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STEflM BOOK UNO JOB OFFICE We keen on band a foil itopk of UTTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS' STATE MENTS, BILL HEADS, ENVEL OPES, tAGS, VISITING CARDS YYED- , DING INVITATIONS, ETC ETC. i - i GOOI) PRINTING ALWAYS PAYS John B. Sherrill, Editor and Owner. $UOO a Year, in dranco Volume XIX. CONCORD, N. C.. THURSDAY. JWAY 22, 1902. Number 47. CSTABUSMCD IN itrft. If yott hare any; thing to acli. kt Poor .- feJ Soils 3 are made rich- lT Tl er and more . I productive and 4 . I- rich soils retain 3f . I their crop-pro- ri " I ducing powers,' - AAff J by the use of 1 f I fertilizers -with 0 f I a liberal percentage of I potasiil VYite for . our books sent ffe I which give all details. : ,; I GERMAN KALI WORKS, j V I 93 Nassau Streat, Hew Yorii Cky. I - '-I a ' - 1 . BOOSETELT ! TIIB BIBLE. BILL AHn LETTER. Atlanta Constitution. "Once more unto the breach, rood friends once more." I would like to know about what time President Boose velt is going to retract what he wrote about President Davis. It has been proved by the official records at Jack- I son. Miss., that Mr. Davis never was governor, nor was he ever a member of the legislature of that state, and in a t-i:-j. . x ... - . . yuuuc auuress maae aiier me ac 01 I Mr. Charles P. Cleaveland. lreffldent repudiation, he declared he was opposed ol the strawbridge EpworUi League, to it and the debt ought to be paid, and what cllH of men nd ' women the this amaienT historian dennnncea him I i x . x j .: .1 . . , . , x . V WUIIU U1UBI aaa iua iwmv .. nu Mtu sx suAa tuu repudiator. Mr. Davis fought in Mex ico for the honor of the flag; won the BBTASITES FOB HILL. Baltimore Herald A letter from President Roosevelt upon The Bible," furnished an inter eatine feature of the thirteenth anni ersary exercises of the Epworth League Church, Park avenue and Wilson street, I national mat mirht --,- ---. Presilent Koosevelt, together with a a .a HattoiaJ CwamlUMBaaua neck ftal4 tvllav Brakl Akaata BSacUlaUau Taw Tort Special. Norman E. Mack, of Buffalo, Democratic 'committeeman THE weBHtlIATHUITIl. DaJUawonSaai' Some of the greatsct disaster canted in mraWn and ancient time by vftl- cacic eruption and rarthquakea . a, ..... 5V mxii wm mm mabkii Jlla the following. latest: Quesatenango beginning with the V TV ' TalmaM's wm of minitmal dignity was always so diveirrnl from thai of the oU line, Uaek-toUed dirfo of th Bcformed LHitch Church thai It large number of other prominent men of the country, was recently asked by Air. (Jharles Jr. Uleavelana, iTemaeni national Democratic committeeman 1 , Quesatenango and other auea in I m4lw rr to maar of hU for New lork, has, by a general denial, Gnatemala, April 19. about rbo manjoo aaww va aaa v w " - f I jmt 1J UIJUUV Brran in the west, set at rest the ru mors that he would bolt the leader- Tand ftf frain. Ea Indies, Oc .k... in t eoa a mm v;i!m1 h arth- " - v " I WWI V W , J v . shin of David B. llilL and perhaps lead I nVm i J a Bryan movement this fall. j Veoieuela, April 24, 184, $,000 1 Some of the New York politicians ivttfA Ky earthquake, r npAa . now. President I who eathered at the Hoffman liouse I Snuthern Grece. Anril. 1S94, 1,000 Booeerelt's letter was as follows: to-day made this announcement au- J kmed by earthquake. Kol thnritAtivplv u 4V,Tnini? dirftrilr from I liA l MnnAn la nan. Ocoljr. ico for the honor of the flag; won the thmks, realizies what a ; very large Mr. Mack ; himself. - They had also 1891, 10,000 kUled by earthqnake. victory at Buena Vista; was desperately number of people tend to forget that been informed that Mr. Mack is not, Ciarleston, 8.iC., August land Septenv wounded and for five years walked with foe teachings of the Bible are bo inter- since his conferences with Mr. Bryan, ber, 1899, 88 killed by earthquake, crutches; married -General Taylor's woven and entwined with our whole in favor of the nomination of any jiauna Ixa. Hawaii, 1880, 79 killed WRITING dauehter for his first wife and didn't I .;.i lib tf,.t it miM h I radical Brvan or Chicago nlatform I u MrVimiak i J . . . : I V'a V aUV pwttat ww t I mrj ... . run away with her, either; was secretary I Hterallv I do not mean fieuratively. 1 1 Democrat for Governorof the , State 1 iie of Iechia, 1993, 2,000 killed by of war under Franklin Pierce, remod-1 mMn l!tra.llv imrmssihlft for til to I this fall., A " I earthmiaJce.' ' I i eled the curriculum at West Point and figure to ourselves what that life would! j The Buffalo committeeman did not I Krakatoa, Strait of Sunda, May to it stands to-day as he framed it; was a I be if these teachings were removed. I attend the harmony reception at the I August, 1993, 3G,3S0 killed by volcanic member of the United States senate! w .n,iM iry iimmt all the atamUrd I Democratic Club, on Jefferson Day. I mrniinn. i - ; - when his state seceded and, like Gen-1 by which we now judee both public! His neglect I? do so wassupposed to be j i)jokjokarta, . i Java, 1 807, 1,000 eral Taa: he went with bia neonle. : " He ! iT t.nin1i I hpeanae of the' dianoaition on the ttartl biiUwf k oartKntiske. J X I I um pilVCfcbG IUIUHUOi l"V- dmuamsmms f X . I s J f ... . did not seek the oresidencv of the con-1 to.rA Kiv, with more or . 