I THE ENTERPRISE.
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Iwiaamin i tun-Oar tm& oar mart!icm
(••rail, gaefc —b»r|t»l y ctau
Mm> l/jcali xcnliilae.
OMi—ni I sad knlMiw of lafed. all wb
Itaem. 5 cevts a line
Cf J far UmtiKanU. or rtoafr >4 Adrer
fnrHL mm* It to Uia oAcr bm lam Una
Willi HON fi.aoA VEA« IX ADVANCE
Bautcd al Uar Fml ofcr at riliimua.
If. C-.aa Second Ctaa* Mail Iblln.
U
Friday. March 27 1903.
RALEIGH LETTER.
Special Cofi**poo«Wnce. f
Raleigh, March ?i —Wake county
Superior Court, fir the trial of
criminal cases only, meets to-day—
and for several days to come a large
IKHtiooof the people, in all portions
of the State, will be looking for de
velopments in the HaywoodSkin
ner trial.
But at this writing it cannot be
even stated, definitely, that the case
will be tried at this term, and it
may be near the end of the week
before this will be determined. The
grand jury will probably take it up
on Wednesday* and it is posssiblc
that it may be called on Thursday.
But whether l>oth -ides »ill be
ready for trial at that time (ami
willing, it may be added i cannot be
foretold today—the lawyers on
both sides King entirely noncom
mittal and very guarded in their re
plies along this line.
The re are two arguments ad
vancet! —one suggesting a contin
uance until July term of court, at
the request of the t'efen*c. in order
that the great healer and lcvder,
Time. may do its w;ork m r- moving
or diminishing passion and preji*
dice again- 1 the d fend ant Hay
wood. the other that the accused
Will ri-k a speedy speedy tiial'
rather than spend three of the hot
test n:ont!:s of the year confined in
tlie county j.id here, especially as
his lawyer:; claim that lie has a
■'good defense." The prosecution,
on the oilier hand, claims a strong
case of murder v. :il !>e made out
and express entire confidence in
their ability' to convict Havwood,
whenever be is tried. Yet tliere am
few whom
huu% or that
be wil! I«e acquitted.
"Mil'" J M '■
Ing at till i HTBTf f court, (having
exchanged with Jt.dge llryati, be
caused of the UlUt's kinship to the
deceased's family), and aluut a
dozen of the ablest and most elo
quent lawyers in the State will con
front each other at the trial —a trial
that promise- to become one of. the
mast famous in the history of North
Carolina courts.
The negro John Broaduax who
killed an aged white man and his
ncice uear Rcidsvtlle last Thursday
night, was brought to Raleigh Sat
urday from Greensboro (where he
was first taken) to prevent lynching,
and lodged in the penitentiary until
he can be tried.
It was feared that a hundred peo
ple from Rockingham county in
Greensboro Friday night might suc
ceed in getting the piisoner out of
jail there, and the local military ft as
called out just before he was put on
the train and sent, to Raleiy.h.
The News and Observes ap
peared yesterday ia a big "legisla
tive addition" number—a credit to
thes&ff of that paper. _ ——-
The Executive Committee of the
State Press Association has selected
Wrightsville as the next place of
meeting of the l'ress Association.
The date will be set later. A
The bailing of l)r. Baker for kill
ing Dr. Bass of Tarboro indicates
that his punishment, if convicted
at all. will be light.
The county distilleries arebegin-
Baatrf if Uia ui fci?
71K (iratnl danger from c JIJS an. l
' grip is Ikra naaltiag ia punumia. li
H—iaatitr care is ami, homer, and
Cfcrobet Uin'a Remedy taken, ail
danger will be avoivlcd. AaKtag Ibe tens
cf tkoctudi wko h>M need Uus remedy
' far tbac fam we km yet to learn uf
m M«k ease baiing malted ia pneu
monia, wfcick aboara conctnsiicl) that it
fa a etitaia preventive at tUal dujcnm
FilliHiir It will core a cold •* an attack
ef ike m few the dun aay otber
ning to m&*e into the towns. Un
: der the new Watts law they have
two mouths yet in which to make
the transfer.
