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OCMCJUPTION A YKAS IN A! > Y A??CV
Klterol *1 t»K l'Ji.l Uil.tr *t Wtliiaiuntun.'
H. C. »• Second M*i» M«U« f
Fridat, JULY *2O, rj'»i.
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National Ticket
For President:
ALTON P. PARKI.R
For Vice-President .
HENRY G. DAVIS
Democratic State Ticket.
For (rtiverttor :
ROBFRT B. GLENN
For Lieutenant-Governor :
FRANCIS IX WINSTON
For Associate Justices ■
GEORGEII. BROWN, JR.
W. A. HOKE
Corporation Commissioner :
S. L. ROGI-RS
Secretary of State :
J. BRYAN GRIMES
State Treasurer :
B R. LACY
State Auditor :
B. F. DIXON
Attorney-General :
ROBKRT I». GILMER
Commissioner of Agriculture :
S. L. PATTKRSON
Commissioner of Labor and Print
itt^
H. 8.. VARNER
Thomas Tagg.ut lia.s been
tinaiiiiiiously choßen Chairman
of the National Democratic
Convention.
A Day Earlier
If there be any ltu-k of news
or if thera be any mistakes in
this week * issue we will have
to ask our reatleis to bear with
us, for we have been as busy
na a bee all tliis week putting
up the new presses and mov
ing the old t>tios out of our
Way. But, we have got to
print the paper ibis week iii
the old press in order to get the
new one in. we go to press a
dayj earlier.
Next week we will be able
to present to the world as goed
a weekly as any «• .unity can
produce, and we will be able to
get it out 011 Friday.
Bee s LAXATIYK Honey and
Tar is different from all other
cough syrups. It contains anti
septic properties to destroy the
germs, solvent properties to cut
the phlegm, and laxative proper
ties to cleanse the svstem. lUe'f
LAXATIYK Honev ami Tar is a
pleasant, permanent cure for all
coughs, colds. lung ami bronchial
affections. Sold by S. H. Ellison
& Co.
Hayßldi
| The young men of Willianitoti
Have a most delightful hay-ride'
Thursday evening to the young
ladies. They left town about eight
o'clock for Brown's Spring.
Having riden for about six pleas
ant miles, they reached the spring,
•boot nine o'clock, a bit tired.
But they were soon refreshed,for
the famous Brown's Spring water
was served up to thcin in prompt
order.
The following wen;: Misses Anna
belle Everett, Sallie Corey, Bessie
Daniel, Annye Peele. Lilly York,
Nellie York, Lilianc*£rilcher, and
Nannie Smith; Messrs G rover Har
4mm, Frank Godwin, l>r. Hugh
York, S. A. Newell, Chas. Ward,
YmA~r Crawford, Chas. Godwin,
Fountain Lipscomb and Rut us Cc-
Littleton Female College
This institution with a patronage of more tlun 200
five different states, covering an area of tooo miles "in dWSewr
desires immediate correspondence with any yonrrg lady who wishes
to go off to school. Apo .ial card or letter will bring immediate
reply and interesting information.
The 23rd Annual Session will Begin on Wednesday, Sept. 14, 1904
J. M. RHODE?, President, Littleton, N. C.
Cowp^r-Kooie
The following invitations are out:
Mrs. James Edwin Moore
re'|uest"the honor of your presence
at ll.e marriage of her daughter
Jeutrie
to
Mr. Bayard Thurman Cowpcr
Wednesday morning, August Ihe
tenjlt
nineteen hundred and four
at seven o'clock
' Chutcli of the Advent
Williumston
At Home
After October fust
Williamston, N. C.
No cards in town. All friends
and relatives of the family :.re in
vited to be present.
We are agents f«'>r the famous lit
tie.liver pills recently discovered by
the venerable IX'. Dade of Chicago.
Persons who have used I lade's
pills will have no other. They
cure constipation. Sold by S. H,
Ellison & Co.
Death ol Mittic Jones
After a two weeks illness, God in
His wisdom, thought it best, last
Friday evening, to pluck one of the
jewels from the family of M r A C
Jones.