1 I of the harmony managers to side-step I rlarhria. Itaiv. 1857. 10.000 kulea tA i : : i tu.t : u k. 1 ... . . . i I r : I 1 I nj ZLl ILl 1UB1HXU L 1 1 All U1ULUC1 1 .fl.Mn,1An Bmtfd TO 1 OA imxl VH I XJXVXUX UU L 1 1XL 1 m MM Til ii " AS FT flXlTIS. K fl. ' j , I ICDVIUUVU, DfcW W - .mmxv w I vw. v. Now all this haa lone Bincel Airnr-at rnftn whnhflA W lifpl The same men who said tnai aiacki Fort Rovmi. MarUoioue, lNsv. sVl.attAil an. 5 HT PnAOik. I 1 S l 'm ' 4 I nrsNiilsl aa Aat.r1t.etU 4rV OrW-PflAr " I J.. J t... U . V a a a itx:ii rauuiiiiuni as.i ii a a nil.. xmajdd- mnvir aiinn m rna biitti f at .- mi ttimii i m aau av3 a i niiiinmnT iiuni v HjarLiiiiua.a.B velt did not know it he could have known J achievement of which the race is proud, or favor a 1 Bryan nominee, declared j Canton, China, May 27, 1839, 6,000 I Pi tt tl 11 1 Ue certainly knows it now, and U 0f which bur people are proud, almost that he and the enure iwyan contingent tMed by earthquake " g,"" w,m -v. - i every tuuu mail uao iwocu ua va i 1 . f anolotrize to Mrs. Davis and the family I nnn iha toopKSnmi nf thn Tiihlfl I will unite with the Hill influences in With An Experience OF Tears 7 -IN A Cbeaa iViyW giwe IW Mkwinjt maxitBs toe nuirrwd tks la Ua VA DH. - v- " 1. 8inw you are mtrrit! jvn wjf as wn m.ka tii brat fif it. 2. Si tnai oi tnatims a4 UT W Uve op to them. fail. Yoa ia fail, but jvu won't always fa. . . erer lU w erwa at uwi eaa time. Wait your tam. luuucu, iww iu mu. i , jXfnr vtvpv w w j Talmage was an ungainly yoong-1 eease, n one tm may begin, ar, full of originality as aa erg k of J 6. You were fUma. aad lady before you wtte naaoana aoa wue, Don'IftorgHiC . 7. Keep youmlf at your beC It a compliment to your partner. R. Wtt. rour idoal hiih. YuU may mi it, bat it is Wiur to mb a: bigfe to than to hit a low oo. 9. A blind kvr is a fuuih ooe. t-a courage the beat. : t Id. IVrmaneAt .mutual reapcCt . U necraaary for a lienaaneot mutual kwe. a. . . a .1 . r . a a. at the start of his career. One of the traditions of llersog Hall Tbeogkl Seminary, ia New Brunawick, where be graduated, runs uke Ihu: IxW. meat, but he did not com mend himself to the profeesori of the seminary as a boddinr clerrrmaa. After be had nmrM kia firat sermon there rood old Dr. De Witt, the president, thought the time had come to have a serious talk with the voud man. He touk him a war where no one else could lis ten to their colloquy and said: ur Tumm. i never nxa 10 uis. courage anybody, and X rarely say what I am going to say to yoa. You are intellectually bright enough. I can easily imagine that you might make a success in almost any field of life ex cept in preaching the Gospel. But, frankly and in all kindness, l must teu you that 1 solemnly think you have mistaken your calling. Get a position 1 ) A Miraculous 11. The tirht curd i the eaaiest to nirL 12. If you take itbertiea be irred to give them. 1$. There is only one Ihiag than nnarwli in trKlttlic: thatiscaj 14. ilrnwr ia not eaaential to hain4- nesa. but hatwv ior4e usually hare . : m . . and to the sainted shade of Miss VYin- Iire ; I nsurance, settling! losses called him an arch traitor and .arch diet Arnold and that slanderous libel is in print xn a book of- so-called history western New York and has poisoned the minds of all the fools, fanatics and idiots who hive read it. When is he gome to retract?. Sometimes it has been done uncon- an effort to carry sciously, more often consciously, -and, for the ticket. - among the very greatest men a dispro-1 r M-oenaior sum. a mwrj ui mu u- I . i v. Uan I rnicm ia that Rnffalo and New York, if Ipuruoiiaiiy uugn uumuci um uwu r-o- - - - ; " diligent and close students of the Bible properly convassedwili give the larg- c i j - . - , - v -IfiRt democratic maioritics of their bis- tdl, xxxot, xxxuxvx. . -... - - . ' : - 1 - j . . "Lincoln sad, patient! kindly Lin-1 tory. . - coin, who, ' after bearing upon his I t Mr. Mack's reconciliation with ssena- . When is he going to retract7. : weary shoulders for four years a greater 1 tor liill removes practically me oniy aims xawnmuuiuu vyciopuouxxi, cviitcu i tuxaen than tnai Dome uy any umer uuwwuwo jj hv diRtincniinhed rirofesaora of Colum- man rf 1 tViA ninptppnt. 