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m The Stete Dispatch. 6 I Church Directory. 1 HOW THE CANAL WILL PAY. Expected to Give Boost to Cotton and Iron Exports. H, C. Weir, in r«tuam’« Magazlue. St. Athanarius Episcopal Church Rev. Edward L. Ogilby, Rector. j foregroiuul is the cyclonic Mr. Er%vin A. Holt, - Senior War^^“- ^y\l\ give the Amer- Mr. S. A. Steele, - - Jimior ^ arden. Vestry: yiessrp. Eiifferje Holt. Janies N. William- Holt, Jr., Fiuley ican cotton and iron markets. .Fhe Soiitheru cotton growers now reach the Asiatic }X>rts by the euruber- K^viniaurson.^Julius C. Squires/Lewis | yooje route of the Suez Canal uy way C. Carter, William A. Hall; Services: Sunday. 11.00 A. M.—8.00 1*. M. Weduesday. 8.Q0 P. M- Sunday School. 9.45 A. M. Holy Communion. First bunday, il.uu ,>r.’ Third Sunday, 7.:i0 A. M.. Christian Church. Corner Church and Davis Streets. Rev. P. H. Fleming, Pa*tor. Senricet: Preaching every Sandajs 11.00 i iftd 8 P. M. Uchoal, S.45 X. roster, Supt. Christian Endpvor pvf»niin^s at Sid-tveek Prayer Service, every Wed- nesdav at 8.00 P. M. rt • ^ Ladies Aid and Missionary Socicty meets on Monday after the Second Sun day in ejich raoTiTh. A’cordial invitation ptended to all. A Church Home Stran>>;ers. Servie. s, u, Sunday tor Visitors and Burlington Reformed Church. Corner ^’ront and Anderson Streets. Kev. j. D. Andrew, Pastor. Sunday School every Sabbath. 9.30 A. M. Preachinr every i^iid and 4th Sabbath, 11 A. M. and P. M. Mid week Service every Thursday, 7.4o P. AL A cordial welcotne to all. Parsouajie '2nd door east of church. Presbyterian Church. Rev. Donald Mclver, Pistor. Services every Sunday at 11.(>0 9,nd s P. M. Sunday .^clinc.il at U.4.”) A. M. Prayer Mcc-tint;, Wedntsdeiy at p. M. The public is cordially invited t eervices. i ofXevv York, Zigzag distauces and I .smothering freight charges are de vouring the item ol' profit. Iiitrope, with liie key to the situutiou, slowly turning it in the lock against American coinpetiti.jn. The Pana ma Canal would revolutionize these conditions with the wrench of a Kansas cvclone. South America impends |86,0o0,000 each year for cotton. Only 5 per cent of thi.s amount goe=! to the L’uited State.s The remain er is cornered by the European exporter.'^, who practically iiold the weat coast o( South Ameri ca at their mercy through the les sened expense of trasportation. The Panaiua Canal would reverse thi.'^' situation like the change in slides in a stereopticon. Iron can be produced more cheap ly at Birmingham^ Ala., than at apy other point in the world. But the barrier of transportation makes its sale meager and unprofitable in the great Asiatic and South American markets. The machinery of the Tennessee mills, the steel and hard ware from the other Southern States,- would be doul)led in output could they be economically marketed on the other side of the world. This is impossible now. In the Panatna I Canal lien the m^gic wand which all [ will make it possible. The big ditch at Panama will solve the for- ; cstry problem—from one point of S-OO i view. The building- lumb(!r of the western c(wst is beyond the reach oi the Ea-^tern markets because of the excessive freight charges. The cost Front Street M. E. Church, South, p't’fc'‘a*‘«Po^'tation is one-fifth I that of the overland route. With and ' ocean itenery opened to the Pan- i ansa Canal, another segment of the ; industrial revolution is tinfolded. ! Ihdefinitelv its field ceuld be Jen- ■ igthened—to the items of coal, fruits, i cereals, fish, grain, manufactured Rev. E. M. Snipes, Pastor. Preachiu"'every Sunday, morning evenintr. Snnilay School. M. Praver Service. Wednesday evening. Macedonia Lutheran Church. i'Yont Street. Rev. C. Brown Cox, Pastor. ( Uesidence next djor to Churcli.) Morning' Service nt 11.00 X. ,M. V .sper.'^ it f '''.0(j P. M. (No services on third Sundays.) Sunday School, i).4.'» A. .\l..t*very Sunday Teachers Meeting. Wednesd:ty, S.00 f M. (\t Parsonay,-.) \Voin ?n.'s Missionary Society ( i-iUer morni^nf ^ei'i ice m fourth Sui'.days.) -J. r. , Sarui’lav l>.