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YOU We Buy, Sell and Exchange *ll kind* of Book*, Papera, Magazine* old Stampa, Coin, I'urniture, etc. Do you read the lateat Novels Copyright Booka/ fi.oo Untltlea you to read a whole year, any book UU I you want. Look up your old booka, magaxinea, etc. Caih paid f»r all kinda. Unlimited aupply on band. OF Law, Medical and Historical Books of North Carolina TOWN ? TYPEWRITERS, STATIONERY, FOUNTAIN PENS, ETC. 1 t THE CHEAPEST BIBLES ANYWHERE. SOUTHERN BOOK EXCHANGE, M. 11. SMITH, Manager. RALEIGH. N. C. To my friends and Patrons ! I desire to inform yon that I a short while have a Shop Erected on Washington Street In the rear of my residence where I will be prepared to do all kinds of backsmith and repair work. Yonrs respectfully, T. C. COOK THE FIRST TIME... Yonr watch faila to keep good time is a good time to bring it to me. Of course it isn't always best to let a watch go till it "breaks down" before taking it to the watchmaker. _ H. D. PEELE TUB JEWELER WILUAJISTON, N. C. THE ENTERPRISE e a TO EVERY READER For the next 30 days we will issue one dollars worth of coupons, in 10 cent denominations, with every yearly subscription to Thi Entbr hisr. Three coupons will be worth 10 cents each in t"ade at the store of Harrison Bros. & Co. This is absolutely Giving The Enterprise Away If you want.THt Ewtrrpeisk one year FREE that's your we are here to dq business, and when you pay us ONE DOLLAR we will give you TEN coupons that will be worth 10 cents each in trade at Harrison Bras. & Co's. For eacl} dollar spent st their store they will accept one of the 10 ct. coupons as part payment for the dollar's worth in other words 90 cents in cash and one 10 cent coupon pays for one dollar's worth of anything they have for sale. >9.00 in cash and 10 of these coupons pays for SIO.OO worth of anything they have for safe. The to coupons you get for the dollar paid us for Thb En tbrrkiss is worth $1 JOO at Harrison Brothers & Company. - Call in and ask us about this or ask Harrison Bros. & Co. THE ENTERPRISE PRINTERY, Publishers * ,bfr * *.*s4 V , - KMmjt . * Almoat everybody efco reads the nawa» papers U aura to knew of the wendarfal u .1 -N 1 Dr - C 1 KUmer'a Swamp-Root, J (>Hr I J™ 1 kidney, hver [I ,Ji ZfS) [l and bladder remedy. 3| Ij JV*-/ .£ It U the (rut maffi- JI 4 fv/ £|cal triumph of the nine- I j|[{ tocnth century; dis |Lv"" ,1 |D ooverod after yean ef JPr® ' / Hjil actentlflc reasarch by f?J Be- Hgaki Dr. Kilmer, the emi n'.iL--. ' nent kidney and bled —' der specialist, and la wonderfully successful In prompter curinj lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou bles and Brlfht's Disease, which la the worst lam of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rao orcmended for everything but If you have kid ney, liver or bladder trouble H will be found fust the remedy you need. It has been tasted ia so many ways, in hospital work, la private practice, amour the helpless tea peer to pur chase relief and haa proved aa succeaaful la every oaaa that a special arrangement has bean made by wMafc all readers efthla paper who have not already triad N, may have a asmpta bottle ssnt free by mail, also a beak tellln* more about Swamp-Root and how to ' find out If you have kidney or bladder trouble. When wrltinf mtntlon reading thisgenerous offer In thia paper and *yw" ' send your address Dr. Kilmer * Co., Stag-■ , hamton, N. Y. 'regular fifty cant and aawaw— aa>am ' dollar alias are said by all good druggiata. Don't make any mlataka, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kllmar'i Swamp-Roet. and the addraa, Biaghamtoo, S] lu^l|n ■fa I a# OS ■" •'/ WHWii Baptist Church Preaching on tbe ist, and and 4th Sundays at 11 a. m , and 7:30 •p. m. Prayer meeting every Thurs ] day night at 7:30. Sunday School every Sunday morning at 9:30. J. D. Bigga, Jr., Superintendent. Tbe paator preaches at Hamilton on tbe 3rd Sunday in each month, st i| s. m. and 7:30 p. m., and at Riddick's Grove on Bsturdsy before every ist Sundsy at 11 a. m., and, on tbe ist Bundsy at 3 p. m. Slade School House on the and Sunday at 3 p. m , and the Bigga' School House on tbe 4th Sunday at 3 p.m. Everybody cordially Invited. Rev. R. D. Carroll, Pastor. &R AAA BANK DEPOSIT 3)3,UUU HmBI Basra at Coat. Write Otilc, JtOIBIA-AUMIM BUSINtSS COUIOI. Ua-J».