The extra session of the U. S.
Senate having ended, Senator Sim-.
| mons is again at home in this city,
"! and Senator Overman at Salsbury.!
*1 • »
i! Our brand-new junior Senator
■j "showed up" in great shape at
e; Washington. f
■ The State Board of Pharmacy
, meets here to-morrow iu the Senate
c j
- Chamber, when the examination of
applicants begin.
i The possible appointment of ex-
Senator Pritchard to the ]>osition of [
; Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
r !of the District of Columbia at
Washington, upon the retirement
■ lof Chief Justice Binghatn in tlie
r! wry near future, will compel him
■ to resign as State Chairman of his
; party aud as the North Carolina
, member of the Republican National
Committee. Consequently there is
already much activity among the
' j Republican politicians who wish to
: step into one or the other of the
j discarded pair of official shoes. It
jis generally conceded that it will
.' take two of them to fill them —the !
f inference being that Senator Pritcl.- I
_ 5 ard is twice as large and important 1
.' and able as any other Republican
5 ! in this State, which is probably cor
rect.
Raleigh is in the midst of the
hottest municipal election contest
,of many years. The Democratic
Jprimay will be held Friday, 27, and
1 1 the fight will be settled by the party
. | inside of party lines. I trust you
„ j will excuse a short letter this week,
, I because one of the candidates for
, | alderman who is standing for re
| election is LLEWXAM.
' j
1 j MORE RIOTS
" | Disturbances of strikers arc not
1 j nearly as grave as an individual
j disorder of the system. Overwork,
loss of sleep, nervous tension will
be followed by utter collapse, un
1 less a reliable remedy is iinucdiate
jly employed. There's nothing sol
'j efficient to cure disorders of the
Liver or Kidneys as Klectric Hit
' ters. It's a wonderful tonic, and
' j effective nervine and the greatest
all around medicine for run down
i systems. It dispels Nervousness,
( Rheumatism and Neuralgia and cx ,
;]>els Malaria gjrms. Only 50c,awl I
j satisfaction guaranteed by all drug-1
! gjsts. j
1 i
,! WASHINGTON. LETTER.
• 1 («'iW our Special Correspondent.)
March i3-'9»3. 1
The clnnces are that jujApq&Smm .
is
1, for. which purpose |
| ! the Sinatc was convened in extra ,
I session There never was much |
to the ia 1i li ctrf*si»TTTfie ,
j Panama Canal treaty on the part of ,
' | the democrats, provided they could ,
! get certain amendments added to j
"j it thai wout 1 give this government
| absolute cor.trol of the canal, 'ijte
!democrats have not got nil tliey i
j want iib the treaty tQH it has be- n
.'modified somewhat, and as both
, I patties a*c ccmmilted to a cannl
of s ime kind and soroewher.', tt
.1 probably will go through 'lb re
. t» doubt expressed here, however, i
. j that the cenal ever w ill be beiit.
There has been no denying the
, strenuous opposition to any canal
by the transcontinental railroads of
I the country, and it is the freely ex
pressed belief here that th se roads
will find some way to circumvent ,
, the btti'din» of the canal. It will i
bo interesting t > watch ihe woik i
i of the railroads aft r the ratification
1 %
r -f the canal treaty. i
•'* * *
So lar as the Cuban re ipro.ity
trOaty is concerned, the democrats
- h.ive won a signal victory over the
> republicans. As I said m a fornur
I Iter,* it wat the intention of the
■ i democrats to talk the treaty to
I death unless they could git all
f they contended for, end when t' e :
• r:,)uhlicans saw them line up as
one man under the al Ic leadership
- of the Hon. Arth :r Fiie Gorman,
4 they capitulated and came down
I like Scott's coon. It is th# first
ti i.e iu years that the democrats
■ In th: Senate have presented an
' u ibr. ken front to the repub'icans
( j When they have done soTti U»c
,! I a t they, invuria l ly have wen a
II victo y. Ihe t:oubl.- has been that
I in the recent past try.hive ha>l i
• ( iu> L'adeiship in the Senate worthy
j the name. '1 hey h v> it Aqw, md
. the rrsu'ts a»« ap. areut o the most
t casual (bterrtr. 'lhe dem crat.
