THE ENTERPRISE.
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my tu ymirtiSi nunnt.
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ALFKRO E. WRITVOK. Bwm
Adeertlaewu-nU oa wkfck ao »ndfc aaaAer
B«(i«n4iMta ntM. will fcc luikd -till
EL forbid ' and charged up to date of ittacoatia
tHBd,
AfmrtlanMiU Amalimrd htfeir Ike timr
«ontr*> M for lui eapimi will be charged (U«»
•leal mica for the time actually yhliahfd-
NocDtaaiaatralUm aoUced withoattk* saw
•t Uw writer acrumpamc* it—not to he pafe-
Uahed. tut aaa gmraateeof good faith.
Aanraarwuro It A Tea: —Owe inch aw iaaertiea
«a ceau, Bach Mbaupwal bwrtiia y> crett.
Baaineaa l/nli to cents* a liae.
Obltaaries aad Krwlotioaa if twj. I. =3 am
IS liaea. 5 cent. a line.
OVT for AdvertiselurnU. or chance of Advet
UaemrnU. inua: he ia thia ottce ao later ILaa
Wedneadar noon.
•VBBCKUTIOIf tl.oo A TKA« IX AbV A.VCV
Katered at the CoM Oftce at rilllaaaia.
N. C. ai Second Claw Mail Matter.
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FSIDAT, JCKK *6,1903.
Tue flood hasn't iuterf erred '
■with the base ball games in St. j
Lou if, 0, no! .
I'NE crop of vice-presidential J
candidateo is multiplying at an J
amazing pace.
The great curse of society |
is a want of sympathy, a fail-J
ure to know or care for others. I
The title of emigration is!
growing ifi fator of northires- ]
tern Canada, where the new J
wheat fields are located.
The good roads movement
is one that demands the earnest I
attention of every citizen.
Throw in a few more shovel
ftlja, ~ _
Boar, of tie main squeezes
at the poatoffiec department are
looking tor soft places to light.
Teddy is liable to blow up the
magazine nt any time.
A N idea of the magnitude ofj
the flood can be gained from;
the statements that the Mi viss
ippi river was forty miles widci
in the low difchictt. below
Louis.
it I ,
' *Tnri*trike situation in Rich
mond, YA . is becoming very I
serious. Several riots have j
been started. Nearly 1000 J
soldiers are jmtrfrfing.thwtrects*
day and niglit."
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While other people are (
boosting the pi ice of their com- (
in oil i tics, v. hat's i lie matter j
with raising the Mib.«ciiptioni
_ price of the countly papers?!
Wouldn't it le a tquarc deal
all around.
pBEBH'F.NT I'rosevelt INSNR.-
potwred tlat when the po>t-
F.fliee investigation i- closed he|
write TLE history of it bin sell"
If THO S'feujuous OIE writes
that docunifcliWt will menu
more woe for the rascals, but
it will be a Vheiec morsel to
roll over tl;Nnondal loving
tongue.
It has teen learned that,
Willinnetcn is about t> »ose (
ore of its funtilies whiili wil ■
go to a nearly town where the
tue mhe is have been i flered op-
I oiutoiiies «n mr.ke a litirg-
This is 1.0 nure than this
T nn I»n TXJ 11 1 aid it i» osilv
iho (•••ginning of the ei;«l of
Willinmsion if tome step is not
taken to nct-uie or start m ui
enterprise that will nflord
those who wish to work anop
portunity to do«>.
The town hud mine HOPES EF
seeming the venetring PLANT
WHICH has leeeiilly ehc.W n
•lainesvilh* as ii location. Many
believe TIN t had the proper
steps I ccn taken \\ dliaiustoii
could have secured the plant,
RE that as it may it is a posi
tive I'm t il iTit we c'o i f tuant
to deercrfe cur |cpulnii« N we
SHUT TU| [ly TLUU WITH »cmc
thii g to do.
I fcave fcetn trcul ltd f«.r wrtte time
with indigestion anil aoor tlcuiuih."
t my* Mr*. Sarah W. Caitis. if Lr. Was.-..
•'and have been Ukittjr Chamberlain**
k f tt.mHcb tad Liver Tablets which have
helped git very much i« that now 1 can
, «at many things that Wore I eonlJ aU."
