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Pkidit Decbmbeb 8,1006.
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NmUh to hMttcrd.
Tkto artlale rooalla the ca*e of tho
two hu of tfco ißirlcin millionaire
who m Lord Levat'* tenant at Beau
fort, Scotland, found themeolve* In
tko High Court at Sdlnburgh charged
with ekootlag what they conaldered
poacher*. aad every BOW and again
oao road a of a "murderoua" affray
hotwoo* gamekeopert and poacbara.
Tho commoneet form or poaching la
for rabbi ta Tho plan on a farm la to
drive tho rabMta around tho edge of
a told and catch than In a net at
particular outlota. Poarhere alao ex
toad tholr oporatlona to doer In pri
vate parka, a common method being
to aoalo a tree, wait until they ap
pear beneath Ita branchea. and then
drop a hoary bar on the head of ono
of them. Deer poaching la rlaky. aa
It la dtfloult to carry off the carcaaa
wlthont detection, aaya the Ix>ndon
Sphere.
Bat only a fraction of the caae* of
poaching eror come to light. The
proaoat writer waa reoeutly Informed
by a email squire In Burke that ho
aoror dreama of bringing a poacher
Into court. When he find* one on hla
grouada he Invitee him Into the pub
lic road and administers a sound
thrashing
The An* close fur of the mole has
only recently become appreciated by |
the fashionable world, and the little
•Una which formerly were wanted
are now * valuable article of com
merce. The color of the mole (which
varies in length from 4 % inches to
lachea from tip to tip) la velvety
gray In all Its ihadea and with point*
of white. A coat made out of these
eoets S2OO or more.
An old time trapper who has been
at his work over thirty years, says
klc average catch Is 100 a week, rep
resenting the astonishing total"" Of
over 150,000 moles. His mode of
catching Is simple apparently.
When a mole has thrown up many
earth mounds the mole catcher
carefully eiamlnes the "lie" of them,
and his practiced eye soou spots
where the main gallery will he; thla
Is always seme Bve inches below the
•urface and may safely be supposed
to be running down to a at ream If
amy be near ,
With a sharp spade he slices down
Into this, disturbing the mould as lit
tle as possible, and only removing
enough of It to make room tor the
trap-—a cylinder —which la placed In
the gallery so a# to act as a continue
atlon of It. He then throws a little
•oil over It and (Ills above with the
earth ax before so as to allow no ray
of light. A mole running down the
gallery peases through the cylinder,
and its nose touches the concealed
circular spring in the middle, which
closes, catching the victim round the
neek or middle and killing at once.
rths Imperative that nothing hut a
smell of earth should lie apparent
about the trap, otherwise the mole
would nol approach. Its sense of
■mell being most acute, so the mole
catcher never handles coffee, tobac
oo or even aoap for many hours be
fore setting the traps for the little
creature on which ihe fanner car
rice on such a ceaseless warfare.
This particular trapper liaa more
orders for skins than he can possibly
supply He Is Interested
in one old customer, who found out
the vslue of mole fur long before It
became a fashion lie takes 1,500
chins every winter.—New York
American
Nelson Talks of King.
"Battling" Nelson k«v« out hie
Ideas of the qualities which go to
make up good generalship In the
ring Here the.v are, according to the
Denver Times
"A good ring general Is one who
haa much experience In the ring.
There are men who could light twen
ty-flve years without being good ring
generals, but the boxer who aeea
things and learns as he fights makes
the general.
"1 would call a good ring general
a boxer who knows when he Is win
ning. when he Is loslug, and uses his
head to help him out of It. He muat
know how to save himself when In
distress. He must be a boxer who
flnds the weakness of the other man
and makes the best of It. He muat
know bow to get out of the tightest
corners, the hottest mixes and the
fteroest rushes.
"Jim Corbett was a first class ex
ample of this sort of tighter. When
he met Jeffries at Coney Island some
years ago be was up against a fellow
who had weight, reach, height and
the punch on him. Jim was merely
patting his cleverness aud experience
against all that Jeff had. lie stuck
there twenty-three rounds and made
the big fellow look sick It was his
knowledge of the game that pulled
him through and made him look lltie
a wlnper.