• said to the republicans that they';
1 j must add au amciid.-tfmt to the, 1
'jCoban redpiouijr treaty that would /
"'give the House ot Representatives
The Cause of Many
~ Sudden Deaths.
Than t a dbease prcvalfing in this
country mat dm ferrz: because so decep
. 1111 II fcLMiivc. Uuiy sudden
IrnHJk deaths arc caused by
(Jtrjv* Fnc-umonla. heart
j hfTt (allure or apopKxy
1 r" c crflcn remit
A I of kidney dlsccse. II
4 gj I trouble is el
rj kldncy-polsoned
" blood will attack tho
i . vital crrua or tho
kkkKjrz Lrcak down and westo
c;D by cell.
a dwangecTCnt ot the kidnoy- and a euro 13
ob»afc-.-rd qu! J -_1 by a proper treatment of
the kfineys. II you arc fcelinr badly you
ran maUs no muiaka by taking Dr. Kilmer's
! Swamp-Root, tho great Hdney, liver and
bklder ramedy.
It emects i-.atility to hold urine and scald
ing piln In passing It, and overcomes thai
unpleasant nooesJly ot being ccmpAlcd to
g-. often during t'-e day, and to get up many
ttnvis dtartog Ihe night. The mild and the
effect -f Sv/.irip-P.oot Is socn
realized. It stands the h!rl.'.A lor Its vaa
dcif I Circa of On most diltressiif cases.
by all druggets Li filty-ccnt and one-dollar
sized boUlt*. You may f y*"
hA»e a sarnplc Lottlo ol gT~~ yr. ir t'
'
cwery and a book that U- .
talis all about It. both
sent free by mall. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co.
' Binghamton, N. Y. When Wilting mention
reading this generous otter in this paper.
Don'l make any mistake, but remember
the name. Dr. Kilmer'a
Swan-p-Roet. and Ihe addios*. Binghamtoa,
N. Y., on every bottle.
cago. and whkh appeared to day
in the daily papers. It is a letter
expressing his regret at his inability
to be present at their annual ban
quet to do tevcrence to the memory
of Andrea* Jackson, and in it he
breathes forth the very spirit and
essence of true demccracy. It is a
raes age of op'.imism nnd hope to
the true democrats of the whole
country, and in every way in such
an able paper that it lias caught
Ihe attention of the leaders of the
party here, who mention it in the
most complimentary way, There
are a few persons who, not know
in;; Mr. Hearst, actually think that
Ue ause he has money he dees no
! work himself and that tlie articles
iijncd by I imself, are written by
some of the bright men in his em
i !oy. There nev. r was a greater
mistake made by thetn The wr.it r
knows Mr. Hearst personally, and
t.e right to also pass upon iube
c>rc it became operative, hcimuse.
•t was legislation that affected llV
revenues of tlse government, and
lit a' all rath-kgwlalioß must hav.'!
the concurrent sanction of tlie j
House cf representatives, or else |
it would not be constitutional leg- j
isUtLn. It wou'd be
el.miiMitin; the 110 sc ajM|jPPTiT
the legislative gov |
r ££C:nent by the Sen- j
a ''* 'I kV '' l" 3 rimem j
the Ilouae lit the first
session of th • 57th Congress passed
a law gi ing Cuba th's reduction in ]
the r.it«.s o( the Dingley la v that!
is asked for, bu'.it also tacked on !
