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Dtctor's W#tk"
BfevNHss* NiftlMOMl
illlllp
The other da* near BtdndL
' Jilti*!?!" !jfc
2uSg l the drill
until it hframe a magnet ao power
fad that a afaevri adhered M firm
ly that H leaaiied coa.idarahle
strength lo rA.II it away from the'
drilL A niiiiiir of pc»»u* hate
riaited the and taiifal thcin
adves by U»cir pocket
knives upon :fc« drilL—Kansas sty
* AWaSarLtlsa Road.
IVakaUj tho first railroad ctct
keiU ia thcTmteti States pt iacipel
ly to hanl w.teAaeloaa will bo a
kneb Une wL*ch the ia
getting ready to co«.trart ia south,
aaoft XWn thi« »pnag. The fine
ag
SSSa
y anyhWy hat a Ha rhyno
•What ia land'r'
"That fartrftha glaka which it
-Ko; that fa aaly dry land."—
Men Tart Uahenity Tnaagfa.
aanart hoy.
If H - -
*h ♦haetriral life tirp ■■!>■?*
~WdL~*£ takeeqaitea figure tego'
the . stage."—Detroit
l fla»fa|HtiHth^ Mfe, 'i
—That aiat aajtMac. Oar adallae
wears Ma* atgHHaUwa every time ha
peaeW-Oerefaad Ptata Dealer. j
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ffin (Mttpist
"" Ml TME UTILE «BL
S)Lt£((L|Hak)kpi
to thi k>H e» UU a fk a*
vkil
anZtana
huy . WW «■. fc- aahad
■a fta tin 1A Ihi aw aa A*
yt fade jfaa ia the vara% atkk
wfcSSisp
• HmJj. nktaa nMfta Wba,
UMHiaialiafnhaflMla
Ika 1 11 ii a kakaatalMaai
kaa kreahfaat aa« practices aa hear.
raady far school at 9. At It ka kaa
dioatr and at 1 rctarae fta sehaaL
After adkaoi kc takaa half aa haw
far play, them two kin for riola
practice, thrr rapper. followed far •
Mf hoar'# twrf-twa. He goer to
. bed &t 'J, but not before he Las hid
aaotl «r hoar of practice- Profess
or ikln of Colombia oliege ha* re
cently uxknaUa the iuinctws
of youn£ Brede.
Tka Frompt Baft.
"Ho* I do appreciate a hoy who
ia always prompt—always oa time!" |
aaid John Wawaaiikar, the great
dry good* Hwehat *Vaa aaoa
lama to depend ipa the key who
ii Barer lata in kaa pUee, who
fa awn late in a lettar er
• parkage, amr lafta m gang to
neat a railesad train, nevsr lata in
ated wnh kini m laapoetaat basuMaa
WttnyatetalaHalaafiaaaH
-■oaae —»
Tr» » mm-mmm.r _ .'
vitt her fitWr CM day to M aft
HwyifL n» ihimithHtor
apni with the fact.
iMjk Bttb Hp*
pW*r Z
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WILLIAMSTON, N. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1903.
coramots of a tmhskk
n 1 ii mli iwty-mrf
UK of paeaangHa Maine
MM I |l LmL «»•
wk wlMllkl IWIIUII Mft
■ImWL AlAktetoh
IMIIIMB MiaMs M laaitki
■hi f—mmm tap wMk' Mr
• •' • «■ mat
•w tpk mmmmm ifcai at m*
Mi ai • Imm f*» • M
SamA than Htlli kits of pa
pr mtm kttla Wk'-Xw Tock
lnnMWi«tKak>Mi««lkio|
m Fjwtii
kfl',7TJwSw* Ma krsZtC
waMWAaiMriaiarottlM
aftaew aa4 a pnhi*—a dw gdkmd
ap aMteVa kiaaalka thief.
*Taa," hI Ua. "I h» Mb."
"WW M ke kaak HkafT shouted
the aancLaat aai the mliahmii
-W«T.- adJ Kahn deliberately, "h
■car m I aoaU an iw looked lika he
ifal have a mmute to spare."
Kaaaa aa Wall atreet Tip*.
