STATE NEWS ITEMS
HAPPEXTVGS OP INTEREST
GATHERED FKOM OIK EX
CHANGES AN1 tXNIENSEl IN
A BRIEF IX)RXL
Elizabeth City which is usually vis
ited by at least two carnivals a year
has just cussc-d an orcbr thit r.o more
license shall be issued to carnivals.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the North Carolina railroad
was held in the Guilford Hotel,
Greensboro, last week, Col. J. T.
Morehead acting' as chairman.
Reports from the eastern part of
the Mate say that the tobacco crop
this year is usually good, ritt,!..," '. ... . , ,, . """"
Greene, Wayne and Lenoir countiei
are said to have fine crops.
Ned Findiey, director of the Vita
graph of America, one of tha coun-
try's leading moving companies, has
gone to Bat Cave to take pictures for
the movies.
The North and South Carolina Hard
ware Dealers' Association met in Dur
ham last week. The place for next.
mittee.
The engagement of Mr. Chas. F.
Tomlinson, of Jiiprh Point, and Miss
May, Lovelace, of Wilson has been
announced. Miss Lovelace has been
teaching in High Point for the last
year or two.
Governor Craig has appointed thejlns to make me arrest ne was killed.
following committee to present the
The North Carolina Building and
Loan Association met at Wrightsvil!
Beach last week. Asheville was
chosen as the next place of meeting.
E. L. Keesler, of Charlotte was re
elected president.
Ben Sileiv a colored train hand, was
arrested at Biscoe one night last week
just before he was to be married, and
Troy chS 'thL6 ater famine at Warsaw was
gTe oVlu'froVthe &ke" b? lLS -thf 6
put in jail at
stealing a packa
HePvas aaSnore.S C
and his bond Vas fixed at ?lo0.
G. S. Zimmerman, who had form -
erly been agent for the Norfolk South
ern at Candor, was arrested in Ral
eigh la;t week, charged with embez
zling funds from the railroad compa
ny and the southern t-xpress com
pany.
Mrs. Elizabeth E. Johnston, of
Tarboro, who was arrested last week
charged with the killing cf her hus
band some tini'i ago. has confessed
that she committed the crime. She
said that he had made life unbearable
for her with accusations oi infidelity
and that she finally killed hin. She is
in jail at Tarboro waiting for vial at
the next term of Superior court.
Roy Lindsay, a young white man,
aged 18, was found dead in the Dixi'
building at Greensboro Wednesday
night of last week. About 6 o'clock
he went into the basement of the build
ins and was found dead there about 8
o'clock by the; nightwatchman. He
had received an electric shock which
killed him instantly.
' A baby boy about two months old
was found on the steps of the Chil
dren's Home, Wir.ston-Salem, Thurs
day morning. The child was dressed
daintily and carefully and appeared
to have been well taken care of. bup
erintendent Thompson caid it would
be taken care of at the Home unless
oiher arrangements could be made.
M. P. Sharpe and Ben Jarrett, of
Catawba county, for some time sus
pected of hauling booze from Wilkes
and Alexandria counties into Cataw
be where they ahe adllegedC.d -(H
where they are alleged to have a
large retail trade, were caught at che
Statesville-Buffalo Shoals bridge over
the Catawba river, with the goods on
their ajtomobile last Thursday and
were put under ?50 bonds.
0 Vernon Hanner, a young white man,
living six miles southeast of Greens
boro, has been missing from his home
since last Friday afternoon, and all
efforts of the family to locate him
have been unsuccessful. On Friday
morning the young man went to the
woods to engage in his customary
work 01 cutting tobacco hoops. Noth
ing has been seen or heard of hiin
since
According to an estimate made re
cently there have been approximately
12,000 automobiles sold in North Car
olina since they were fust introduced
in the State. Taken on an average
each car costs about $1,000 and that
means that there has been expended
$12,000,000, all of which is sent out
of the State except about 20 per cert
which is allowed as agents as com
mission. There is paid into the State
about $84000 annually for license by
the owners.