tO .it a claii-ie tb-»l
differential on refined w!ii h
wottl 1 saxe the consumers of t'.is '
country millions ol dollars annual-1
ly that now* ;jo into the [ ockets of |
ihe sugar trust. For th it very rea
■son the Senate refused to consider
the measure and let it die. It now
corr.es t«» the front w treaty,
giving the same reduction 111 t e
I rates, but it does not move
t e diffe'cid al on rrtined sug *
which givel the co sumer iu this
country a thane*, and clearly is an
attempt to play into tue hands of
the sugar The republicans
have been forced to agree to the
amendment to allow the House to
pa s on the treaty when it meets
next winter. If they had not
agreed to it they wou'd not have
got away from here all summer,
or elsj would lia«c been forced to
abandon he tre ty altogether. The j
II -t result of this den o .ratic
will t>e that the House next w ii.t r
will either add ihe amendment
agaia. eliminating the differentia
reii-.ed sugar, or if it passes the
Hc.use as sent to it by t''.e Senate
then the democrats in the Senate
* > ttl > open up the.tariff debate in its
entirety and coosums the whole
session ia speecl.es that, will be
ma*!e in open session, and will go
to tlie country as democratic enm
paign decuTents In cither cvet.t
1 fie trusts will get it in the neck and
the pcoj le will be benefited. Score
one for the detn -crats.
* * *
A number of the leaders of the
WHAT'S IN A NAME t
Everything is iu the uatnc when it
' to Witch H*acl Salve. K. C. De-
Wat dk Co., of discovered,some
| > cars ajpj, bow to make a- ralve from.
Witch Ilaxct taat is a specific for l'iles.- i
r«w L:i:ni, bleed'ng. jKi-trud
nag l'lics, cczerua. cuts, burns, bruises
| aad all kkia diseases, UeWitt's Salve has
;no cqsaL Tbis has Rtvea rise to Burner
oca, worthies* counterfeits. Aiklialk-J
I Witt's—tke geauiae. aR. Biggs. •- |
democratic party who still ore in
Washington are to-day discussing
> the letter of Mr. Wil iam Randolph
i Ilcar=t to the Iroquois Club of Chi
; knots that he is an abUr man
r than any man in bis employ, and
j does more actual work than any of
r them.
r* * *
It would seem as though the
11 trusts, rather than the government
\ j of the United States, were shaping
• J our policy in the Philippine Islands.
■ Despite all appeals made by the
; ; President and Governor Taft, Con
i i gress did nothing towards relieving
| j the economic distress prevailing in
those islands. It passed neither
[ currency nor tariff legislation of the
, kind asked for l>y the commercial
classes of the islands. It has pr>.-
i furred to obey the wishes of the to
' | it.icco and sugar trusts rat..er than
I c'imply with of the suffering
j millions of people • This rcpubli
, 1 car. Congress has been guilty of
I grots negligence of duty by not
i passing legislation in the interest
cf the | eople of those islands. They
are compelled to rely on our good
i will and charity, and have the right
I to demand help of seme kind f. om
us. By thus refusing to do any
" thing for the Filipino® this republi
can Congress has put a premium on
r disorder and insurrection, and it
would not be at all surprising if the
American army in the Philippines
finds itsc!f, before long, busier than
it has been for some time. The
' policy of imperialism is bringing
' its own reward.
: •
It is believed here, by the peo; 1
l who ought to know. that the recent
. visit to this capitol by J Pier moot
. Morgan ai d his call on the Presi
. dent means an extra session ol the
Congress, and that it will be
, j called sometime early in the month
,| of September. It is believed that
i Mr. Morgan said to the President
that he and the money kings of
! Wall street could not stave otifa
. panic longer th n> September unless
; there was legislation that would
relieve them. In other words they
j wfffft. the A'drith bill passed, so
i/thftt the money now in the Tie as-
Jit Y ca " l ,c p! J ce! in the bank* of
; Wall street and relieve the p:
|on them. Ti.us, is this
! tiIB not only street
gang, but tf ca a policy that
takuj, .t.se money out of the peo
pee lets and places it in the
-banks of the country, so that they
; ian loan it back to the people and
; make a' profit o it of them.
The remedy is in the hands cf
the people.
. . CI IAS. A. EDWARDS.