1 4fflTltnrV laid 1 Ilt?8r8. c i bia University and Dartmouth College, J down his life for the people whom, Mack's intimacy witlf Bryan has ,111, j. i says OI JVir. XMtvis: "lie was a npe i living, he had served so well built up oeen a leaiure ew i'"V0 fi.tf CnriVtt : fnr KmnTriver s I onhilar a. viornraiiB writer: a tme freiitle-1 k:. Airr, nmn liii eirlv etntiv I since the camuaitrn . of 1900. His . i a :j4. j tjU.- I man j-nmTi1iHhp. Rtatpman. aBturdvl tv,0 t;vjq Tia tmd mastrfn. it ah-1 declaration that he favors the course LQDUlt) , champion, a proud true patriot, a lover solutely; mastered it as, later, he mapped out by Senator Hill and . his Insurance are excellent. I r- of liberty, a Christian hero this is the mastered only one or two other books, associates for the selection of State P F PTPUliinNT. JPr r C( Jefferspn Davis that history wilt cher- notably Shakespeare; mastered it so, nominees rehevea the situation' of M U. U. nlUoDlUllJJ U VV ish." General Lee was his bosom that he became almost 'a man of one doubt with respect to Mack s following. 'DL . O m .- . I frioTir, otui Pfmfillflnt and vet thia RO-1 that tw,k null hA Thev will new be mvitea into me i nunc 104. 1 .rrr.. 7." ""V .l. i.f ..xi 1 I aaaiarniMi tj OOtTiA of the 1 niORt illlDOr- ; ..-. i-.x.J4iX I wear uuiiwcr, uibucb ajkxs t hud j ur nau Deen laUKUl, luerciu, uu 11c rcji "'fe" - - . ' , , . and representing Jfirst Class " - s Companies, Southern, Northern and For- eiri., we asK your paLrcmagc. ML Garon, Island of St. Vincent, 1812, 10,000 killed, by volcanic erup tion. . ; ! ' ; - ML Taal, Luzon, 1814, 15,000 grilled by volcanic eruption. Lisbon. North Tersia, 1755, 60,000 killed by earthquake. . nanton. China. November SO, 1731, 100,000 killed by! earthquake. . Palermo, BicUy, I7t, o.uuu kiuwi by earthquake, j . Syria, 1158, 20,000 killed by earthquake.'- '.'""''" ' . . , Uantania, siaiy, no, w,uw nucu tv oaef ViinalrA - t - Constantinopld, 557,thousanda killed by earthquake, -j -.? ' Pomjieii and Herculaaeum, A. D.. 7a 9. OOO tx, 5.000 kilted by volcanic v, . s eruption. sellinz roods behind a dry roods counter I enourh. . . a a a 1 . W f tf I &. to save some. The easiest way of saving or take a clerkship in a law office, or, ii ... a x. a . . x. necessary, follow the ptow, out ao not think of becoming the pastor of a church. You are not fitted for it at all. It is a great mistake for you to waste your time.'. f ' "Talmage simply j insisted that he would go on and graduate. He did. And before his pulpit career was ended Via Viasl nMtxKoil tst knruiiwil where Die XI V XXMX uiun-uw w ....w " " venerable Dr. De Witt had preached to a a a a one. Uut those wno teu tne siury down in New Brunswick say that Dr. De Witt never changed his mind. He was not in the habit of changing his mind." . . The peculiar rhetorical style of Dr. Talmaire can best le understood from i an evamnle. In one of his sermons in the famous series devoted to the gamb- U to I 14. An vtthont thinra. 17. If you can't, then you had better do without a wife. " - 18. The man who reelects his vife does not turn her into a medidanL Give her a purse of her own. ia. ir vou save, save at Tour vmu . - 0 . exnenae. I. "O In all maiira of monev ienare always for the worst and hope for the besL lt aeetneJ that rKuhinr aheet af a miracle could tare rrtv Utile dsuhw frorn a umlmrJf death, wyi nrAianrtaa A. If. MaktOm, of tx3ttroir,Haa. Whei. l-u years oil she was taken with omti and bowel trouble and drtnic the r Sorts X . ft . . .!i!x ...II. OI int cich porsKiani ww cwuiml procure, ane grew gnwuju.y woneand was pronourtfed in- a a a a a - a . . curabtc. A tmna aovaca Mii'Nervino and after rivtnr It few dsn iahe began to Improve andfinat ly fully rccovcrtd. hh now natt hve vtart of ace and the very picture of health. 114 Ir att Dntstlaia, f. Me Meanaai Ce baaait, 1 hone 184. i fnena ana connaant ana yet uns bo- book,' who knew that book ana who " - : : - - ' ' -j . called historian, this rough rider and instinctively put into practice what he s,' .. s-S bear hunter, praises Lee while he de- had been taught therein; and he left Z K .1 luXUCa 1UO UiviiUi a UUUl luxx-livx, xxxa I niB HH nun J1 dUWUxU ItWll. KJl Three Times a Weet f ames his friend, a man infinitely his I bis life as part of the crowning work of superior in evey moral attribute ana 1 the century that has Just closed. every'noble emotion. But maybe nei ."You mav look through the bible, will retract and apologize, though Tom from cover to cover, and nowhere will command in the can THE MOST WIDELY READPA- r PER IN AMERICA. ; ' .Time has demonstrated that? the Tlirlce-aWeek World stands ilone in.itscla8S .Other papers have; imi tated Its form but not its success. -n,ta i ixvn,iisA it. tolls all the Sews A 1 1 1.7 10 v- nil ma time and tells it impartlally, whPthor that news "be political or . otherwise. It is, in fact. almost a daily at the price o a weekly? and I vou cannot afford to be witnout it. ; iRepublican