The following statement has been
issued by the Forest Service: "Lands
just approved by the National Forest
Reservation Commission for purchase
by tne government include 13,57a
acres in North Carolina, of which 11
tracts comprise 12,400 acres are sit
uated in Buncombe, Yancey and Mc
Dowell counties, in the Mount Mitchell
purchase area. The remaining 1,155
acres are on the Chattanooga river
watershed in Macon county, in the Sa
vannah purchase area,"
The New Bern baker who has the
order to fun;ish bread to the boys cf
. the Thira Rsgir.-.ent In encampment at
Camp Glenn last week, was kept busy
baking for our scldiers. On the day
they arrived, several hundred loaves
were sent to them, which it was
thought would be sufficient until the
next day. However, the soldiers' ap
petites proved to be an unknown quan
tity and a special rush order had to
be sent in. There were no more trains
that day it looked as if they would
have nothing to eat, but an automo
bile track was loaded and sent to
tbem.
. . .- "
The books of the list takers of For-
syth county show a gain of $1,267,835
over the taxable real End personal
property listed last year.
Mr. P. L. Feezor, of Cotton Grove
township, has been appointed County
Superintendent of school for David-
son county to succeed J. E. Hill, who
died last week.
viu.nuua ,. vimn, a Bi-jcoia
old nhvsiean of Wilkes countv. aeM-
den-tally billed himself last week by
taking carbolic acid. He died in 15
minutes alter ne nad swallowed- the .
acid. !
While on a fishing trip at Second
lfi la ,.f f 1 y,-u u . .yra'
.rf "' i, k i u- i, j
was recovered
He is survived by a
wife and child.
Rev. James
lJTr R-,fones' a Prominent
?c? Irnk'in.co.un'. dl.ed 1
mini
j ",, T
years cf age and was a classmate of
... .y. j- o v-
r. roteat 01 wake l-crest College.
Mr .Wnh P v,, nrnm
oi " ,ra,nf "' u,eu jaTl
continued illness. He
was 00 years old, and was at one
lime a memoer 01 the county board or
pommiKiniun r.f Vow Hnnnva,
Henry Carlton of Wilkes county,
was shot and killed at Naugatuck. W.
Va., last week. Te had been deputi.-
tized by the sheriff of Mingo county
to arrest one Hiram PHnre and in trv.
- -
Aftpl. h.. n mnnth,a .a(5Q nf'
expres office.
Secretary Bryan delivered his lec -
ture "Ti.o Prince of Peace" at the
Chautauqua at Hickory last Saturday.
He stopped over on his way to Ashe-
ville, where he has leased a cottaee
and expects to stay a part of the sum-
mer'
.
dry time th Jls had nealy a fa
,cu
Joseph Miller son of W. M. Miller'
of Mooresville, and who has been a
soldier in the United States m-mir
several days ago in "Texas along the
Mexican border, where he had been
on auty ior some time. The remains
were shipped home.
p , v 4
Pearl r eatherstone a negress of
Charlotte and one of the citv's worst
criminals, was hot and perhaps fatal-
iy wounoed oy L,eroy Johnson while
she was in the act of assaulting him
with a knife in his own homo la at Vri.
day-
A 53-page Danmhlet. hv And-
Joyner, of Greensboro, has recent-
ly been issued civinw n e.i,w,oM, t
the commerce of the Dominican re- ?an.y to handle the refrigeratine of
public for the calendar year 1913. This fru,t cars ar)d the like,
is a comprehensive study and report it j
on exports and imports of Santo Do- and Mrs- W- H- Holder, of Hart
mingo. "ett county are very much distressed
over me disappearance of their 1'
Judge and Mrs. Kczokiah finnVo,- year. old daughter from their hnmJ
have arrived in the United States and
will p-rt tn AoWmIu t..j.
Gudger will engage in the practice of
wilii ma t,on, xierman uuoger.
Judge Gudger has been chief justice
of the canal zone Supreme court for
j.1 jtais,
lhe Democratic Executive commit-
vcv vi me iniru Disiric: nas decided
fflTrf-GouS: ayoTaVoZena l&st
R. Thomas, cf New Bern. Democratic of ardT;h fv',?Il?bllCati(ln
caudate for Congreo, from that frf
are turned on all persons holding pub
The widow of Geo. M. Summerell. SublRvl" Th. 1'' U 'i uPen !he
who died 24 years ago, has just been iSSi?nb2Sl'JfPr hd that ft1'
paid $275 by the Connecticut Life In- fjolton uSS Z ? m Mr'
surance Co.. for a policy which Mr. but h ?sa?d flhS fiJe ci?rgis
Summerell took out in 1880, the ex- Sc ' hJ dot made any
istence of which was unknown to Mrs. toiko mfSW' "nd bed no desir
Summerell until informed of it by R. T e 8 '
cj. i,rwiora, general agent of the
company.