« Jf jt« have any trot.hie with year ttem
k nefc why net take these Tablet* aad get
*srari.hf».&*ccl*C.. I
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Ey Chailes A. Fdwaeds.
Juae Jjrd, >903.
Some time ago I told the readers
■ of this correspondence that I w: utd
» give them a few skctc'ie* of some
, of the public men of the nation,
whose names are seen in print al
[ most every day and I will begin
by saying a fe * words concerning
' the Hon. John Sharp Williams, of
Mississippi. Mr. Williams will be
1 the next fljor leader of th? Demo
cratic party in the national House
' of Representatives, and it is well
r that the Democrats of the country
' { rhon'.d know something of hi.ll
)lr. Williams has been in
gress f or (|,e pa«t ten years, but
I not until the past four years has he
; asserted himself and obtained
j the standing in that body that he
j deserves to occupy. His brilliant
I ntellec milght not then have flash
i ed across the horizon of the House,
j being a modest man, had it not
| been for the extremely poorleader
j ship suffered by the Democracy
I during that period. The leader of
jthe minority party in the House is
• always the man who receives the
[ caucus nom'nation for Speaker by
Ithat party. That distinction, for
the past four years, has been en
jjoyed by the Hon. James D. Rich
ardson, of Tennessee. Mr. Rich
ardson is a good man and one of
jthe very best parliamentarians in
I the.He.use, but he is a weak leader, j
j.;Me lac¥S political courage. When
J the Republicans would hit the
[Democrats over, the head with a
club instead of hurling back a brick
land scabbing somcine's head, Mr.
I Richardson invariably would apol-
I ogize for being on the face of the
I earth. This disgusted and dis
heartened the Democrats, and we
Invariably got the worst oflt until
De Armond, of Missouri, or John
Sharp Williams came to the rescue
and poured some hot shot into the
ranks of the enemy when they usu
ally were willing enough to retire
from the field. It was just by such
spurts as this that John Sharp Wil
lliams came to be known and ap
j pr.ciated as one of the ablest men
lon tne fioor of the House, loved
I ind admired by the Democrats and
' ft-ared and respected by the Repub-1
I licans. It was, therefore, with
i;;reat pleasure th.it 'he majority of
De nocrats greeted >,j 3 announce
ment last winter that lie would be
I a candidate ior the Democratic cau-
I cus nominaticn for Speaker when
I the *Bth . Congress assembled.
| It d:il not take long for enough
I ilu'iml'i-ra lu -cnrulL ..themselves
under his banner to assure his
I. c:n: nation, and thereby make Tiirii
t:ie ti'.ular floor lead.-r of th* Demo
crats during the life of that Con
!giess. His leadership will put s .ap
' and virt and i»o into the Democrats |
Jf.oni the very eutset They will
! have confidence in their leader who
' will always couf r with his co le '
'aR ies They know that when he |
get* afte- the Republk-ans the lat !
tir will be lery chary in their at 1
tacks on the Democratic party. 1
j They have teslnd the steel of Mr.
• Williams more lh:>n once and they
j have no appetite for it. When in j
debate with him they know that
• 1 heir ftt&temeut* must be p'loto
! graphic in their accuracy or they |
vriil be badly tripped before he gets
In a professional beauty contest
Air. Williams would be a sclling
• plater, lie w uld not be a good
| hundrtd to one shot. His personal
| pal hritude is absolutely nil, t>ut
there is r.o di-ccsunt on the rpialit.
of gra) matt r under 1.i4 hat. He
h»s a line, w ell shaped head cov- J
ered with bushy curling blown
hair a line eye scraggy mus-1
tiihc, but h'S body is small and as
thin as a step child s bread an but
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Kts Last Kr pa fcsflzcd
[Fnta ll« Fnlii ii.Pdf. Mont.)
In the Gnt opening of Oklahoma to
•ettlees in ISS9, the editor of thi* paper
wat among the acekcrs after fortune who
■urate the li«x race one 6ne d.ty in April.
