8alel«h,X.C.,8**.12,'04.
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tr- wu
They are of great inter—t to
the peopfc of the State gtacrally
and of especial Hgallriari to
V ••Mala g—ttomea issMtog la
some of the eastern counties..
They will probably noarluce
tbs latter that the white children
ot Rorth Carolina are getting oti
putty well in the matter of the
expends—of retool (node in
their interest. 4 L
'Yv! Poring tbs udmmlstabtk— ot
Uorsmor Ko-eM (1887-1901)
the total iirll*Mlt nfsTpsmlllui—
far bttBdhMr pabtte school boas—
la North CaraUaa amoontsd to
- the total of *199,122.90.
Paring the pee—at sdmhitstTs
i %i«H« of Governor Ajcock (which
has four months yet to ran)
■ot to include any —pal—
. , the total so far, hi 9462,286.68
The whole amount does not fa.
dads the soon ties of lredefl. Or
Ufa Madison, Haywood aad
Forsyth, which have not yet
sent in their reports for 1904.
dirtied as folio we:
In 1687—far whites..$80,60S.68
la 1887—far blacks.- .#1(1007.61
Total lor 1887..—$47,171.24
la 1898—whites..41,823.34
..12,117.26
In 1888—whites._.42,237.58
la 1888—blacks._15.001.84
■■ . MPT OOB KO
In 1900 whites—.814117.86
la 1900—blacks..9,498.68
booses built Mflb year until
1909. and ttmion ao osmimte
ttateueateaabe mad* for the
yean prior to that date.' ■■ -
Dunne the year 1909 there
were a total of 829 new «cbool
boaeea erected. la 1909 there
were 347 see (wilding*.
Ia 1904 there bare been 999
reported to date, with other* to
hear from, which e| brine the
aaaiber ap to 890 or taora
,' vTbe value of than buikHnjpi
of lata years baa faxswaaed pto
porttoanfoljr, the haildbies brine
better and costlier than formerly.
In 1899, tha total mine otall
the school property in the Mate
was f1,007,504,00.
Ia 1909 the total value bad
inrrnaaedto 91,699.808.00-an
increase of *532,239.00, or ao
nrernge annual Increase of f 117,.
418.00 The total now prob
ably approaches *1,730,000.
Luewxam.
A weak stomach nalwM lit*
mao. be—a It cannot tmne
iorro the food he eats into uour
tlhwei II—1th and strength
cannot he restored to any sirk
nr wmk won—a without tfrwt re
xtoring health nn«l Strength to
thaaknenacb. A weak stomach
cannot digest enough food to
tMdthatfiao— and revive the
thned and ran down Uroba and
organa of the body. KodolDvs
panala due digest* what you
eat,d—mm oad strength tm* tbs
glaoda and membranes of the
stomach, oad ear— indigestion,
Dyspepsia and all etomaen trou
ble*. SoW by W. L. Field*.
5 Free Scholarships
—mtkibt
CLAREMONT ffMALE COLLEGE
AFTLT AT OWCC.
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- .•Hiaaie'eeH CkiwknfiiB i Oaf Uaat.
gfhrMMtkutt ywn uditbu
rBeaf isesdiaimenMi H W*Mj.
. Metso, low*. Toe
a Rood frianri «l»
wtttaaaagfc er**otd. It al
waj* a*onU quick mM wad la pi***,
•at to taka. IWsafchy Sir. Sea. 1).
Knringto* tad On. Bitaa aad Bhs.
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IVER JOHNSON REVOLVERS.
M kN> MMHD ItWJL |
V:' Mk| at Ntt VML j
Ur. W. DeB. McEeaohin left tor
Charlotte Friday afternoon.
Mm. FeimW Bgnwsy, o< Mon*,
roe, visited at Or. A. W. Rawer**
Friday.
Miss Hanoi* Hemphill and
Mrs. W. D. James mtnroed from
Baltimore Friday morning.
Mis* Bailie MeDnogaM return
ed frost Baltimore Friday morn
!■*.
l>r. Jew Bostick, of Troy, spent
several days in the city last
Bice. J. K: Waddell and daugh
ter, of Qedartown, (M., am start
ing her sod, Mr. J. T. WaddelL
Mr. J. L. Holland’s ne *• adver
tieemeot appears in to-day pa
per.
Mr. A. L. Jann in attending*
meet ing ol the Bankers Assort
| ntfoti in New York this! week.
• Mrs. Rose line returned front
j Charlotte, where eh** visited her
'son’s family.
Mrs. Colds and daughter, Uies
Clare, are visiting relative* nfe
Red Springs.
Mr*. (Sox left Tuesday evening
for an extended visit to rela
tive* In Western North IforoHnn.
Miss MhmW McKinnon left re
ceatiy for Scotland Neck, N. C..
to teach in tbe Graded School at
that pine*.
Miss Emma Harris, who be*
been visiting Mies Lodia Peden,
left Friday afternoon for bor
home in Abbeville, ft. P.
See tbe display advertisement
of Mr. U. C. Iytcta in this issue.
He is agent lor the New Sonth
Hoy Press.