"When Jeff rushed Jim side
stepped away and pecked him with
his left. Jeff cornered him many
times, but the clever forbett was
■ever held. He hit and got away,
before the giant could get him.
That'* what you call genernlshlp. It
la nothing more thau cleverness and
a good head combined.
'To-day Abe Attell la probably the
greatest ring general in the world.
He la not only a great boxer, but he
la fall Of all eorts of tricks which go
to make a good Aghter. When 1
fought him at Philadelphia some
montha ago he was a very tired boy
the laat few rounds. I had him ualng
all Ma skill to keep going there, but
to tooled me at that."
A botcher can usually contrive to
Make both ends meat.
▲ newspaper man rarely falla to
— t hi* paper the street.
Horses and Mules
We have Just received a good supply of
Horses and Mules
at our new Brick Stables on Main Street
Tell us what you want or what you are willing
to pay and we will try to find a Horse or Mule
to suit you .
The Martin Live Stock Company
Williamston. - - North Carolina
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KKPOHT OV THH CONDITION CW Telegraphers
J. C. Robertson, Hanker NEEDED
*i hubkk*ONvii.l,k. n. c., Annually, to fill the new positions crea
■l ihe close of bualneas N.iv vth. 1905. l e ,j |,y Railroad anil Telegraph Compl
ines We want votiNO mkn ami i.auiks
rksoIRCKs of 1 h abiu, to LI'.ARN THLBGRA
i/xna «nd ul«count» - > u 'v rHY AND R K ACCOUNTING.
Overdraft* ,'J We furni* 75 |wr cent, of the Opera-1
Furniture and HUtuir. tor* and Station A«entn in America. Our j
Other Krai Katale Owued * si* schools are the larxeat eacluaive Tele-'
Due fruui Bauka and Banker* 4.»57 ».t «raph School* in the world Established
Check. and other Ca.h Item. 4.1V4 v> *> yearsand endorsed by all leading Rail
—Sway Official*
tot At. I 45.7 10t S We f. fisu to every »tu
i.lAbii.l'i ikm dent to furnish—him or her n jjoaition
I laying from S4O to |6o u mouth ill State*
Capital Mock 5,0000 a east of the Rocky Mountain*, or from
Undivided Profita WM V 4 #75 to |loo in States went of the Rockie*
Bill* payable * 000 uo, immediately upon graduation.
Time Certificate* of Depoalt 1,600-00 Stuilent* can enter ill any time. No
Deposit* Subject to Check j", >49.05 vacation*. For full particular regarding
Cashln «Cliecka outatandlnit - !,■* auy of onr School* write direct to our
——- executive office at Cincinnati, t>. Cata-
ToTAI. 1 45.710.A5 u, K „ e free.
County nf Martin rol "" 1 l The Morse School of
I.J.C Robertson. Canhier «f the above named a IJHV
liauk, do solemnly swear Ihil Ihe ilwve «Ute /§2 i\A ifi Y •
men! is true to the best of my knowledge and
tteljef. J C. robkkt»on, c shier Cincinnati. Ohio. Buffalo. N. Y.
Swot 11 to before me his 16 J Atlanta, LnLroiie,
dav of Nov \gov hi« RoftH Notait I'ubtte I Texarkana, Tex. Snn 1 mnctaco, Cal
prgT Macht Bros. & Rutenberg LOWEST
New York One Price Clothing and Dry Goods Store CT^^
GOODS WILLIAMSTON, N. C. rhlUtO
tWC GUARNTEE FULL VALUE to every customer on every #
purchase. It is easy for us to do so, because we carry brands ol goods a
that are RENOWNED for their PERFECT FIT, ELEGANT
STYLE and GOOD WEARING QUALITIES. .... Cjl j *
It is a wrong idea that some people have when they think that they |
cannot be well dressed unless they have their clothes made to order, i|» k j
and pay a The art of making ready to wear clothing has ad- m W
vanced to such perfection that it is no longer necessary to have them
to measure. . ~ . . . . • • • ; • ■
* S - OWL BRAND GLOTHES
Our stock of LA i)iKS' AND MKN WE CARRY IN STOCK THE RENOWNED BRAND OF FOR
SHOBS consists of prices from $1.50 to THE MOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER and can QARANTEE A YOUNG MEN BOYS
$6.00. The Hunan and tWet Shoes 10, UA / PERFECT FIT IN EVERY INSTANCE with a saving of at ' , ...
