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ADVERTISING Your monev back.—Judicious advertis ing is the kind tb.it pays back to you the money you incest Space in this paper assures you prompt retnraa . VOL. VIII. - NO 10. In Gase of Fire you want to be protected. In case of death you want to leave your family some thing to live on.ln case of accident you want some thing to live on beside* borrowing. Let Us Come to Your Rescue We can insure you against loss from f ire, Death and Accident. We can insure your Boiler, Plate Ulasa, - Burg lary. We also can bond you tor any office requir ing bond l»i lit But Ccimiit MirisiitH K. B. GRAWfORD INSURANCE AGKNT, Gndard Building \ST HAW 1 ■ 1 , ' Straws show which way the 4 wind blow* " „ J We cater to the Kool will of J our p.ttrons in the Insurance Bun- 1 iuess. A» a result of this the vol- 1 > nme of our ln*urnnre i» increas- 4 > in. Betide* our home patronai( e I t we are receiving business iu Life. J ami Hit* Insurance from the fot- ] luwiDK town* ami vicinities, Gate* j ville tiure, CufieW, Powcllsville, j > Jatnenville and Everett*. * Ik We do nut seek buaines* by r devious mean*, but Mr 11 only, y Insurance that Insures ,jj b Let n« figure with you on any flj , form of Insnrunoe you are looking I f° r - - . B. T. COWPER No. 7 A..iL J, 7- -■ --a.■ 4 The Triadic Shaving Parlor OVER J. W. WATTS & CO. Sharp Razors, clean Towels and Good Work Guaranteed. Cleanliness Our MOTTO Thinking Sircatiri all for your past patronage and hoping for a continuance of the same, 1 remain, Yours to serve, J. H. HYMAN, Prop. SKEWARKEE A LODGE No. 90, A. F.tA. M. /\£/\ . DiHKCToav For 1906. 11. W. Stubbn, M. W.; W. C. Manning. S. W.; S. S. Brown, J. W.; A. I'. Taylor, S. D.; W S. Peel. J D.; S. R. Hi***, Secretary; C 1). Camtarphen, Treasurer; H. C. T«\loi and J. 1). Boweil, Stewards; T. \V. Thomas, Tyler. STANDING COMMITTBES: Charity — H. W. Stul»I», W. C. Man ning and S. S. Brown. Financk—R. J. Peel, McG. Taylor sml F.li Gurganus. R*»F«l(KCit-W. H. TH wards, 11. D. Taylor and W. M. Green. Asvlpm—O. W, Blount, O. K. Cow in«r and P. K. Ho ea. Marshall— I. H. Hatto*. utl cMUH ur lio litk oI»UUU PAI JlTll TH*T >A V, o»*n iwm«li\| * oai ■ *~i| I- iiiUM*ty. PI (mrUa. 9IR- I rasriNa ncrcacNcca. iwtr.r bl h Ml I'mlMM.hte.!. VTMS f Sorsoß Ssvsnth Mr «t, 1 [ H I s3£b* | SSTBS. I -"w-i m SOLD BY 8. It. BIGGS - W® - Lawsmtt ®ff ® ID)®©iM®a! Twfffeay B r P. J. TANSEY. (Copyright, IW. by P. J Tansey } f "JBRHE poultry psa was lull oi r* [7 A deep tho«(h jw i I hW tatnm I 1 Pervsded .11 lbs Is*- J J i«t r«p— --■» Their an an* da V y the BMMIOW. He paced ihe Mf ia thoujhtlul aood, Nc* Hooped lot bujoiborley; Hit aaea forbade ia pojiiyJwa ■ The lympMhuiaf periey- Bui toon he rmiatd hit And tpmd Ku (an Aad arutied forth as proudly then . A* boy is psleal Thru, Living made • foe pared* la atatrly uatontdim. He called hi* oSapnag up la bear ■> Hie dyne eshortaboa: '* ■ n,uranr ' biuig turkey. "1 rubbed the gander of kit grub; 1 cheated orphan cbickena. I call up many a daataid Meal Thai now my gi/iarfriickeM. "I girw in wealth ol And that u why Thanklgivmg. ' "Oh, let my late a warning be I Ne'et pine at growing thinner. Doa'l grab too murh, 01 toon you'll pace A foe and fatal dinnet. "I'd lain be Mufed ir N '' with good advice. I \ When laid in Mat* And hope my law ' JlflM Vt ev'ry noee ,rc ' LUO T v and ihymely. "Farewell, *waet children; pray tbal all Who dare iny viewa to queation _ Shall gioan on Friday all day long With ache* of induration." Impromptu 1 hanlugiving Dinner and What It Did to Hi* Band. "l?gb!" grunted the big Nivnjo chief. "White man's Tbankglv?; Jilm ent heap; lujmi may hungry; no big eat for Injun." Strutted Horsetnil was sad and sora. Three hundred braves were In bis on in p. with inn ny squaws and pn|>ooses -nil hungry. Tbone wbo know any thing about Indians know that Indiana are always hungry. And now It was th« white man's Thanksgiving dny, as the railroad agent (the eutlro popula tioni at Broken ltldge bad luformed tht chief. Uxccptlug Vncle Haiu's salt pork and canned beuns there was llttls