T II U USD A Y. Jaw. 21, HHb
Local Records.
White spring oats ut Foe-At-water
Mer. Co.
Elkinaud Snow Camp all
wool blankets at liyuuiu A: Head
eu'H.
The road commissioners will
moof mniin before t he tirst
Momlay iu March.
All outings and flannels are
coins at greatly reduced prices at
. Byuumi lleadeu 8.
Poe-Atwator Mer. Co. will,
tm- i fow davs vet. pay 2 He
ash
.10c a bushel iu trade
for cotton
seed.
Inventory Sale to J olT on
all winter goods. lbugains in
everything. Come early. J. U
Weatherspoou, Sanford, N. C.
Congressmen are now flood
in.!? the country with packages of
garden seed, and many a constit
uent's heart is made glad by be
ing thus remembered.
By mini & Headen want you
to inspect their line of humhurgs
And laces. They have one of the
largest and best assorted lines
ever brought to Piltsboro.
I'oft-At water Mer. Co. are
agents for the Chase City bug
gies and one-horse wagons, which
are tlie best buggies and wagons
on the market at the price.
Fur all kinds of farming uten
sils in fact everything used on
the bom call on Byuuin v Mead
en. Try their Syracuse or Lynch
burg plows. You will find them
the best.
Mr. Ileiivy li. Purn, of
Baldwin township, sold a bale of
cotton at NY est Durham, one day
last week, for T 1.25. It weighed
OK) pounds and the price was i:;j
cents a pound.
Dr. Ilirie (Dentist) will be at
CiolTat Mr. T. J. Harrington's
residence prepared to all kinds of
dental work Tuesday, February
i)th, and will remain until the fol
lowing Saturday noon.
--We re-ret to hear of tl.i-
death of Mr. II. J. Doit, who
die.!
of typhoid fever on last
ill -lit. He had bei u t!i
foreman on the Piltsboro laihou
nearly ever since it was built, ami
there was no one more faithlul to
bis duties than he was.
On Ust Sunday Mr. 11. H.
Hayes was driving with Mr. .Ja
cob Thompson a new hmse, re
cently purchased by him, when
the horse ran away and broke up
the buggy, but neither of (he oc
cupants was hint as they both
jumped out soon after the horse
began to run.
B. B. Wagoner & Co. will
have another car-load ot hoises
here today, ami next week will
have another car-load of horses
and mules from Alleghany county
and Yirginia. For coin t-week
they will also have 2.") horses and
milieu raised by 1!. B. Wagoner,
near Thomasville.
You will soon be wanting to
fix up your garden to Keep the
chickens out. You w ill find a nice
lot of poultry w ire at W. B. Lon
don - Sou's; a!o a full line of
plows and plow castings. Buy
an Oliver Chilled steel beam
plow if you want the best made
and one that will turn any kind
of laud.
W. B. London & Son have
given the contract to Mr. B. Nooe
for the immediate, erection of a
two-story addition to their brick
store. The present "L" to the
store, which is 2S feet in width,
will be lengthened (JO feet. This
will prove quite a substantial im
provement to their store and will
give them more room to enlarge
their stock.
l'ou will find at W. L. Lon
don A: Son's the best stock of
goods iu the county. If you want
a good cook stove that is the
place. If you want a piece of fur
niture you can find it there. If
you want anything to eat they
haye it. If you want the best
tihoe for the money come and see
it. A nice suit of clothes cau be
had there for a little money.
Last Tuesday being Lees
birthday, exercises appropriate to
the occasion were held in the af
ternoon at the Pittsboro Acade
my. A short address was deliv
ered by the principal, some of the
btudents recited Confederate poet
ry aud several old war songs were
sung. It is well for the rising
generatiou to be taught to revere
the memory of so great a man as
lieu. Lee.
Mr. R. 1 Johnson, county
suiieriutendent of schools, has
been visitiug the public schools
lor the past two xveeks and it will
take about four more weeks to
visit all of theiii. Chatham is
said to have more school dis
tricts (i:iOi than any other county
in the State. Mr. Johnson says
f llrt Si- hools thus far visited by
linn iti-e doing very well aud
that
(he teachers seem to be well qnal
jtled for their work.
A snoliT honex.iioo?,.
We mentio ied last week that
tlie attempted marriage of a thir -
teen-year-old girl iu this county
was likely to get some people in -
to trouble, and so it has. War -
rants were issued for the nriest
of the groom and his "best nian,"
who had falsely stated the girPs
age w lieu uegui i .... ..-
cense. j all the tune. 1 es, land that was
Before the warrants could be selling for four and five dollars an
served the two men escaped and ; !U.)-,; a few years ago is now bring
thus far have not been arrested. j,1Lr from nine to fifteen au acre.