Ur*. Stephen Rosier and Mis*
Minnie Rosier of Lumbertoo
came in Friday lor • few days
stay at Mr. Ed. Bochanon.
Ur. and Mrs. 8. EL Olbeoo and
child reu left Tuesday for dark
ton to visit the family of Mr.
Thad. J. Fletcher.
Mr. 8. B. Bundy, a former citi
sen of this place, but wbo has been
Bring at Monroe for a number uf
yean, was here Tuesday with
relative*. He is traveling for the
International Harvesting Ma
chine Co.
A tenaut bouse on Mr. A. F.
Patterson place wee burned Fri
day morning. Tbe occupant,
Gilbert Thom peon, colored, loot
all he bad except a water bucket
and on axe. If Thomson’* gun
and dug wen burned it was in
deed a great loss.
Thomas Wade, swell thought of
colored msu who Urn* near 01b
aon, had tbe misfortune to lose
hy Are Tuesday night his barn,
two males, one on* horse-wagon
OB terming utensils nod bed. The
•re is supposed to be the work of
come miscreant.
In naming the officers of the
Scotland County Having Bank
last week Tnn Rxctusok was In!
error n* to Mi* view-presidency;
It should have been Mr.
Mark Morgan instead of Judge
Need.
The reports of the First Ha
tfc/oal Hauk of Laurintioig and
Tbe Bank of Gibson appear in
Tnn EteaiAXor this week. Both
of these most cxcBcnt f nanrfnl
institutions of Beotiand county
are under the managsmint of
capable and experienced officers
and dbwetors, and furnish ante
and ample bonking facilities for
Ike entire county.
_ . _ _
«BMi KWS ITEMS.
Ur. J. P. Gibaoo. of Bennett*
villa, 8. C., waa in town laet Bats
onlay.
Mb* loira Perry left but Toe*
day morning tor LouUbarg FV
male Collage. ,
Urs. J. II. Mcllwliwo returned
from Jack eon Springe Uat Toe*
day night. liar aiatar, Mr*
Hemingway, came with her.
Mine .Our* Baker, of Ben
Ofatterille, 8. C., Uiea May Oli
ver, of Marion, H. CL, have beeu
rial ting Mre. J. H. Mcllwiaen.
Mm. W. r. Gitieoa, want to
Jar.keon Spring* luat Tneedhy
morning. We hope ebewin eoon
be better.
Miaa Blanche Morrta, of Ban
nettevilU, bae been vkiting Miaa
Lonoia Wright.
Miaa Mamie Uilwoo lean*
Tneeday morning for IJttleton
Female College.
Miaa Lorn- Gibaon hue Uwq
rial ting lmf afeter. Mm. J. 0.
Breeden, of Bennatt#rille.
MUa Kali Smith, of Uocking
haro, la vlmtlng Mm. R J. Gile
aon.
We an glad to hoar that Mr*.
Orr ia too proving.
Ulna l.ucy Woodnll left lust
Tuesday morning for tier home
ia Raleigh.
Mr. and Mr*. Tom Hunter, of
Beooettevllle, spent Sunday in
town with her mother, Mrs.
Edith Gibson.
Mr*. Rebeoea Gibson, who baa
bean ill for several months, died
at her home Sunday morning.
Mines Annie Qibeon left Friday
morning tor Greensboro. N. (X
momii sail
Hr .TtrUm at aa ceccattoa directed
tome Mihnknl km tto tfeperfar
nutctlto Buoweonv iaanar
Uoala which W. 8.0. & Hehiaam.
Mtom oi tto Vka Ketimel Saak at
Wtoahwtaa, N.& wmatoiatMaaeMn.
M* J. Covtaftoe wac cWtot, I wOT
ea Motolur tto Sid day at October.
lWM, aTfv o'clock 1C at tto Coon
Home door at Wcntlccd comty, ek to
Beotload. 8toto cl Kbrth CatSS^aH
tolas tto wood lead m tto Mi*. 8.1.
Omtogtoa tenet, «mr edhccmtul Leo
dabatg and decetfbcd as fallow*.- IW
fteatoseomet scar toad ilMibiwk
oeD. O. Batbirtcefe Bar, rnnolc*
ttoacotaa eoethieesrty dbmSnc h,
S£SSSSSSltSS.°SX
with Cot- tad tooeck;
'op tto little branch t»
eo tto atfll whh
deccHbed tract
aadBItv eetm,
Tliec ol male li o'clock 11. '
TVrnwolcala.OMh.
Tbfanrd day olScpt. 19*1.
W. D. McLADHJB..
MtoHB Hmtfaad enoety
A f**w«r br Oxi
The pilb that Mr* potent lit
their action aai! ploaeent in ef
bet are beWitte Little Early
Bier*. W. B. rhUpot, ot Albany,
Qtt., eaye: "During a biflou* at
tack ItooK one, Tjuiall a* ft
whm it did n* more good than
calomel, bice dumb or any other!
pill I mrnr took and at the name
bee the eOeot we* pUeseaN”
Little Early Uieers ace certainly
gad ideoi pill.” Bold by WTlL
Field#.