Men and Queen Quality and Star Brand mMRSV 1111(1 (j/|lll(iren.
Shoes for Ladies. least 25 per cent, on made to measure prices. A man once
dressed in a Kuppenheimer suit or overcoat decides never to jjtf Boys knee pailtS suits
have any more clothes made to measure. No wonder, it $2.25 to $0.50, Youths
KKfIS saves him money and he is stylishly and well dressed. «r nr\ fr* ftrr r*r»
■■ KuppenhelmerS guaranteed .Ultai- - $15.00 to $22.50 I|§| SftS S S QO to $I 5 .0 Q.
Kuppenheimer's overcoats - - S«.SO to $20.00 WM Thl. bntnd ol cloth ng we man
f(/Ween\ fc: « Fltrlte Brand suits - • 7.50 to slS.oo jifef utacture ourselvesln New Yoric
m-jm F|trlte Brand guaranteed rain coats and overcoats IN City and are therefore In . po^-
.... ° $6.00 to $15.00 9 til tlon to guarantee you the Best
V' OUR PRICE is ONK to ALL and the LOWEST. Iu our store you get
FULL VALUE for your money and DON'T PAY MORE THAN YOUR W
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NEIGHBOR. - - - - / - *
- ' v THE STORE
Willi HE STYLE , to get
is flacht Bros. & Rtifenberg : Your Money's Worth
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New York One Price Clothing and Dry Goods Store Clothing Factory
fitfTc - WILLIAMSTON, N. C. '^v^Tv"
ITS A QVESTIOfI
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which o! the two Individual* above (• the happier. If it'a an
* International Suit
Ihe young chip is wearing then it become* the easiest thin* in the world fo*
him to "pre" hi» suit" to a successful iasue.
( 15he International Tailoring Co. J>
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i J>*eu> yorK. Chicago San r rancttco (I
* THR I.AKOBST AND MOST SUCCKSSFUL CONCKRN 0
\ OF ITS KIND IN THK WORLD 11
ha* a reputation for fine clothes msVinK, mtHctly to order only, that i. the
envy of a'l merchant tailor* throughout the country. .
It's a pleasure to represent so popular a firm; and after you've put their
tlothlng to the teat, you'll endorse every gool thing we can aay about them,
•nil more l»eside*. , ' . ®
% Call and have ynur>nessure taken, and wr'll "how you what perfect fatting
clothe* me allium an ••International" standpoint.
! On our lihmense Stock of Fall and
Winter Clothing we are making a re
-1 duction of 10 per cent.
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Come to Hoe u«,
Friomln to all,
Anderson Crawford & Company
Notice. Notice.
We. S. 11. Clark and J. W. I sha " »*' l fnr "**» to tht h 'K h_
Cherry will petition on January i, est bidder, at rnv limn- the 28th
1906,10 the Honorable Board of dav of DeceuiW* 19.-5 >ny house
("oinniissioners of Martin County hold an«i kiuilew. inn.uuic, cattle
for license to retail spiritious hcj- and hoRS, corn and fodder, fartn
uors at Everetts, N. C., during in« implements Wfljons and carts,
said year nuder the firm name of btißgv and harness and all other
Clark & Cherry, personal property.
S. 11. Clark This Nov. 28th 1905
tl-34 4t J.W.Cherry. 12-t-.lt LUKJJ liQBERSON.
NOTICE!
.We most c. rdially invite all
persons having accounts with
ns, to make a special visit to
our store and settle same be
fore December ist. 1905.
Thanking vou in advance for
prompt adherence to above.
Very truly,
J. PAUL SIMPSON,
Secretary.
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Wright's Underwear
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4 Don't forget our com
plete and up-to-date ■Hrj II I T7!h^s[v
line of Millinery and , I
Ladle's Fancy Dress En |1 J Mfy in
come and give us a trial. ,
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■ Very Respectfully*
G. D. Garetarphen & Go.