-fore third Sun- dr,y-;. .’’..(H! i>. m. L. 1j. L., ih)!'.'l -^nnd.'tvs ar ‘>.0(1 P. M. Baptist Church. Rev. C. Almon Upchurch, Pastor. Ooniinu' Sorvice.-^, 11.00 A. .M, Evnli;j;(‘!isr'f ,'^i'l'vic'S. S.I'O !>. M. \\'ei!:,u>K>'lay ni^'Jit i»ray r meetin”- ser vices. ,s p. M. Bu.i!ie>is iTicetin.ii', lii'st NVednesday evennt!j;-of ilienioirii at s.O'.! p. M. Suu-:li»y .Sciioni, 0,4.'i .V. M. .1. L. Scotf, Sunt, ; gotuls in general and particular, and i even the broadening possibilities be- ; fore tile American siiipbuilder. ; W itli an inland canal from the Great Lakes to tht the deepening of the pas.sageway to ■; the Gulf^ the dream of an ocean : greyhound rtoating majestically southward from Duluth to Colon, and thence tiiroiigh the Panama Ca nal to the countless j)orts of the Pa- vifu', is easy of accomplishment. And wiu) can measure the golden WHY Nirr TRY PEUCE? One of the Possible Alternatives Militarism. New lorK Times There is an , alternative, Loi d Kolerts did not mention it, and no member oi the present government has suggtsted it, bu' it must have been considered. It is to cultivate such relations v/ith the German na tion and the German government as to reduce the chance of an attack from that source, which is the only source, thought of, to the lowest terms. Coioplete security in this ilirection cannot be counted on, but many causes of irritation imd annoy ance which imbitter the relations ol the tw) people can unquestionably be removed. It has been pretty plainly shown that the peoples them selves are iKit hostile to,each other. There has unfortunately been a cer tain animosity between classes in the two countries, and that feeling in the military class in Germany has been notably bittier. But the great; body of each of the nations earnestly desire peace, and iiave the strongest reasons for desiring it. If the pol icy of the two govenments can be made to correspond co the real sen timent of the people on the one side and the Other, it will be more trust worthy and more effective guaran tee against invasion than Lord Rob- erts^ million men. Up from the Ranks. New York Globe. Mr. Hitchcock is of the type of publio men who but recently has cotne into prominence—a type of wltich Secretary Cortolyou is the .most c jnspici's example. Members of this type enter the public service near tie bottom, and work them selves up. Formerly it was the rule that no subordinate officer, no mat ter w'hat his personal merit, coula hope to reach a summit. If he did nor come in at the top; he could nev er attain it. Now, besides Cortel- you, Wynne, and Hitchcock, rumor has it that Pinchot, chief torestei, | may become Secretary of Agricul ture; JSewberry, assistant to Secre tary Metcalf, may bei,‘ome Secretary, and so on. The change is welcome. | It means not only better administra-1 tion through getting mor4 experi- i THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3rd We will begin a feale of Christmas Bargains, which wiU be in torce until DECEM BER 24th, 11;30 p. m.~^ust 22 days, During this time we will offer our Mam moth Stock of Men’s, Youth’s and CJhildren’s CHOTHING AND OVERCOATS at a great reduction.' CLOAKS AND JAGKETS AT REDUCED PRICES. 200 men’s black suits to be sold within 22- days, from $4.50 to fl 5, former price, $7.50 to $22. They consist of black worsted,: thibet and serge. 300 men’s suits, fancy stripes and plaids, iu the latest shades—brown and olive—vary ing in price from $7 to |20; former priceSj |10to$25. 100 voutb’s suits, $3.50 to $10, former prices $6 to $14. SOO boys’ suits, frbm $1.25 to $7.60; former prices, $1.75 to* $10; $/6.0t) Ladies^ Jackets 5.00 10.00 12.50 15.00 a li (t ( ( {{ Misses^ and Children’s 3.90 2.§5 • 6.75 ..... 8.00 ..... 