to eat on the reservation. Spotted Horsetail was disgusted. "Whoop! Hl-jrt-ytr yelled thre. young lirnves, riding In at a wild gallop froui th* railroad. Their faces were smeared with what an eastern tender foot would have called war palut, but In truth It was California raspberry Jam, orange niarmalade, molasses and other sweats. "Heap big eat!" yelled the riders "White man's dluner!" In three uilnutes every buck Navajo was mounted ami off toward the rail road, followed by the women and chil dren afoot. Kldge a loose rail had thrown ten freight car* off ' truck. Kncli cur wait loaded with th delicious fruits, fresh and csnned, of poutbern t'allfjftila. lround for tlieeast When the cars rolled down the em bankment they broke open. Spotted Horsetail's tmnd gulped down whole cans of strawberry pre serve*. Tiiey Bulled Into big tins of sugary peaches and swallowed the fmlt whole, like lu rife raw oysters. They drank the maple sirup as If It were Brewster, and the rssplrerry Jam went the way of all sweets. Whole bottles of olive oil added to tbe tur moil In tbelr stomachs. By nightfall 207 Indians were stretch ed upon tbe Arizona sod. ont of com misxlau-- They were exceedingly sick at tbe stomach. An ambulance train from tbe nearest division town sum moned by the Broken Bidge agent by wire brought a score of doctors. And every day for six weeks there after came Spotted Horsetail and a squad of braves, wbo sat silently along side the railroad track from dawn to dnak. finally a freight train slowed up one day. and tbe head brakeman held council with tbe chief. "No use. Spotted." be aald. "We give this dinner only once • year-Thank* ] giving day." • I ffije (Mttxy WILLIAMSTON DEATH BENEFIT FOR TOBACCO EMPLOYEES Blackwells Durham Tobacco Com pany WUI pay Generous Sums to Beneficiaries of Work men The Blackwell's Durham Tobac-j co Co.. manufacturers of the well known Durham Bull Tohnrco, has informed it* employers that it will hereafter j>«v a death benefit to the beneficiary ol any person in its ser vice who does not draw moie thnn SSO a week in wanes. The roost important feature of the plan is embodied in the following para graph taken from the annoucce ment: "Upon proof of the death nny person in Ihi employment of this company who uliall have been con tinuously in its service for at least one year preceding his or her death, and whose wages do not at that date exceed fiftv dollars per week, the Black well's Durham Tohacco Company will donate in cash to the person previously designated by such employee the sum of money equal to the wages paid to such dead employee of this company, during the last year of his or her life, not exceediug, however, in any case the sum of five huncrcd dollars." , Mr. Fletcher, Comptroller of the Company, in an interview with a reporter recently said: "We have followed the lead of the American Tobacco Co., in es tablishing a death benefit fund for our workmen because we believe the scheme to be a good one and worthy of adoption, lu our cm ploy are quite a number of persous who have worked for us for man) years. They have rendered faith ful service and by giving them this insurance we hope to make tlteni fell that we appreciate their efforts Among the younger employees the death benefit will be regarded as a strong inducement for them to con tinue from year to year in oin factories. "Of course the expense will be large, but we consider llint it• will be money well invested. Airthert are no strings to onr offer, and no fees of auy kind to de paid by our ciuyloyees, we citinot be accused of trying to pose ns philanthropist at their expense. The lienefits will be paid without contest and with out delay on proof of death." Need a ijood catha'tic? A pi.'l 1* best Say api I like De Wilt's Lit tie F.atly Kisers. Ahtuit tbe most reliable or the market. Sold l>y S R. Biggs. The Jury List For December Term. JAMKSVIU.It John H. Bailey, Henry G. Griffin, A. I). Mobley and John A. Ward. wiLUAMS Louis A. Haidison, J. W. Hop- Augustus Moore. V ' GRIFFINS / James A. Daniel, George W. Griffin, John D. Lilley, Sylvestei