Tho in the very spring-tiine of
life, being alwiut 13; yet ltecattse of
iuteuse suffering her friends fcitthat
it was lietter fot her, when the
golden thread was broken.
She suffered from those most hor
rible 111 tladies: Typhoid Fever and
Congestion of the brain. Mittic had
a host of friends to moan her. jt
was indeed heart-touching to watch
I the little girls, as the body was be
ing taken from the house to the
I hearse, the tears trickled down the.
cheeks of those weeping, heart-aeh
j ing little friends.They knew naught
j of the soul and its flight, no doubt;
! but one thing they did know—that
their friend was gone
1 The Rev. Mr. Carroll conducted
'the funeral service, which was very
impressive. The little friends did
; their last homage to tjjeir departed
j fried by laying crosses and gar
lands of rosci on her grave.
I llislioji Joseph Jv Key, Southern, M.K.
Church, writes. "We |jnve l»r. Moffett's
"TUKTIUNA" (TeethniK Powders) to!
j.inr little'xriindcliild »itli the happiest
jiesuits I'Ue ilicets w.-re almost ma|;i
! cal, and et'it.iiuly nioie satisfactory than
I frwtn anything we k-v.-i used. ' TliliTll
i INA" Teething I'owdeisi Counteraets
land O\er.'ome* the r.(lect» of tile Suin
-1 met's. Heat. . .
ThursJav, August 4th
The Williamston toliacco utaikel j
j will open next Thursday, August
' 4th. The follow'ing gentlemen will
I lie in charge of the houses :
Roanoke — F. S. I'pton and Clav
: ton Moore, bookkeejiers.
Dixie—J. 1 ; Cothran, bookkeep
er. C. li. Allen will auctioneer
I for botit houses.
The following tobacco companit•
will be represented here'this sea
son : Tiie Coutiuential, Imperial
American, Gallagher Limited, J
N. Boyd & Co. and several iude
pendent concerns. '
Marv had a little lad
\\ ho ;e face was fait to see,
Because each night he had a drink
Ol Rocky Mountain Tea.
H. R. Biggs.
King's Dyspepsia Tablets iustaaitfy
relieve the stomach and aid ingest
ion. They are as pleasant as loaf
sitnar and cure dyspepsia, sour ris
iings'» catarrh of the stomach and
jndigestiou. Sold by S. 11. Ellison
otW>.
Bec's I.AX'ATIVIi Honey and Tar
is the original Laxative cough cure.
It is the best LAXATIVE cough
syrup made. Bee's LAX ATI VK
Honey and Tar contains the anti
septic. healing, soothing and
strengthening properties of the
Native Pine, combined with other
ingredients in a laxative syrup
made from pure strained honey.
Cures all coughs and strengthens
weak lungs. Sold by S. H. Hllisou
& Co.
Pinnies is t'le name of a uew dis
covery pil m in a new way; a cer
tain cur* for ill Kitidey and Blad
der trou 1 c 3, Hhum»tism, Lum
bago,' etc. y 0 i are requested ;o
call at our Ho e and let us show
you Pinute,£flri' d from the Pine-
Sold by S. H. gU -ou & Co,
—See l'nc{e Tom at the Dixie
-He will entertain you.
—SPIiCI AI, —v «j eases of Good
I.tick Baking Powders, going at
$2 v 5 a c.ist~»sC lots. Buy tjtiick,.
This offer po ilively for only 50
days.. Southern Supply Co.
—Littleton. Female College, ad
[ verti 'il t'ly wlier'e in tins paper, is
doing a gn at work for the young
women of this and other States.
The Matriculation last year was
over 200 and i: dilations now point
to a co.»sldt|itl4e increase iu Sep
tember.
Ht*r I lime 01/Jwcl.
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nc- Your great i"f.!re Is to idi-ratt
the tttnuivl
Blie— N..; my irreut desire Is to elo
vutv my jtiillnry.
p' IWrrr of lliihll. *'*
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Yon HH.v t ant the only wnmnn
jrou lm\o vi r luvM?