10:00 .45 to 4,90 In addition to our big line of Clothing, we carry a complete line of DRY GOODS, MEN’S AND LADIES’ SHOES & HATS Past experience has taught us to make our Christmas offerings at an early date to avoid the rush Christmas week. We are truly thankful for your pa^st liberal patronage, arid especially request you to attend this sale of Clothing and Ladies’ Jackets and Furs. It will be to your interest to call on us for your wantis, \ B. GOODMAN, 306 Main Street, : : « Burlington, N.G. Mississipi.i, and bot better «d. mini.stnition tiown the bne, for young raeif of higher quality will accept subordinate places if they feel that thev have a chance to rise. trail in ith wak( The Methodist Protestant Church, Rev. j. H. Abernathy, Pastor. Employers’ Liability. New York Muil. The agitation for exttnding em-|ayear ago, ' There have pIoyer.s’ liabiliiy is one evidence that reductions ol dividends, the community is awakening to the secondary eon.sequfuces of injury to Hopeful Outlook for Railways. Philadelphia Inquirer. The railwa}H have had a liard year, but it is aii m)j)ressive fact that j I practically no receiverships liavc! been ordered exce|it those which i were inevitable before the panic of I Established 1893—Incorporated 1906. 1 Home Insurance & Investient Co. I Insurance—All Branches. . and S J). T!\. .). 'i. Hoo-ers, Sunday Service.-!, 1 I a. n Sinida.', School, lu a. lu. Supt. Christi;tti Hriiifvi, or, Wednesda v 8 p. ni. L W. Ho!v, Prf’s. I’ri'.'u-- in. ai‘d i and dav at i ife and limb. Laws making this I liability a fact and the right to re- I cover damages inheret in the com-^ I rnon law do .son)ethiiig to repair, ad-* iju!«t, and distribute the loss. But I tlje situatiqo sn this country calls i tor prevention more than compensa- ! tion. lu the matter of forestalling i the risks of the industry we have ■'•crv !ir.t Sunday at 11 a. farther than medieval Eu- -i'.'i-n.l S'lDilfiv at ri a. ni. ! ro{)e Was in the matter of sanitar}' 1 v-sch,.oi every Suii-' precautions—when every plague had to wear itself out and Uieu died like V/cyo Avenue F/I. E. Church, Rev. W. I". Sjiuford, Pastor. X. .JarrvLt, Snpt. V!!”, Hi les in Summer. THE WQBLDS 6BEATEST StWWG HACHIBE LIGHT RUNNING )»een few Most rail ways have paid (dl f)bligations and carired over a surplus. It is alsi> true that new’ loans have been made on favorat)ie term.s, so that there is no crisis impending. With the re-j vival of businesrs, which is ccrtain I to come, it is also certain that the! railwavs will have n; reason to com plain. They are not co;'nplaining, except that they fear that populistic, socii»listic, and alnio.st!^ auaichistic sentiment in .some sections i.s going to work them ill. We think these i fears are groundless. Strongest Companies in the world represented exclu sively in this office. Losses paid since organization more than $100,000.00. ' Correspondence solicited. JAS. P. ALBRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer. ! Judicial Discretion, I ' J Charleston News and. Courier. ! j Tlie records of the criminal court h'u Tiptonville, Tenn,, bear the evi- idencethat the three Stineback nt- igroes, brothers, charged w'ilh mur- ‘ der, w^ere not lynched, but duly tried, convicted, and sentenced. It appears, itiferentially, however, from extraneous testimony, published, in hhe newspaper dispatches, that Jus- : tice .Da'^is and his jury narrowly es caped lynching, and the promptness and accuracy with which they meas ured the temper of the mob should establish forever their reputation for exercising what the lawyers are pleased to call, W'ith tlieir character istic aversion to reduiMlancy a “wise discretion.^' If yf'n • Vi either a VibrathiKWCnuvic-, Hntnrv ►-'Uul;lr;i)raHiiiyloThroiui [OhainisiUcM ^.-owiiig ijiictuno \yriie to THE NEW HOME SEWIM8 MACKiNE G0?4PAN» Orange, Mass. qiiaUty, but tau >ow iHonsw i-j „,;ieu. lo Our fjuaranly never nm«; (,ni». Sold by authorized (IculiM FOR SAI.E liY i.