« a I ' "' " WASHINGTON LETTER* By Chas. A. Edwards. I May »nd, 1904. [ Last week was a hay making and a hay raking one for the demo crats in (he House of Repreaenta ,l jtires. They place i the republicans on the Spit and toast d th m to a • rich brown In the first place the ; Hon. John Sharp Williams, the able and vigilant floor leader of the | Minority in the House, caught the ! republicans napping in the com | mittee on the judiciary, and when there was a majority of demo rata ! present, and obtained favorable re [ ports on both his resolutions aimed , at the vitals of this republican ad ministration. One of these resolu I tions requested the Attorney Gen ' eral to intorm the House whether ! any investigation was ever had at 1 his suggestion, of the so called Ai.» 1 thracite Coal Trust, and to send lo the House all reports, pape s and I documents bearing on th« case. The other resolution requested the Attorney General to iufoim the ' House whether any criminal pros*- , cations have been instituted by the Department of Justice against the indiridua's of corporations who were adjudged recently by the Su preme Court of the United States, in the Northern Securities case, to ' be guilty of having violated the | laws of the United States, and to send to the House all papers and ' documents bearing upon any prose cutions inaugurated or about to b# 1 inaugurated in that behalf. These resolutions were steeping peacefu ly in the pigeon boles of | the desk of the republican chairman of that committee, and there tla ' republicans intended they should sleep and die of Inanition or to -mothered to death. They did not want them ever to see the light of day, because they knew their re calcitrant Attorney General had not taken any action and would not take any action in either case. When it became known that John , Sharp Williams had dug them out of the committee with a favorable, report, and that the committee on rules could not stifle them on ac count of the fact that they now come up as priviledged matter, there was consternation on the re publican side, and many quick conference* and much wagging of heads. It was all to late. The misch'ef was done and thsir Attor ney General will be shown up as a tool of the trusts and recreant to his oath of office, for which he ought to be impeached. Let the people of the country note and rejoice at a leadership on the democratic side endowed with vigilance, brains and patrotism, • • • The next gun shot the republi cans received was on last Saturday when the Hon. W. Bourke Cockran, of New York, simply tore the in nards out of them and strewed them along the floor of the House. It was a great speech and aroused the most intense enthusiasm on the democratic side of the House and the deepest gloom on the re publican side. Mr. Cockran re viewed the whole gamut of rcpub lican legislation ou the tariff ques tion, the trust question, and on the rottenness in the departments and the refusal of the republicans to in vestigate them and give the people the benefit of such investigation to the end that the light may pour in to the dark places and the guilty may be punished. He arranged them, he lashed them, he sco ed them and blistered them in language that fai ly sizzled with venom and inventive and briatled with that were irrefutable. The repub licans aank lower into their Mats than they have b en wont to ait for many a day. Several of the old dowager atateamen on the republi can side, like Groavenor, Payne and Dalsell, essayed to interrupt him «ith qu sti ns and statemente, but on each interruption they went to their aeata limping. He had AalnalittN Prom the Chapin,~ S. C., Newa: Early in the Spring my wife and I were taken with diar rhoea and so severe were the paiua that we called a physician who pre scribed for us, but his medicines failed to give any relief. A friend who had a bottle of Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy -on hand Rave each of ns a doae and we at once felt the effects. I procured a bottle and before using the entire contents we were entirely cured. It is a wonderful remedy and should be found in every household. H. C. Bailey, Editor. This remedy is for sale by S. R. Biggs. i- ' M l>TM';ht H SABAO* £ ■ ■ ford's Black Draugrbt «x»- ■ ■ rfonallr job will keep four : Bumw . H Mora sickness is eaaaed by r ■ constipation than by any r ■ other disease. Thedford's t ■ ' Black-Draught not oaly f . H lieveeoonatipstiow boiouras ■ diarrheal and dysentery aad keeps tbo bowels regular. ' All Sr«s>**t* '■| a*Mi ■ I "Thedford'e Blaek ■ Draught i* the best neat { I rise to regulate the bowels ■ H ,shave over used."— MBS. . I £M. OK ANT, Saeads ■ Ferry, V. 0. COfISTIPATIQ 1 flattened old man Grosvenor and 1 old man Payne, and made them I look like thirty cents' worth of dog , meat. Ha waa a human bun saw t in rapid motion, and any repupll can with the temerity to interrupt him, had the sympathy and com ' miseration ol the Houae. The cli max of the dramatic scene, how -1 ever, came when Dalzell interrupt- I ed him to a'ate that ha had under 1 stood that Mr. Cockran had recoiv ed large pay for his speeches for - McKinley in tha campaign of 1896. It was like touching off a powder : magazine. Mr. Cockran denounced the statement as the vilest slander and made a statement of his posi tion in that campaign, and that he had received not even car fare for the speeches made at that time He ssid that no man was quick lo attribute infamy to another unless he was well acquainted with Jfhim self, and that they were trying to accuse him of what every man knew was the univeraal custom of 1 every republican politician—taking money in a campaign. When Dal zell again aroae and sa'd he had been informed by a democratic membe. of the House of the accu sation he had made, the storm broke over his head in real earnest. Mr. Cockran*rushed down the aisle shouting, with his arms ralaed above his head, ' .'name him" "name him," 1 name him," and .heentire democratic side joined in the chorus 1 name him,'' until pandemonium reigned and no such dramatic scene has been enacted on the of the houao during this session. When Da'sell refused to name him, then with the most withering scorn Mr. Cockran turned to him and aaid that any man who made that confession could not again interrupt him or come voluntarily within hi* vision. He said that Dalzell, not being able to name the author of the statement or produce the proof, was what could not be named on the floor of the Houae under par liamentary rulea to wit, a common every day liar. It was a great speech by a great man, and 1 field day for the demo crats. A Bey Klagfs Throne. When the boy king Daudi Chua of Uganda appears on state oe> caaions he sits on Ida heal throne (he has a second beat one for lass important functions), which is up holstered in red velvet aad deoo rated in red and haa a leopard akin, the emblM* al royalty, under his At other timea Ida coatume seems far from regal It oeoaiata of a long shirt with a tweed coat over it, a linen toga and an embroidered In dian cap. He knows only a few words of English sal la described as a quiet, dignified bay, well grown for his ag% yet somewhat (nil. All rtoflrttlo Noot* "Ms me," said little Elsie to hei elder sister, "Flossie Green says I've got s pug nose. Have I? And what kind of a nose have you got?" Mame glanced proudly at her aris tocratic profile and answered in sat isfied tones: "Mine is a Grecian, I guess. And I'm afraid your nose is a pug, El 1 ArHirVFMPNT I J ** un c I eoach days on the frontier has only Just begun. For every one yet told there are a thousand better ones hidden in the mountains, hanging in faint echoes about the campfires of the pioneers. If you lire swhile in the cabins along the Yuba, above XarysviUe, yon will find miners still coyoting among the thrice sifted piles of gravel for the aftermath of 48; you will find old stage drivers, with bent and twisted hands, who know every noted driver of the Pacific coast; you will hear stories of staging in the fifties and sixties