Peel, William K. Ticc BRAR GRASS Raleij;h C. Bailey, L. M. Mar tin, Javan Rogeraon. WILLI AMSTON War. A. Klliooti, F. I*. HoilgCS, Joseph G. Godard, R. S. Price, Alouzo P. Taylor. CROSS ROADS Jr»hn H. Peel. UOBRRSONVILI.K W. H. Adkins, John T. RosS, A. O Roherson, R. L. Smith J, J. Weaver. POPLAR POINT H J. Smith. Jaines A. Everett. HAMILTON C. S. Johnson, S. C Purvis. GOOSK NEST N. F. Brown, T. H. Council John A. Bennett. H. Z. Hyman, Justus Everett, C L. Turner. There is little hope that the bank, era jujwssion in Washington, will agree upon a plan for an clastic currency in time to meet the Christ mas demands. * "Not one your life" days Jerome when urged to prosecute the insur ance companies. N. C M FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1906 The SPORfING* WORLD ■•w lnportMW •( Kldktns la root- ML T Kicking In all Its branches I* vastly more important tu footbnll thla year than In tbe past, owing, to the modifi cation* put into effect by tbe new rules. Cowttiuentljr coaches and captains are spending a large a nount of time In developing reliable rop and place kicker* snd punters. • Punts are chiefly usqS for tbe sole purpose of gaining distance, while drop A POSITION IM MAXIMO A DHO* KICK. and place kicks are used In scoring field goals. Iu a drop kick tbe ball Is Diet by tbe toe tbe very moment or s second after It touches the ground A punt la exe cuted ss follows: Tbe ball should be uiet by tbe foot st least tbree feet from llie grouud, be cauae other wine It might be blocked by an opponeut. The outstretched Instep mot the toe, aa In a dropi should Ht the ball square under between the middle of the bsll and the end. ,Hils gives the ball s forward spin when IMiits tbe ground, snd the hall can lie sent on a low (light If circumstance* so make It sd r Ins bis. v A featlr Sores*. Hill liahlen. the jj-eut New York shortstop, won a ganif of bull for Obi' c;igo once by one of the oddest little tricks that ever bapipned.. Ha didn't menu It, hut l» was Jttir as effective. It WUK tu u KEIIIE against Boston, sud llermnu Long of courts WHS at short. Long and Hahlen were great friends, and they always weie scuffling and pushing each othpr aruind Jokingly on the bases. Dahlcn hat stolen %ecoud, sliding around Long, md wus kidding the Putchmau about It while ltermau was making every effert to i-atcti Bill off the base. Each tlue he went be bind Bill there was a scuffle. Finally BUI, standing on ttu bag. drew bin handkerchief out of hh blp pocket, aud as he started to rub hi* face Long Ulixhed hi 111. Bill, diving back to tbe bag, arose and flirted bis handkerchief across Ixiug's face. Just a moment latet Long again ran to the bag. Bill *vas ten feet up I tin line, aud Lewis, who was pitching, whirled and shot the ball toward sec oud. At that Instant Lout'* fnoo contorted agonizingly, bin inoutl opened, and h« sneezed. The bull wrat to center, and Dahlen scored. Bill's handkerchief hnd becu filled with the crumbs of cigarett« tobacco, which made Herman sneew, and the sneeze cost B»ston the game. Uelaaer Talk* Aiout JdrlM. la a telegram to ao eanteru sporting editor Billy Delaney wys: "Jeff Is now clalulng lie will not flgbt. But he will. The opposition comes from Airs, jetrle*, but as Jeff needs the money thew Is In It he aurely will get Into the rlnf again. You can bank on what I say." As Billy l>elaney la not given to talk lug at random, it ma* be accepted as a fact that Jeff will again get Into the ring. The ludlcatlom are that farming has been vt-ry unprofitable and that the time has arrived wltn the big fellow feels It Is Imperatively necessary for blm to replenish the exchequer. While he will dislike to g> contrary to the wishes or his wife. «Ul he will be com pelled by the necessities of the sttua tlon to again go forth and give battle to any wUo seek to meet him la Queensberrj coniltat. It may tske some time to get blin off the farm, but he will eventually draw on the gloves. The Leading Twe-r«ir-oM. The result of the Junior Champiou stake at Gravesesd, New York, recent ly conclusively settled the much vexed question of