“rs only. WANTED—Copies of the I)is- i alch issu.sed on the following dates: July 8th, 22nd, Aug. 26th and 'Sept. 9th. Wv will appreciate the iavor if you have a paper i.ssued on dates briiig it to the Dis- pateh Ofiice ha> «HM Ot M doM* 1$ ots Premium on Forest Destruction" Ohio State Journal. There is one phase of protection that it is hoped the revision cotnuMt- tee will not neglect, and tliat is the protection of the forests, by cutting otf utterly tiie duty on lumber. That duty encourages the chopping down of forests and discourages the build ing of hon)es. If it hasn’t this ef fect it hasn’t any. It seems almost like hypocrisy fur the American people to go about weeping over the i disappearance of the forests and then I keep up a tariff that invites their destruction. It is a mockery to hold meetings of governors to de vise means for pre^ervinj; our natur al resources while ofri,‘ring a premi um to chop down the woodland. Every Month writes Mrs. E. 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It also con tains interesting epecial correspondence, entertaining romances, good poetry, lo cal inatter of, general intei'ost and fresh : iniBcellany suitable for the home circle; A earefully (*dited Agricnlt»ra.I_^_De])art- inent and' ®, full and reliable Fina.ncial K.nd -Market Ueports n.re special teaituros. CHAS. C. iFULTON & Co. ; FELIX At;NliW, Manager and PublielTor Antericaa Office, Baltimore, Md. Market Report. Butter 15 to 25 Eggs' : 18 to 20 Spring Chickens, ppr lb, lO .to 22| GALL on C. F: JVloeer for first class grinding of cvrn meal. Also corn and cob at . Rock Hill Farm Mill, BurlingUm, R. F. D. No. L Im Cardui is a medicine that has been found to act |tipon the cause of most women’s pains, strengthen- iing the weakened womanly organs, that suffer 1 cause their work is too hard for tiieiru It is not a pain killer/^ but a true female j remedy, composed of purely regetable ingredients, [perfectly harmless and recommended for all sick wo- jmen, old or young. Try Cardui. Women’s Relief. AT ALL DR¥0 STORES There is a rumor afijat that/the Methodist Protestant Conference w'ill establish a high cla'is military s’chool at WiDstpD-^Salem. i» AnH-Patn Pilhi «td^> p«rt« t* !Tt n f».«. ijiinvitPB. S«vM by ares***'** ■'wrf?rh«re.^ Jf dwes wM in Indfc «f b*. iGMr I’. Hens Ducks Geese ■ ■ Turkeys Country, Ham.s , ' Sweet Potatoes Irish Potatoes Corn. ■.Wheat , Oats Cotton Green , Hides ; Green Sheep Skins Dry Hides, salt Dry Hides, flint Beeswax Wc^V washed Wool, unwashed mf* xm St Many yo«o] kre cheerfully i^^rifice requii Tiiia seeaiis Ebr young peoj devoted t«J •^hioned wayj l^e feet eanno^ young mei le contorts ol iO: 'They are ac i€7 wans, to b. fortnight in Pioiiptaios, to (| iijg mode det as an uoel revert to a sim{j itig, t(» suffer p%otice the nec |inarry with a sij Tbe question l^tf whether the| lent generation ar ^his condition. Started life simp] iiuniulated meauq pired that their the comtoits al^le. But by selfdcnial oi B and daught fitted them foi s» of married I lan, as a rule, ;in with the incd ■r has acquired} ears in busiues ect to be able ome on the sat ne be is leaving I ears of en«leav4| ulgence ot par ake it impossil marry. — t Where Bij David Parker] veteran of tbe foot at Getty sj rood Electrio Bi| «irth more thaol us to me. I si |«ctoriog for a liji^uble, to little I ^^,f|t|ied Electric Bi^ me. I now ta ||ii^d they keep mj il^Oc at Freeman Buili '(Jollier’s. (This paper do^ I ^ risk of voh insel. Just a econiDmics au(i{ those who lit it m standard bonds. ther bit of advi( )ming end of thj ^■you intend to )w. Borrow, i^ l^er, under your ( i|a prudent port| le elements for cheap. Mon^ rates for years costly than itl Uch ibwer than ^e to come. j^^structioD, esp(j ^^y cheap. Fk “^'IlitieSj is twenty I ^ce a year ago;; ihad for tlie foil >ds. Build m l^antage; you wj relieve dealer ' a|id help along p| such as residt makes present 3, the opportuni| Hring, but certaii A Healthj *‘Our whole la health since] King’s Ne\ irs ago,” says ral Route 1, ey cleanse and! a gentle way tl I, at Freeman 8 to 10 8 to 9 7 to 8 11 to 12| Htol8 50 to 60 75 to 85 90 to 1.00 1.00 6o ; '. 9 6 to 7 20 to 40 9 to 10 11 to 12 23 to 25 6 22 to 25 : 20 Don’t KiJ Chicag, Dee. 5ur husband, ciu and you are l| im down, stifle od kiss him.” ^This bit of ad^ ep the home inj liev. Mr. JoH ^ew York, who |ical meetings al ^^reh of Austin &ung women “be and 99,” and e i&re last night w emeni until the address fomen Ought to J*.
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