* 1
CAUTION »
i This isn't a gentle word—bi.t when
'' you think h«.w liable yon are not t> r«ur
• th isethc only remedy universally known
] aii't a petiiedy that has lind the largest
! sale of any me ii ;ne in the world since
! IBsB for the cure aq t treatment oi Con-
I sumption an 1 Throat and Lung troubles
J without loosing its great popularity all
these years, you will be thankful we
I called your attcnticu tj lioscliee's Ger
| man Syrup. I'll ore are so many ordinary
; eo-.sgti rente lies made hy thuggiMs and
' others that are cheap and good for lijjht
col,lit but for severe Ccugtu,
j Bronchitis!, Croup a:i4 especial! yfor
; Consumption, where there is difficult ex
pectoration *i.d roughing during the
r nuUts aad morning-, tluro is nething
like German Syrup. The 25 cent size
has just been introduced this year. Rcgr
lar price 75 ctnts. At all druggists. 8.
1 It. liIGCS.
Roanoke Union.
The Roanoke Unicn will meet
with the Williamston Baptist
Church March 27, 28, 29-1903. The
following programme has been ar
| ranged :
i Friday—7:3o p. in.: Introduc
tory Sermon.—B. Craig.
Saturday — 10 a. m.: Devotion
al Exercise.—J. H. Hocutt.
10:15 a. m.—Sunday School —Jas
W. Rose, J. K. Hocntt.
11:15 a. m. Orphanage—T. S.
Crutelificld J. N. Bout he.
, j 2p. in.: Missious (Associations!
and State)—J. CtUdup, G. A. Mar-,
; tiU.
! 2:45 p. m. : Home Missions.—B.
Ciag. /
I 7 : jO P- ra - Christain Education.
I —C. W. W.lioa, M. L. Kesler.
Sunday.— ti a. m.: Sermon. —
1 M. L. Kclser.
I 7:30 p. m.: Sermon.—J.N.Bootl e'
The I*. t pill 'netth tbe stars and stripes;
It cle&uses tht »y%teci and uever gripes.
; l.itt'e Early Risers of worldy repute—
j Ask' for DeWitt's anil tuke no sobsti-
I tute.
( A smalt pill, easy to buy, easy to take
I I taj easy to act. bet never failing in re
sults. DcWitTs Utile Rariy Risers
I arouse tbe secretions and act as a tonic
|to tbe liver, coring pera«J.eotly. &R. j
Steel Trust's Salaries.
At the present time there are in
the empioy of the Steel corporation
and its subsidiary companies ap
proximately 1,750 men who- receive
I salaries in excess of $2,500 a year,
■ divided as follows:
Twelve with salaries of $20,000 s
year and over, including the SIOO,-
000 salary of the president of the
, corporation itself.
Fifty from SIO,OOO to $20,000 a
year.
Two hundred from $5,000 to $lO,-
000 a year.
Fifteen hundred from $2,500 to
$6,000 a year. —Review of Reviews.
Can't Stand the Trolley.
P. A. B. Widcner, the Philadel
phia traction magnate, control*
thousands of miles 01 street railroads
in America, hut he cumiot ride in a
trolley car without suffering from
an exact imitation of seasickness.
Once he n;nde a desperate effort to
overcome this weakness. Accom
panied by W. L. Elkins, his partner,
lie went for a twelve inile ride and
stuck at it until the trip was ended.
By that time he was in a state of
complete collapse. He enmc hack on
the steam railroad and has not ven
tured on a trolley car since.
Carnegie and Size.
Mr. Carnegie likes to talk to tall
ntcn. Pittsburg friends say that
they have known him to deliberately
scrape up acquaintance with repre
sentatives of the six foot and over
class for no other reason in the
world than to ask them how they
managed to grow tall. Mr. Carne
gie has never got over his boyhood
ambition to be a big man physically,
lie once said to a friend apropos of
this disappointment: "People tell
mc that I'm a big man. But I'm not
es big as I'd like to be. Look at
, „ n
me.
If it's a U'lious attack, take Chamber
lain's stomach and I.iver Tablets and a
quick recovery is ceitain. For sale by
N. S. Peel Co.
Free Attractions
At the Carnival; Tarboro, N. C.,
April 13-iiJ, are s_
Prof. Bobby Mashall —champion
high diver of the world diving from
a lofty perch 91 ft. high intp 3 ft
of water. •
The Great Bartona —king of tt.;
high wire. *
Rip- high 57 feet in
. Ji&'T.reaf Adams—originators
the Breakaway and sensational
double trap net
4Vofi Rfliuby—world's greatest
balloonist and paiachjite jumper,
Using the Hatch-Adams Balloon,
largest in the world.