A moonshine plant, belonging to a
mi'i named Carter, was discovered
and destroyed about 22 miles from
Kinston, in Duplin county, last week.
The man had revealed his operations
by a bit of negligence which caused
the burning of several hundred acrss
of timber lands bv a Rnnrk frnm th
furnace of the still. Carter was not
caueht. I
Jj. u. Bowman was given a prelim- move on .
inary hearing in the county at Salis-I
bury last week and was bound in a ' The doctor "I must take my own
$1,000 bond on the chaige of abduc- medicine."
tion. The principal witness in the !'
case was Ada Overcash, a 13-year old The aviator "Now for a new alti
girl who swore that she left her home tude record."
near Barber with Bowman on Sunday. !
May 1, and that they were together'
uiim ne ueserieu ner atitiiicreeK, near wkhh ueiunu.
Reidsville, and she was sent back!
home by a kind-hearted friend. The telephone girl "Hello, central!
jGive me heaven!"
A gruesome find was reported to 1
Sheriff Howard M. Rowe one dav last '
neuru .rienry rarrisn wno
had been picking huckleberries in a I
percosin near Wilson. He said that
he had found a coffin out in the
swainu. ue snerin naturauv sun-1
posed some crime had been committed DIRGE FOR A YOUNG GIRL
so accompanied by the coroner he '
went with the negro to the scene of .Underneath the sod, now lying,
the supposed crime. When they ot! Dark and drear,
there the coffin proved to be a wooden Sleepeth one who left, in dying,
box, containing a dead dog. i Sorrow here.
Ruth Guard, aged 18. daughter of a!
prosperous farmer of Currituck coun-l
ty, was drowned in the Pasquottank
river one day laat week. SI e and her I
father, accompanied by two men. '
were in an automobile on their way
to Elizabeth City to get some of Miss
buard s friends to attend her house
party. The machine ran off the barge
at Lamb's Ferry and the four occu-
?ants weie thrown into the river.
he three men succeeded in escaping
but Miss Guard was drowned before
sns could be rescued,
Between one and two hundred cars
of peaches are daily being handled
enroute from the Georgia orchards to
the Northern markets.
Figures show that since the first
of the year there has been almost
$500,000 invested in New Bern in neiv
buildings,
i
tight men. who were jurors at the
ia.-L lenil OI KOCKinSfham COUtltV Court
have filed e,.". J MLCfr
D F. Kingof LeaWille, on T the
charge of libel.
fH list- csl,i t. r,
hL ife the Pagre Memorial
Bishop J. C. Kilgo officia'tinir. Thi,
cost 540,000 and contains a
p p organ costing $2,000.
. l,?e Carolina Air-Dried Pine Asso-
wtiun nas just been oreanized ...t
Kaieien. with W W -w-i-i
president and Howard White as sec -
retary-
i Mai., W w
, "a nuigion, a well
jpown man in this part of the State'lspeak at the National Suffrage Lea-
" uurnani last week. He was
L?J'eavs old and a Confederate vet -
are reported to
, Eight prisoners
e escapeci from the Duplin countv
J?" ul enansviiie last week hv filing
their wav tV,v,l, 41.- ' . , ' ilu"S
j"".V-"nsvine last week, bv filino -
' way tnough the window one
ment. Thpv m-a !t;ii i i
alge'
. Raleigh has received an aDDeil
rom Salem. Mass., for aid to hein
her recover from the disastrous fire
which almost swpnf- oi.,, i
n.. - nic city re-
Fire thoue-ht tn v. ,
tne slopes had narrow escapes.
' JIlss Janie McRae, a young woman
f ne.ar Maxton, aged about 30 met
ner death by drowning one day last
we..k- The evidence points to that of
.se'f-destruction while mpntiu,
ba'anced
Albert Pavne. ao-prl 14 v,. u- j.-
nction of being the youngest defend:
ZrJf "ered to a
JV
last week and sentenced to a term St
1 -""'"J iexormatorv.
