THE CAROLINA HOME'
Tlie I’rosresbivt' t htim ihat it i»' ;i
hoif.’ l»i‘t\vcu‘ii Uo(isf\ill aiul Sulzi'i'
tind FARM 2nd EASTERN'
I aiivitiiiitgt's ul' living in ilu> s(aU‘.
nLrLtulUK —0—
(One* a week)
Published by
THE REFLKt lUK tO,UIM>Y, hifi.
U. J. WHICHAKD. Kdltor.
^Ki£ji:.NVlLl.E, ."lOKTH CAROLINA, i iarian as w. li a;; liippotlromiii}; pos^-
liy I'fiiiaiiiiiig in llic ail’ oigliU'e i
lunir-; a Honiiau aviaior lias (ii'iiuiu-
sirauil lliat tli.- uiToplaue lias uUli-
•ubforl^Uou, oue year,
du mo libs
sildlit.
Jl.UO I
. .ill) 1
V u j Si'iii.iiu' tli''.Iiii;-'<'r'.-- niiiiplaiiit lluii
Aivetiigig rales way be bad upoa ' ■_ lu.i
»pllicatioii .a ibe businesii oatJe ;u
Tbe Kellectoi’ BuiidiuK, curner Kva..6
«utl Taird Biroets
Ail oai'da uL luautcs uud resoluiioi.i
'if rf'*in'C( sviil ae caar^dd Ijr ai J
ceui per word.
uml '1 llu' lifu larill n'riaiii i lassi's
(•r ;-iu>i's cuii ho l>i)u,ttlil I'lifupi’r ill
l';im...n.i t^Uows tliiH Ilf holds no hri- i
I'ur ihf iiUiiiiatf (('iisunii'r.
ti
'^lli^■ iiiiuitry ust's ahoiil
niiii Umi oi' lunihiT fVfi'.v .voar, and
t iu' rtM ord V'ill ht‘ soiiit'lliiuii: !(> ht>
priiui' ol' when wi' gniw a> iiiiuli liiii-
hi-r a!.nuall.\ as wf < ut down.
The ^trol'll;^‘^t aru'iuii''iil tor liir com
(iriuaiioii of I’aul .M. Warhur.n is 111''
Till- iopirs of ihf ila> ll’.r roiuilyi i;,, i ihai most oT llu' opposition t'
i.ijiuu.auicalioiis advertlBiug candi-
iat.-9 will be cbarjBd f'lr at thrsje
per iin«, up lu ui'ty lines.
c.uct'i\.'d as second class matter
Aumisc Jo. IMIO, 41 th» post oittce at
Qroeiuillp. Noitli Carolina, under
act ot March J,
AH eye^ on I'arraiiztt and the Car
bajal Kovtriiuieiu for a isotlk'iiK'nt
hot it be soon.
‘■(•lie North ('arolinu paper that
ronies to our table carried fotii fup
advorti.senients in its Siiud:iv tdi
lion. <\ hi('li shows that the soap iiioii
arr makiiiB desperate el'l'orts to open
ii() new torritor.N." A soap advertise'
im'ut is roRardnl as a Kreat euriosii>
in Sol ih Carolina Creenville. (S. C.i
I’ii'diiiont.
l-’rom the appi aranre of soini'
hav ■ seen tram the Hlease Stale it
is doiibttiil it' tin y i ver saw a c.iVio i!!'
soai)
MKK J'LV yoi)KJ{> JIUSl'l'J U- I’KLTI V IIO.MK M lltitlAljK
Sixty thousand dollars will provUl'j S(U,K.>Iiy.KO .\T KKlilEL
a STUICTIA MUDKKN HOSIMTAI.
! ... • I liKTHKl., N. C., July 1«—A very
uilli lilty or more beds, it is as < cr- , . , ■ i .
I pretty scene was lelebrated here to-
laiii as auytliiiig can be that Ol U jjyy ^vhen Mr. J. J. Carson gavtj in
I’DKTV THOl'SAND I’lCOl’i.lC havo inarriaKe his lovely and aceomplislifd
need right now tor this niucli of ;v daiigiiter to .Mr. Jobii Jjonwood Gur-
II -.1 I. ■■ 1- .1. ti,I ghanus. The home was beautifully
Hospital. JJuildiiig a sixty Ihousaiid , , ,,
decorated, and everywiiere about tbo
dollar hospital lor forty llu)usaiidpeo-^l_^^^^^^^ , decorations bespoUe of the
( le means that we are spending on>’ ,.„iiiing happy event.
