North Carolina Newspapers

. THE ENTERPRISE ISM mm ttin mm IT t« m anuraiH itnrm'A W. L. SMITH, - - - - Kmxoa Nsi—■ ai l*i r —• wntnaaoa B.C I. I Pkiday, Jukk 29, 1906. SNAPSHOTS. Even after we have government inspcctioo from "hoot to can,'' it night be a good plan to occasion ally inspect the inspectors. One more star for tbestarTy tlag. nw more State in the fold, two more seats in the Senate boys, and cadi worth its weight in gold. Kmc. Bernhardt, in leaving, said America's taste had mueli im proved—sJie has $150,000 of their dough as au evidence of that fact. lowa evidently is trying to usurp the place so long held by- Ohio as the State in which the) ' 'raise babies on politics.'' Win. J. Bryan, Jr., who is going into the navy hopes to show to the world that there are other ways of making the name famous. The Kentuckians are pretty shrewd. They ask their exiles to return in the midst of tbe mint julep season, and none refuses. Mr. Bryan is to deliver a Fourth ofjjuly oration 111 London, and after that we may fiud even "King Hd*' on the bawl wagon. Nowadays we arc told that everything is "13." That, of course does not apply to the young woman who is positively and j>er manently 16. It is suggested that the muck rakers may "find something wrong with the breweries.'' But good gracious man, don't spring a thing like that! —————————— Far ]>eople who started in poli tics only 50 years ago, the Repub licans have certainly managed to get and hold an enormous lot of offices. Constipatiou makes the cold drag along. Get it out of you. Take Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup. Contains no o|»- iates. Sold by S. R. Biggs. "3 lunula (•oldnian says a man and woman should remain married on ly as long us it suits their con venience. Kmnia talks just like a Newport Society woman at times. Thousands annually l>e.u wit ness to the efficiency of Karly Rt> ers. These pleasant, reliable little pillk have long hot tn a reputation second to none as a laxative and cathartic. They are as staple as broad in millions of homes, l'leas ant I'tlt effective. Will prompt!) constipation without griping. Sold by S. R. Biggs. The crusade for economy in tbe management of insurance com |>anles, is sure to result in an out put of inferior "blotters and calen dars." Yon cannot persuade- a lower an imal to eat heartily when not feel ing well. A sick dog starves him self and gets well. The stomach, once overworked, must have rest tbe same as your feet or eyes. You don't have to starve to rest your stomach. KODOL FOR DYS PEPSI A takes up the work for your stomach, digests what you eat and gives it a rest. Puts it back in condition again. You can't feel good with a disordered stomach. Try Kodol. Sold by S. R. Biggs. " - As a man who was thrice the nominee of his party. Grover ' Cleveland may naturally hate to see his record equalled, but he an console himself with the reflection that he only fell down one time out of the three. ta ilvaiac IRHBn frequently results from neglect of clogged bowels and torpid liver, nntil constipation become* chronic TWs condition is unknown to those who MM Dt. King's New Life Pills the best sad gentlest regulators of Stomach and Bowels Guaranteed NOW IS THE TIME TO DO IT. At this season of the year is a good ( ti»e to improve streets and public roads. A little work done " now on the streets of Williamston «, would last a long time. For in stance. those streets where water stands after a rain until it is ab sorbed by the earth, could he graded and so improve them that tbe water would drain off immedi ately. This would be very little 1 expense though a wonderful im -1 provement if done before the win ter season. i PEOPLE OF WILLIAMSTON SHOULD HAVE THE » riONEV. d In another column ol this Issue will he found a timely article, writ j ten by Mr. S. J. Kverett, which should receive the serious consid r eration of every citizen of WU ' liamston. He tells us that with tbe small expenditure of S2OO on " better