.'etcher W instead, aged 17 and
w,Iilam Holland, aged 16 two no
groes of Rockv Mmm ..J u J
to the State prison at Raleigh one"dav
st week to prevent their beine
aiter they had criminally as-
saulted a young white woman the
daughter of a contractor of Rockv
Mount. nocicy
The Polar Bear Company is the
"J"ie 01 a new nrm at High Point
with Samuel B. Coffin f 1 1
Coffin will manufapf-nro
!n c?.al- The capacity of the nlant will
be bO tons and the capital stock will
be $50,000. The hniWin ,.,Yii .'
60xl75 feet and will have a very larire
storage caoacitv. on.Ki, uf
, d1.ay of la?t week. The little girl
left home with I. N. Pott
6? years. who had been' teaching a
u. i 1 " neignoornood.
, , her. to a church four or five
Jf-jA .romh home to a sineing school,
j,, 1. " U1, ueen seen since.
lan8 for the arrest of the man have
OUKCU'
iam(1, p tru i. j .
DYING OBSERVATIONS
The optimist "Going up!"
The lawyer "No, I lie forvere."
The barber "St. Peter is next!"
The bank cashier "Over the bor-
der
( The Policeman "Here's where I
The plumber "I must leave my
The insurance atrenfc Tf I huA nniu
men ous one OI my own policies.
The thotorraDher"rwTi'. n n
that way, my friends. Look pleasant."
Yes. thev're bendinir o'er hr
Eyes and weep;
Forms that to the cold grave bore her,
Virgils keep.
s ;
When the summer moon, is shining
Soft and fair.
Friends she loved in tears are twining
" . ,ChapTets there.' " '
Rest in peace, thou gentle spirit
Throned above; " '
Souls like thine with God inherit
Life and love.
James Thomas Fields.
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS
ITEMS OF INTEIUST TAK'.XJ
PLACE THIS AVI Elv TilKOl GH
Ol'T THK D1H"! li.M' SEC.
TOIXS OF THE WOULD.
Suffragettes in Scotland attempted
last week to destroy the cottage at
Ayer where Robert Bur.is, the poet,
l
as born.
Thomas E. Watson has announced
that he will take the stump for Joseph
Brown ami "pour his well known
hot shot into Hoke Smith."
Robert W. Childs. who helped the
'Government to convict John R. Walsh,
the banker, has been appointed Assis
tant Attorney General.
A mortgage of $68,65;,000 on the
'c t a c-,. ;....
"to be foreclosed soon. The 'Frisco
is now in the hands of receivers.
'sue to be held in Nashivlle in Novem-
ber.
A bomb of terrific power exploded
'on the roof of a six stroy flat house
in Harlem. New York, last week,
ikilline three pec
killing three
people and injuring
others.
Norman E. Mack, Democratic na
tional committeeman of New York,
is preparing to announce his candi
dacy for the nomination of United
States Senator in New York.
Samuel M. Wilwhite. city comptrol
ler and prominent in Louisville, Ky.,
social club circles, has been arrested
on the charge of embezzling city
funds to the amount of $14,500.
The voting trust with respect to the
stock of the Southern Railway Com
pany, which has been in existence
since the organization of the compa
ny in June 1894, has been dissolved.
The American Medical Association
will hold its next meeting in San
Francisco in 1915. Quite a number of
organizations and societies will meet
there during the Exposition.
If Colonel Roosevelt does not accet)t
the nomination for Governor of New
York on the Progressive ticket, it is
probable that William Sulzer, the im
peached governor, will be the nomi
nee.
Atlanta will probably be selected as
the place for the new Methodist Epis
copal University, east of the Mississ
ippi, lhe southwestern University
has already been awarded to Dallas,
xexas.
President Wilson has been invited
to attend the annual convention of the
American Bankers' Association which
meets in Richmond October 14th and
loth. He said he would consider the
invitation,
The sale of the battleships Missis
sippi ana laano 10 ureece was consum
ated last week when Secretary Dan
iels received a check for $12,535,275.
96. The check was at once endorsed
by the Secretary and sent to the
lreasury.