Junes 1L kerar, the noted Wall
tjenkjar. i* exceedingly
rhnf'ebost giving market (ips to
frv-niis. thorch he is understood
not to he so rctiorat with |x>n>on*
not on hfa list of intimate*. litre
1 m hfa own str of looking at the
matter: "Moat people will admit
that I am shout as good a specula
tor at there fa oa the street, but the
waff heat I eaa do fa to beat Uio
sane fear tines sat ef aevea. Now,
if I em ny friends tips three oat
ef aevea weald gm eiaag, aad how
fang do you aaapire I oowld hold
say himh aaaer than dtedm
etenenf I never ted a ewe thing
la my Hfis. It ever I have, I'll let
amy fad kleak eae ef my frfanda
a—m
Thfa'fa'a aLn*told hy tho Hew
Tak WerVs Werhiagtnn eorre
saeadsmt: Whea Itsprseeatative
Infan ef Chirngo, who fa ooasiag
hack fta the fifty eanyaes,
tine of Um
kaafaT* Mad!
tkrsugk the gftna dspartnsnt aad
hadlnfaa the OUT aaea than.
"Do yaapst dawn at ttis tfaae ovary
r "whea
the cfay, sir> It waart
-
Oh Kw T«to «w bUag an
other haw toeatifnl Mm John R.
DwdlMMitafodiMtlM pra
tim iiwin. ttn|t dM ra «im
nl van lot e «gn of
pwk -DSS* £S*
■M IktCttW VMtt'l UVML
ef coonO «id the other, "bat the
Staph etring of ymk* jw auk
of n nliitii ud utthri by t
Chmi expert aad cut tXO.OOO.
fcAywri ■■■pfrwii faemjnnJ,
IV |«pnH wiw that k
|—iiag Ihi jiffia f final th*
3of each hwwl m aeceaaary in
on far export, haw the
pmrtoMßMii the hold of »
wml atavt a fcitnhhoa which
■peak tho whole cargo. The prod
wet each jeer of thu degerming ie
ibott 9,000,000 gallon* of corn oil,
which hu heretofore been need to
adulterate Unseed oil, hat .now a
procces for clarifying it and remov
ing Ha peculiar odor briiifl it into
competition mith olive aua cottou
ceedoiL
Fm •«*!> ana Omaa Ctet>«».
Oacar Hammcrstda, the New
Tort theater managrr, la a greet
atidder for ercmug dna at the
•f the aaH|aMgi "The leaet a
lai.ll em to aaye, "m fa
Imw. It bmlmb aM thed to aea
• aaa W faea aaato to a each aaift.
UkarftofaMdM la ntoj
MWflh* «'■*
I T CQHOBBtP itWMESu^
I Now Cola Viaryjer Wan Ho rrteaf
aMp a# Major INaMr.
lie thM Oala tWfas
MM ago, hM haaa graated a eoa
litfaoaT pardan, wUch will admit
1 of kfaraiarning to kfa garner home
• |a Wmomri. whfah 11 nM I mo of a
k aftary akoat tha iuHna kaodit
• whfak ahoao thot araa kna hare
| an konmt aal BoWt &
I W y*RSad BUdS" detachment,
r kan B. lirtH. took part hth
t kettle at Laaa Jaek, Mo Daring
► ft* Mgagaamat Mdot JTaater «a
► (hfit H WM thoagkt, fatally
a Tkg rjmhMQ iaogßg VMS
» dafaaied and fail back, faarmg their
I wounded. Majer Kaatar and hfa
1 brother lay la a cahia ahta ay gang
1 hnekwhacker who had oaoa been
■ their enemy came in fat a half
1 drunken condition and, erring the
oondition of tha major, laid him to
prepare to die, aa he m going to
Ceraa. Aa M waa abaot to poll
trigger a yonag fellow dashed
[ knocked tha. afatel up,
[ aetaed the rowdy and threw him
■ tram tha cabin. Ha tftld tha offi
' ean that he waa Cala Toongar and
| promfaad to loak oat tot their pro
-1 taction. Major Footer theaght ko
" waa goiag to dU and denied to ooa
' Ma tnToaagar. Ha aakad him t*
f take ftOO, kfa wotah aad ehaia aad
1 other ralnahfae U hfa H»tk 11. wha
• ttred fat Warrenaburg. Fowr daye
| later the major waa aoMled by hfa
1 mother that eha had received the
; package intact. From tkot day
. Younger had no better friend than
1 Major Foster, who worked kard un
- til the day of his death to secure
1 the parole ou whieh Younger eras
! relciued two years ago." • tf :•
Didn't Need the Jeh.