equipment of our fire fight ( ing apparatus will save to the peo ple of this town y> per cent, on the present fire insurance rate. g, Is this not worth the consider e ation of the Board of Commission ' ers and of all citizens? us see. Figuring from the taxable prop erty of the town a saving of 30 pet u cent would amount to about $750 t annually. It will take an expend iture of £2OO to place the town in the third class instead of being 1 fourth class, as It is now, which I brings about the saving of dollars, t Take the S2OO expended in further equipment from the $750, it leaves #5V> saved to our people the first ' year After the first year of course tbe whole amount of $730 saved annually goes into the pockets of tbe citi/ens of Williamston instead of the |>ockcts of the insurance companies as heretofore. Ol course this is a matter that ' has just simply lieen overlooked. I Since the ever-alert Mr. Kverett has called attention to it, there is no doubt in our mind but the com missioners will at once take steps to purchase the necessary hose and dig the one or two needed street wells, which will accordance with the requirements of thc Sotitli lvastern Tariff Association*. WHY NOT A NUISANCE BY , HAY ? Why allow cattle to run at large I on the streets of Williamston at any time, day or night? Some new ordinances recently adopted by the commissioners aud now printed, a clause in the ordi nance relative to cattle running at large on the streets, reads as fol lons "All cattle, one year old or over, running at large in town l>ct\vcen the hours of 8 o'clock at night un til 7 o'clock in the morning is r hereby declared a nuisance to the citizens of said town " The reading of the above is somewhat amusing. It is very good as far as it goes, but docs not go tar enough. If cattle running at large in town is not a nuisance both day and night we would like to have the Board tell us the reason why. Last Saturday, late in the after noon, a certain stranger in town was standing on a street corner talking to another gentleman, and just across the street three cows appeared 011 the sceuC It seemed ' that one of the cows wished to at tract the attention of the stranger, and she did. by bellowing with a voice equal to a fog horn The stranger looked startled and ex -1 claimed "Look! Look!! Cows 1 loomc '*' The other gentlam, who 1 was accustomed to such scenes and c bellows, said, "That's nothing, they run on the streets all the time here." The stranger said, "Well, I I am surprised." A few moments liefore this oc curred the stranger in question was 1 heaping compliments upon Wil f liamston, but tbe conversation was changed alter the above descrided scene. It may be imagined what his impression was of a town tnrnr»l into a cow pasture. Williamston is too much of a little city, too progressive and wide-awake to longer tolerate cattle running at large at any time. Why not make a clean sweep of the thing and pro hibit them running at large by day as well as at night? SELF-SUPPORTING STUDENTS. Supply of This CI Ma of Later al Vale Often Exceeds Um Demand. Undergraduate Vale la a queer mtx up. The student population to maoe up of many men of treat wealth. a large class of the moderate wealthj. a rather email middle class and a creat class of poor students. Thou there in prevented the anomaly of an drrcraduate plutocracy rabbin* el bow* with undergraduate powrtj. With the exception at hto Hanrard brother the Talc nottoglaa spends more on hla college education tbaa any other American ooltoctoa and f at the name time Vale to the «no"t popular and moat desirable eoU*ce from the xtandpolnt of tha student •too earns both bto bread and hto m ucatloo, aaya ttaa ftttibiuf Oaaetta. II food parent* reattoed at the mart that the embarking of a boy at Vale tor tbe IMr year* royace ragotin. tieftir" the Journey to complied, aa Investment of nearly #4,BW, antne of thetn mlKbt be tempted to tot the scion tl«bl the battle wllb the hard wot Id