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.Render Unto Caesar the Things that are Caesar's. Unto G-cd. Qcd's-
fl.CO Per Year.Ta Advance.
VOL. III.
DUXX, HARNETT CO., THURSDAY, MAY 25. 1S93.
NO. 14.
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.!- only lately !tapl of Sir,
; I I' :n r'l.nMy tol l,
ir p i ptjc:it-nifa ani m.a.i-r7 rtj.
I -hink. I .-:ixht to 4ton a; this.
:i.V -ny nhi-'i mot to mi of him.
V'l.cii aiae.t tht mxZUiT wr.-Cao.
',ini:iii'i wu a,lvaac"i in y-ari.
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THZ P233 OD THE STATE-
The fl lowing essav on "rhe
P a a rneas of Develop! ur the
U source- : a State" iva read at
t..e rncnt nieeuiti-j of the N'.rtn Caro
l;na Press Association. It is pub
. li-iut-d now in re-pone to requests
f-, .M '..--r n-'s of ihe Sta'e and
" uJi'ar
as ; is . :i . e na.u.eJl eoiuoriu mau
it-- v s .
" MaivvJl-- -w,!Xr( a :
feV f-.t e ! (1 -)' i,.- a ivi.ru f. (.,n
tained tiie ni -i f. ni?e soil; it h-d a
variel-v of clima,iucUding the most " general - - ? ...j ...u c .,,..
.eniah i s mountains were of ..; trough ,r the Soaih-that every ; vest of the sea; usmmerals and pre-. ioM a3 to the racrit3 a:id merits of
.ize; it had vllev of exceed ng love- Plon. e ery bank; aim ,st every ; u-y hives of its ; candidate fr.m tneir districts. But
line.s- i' cenerv j t,e "randest business and manufacturing entr- ! lactones, Us scnooU and ctihege this plan Wou' I only pmvitie a make
upon the fare of the earth." In ' its !-ise K a portion of the adverti, ng f other tfrngs of w.ieh we may ' shift. Perhaps th. true reme-iy mav
. .....Minmsof the home rew-n.ner. ' el! be proud, and nope to be proud- be fuuncl in an cxtei.oi of 'he civ-
lo.-esrs were i;te u:osi, ornaiaenia.
. , , x
n i my j-kii i i- v 2 m v i i ai im- u i i
among Ms rock the most precious of
x .in4ai!V(ir
i ani silver.
mit era!; there was go .
ci.ai and iron, granite and even pre-
cius tones.
liut of what value wan ail this pro-
fu-eedtuof nature while the emu-
try wa- peopled o?ily by savages ?
Mr.ce t:.e dawn of "creation it had
ielde nothing of permanent vaju;;
tie winur n,w and the summer
u:w saw little change. Cov,parel.
ni:ii t :;e present u-es of men tliese
fertile fielJs were as deserts fr aii
their products were as llowers that are
born to "blush uneen.
Well, this 1-ind I seak of remain- s
cd io be advertise ?.. and its first ad-
vertier was 'hn-topher Columbus,
In its r;atu-a! resources the America
of his day was the America of our
dav hur'fr hold how changed I The
art -f printing had been invented a
litrle wuile before the discovery of
this new worjd. but the press as that
w.rd i now significant, was not yet
born.
It wa some turee ana a na4r centu-
ries before the gold of California. tte
silver of Nevada, the copuer of Mon-
tana. iecane known t the worM, and
- j r.. Wo-f a
l l 1 r ri"e Chores of this rountv
e' ; ' ,i. n'd
when i Jamestown was oun ;
Mr U a.ter Ua,eig i en . . c
UI.WO wna. uu. ,c
It i wi'hin the memorv of u all
- , . . -
tor it was during tha decadi taat ..
proceeded aie tai,ina u. uc niCi' ca! la these remarks-we should
s:s that vtrlou. part, o tue nite t v 4 a akJnot e of anew en-
Mates had au enormously rapid ,,ruu
. , . r
VWiOr. mailt SO rapid anu Hi u uuc.
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a time that even to the . p.-gresiye
, . ' - . . . 1 t
modern American it seemed almost,
n.dS ( ;.e e:tv in the South i a;d
r" ua've doubled it population live
t tenet in ten v."ar. wirle one in the
"est increased t popula iou some
11 ve
i!iuari'i cent.