I <loliar i.i d tifty cents for each per-i Shortly before eiglil o'cloeU, the
I ,,i .hour set for the occasion, Miss l^illie
Jiuiiting of JJelhel rendered a beauli-
Farmers ( till on State Depurlmeiit of
Agriculture I’or Aid.. First Time
iu Foutteen Yearii tlie >Vorm
Dlsicoverod As Fair East
AVhat State I'lutoniologist Franklin
yberuian, Jr., describes as the “tru
army worui” has invaded North Car
olina and in seven counties is cul
ling corn and grass crops by the acr“.
Great armies of worms an* invading
fields of grass and corn, and as re
sult, some communities are being
stripped of all foliage.
Our outstanding bonded indebted jThis is the first time in the four-
' I OSS, including everything, amounts ; WbitehursI also of lieth- ‘‘'t'" Sliemian has been
'to onlv 175,00.1, for which we have!,., ••Uecause” and other selec- department
of Agriculture that the "true" army
worm has traveled as far east as
ilaleigh ,though in litOS the pest
KlUliAV .11 l.V -Jl. l;iM.
liK.^pUa I
him si'onis In liavo boon iiis|>irod by
i'av:'l l.ainar, th' "Wolf of Wall
l-'oiHi for rliouKlii i.< found in .-uiptVi sir
I nphourd'. |
•iiator
man li'urii-' soiiiotlun.i; i-\oi;': wlu-r.-a
A u i
Intl.- a fool !)lundor.'
\ ou 1 :m'i llaii'T an hon>'>t man 1>,
t'llir.u liiiii tiia’ hr- liiini-'t.
a uiiHian l.ii> a io;:i; talk
it ii:''an~ Iha! I.' '> a i-'oo ;
iUm)rif, ■ It iii'vv
III.' usual
:io.<- In .~wa:Mnc thf l’i"puMli :iii
i-'M'' iiarii'- 'I'h.'ir politii ai i!a> '
ai'-' i.r.niluT''I, a:;v«.i>.
o
piilllii jil pol i- liollilli.' OV' ! in
'.■cijoi,.- I'f ih<- I'ounM’, I.i'i'-':-
I'h.
I'l'iiro^' I ompUiins tli.ii
Wiis a ''li'ail'f" acrordin-
j t;. Ivooscvrlt «!ii ii h'' siipport>’d Koo.<.‘
j \i-lt I.I- is now inoroly "boss." It
■ >lioU.d 1).' obviou.s iliai ihoro is a way
j by i( I; I'.o n.ay boconi' a "U-adiT
' a_':i'!ii
I - <'
I I!:.- p:ilhi''u slono> about our
orUi il I’oni:r^ ssa.ru" ar.- b<'-
iisinn," a b:' tin'.-oii;.'. 'rih- .ivoras; •
,\ni*‘riiau ha.', to work ab(uit 1-
; • I,;, i;; , v.T'. . a ’■ I f our t' lld .■
:'i 1.:;.. .'.sn.-'U liud lUo p.ici' at Wa^li-
i"o 'Uif' for t!;''iu tlu-y ir.iuii!
lir.rl . xiluliou b% liKi>hinc up iln'
v.ori% I'. fi>r. !h"Ul au.l uoiiii: lioino.
V,, , 1,, uil! dl.j.Tt to tli.'ir a l.iininiiiif;
. h.ivi' l!:;i;d!'-.l I l!' ;t^ t.i'U
a -ir.a'l iii.iiii r
r ii> >! fn,,. for
im:. i>vmso\ Fvvims (oim\
liosi irvi
9
l>" W. \V 'law.-i II a
Ml a U'ttiT to the County Hoard Cor.i-
inissii iiors oxpri'sses disapproval
building an expensive County Hoiii.'.
but • n the other liaial. he givt's hoar:.\
approval lo the i-onstruetion of a
I'oiintN Hospital. lU'll/l' and .M.^I^-
TAI si:ii by th-,' t’KOI'M-:. and Ol’KU
.\rCli ixprossly for the l'K01’l,i:.
Hr Hawson has boon practiiim:
mo 1 I "" ir, ri!i Coui.ly for ab i i;
I'.vi'iity years No man is mori' In
I(ivo(l by iill classi's with whom !i'
comes in contaci. Ho is a siici’i '-.