without tbe aid of a Vale ah*ep nklti The claaa books contain rare- ■ fully ivtnplled financial ttall>!la [ 1 hey give the exopenae for the av erage man for the entire four yearar i Comae. The expense extremes are alwaya [ I divergent. For Instance, In the class 1 ! of liw.t one plutocrat expended (ll.'w 1 In lilh Hinlor at ruKgle. whunaa a pa- j inn lone 'iHHHinate BtriiKKl'*l aluoa oa I an mi t ntU cash outlay of 90*' la tha I following claaa one man aank warn $25,000 Into hla entire college courae. i In contrast to an economical aaan. I Who manaHud the four yeaia oa sSoa Iho Infereuce la extravagance, and it |c fully J untitled. It la a chara>-ter latlc of Anterlcaa oollega Bto Ita pienionltlona went observed by Tao roau. who, In writing of bto own co*- lege nipertwii* at Harvard from 1533 37, when the average expense per etnd «>nt w;«» less than |!W. said: tbe |ioo» atudent atudlea and to taugat only political economy, while that I economy of living wbluh la ayixrny tnoim with philosophy to not evea Ma oer-lj prol»m«d In our American rvt- I leges 'l he conHequence to that, while I he Ih studying Adam Smith, Rlcanlo. j he run" hla father In debt IrraUlna I bl)i" hint to what dngree the tottw mlHrorttuio occurs ii problematical, but that It doea occur to evident wbea we malice that the expenaee daring the nhort college year u t the Yale Mtudeiita are almoat three tlmca m great a* the luoouie of the average American family fur the entire year The way* In which this money 'II*- iippeiir are "such and ao vartoaa." Home of the fixed chargea are: Tai tlon. |lf>r>; room rent, about (S.So a j week, or flZti for th« collage year; board at the dining hall average* |S a week and total* (170 tor tbe year; furniture, SSO a year, aobacrlptkm* to soeletleM, athletics. atuilent organiza tion*. the I 'room, Cto , pax* tbe cro lury mark IK-eldaa, thore are taal bookH, ao numeroua and ao expenalv«; ciothea (and Yale men are good drssa era), railroad (area and a mjxlad of seemingly unavoidable and Incidental expenses The uaual price paid far tbe thme V»yn "russla*" (eatlvttUa at I'rom time la about 91M. The heaviest Item Of (hla are carrtotsea and flowers galore, at greatly Inflated prices, aud the new miatom-mada track ooat outfit Then, It comes high la be a senior There to the claaa faad aubM-rlptton at $lO or more, the cap and gown at $6. the ctaas-day tax of W. tbe I'laa* aujiper at SS, the claaa book (one or more ooplag) at fft and tar tk-nior Prottt at a $lO ante, which is swelled to aavaral time* that by . -«r rlag«a, dowers and such trifle* Dut the enormity at their dlflkal- Ua* to hardly Imagluabla OaailQg from a tolerably aulllelent home, where thoy have, after perusal of paraph lata on atudent naif-support figured OS a great array )t choices and poaatbUl ties of student occupations, tkay are thrust Into the reality— lnto perhaps the fiercest labor competition extotrat for the supply at atudent labor assay time exoeadi the demand, (to taa raw frenbman. lacking capital, frlaaito and experience, barely exists thin— a long period of seml-etarraUoa. Gradually he adjusts hlmaelf to tto new ivndltlona and b>glna to aaa op portunities Perhaps he to aastotad by the Yala Bureau of which Is a Kratnltous employment afteacr far needy Yale students A great dtfltoal ty of the working student to the bat tle between study and work, to wIU he la constant witness It to the oM problem that a man can't aarve two masters. Primarily which Aall he be—student or breadwinner? Oftra tlmes necessity decides tor Mm ta favor of the 1 attar. Bottled Qrapea Vine growers tp France markat fresh grapea all wlntar by a new mm curious method, says a writer to Ooaa~ tty Wle In America Bunrbaa at grapes when ripe are cot ao tfeat a piece of the «lne five or Mb *l A ■ long remains attached. A to—i ssa bar of wide nackod bottlaa filled with water are placed In hortooatal poww U racka In a callaa. and the ataM at the grapes to placed In the month of tha bottle, while tha grapee haag inilalli The grapes do not tot** (he wnlli but are supplied with watar tkriiagk tha stem, Tha low onltoria tampata turc of the cellar la tavorahle to tha preeorvatlop of the fruit, sad watar to supplied dally to t'w tCj ta make up lur U.