and Democrat alUtS can read the Thrice-a-Week World lth ii absolute confldence in its truth. ; Iu addition to news. It publishes ? fist-cl&ss serial stories aftd Other t, features suited to the home and 'fire- tilde. '. n 1 r J The Thriee-a-Week World's regular subscription price Is only $100; per year, and this pays for 156 papiers. We offer this unequalled newspaper I and The Concord Times tojrether j'- one year for 1 65. . " ' ',' Z The regular subscription price ot the t04)aper8 is $3.00. - f Moore says:. .Dn. X.UV ..tl. amaxi vrxufffxul fast. To some dear falsehood hugs it to the last," He had better retract, for some of our old soldiers are verv mad about it. I They are talking about suing him for slander ana garnisheemg ine govern ment for his salary. Killing bears in thel wilderness won't save him nor will that little brush we had in Cuba, 'lhat is perhaps the biggest little war we have ever had, and every small politician and stump orator wno wants an omce tumps up and says we are We fit and tout San Juan and crossed the anmA niprara the pension roll. An old veteran, said said to me, "That little Spanish war reminds me of the fellow who was imnmoi. at Johnston, and when he knocked at the rate St. Peter didn't him and refused to let him in. Why, my dear sir,' said he, I am nne of thA Johnstown sufferers. ; I was drowned in that flood.' So the good oai nt rAlnnted and let him in. He wandered about heaven, looking at the vou find a line that can be esnstructed into an apology for the man of brains who sins against the lighr. On the contrary, in the Bible, taking that as a guide, j you will find that because much has been given to you much will be expected - of you, and a heavier condemnation is to be visited uncn the able fnan who goes wrong than upon his weaker brother who nan not do the harm that the other does, because it is not in him to do it. "I plead," not merely for training of the mind, but for the moral and tant places of paign. - r -': j It is considered that Mr. Bryan, by lisine his influence to bring about har mony in New York,-has gone a great way toward bringing this State into line for the Democrats in.' 1904. .1- .x, v vr l Vx "i 1 . , 1 ung seiis OI i.iew 1U, ui wmm uo une oitnemofiuesu;ucuYcuiiCu. had made a study, he electrified an calamities produced by the forces of audieno one Sunday morning with nature was the Galveston hurricane thi8cliniaxoforalory.. . . and tiood, September 8, lm in whKh "When they bet on one number they fi.OOO neisons Delisbed and $30,000,000 u . , m . 1 vxxxx govt" aamage was uuuo u t,i'-'i"-'sj -. A Ht0rr ot marvclnna Wealtlk Tr th atoriea told under oath" in the Sunreme Court in New : York City are true; William A. Clark, United States Senator from Montana, is easily the ... . .. 1 lx Jxl. ' - Thief Amonx k Anrela. wealthiest man in me w-nu, - .1 tl. a I.H.Vs.r.J- .4vl.Aix AAn.r.titahAr. One day the Mayor of Cambridge, who had tried to curb Mr. Spurgeon's Sr-hTandrS any tendenaes to sensationahsm, saysjne or ancient Croesus fade Homiletic Review, inquired of him if Comparative! insignificance beside he- had reaUy told hia congjega Uon mUe8g of mineral ore that, if a Ihiet got into heaven,, he the Wesrni minine man w said won d begin picKingtn former t " ir . . l?e u.uu . i'"- trna:, firnnlove Af the Senator, there is replied. , "1 told them that, were 10o:oo0.000 worth of minerals An.kiA fsvw an nnrrrvi v m fan - ui : vi 1 ui 1 - - : ... . a - a be described as certainty of all when you so x. -x- 1 . , UTomnanv was the insirumeni, imuuku among the gionnea, ne wouia remain - - . to . Tfae a thief still, and he would go arounq rifaMn through the tesVimony of the place picking the angels' pkete Jrme?lltai& stenographei Of tnatjDuiAam giau r x . wonderfully pure a radius of 10,000 feet- T net that 1 ! "What civilized toneue, can The Book, with the understanding : you describe it. . ' ; "The immense' moral influence of the Bible, though, of course, infinitely the most important, is not me oniy nowerit has for eood.' In addition there is the -unceasing influence it exerts on the side of good taste, of pers is $3.00. - i v? I wandered about heaven, looking at ine i gooa literature, vi prvcx u . KDOw. j. wiu uk wo ' L . : . I . x..i xi.: a f(o. while oam a I nnrtinn of Rimrvlft and ' straiehtf orward I riffVit. the first onnortunity I eeL tmni 'Z 'G Sand thinking. j K The next Monday morning. Spur- u tUmon- rix. tn see 1 "Thia is not a. small matter m an age creon walked into the mayoi s place 01 TiitL'n . loner time. I reckon? I when there is a tendency to read much business and said to him cheerfully: Ithatexen. if not actually harmful on lUe Ulll XlxZViX SOIU xxvxxxxx&. " . . . v of the Johnstown' Bufferers. I was moral grounds, is yet injurious, be drowned in that great flood.' The old cause it represents slipshod, slovenly man did not reply, but turned and thought and work; not the kind of walked slowlv- away. So the fellow serious thought, of Benous expression, . x. ox t.x- a ..trx. mho that whih we like to see in anything that Went UJ DU ier iu.