The bride did not accompany the
groom in ins Illgin, ami
honeymoon was cut short.
t if 1 L .. 1
their
I'KltSONAL ITEMS.
Miss Kate Hanks has goue on
a visit to Baleigh.
Mr. B. M. Poe has returned
from a short visit to Atlanta.
Mrs. W. L. London and Miss
Maggie Haughtoii leave today
for Charlotte, where they will
visit relatives.
Mr. Ifarlowe Taylor has gone
to Bryson City, Swain county, to
recuperate his health, which is
very feeble.
Mrs. Klla T. Jordan, who has
been visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. J. B. DeCrart'enreidt, for a
week, left Monday for Durham.
Mr. It. V. Brewer, who has been
spending a few days with his
mother, Mrs. M. C. Hrewer, lias
returned to his home in Florida.
Mrs. W. II. Moore and
Baltic Moore are visitin
's ;
1,1 !
'lah'd r
Rockingham, where they alt
the wooden wedding of Mrs
liam Steele.
Wil-
Mr. .Samuel W. Womble has
moved his family from Bockville
In the "cottage" farm, near here,
which he bought a year ago from
Mr. C. ('.Hatch.
Chatham's CanL-Jcralc Miiiiimjiil.
For Tin: lli:coi:ii.
1 wish to express myself as be
ing heartily in lavor
ol the pro-
nosed Collie. lelali
monument and
the I
an adopted to raise the
needed funds by the Daughters of
I oiilederaey. Tin school chil
dren of the county cannot contri
Ini'ie to a more worthy cause and
I trust w ill gladly doso. There
should be a monument to those
faithful heroes who through so
many trials and hardships never
:.ti:ida ! wavetvd ill ih-tense ot their Coiin
icction i i v, t heir homes and I heir families.
I'liey de-fi ve at our haiiiN ' l eater
! Illl
than we have h.retoiore
ihuie. Our giaml-fal hers, fathers,
brothers iiml Iriends coMstltllte
largely our Confederate dea l, and
,e should consider it our duty as
.veil as an act of love and charily
to contribute to their memory. I
indeed proud that lain a son J ;, 1 1 ,., lM; ,-, iversies w oiild be settled
i Confederate suidier, a ml hael,v m-hil ration and that the hed
oppol (unity to i tribute to j,j.r (1f Id.iod Would ce.ise. ;.l
rrection of a monument to the nun- ben good thing t" advance
am
of ;
nii'iuorv
f men so lir.ive, uolilc 1
and true as were our Southern
Confederate soldiers. May the
hand of mercy deal gently with
the surviving ones, as they are be
ing maitialed one by one to the
nth.-i- shore. May we, who are
the olVsni nig of these . nolile he-
roes, ever cherish, encourage and .don't know which to run and they ! traced fi,,ni Canada and F.urope.
give helping hands in perpet uat iug j e-,.t away. Saw mills have ta-l Fiepresentatives of a party of
the memory of our Confederate , Utn the place of stills and there is prospective (iermaii iintui
dead; and to the living may we J ,. ,,n almost every branch, but lts ,,f the Northern States and
speal,
kindly, act tenderly ami
ielp the ue?dy.
Yours truly,
Jas.' B.
(oldsto;i, N. C., Jan. lit,
l!ivi:s.
I'jul.
Cumnock Joltings.
Cu-nnock, N. C, Jan. IS.
Our industries are getting in
better shape aud working wit h ic-ne-.ved
energy since the holidays.
Our ohlest inhabitants do not
remember seeing. as dry, cold win
ter as we have had up to this
time, and surely must be the fore
runner of a good crop year, as the
intense cold will no doubt kill off
many of the insects.
Th..i-i is some doubt expressed
as to whether or not wheat is hill
ed. A good many think it is.
Mr. J. li. Ibirns lost a valuable
mule last week, after a short spell
of sickness. It seemed that noth
ing would give it any relief.
Mr. W. .1. Tally spent two days
at Haleigh the past week attend
ing the (iraiid Lodge and trans
acTing other business. Mi. Tally
is an enthusiastic Mason.
Shelbv tiroce will
soon move
into the' house formerly occupied
by J. W. Malone. This is hi
;.'.;i; ,i i.,,, in l,,msi ki eiiin,'. n
I,.. 1, -si Hi...! with his father since
his marriage.
