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ROXBORO, XORTH OAROLIXA, Wednesday Evening, September 10 1902.
Xo. 87.
A Card—To Yov,
It lias been suggested by some
good people that I ought not be
■elected County Treasurer because I
am a merchant and “would never
have any money’ ’ but try to get
people who present county orders
for payment to trade their paper for
goods telling them that there is no
County money on hand. Nowin
meeting this charge, I have this to
say, once for all if I should be
honored with the office, I will not
trade goods for a single county
order, large or small nor authorize
any one else do so for me while in
cfiice, and will pay anyone $100.00
in cash who can make it appear that
I fail to keep this pledge.
A, R. Foushee.
Roxboro, N. C,, Sept. 3. 1902.
Meeting of Fifth Sunday Institute.
The Fifth Sunday Institute of the
Flat River Association was held with
Mountiin Creek church on August
30th and 31st, with the following
programe; •
Saturday 10 a. m. Devotional
ercises, by Rev. J. R. Pace.
speaker appointed to make an
dress on our Orphan Work, not
ing present, the following
was discussed, “The State
Church,” by Rev. G. T. Watkins,
whose able address was greatly en
ioyed by all present. Other of the
brethren made inspiring speeches on
the s"* biect.
, -n offer a^
1 Dinner.
, uo God. Hov ,-p, j,
^ , /‘The Officers of a
-^n and WQUiv-,.,, v u v t
ji,ew ’ . —r . Jnurch,’ by fiev. J.
„ ,.ve said .'.eui ,
tuier testimonies
for many years with an unrepentod
and unforsaken grudge against a
neighbor or relative blackening their
souls and undermining the foundafion
of character?”—Baptist Courier.
Not Doomed for Life.
••I was treated for three years by
good doctors,’’ writes W, A. Greer,
McConnellsville, O., “for Piles, and
Fistula, but when all failed, Buck>.
leu’s Arnica Salve cured me two
weeks ” Cures Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
Corns, Sores, Eruptions, Salt Rheum
and Piles or no pay. 25c at Morris'
drug store.
ex-
The
ad-
be-
su eject
of the
NEGROES SHOOT FOURTEE MEN
HUNTER
AND WIPE
officers.
FIRE ON
-jerr;
Hunter
New York Sept. 2
the negro who shot a , mlmber of
policemen and set fire to his house,
in Queensborough, last night, in an
effort to escape, was captured
to-day and locked up in the Astoria
jail. In the fight between Hunter
and those who tried to rarest 'Ihim
eleven policemen, three citizens and
Hunter and his wife were injured.
Hunter’s wife, who was helping
her husband in his effort to escape
was taken to his house, where, it
was said that she was in bad condi
tion. Her husband was badly beaten
in the struggle when he was caught
John McKenna, a patrolman, was
shot in the head and face. Both his
eyes were destroyed and the
wounds in his head are so serious
that his recovery is doubtful. The
injured were men called ujjfin by
the police to aid in subduing Hun
ter.
Hunter was emplo3^ed as caretaker
of a large tract of land near North
Beach, L. I. Yesterday he
man digging sand worms
property and he shot at tlm
der, who ran away and told
man McKenna what Hunt
done. McKenna ran
home aijd was shot ,
diseases. Refuse .suI’^t
sale by W. R. Hambric t?
1,000 PEOPLE KILLED,
Reports of Terrible Havoc Wrought
by Monte Pelee.
Paris, Sept. 2.—The Havas
Agency has received an undated
dispatch from Fort de France,Island
of Martinique; announcing that
about 1,000 persons were killed and
that several hundred were injured
as the result of violent eruption of
Mont Pelee on Saturday, August
30, which destroyed Morne Rouge
and Ajoupa Bouillon, two villages
near Mont Pelee.
1,060 killed; 1,500 INJURED.
Basse Terre island of Guadelope
French West Indies, Sept. 2—It
has been learned from the Gendar
mes of Island of Martinique that
1,060 persons were killed and 1,500
injured in the last eruptions of
Mont Pelee..
Bears the HavB.Always Bought
■ Parker Is Guilty.
Durham, N. C., Sept. 4.—The
jury in the case of John Parker
(colored), charged with rape upon
saw a Lyon, after being out but a
short time, brought in a verdict of
guilty at 5:35 this afternoon.
Postmasters Barred.
