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THE ROANOKE BEACON. Published Every Friday. Eutered in the foil Office at fiymoutli N. C, a aecond cltss uutter. jj l !i"l-LJ .J. ... fc, Jl'MMK . . .' SSS VrA .n.jint. ' - j n..M Pa 1 Hi I C V Beacon, to aid ua.in makius it au acceptable and yivuiiuig lueuiuu OI uewtl lO our """llr" Vlf mouth people aud the public kuovv wuatU goiugoulu riymoutti. Keport 10 un all Itcuu or new the arrival aud departure of friends, social vein,, deaths, sorioua iliness, aoeiduuu, new buildings, new euterpriHes aud improvemout of whatever character, change in bueiueu indeed anything aud everything that would be of iutereitt to our peoulc. Subscription price, $1.00 per year. Advertisements inserted at low rsV8. Obituary noi.ice exceeding teu liut five ceuta a line. C'ouut the worde, allowing eight to the line, and tteud money with Al. for all in excess of ten Hues. The editor will not be responsible for the views of correspondents. All article for publication muat be accomuauied by the full name of tae writer. Correspondents are requested not to write on but one side of the paper. All communications must be sent in by Thursday morning or they wil not appear. Address all communications to THE KOANOKE BEACON, Plymouth, N. C. HARD BLOW AT ROOSEVELT. Tho President Severely Cri ticized by Senator Gor man on Race Question. Baltimore, Oct. 30. At demo cratic mass meeting held tonight, at the close of the campaign, the im portant address of the evening was that of Senator Gorman, who, in addition to his advocacy of the statu ticket and his excoriation of the re publicans, referrud to President Roosevelt and the race issues as fol lows: "President Roosevelt is a man of tine attainments and of honest con victions. 'In his anxiety for success he is liable to make mistakes, and in my judgment, he has committed a most grievous error in forcing to the front an issue which must be deplored by all the conservative men of the coun try. "Immediately after the close of the war came the adoption of the fourteenth amendment, which en franchised the blacks for party pur poses alone and thus injected into the body politic a people unprepared and unfitted for self government. "For more than thirty years this question has aroused sectional feel ing and divided parties. It has threatened the peace of the states, put in jeopardy homes and paralyzed industrial efforts. All thoughtful men realize that this canker upon F11Q3I SOUTH AFRICA. New Way of Using Chamber lain's Cough Itemedy. lv. Arthur Chapman writing from Durban, .Natal, South Africa, says: "As a iroof that (Jlnu-rilim-Uin' Cough Remedy is a cure suitable for old and young, I pen you the follow ing: A neighbor of mine had a child just over two months old. It had a very bad cough and the parents did not know what to give it. I suggest ed that if tli-y would get a bottle of Chamberlain's Couh Remedy and put some upon the dummy teat the baby was sucking it would no doubt euro the child. This they did aud brought about a quick relief and .cured the baby." This remedy is for sale by Spruill & Uq. Don't believe all you hear $ but be sure , to believe nil you say. A Policeman's Testimony. J. N. Patterson, niht policeman of Nas hua, la., writes, ''Last winter I bud a bad cold on lay lungs aud tried nt least a half dozen advertised cough luediciueu aud had treatuieut from two pbvsicirDs without getting any boueflt. A friend recommended Foley' Honey end Tar aud two-thirds of a bottle cured me I comtider it the greatest coajjh aud lung uiedioiue iu the world." Sold by J. O. Erecetu the body politic must be eliminated and the supremacy of white govern ment assured - '"In 189G William McKinley waa elected president of the United States. "A little more than two years have elapsed since that deplorable tragedy at Buffalo which deprived the nation of a great president. Mr. Roosevelt succeeded to the presidency. In his anxiety to be constantly ctoiLg some thing, he has made mistakes. "None could be more serious than the one made by him in his attempt to force again to the front the ques tion of equality, social and political, of the negro race. "Thoughtful citizens, both north and south, regret such on issue. They dread and will evade it, if pos sible. But if the president and his party drive the issue it must bo met, and the responsibility must rest