Mr. II. 11. .-M'giov. s
his lumber plant to some pond
n.-ai- Pittsboro. He will us a
traction engine to haul his lumber
to the railroad.
Mr. K. K. Iianghm, of t'ne Caro
line Medicine Co., was here tor
day or two last week.
AncnvmoVs.
Wolves Devour Ct I'Jren.
Madrid, Jan. 14. Word reach
ed here this morning of a har
rowing incident in 'he town of
Totc'iino, province of Segouias,
t .wt.'i-ilav. l our wolves, driven
from the hills by Lunger, entered
i I l i mi, i ..mill.:
littoi ill nit; in.,.--
ied live children and injured seven
it.... " U vi ,rrii ni:i f kl i',
Lilt .-.. M ." .- .
the wolves.
o. 1.1...
I I " ;, .
Sinimou It rove, . ( ..Jan. IS.
1 Wo are all feeling the effects of
the good price of cotton, but not
, a in the same way, as some have
! K(,i,i H they had and have spent
the money and will have to run
0n time, this year as they did last,
Horses an,l mules are bringing,
une price ami wmi !'
And to help make times lively
""'.v
several neighbors nave loium ;i()t U',1(nvn aelinitelv whether the
gold, silver or copper mines on , , wi1 ()u w:ul Uj0
the.r lands and are spending somo t ti.m ,)r 7Jot
surplus money digging and Mast-,
tug. I The State has chartered the
It is nn old saying that every- Durham v Southern Railway
body goes crazy some time in life Company to buiid a line from
over something, so I reckon it is Durham to Apex, twenty miles, to
about time for the copier fever to connect with the Cape Fear and
strike us again as it did about Noithern Bail way, which now cx
1H50: ves even the little children tends from Apex to Dunn. B.N.
are "-oiii" about hunting iu the
I t 1 i il : C... 1
l'OCKS lor xvuaiever iiiev emi mm,
like they diil when 1 was a boy;
yet J guess excitement will be all
i ;n i;.i
many of them will tiiul.
ri li .u !. .1U. ,.
tier of weiUluiirs ot late am
I from
what our accommodating register
of deeds says iu The Observer
there w ill be several more iu the
near future. So boys, if you want
to get married secretly you had
better not get your license too
soon.
A few days ago Y. H. White
and Matthews Bridges were work
ing on the mill dam and took up
i i,l ,nL- In tin. u-:iter throue-h.
when to their surprise thirty
pounds of nice tish ran out on the
I. u ....li were tucked ut. some
jacl,
being 'I'l inches long.
1 am l iuht much pleased to see
'plan of the Daughters of the Con
I iVdeiaey in having a day set apart
for our schools to give the chil
dren ami oiiiers an oppomiunv
to coilt l ioiite to the
monument. I uill
little mite and my
help it to success.
Lane at the top with
Colifederati
promise my
intbleiiee to
With (
I
U0 and the !
good women to buck It,
there s
no such thing as fail. I hope all
the teachers will make arrange
ments aud have nice programs
which the children and others will
enjoy, and a good little sum will
be the result. Almost any old
soldier can make a little speech
ami tell something Chatham boys
did, which the children w ill enjoy,
I am Mile. Yes, I believe it wns
Chatham boys who pit! their Hag
mi tlie bleasl-Wolks at tieltys
burg. It makes us fcH sad to hear of
the deaths of (iens. (Jordoii and
i.olieMleet, but It is a reminder
that we, too, .ire Hearing the end;
but a monument will tell to the
li iug w hen we are i.ll gone what
our Ch ilham soldiers were.
It looks like we are on the eve
of another ivar. 1 bad hoped that
1 1. pi ii f gram to all w ho have
it to sell, but my experience is
that it is a mighty uncertain way
of making a living-.
I Well we don t hear much of the'
I bird hnntets this si-iisoii, it is al-
' together rabbits, My boy says he :
i jumps four at a time and tlie dogs-
they tlon t turnisli Oeer uue ine
stills did. lam oi me opinion
nianv people will sell their tun -
oer too soon ami regr i .1 auei
it
is too late. It is the early
bird
that catches the worm Put lie don t
catch the dollar every time.
Fri-K.
Question Still Uus.ttU'd.
St. Petersburg, Jan. 18.--The
Associated Press correspondent
on high authority is able to give
the following as the present stat
us of the negotiations between
ltussia ami Japan:
"Kussia recognizes Japan's
predominance in Corea, and Japan
i-....,i.oiies Kussia s position in i
Manchuria. There are two main
questions still at issue the llus
sian demand for a neutral zone on
the Corenn side of the Yalu river,
which Japan met with a proposal
for a similar strip on the Man
churian side. Japan also asks foi
certain guarautees covering Man
churia which Kussia has thus
far declined to grant. It is point
ed out, however, that the assur-
1VVU il il " " " T ,VUB
. r i 1 1.. i '
i K)il l'V
ariliug pen ports in ..11.111-
huria and respect tor treaty
rights is a concession on this
, P"H't.