I'ot only as a ph.vr-inaii. but as a bus:-
ui's-. man, and abovi' all he is a siii •
co>.' I I'. aU'i’ li'- lias done so luia U
and U’ ,'o j)iaii.\ to aid otherf t >
suc> I s.~.
\o mail knows llir in'ods of a p> .
(lb- Jl ori' Ihan I »r. |)a«>on knows 111 ■
iiiMii, of ritt Cimiil;.'s poopb'. If
ovory physician in I’iti County liar-
liii- i!"irc.-<i 11, ,i Counly Hospital ili t
is oxprc.'Si'd li\- It. hawson its >ii' ■
(■•■>> I' assiir'Mi ii-i so(iii as its ilour*
uri' opono.l W- liop ' to hear Hoiii
llo' V. liob' of I'll! C.iiiilty's mod ■ .tl
pro' ■? .'ion 111, ilii> iiiiiiortaiit siib.ii ■ i
!i. n.
.,il/c.
|: • ■ I’T 1.1.,. ■ .1,- i,.',. ,.
.1/- iol> .i- 'j.i.'S
h.i'iir.- i!.'ir.:i I,'!.-
!;■ I i'\ ■■! ■. 1,t!ii-ir I :'a. ii.'
no-a U' I I roiiii fur ualkii.;;
-iraii.!',! iiiiil i.arrort' path.
\ii ill,in bin ''nouLii 10 iio a I'niti-i
,r. ' S--n.iti.r -lioul.i h. Hn..ill or.nUi:!i
iiaus;!'- ov.T hi^ niilas;.'.
•V'l dansi’:
a -I loll:; .(> ii rai -->
p.,,-,1 !Ai. or ilir<-..
• G
1 h ‘ w-'l!s i;ni
It 1.
I'ks.
dr;,
for 'h.
-o
I' irav 111- iliai tli.' inilb-niiini I.' at
hand .\ .\v-vv ^'orlv lavi tirivor. who
w.i, civi-r j.uid ,■<1. r.-liiniod !li.'
I'.oni y.
<>
■ V\')iy I' jl.' a.sks ;ui iiiqiiisiliVf con-
'oinporar>'. "that a pretty nirl i.-^ sol ■
doni I ioM-r'.'" Mciibo ir.- l^'i aiisc sin-
io-’sn't need to h'-
r. I:, sacs h'- i.' going to "break'
till' solid South. Fi, should fry sornp-
thiniT oasiiT tir.st. such as growimr
icii le- in th<‘ hot placic
'i h>- old adaiio !li;it. the good di,>
young does not aUvavs pi’ovo lrii‘,
liooanse we havo known soiio'
(dd maids to livo a ripe old ag".
iiindi 1 of ('(dorado haviiii: loft the
1 >i'niocrac>’. Hi*' party of .(offerson.
facksdn. Itryan and Wilson no doubt (,,j
will givi' up tin- eiiosf. By the way.
i;ooM'\cb ul;M|. |,'ibi;
on til’' I.in:'' iiiiolioii i;- iliai
i.f '1 ai’ifiil liod.U'T In Ills 1 idlfU '
iia'-> I.I' wa - a a.< lulo r ol Hi- Ccb
.j. ■ ' .ill all'! a prol. ^s. d b.d|.-\ , r :'i
;,,'c i.irii!.' Ill liis "l/lf'' o: r,"!iion '
■ li aid'll.ai s.-na!"r r,.'iiio.i
■V i~ ,1 :ri- 'n-.dcr liui ii;.i! I.c yi'ldi"l
p. :ii ~ in ord' lo m-i uce
; . . II . fur Mi> oiiri lbio'' Vi'li di'i
. i.ib'Uin !'.• I.toi,. I-,'- oxclist' l
' " 'I liai 1 iiiiipla' ■ ;r \ « of jirif;-
. : - \ '-xpi di' III ' I \plai;.- tho
..I'l' '.ijili whii li .'dl, Kiio.'"\.‘il ad-
1,ili., own I oii'i ii'ii-*' III In til'
■ if 111 I I Mirina
bi.- r.'ir" adiiiini'triitioi; a> l'ri>i-
d''Ut I." (icidufit llio i.iriil. i! IS in-
I o;iih. f!i,.n.'ibb' that luti lliii' lil p>‘0-
pi'' •.\iH plai'i v.' is;!!! oi. .in>lbnur h ■
;i..iv say ol. ti.a! sv.bjoi t nmv t's.i! b.‘
i' iiir of ollicc aiiii hiiiiu'r:. f. r lunri
lil ll.l) I HI. HOM’I I \l
1 ii" proplo aro u-'itiii*; aroU'i'd on
llu- r-UOJ'-ii of a liospilo.l tor I'itt
ciiiii.ty as iii'Ver biMori . It i- a '|in''
lion 'l.al should coiitiniii- lo In- agit-
r. '! until it.- ,'Uci ess i-, accninplisl'.eii.