The National Educational Associ-
tion of the United States met in Chi
cago last week. Resolutions were
passed endorsing woman suffrage and
equal pay for teachers, regardless of
sex. rive of its ten presidents are
women.
Announcement has been made by
the Salt Lake Railway that 4,000 Ger
man tourists will be booked to South
ern California -during the San Diego
Exposition next year. They are di
vided into twenty groups, each ac
companied by a guide.
The casting of the heroic statutory
to be placed on the east front of the
big Agriculture buliding, the largest
of the entire group at San Diego's
Panama-California Exposition, has
started, and in a few days most of the
work will be completed.
Wheat sold for only 1.4 cents a
bushel more than corn on July 1, ac
cording to the average of prices for
all states just announced by the de
partment of agriculture. The aver
age price of wheat on July 1 was
76.9 cents a bushel. In North Caro
lina it was 64 cents, .
The bubonic plague situation in
New Orleans is becoming serious.
Two deaths have been reported re
cently, and a second focus of infec
tion has been discovered. The ports
of Gutamalla have been closed to ships
from New Orleans because of fear of
the plague.
In a recent interview with Presi
dent Wison, Henry Ford, the Detroit
manufacturer, expressed the most op
timistic views about the business of
the country. He said that he saw no
signs of a business depression and
that in his opinion business is getting
better all the time. ,
A bill has just been passed by Con
gress authorizing the Baton Rouge
Bridge r.nd Terminal Company to con
struct a bridge across the Mississippi
river near the city of Baton Rouge.
The bill provides that reasonable tolls
may be charged on the bridge, but
that no rates for a single pasenger or
train shall exceed 25 cents.
Foreign manufacturers sent into
the United States the first eight
months of the new tariff system just
8.8 per cent more of their finished
product than they did under the old.
This has been pointed to as ample
demonstration that there was no
ground for fears that American fac
tory owners would be driven from bu
siness by the Democratic tariff.
A letter has been received in Atlan
ta signed by Mrs. Eloise Nelms Den
nis, which says that she had killed
her sister in New Orleans and was
preparing to kill her brother. Mar
shall Nelms, in San Francisco. In
vestigation in New Orleans by the
police fails to show anv trace of th
crime, Neither is there any clua to
the whereabouts of Mrs. Dennis who
supposedly was in San FVani(un
when the letter was wrirtin TXa
whole affair is a mystery. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Hermit Rooseveit are
now on their way to America. They
sailed from England last ween
John L. Johnson, of NewarK, In. J.,
has sent to Governor Stuart, of Vir-
ginia, a small silk Confederate flag,
1 j .u. v.:
wnicn ne wisnes resioreu 10 wie iieua
of General Robert E. Lee. He says
that the flag was taken from the home
of Lee, at Arlisgton; by Johnson's.
brother who was an officer in the 1
142 New York Infantry, who was
killed in the battle July 30, 1864.
Motion pictures for which the num-
5i oi i" '"B" " '-
dreds will be a portion of the histori-
Diego Exposition in 1915. The photo-
play they make up will be presented
eacn oay in tne state ounoing. n tens
the story of New Mexico's develop-
ment from the early days of the In-
dian through the Spanish occupation
by Coronado in 1540, the cession to
the United States and the develop-
ment since statehood was acquired.,
Free passses representing ten mil -
n miles of travel and valued at more
an s.-unnnn iCM.ihto,i tn
lion
than S340.000 were distributed
J4.UUU Dersons Dv the l.nmsvillp .
Nashivlle and the Nashville, Chattan- lansas ut Journal- i
ooga & St. Louis railroad during 1913 H, jn anm . IV, ,
according to a report submitter to the L"",,"," fvrfa ' npare Mr
Senate last week by the Interstate orga n did not even tell President
Commerce Commission, whose inves- rw- w. P t0 CW
ligation was in response, to a Senate "sh.-Chicago News.
resolution, in its report criticizing the T. ,, , . f
free distribution of transportation as 1 .Th? e?t J? woman , !uffa,Se in
a menace "to the institutions of a free c,dent "hP tt2f wV0t o,hunli"1
people." nature in President Wilson, after aD,
Governor Blease of South Carolina
will not let the Georgia troops travel A Chicago man has disappeared at
over the least bit of South Carolina ter paying his gas bill. No use stick
soil on their way to encampment. The nK around and starving to deatL
national guardsmen of Savannah and Memphis News-Scimitar..