I That t bo two countries are not
lliaiie ti.V .'1 1. lx.ll. oil , i ... ..j
minister, t the Associated 1'ie.s.t
coriespoiuleiit:
"War now would only be disas
trous to both countries. Owing to
"! the geographiia' station, an arm
ed conflict would result in a great
! drain of the men and treasure of
, , .1 1 1 l .1 1. ...I l,.v.
Ooiu o a pan hum iiu"iii n n -m "tr- j
1 u,r decisive. iciue i iiee it
t i , .: i ... i i ... i :
would not b; worthwhile to go
to war on the (lUL-stion btill in
dispute. '
When bilious try a dose of
x liamoei lain oiou.'.v.. ,i..t. j..,,-.
"...
I no CIS iliui ieao.- 101 onvn now
, , ' ,V'
I- HI- Hill ii'ii' " ini'iii-'i.iui i, i ot
Ls.de bv lb ll l'llkiui'toil.
I i... ...i '...,o li mc
I , , ,. ,
The plant of the Burlington
Collin Company was completely
destroyed by lire Tuesday morn -
inir- The loss is estimated
?'2".00, which is partly covered
ly insurance. 1 lie origin oi me
lire is unknown.
Tlft ()xf()1,1 ,,emalf Seminary
i.nil.lin.r was destinx-ed bv fire
Momlay morning. The lire origi
nated iu one. of the bed rooms
while the school was taking
breakfast. The loss was covered
,,, II i. It ,-
Duke, of New York, is the chief
.... 11 11.. 1 l. .1 tl.
mock muui'i , aim lie .iio iiniin 111c
C'ape Fear A Northern Railway,
j ,. ,
C. L. Silvers, a highly respected
i . . u i i v . i
eitizen of Pulaski, a., committed
mere miiiiuiy iniu
hanging inmseit in ins oarn wnn
a piece of bale wire, (irief over
the death of his w ife and worry
over a railroad accident in which
two men were killed and for which
Silvers is alleged to have been in
part responsible, caused the de
thronement of his reason.
Lexington Dispatch: The larg
est owner of stock iu the North
Carolina Kail road is Col. William
11. Iloit of Lexington. He owns
about 7i) shares. The next larg
est stockholder is Hon. Joseph H.
Choate, Minister to Fngland, who
owns Ton shares. The North Car
olina Home Insurance Company
owns Jim
shal
Judge
It now
Bryan
owns . sliar
es.
ells at
1.7tl to .1.7".
Weldon News:
while Bev. W.
Sunday night
W. llose was
'preaching to a large congregation
at the Baptist church the lights
well! out suddenly, leaving Hie
speaker and his hearers in total
darkness for a few seconds. The
going out of the lights, ordinarily,
would not be strange, but there
was something peeuliar about the
otvnriencc Sunday night. Mr.
l!ose was preaching from tin
text, "Thy Kingdom come," and
just at the moment when be said
something about the coming of
the Kingdom of (b-d and said but
for this we would all be in total
darkness the lights went out. It
was so sudden and coming at the
very moment t but he said "dark
ness,"' it put a good many pi op!e
to thinking.
liiiniiKatiiiii In Tlie Smith.
v. i-Ii'ii.'I -ii .- r i"i il . i.i 'i'..T .-.
The wol k of the last decade in
in. hieing immigration to the I
.Southern States by the land and
iinbistri.il department of the)
Soul In-ill I! lilway, assisted by the;
residents and various industrial '
organizations of the South, is
bearing results that surpass e
pectations. Large parties pass
through Washington almost daily
1 1 i - way to the South to take
,lt.w hojnes. Special attention
js ln'ing iiaid to the fanner im
.,,.i-ants. Tliev are being at
migrants. They are
the Fatherland, accompanied liy
. o,01;l.s ,, the railway coinptny,
1 .,..SM.,1 through the city one night
i-eeeiit c to iiiaKe a to r o ins pec-
,i . i i r i
ui.,,, ,,f'i he South 'I'lii'v are desir-
j()lis ,,f tUng an option on 10,0011
acres of l.uid.and will visit the more
j pnuluctive States to liud a suita
llile location. The land will be st-
lected with a view to its feitility,
l advantages and health!' illness of
the comuiunity.