Il» I ii> r wiili nil my lionrt.
1 Hlit* —Ai>4-tu Jim really know why
yon say tint V
from force of linblt
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"Who In lit |t«i leU'i.liime?"
v Wift», Mil'."
•®Wtiut ilut'H kIi«: \Vi.att"
"Tiie only word I can tHHliTstand la
'nnnn-Knll.'"
' I.t lin eom« llirre, She proliyMjr |
W.nits to t ilk wlili lni.'.*' >
StMe»»tUlV».
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p y J
"I nni rind to hoir tlint you no
O'Wli tntff»'st in Nctencp. Mltw Knowlt.
What tmi'tti'iilnr hrmteh rtoyou utility V
"Oh, I Htu.ly thiMii nil—tMilmtfctry, n»-
troloKJ", clilionriipliy nnJ th«» whole
lot." .1
Hon ft* i'toVeut ( rrmu "potii.
Uost liumUwk'k ljiivr had experltMice
with (ho iiloi.mt lnevltiilite drop of
or«\ni thai fulls fronj the dainty pitch
er on the Imnmculiite and Monietiines
ps.tnlßtb !.v einl'MlOeri'd luni'li .loth,
If a Utile hatter Is rubbed on the nose
of the erenin pttelior there will tie no
datijier of tliu* gotlliiij; the pTPtty CO rcr.
WttO.l UEORQIA
C. C- Attorn«yat*Lav ,
Dalten, Qa To Finch d Nicholas
"H«vr fwM tinif.he.l psiultnn three of
my liou..oS wVH I, ami M. Paint. It
eovers alimmt iwice as much snrf*ce as
pxpected. Ila.l no idra the cost of pnint
would lie so suifll. Always give me L.
«ad # M.
* * tual ooiH of L>)ngtnaa and Mai tiur/ L.
4iui M. less than fi. 3o per gallon.
Wears ami outers like gold. Sold by S.
; S. K. Higgt.
DIRECTORY
i-
Uturcti ol t|e Advent
Services on the«fccond *nd fifth
Sunday# of the "#{Mith,' moroinjc
and evening, and on the Saturdays
(5 p. 111.) before, and 011 Mondays
,(9 a. ni.) after said Sundays of the
month All are cordially invited'
Rev. B. S. I.nsaiter, Rector.
Methodist Church
Rev. T. 11. Sutton, the Metho
dic Pastor, has the following ap
pointments : Every Sunday morn
ing at M o'clock and night at 8.30
o'clock respectively, except til;
second Suuday. Sunday School
every Sunday morning at 9:30
o'clock. Praytfr-meeting every
Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock.
Holly Sprang 3rd Sunday evening
nt 3 o'clock; Vernon ist Sunday
evening at 3 o'clock; Hamilton 2yd
Sunday, morning and night; Has
-1 -.ells 2nd Sunday at 5 o'clock.
A cordial invitation is extended
I all to attend these services.
Baptist Church
j Preaching on the ist, 2tul and
i Ith Sundays at 11 a. 111 , and 7:30
i p. tn. Prayer inueting every Thurs
day night at 7 30. Sun lay School
Sundf'V moniitig at 9:30. J.
IJ. Jr., Superintendent. .
The pastor,preaches;at Hamilton
ion the 3rd Sunday in each month,
jat i f a, m- «uil 7:30 p., in., and . at
I Riddiek's Grove on Saturday before
every Ist Sunday at 11 a. 111., and
j 011 tia- Ist Sunday at 3 p. 111. Slade
1 School House on the 2nd Sunday
!at 3 p 111 , and the Biggs' School
I House on the 4th Sunday at 3 p.m.
Kvetybody cordially invited.
Rev. R. D. Carroll, Pastor.
Town Officers
Mayor - Joshua L. Kwell.
Commissioners—Dr. J. B. 11.
Knight, X. S. Peel, l)r. J.L>.
A. Ila>sj!!, P. K. Hodges.
Street Commissioners —P. K
Hodges, N. S. Peel.