The li.-'i solution of it is in tiie suii-
^'e>i|im ot It l.aimlui.ghoiisf in Iio-
K)-cperaiioii of ihe county c ..luiiiis-
>ioiifrs and people ii. building a lio.-;
piial and 'ouiif. home coiuhiiied
'I'iiis iviii iioi null p.nivid" 'Ufficieiitl.''
for liie better care of the few pau
pers niaiiUainod b>' the i ouniy. lui'
Will at tbo .•^anie time prove of iiual
culald. beiietii in prejj^iriiii: a pla'; :
to properly taro for sick people of
!bo ciiiinty and result in the prose-
valion of life and lieabli. 'I'lio hospi
tal and imiiity lionii- can both lie pro
vidfil ai no i:r'aler c<<sl t'aaii was
planned to oxpeml for the couni;,'
home, a eood part of whiili tho [>••<>-
pie themselves will furnish, and tie-
annual cost to the (i)uniy fur niaiii-
teiiame will be far loss iliaii for a
county homo alone 'I'liiiik over tliis
matter seriously and build tho hospi
i
( \i \Mn ^
- 0
■s inv OVI l!.
I ii;i0,000 iu School iionds; $ Jo,000 in
liridge Homls and ^75,000 in Court
House Honds. I’roperty is not asses
sed on the tb-,- tax list in i^itl County
tor more than one-fourth its value.
A farm valued at #3,0u0 on the tax
list cannot be bought for .$11.’,000. 11
this be true we have a eoiiiily w'ita
forty thousand people, worth lift.'
or sixty uiillioii dollars, with an iii-
ilebtediiess of only one huiidreil seven-
ly-tive thousand dollars.
'I'his one hundred seventy-live thou
sand dollar expenditure lias brought
The Training School property worth
more than our whole iiidobtediiess i!
has brought an iron bridge across Tar
liivi-r, and a County court house Ihat
pone of us would bo without. A pari
ol this expeiuiitlire we have already
paid, the rest comes in easy \earlv
laymeiits. For i-xamplo, the Training
School Honds niaturo in i:':i7; Tho
Hridge Honds iiiatur.' in l-'-'l'' 'I'b*'
Court House Honds matiiro in I'.'tl.
■Now the Total value of I'itt County s
property, as per tho tax list, in r.U2
is $1 l,0i;i,-‘4-'., 'I'lio Total value for
this iirojiorty in HM;’. is #l;;.l'.i:’.,l ll-’,^a'l
increase of ^l.l71.o!i7 in one year.
Our County is growing. Its peo
ple are busy. They need a place to
conio to when they ari“ sick. If w.-
care anything about saving life an 1
giving conil'ort to tho sick it is time
wo wore building a ho.sjiital that is
l oiufortable and properly cqnippod.
l-.\ery do., lias ii>, day. 'The i.i.i
niiiy bowler lias had liis, but hi.' limo
i- up. Tliere I all no longer 1m an'-
'.(uesiiou that pro,'perii,\' i' at liai, 1 in
lie’ I'liiled Stale', ilioiuli other lei’S
i.ivor.'d countries ma,\ loiiiiiiue for
a lilll-- to feel file efieelS iif tile bllsi-
iie.-,.' siauiiaiioii ilial lia> lieeii world-
ui’le. will’ll u.’ road ill til" personal
or;;,lil 111 so |it’s.-iia;sl 1 I porsist-
e'll ,1 (iropliel of uoe a' Seiuito:’
of I'eiiii.'.vh III,It "I’ilts-
bii:’i;l, is reiuri.ii.u 'O old-tinio
jiro-p’rii>" We I.Ill no b ;..i:'’r doiib;
111’’ pieasaiil londitioiis iier.ddeii l>y
ll,” r’I ord-breakim: croii ,iro before
u.-. Tlio'i’ crops. II is "'iiinatod bv
mn eri.iio'iit •■\p.-rt>, >\ii: reach in
! value j; 1 fi.tMMi.iioii.iiii, ,\ ^;(ni s(> va.st
' c.iniiiit be readil.\ irrasped ieil an ido.i
Ilf it can be u'aiiied when p js remem
biTed that il o.vcoecN I..’ assessed
\alua!ion of all the roai e.'i.iie ill New
^ ork and Chicago conibiii'd and lhal
11 woiiM I lear off our national debt
iiearl) ten liuu-s over ( al.unity eali-
noi survive su( U a deUme of plent;-'.