two-yter-old thoroughbred supremacy this season. There was nothing ttuky or Indecisive about Balvl dere's win. The colt showed that com bination of early speed and ability to •toy a route characteristic of only high class race horses and the race was never In doubt from the moment Mil ler set him down. A wonderfully prof liable Investment » Messrs. Hitchcock and Madden has been the purchase of Balrtdere from the estate of the late Captain Bam Browi. Tom Sandow Challenge*. Young Sandow, the Brooklyn strong boy, who has been out of the game for the past few months. Is willing to make 130 pounds far a wrestling match with Lewis (Kid) Goodman, the crack 125 pound champion. Sandow is willing to wager any part ef S2OO that he can go the trick that otter noted wTMtlcrs tailed to do. To Cotton Men of the County According to the plan nf the Southern Cotton Association reg ular monthly meetings should be held Saturday Dec. i. in each coun ty where there is an organization. To continue the present prospertiv of the South and to further advance her Gna icial and industrial interests there should be in each cotton growing county where there is now no organization a meeting of the cot ton farmers and the progressive business men for the purpose of or ganization in its efforts to uphold the price of cottou. It would be useless to again re hearse the value the Southern Cot ton Association has beeu to the .South, industrially, financially and other wife. The benefits havebeen too apparent tp require further re view. j The meetings to he held Decem ber ist are the most important of the year. At those meetings the work already dftne~ should lie re viewed and next years work map ped out The election of officers, aud the delegates to attend the State Association in Raleigh the first Wednesduy in Jan. will be tak en up. A report of the work done in the county, the amo'intof funds raised, and how expended, shou'd be made at those meetings to enable the members to know just what has been accomplished, and will al.-o enable them to know if they are in harmony and in line with the spirit and requirements of the Associa tion. • ** , There are questions of vital im portance to the Association* that must be met; and on the same high plane the work has assumed in states or the cause will suffer in North Carolina. It is for the real farmers and progressive business men, to say by your actiou at those meetings whether the Cotton Asso ciation in North Carolina shall be living active force helping the agri cultural and business interests of the State, and in return being su|»v, ported by you in a way that to some degtee will !>e conunesurate with the benefits received. CotU.n is now and has l>eeu for some time selling abtu e the mini mum price set l>v the Association. Farmers as a rulf are refusing to rush their cotton on the mm feet 'otheeW tent of dept esMtigprices. Tut bit ex tent they are loyal to tne ASM »iation Hut the financial supt>ort the Asso ciation lia« a lißhl to exp ci Iroui them is not in evidence. Unless something is done along tins line the Cotton Associaton in North Carolina wilt l>e forced to recede from the line of work inaugurated at the last State meeting and so splendidly carried on by the Kx ecutive Committee and President C. C. Moore. T. B. PARSES, Sec. N. C. Div. S. C A A Year #f Bltotf . Ihe year 1903 will long be rem embered in the home of F. N. Packet, of Alliance. Ky , as a year of blood, which flowed so copious ly from Mr. Tacket's lungs that death seemed very near. He writes "Severe bleeding from the lungs and a frightful cough had brought me at death'* door, when I began taking Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, with the aston .ishing result that after taking four bottles 1 was completely restored and as time has proven permanent ly cured.'' Guaranteed for Sore Lungs, Coughs and coMs, at S. R. Biggs drug store. Price 50c and SI.OO. Trial bottle free. Oklahoma's fitness for Statehood is again doubted since she went democratic. Give children a remedy* with a pleasant taste. Don't force un pleasant medicine down their