-v- r V. xT x-J y.ar. oA man was. 'He would not speaic w goes into me uure w , me "said Thel 'though I told him I was "The Bible does not leach us to phirk in the ereat flood at Johnstown.' And difficulties, but to overcome them. St Peter replied That old man, sir, is That is a lesson that each one of ub St. peter iuea, i.na , , children is bound to teach woan ana ne iiau . "..': Ba OTrta to think RhOUt. - i mcrc nmuxvx-, " - - - w " j j a . k . . ,v n tho horrora I qoo thm heeome fitted to play the part I foiflx, notion about heaven. I would, Ana now we row wv "v"-" r . , . - . . t, . , . , of our civU war are being repeated in of men and women in our worm. therefore, say tnai, u u me Phixippines. In our war it was the "If we read the Bible aright we read Uong the angels, without having hi whiteVakeerwho made war hell for a book which teaches us to go . forth natUre changed, he wouloV try to steal but now they are making it hell for and do the work of the Joro; to uo me the feathers out or tneir wmgst us. DUtnowmey w , . . - j world a we .- trying to smother what our people find it; to try to make things better , in xSred, bit they won't ret us and now this world, even if oifly a1"1' toxSthat General Sherman found it because we have hvedin it , That nd Srbest waV Z Shorten the war. No, of work can be done only .by the man the Desi way wj u tnrtTtt ; neither a weakline nor a coward, we oia men anu - ' - u - fllcat aenseof and I hone . that our vcnuaren anu Dy me mau x, " ru. When they bet on two numbers they call it a saddle! j "When they bet on three numbers thaw 11 It a kAiwt J i "And thousands of young men get onto that gate and mount that 'saddle and ride that hrrse to damnation!" : It was easy for the old style ministers to criticize that sort Of rhetoric in the pulpit, but -such expressions stuck in the memory of listeners, they had a decided burr Uke quality, and those who heard Talmage once wanted to hear him again. . : - ' - Much was written about . Dr. Tal matre's trip to the Holy Land, and es pecially of his statisfied ambition to follow in the f ooUteps of his Master and s someone in tne luver. loraan. asserted that not finding a real improvised one ana some inkers went so far as to declare' that . . . a . I .I a a the poor Arab wno was papuzeu inougni he was going to be drowned by the stal wart, long-armed American divine, and shrieked for mercy like a good f el- a x. M 1 . t low. But the opinion oi ut. lannage s friends was that this story was manu factured out of the whole cloth. a Year. A Ilaphaaard Baacatlaau In 1875 the country aehoob. to the South were ot value only as a begin ning. Since then a considerable ad vance has been made, bat it not at all sufficient, says the Memphis Com memaJ-Annrai. in some respecuwe have actually retrograded. During that quarter of a century the popula tion hai increased ahout 70 per cent; the number of .Heachers has been doubled, the value of school property has been quadrupled, but the average number of days of attendance has in creased only from D3 to 110, and the average annual pay of the teachers has a Bxa xxxlBV9. WlW actually decreased from Jiw in 10.0 to $158.75 in 1900. The amount of monev exnended tier canita has in creased from 81 cents to $1.84. Noth ing cculd be more humiliating to as than these figures. Of course we can plead the desolation of war and the blitrht of reconstruction. ktXat the I war the South was an impoverished section. But this excuse can ot be pleaded much longer, and it is our duty to face" the acts and attempt a remedy. The South is largely an agricultural section, and it is desirable that the. farmer should be an intelli gent - and well educated man. The school term in the country should be extended. The haphazard way of con ducting them should be abanaonea. The teachers should be better paid and thus a better class oi teacnera aecunu. Not only that, but the-standard of education should bo raised. rwmtcmcjMDs. TmT"k C HERrUNG. DWTi.rL7 JaetaoHTUIe Fir Bre Florida Tlmea-Unlon and Cltlen. While the fire which started on May A Glaaasy Pr4letl Honey Orove Blsnal. far Maau If the lady who is a candidate for hi acalxt at aiaold piaoa art Traaa iwvrj COIfOOAD, Xf. 0. Dr W. c. Houston ' ;',, :- iwCxPesw.cv"- '" It prpar(t U do all ktndt af oantal or s la . lb moat approval aiairr. . Kaaldaoca 'fauna U . mo 'llmoa U. L. T. HA RTS ELL, . Ittcrsej-tt-Uw, cow cokd, xfoana CAoixUfA. . rnniim wuvjn si w- Ottcwta Murru tMilidinS. op(xjaiUi tba owurt booae. f; . DR. 7T. S. LIIiLT, offres bia Frofkmal aarrkwa Ho tha rtu- aana or vnoia-a ani tifihiii. promptly attantxl dar or aisiii. OflwM rai4aftra oa Kurt ipo Mrvwt, wualt Praatovf rtaa ctiurch. w. . MorrooniiT. . ,;i..tfi0Mwiu I0ITC0IEKI ft CEOIELL, .' ittorfieji and Coaaselcrs-il.Lif , IV" ? : -- coaooaD, a. o. . A nxriii.H 1lt nmrttK law In ffeharrua. Ktaalv and ax)jnlnlnt cint, in tha auiw nor alio impratna WMina o i n w j ta FoOarat (luarta. 