. w l 3;n:u;t io yoa t iat tnese
imi i'tHil.1 -ty, !ave tven acc -na-
prUhci wit.ttmt the rn I era press,
:ind v. miraole of ;:ties built : a
day hail its foundation or main reli- i I repeat e cannot b';ty persls
it.ee on that .her miracle the tent. VV"e -can turn t'.ie atteation of
Press. If.teed. s;u-h i4 u;e nec'tv
of tlie new-j.apar in deve?ouin the
resource- of n Star.e or a part of v
io"Ta-ouu-trs re-'ar-i a new na-
T T 1 t
per as an e-ejitial . a-.d, a ueeary
afij.mcr. of their e:ver, ri e. . Tliey
'ablivi the aw-paper shortly after
layin- otf the town ' lots and charge
its ex.ene ac-:oi;it on tne D)evS ot
t!ie Ian I a i l d .velopmont or.njaiy.
The
town-b-hW. there fore. Iokr:
upon Mivf tre-5 1 as
;n r in p- nt
o!
necssetvto the bank, the school-
hou-e. the chu-'-h and the otiur con-
cominaMons or jres,i ve vtllaze reacl1 the blue vault heaven it-elf; Con-ress. A few men are deoendeu ! are Pa terued after the Machias type,
r tow N t nly tla. rrnt tli-se j l! n'y rivers as taey seek the set. al4)n tu see. that measures are cor The Navv continues'to be some
to wu builders had nreviousiv- paid . sometimes, disidayi n the : capricious . rtctIv framed' but the pressure of! ,rhi-. -t.,r.." m," nvPf tu rHntW
tribute to the press, an I in the news-
f the I ar eeitie .hail present -
papers
ed th- ndv mta-es of therr own par-
i.,,.,!;.,.. j
Herore tl-e town is fruit while ! containing in greater xsriety than pr to be cat42nt, w(Ul Resent con
there are but stakes to mark otf the an-v ulher Stat. in tiie American L'ti j ditions and that they are so is iHf to
own lotM- the modern town builder j ion the masterpieces of the vegetable ; lIie fac: tiey are Muiou-pure snails-reconiz-s
the p-e-s as an aid in de- wfhl; its varied and delightful eli-j meru In sorae qu3rters it is ar-tied
i - . w i - : mirp: Its srt!Hrv beautiful in ihe '.!... . i,,: ui.. , - ..i- .
veiopii tne res u c s ol a is section.
After the town is built the people
i
fiereU reo-n-z- the value of their
home newspaper bv the most liberal
. i i r . .- . i .it
I'atr fi 3 J" ; a IO i noLJ.ee lU ai SUJII
town- ir .the West and X -rth what I
. i-i - )i-
Whir, is 'lia or ssUt mav b- liken-
- - -
e,i lo a mtiltiplicatio-, of the human
voice; and if the pres of .,r'u Car-
i
"hhi'r its full duty, there are
thouta ds of voice every day and ev-
er-v l,r' ciilrair.g in w'.ioU or in
part the manifol-l advantages of this
X'nrth State.
I be'ieve in the press. I frilieve
to th cidef means of developing
the resources of the Stale for it is
t!ie M.urje of information, the guide
of 1' - readers, their counsellor and
;ht:r f::-nd.
An invention locked up tn the
braiil "f E,im is without present
value, a mountain of iron or a bed of
H-d i of '-ie consequence until it
made known t the world. Then
d..es it become valuable, and where
nature ha- deposited her favors in
muoli profu-ion there does man baild
the city adorn his ho:ce. erect a
school Louse, build a church, and
rm support
ciiliza,i-'n hai another fi
, i . .
where he places anotLer muestuno
ln the path ol progress
Arid is ab-
. T . ,
telv certain tiiatth-progress the
r- 0 -
deeu.pment of the community, is
r.ext to impossible without the her-;
lalding and trumpeting of the pres..;
Now. what have we as North Caro ;
Una journalist, to do in the -way of
develooing the resources of our
Sta.e i We :. iVe much to do for our
suiriciently known iu
or
abroad.
M..reove- it U sife to sav
"
if niif nsr ii.i:.rrs i
io nothlno-.
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. not:
i.;n,T rii he done To Co practi-
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t.ir,,r,e to convev lurorgn our rm-
r-
,.,.h ;nff,"oin ?s wd! If a i
- - -,
to a better cultivation of the soil and
w "-k
Stae than our ov-. fur vr- are all
fedow citizens of a, great and beauti
commonwealth, and the welfare o
every part of it is our welfare ti-.
la all matters of thin 'believe
in pe-i-;eu'r. -tnfe i poc a
t.er aiaes no iin;?ref;fn un a rc.
but multitude of drops jof water
w?ar awav a :.ot t-i anv stone.
neop.e to a criren tifueet ! tnat ma.