Tlic Hatch-Adams Military Band
—l4 pieces.
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative flromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refuud.Uic money if it fails
Ho cure. E. \V. Grove's signature is ou
.•acli bos. 35 c.
_ Pout Marvelous
Monday and Tuesday evenings the
"The Four Marvelous Bullocks"
were seen at the Opera House. It
was one of the best plays ever seen
here. While the crowel was large
at both performances the play de
served a crowded house and would
have liael it but for the Lenten sea
son.
Mr. Bullock is to be congratula
ted for having such wonderfully
talented children. They have been
carefully trained and conduct them-1
selves upon the stage like veterans.
can't be found, baby
Lucilc's especially.
The Comedy Quartette is tbe
finest that has ever been here. The
singing captivated the people, 'Un
der the Bamboo Tree' cau he heard
at any hour.
The trapeze aud wire work wets
good. ■>,
Linwood will long be remember
ed.
SEVERE ATTACK OF 6JUP
Cared bf One Cottli if Ckaikirtiia's
C»iil lltirij
" When I had on attack of the grip last
winter (the second oue) I actuiuly cured
myself with oue b >ttlc of Chutnberlaia'a
Convh Remedy," says I'raok W. rerry,
Alitor of tbe linterprue, Shortsville, N.
V. " This is the honett truth. lat times
kept from couching myself to pieces by
taking a «prooful cf this remedy, and
when the cough spell would come on
at 1 would take a dose and it seem
ed that in the brietcst interval tbe cocgh
would pass off and I would go to sleep
perfectly free from cough and its acccm-
paiaa. To say that the remedy
act d as a most agreeable snrpriae is put
ting it very mitdly, 1 had no idea that
it would or could knock out the grip,
aim |ly because 1 fced never tried it for
such a purpore, but it did, and it seemed
with tbe eecood attack of cougbia; the
rente ly caused it to nee only be of lest
duration, bat the pains were far leas se
vere, and I bad not used the ccnteatsof
tbe bottle before Mr. Crip had bid aw
alie«." For stle by K. f . ItilCa.
SYMPATHY
| - .>3 A GOOD THINC. -:
lit U Ssj't bpjici tilt Hmm tilt in Banrf list iglt.
i livcst i Fei Dtlliri ti I jut tisaraacs pollsj u ipi iffl mi h Tj—rtf.
ED. F. HUFFINES
enict m i«k BUMiie life, fise uucciseit iiswake
WILLI AMSTM, IC
THE SEASON IS I*OW AT HAND.
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DON'T—= 1 am in the market TOBACCO
i FORGET making and selling FLUES . .
' SKK ME BKfOftC BUYING.
1 WAfiONS AND CAKTS HADE - TO - ORDER.
For testimonials end full particulars, address, or call on
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Or liis Country Hoine. ,l£. WILI.IAMSTON. N. C.
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I
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J-- —~ ' • .Jl. J.?.1" , ', u * -
Mteell 8c Drown Company
Can furnish the Freshest Line of
TABLE DELICACIEB
AND
HEAVY GROCERIES
ever handled by them. They invite patronage end will
insure splendid service.
SMOTHERS OATS ARE THE BEST—*;
and they keep them. A Coupon in every package. Pint premium, •j6 piece Tw
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•PHONE 41.
Easterßargains
co To~—^
S; H. ELLISON & COMPANY.
•PHONE 6a. y
At Pccle's
Jewelry Store
BANK BUILDING.
William Bernard Hess,
Tbc Norfolk Optkiao
who has bctn in our city several
days has decided to remain here for
some time giving aid to those suf
fering from eye troubles His en
gagements arc with the leading cit
izens of the town who are suffering
from defective eyesight. Since he
has been here he has clone work
which has proved satisfactory, it is
due to bis knowledge of the eye
and by his method and prescription
glasses that he gives the immediate
and permanent results.