up on them. "The president is the leader of his party now and will be next year. The politicians of his party may ad vise him that the solid nogro vote (for in voting they are indivisable) holds the balance of power in the great central states of the union and that in the states of New Yotk, New Jersey, Connecticut, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, it is essential to his party's success. In Maryland, where the negro vote constitutes two-thirds of the republican party, it is an ab solute necessity, for without it the state is hopelessly lost to the repub licans. "Unless I mistake the temper of tho people of this country, there will be the same revolution m public sen timent and the same protect that was recorded in by the white people of the entire union against the administration of President Harrison for his attempt to force negro domination upon the south laud thus destroy that section and j paralyze the industries of the whole ! United Staler. t "Our opponents in this state tell us we are in no danger of being dominated by negroes; that the whites outnumber the blacks, in one sense this is true, but in another it is a mere dodrc," The Best Liniment. "Chamberlain's Pain Balm is con sidered the best liniment on the market," writes Post & Bliss, of Georgia, Vt. No other liniment will heal u cut or bruise so promptly. No other affords such quick relief from rheumatic pains. No other is so valuable for deep seated pains like lame back aud pains in the chest. Give this liniment a trial and you will never wish tube without it. Sold by Spruill &, Bro, I It's a pooi dog thut cau't make a ruau j aad by biting biui. Foley's Llouey aud Tar alwaj topn tbe cough and heaU tbe lungs. Kol'une bubati tuteb. Sold by J. O. Everett. Tbe slowest to promise is often tbe aiont faithful iu kecpiug hit word. MORPHINE. Can Morphine and Other Drug Habits Be Cured? It has been long contended by physicians that there ia no cure for the drug habit. Thin is true so far an the rank aud tile of the medical profession are concerned. Tht reusou, tuerelbre, 1k that they are ignorant of the full hcope aud nature of the dieate ; but fortunately for the cause of suffering humanity we have demonstrated that the 1'iorphiue or other drug liabiu can be eared and guarantee au absolute, permanent aud painlcHH cure to those addicted to the use of druga if they will takt our treatineut and follow our iuHtructions. Each case submitted to ua receives indi vidual attention and treatment from an experienced uerve specialist. We do not detaiu you from buinens. We give im mediate relief. Aypeiite for drua it de stroyed and appetite- lor food is rrbtored. Write to-day for our free booklet aud free trial treatment. AH correspondence Htrictly confidential iu plain envelopes. Ad dress Manhattan Therapeutic AbYx, Dep't li., 11?5 Broadway, New York City. Only One. Wife Do you think there is a man that could conscientiously say to his wife, "You are the only wo man I ever loved?" ' Hubby Only one that I can think of. Wife Who? You, dearest? HubbyOh, ho; Adam. Ex. A Runaway Bicycle. Terminated with au ugly cut ou Uio leg of 4, B. Oruer, Fraukliu (iiove, hi. li de veloped a Nlubboru ulcer uuyieldiug to doctors aud remedial tor four yearn. Tlitii liuckieu'H Aruica Salve cured. It's just at good tor Uurui, .Softlds, Skin Krnptioua mid rile. 2.ro, at Spruill & liro'i. If a mail leugtben Lin nights he short- i eUK his days. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY l ake Laxative Brorao Quinine Tablets. All druggist refuud the money if it foile to cure. E. W. Grove's uiguature i ou rauu box. L"c. 1 1 25-1 APPOINTMENTS AT UK ACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Service:! ou tbe 4th Sunday of the month nioiuiun aud evening. Bible clas at ., p. m. Services Saturday preceediug at S p. m., and Monday following 4th Sunday nt 0 a. m. AH are cordially invited. B. S. LASSITEIt. Disastrous Wrecks. Carele88iienrt in responsible (or many a railway wreck and the name cauniiH are tun. kintf human wieckg of sufferers from Throat aud Lung trouble. But sluee tbe advent of Dr. Kiug's New DtMcovery for Consumption, CoitU ind Cold, even th worst eases unit be cured, and uopeUn r iguatiou ia no longer ucubsry. Mra. Lui Craig of Dorchetr, Ma , it one of tnauy Whose life waa savtd by L'r. Kind's New Discovery. Thin grett remmly it guaran