; be oly temporary: but by
our osvn
persistence ar repeated! cif rt
we can txenpel people to think about
And tii'3. to my m:ad. should
? nvr bedost sitiht -it. it will sue-
; cee ',m the principal of the adver -
ti-er that -keeping ev-riastia-'y at
it brin success. j
I beseech yon as North Carolinians
to show your reverence and your ab
miration for this zr and Ol 1 rotate
' s majestic mountain, that
, . wru uue Cion.i aivt ee:n at ttmes m
; Wl a cio.i i, au-i o
; oy of playful nature and in snm-
1 1-'laces iilin'z to tv Itarn-ssed so
i their power may be transmitted
to the needs of -i m ; Us noble forest?
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! shness of sprin- a.d still more .j
, , . , , r
; beantuut, perhaps tu tne golden au-j
' tuma tiai- it3 'versed produ-ts of j
hp sou i.s 'Sitton tie Ms and bright
i tohacco, its trucking industry. it3lbaCto eaIl upoa legislators when
! fmits. iu3 Ssfi and cvsfers the hari
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cr yet. L.?t, then, sound the praises
of thU St.ve with no uncertain sou-?d;
ao1 tn fulsome ways, bat in trudi, in
. .... t-
t rank ness m all sincerity. . r
Ha b nk. edi!or of the Winston Sen-
tinel.
1'rOnonnced IIop?!ejs Yet
nom.a.et.er wn..en oy .u.s. aua
E. Hurd. of Groton. D.. we quote :
"Was taken uith a bad cold, which ' .
settled on my Lung, cough set in
ari.l r -i ' i- (opmi"I'3ti in 1 Cl in TT! H-
r
uon. rou' oociors Sae m sv -
icg I could live but a short time. 1
gave myself urto my Saviour, deter -
mined if I 'could not stav with my
tnends on eartn, i wotua meet m
ab-ent ones ab4ve. My husband was
advised to get Dr. King's Ne Di-
overv for Consumption, Coughs and
r , , - , - i ; - T,
V'lVi T. A A I U h te t t. 9 VOVi 4 A-A k i
bntles u ba3 cared me- acd
thani God I am iiow a well and
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u"il.' o.ua. xwj.i wktC3
Harper & Hool s Drugstore, regular..: u-..mimanrir e rene-a' of1
; m loa - accompanying repea.
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:
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE
. Aavin- qualified as Administrator
of J, S. Suggs, deceased, late of Har -
Uef. ount v. N. C. this is to notify
' all persons having claims' against
t the estate of said deceased to exhib -
. - i i.Si.:.i..l : I . .
it tnem to U;e undersignea on or oe-
. . - .
lore tl:e 1 iU day ol April. i?J4, or
i ,.i..i AtL.r . ,AV.r -i .xiv
wuu uokit-x: v: icu.
their recovery. All persons indebu
ed to said estate will please make
ThU irth h,
uutu.awc j
r ISO- V'Crr&ir
ofApril, lc?Do, b.r.MAw,
Ailm'r.
UFJB -i LETTZB.
ihere hanl'v a nfrtn of nat:n-
aI irnpurtaCc wiucu would b tccreiKv tor
. 2ia,f:v we'coaied
:he reat non
, tne eektr.2 mass of r.he people in
-: ,-x cuua:rv than that whiea ct'a!d
: k, or-il u brtnr, h,n
c nL;resionaI iiiaeLivitv: in the mat
ter of patronage. 5r -fun rr.v. :hatl
has control of itself surfers more be- j Cl are ta lour iutri-cias ror-cau-e
of foo!is!i and tnetfective leis-! Pedo tr . the armored cruir
Wt:on thafd.es this ord;uar;!y-bus:-1 :ae . uri 1 battle-ship Teaa. and
ness like fra-aent of the .cbej dynamite cruiser No 2. author-
: verv ve.ir there tsserubl
this
es tn
City a national ciu:re-s elected os
j Leasive;y to make such laws as wil
j resupa iri tiie greatest number, but
; whose Urne is la-elv devoted to tf -
. fort to cure fur constituents urof-
itable or otiierwUe desirabl
aao
m tne ovur. meut service.
T e re-
ten seen in tae workaceouiulished b
leil in the work aefomoi is.hetl in
overwork is often too mncii tor- faiUl
ible huaia3ity and half-digested leis
lation fdloivs. A lare proportion
of Senators autl Representatives ap-
mi. iuore uesiruu.e s.a e ui axia i.
C(;uM be creaiej ltv an aumeu: be-
tween tke ExecuSive aa.i the Cabinet
not to KCiyiZ2 Congressmen who
1 , , . , .
:icwuiiu:.ruh wutu ajpn.icuis,
. , - ?
, iUServic rules so as to include.
' every government empdoye. and 'Lis!
; en!a-cuieat 0f civil service ref.rm
; might relive its critics at present
complaint
j i The leaders in . Cungress and the
i administration are trying to come to
an understanding as to the policy of
the next Congress, by wJiich they
i can avoid danger of party-c jnliict on
: she motie, question and sectire anit- u reallv looki as if Tammanvs
; eii ac,i(,a OQ several important n!4,,Hrp -J t'h ft w tn r lim.t.'d
ions which will p-esent themselves.