Elbertson, who had planned to follow .
routes to Augusta that would have "Some men," said Uncle Ebea,
taken them into South Carolina have "don't wear their Sunday clothes often
to select other routes though it be a enough to keep f'um lookin' funny
great inconvenience. The second reg- when dey gets dressed up." Wasa
iment of North farnlina trnm.c i.-;n inert on Evenine Star.
attempt to pass through regardless of
oiease s oraers, unless they receive Aiier me xuexican peons get their
instructions from the war department la"ds, their troubles will not be over
not to do so. It will be necessary for them to get
, , , someone to work land3 for them. Se-
SuDDOSed to have been drowned, nftlo Pne.Tntrl!inon
identified, buried and the grave
marked by a gravestone, James Mc -
Kinnon, the owner of a 700-acre
ranch near Hartline, Wash., a large
ranch iear Red Deer. Alberta, and a
""ulu"1 ottuum apjieureu in
Spokane last week to the surprise of
his relatives and friends. A mans
body Which was identified as Mk'in.
non s was taKen irom tne river some
time ago and buried. When McKin-
non heard about it he left his ranch
which was in a romoto nlapo and irunt
- .- - r- -..v. .....v.
t0., e "is bankers know that he was
still living so his property would not .
be disposed of.
Plans to completely restock all
trout streams and lakes throughout i
the national forests of Colorado. Wy-
oming and South Dakota, within a
period of nine years, are well under
way, as the result of the approval byi
the federal bureau nf fisheries f a
plan of operation prepared by the for-'
..cu fiuuuocu m luiiusii uie necessary r;:
fish dry for distribution to the vari-1 Mnph , j; . x . . i
ous forests, the shipments of fry toLrSSMalteirt11
h Hired oiioH. eo.'u proiessional pesimists, busine on-l'
waters to ho forked .71, 1"
as possible may ho nnliod f i
c"irai ?oml- Ane. Panting of all fry
win De oenormeo bv forost ntficors
who will keep close check on the re- ",ng a g0oa ?m1
suits of the work. Tt, (i .
,
Best Dianjhoea Remedy.
If you have ever used Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea1
Remedy you know that it Is a sue-
cess. Sam F. Guln. Whatlov.' Ala .
cTuS in tnf rameaS ttUed
St? stomal "Ha' bTweli! ?JS
an awful time, and had It not been
-,rhw eriaiLC,1C' C,Iel:a 8' d'
2l fl C0UId Dot pos-
srtbly have lived but a fo,w hmira
""s"! ui mus id tins remeay.
am TITIOW well and Btrnnir" Vnr
sale by all dealers.
A HINT TO MOTHERS
The following from An tvAmiiu ia
pertinent to this season of the year: t,.i,, , , . . t
"The mother who allows a sixteen-The troHbI? th th Colonel doubt
year old daughter to float around the it?! aIlthatThe cMt asso
twonshio in a ton buerv until 5 nn ?late editor. It was too much like bo
rn, with a counterfeit Bnnrt f i
jaw and weaker morals, merely opens
aoor 10 gnei ana disgrace. If you
don't know what rnmnanv trn
kooDB nr what time nf tk. :.u. u
- r -- - v.. i,,c iiigui, one i
lurna in, your roar when the gossips
Bcb uuoy wm Bouna aDout as pathetic
as the wheeze from a jew's harp.
"The girl who insits on spooning
with everybody in the corporate limits
ought to be backed into the woodshed
and relieved of the
tion with a No. 1 slipper laid careless
iy across tne nipiets. We had sooner!,. " , r. i'f re'"on to i,
see a eirl kiss a hlind chnot th,k . lfe nd the life of religion is to sroc
wire fence than have her change part-
ners six nights a week in. the front!
nnrlnr with tk i n
r " - . " jiii.3 turiieu luw. iv
IS harder tn mum ntr o hoc
been pawed over by every yap in the
community than it is to fatten a sheep
on ninoannle ie
"There are lots of weak-minded pa-
lenw wno are going up against the.""""""
judgment day with about as much
show as a cross-eyed girl in a beauty
ShOW and their Phildran will riu
and call them blessed with the enthu
siasm ot a one-legged man at a club
dance. 4 bank acontint. will maV. nn., i
well. Try it.