He takes every case that comes
to him as an individual and directs
the application and prescription
glasses to suit the demands of each
particular case.
If you have blurring, dizziness,
neuraligia, headache, spots before
the eyes, inflaniation, burning and ,
smartiug of the eyes entailing not
only positive injury, but untold
misery, do not trifle with your sight
as lost sight never returns. Re
member it costs no more to employ
a first-class optician than it does to
risk your vision with inexperienced
hands.
Consultation Absolutely Free.
Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
at Pecle's Jewelry Store, Bank
Building.
SPECIL ATTENTION GIVEN
TO PATIENTS WHO WISH TO
BE TREATED AT HOME.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrator's Notice
Having qualified as A&wiuislrator upon
the estate of W. Morton, deceased,
notice U hereby given to all persons hold
ing claims against said estate to present
them to the undersigned for payment on
or before the l}th day of February, 1904,
or this nstice will be pleaded in bar cf
their recovery. All persons indebted to
said esUte are requested U> make imme
diate payments? fl
This 15th day of February, 1903.
WHEELER MARTIN, Administrator.
11-6t *
Executor's Notice!
Having qualified as Executor upon the
Estate of Cicdcrilla Stalling!), deceased,
notice is hereby given to all persons hold
tag claims against said estate to present
them to the undersigned for payment on
or before the sth day of March, 1904, or
this uotce m ill be plead in bar of their
recovery, AH persons itdcMed to said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment. '■», I
This 9th day of March, 1903.
C. W. GRIFFIN,
LHOAI. ADVERTISEMETS.
NOTICE.
NORTH CAROLINA )
> Superior Court,
MARTIN COCWTY J
Augustus James, Robert James and
v __ Lucy James
vs.
William R. James, Edward James, Ths*>
dore James, Levy James, Lula James
Andrew jatues, Sarah lames sad
Law rence James.
The defendants above named will takt
notice that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Superior
Court, of Martin Couuty, before J. A.
Hobbs, Clerk, for a partition of a certain
trabt of land described in the petition in ~
said cause in which the defendants are
tenants in ct mmon along with the plain,
tiffs- ami the said defendanta will takn
notice that they are required to •pffff —*~
at the otCce of J. A. Hobbs, Clerk of Mto
Superior Court, in William stow o| (||(
1 27th day of April, 190J, and answer Of
dt mnr to the complaint of the plaint*#*
in said action or the plaintiffs will apply
to the Court for the relief drmsndsA la
sail complaint.
This the 14th day March, 1903.
| h A. HOBBS,
c. a. c,
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE SWA*?,
By order of the Superior Quart. M«f«
tin County entered in the apodal pen,
cceding there pending there styled J. F.
Johnson, Francis D. Winston, snd Onat,
T. Winston, trustees, and others,ex-parto
to the court, I will sell for cash (a re asla
having been decreed) before the store «|
Slade, Jones and Co., in
HAMILTON, N.
MONDAY, APRIL *7tk, 1909,
at is o'clock, ns.,
that certain tract of Swamp Land to
' Martin County. N. C-, known ns Jaaepl|
J. William's " Long Ridge Swamp," snd
containing some yoo acres more or Ism, *
This Msrch iath-1903.
T. B. SLADB,
*3-7* Cnniwiliilnw.
NOTICE.
R MARTIN COCXTY » , MI
Sermon Com 1
i :
Hannah Knight vs. Fetor Knight.
The defendant above named win takn
notice that'an action entitledaaabove
haa been commenced in tto Supeiioe
court, of Martin coanty, for the purpces
of obtaining a divorce; and the d£
will further qotjet £
is required to eppear at the ne*t tpm
the Soperior Court of said county, (o ha
bo Idea on the and Monday after Ike la|
Monday in September, 1909, the mms
being the 11st day of said month, at the
Court Home of said county, in WHUanfe
ston. NC .and answer or demur to thf
complaint in said action, or the plaintiff T
willto the Cgurt for the
manded is said cociplsiat.
This lUiefc ,7th, W r %
[ J. A. HOBBS,