in the wildest parts of the Sierras that have never reached print, but have been car ried on through manifold traditions until-they have reached the com pleteness and the dignity of an epic of the stagecoach. Besides the logger stories one hears, there are doaens of lesser ep isodes of the staging days—the ep isode of Smoky's runaway, for in stance. Smoky was a famous stage driver between Grass Valley and Marys ville, by way of Penn Valley, Bough and Beady, Smsrtsville sod Timbuc too. About 1861 he was in his glory, the ideal of a driver and able to hold his own with any ons on the ; route. He receivod his name from the remark of a little girl, the daughter of the hotel keeper at 1 Murphy's ranch. She once uid off his lap and ran off, ssying that hs . was "too smoky to stay with;" she "liked men who did not puff cigars in her face." 1 After this episode Smoky's real name fell into disuse. He wss . "Smoky" and "014 Smoky" from . the Sierras to ths Sacramento. On the day when Smoky had his runaway affair the stage swung into Grass Valley early in the morning with two passengers aboard, both r inside. They had brsskfast, and then Smoky took charge. He drove , around in front of the store to wait for another passenger. He put on 1 the brake, as he supposed, twisted r the reins about the brake bar and > went into the store. The four horses 1 started off at full speed, and, strik . ing a stone, the isr Ist ths brake loose. Then the horses flew down the grade like sons of destruction. The passengers sat in silence, a 1 little surprised at the rapid mo . tion, but believing that the driver | waa on the box. One of them was ' a small, nervous, bright eyed young man, newly come to California, a r young man who was just beginning ' a career of invention and manufac turing achievement that haa given him place among the seore or so of foremost Californians. The other man was a mere nonentity. The young man with the bright eyes begsn tft sse that something waa wrong with the stsge. It wont too fsst. It swung too much. He climbed on the seat snd let down the narrow window nearest the driver's box. He leaned out and managed to raise himself fsr enough to see thst the horses were run ning swsy. He called to the driver, but received no reply. The young man reflected that the road ahead was not an easy one for a runaway stagecoach to manage. They were now on the down grade j next came a hill, then another de scent, then a second hill, then a long, steep and winding piece of down srade. The hones must be stoppea before this dsscent wss reached or a smashup was inevita ble. He decided to ao his bent to check the horses. If he fsiled he would jump out snd lesve them. The first thing to do was to awing en the driver's box. A heavier man might have failed, but the young stranger was alert and muaculsr. He wstched his chance, caught the iron bar at the end of the seat drew himself out, poised a second on the window sUI and leaped up ward lust as the stagecoach swung toward him. He found himself landed, in consequence, upon the driver's seat and clinging to the brake bar. The linee jrere flying wildly over the heads of the horses or tangled under their feet The young man began to put on the brakes, net with hasta, bat slow ly and carefully, The mat curving blocks af oak settled 'down against the wheels, but the rapidity of the vehicle's motion was new such that there was danger ol heating tha tins and causing than to fly from the Wtwela. Again and Again he tightened the haakea and raleased them, steadying the masaira coach aa It awung around the sharp curves ol the dusty road and reeled from side to side tike a drunken giant At ons moment the yanag man felt the eoech scrape against the eleven pine roots of the mountain side, and at the next W felt * eddy along the verge of the ravine and lean ever ths abyee as if ready to plunge down vM ■ 1 Church of the Advent jjl Services on the second and fifth Sundays of the month, morning and evening, and on the Saturdays (5 p. m.) before, and on Mondays (9 a. m.) after said Snndayaof the month. 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