A- woman in PortlnnJ, lie., pn=s
' | in? Lv a gardeti «av.- a »liai>-
' j biiv dressed taun working 011 some
| j treed.
' I "What pre you d ung to those
! j tree (ranks P' a-tked she.
' j !'(Jirdiin;j thorn, madam, with
; 1 winter*' ink and to k«.p otf
' I the cankcrwonna, answered the
man.
! "Wtll, I wfah yon would come
1 and girdle oan. What fa your
1 Bsme f
1 "HiU," the man replied; hot, al
| thoogh tho women repeaUd the ie*
MnMnrraHnvm
THL.'ngCJm w EOR
'■ 91E24W -TiLit
1 ID ■ [Wsfflyi
1 KNAfI VLwt ■
t I nBL -i ■
r^m
tWM 100 worae ewasm eranea
queet about going to girdle her
trees, the man returned an erasire
answer. That night die spoke to
her husband about the occurrence.
"Why," aaid the husband, laugh
ing, "that man fa the Btr. Dr. Ilill,
late president of Harvard universi
ty and recently eppaiated paator of
the Pint church. Philadelphia
Ledgrr.
\ 1
' MIiiIC((NV
Ufa recent death of Dr. Barrows,
president of Oberlin college, recalls
mb incident in connection with tho
parliament of religiose over whieh
he presided during the World's fair
|p Chicago. At the conclusion of
mm of the meetings which #M char
acterized by debeffc and diseemmn,
he was ssked: \
"la there anything upon which
the parliament did a£ree r*
"Well, yes," said Dr. Barrows.
"We all agreed thatnf any one of us
should lows his mokey the
fair the public would not concern
itself as to how we lost it, bat how
be came to have it to lose."—Detroit
Free Press.
Taking Timber.
That picturcsquo Pbiladelphian,
Uichard Vaux, used to repeat many
of Thomas Moore's annuong stories,
having known the Irish poet well
I daring his residence in London.
One of the bost of these was that o
the blockhead who waa purchasing
a horn Mid whet wishing to kaow
MHirfhlag of hfa leaping pew**
fat the eHßtlna:
-WUI he take tlnh«r
"lieOl jump ever yowr ra
the afajy of the
f~ ALL OVEH THE HOUSE.
Cat Bed tear* a Keen CMtMng r«em
aapoMa on.
Hooeekeepers kare always expe
rieaced dUknhy in Baking heda re
that rsatlsH people, and children es
pecially, weald not ifaanaaga the
clothing dating the night and thns
fart and perhaps to a severe cold,
aaje a correspondent in Asecrfann
Agriculturist.
ear a eot bed a pud take
throe yarii ef eotton clotk, mkt a
wide hen en the ftae eafak aew thne
or Are hattoaa ea one cad, making
tattoahafaa to match ea the elhH
ham. Yea Might first anerfaaaat
with a leaf short and a aanty pan,
making tko acarf after bass satis
fied of its usefulness.
Thiww tho mattraaa back fraas (Is
top end and spread the searf acroes
the cat frame, sllowing the cads to
hang toward the fioor. Make the
bed as usual, reserving the spned.
Tuck smoothly around the bottom
and sides, keeping the ends of the
scarf hanging. Now draw up tka
ends and button. Put on the spread,
which aaay be tucked or not, ss you
wish.
The aoarf should he long enough
to allow plenty ef room for the
sleeper, and should fas nowise he
tight. This device nay be need aba
oa single end double boifa, hat fa
especially adapted for cotn ea which
it fa diflkalt, even for n eain peme%
to keep the clethiag.
Horseradish hocc fa eae of the
hast relishes to serve with beef.
There are several ways of makiag it*
bet here arv tuo that are especially
delicious: fo two tsblespoonfuls of
freshly grated horseradish add the
same quantity of breadcrumbs from
Which (bo crust has been taken.
Pour over there four tablespnonfuls
of crcsin and let them stand unUl
t!.e crumbs have eoftew.d and
up (lie cream. Knb (he mixture
through a sieve, add a »alt*noonful
of salt, a half tcaspoonfu! of granu
lated Fugar and jus-t a tiny da.-h of
mustard. Mix well with (he horse
radish and add two tabiespuoufuls
of tiuegar.