Prisoner In Her Own House.
Mrs. W. II. leiyha, blul Agnes
Ave., Kansas City, Mo., has for
several wars been troubled with
! severe hoarseness and at times a
! hard cough, which she says
"Would keep me in doors for
days. 1 was prescribed for by
physicians with no noticeable re
sults. A friend gave me a part of
a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
lleiucdy with instructions to fol
low closely the direction an I wish
to state that after the tirst day 1
could notice a decided change bli
the better, and at this time after
using it two weeks, have no hesi
tation in saying I realize that I
am entirely cured." This remedy
is for sale by (.J. 11. Pilkington,
druggist.
Military Execution in llajti.
. . ; ' it iv
.sir to st. ut a it-xoii .i.ii!.i .
Nold was condemned to death by .
military tribunal and wereoecut-
ed today in the pit seiice of a va-t '
crowd. Several foreigners, who!
took part in the conspiracy, will.
probably be deported.
i. .-I ,:..'.. ".i f i-. , . i . i
i vnaiiicci lain vuic, v-m.'ici.i auu
Diarrhoea Remedy.
The most uniform success of
this remedy has made it the most
popular preparation iu use tor,
bowel complaints. It is every-
where recognized as the one rem-,
edy that cau always ne uepemieti
. . . . i .i ..... i -.i
takt
V' . Hill1 .1V (. i: PilLiiu
ton,!
.
;ist
I in I tn to, I St'ifoQ rmilinnna to
be the chief objective point of
; jtflijiin immigration, the number
! nf jtrtj.m emigrants coming to
; ,r, ti,js (.outrV in 1903 reaching a
totHl of nearly 250,000.
i
MYKRY STAUI.K,
Chapel Hill, - -
TltA.MS lol' IIIKF AT
HI.AmjNAM.I-
ha r is.
Passengers carried with d.'.ily
mail between Pittsboro and Chapel
Hill. Fare only 1.
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j,aym-iit.
Tliln am 'lay ',f Jiuumry, V.iOl .
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VOJ'K'E TO CULDITOKS:
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K. 11. H.WKS,
Ci'iiiii'l.-iil ,n-r.
THE POPULAR STORE
COME
The Low Prices I hey are ode r
at W. L. London & Son's.
These low prices should make
von feel good, when yon are
getting high prices for all you
i!H;ihave to sell. Lvery lew days
we will be showinggoods in the
front part of our store
AT ADD BELOW COST!
We are going to reduce our
stock, making ready for the
large stock we wall have this
Spring.
We did the largest business
last year we have ever done,
and now this leap year we want
to do still move. This week
we will offer a lot of men's and
boys' hats for 25cts cash, some
of them worth $1.
TXTg TjT-cxL-vt 37C-ULZ trade arxd.
will gl-rro "src-ui. tiio Tccttt Toar
gTCLirc: pccGi'blc-
"W"o will "bo erl-cL to gcc 3o-ul
wli-otlor 3TO-CL -vT-cirLt to "bvu or
rxct. "Wo oo cl-was grlad. to
S12.CT77- 37"OVL O-t tl-O PCpMlai
Store c
W. L, LQDDOSI & M.
rl'lw.
Cure $
SPECIAL RATES
via
Seaboard Air Line.
Comtitetuini; (.."t. la'b. li'1"'. th-'
Seaboard Air" Line Kaihvav will
plaee on sale round tiip winter
tourist tiekets to all Wintei Hesoiis
in the SvHilh and Southwest.
Tickets xv ill be sold up t Apiil
:t.uh. Ph'4. with tinal return limit
May Ust, lK..
Lor further intf!iv,atio;i apply to
I iwal A;ent or addie
.. P. sxmiii, I - r. A-,
K.ileii;h,N. .
SEE
DO VOl KNOW WHAT IT 1IUKS?
! relieves a pcrstui troin .ill doite tor strong
drink or duis, restore-; lis neivotis system to its
noim.il condition, and reinstates a man to his
home and business. I or lull paitieulars address
THE KEELEY INSTITUTE,
Greensboro. M. n.
NATURAL STOCK LICK!
i uve win Horses and Cattle
what nature intended tor them and
keep them in a normal condition.
DK. I'ETTY S NATURAL SrOtK LICK
Is the r?al Lick. Manutactured by
Lick Company, Winston -Salem, N.
C. Sold bv Vi. K. Pilkington. W.
I.. London ' Son and Womble it
Linebertv, Pittsboro, X. C, and
filler dealers in the county.