teed for all Throat and Lung dittae by Spruill & Uro. f rice uOct aud fl.no. ' Tiial bottler free. A woman's idea of a secret U ometLiuj worth telliag. Phyaiciau Prescribe It. Many broad mindd phyfiicuua prescribe Folry'a llouey niidi'nr, a they tmve never found so gala and reliable u remedy tor thro'U aud lung trouble thin great tu d iciue. Sold bv J. O. Kverett. Many men waut to be (treat vnd a few try tu be good. W. A. Ilerren of Fined, Ark., writes, ! Wind to report that Foley' Kiduey Cur baa cured a tenible case of kidnty and blad der trouble that two doctors bad given up." Hold by J. O. Jtvrett. Curaa Qoldsi Prevents Pneumonia Plymouth Graded School. The Plymouth Gradeil School will open its fi rat term, Monday, Sept. ?th, J90:J. To those patrons outside the school district, wo will offer the usual ad vantages in giving their eons ami daughters a liberal education in the higher as well as the common school studies. Term 8 for 1st, 2nd and 3rd or Primary Grade, $1.00; 4th and 5th or Intermediate Grades, $1.50; Gth and 7th or Grammar Grade, $2.00; 8th and !th or llih School Grades, 50 and $3,00 per month. For further information address the Principal, U. J. EVKHETT. Music, Music. MiH8 Mary Kuttt Barden, who has token a two yeur'H Kpecial count iu mnic at the .state Normal and InJuatrial Collejre, of North Carolina, and one year at Notre Danie, Baltimore, wishes a intuits elan. Tbofse who entrust their dauhlera to her tr&iuiug the will Kive tb very bfnt atten tion and care, ax it will be her only work. Her method will be new and her terms moderate. Ureswell Academy, CUES WELL, N. C. Will begin its Fall fctsainn, Tuesday, Hep!., ISth, 190.1. A High Onwl Prcnaritory School for Boys and Girla, iu which thoro ughness i the chief aim. JUtee of tuition are reasonable. The patronage of the public ia solicited. For information apply to the Principa', oc 23 BPENCEU CUAPLIH. Jft. This Money spent for newspapers pays better than when invested in almost anything else. Especially is this true if you have a family. Children will read something, so why not supply them with papers and let them inform themselves of current events while learning to read? Take all the papers you possibly can, but do not take any at the expense of Tour Home Paper. That will interest you all more than any other. Then it is your duty to support the paper that prints your home and county news. We will send, as a starter, Prom Now Until , . r j JANUARY 1ST, ' FOE ONEfiT IAM. And if subscribed for within 30 days, this will include a copy of Turner's N. C. Almanac, for 1904. Just think of it Your home paper 15 months, and the Almanac you all want, for only $1.00. 1 hi 1 in limn 11 Any jjentJ cuinn or lady can easily make enough working for us at odd times, between now and Christmas, to buy themselves a suit of clotbos or a? nice dress. Try it. Address THE ROANOKE BEACON, PLYMOUTH, TV. C. f F Mil & ACCO W;l li IB-MBUIE. OHEKNVII.I.K, N. C. For highest market prices sell your tobacco with Parham & Parhani "e have the largest Ware-House North Carolina, re in a good sl.ape to protect your interest and will at all times get you the highest market pricos. Ve have competent assistantst fust-class servicej new house and new fixtures. tSell your" 'tobacco first, last and always at Parham & Parham Ware-House. GREENVILLE, N. C. ESTABLISHED IN 1838. ARTOPii & WHITT C. MARBLE AHD OEAHITE M0NBHEHTS. MAIS Or FILE AND KI.EU'J lilO I'UWER PLANT MACON, OA, YARDS, ror uricra ami ilesii'iif. AiIiIil-bs A. . BLOUNT, General Solicitor. J rrJHIS INOHTHCAROUNA STATE NORMALIand INDUSTRIAL COLLIGIe uuuiiB i : s Litmrjr Uoumcrcial CuiSfiCAJ Domettic SlDet Scientific Maoaftl IVmlait t'UgogirAl Mmia Fi? covmea lending to Diptoman. Advanced oonrMs landing to Dgrte. WU quipped Practice aud Obnervatiou hebo!. Facnltj bnnittri 40. Board laudT tm'lion, and fea fornwofleit bookable, $14(1 a jcar. For non-rraidaaU of tbi State $160. Twelfth annua! eioii bufiuii September 16, 1903. To scnre boa the dorniitorit'i all free-tuition application bould be made before July 15th Con4 Knondncf? irvited ircm Off- dMrfn cuiupeteut teachers aud atenoerapherf For catalogue aud ether inluiuiulion luidrthH ' CHARLES IX McIVKR, Prwident GUEENSDOKO, K. O. leans PARHAM'S SUMl'TKR, S. C. ROUKY MOUN'J', N. CV A. Uockv Mount OHJop. i i i X
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