- TO mm. IDS Movement in Holland to Save Songsters from Destruction. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. D**a Uaed as Borden iMTtrt-*•»- trasOsMat Caawan —Government'* •towel Cmmtfmlgm ef Education— ■taa^rtar M**iii Open to Publlo to Mf InteraeL IV Mia I— Of the Interior recent ly mt oat ctrraisrs to the heart* of aO irkinh la Ac eoantry asking tVa to co-opwate with the gorern- Mal la a mnneat to protect anl av and Mrda. srltss a correspond ent la the Ckirag. Newa Ik- wishes If In he limi I upon the mind* ot f knd cklldrea that It Is mean and - »Tirily to ha cruel to animal*. 10 roaipiy with the minister's re qur>i srkoot prlnclpsls and Inspec in are knldlag conferences with all rlviii at taarkrn as to the hest meth od at mt 11«apn«lilin Hie dr*lred e id. l aws sue also la forte to punish more «:ir*rstlj than heretofore all who ate .rullty at rrtie'ty to animal*. Tr.ai It wUI take some time to erad ks!. the old Ides* abowt the tronl ■ksi u t animals 1* nertain. Here, a* fbr>.bnc |fi Europe, the overwork ing and llf-trealaient of horse* and !•»* I* nimawa tioga are uaed for U . ibs purposes In Holland a* well a* in l»-l*l«im. tn.t In the latter ooun trj nnri has Isen done to Improve ttf of lantr dog*, while the or- •4 ««.all d«Mi for drawing carts hr been prohibited This Is due to ft» 1-5-w of a society for the pre j w ■a i t tw!i) to doe*. A slmllnr f»..: tt is form.! and branches ar* j » . c rOthlialK"! In various part* of j . and Some of the owner* ot I 1 use d«cs are humane but many j«[ tr to l«e totally levold of feel- I Ira U'l fiuelsnera are sadden- I rd '•> «t-inf the treatment to which, •-nail »t«-r>orfced and underfed dog* j are *«il.J»- ted. The carta uaed by the I |ea- »nl» near The Hague to convey i|r>x* .e t» the rxarket are low,, two affair* They are drawn by nr.- two or three doK* of various I jbd m'nxr« I breed*, the *orrle»t V» t>M • r-atur«- one ran well Im aan-e All day iunu from snnrlae un til h in the afternoon them' carta f n ami down the street* while the cti- •* ate peddling their ware*. Then fh» boHH-ward journey la beitun M«-ri the native vlllaiie Is many mj- .1 -»ant fumi The liaKue. The la»» ' ur pro; 1 i tir of the dog cart, (i-» i!t> ha* refreshed" himself at i>..« ,t* «nns and I* In a hilarious m>rd II- halls all acquaintance* on the d and invites perhaps two or eien three of hi* oroules to make l'» .4 the .art and sealed on top of 11 w-rh it.elr leps danKllng over tba ri.|e- 1 fie* k>rl» of creation prove t*'.r riahi to that litis t>y the way i!n-j Wil« and otherwise maltreat (1h » laiwdad animal* that are doing ti .1 1- n to carry them home. The are not pet Into the cart while with ii the itrerlncts of the city, as tlwie Is au ordinance forbidding It, l-at |wst a* sum a* the limit* It pass ed they ride It I* s rare thing to o-e'llew t-Hoars show any kindness rn "teir !••«*. and It will not be easy In ■"•■ time the children of the pens ams that -he animals should be kind ly treated \r«-?her thina thai has a bad effort nu children, and perhapa on grown a* melt. Is the public slaughter ins ut cattle, aheep and pigs. Happi ly. in the most of the large towns thore are abattoirs, entrance to which la trvtlr fullilddsa. but The Hague does not pos**a* mrk aa institution Crowda 4 aduks and children stand about the ihmrs at tkc slaughter houses, or If tke duors are closet! peer through -rrtxes or window* to see what Is goln* on It has been found that the bent way to Induce grown people to treat the animal* they own better Is to prove U. them that It Is to their advantage U do so--that a well-groomed, well fed and well treated horse or dog can do more work and that It |>sys to be kind This may not be the