FayetteriHe, Bepteuiber 10.—
There era* a great reunion of
retemaa to-day at Raeford, with
the Camp of Cumberland and
Cusp Ryan of Robeeoa. From
two thoaaaad to three tbooaand
were pmeeat. Major.!. W., Me.
LaughJIrj gracefully in trod need
the orator of the day, Hon. B. R.
Lacy, State Treaearer, who de
livered aa eloquent addreee of an
hour. Tb reteraaa wee* then
hivftad to dimer at ataMeta the
academy cad mother waaeemd
to Ua* crowd la the grow*. At
towwwin UpriWM lowtlup
of veteran* praefcled over bp
Oaptote A. D. MoOiB, wan
tor of OualMriMid Camp, who
aodeaa«Mril«6 apeioh. R*
norfcs wm mad* bp Bar. Bow
fto Moon*, Copfein W. EL Me
Lewrfo, Captafa J. Jf. CtorrU,
Major J. W. MiltoWhHo, d. H,
tfjr roverand other*. At to'
toetfam of oftotre Copula MeOIll
wm re ejected erttomoetor, Bod
L IL WllllniM, *ljat*nt. MwUc
wooforwiebed bp the HopeMMe
lllmwMprMeienriooier
UnAOaoUjUw^ j
SOFT CORE
Like the running brook, the
red blood that flow* through
the veins has to come from
somewhere.
The springs of red blood are
found in the soft core of the
bones called the marrow and
some say red blood also comes
from the spleen. Healthy bone
marrow and healthy spleen
are full of fat
Scott's Emulsion makes new
blood by feeding the bone
marrow and the spleen with
the richest of all fats, the pure
cod liver-oil.
For pale school girls and
invalids and for ail whose
blood is thin and pale, Scott's
Emulsion is a pleasant and rich
blood food. It not only feeds
the blood-making organs but
gives them strength to do
their proper work.
—■sb3c“~
How la W Plump
Uoatpaopla ooeetaaetly Phflrr from
toaaaof epinlU:. eepechtUy (pry biwldiat,
aa MP|ri*Mmet tnete In tbe month, low
•ptrtta. IrrUaiblbtJ. witli a luaij, dull
bteebw aa tba aUi. lack ail eorrgy aad
a bating ol wanrla—a, aQ el width ate
dee to. roeatlpetbon ba the tore reeatr
e( iatdhpeaMea, ateacRiih liter aad aerv>
oewaaee, aad It b el the eteaaet Inaeor
teaee that the boweb ehoeM be geatfy
tegeieted by a nbbb apadat Ur*
King'a Khaod aad Ueer IHb naaet tbb
waai H V. at ttote id W. K. Jk Oo. Gib
eea, N. a
OMR--,
—COMPETITORS
Complain of the doll ueu
aou. We are busy at all
i
aooaona of the year, because
OCR LOW PRICKS AT
TRACT NEW CUSTOMERS,
and tlwy are always wo well
pleased that they keep com
ing. See!
D. 0. WRIGHT.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A. D. JONES & CO.,
UREENBBOltO. N. f.
BOUTURliN FACTOKY DWTKIB1'.
TOK8 run THE WOULD'B VA.UOC8
EIUBIIL.
fflBS^C53P“bw’*~ !
W.add itothlBK to Um prlnetiwl wbral
-MtUua
Easy Payneats.
Write lot our Intmt Pimm sad
Organ catalogue, and fall par
ticular*.
A. D. Jones & Co.,
208 Moutli Hui Ht.
GHEBXBUOno, N. C.
Gin Machinery
WOOD-WOyiNQr^HlNmllY.
ahhi maohmsnv Company
m C^OJUbu.». &
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILROAD
iMwwrr Hoirrr to tiik
ST. LOUIS RXP<??1TM>^.
TWO TRAINS DAILY,
bOaMcUM wHh W, * A. H U. A N. C. A
Hl u Mr., tnm Aii.au.
ty Aunu19* i b a. *l Looi, i«l».
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Georgia, Florida & Tennessee
ROUTS Or THE FAMOUS
"DIXIE FLYER”
at *MMl •** from
mt Man. jhm»
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W I. M. Loak toM located
"tm» oUr. WtwV. . p*tr IMM
jt£rvtzr^rsssss
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FRED D. MILLER.
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MO. I M. MUOR AT. ATLANTA,OA
ASHCRAFTS
Eureka Liniment.
rot chronic scratches Ashcraft's Baraka LW
i ^,^rtthoq* “ •W*1* 'Tkraa or four applfe*
tkM will ear* this disease in its worst form.
Owing to the wonderful antiseptic qualities, the
Baraka Linfcnaat should be used in the treatment
ct all tumors and sons# where proud flesh is pres*
eat. It is both healing and cleansing, entirely
destroying ait parasites and putrefaction.
Users of Ashcraft's Baraka Liniment mast re*
member it should not be used on ferorinh Darts.
M It Acta M • OOanUr-lriitant and itimuUnt.
Pries IDo. bottl*. Sold by
W. L. FIELDS.
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For rate* or other infor
(nation call on any Agent,
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Traffic Mknnger.
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