Another sance is made ia this
way: Moisten two tablespooufuU of
freshly grated horseradish with a lit
tle vinegar or lemon juke. Add ona
hnping teespoonful of sugar, a half
tenpoooful of salt and half a tee
spoonful of dry mustard. Mix wsO
together end just before serving stir
in three tablespoonfuls of whipued
cream that has been wall drained.
Ctoaalnf
Oxalic acid fa the beet agent for
cleaning bran andiroae, candle
sticks, etc., which have sufisred fron
neglect It fa applied with a flannel
doth and a brisk poifahiag with
chamois follows. A paste made of
rottenetone and turpentine fa all
that fa required for poifahiag lean
that simply needs brightening.
Brensn saould be dneted with a
soft cloth and than rubbed with a
doth moistened with tweet eOL
Then rah with a soft doth and pal
ish with chamois. Copper
utensils, the hot water tenk, leigaftl
aad tha afaa bathtah should he
rlsaaed with hot vhao-
Cheese nay be made iato soufles.
raaaequins, omelets, etc, and served
before the dessert or with crackers,
wafer biscuits or celery with e salsd
before a hot dessert, or after the
dessert. Cheeee fingers and cheese
straws are aerved with the aalad. A
Stilton or Chester cheeee fa cat ia
half and one pert wrapped in e nap
kin aad served, says the Pittsburg
Press. Boquefort and Gorgoasola
are cut in large slices from the
cheese aad aerved ia a folded aap
kia. The Americaa dairy theses fa
(at ia snail cubes of equal
while the soft cheeses, Brie, Neaf
fheid, etc., are uawrapped fron the
pgfotl aad eeraped before serving.
A HiWnmi gaset
A picturesque feature ia a boon
fa to nave a sitting room oa e differ
ent level from the hall. Ia a beauti
ful country bouse on the fake shore
the drawing room fa two feet lower
than the long, low raftered hall,
making the ceiling just so much
higher. As one stands on the thresh
old at the open folding doors before
descending the couple of broad Kept
that lead into the room the effect is
charming, especially as the room is;
treated in a way to enhance the im
pression of sudden brightness and!
fnriiiH Mi
Am Air Pwnp twaepar.
t A broomleu housewife h*3 be
come i possibility. A Yankee haa
invented a machine which sweeps
and duals a room by suction from an
air pup ■ the bananat. All thai
is necessary 1$ to paaa a boat aoaal*
•w the earpata and fnxnitm*. The
ttZ&X'r* ttoa
mmmmmmrnafrrn
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" '* two insertions .... J 1.15.
" " ooe month $2.00.
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Wxger liwrtMwuu lihwl Cwtnrti win |>^
" ft UtUE MMEME
In CIlwA
A* moo had km deplorably
1«K there ooaU t« ao disputing
ttoa, and Kttle girl* are not aappooed
to ■■■lanlsaJ what fa being Mid
anyway. Km gwwwM fideeted
to their am, and the fanny Tittle
Hi with the white side whiskers
w MMtonn behind his hind.
Uhl Mi-, I—htoa, fa tor
crwshtog Bmmimj tot ul tor ls^
sftd the mmls enfthe never ending
mm* vera toe mack for her. Rn
hanad against tor Mather's ana
w+mmUr***' Mdtor
fcf eiliJ the child. —d little Bam
•htoewss radaly disturbed fraen
She straightened op, blinked bar
•yes two or three times sad whia
perod so that all the people in the
pewa around could hear her. "It
was a ligious dream, mamma," she
sobbed in the defeasive; "1 thought
a crowd of angels came io our hones
tram tho sewfag society and jam
■sa* Nan down to a; that JOB were
ML"—Haw York Herald.
>*' Tk Illl.fr *v* 'ȴ
■ a >■'' ** . . . V-Vi . Yi* ■! *r *^
"Now. my little pir!, can you till
1110 the «jui kcrt way to gtt to jJr.
tiiin' farm 'f
"To run, sir."'
An Explanation.
"A satirist, my dear." nM llioa
I Cayenne to the girl who is begin-
I nlng to take aa iuUreat in litera
. ten, la a writer who applies him
[ mK to aqtwisf aheme."
r T«t wby abould ha know ao
L than other people about
"Because he is usually one Itim
•tU"—Washington Star.
Maaas4 Sleep.
