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aON COllECE N01!S.
-iKi i;:! to The Disjiatcii.
( pywdiil out last week.
Elon Col'ege, N. C., Aug. 18. —
Tlie Committee appointed by the
};,,ard of Trustees to have a deep
,ver; l.iored at the Central Power
Siaiion met here today and tested
fht- v;ell being bored for them by
the Artesian Well Co. of Wilson,
N. C.
Tlie Jommittee made a eon-
iSSfi
i: u'-
ft
for a 500 foot well, expect
ing that it would take that deep
a well to fai’nish the needed 2-5
o-alions per minute, but they re-
ser'. ed the right to stop whenever
Tiit v llbought they had all the
v. aier they wanted.
The work began July 20 with
II. Heater as foreman on the
-,/n. The first eighty feet was
; ,1'-' short time through soil
iV:. 'i cased with eight inch well-
Fi om then on was rock,
r.nd nioa’e rock. At eighty-seven-
: :h yi-\ Heater figured that he
■ suTick a seven gallon pei’
r ' r'ow. At 141 feet head-
• icU ir ijnmensely, so m>’ch so
T;v.,r rric head of water ah about
yud the working capacity
•.; ins ndstee' drill. -He
■; ii for two days on the ada-
r-u'viije tormation without mak-
t about tv/o feet and ask^d
rhe C:>nimjttee test the well-
T.'.> luest was granted.
-L Beal Johnson, chair-
i;aleigh, N. C. R. M. Mor-
hurliiigton, N. C. and J.
\V. W'riloiis. Elon College. N. C.
i;.f conrn'iittee of the college on
T:'.o L-e.'p Well, accordingly met
tC'tkiy and after a fair test
f-.r;!.! ihat we ha. e a ca]>acity ol'
:'i --ri rifry toone-hundred-iwelvo
,;as per minute in the present
V r-i. This seemg to be all the
•viiiei' '.ve need at present to sup-
]>jy ihe college plant and the peo-
the viliege, and so the Ar-
.!i Well Co. was released from
i:- i’urthei’i>rosecution of itscon-
ii.ct ai this time.
The comiiletion of this Well
•.:irks i'n; era in the value of the
’•.•'it'ge heat, light, and water
The water will be analy-
;'..t once and if found suital>lc
^ r;o cioubt will, will be used
_■: r-.y Lor sewerage, but also
j;g. it has a pleasant taste
absohitely pure.
A. ,';.ngements are also being
:o pui hot Water from the
- Li'ul i’ower Station into ah
;V.' CoHege Buildings, instead oi
;.virg- each building iieat its
.vn water seoarateiy.
•.tT
Last Steps Back Into the Union.
Cluirlottft ObsHi'vor
J^'Spublican State Chairman
Morehead does well to import a
speaker of high position for sev
eral dates during the campaign.
A political personality more att
ractive than Vice President Sher
man might have been secured,
but the appeal to them in this
nianner is bound to please the peo
ple of the State, Other nationally
prominent Republican speakers
should be brought in, and Dem
ocrats should follow the example.
For many years the sheer ne
cessity of self-preservation kept
the white voters of North Caro-
Pi’Gdominantly Democratic-
We know no reason why, if the
national Democratic party will
show itself progressive and in
touch with the times, this State
should not retain the same politi
cal afnilations, but an in'creasing
number of votes can be induced
to vote for no party as a mere
matter of course. These men feel
their new freedom which they
owe the Democratic party — and
wish to enjoy it. They wish to
be an organic part of American
pohticallife "Bs their fathers were
to hear nj'itionci] issues in national
campaigi'is presented by ■national-
iy representative men. It is felt
that, counted as certain by one
party and as hopeless b}’ the ot
her, they have been neglected
and treated without considera-
tion at a'i po.nts long enough,
ihero are several other South
ern States where s’.milar corjcli-
tions obtained. North Carolina
has already had some attention
from campaign speakers of the
class described, including several
specdies by Mr, Taft on his cam-
paig'n an.d by Secretary of the
Treasury Shaw, Vice Presidei t
Sherman’s coming will be another
step in this direction.
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Hundreds of orphans have been
helped by the President of the
Industrial and Orphan ’s Home at
Macon Ga.,, who writes; “We
have used Electric Bitters in this
Institution, for nine years. It
hus provt^d a most excellent me
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Rates from-intermediate points in same proportion.
Tickets good returning on any regular train leaving Asheville
September 9th. . ,, ; r
Separate cars for colored people.
For further information ask your agent or 'write.S . ,.:
W.H. PARNELL,
Traveling Passengesr Agent,
RALEIGH, N. C,
A
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I Pafent and bfringoment Practice Exclusivsly.
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Young mari, golden'Opportunity koeks at your door
toiay. If you would enjoy some of’ the rich blessings op
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College for ;catalog and learn how you can become inde
pendent as a scientific farmer, a skilled mechanic or ai>
-experienced teadier. Board, lodging and tuition $7.00 per
montli. For free tuition or further iniformation, address.
President JAS. B. DUDLEY,
Agricultural & Mechianical College, Greensborp, N. G,
w»iw4*s«n->^
At the end of its first yejir the
new tariif is found to hold the
record as a revenue producer, in
spite of its reductions of duty
on tirticles other than luxuiies.
Democratic orators will fight shy
of tariff details.
Democrats who expect to put
Republicans on the defensive on
the tariff schedules will find out
their mistake when the camy)aign
opens up. It will be the same
old kind of a fight, with the sam,e
old result.
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What the Railroads Want.
The situation briefly summed
ui) seems to be this: The railroads
re-; uire a vast amount of new cap
iijil 10 make the great improve-
]?:ents and enlargements of their
facilities that are necessary to en
able them proyjerly to handle the
iraffic of the country,; to get this
capital they must pay higher rates
of interest anddividends;in order
t$ meet their increasing expenses
prope. 1/maintain their properti'^,
an>i pay the higher rates of inter
nist and dividends that capitalists
demand they must earn both
rrsore gross more net; and, unless
diey are allowed to advance their
i 'ites, it is probable that their
net earnings not only will notin-
'-iease, but will decrease.
Prices in general have risen
ovf-r 21 percent, in ten years and
•5. iier. cent in thirteen years.The
^'oads are asking for increase in
'■ft't'S that will certainly not aver-
over 10 per cent., and pro-
f cj iy will average considerably
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avfjj-age advance that has
p!‘oposed were made, rates
- .1 still be substantially lower |
pared with prices, than '
'XQve ten years ago, and |
■ 'i'l-eaily lower, as compared i
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DF^ 1 1-2 miles West of Burlington, 84 -acres
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52 acres, one mile of Burfogton, small house and barn, fine land for grain,
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^jobacco b2B*n, red land, good locatiop 3-4 miles of good school cn public road.
One iC^room house for sale at Whitsett. N. C. At a great sacrifice. We also
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