0M la rtmrX hnum. fartlaa aaainnit to h-imi bx"T waa aa or piara it ia CWmor4 au$u Hank for ua, ao4 wa will land it oa wt ral Uta aaourttr fraa ot rlarita to Utm tiimtut. I Wa anxika Uuuih axaftl tnalbMI of tiVM to landt off arwl aa aicurtty for tuaua. . MomuM fareloMd alUtoal espaeM to 10IWI Southern a raaiua u. ..".wv ii- wh51 the fire which started on May " 7" f rj ' i'.Z t. i almost two miles-in all directions, , " - r, me ... Qnd r'JJZ WAR1LD UI ft IUU1-UUIC uiwuivw. . " " I i . ttiA vuiatPJ. rlavfl - I ' . . r . -x . I nfpn UUIUIUK lUt tuc LW sw a j av. almost tl00.000.000 of ore in sight, ocu xrJt xvinXTZ, n.v., TUB I. . .xi).l-.l-k.at wnplrinrra 1 matter right yesterday, air." ITJXii: th willt dreams. W"6' wenro 4af ,ttx. . ho mnnirpd . ui ;. i Mohawk mock, ana wiin a r - i I ilA plaintiff aaaerta tne I r . . . .: .. i . tv. .n J r-lj-xa!" I ruiuiuuiu.i., "'v i .: . I off the ton oi ine tie OI - - I present ore rau wv vuuvcu ANNOUNCES THK OPENING . OF THE 'j ' Tourist Season AND THE PLACING " ON SALE OF 1 EXCURSION TICKETS , to all prominent points . in the j. South, Soutlnest, West Indies, Mexico, and California,, j . ISCXUPING A ntrnotinA. Palm Beach, Miami, ToVax,nille Tampa. Poet Tampa, Rranswick. Thomasville, Cjharles . ton, Aiken, Augusta, Piwehurst, Asheville, Atlanta, New Qrleans, . : and . .- : L. The Land of the Sky. Perfect Dining and . Sleeping : " 1 Car Service on all trains i ' See that your ticket reads Via Southern Railway Ask any Ticket Agent for full informa s ! tion. or address I " : R. i. Vriwnv rstv Pass, and Tick.Agt. v ' - i Charlotte. N. C. H. Hardwick, Gen. Pass. Agent, ' J. M. Ciil.p. Traffic Manager, ! ; ' . W. A. Turk, Asst. Pass. Traffic Mgr., . WaBhiogtop, D. 0 . "Whv What did vou sav? nh air I iuat told the people I was j sorry to say that I had made a mistake the last time i preacnea u mem, uu mat I had met a gentleman me jxjr dr of Cambridge who had assured me that the angels had -no pockets, so I must correct what i nau saw, as mu nM n.nt anvhodv to STO awaV . With a ef TiowKolemew. where 80.000 Protes- -, - T.. Kind Dpn hntchered in a nig, .jju. v, tx-;ii Teddvreoent. retract anc Wxlsxx J X . ' , e? He has eot it to ao sooner lt.tn. trn down in history as a ma- t Jnnwx nt nn whose B 11008 ne I UUUU9 uwui v , n.tt,i, to nn loose, ne anu AtHt It tfce Traill ! ' , Charlotte Observer, 4 The Raleigh CJhristian Advocate ob serves that there was never a uine iu the world's history when ihere was a who "lrine . . 1 1 I V I afaauauaaa vm mmm a ..S :n ix. it ll in some the world. ; is a true Christian like , ; fT than af the present. granacnuureii w .::Tvflrid Heart.' Bunyan's hero. We in ehartreof the various depart- h not foreotten Herod ior Nero nor plead for a closer and wider and deeper menU o searching with has not lorgoiwin mMafti of atruW of the Bible, so that our people anv fo. Blich men. tne auae ui "Tr'i.I -- f ... in theory TiL " " . Iu i,m Tho may ue in , o ,.v.. - xnese are me pcupiD w n uv,,. " lrura of the wort and not hearers i Mnrnll , .TonrnaJ referred recently as North Carolina who do things."- And yet, has our esteemed wiilins; .1 rtaleieh contemporary looked at the of the matter? 'Has it re- - vaiaxxa wavaw w- - ATithell of Florida. I atA that in thia State the men who was not wormy w uuiwoa xunuauuiwuuiiu,,"" iUwkvU . Miles will tret together some time and who8e long record of continuous ser- .bring things to pass" are tremendous- juura "i" s ""S - ... . . pn f0ota V,ia nnnn-li ulm nr TViav are denounced as some where, flow, w- - . vice tp"'- --7 . v .TTZ. ' m.. .11 -t r. Teddv consider the feeding 01 iarity, is a product 01 me no 6.- commeruaia xx4" m . 1 Kia annrrintmenis 10 buuiuuu 1 iirhtwooa Knoi reaiuu 1 oriuiu ia uw "i"'" -- 1 t ueuure iu u -rt- . 1 "o . .r v. 1 ,v I . ..j rV nova- xffipfT why am ne nuv xd nines. - Aiuuug uun . OlllCn. , : . ,,.x a xi iilUct" man m , Honnnnm them, -and W nah a white man tor a coiieevurj one 01 remg " 6" " .-.vp-vci ""'f - - nan kwtmMtpn rH -.i. - 1 irntrihntors to campaign funds. t nrjani as governor he S." sometimes as ii we were getting anuxeveuuo wxx. - r"v . . x 1 mnt l:::u.... whioh ohtained ... r,xi ha Irnnws it. II he has hoardea a tram w ixyP - v-xx-.j 41,c Wx4v- -rrv . nreaent the ton ana also tnai eacn ton ui raw ore extracted held $2,000 worth oflgold hnnt one dollar's worth of trold to every pound taken out. Judicial Advice to Htr Drinkers. PhUadelphla Evenihg Telegraph. In passing judgment in the cases of men arraitrned at the Central station on o . .