, TSuppoaing you woke up some day
I and found yourself a millionaire —
, what'd you do V
| "Go right to sleep again, so that
i the knocking of the tax assessor* on
the door wouldn't annoy me!" — Ba
ltimore Herald.
Ira ill aa Awsrtfa
Hwahaad—l'm surprised at joa,
' Marin! How couhl you have the
laaatoteßthe judge yau were ftwaa*-
[ ty-fanr when yon wsrs forty-eight
lest Man thy
WUa—WSH, dear, I told hi* the
tiwth. I gars n»y average age.—To
ronto Moon.
Am InSitadis ef AAraaekig Afs.
"After all, you know, a man is ae
young aa ha feds."
"After all, yea. That is to say, he
doesnt brag about being as young
as he feels until he's old enough to
know better." —Philadelphia Preae.
"What is uiors welcome than a
full moon?** whispered the poetie
a full ceal scuttle," replied
the practicul atri and then he said
aa eweeu—CMeago News.
■|M >nar Tfcaa lamach.
Wsiass—Why, Bobbie! Crying
at the table? What is the matter?
Bobby (quite aobby) There's
four kinds of cake, an' I'm only
huam enough to eat two, — Brook
lynLue.
DOES IT PAY TO BUY CHEAP?
A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is all right, but you want something that
mill relieve sn J core the more severe and
I dusgercos results of throat and lung
'troubles. What shall you do? Go to a
j wanner and more regular climate ? Yes,it
J possible :if not possible for you, thee in I
J either case take'"the OKI. v remedy that
j has been introduced in all civilized coun
tries aits snccefs in severe throat and
long troubles, " bKcbec's German
Syrup."* It not only heals and stimulates
the liimni to destroy the germ disceate,
hot allays inflammation, causes easy ex
pwtwatioa, gives a good night's rest,sad
cores the patieat. Tiy «1» bottle,
ii il » mmn reaaa by all dauggwta
tu the waahL You caa get Dr. ©, G.
Gat Gaeaa-a SyrH.l AHnaaar.
Sakictibt to The Gntetycuc. j
WHOLE NO. 1 79
Professional Cards.
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r Br. JOHN D. fifflos,
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DENTIST
I OFFICE:
MAIM ST* BET.
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' Geo I? NEWF.LL,
[ A TTORNEYA TIJL W,
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Mir Hist,
• i Fmaritavr
AMERICAN AND • -
- - EUROPEAN FLAN.
1 18 to 28 Prat Street, . • .
. * . BALTIMORE, LFD.
Thoroughly Renovated and
pat in Fint-ClaM Order.
MW»«T
Silky
CEO. R. DIXON
Practical Sheet fletol Worker.
Tie' Roofing. C uttering and Tobacco
Flora a Sjwijli also Tin Roofs Painted
I wi'l ji'-ilivelj- be on hand
AT WILLIAMSTON
to fnrni>h the Fanners with
TOBACCO FLUES
"j the Season of 1903.
I If you out the Material and the
Cot Work, Ciii on or jililrm ,
GEO. R. DIXON,
Rocky Mount, N. G.
f IS YELLOW POISO™
 fca voarMood? Physicians caß
: It ftalerial Oer«. Itcaakeaoea
, rfMHagredktßedjraMea —tor
micreecape. M weitcs day aad
, «%M. Hut, a tame ranr caw
1 pleslea yeMow. ChUfy. acbtof
seoaatlaos creep toia year
todttojse. Vow M week isi
i ROBERTS'CHILL TONIC
wM stop tho inaHn now. It
eoters the MOO 4 at once and
drives eat the yettow pelsaa.
M neglected aod when CtiHle.
J Fevers. Nlglrt-Sweats aad a gaa
eral breek-dowo com later ao.
Retorts' Took- vfl cava yea
th«o hot why watt? Proveat
fntore akkaeso. The Make
tnrers kaow afl stoat tkls yel
low poleea aa4 tove perfected
Retorts' Toalc to Orivo It oat.
oaoilafc year ay stem, restore
appetite. porlfy the Mood, pro
jvent oad care CWBs. Fevers aad
iMafarh. tt kos cared tkoau
aods—MorM cars yea. or yoar
Mosy toefc. TKJ kNr, Try
tt Pries. 2X soots.
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For sale by Aaderaoa. Paaatll ft
Eli Garganua.
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