Clerk —A. Ha«sell.
Treasurer—N. S. Peel.
Attorney—Winder Martin.
Chief of Police —J. 11. Page.
Lodges
Skcwarkec I.odge, No. 90, A. P.
&A. M. Regular meeting every
2nd ami 4th Tuesday nights.
Roanoka Camp, No 107, Wood
men of the World. Regular meet
ing every 4th Friday night.
i'ipx.salve acts like a poultiee.There
is no sore, boil or abrasion of the
kin Pinesalvc will not-cure. Pine*
salve draws the fire ®ttt of a burn
instantly and heals without leaving
a scar. Sold by S II Ellison &
Co.
Death of Wm. Ray
After fifteen years of suffering
and pain the Reaper at length
eanjc last Saturday night and trans
ported the soul of Mr. Willioin
Ray, we trust, to Hap] iei I'uk'....
Mr. Ray suffered ftoiu catarrh
for many years, but never suffered
so badly until he was stricken on
the nose about fifteen years ago.
The ultimate result of this was con
sumption, which brought on his
death. lli« life has been of uo
pleasure to hitu since that time,but
a great dng and burden. He was
about Go yean; old.
He was interred in the Baptist
Cemetery Sunday afternoou, the
funeral services being couducted
by the Rev Mr. Carroll,
NOTICE! 1
At a meeting of the l>eujocrotie
Executive Committee of the First
Congressional District held in Ply
mouth on the 14th day of Inly,
1904, it was oixkred that a
OKMOCKIITIC CONVENTION OK THE
1 IKST CON«• RKSSIpNAI, DISTRICT
be held in the town of iidenton on
Wednesday, the 17M1 day of Au
gust, iyo4, At 2 o'clock, p. in , for
>tho {>lll of nominating a candi
date for Tepremntatlve in Congress
from said district and ot a Presi
dential Kleetor, and for such other
business as may properly come be
fore the convention.
The Democrats of the several
counties composing the First Dist
rict will take notice accordingly
and send delegates to such conven
tion. By oft'.er of the committee.
W. B. RODMAN,
July 14th, i>o4 Chairman.
"I ccitutnly did eujoy your ser
mon," said the hard ease who sel
dom attended church. "Indeed!"
replied Mr. Tawker. "and which
part did you enjoy the most ? " "I
guess jt wa,s the part where I
dreatucd I lipd a million dollars."
—Philadelphia Ledger.
y'C4ow?\
/wintersmittm
( (TyllCure V
1 Has been curing Chills Ague, Dengue, LaGrtppeM j
rn and Malarial Ills of all kinds. A 50c. bottle 8 .
\ will break your chills; and you con get ttg
% from your druggist, who will refund your B
money If the medicine docs you noMf
Why don't you try
Is unoqunled as a C enet^^^r
RCA DY FOR BIISINBSSj
I can he found at my shop, on Washington Street, wliue lam > I
now I )r *P aret ' to do all kinds oi
/Vs. Horseshoeing
an( J Repairing
Bicycles Sold mui Repaired Washington Street
IT II AT WA TC H
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of yours needs just as much as you do. You need clcattHig au '
fixing up once and a-while; so does your watch, at least, once
cverv year. We sell a.ul recommend the Elgin and Waltbam
Watches as the Standard Makes.
HOW AHOUT A OOOH HICYCLE
We have them in the CoJuniLia, Rambler
H. U. I'KKJLB
THE JEWELER WILLIAnSTON, N C. '
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%Y W2! \Y y E. c. D«wirr & COMPANY, CHICAGO. «r
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lii order to make your dimes and dollars to the utmost limit
our bargains blend with sparkling values in all kinds of mer
chandise. Don't let this opportunity pass you. You may not
again have the chance to buy at such low prices.