highest ethical met h id. but It la a beginning. Thsy will treat their beasts of Dur- Wn better and will teach their chll drea to do likewise. In this way, too. It is proposed to enlist the help 01 the farmers in giving protection to bird* by showing them how useful the feathered songsters are. If they are made to anderatand that bird* are waning n continual war on destruc tive inserts the agriculturalists wUI soon come to the conclusion that their winged friends must he protected. Boa>e species already enjoy an almost sapentltloaa regard, such, far-metance, as the stork, tke swallow and the wag-aIL Bat tkere are other specie* tuat deserve equal consideration and tail to get IL The Mlalatsr of the Interior haa or dered large colored plates of the use fnl bird* and at the Insects they de stroy to be distributed throughout the .wastry with pamphlets showing tke calae of tke blrda In agriculture and forestry. It la ssplalned how im possible It la (or man to cope with the atinnte lneafts that prey on plant life and that oaty tke birds can aave many talnahle traaa and much vegetation from ikdmtloa mils—"Wkat became of the monei you saved am coal by using an oil ito\d Instead of tke furnacer' Wills—"Tke doctor got It." You can see the poison Pine.-ules dears out of the kidneys and blad der. A single doer 4&-b«dtime will show yon mote poison upon rising the next morning than can be ex pelled froai the system in any oth er way. Pine-ales dissolve: the im parities. lubricate the kidneys, cleanse the bladder, relieve pain and do away with back-ache speed ily, pieasoatiy permanently. Sold by S. R . Biggs. Ma Mantel United States soldiers who serv ed in Cuba daring the Spanish wai know what this diaea.se is, ami that ordinary remedies have littl* more effect than so much watei Cuban diarrhoea is almost as seven and dangerous as a mild attack cholera. There is one remedy, however, that can always lie d pended upon as will he seen by th« following certificate from Mrs. Minnie Jacobs, of Hons'on, Texas: "I hereby certify that Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Dion-hoea Remedy cured niv huslwnd of a severe attack of Culian diarrhom which he brought home from Cubs We had several doctors but they did him no good. 1 One Ixrttle oi this remedy cured htm as'our neigh- Irors will testify. 1 thank Clod f r so valuable a medicine." For sale by S R. Biggs The iJemocrats of the State ol Washington have agreed to suj»-1 port Col. Bryan, if he will give up] silver. Those who have had cam paign experiences with Col ltiy.ui, know that he will not "gn-e up silver." He does not believe in the use of money in political cain pagtis. Buy Oil From the liarrell. Don't pay $i 3 o a gallon for canned oil, which ought to cost but ft> cents a gallon. Buy oil fresh from the barretl and add it to the L 4 M I'aint * hich is semi mixed. When you l»yy L A M. I'aint you get a lull gallon of paint that won't wear off lor io or 15 years be cause L & M. Zinc hardens the L. to. M. White Lead and makes L. A M. i'aint wear like iron. 4 gallons L. A M mixed with 3 gallons Linseed till will paint a moderate si/ed hous-. L. A M. costs only £1 *0 per gallon. Sold in the north, rast. south and west » C. a. Andr. ws. Kx-Mayor Dan bury, Conn,, writes: "fainted my house 19 years ago with L A M. Looks well to day. ' Sold by S. K. Biggs. Williamston Telephone Co Office over Hank of Martin Couuljf, WILLIAMSTON. N. C. Ptaoie Charges Meamiim limited In 5 ariaatea; nm rtatr will uonlllvt I* hr nu e lut l..u«ei lime To Washington »S Cent* " Greenville *5 " " I'lyuiouth • " " Jarboru " " " Rocky Mount -j " Scotland Neck 15 " Jaiueitville 15 " Kinder Lilley's 15 " J. O. Staton 15 • J. L..Woolanl 15 ' O. K. CowingJH|Cn. 15 '1 Parniele 15 " " Roberaonville ij " " Kvcretts 15 •'* tni«i Point , is " Geo. P. MrNaiiKhtou 15 " • llnmiltim to " For other |mtnts in Kaslern Carolina see "Central " where a 'photo- will lie omul for use of noa- wrhacriliers. In Gase of Tire