During hi* trovelioi; ahm:t and afterwards
his caoi4>inK t»i« fl.iiin. he encaun
teie>l tsim-h M water, which, together
with the nevere heat. Rave him a very
severe darttK*a which it seensed Slmoat
imptkssible to*rhe» t, ami atoiij; in June
t!t- case liecanic so bid he expected to
die. tine day «me of his neighbors
brought hint one small bottle of Ch.im
lerliiu's Colic. Cliclt-ra and Diarrhoea
bard)' as a last hope. A big doae •i' j
given him wrbite he was rolling about on )
the gtotiiid in great agony, and in a few :
minctcs the dose was repeated. The
good effect of the medicine was soon
noticed and within an hour the patient
was taking his firbt sooad sleep for a foit
ni|(Lt. That one little bottle worked a
cciapUle cure, aad he cannct help but
feel xnlcful. The acason for bowtltii>
l orders being at hand suggests this Ue4.
J ror sale by N. S. feel A Co.
Bl Yh EIFT Wilt [2T ?
If yon don't your food does not do you
much good. Kodol Dyspepsia cure is
the remedy that every one should take
1 when there is any Uiiux wrong with the
I stomach. There is no way to maintain
* I the health and strength of mind and
' j body except by nourishment. There Is
tj no way to nourish eacept through the
, j stomach. The stomach must be kept
. j healthy, pure and aweet or the strength
I win let down and disease will set up.
jNo appetite, loss of strength, nervous
' , nesa, headachy, constipation, bad breath,
f aonr risings, rifting indigestion, dyspep
t sia and all stomach troubles are quickly
_ cured by the use of Kodol Dyspepsia
f Cure. Sold by S. R Biggs.
1 ler. But where he defaul'.s in
' j comeliness of perton he makes
good in intellectual brilliancy. One
H forgets all about the *act that he is
1 1 not a physicial giant when he is on
5 his feet, and you are listening to
' that well modulated and penetrat
': ing voice and wa'ching that long
1 i index finger which he persistently
j throws at the enemy. From his
mouth roll chunks of wisdom and
' eloquence fa hioned in the most ex
quisite English ever heard 011 the
floor of the House. It is an intel
' lectual treat to hear hint. When
1 he rises he can always count on n
' lull press galley and the cloak
rooms always empty themselves
into the House, and that i« the
greatest compliment any member
of the House can receive. 111 short,
John Sha p Williams is an able dc
r bater, a finished orator, a* true a
1 Democrat as ever marked the earth
as brave as a lion, and as relentless
1 as fate w hen he goes aTf£na~R*
publican juggler with fa ts and
' figures. hen he gets in action
next winter there will he more Re
publican hair sailing around the at
mosphere of the House than one
has seen since the days of Ben Hill,
Lamar, Ahx. Stephens, Sunset
Cox, John Carlisle and Bill Morri
-1 son. The Democracy is playing
in luck again.
Wirst if ill Eiptrluets
Can anything be worse than to
feel that every minute will
be your last ? Such was the ex
perience of Mrs. S. H. Newson,
I»ecatur, Ala., "For three years,"
'she writes. "I endured insufferable
! pain fioni indigestion, stomach and
j bowel trouble. Death seemed in
evitable when doctors and all lenie-
I dies failed. At length I was in
j duccd to try lilectric Hitters and
the result was miraculous. I itn
proved at once and now I'm
completely recovered." l**or Liver,
Kidney. Stomach and Bowel
Troubles Elect!ic Bitters is the
only medicine. Only 50c. It's
KuaratiUed by all druggists.
Passed Through the Valley et Drath.
It was with the feelings of file
deepest sorrow that the people of
this town learned Wednesday eve
ning that, Fannie Richardson Ma
son, wife of Rev. B. K Mason,
I pastor of the Bapti*t Church had
i left this life.
After an illnes of several months
from neuritis, Mrs. Mason died
j Wednesday afternoon ut half-oast
five o'clock. Mrs. Mason hud
j made a host of friends during the
I past five years that she and her
| husband have labored in this field,
j The brave, patient spirit shown by
her during lier illness made her
1 dear to the heaits of all who came
contact with l'.er.
Mrs. Mason leaves a husband
and two littie children, John, age
6 years,and Ktlley aged 8 years to
mourn their loss as well as the
large number of friends who have
learned to love her during her stay
at this place.
The earthly temple which the
departed spirit had occupied 011
earth was taken on the train ves
jtcrdav morning to Winston, Mrs.
( Mason's home town, and w ill lie
! placed in its last resting place by
th»* hands of loving friends and
relatives at Mocksville to day.
The heait felt sympathy of all
is extended to Mr. Mason and his
children. Let each and every oue
try to so live, that when the call
comes, we may join hauds with
those who have passed on before
to the home not prepared by earth
ly hands.