throats. Kennedy s Laxative (con taining) Honey and Tar is moat pleasant to take Children like it, and as a relief for colds, coughs, etc , there is nothing better. No opiates. Conforms *o " National Pure Food and Drug law. Sold by S. R. Biggs. A MENACE TO CITIES Professor Fotsenden Sounds a Note of Warning. Qltlee Nat Adapted to Operate Beel aees Enteeprleee—Lees e* Capital Through Naw Developments—The Pa war a Ileal On*. It to becoming mora and mora can | orally recognised that milulßljl founded aa the great public needa ot tha highly organised aoclety of modern tlmaa *honld be controlled by eoclety. Whether, having the power. It la ad vlaable that monlclpalttlea shooM a. MU| engage-lb ancb undertaklnga or whether they should merely maintain tUIr control, aa It baa been aptly pot. through their power* aa n landlord, to a matter Akt will be determined bar the munidpalltlee from political, aoclal and economic aa well aa engineering conalderatloaa. Conaldarlng the queatlon from It* en gineering aid* alone. It la found that fram tha vary awantlal nature of the matter only a certain ctaaa of engineer ing undertaking* can be efficiently and property operated by etataa or inanlol pa lit lea It la vary Important that thto limitation ahowld be recognised, na wbare the limitation baa been over ateppad It baa resulted In heavy finan cial losses to the governing bodlea Im mediately concerned. It ha* seriously checked development In engineering llnea, and tbaae resnlta have In cousa quance afforded a atrong argument to thoae oppoaed to municipal operation of public utlllttoa. It to true that under state or munici pal operathm aoiue minor and aporadic developmento may be expected, but nothing of a general or Important char acter. Important developmento can erally come only from the hands of In dividual* or bodlea responsible only to themselvee and provided with the In ceutlve of n large profit The elimina tion of *elf reaponalblllty and Incentive would Inevitably produce a condition In Induatrlal and scientific develop men! analogous to the dark age*. It la to t>e nut ad that thla conclusion la derived from engineering considers Hon* alone and doe* not include any consideration from the political, aoclal or economic *lde. There may. It la conceivable, be political, aoclal and economic consideration* which tend to affect thla limitation. Conaldered. how ever. from tbe engineering etandpoiot alone there can be no question but lhal the field of state and municipal operation ahould be limited to nuder taking* In whlcb there la no Immediate prospect of or, need for Improved method. A danger which la alwaya aaaociat ed with the ownership of Industrial uudertaklnga la that Ibe capital Invest ed may be loat through (he develop meut of new aud cheaper method* aud proceaaea. Tbe exteul to which ludua trial machinery of certaiu type* la reu dcred obsolete by new Improvements 1* not alwaya reallied. The writer la lieraoually acquainted with one street car railroad plant in whlcb the entire electrical equipment of the power house waa thrown out and replaced with Improved machinery four tluie* within a period of ten year* The Car negie compauy la reported, correctly. It la believed, to have *crapped on one occasion more than 11.00U.00U worth of new machinery which had never been used. Thia baa already Wome a aerloua matter for many munlclpalltlea which have engaged In undertakings lying outside of the engineering limit* de fined above. Many of these municipal ities installed plants for the produc tion of electric light at a time prior to tbe advent of important improvementa In generating and distributing electric ity. and aa tbeae municipalities in com mon with moat munlclpalltlea mad* no proper allowance for depreciation the capital invested ha* been practically loat, aud In addltlou tbe cost of elec tric light to the consumer 1* much higher than It la In other places equip ped with later and more economical typea of machinery. In addition, heavy and expensive repalra have been necea eary and the tare* correspondingly In creased. This ha* reacted upon the munlclpalltlea. alnce tbe heavy rates have cauaed manufacturer* to move away to other town*, and thla again haa still further lncreaaed the burden upon those remaining. There are al ready ludlcatioua that a considerable number of these munlclpalltlea which have engaged In Improper undertakings are euterlug upon a period of financial difficulty.