-XI charges of intoxioauon, magistrate win- ? a. a a -x 1 , ningham, aiinougn ne irequeuuy re verses himself, offers to each offender some sound advice. - . Bill Jones, who had been touna upon the public highway minus the faculty of navigation, was arraigned before him. " sinele?" asked the . o ElifiYROYAL PILLS Z &CHxCH1STEB'S t ENGXISH in KEl) and toia ., wiin Um ribbon. 1 aae aa Ihapmi M.r-ittioa iI,7T: Ua7'Klrf fc Ladle" ZTl ai.ll. lO.aveTaMlaaelala. SoMkr . x.x.i xixiMl fjaw 1 aaiHoa tku paM. tfaillaciM PartriP""-- rto - as- rxx.1 ixvl rr EXA GOLDENRBMEF COTS : CUBES ANY " " 6t1 SDCaiua 1 nil H I VI MONCHITIS riktv .,. . aT xr, 1. 1 ucnoaiiMA (-ULIC IBSIDxx OS OUT OlAMMnua Itrumto inltoSralimtes 25c, 50c SL na and he JtnOWS 1. r duotucu .. .- - ' -, us, ana.ue ijyxv4 t nMTOeg 4 , . o. aitA4 throuirh the smoker affectionate reKiwu -p- um, mu i ; . , . wfxxOtgayethemaplaatWD jqokini for a seat. : He approached tori oVillanyr Bton or a consul- Uw-b,ned cracker sitting all in l aheap gjp Jt Hayti or San Domingo? , - whose face had been to -Tese officesire the nearest of all to hnn,9&w; One eye was gone his nose our people- The postoffice is our tryst- 8awed off and lus mouth extended to 'inn iJnoe a kina or jaecca, 1 ms ouier eve - , . 1 u& I ' A . x . TV. at nfflWT I . m MAMA-MrhV lnxlrn the man over postmaster our connuenu- ua -. , ine.guvwu.- .r , Should above all others be aptable to in a 8tern voice . , xv.- -xwix. The col-1 st.ncrpr aav vour prayers, xou are the roaioriiy mc . 7 . 1 Uux.6 , u ' lector has the commerce-of a city m going to die in a minute. ... -p jecior naa f.l and 6 rnf- nntrvmin: in no Wise startled, fton it looked up into the face of the governor comes from the negro race. What andsaid: . 1 i,.h annoint-l - nWV,o( fnrfu excuse can ne give Yr , 5 7 -1 . . fnr 'ments? None, nd hen tt ne , gomS ; 'ahave peen .j-.. a. x J .ha Ama TOT M1HL HiaUUl 1 ttUOTI TV VHHni iu tviu to reiraci uu 5 1 v"ry - T ; . vr. t...: TTxv.ry onflTUPra wheni lmhv ia ntrher than l am. - 01 air. xt( H--r!,T .v; v1(VlV the cracker in . - - .' - ' 1. our., voiee. asked:. - J I dead as a "Am I uglier than you f! 1 vxi 1 Bn imnyuu w - .s 1 .. . . 1 nV.V.a xx-rrvloaion at PlttS-I J . result 01 me ""1"'"" ZT?rrZnn ' ahrutt ten ve&TS afiTO. when nobody who was not a pauper or a loafer was deem ed wormy 01 oouswerauou bure.- It is believed -that 300 were Well LIU aar i 1 for mercy's sake shoot "Married Magistrate. Single, culpnt. or "sir, J. H. Kooker, William Baker and a of the old shovel dug broken brick and mortar. Three or four inches from the top the place wag warm and smoke was seen to come from the hole .dug. Di&nrine a little deeper each shovelful became hotter and hotter as it .was taken out. Digging still deeper, red coals were found, and as soon as the breeze fanned it, it biased. . The fire rianarrnant am notified, and a stream of water was turned on. - 1 A rae4r Her" l Thna it was that one-vear after the I Wilmisotos. May 16. A few. years commencing of a fire the department is ago II trek less Green, of Brunswick called upon to put it out. This, place county, lost three children by drown haa hlaxod nn aeveral times since the ins- within a few yards of Navaasa dav of the fire, and the last time, about I factory, four miles from Wilmington, five months ago, the department soaked I t the mouth of a creek, which enters it thoroughly with water. A quantity the river at that point. He was in a of prain had been stored in the build-1 hoat with his children at the time of ,Goncord National Bank. aatAx. ik. x.mim( ffM t tafanka and ararr (acUitr fur baa4Uag aiwuita. oirrxjts a- thing of the past. ' We do not believe that woman is eligible to such position! in Texas, but we understand that the Attorney-General takes a different view of the question, and his opinion is eligible0 tocountyoffices they will aeekmJSl' t CLASS t SERVICE them, and what they seea tney gev, a man campaigning against a pretty girl or fascinating widow would not get votes enough to black the bulletin board. 1 OX gllll II UMl UWU 9VtIM ISA UW aU I UUI WlU 11 AO VUllUiCU UV HIMW V : -.V.aW rvrw1 An (Kn atfA KmPA tVlA I ik. aa i-av I a-x a, MiaaoMllrktlsllir tfsswrwvl nlied the ahftkinir digging tool place, and it was this grain himself. - To-day at about the same replied the shaking as smouldering tl) . this Bpot he and bis son, Dairy, aged about -r-- , x x x a - t I time. , . 1 1 years, were in m dum. wmcurawaM "Yon on pht to tret married. If you I w1"5- I 7v ' j!-j . . : a conuaeno e crova qi utwuK kui: ma tne young man, waa uivwuw. rirwTbae n j ,k. -f ;fMrQ tii Hia. Iished at tne xact 01 tne nre uurnuiB au dnnk," said the Magistrate. 