Washington, Sept. 9.—May a
postmaster contribute to the .cam-
paign_,fund?' Tes. -
Tuesday and Friday,
per year. The larges
on the I
intru-
police-
er had
I^unter’s
negro.
f(0WDiil
Makes the food mor^elidousland wholesome
LIBERTY WAREHOU^
BOYAL gAKINQ PQWDEP eO--
To My Fkiends or Person and
Caswell County;
I have rented the well known Lib
erty Warehouse, of Milton, N. 0.,
for"the coming season and will be
glad TO see my friends any time. We
have’been so unfortunate as to lose
two of our buyers, but am glad to
say their places have been well filled
with good experienced buyers, and
can truthfully say I think we are
going to have the best market we
haye ever had. All of the large to
bacco Companies will he represented
on our market and no market can or
will pay more for your tobacco than
Mibon.
I think I know what tobacco is
when I see it, and will see that you
get th« highest market price for every
pile. I now-thank you for your pat
ronage the past two years aa.l think
I can serve you better in the future.
Come to see me and I will make it
pay you,
Yours.
Cap Morton,
Alfonso Startles His Councilors.
Madrid, Sept. 5—King Alfonso
has disregarded all proposals of his
councillors that he matrj’- ^ a Kuro-
Notijpe—Deniocratic Pri
maries.
Noti^ is hereby given that the
democratic primary will be held
at eacli pf^'cibct voting place in
PersoujCounty on Saturday Sep-
teaihei*^t1h, 1902, at 2 o,’clock
p. m.,’ S' purpose of electing del
egates M ths Democratic County
Convenfioa 1° be held Saturday
Septem W 27th, 1902.
ChajM^ea of Precinct Commit
tee''"'”^ I post^t public places
the notices seJ^them.
By orfCr of Democratic Execu-.
tive Colimittee.
Luther M. Carlton,
Chairman.
C. T. WCLSON, Sec’y.
Death in Flames.
C., Sept. 5.—Miss
ore, aged 42, of Cary,
iglit by burriing.
und wrapped in flames
and die^^it eleven
ght.
To be sure of get-
When onr repnblica, r pr.ug--
through iiK'nhating their trust policy
the bruud vvdl resemble democratic
roostei’iS.
Bears the _ TI18 Kind You Hate tlwajs Bougtit
Signature ^ -
The Hon. Joe Manly asks for pro
hibition. What will yon hate on the
side, Mr, Manly?
Per in North Carolina,
copies sent on application.
Address
THE OBSERVFR.
Charlotte, N' C.
being planted by the thousand,
ting the genuine, .you should ord^o headciuarters.
J. A. YODNG, proprietor,
Greensboro,
Ephraim McGill, a gouth Carolina
negro who has been living at Marion
commited a criminal assault on a 5
year-old negro girl in Marion Friday
night- He ts in jail.
“My baby was terribly sick with
the diarrhoea,” says J. H. Doak, of
Williams, Oregon. ’‘We were unable
to cure him with the doctor's assists
ance, and as .a last resort we tried
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
Dlarrhqoa Remedy. I am happy to
•ay it gave immediate relief and a
complete cure.” For sale by W.
B. Hambrick.
The republicans are doing seme
lively ping-pong with the trust ques
tion but it will need democratic
•ingleness of purpose to satisfy the
people and defmately settle the mat
ter
McDufeie’s Tasteless Chill
Curt will build up broken down
systems and make the blood rich and
healthy certain cure for chills, guar
teed or your money refunded oOots
E’er sale by J. D. Morris.
If the republican parry were as
honest as it is strenuous it might
accomplish some reforms.
Try McDuffie’s “No 16" for
La Grippe or influenza. It is guar
anteed to cure or your money will be
refunded. Price §1.00. For sale by
J. idi. Morris.
Foley’s Kidney Cure makes the
diseased kidneys sound so they will
eliminate tie poison from the blood.
Sold by W. E. Hambrick.
Mrs. Fred Ui\ra.thi,
President Country Club, Bent'-on
Harbor, Mleb. !;
"After my flr»t baby waj bom I dfd no!
seem to regain my strength atthougA the
doctor gave me a tonic which he ccjnsid-
ered very teperior, but instead 0/ gepng
better I mw weaker eyery day. MyShus-
band insisted that I take Wine of M tdui
for a week and see what it would dc for
me. I did take the medicine and was , lery
grateful to find my strength and heialth
slowly returning. In two weeks 1 wasl out
of bed and in a month I was able to l| ake
up my usual duties. I am very enthi usi-
astic in its praise.”
Wine of Cardui reinforces the orgi ms
of generation for the ordeal of pri !g-
nancy and childbirth. It prevents ib is-
carriage. No woman who takes Wij ne
of Cardui need fear the coining of I er
child. If Mrs. Unrath haa tak en
Wine of Cardui before her baby oai ne
she would not have lieeii weakened as
she was. Her rapid recovery shoi hi
commend this great remedy to eve ry
expectant mother. Wine of Card! ui
regulates the menstrual flow.
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