Men's Straw Hats Laces and Embroideris
IvAitten nn;l Chillrens Slippers at wholesale cost: It wtl* astonish ron to «K ovr line of I«aees arwl
Our line of men's tallies' anil children's drop- rmhrokleiies and how low that wc are now selling
stitch Ilot-c are the nicest ever shown for the them Never liefore has there been such Inrgaina
nioucy. We havj them at all prices, from »o to - in Ihcw? kind of goods. Big values in Table Linen*
50c. n pair. LAUIKS' VESTS, we have them for wuilh '*> as:J JjC., for 50 and 60c. per yard.
5, 10, 15 and 25c. each.
# CLOTHING
Ol*R USE OF
Boys'and Children's Summer
CLOTHING
at Wholesale Cost
If you arc thinking of baying a suit, or a pair of punts, it will pay you to come to
MC us.
if yon are thinking of baying tome FURNITURE .BED SPRIXGS.CHAJRS or ROCKERS it will p«y
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you to see onr line On second floor.
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To sell good* like the above for leas than the prevailing prim seems like Qalrf Dollars, bnt this is our
way to come and gather them in.
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Harrison Brothers & Company
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nrr.«uins coxmihw or
Bank of Martin County
»C"*ILI,JAMKTIN, JJ.C,
at tfccfee.* of 1 Dtinm Jnite jlh. 19a*
. KKSOUkCKS:
L-*a. * f 75.115.36
>**» Dull*; - i,N"-7«
IVr ituctl ami Bonds, i.i mi mm
i.WsS '
Loan* 9.377 01
I Dae Prom Hanks tnA Itmkna
• *ar» ail * 4t» and olltrf C S.Xotea 7,rtiii
TOTAI.. ' |y»y.7&s
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Capital Stark. | tt.mM
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1 far lc tuaka auo P»uk.-r» M -J
i u. Clmi '■S..lV**
j Tubc Crxta&cate* of Deposit,
j TOTAL. Two*: H
I *•1 ®. C«d»wl, Cat.liier. at V»r.k tl Mart>«
1 Gaaity 4a *olr- inly ««ur (i.r aUiim; that life
I ahorr Mairrartii iitmc to the heat of my kaaa .
«4gr aa-1 belief. j. g. CODARD, Cathie*.
Mat- oi Worth Carolina 1
(.JStatv ol lauim |
Swore U. and tubcciberl before me, thia mt
4a» eljoat, A. 11. i«t
C. 11. GODWIN, Notary I'uUMr.
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£KPD*T or TMK CONDITION
J. C Robertson, Banker*
ml K9BHRIOMVIU.It, N. C.,
•l busuKTßs June vtl», j
KKHOURCES
L«ani a:id IltKvuuU J r
Oittifrafu . 4J$-'4
7»4'«*
f*h*i It-ml H'UK kVnH
War Irwu MMilbji Ittd Baiifcrva
Check* an«i otim Cash lUina i>(s»#
TOTAI. $
t_ UAtIU'IIW
ClpitaJ Sisck 3.000 no
t'tftiivided hr»>St
u> Check
[■ C£*fcjk-r'* C4irek» (titia|auiUß| '4 J*
i'Hißl - tA>M»
TOTAL $ >4.734.91
1 Mate of !4o»-*li Cflroljnal
Mi> 1 iiu I
I. j c R'*bert*m. Cwhifroi Ifu •Imrr nmnrd
fmrk «V> tohnaidy l«ar thai the above state
■tent is Irut td the kit of my knowledge and
Met j C-MoiihßTfcON. Cathirr.
ind itihMiilird to before roc thin sth
4a* 4 Jm«*« .
H CLUSTER'S
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggelt
A Bsuy ttadiqta« f: : Buy Pacpla
Bria-s G01.1.a HcalU lad Kauvod VfcK.
A .twHJc f-jr On«Mtinition, lDll?«*k>o. IJvo
an i Ki lwr Trouble*, nmpiw. Kcmnta, haawa
l»-4. E.i.l breath. .Slueifish OowvK II Ihlhl
•u*l ltarkaol* It'» R,«-ky Nm nUin Tea lb •afr
it T -rrn, 3% cm* a Ikix. O'-nuino mads by
liiunrra Dan. OcunUNT, Mivll».n, Wia.
60L0EM N'JGGCTS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
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