StulHrg EvMtici
Fresh testimony in great quan
tity is constantly cotrJing in, declar
ing l)r. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, Cotighs and Colds to
be tinequaled. A recent expression
from T. J. McFarlaud, Bcutorville,
j Ya., tei ves as t. xample. He writes:
!*' 1 had Bronchitis for three years
! and doctored all the time without
teing licnefited. Then I began tak
ing Dr. King's New Discovery, and
a few bottles wholly cured me."
liquully effective in curing all
Throat and troubles, Con
scmption, Pneumonia and Grip.
Guaranteed by all druggists. Trial
bottles free, regular aiacs 50c and
combinations and truss. We must
u somehow cicrcome these mono
* poly privileges before we can bore
c to get rid cf the evi!s of the trusts.
e , But the President has set his face
1 against any change in the trust fat
« toning tariff, lie even stopped off,
e on his recent stumping - tour, to
1 help strangle the poor little *• lowa
' idea" which feebly d:cared that
_ tariffs which shelter trusts should
* come off. If people call thisstrenu
- ous trust busting, they are easily
y satisfied.
*. , „
Drlvn to Oiiperitloi
Living at an out of tbe way
place, remote from civilization, a
family is often driven to desper
ation in case of accident, resulting
in Burns, Cuts, Wounds, Ulcers,
etc. Lay in a supply of Buckleh's
Arnia Salve. It's the best on earth.
75c at all druggists.
All Around Our County.
(Continued from First Page.)
HAMILTON.
Benjamin Mayo is visiting at Dr.
Sherrod's.
Miss Sallie Baker left for home
in Palmyra Saturday.
Miss Selma Staton returned Sat
urday after an absence of a week.
Mrs. A. Floyd and Mrs. S. 6.
Matthews are on the sick list this
week.
Jack Sherrod and son, Bryan, of
KnfieUl, are here visiting Mr. Slier
rod's father.
Mr. and KfrsrWullfcfSalsburv
left for Richmond this morning to
spend a few days.
Miss Ruth Matthews, after an
extended trip to the Western part
of North Carolina, returned home
last Saturday to the delight of her
many friends.
[Continued on Fourth Page.]
Hancock'• Liquid Sulphur will cure
IYickly lleat in one application. Try
Hancock's Liquid Sulphur baths. For
I tale at C. D. Carstarphen ft Co.
| Anderson llaaaell & Co., Keith a
Godwin.
[ >
Cloudy Weather
CUTS NO ICE
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as wc have said l>efore, wc
will take your picture and
guarantee it to be
A s
Yoji
Like It*
whether the weather be
clear or not.
EDGAR B. EWELL
AT TENT ON MAIN BTREET
The UNIVERSITY
OF NORTH CAROLINA
Academic Department
Law, Medicine,
Pharmacy.
• One hundred and eight seholirships.
Free tuition to teachers and to sons
( of ministers. Loans for the needy.
' *o* KTUatftTS •• INSTRUCTORS
Dormitories, Water Works, Central
| Heating System, Library 40.000 volumes
> Fall Term, academic and professional de-
I partuients; begins September 7th, 1903.
addukss
i F. P. VENABLE, President.
1 CHAPLE HILL, NORTH CAROLINA
. ,1. Br-'"- - -
!THE SMALL THINGS
c *
The small things of this day are very important. Tbey make up a very important part
e of the dry goods business. During the next two weeks, from June 26th to July ioU»,
we arc making some interesting prices in notions.
I Envelopes, ap^ksfarje
. Good Sewing Needles jpapertforSC
" Brass Pius par paper 4e
1 Thimble*, Good one* . ...... .tacfcjE #
d fv.oo R. &G. Corset* % ......... — f
K Garter Elastic, loc'gooda P** £
y Our IOC Box Paper *** **** *
Lama 011 Buttermilk 50ap...... .U 3 cake* for *SC
Heavy Nickle Pkted Safety Pins i - - „.perdo«a 4c
Men's Handkerchiefs. Good Ones .. 6 for 250
A NJee Line of Mea's Neckties .-. ***
y
We have just received a new line of ribbons which we offer at 10, 1 a>4 and 15c per yard
rr Also a Nice Lot of Black and White Calicoes we wiill offer to the public at 5c per yard
, ........... .
i. Nei Building Harrison Brothers & Gompany
DID YOU KNOW THAT
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The Manager of S. R. Clary &
Co's. Grocery Store had moved his
e headquarters to the S. R. Clary &
Co's. Merchandise Establishment.