1 11 dis- . , mArked that afl records were broken as to the length in time of burnintr of a fire by the one in Jackaon fille which burned a whole year. ; ; V: TO TM IPIUC. Capital. M.OOO Profit,! . 22,000 Individual responitibility ,cBhareiioiaeriv, w,wr Keh Yoim Accoukt -vvrTH. Us. Intoraat paid aa ri UbataJseootamo daUoa to ail our cuaioruara. 3. M. ODELtx, PraaMatit, U. tt. GOLTKASS. CaalOar. 4a. at VE VAWT TO I a talk to you ABOUT charge you; but I hope you'U give to matrimony -j more , thought, than you have to liquor." : ; - ii ; John Smith who, naa aij Deen ar rested for being intoxicated, was next railed. ' . . : "Married or single, John?' queried the Magistrate. I - '1 "Married your oaor, ' was me prisoner's reply. ! 5 . - - , . 'Then you have no business getting drunk, . Drinking should be done by single men who have no family to re quire their attention and cash. You ought to have remained single, then the damage.you re doing would fall upon you alone. Go home and think it over," .1,- ' - . i v -- ' - - - . .. ' Their .KelaUoaalalsw There are some queer couples in the J night. aid you do if you it" . - had : The Two Kxtreaaea. "What would KUlixSn dollars VOh," answered the langma man, "T rfno'l nee why 1 shouia expec w nrove anv. exception to the rule. - I would probably go to one of the usual extremes ana eitner ouy yaco u xa ''.. walk to save canare, . Staaa Like a8tme WU Between your children and the tortures of itching and burning eczema .scald- head and other skin diseases, uow l .xtV.it -hv nsinir Rncklen's Arnica Saaive, earth's greatest healer.. Quickest cure for Ulcers, Fever Sores, ssait jsneum. Cuts, Burns,' or Bruises. Infallible for Piles. 25 cents at Fetzer's drug store. If Beataeatt Aewa tm Naaareth. Chicago Record-Herald. There are no Jews in Nazareth. They are not allowed to live there. They are nermitted to come in and trade, but no Jew can rent a house' or store or take up a permanent residence for fear of a public demonstration. They cpme and go. however, nae otner mercnanus, uuy irr and Rellintr, mindine their own business and making money out of he Christians. too Wnm ABlaaal. nilkea k) Cherokee Sonut. A feBow in a neiehbonng county bought an old white cow and a white mule, putting both in the same stable. It ss said that night when he went to milk be made a mistake and milked the white mole'. ; j world," remarked a St. Louis real estate agent recently. The other day a man and woman called to see me about renting a house. The woman did all the talking and turned to the man for confirmation - or corroboration. He always agreed with her, and did it very meekly. . " -Well said the woman, tii give ypu $25 for the house. Won't we Johnf "John? Yea. i And.ril pay my rent prorApUy, 0; won't we John P ":- : ; Yea. r - " And I'U take 'good care of the hoise; won we, Johnf . Yes.' :--.-V ' " - Vi' And I'll Uke it for three years; won't we, Johnf ! - ? Yea.' : " 'But, I iniulvrecW as is usual in such cases, 'are you man and wife ? ' 'Man. ana wue, exciaime ums woman, sharply. Indeed, we are not; are we. John? !. " 'No, my dear, Whatr aaidl. 'Not man and wife? " 'Not much,' she; retorted. 'I'd have you know, too. that in this family we are wife and man; that's so, isn't it, Johnf . "And John meekly agreed." neat rale Acla Active. Fort-de-Frasce, Island of Martin ique, May 16. Great flashes of very hritrht tizht were emitted from Mont Pelee between 10 and 11 o'clock last They were visible from here. Watches 1 i. I t i Thick, 'riowinsr red clouds, inter- aneraed with flashes of light, are issu- uing from the volcano this morning, Showers of cinders, lasting for 20 min utes, accompanied the activity. .The neonla in the districts Of Lorrain. Marieot. Sainte Marie and La Trinite are panic-stricken. v V ' Beeklaaa Deatrartfesi ef Fertaia. aaatonia Sews. ; The trees on the mountaia sides the giant oakv-are being cut down Just n xttrir.rtxl cA thetr hark tor the tan- avr a ners. Qnly $0 a ton for bark and the limber rots on the spot. Is or.n Laro- lina will need that timber long. And the forests are beinc made bare and the lowlands subjected to the dpatmcti ve ficods all for a little tan bark. The goverment will have to hurry if it gets a lores rowo tc ui, ni&ium u.wu. Wait Thia Pltu Fla, Ta a trn-atmt nower of dlarestinjc and assimilating food. Far them Dr. King's Ww life PiUs work wonders. They tm anil resmlate the distrestive ezgans, mmtlv ernel all notaona rrom tne system. enrich the blood, improve appetite, make healthy floih. Only 25c at Fetzer's drag store. . t . We have the largest and best selected stock of Watches ever shown in , the city, and what s more , We Guarantee 1 that we : can save ypujx money by buying from us J 4 Fine Watch Repairinsr 2 and Engraving a specialty. 2 I Sta Cvaadi arraa. TatajMat. tla I .1 talma. wl Irr rwrMx V , 5 ; ii ! i 5 I - I 1 i il ! I quick. " 1 injured. For sale by Gibson Drug Store. i