— B. A. Kessen^n. A* a Socialist Sees It. Every recogulzed authority on So cialist economics, from Mari to Kerrl. haa been and la an avowed economic evolutionist. Tbey all without excep tion recognise that public ownership nuder capitalism must come before the full Socialist programme can meet with realisation. When the Socialist party shall auc ceed to power tu municipality, ctate or nation it will fall heir to the holdings of lta capitalist predecessor*. Every dollar's worth of property that wc can wrest from private capitalism through public ownership will fall Into the hauda of the Socialist party without a atruggle upon Its succession to power.— International Socialist Ilevie#. What Government la For. It la tbe appropriate function of the government to safeguard tbe Individ ual and to see that tbe game of bus! uess la fairly plfyed. that the cardi are held above the table and that ev erybody la given a square deal. It ki not the appropriate function if thi government to sit la the gam*. -Hoi. | Lealle M. Shaw. ADVERTISING Vowr mo—j back.—-Judicious advcttia ing ia the kiad that pays back to 70a tha money yrya iaveatT Specs in this paper amares 70* prompt returns . , WHOLE NO. 355 Professional Gurds. HUGH B. YORK, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Ofice: Jcffreaa Drag Store. ~ OFFICE Hons: 8 to 10 A. U.; 7 to 9 r. M. Wiiliauioton, N. (J. " Phone No. 7. Night A drebS: Atlantic Hotel. DR. J- A. WHITK. 1m dbntist UFFICK— MAIM STUHKT PHON*« 1 will be in Plymouth the in every other month. W. E. Warren. J. 8. Rhode*. DRS. WARREN & RHODES, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OFHICK IN BIGGS' DRUG STORK 'Phone No. 2Q JWO. E. WOODAkD. K. S. HASSKI.t.. WOODARD & HASSELL ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Office — and floor Firmer* and Mer chants Bank Building. BURROUS A. CRITCHER. ATTORNEY AT LAW Office: Wheeler Martin's office. 'Phone, 23. WIUUAMSTON. N. C. S. ATWOOD NEWELL, LAWYER Oflk* formerly occupied by J. D. Biggs. Phone No. 77. "VIM.IAMSTON. N C. If Ptadlcr wlirn rfj nrvicei srt dcslte4 attention given to examining and mak ng titte for purchaser* of timber and limber ■ aada Special attention will lie given to real estate 'lvhanifv If you winli to buy or nell land 1 can help\ou , PHONC4 / F. D. WINSTON - S. J. EVERETT WINSTON & EVERETT ATTORNEYS-ATLAW WLLLIAMSTON, N. C. '['hone 31 Money to loan. '• A. R. DUNNING ATTORNEY AT LAW ROBERSONVILLK, N. C. * HOTEL BEULAH l». C. MOORING, Proprietor KOBERSONVII.LK, N. C. Kates fj.oo per day A Firs'-Clos* Hotel in Every Partic ular. The traveling public will find It a most convenient place to stop. Pine Grove Academy Jantesville, N. C. Prepares Boys and Girls for Colltge, 1 University or Business THE LITERARY Department is thor ough, practical and up-to-date. Motto: Latest -Methods, Lowest Term*. We give a BUSifICSS cour,e Pa pering bovs and girls for the pur suits of life. Miss Annie C. Glasgow teacher and manager of tbe MUSIC give a thorough and complete course. Board aud tuition very reasonable. For catalogue and terms (rfiidresa, A.C OREY, Prin. H OLDSTER'S Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A BMJ Medtdn* for Bn«j PiopU. Friifi Oo 1 lea Health *nd Raoewsd Vigor. V KMCUI; fur Constipation, IniUjrMtlou, Lire 1 Kidney Troubles, Pimples. Kcriim*, Impure 1 '•! r-Tl Broth. Sluevlali Bowel*, Headache 1 S i'tocla. In Hwky Mountal ) Tea In t*b -1 • form. Sft cent* a bo*. Genuine iri*d* by MJ -»rm D.- o CoveAiv. Madison, Wis. ; ULOEM NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE You have tried the rest now try the Best | „ AT 1 CRYSTAL Shaving Parlor ' Atlantic Hotel Buildirg, Main St. W. T. RHODES, Prop. OUR MOTTO Sharp Tools
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