; j
is asserted bv those ho hve :
i .1 . . i
oeen mort active in me matter tuat
; ajrreement wdl be reached on the
nJu-dreadeii money question The
' m of the Congress has been
! ... .ip-.Mp Hpti:? and!
r.a h f,,r h-trmonv r pirnrs !
: taine,i. It is about deuaiteiy settl-
fid tha: :be extra ie3sioa of Conzressj
; wiU b Uea f sniadle of Sep-!
1 f
tembcr.
It is said to be the present under-j
f -nn.jj n,7 tj ,at t he ci jmnr om' se o-on- i
; annuing .uat lue ojajproujc p.o
osition to dispose of the stiver ques-
I the Sherman law with the real of the
10 per cent, tax on state bank cur- ;
rency will reeeive the san-tiun of the
administration, and that the n-.en in
Congress who are fightiaj against
1 any contraction of the currency will
' be satisfied to let go of silver if, they
jean et the state currency, riefiy,
J there are lour things ,h:ch it is the
oesire ui kue ucm.uc iea iei-
! - L , j-
cue coming a-.e$ saouiu anjose .
j j
I are the repeal of the federal election
' laws, the levy of an income tax. the
; r- nf ih Sh.m.n !w and of th
.- -
tax on state feank curreccv and a re
vision of the tariff, making a reduc-
Hon of duties all along the liae.
"a'd be io-iaued to the three gua
boar audsnb -marine torpedo boats
author: z-d by the la-t Congress. So -retarv
Herbert ha- nowever. author
t!..
ctinstructioa of nine
nf vee;-of war. Thev am all
SE'U but they hel; t move us alon
' Ve or n racc w1" P
' i- -1 k i ' ii w . lllA4
- I er3 u Eae wor u
Tlfi extra vessel
public has apparently lost
! to oe otnstruited by the act of
I LS-5 Secretary Herbert's decision
I oa Uic the three new gua-
boil: U expected in a tew days. The
i tttiiues of riye dirfVrent Hips hare
I -r.tareii. One of these calls
! for the oid-fashicnrd petl tie wheel
ior spcc.a't service in the shaihw
wattrs of Chinese rivers, another calls
! lur :l cutPPsl-e 3iia;c ana me otaers
announced jurpose of the Secretary
- 1 to refuse extended leaves 'for busi-
ness purposes to Xavy otticers in the
future, and notwithstanding the far
rtaehi rg nature of th decision, there
are many oilicers who are open in
their commendation commecdatio
of the new order of things.
There is an entertaining program
of socio-otlicial obseivarrces in -stor
for the next three weekv First, the
Government will be otferig hospi
tality to the Spanish royalty in the
person of tne Infanta Eululie. A
state dinner will be given the prin
cess and her aaite Z the White.
iltu?e.
I're'deut .Cleveland, xa'd
thing ! re!v : "I do unr, k
good
. .
oije v,l" ,a-1
more
I jut now." It'
wearily out of his souih window
j every morning at iLe oroau rotom c,
! fnitf the odor of the woods ar.d bank-
er for a little sport with rod and
reel. Gen, Wade Hampton and Con
gressman Amos Camming have been
recently whisperng alluring tales in
to bis ears fi da tales.
; to the ra;)tJ courSe,
Senator Hill is said to have his
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year;i' foCUi
j
Specimen Case
S. H. 'Clifford. New Cassel. Wis.,
WJW troubled with Neuralgia and
p. nm . . fm,-h Attnr
Kheumatism. bis Ntomacii w3 disr-
! dered, h'ii Liver was atfected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
and he was terribly reduced in 9esU
and strength. Three bottles of Elec-
! tric Otters cureil him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisbur. 111
; aiu runnu, wu uls
j eight year3 standing. Uusinz three
r u:. f r
, bottles of Electric Bitters and seven
; boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and
cU le. u sound and welL John
! Catawba, had fira Janre
- MfcUl AJ T
Fever sores on his leg; doctors said
h w incarab'a.. On bottle Eiee
! trie Hitters and one box Buck'en'S
Arnica Salva cured Ma entirely
5oM bv Barier & iIot1 Druggi.C '
: f
Wildrefl Ury ICf rllCnerS UiSICrCL
iuereditable,
Withm a year Lss s ' 4 .
gef.era.iV
-p pjtd
T ., v.CC -'uiC. U. --. U-iv-.-. -- J
It will py you to advertijc
in
tuc '.atruna j;e
i.e 'r;s:r! oj.
.-.lure cicv itli pved :rcc:s,
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