you want to lie protected. In case of death you want to leave your family some thing to live ou.ln case of accident yon want some thing to live on besides tiorrowing. Let Us Come to Your Rescue We can insure yon against loss from Fire, Death and Accident. We can insure your Boiler, Plate Gloat, Burg lary. We also can bond you tor any office requir ing bond Nin lit list twain IwiuiM K. B. GKAWFOKD INSURANCE AGENT, Oodard Building IX _ I DYSPEPSIA CURE M II fll || I DIGESTS WHATYCSiriAT [% ■ Vllii | M ■ m%r wl I ft. c. d*witt * company, ill FOR SALE IN WILLI A If-TO* BY S. R. BMQa ' r I TiCure.CoMmCteeDay KS&I Tate Laxative Bromo Quinine T.netm. ««*wl \iZIS^SSSSi^SSLm^jSSSSSS^^a2SS!^^J J. L. Hassell & Co. .V. DEALERS IN . . General Merchandise, Hay, Grain, Lime, Planter, Fertilizers, ARTISTIC niLLIftRT. Agents for Butterick Dress Patters and The Delineator Magazine. Monthly Paabiiui Wheels PrK* to Customers from which to sclm'4 Puttertiy running in price from 16c. up. THR NORTH CAROLINA State Normal and Industrial G)llege COURSES I.itctary Commercial Qialcil DomoHc Sdena Scimtttic Miantul Tfilalnf fUi|n(kal Mialc Throe Courses leading to degrees. Special courses for graduates of other collfum. Well equipped Training School for Teachers. Board, laundry, tuition, and fees for use of text hooks, etc., $l7O a year. For free-tuition students, $125. Fifteenth annual session begins Septem ln-r 10,191/1 To swgre Imard in, the dormitories, all free tuition ap plications should lie made hefnre Jnly 15. Correspondence invited f rout those desiring coiu|>eU-nt teachers and stenographers. For cata log and other information, address CHARLES D. McIVER, President, GRKKNBBORO, N. C. GEO. R. DIXON Williamston and Rocky Mount, N. C. Wc «r« r,.».iy to mi nUM FENCE CHEAPER THM WOOD all order# for high-clat* » 4 « » f « TOBAGGO FLUES. All our Flues arc made of • ... A 111 P* 1 tin Very Beat Material ffß SCll PH F611C6 ? aiitl aro sold at the r ■•mmcthhm ) Tfei Stewart ImWirin Cwpany) Very Lowest Prices . j iMMi>ie, conw.cc.ii with ;' > the Floes we ' 1 uiiiiiay." n ** / , llmHMlu of I toy # make. Call at tmr shop 1 !Sljk»a i> mi attiSTM" 1 Wp? \ near the depot and let up > JKt/KM AJ C quote you prices on Flue*. ? 1 3- * *s° Wm \ Practical Tin.' Copper and Sheet Iron Worker. Peanuts Picked WILH THE BENTHALL PICKER bring hand picked prices. No stems. No ash. Will not break the shell. Abnuauftc success. We are booking orders now for ran ucii very. No Peanut raiser can afford to a>c without one. Write for prices, etc. Benvnall Machine Gomp'y, 5 25'»» Suffolk, Virginia. . ADIES —or. La Franco* Compound ' ite, (ulck, Reliable Regulator to «4lior rwMlw »M •! Mfti jßlm. Co»t g »f H M .VNrilllV WN fcf WW IM.MMWwm. Priw.ilCMta.4rar *W«T hf mw»rTiWii>Wli>«MfaWiti>WL Br. L«fra»r«. rMhlitpfcla, n. Notice. Having i.n.Hin i wlmiowtratof of '.V A. Join dmucil, Lilt (A- Mart tin county. N. C.. this i> to notify *l' |*r*)lls ha\usji d«la> again*. the csute of sail I 'lift —»i tw exhibit them to the uwkniiKwl W w before the Am day of June l*»/, w ik» notice will I* plea* lei I in (MM 4 tkcit recovery. All |teraona imliMal to sail estate will plean make iminnlalt pavaieut. This jiat ■*-» •* Mar. 1906. V. A. Nkwkix. 6-t-6t Administrator. Notice. Having qualified a. Executor to tb« will of John Uarrell, dcctand, I hereby give notice to all parties holding ac counta against the .aid estate to present them within one year from this date or lhti> notice will he plead in bar of their recumy. All parties indebted to the aaid estate will please settle the same. This the 9th tlay of June, 1906. DAVID HAKKKL.L., Rxecutor. WINSTON & KVKkKTT. Attya. Runaway Boys. My two sous, Joe Frank and George Thomas (KM ham, aged 14 and IS year*. They are light complected, and wore li|(ht clothes and brown hats when they left home Snuday, June 3d. Any one knowing where they are will please noti fy me by wire if convenient, otherwise by mail. j 6-H-tf J. R. GobbaM, Colored.