged in tear
ng, and cn July 5th 1S66 he w
lappily- married to Miss Eugsr
Littlejohn Fsild, the beaotiful ai
iccompliahed daughter of Dr.. Gc
ind Fannie. B. Keild. To tbem we
born nine children, two of who
lied in infancy. His wife, fonr so
md three daughter survive him.?
He was a consistent member
.he Episcopal cbnrch fer more tb
arty years and was a vestryman
Smannel chureh a Warrantee. I
ma a aponeea life. If "in hofji
nan is the neblest work of C*d"tb
deed iboold Captain Soadw;
ank aa the nobleet work df 6ed f
here wee no man it^WarreVeoan
rheee repotation ror honeet ai
iqeare dealing aarpaaead bia. I
raa ail neiaaaf ally engaged in dm
iliandiaiag ainoe 1873 and waa i
acknowledged faot that the patro:
if hie a tore, white and colored, ti
hat they oonld eend the amalli
ibild to hieetore with rifely kao
ag that the laat pony aonld be ?
ended aa directed and fall meaao
pven in exobange. No abort weigl
10 aabatHntee no abort yard atioka a
in bia-counters; bat, hegpyty and 1
agrtty were the rtepping atones ap
rhkh he foondeU l_aaXMt_th*t e
leered bim to bia neighbeee ai
ituaed them to feel a peraonat h
n bia peaoing tram ameng them. '
bees who eongbt bia ad viae he
ray* gave goed ooeneet. Nene w
Twmb ra of the colored raee w
Mine to bim often in their troeblep.
Ho fought a good ftght, bo k<
ibe faitli and haa entered ir
he Joys of hin Lord. If atriet i
leatien to baainesa, if integrity ai
tonesty, if an example of right hvii
tnd the proper uae { the talents 1
itowed, entitles ope to a high pi a
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We want you to know lmw one farmers bank a
, A ing him a law suit and probably a hum
'Zf \ be told us of the
There is a story connected with that ob
to cash last week. I toughi a horse a
the understanding thatNthe animal wy
horse I gave him my oheVk. .It hapnpni
Z went baok home instead ol driying n I
A think muoh shout the haieV tillbhy foil
Z I soon discovered he was om in IbJ win<
collar. I went right to the orosa/'oade i
honor the oheok if preaented.X Then I c
Z me and told him he could havdftlie hors
A whsn I told him payment waarsionped (
Z . the h<>rge back that night../Bali I p i
Z ' probably cost me a law suit J \
X Why not pay1 yo \fs bit he
| The Farmerc &A
A.OUISBURC
B CHEATHAM, Preterit
? UNDER THE SUPERYMION OF THE
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Have
s Winston Huildinj
have yon to con
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II Sell YouV
At Reasonable Prices \
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iccoyu was recently <he means of sav- '
iredf dollars. This mtbe way A
ijnidsnt: ; y
aA of mine which I told you not _
(a man up north of here with
sound. When he delivered the
Bd to be toward evening and he S
to get the cash on it. I didn't A
owing- morning while plowing. ^ Z
1 and it made me hot under the ^
store and telephoned you not to .
ailed up the man-that tried to do - J
B hack. He kioked at~-fix*t but^/ ' ,
jn the cheek he shut up. Ho toolf^ 4 ~ A
id him the cash it would have
by check lihd be^-Safe
Merchants Bank |
Xj R Y McADEN, Cashier -T.
STA'TK Off KAPTH PADATlVi A
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