He will be glad to have the pa
- tronage of his customers and many
'• friends.
s Mr. Henry Gurkins is always
glad to meet his country brethren
f and shake their hand and serve
well, as be surely can.
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IT IS A PLAIN FACT
1
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r
-* t
15c
r
1 Canned Pineapple
Canned Peas
Canned Peaches
Canned Tomatoes
1
10c
Special, for Two Weeks Only
We Offer Such Bargains In White Madras
and Damask Waistings that you will wish
for Summer to last all the time so that you
could always wear these pretty goods.
The price on them is so low that we are
afraid to mention it except to those who are
examining the goods. The price is far below
* what you expect for the quality we offer.
S. H. ELLISON & CO.
LAND SALE!
By virtue of power in ui vested in ■
certain deed Executed by William Powell
and Annie G. Powell, his wife, on the
nth day of July, 190 a, and recorded in
tlia office of the Register of Deeds for
Martin County, Book J. Pan* at, to
which reference la hereby made, we will
•ell for (Mb on the 25th day of July,
' 1903, at the Court Mouse Door in Martin
p County, the following described land to
wit: That (tore houae and lot in the
town of Psrmcle, and known as the Har-
L per store. Lot beginning at corner near
the (tore, running back forty-two feet to
hack corner of store, thence along the
back of said store twentv-fonr feet to a
comer, thence along said store forty-two
feet to right of way of the Kinston branch
of the Atlantic Const Line Railroad,
thence twenty-four feet to the beginning,
■ being the place of business of William
1 Powell.
This June 13th, 1903. v
J7-4T BRYAN AND WHITUIY.
1 t r
, WANTED YOUNG MEN to
prepare for Government Positions.
1 Fine Opeuings in all Departments
Gocd Salaries. Rapid Ptr-motions.
Examinations scon. Particulars
. Free. Inter-Stnte Cor. Inst.,
31-3111 Cedar Rapids, la.
CHIN USE WASHING TABLKTS the
i labor saver and wonum's fiiend. Try
t then, for sale at S. H. Kllistn & Co. These
* tablet* a*e guaranteed to do what is claim-
L edor jo-r«-ey«f-*d.
Our Motto: "Keep Hammering"
• I V .v»"
The Beet Ginger Snaps
zu-zu :
Ever Made or Sold
MIZELL & BROWN COMPANY.
Hello Merchant
Do You Sell Good Luck?
We offer yon for a limited time
3CO Cases Good Baking
Powder at $3 per case
2 Solid Carloads of
Flour Just Arrived
Can save yon money.
Tobacco, Snuff ail Groceries at
Old and Lowest Prices.
SEND YOUR ORDERS .
Yours to Please,
Southern Supply Co.
WNOUMLB onoocim
ThoM4. WILUAJISTON, N. C.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMEHTS.
NOTICK
Having duly qualified ai administrator
of W. J. Hopkins, drccutd, this U to
notify all persona indebted to idd estate
to crtne forward and settle, and an per
son* holding claims against said estate
will present them to the undersigned lor
payment on or before May 14th, 1904. or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
May 14th, 1903. J. W. Hone IKS,
33 6t p. Administrator.
■»
Land Sale!
By virtue of aa order of the Superior
Court of Martin County, I shall sell at
public ou'xry, FOB CASH, at Hamil
ton, N. C., on
rionday, 6th gay of Jnly, 10W
at 12 o'clock, oi., in front of my drug
store, the tracts of lan. I belonging to the
estate of late Isaac Shewed, fcwmt
Viz : -One lot in tne town of Hamilton,
King on Front street of said town, pur
chased from George B. Brown, content
iti? % of ooe sere more or less, also on*
tract lying on the Public Road leading
from Hamilton to Tatboro, adjoining the
land of Alex. Peterson and purchased
from R. W. Thomas and wife; containing
i » 3 acres more or less, also one tract
purchased from Mrs. M. U La areata, -f
containing twenty acres more or less.and
known as a part of theßawla Tfc*
bids at former sale having been raised.
This May *Jth, 1909. ''• '' _f q-; :. f„,
B. U LONG, AdmV