Ctud of Indigestion.
Mrte. SldJe P. Clawann TJl.'r,.
Pa., was bothered with ndc,t
"My stomach pained me night and
oay, sne wntes. "I would! feel
bloated and hare
belehflng after eating. I also suf
fered from conetlnatinn nr 4.i.-
ter had used Chlam.berlaln'a' Tablets
and they did hor an mnrli
that aha eav me a few1 doses of
mem. ana laslstod upon my trying
them. They helped m as nothing
else h&s done." For sale by all
dealers. ,1.1 i i
SHORT PARAGRAPHS PICKED l
i HERE AND THERE j
I OO many nice uuu vrue uiings nayj
So many nice and true things havt'
Deen saiu in praise 01 oeimwr noot, j4
view of his retirement from public lif.
that it may seem ungracious to add
n-oknKN ho cnnM tint tin.,. I."
.cuv.j.. ---- " uegj
re-elected to the Senate had he decided
to try. Springfield Republican,
,
London has 19,000 policeman; and
Sylvia can back them all off the board,
Memphis Commercial Appeal. ,;
Grain dealers are looking ahead on
account me piuapetir ui a uig Wheal
crop and already contracts are bein
November and December and even foi ' '
winter storage in bottoms in this cih!
Buffalo Commercial. f
i
i Under advice of his physician, thu
Colonel has cancelled two dates, neith '
ef which, however, in 1916. Washin f
ton Post. t
i I
' .TheB 2 2.. V
r' ?J?t! llm eh J a,pth'?n
Not a word from them about PerkL-u
since T. R. delivered his broadside.-J
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1 Life without hope is like a house
without a roof.
I
Most people are willing to do their
amy as tney see it.
1 Even an artist may be be able to
Aver,. ;i s. c ,
The millenium. like most entA 1
things, is no hurry about showing nek" i
I I' I
C, ....u j- u, , f I
uuiin. men nuuiu UH3 VOUng U IBe? i 1
were compelled to work for a livJn 1
!
Unless a man has scored at least 1 ,
t" " Me t0 aPPreciat I
' ' "
Tf tatoa i. I 1
r X rtif?06 "
fjLfaJ editor ' eVen " " '
Wn
. . ... - . . '
,! 1 88 far hasn. BhoV '
tinues. to mprove under the Wilson
,aaministratlonV . .
Eternal vil?i,anp, is t no nt
" . . - r-
Juue uuesn t cnarge me jury
cfier?l"Ch " l8Wyer ChargeS the
- Many I".an who. knowa that there
lA rooJ" tt the. P Slts down and wait
,lor lne eievator.
Society may have invented by
foTorTt ff B,"rfad and WanteI
In Mex5co nbody seems to want to
be president -that is, with Villa,
m (inn ti.. j.u
We couldn't conceive of a worse civ
il War than Civil war amnno te Tricll
This moan, trtn thnt .l,.t tl. ntie.
DODUlation of tha ITnitod Steto. wilt
I enlist.
.,n vice president
FROM SWEDENBORG
The Decalogue teaches what evils
;
aic
Cod is Good Itself and the cnne.4 !
of all good. ' &J
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n,... j i
, T .r . , "'
Ail tk. i , .. . a
. . . . ... .ft,
P18" to ,shun evils as si A.
and tieht against them on frnm hinw
. "
Sell.
,. .,"'. , .
'.. ese K0. fellows in order; spir-
ltual Ood in tha hicrhest mnral irnmt
s the mediate, and civil good is the
Civil good is that which a man doesf,.
in cnnfnrmiir tn oivil lour kn this '
good, and according to it, he is a citi-r
zen in the natural world.
Moral ennd ia that which o man '
'does in conformity with spiritual Jawj
land U tkSa I 1: j. 14 i
he is a citizen in the spiritual world..
EXCUSES FOR "SMLIM;.,, S
Somebody's wedding. 1
Somebody's birthday. , I ; (
Somebody's new suit.
Somebody's promotion t
Somebody's inheritarce.
The birth of some)ody's baby.
Somebody's retujfl- Detroit
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