.\i > ording to Senator Hli.er's pafier.
"all braiieho.’, (if trade are feeling tbe
'Cniiilus (ll the return ol iMrmal eou-
dilioiis" and Senator (ilner's pape.*
would hi- the la.st one to .--a> so if th<^
fait' Were not so <(inspi( ious. Hu'.
It i'll I r,ecossar> ro taki ,iuy pap(?r’s
Hor.l fur III.- rorurn ol prosperity.
There 1U-’ (’oncroto fa(ts in plenty to
Iirovf il. The i’oniisyivaiiia llailroail
has just .iwanitMl eoritrai is for
iiiio idiis of ste-d rails and the entire
siet-l indiisiry nf llu- roiintrv is iioom-
ing "Tliicre is absoluiely nothing
wrong uitli liu»iiiiess." lieiiry Ford,
the greai autdirioliile manufacturer,
tells tlio President of iln
.'!|a|es, and he eniphasi/..’; |ii
... I 111: I'l I V Ol I I: . .
liiisiiioss can I’roale psychologicul
( (iiidilions to suit itsolf or to browbeat
all adiiiinistratioii it would ruin if it
( .iiinot mall rjial (iiiiditions lo siiii
any sui li purpose
If there has boon a coiispiraiy to
iliis eifei l, the big I rops are hlowiiu
N
il lip and the railroads ari’ hiring
bai k the nil’ll they wt’ro rocoiilly (lift-
i liaruing whob’sab . The calaiiiily
howlers are being swept off their feel,
'I'ho staiidpaiiers are riinning away
with the ( ry of what lUii be d()iie t.T
save tlioir exclusive contract with
i'rovideiu 1“ ihroiigli high tariff in th ■
jirodiiciion of prosperity. And las--
I . the Colonel is seen huiitiiig aroiin l
for that "gravi’ industrial depression
;«nd stifferiiig,'' which he loft th(> Out
look to save the country from.
It is a great pity, in the midst of
the.si.- glowing proinisi'.s for the in
dustry of the many, to have lo re
cord the havoc wrought to Ihe elect
and those who battle for tho I^ord.
Hut facts are facts. .Vow York World
tions in her usual charming manner.
Narsisiis was played softly. Then a
dead hush prevailed and in the sil- . . -
.11 1....... II,.> cir.it reached Durham county. Ibis worm
ejjrt* oiu‘ t'oulu houi lUo feOit looi. , . ,
1 1 i.ri,i.. ,t««r-..iiiiiiiir niaking in
steps ot the sweet bride desceuaing , ,, ^
, ,,v i,„raoif in »b,- roads on corn in the northern and
the stairway, timing lierseii to tiii. |
soul -itirriiig chords of iiobengrin's
wedding march.
"Happy is he who lives: happier
middle western states.
Mr. Sherman spent Saturday
the Neuse section gathering samples
still is he who is loved and the light ^yornis and explaining the method
He found the tarm-
that shone from Miss Carson's eyes ^
certainly showed that a divine love whose land the worm was work-
was about to make boautitul and (,r rather tbe army of worms—
saired her pathway through all th.- precaution to eircumvent
coining years. j
Mr. tiurghanus met his bride al the
foot of the steps from which be led
htr to the altar, an altar wreathed iu
tlowors by the dear friends of the
bride a living shrine of bi'auty eii-
lased by love, beauty, and romance,
gifts of tiod.
The ccrcmony was ■'cvereuUy
and solemnly spoken by tho llev. ll.
K. Tripp, the bride and groom's pas
tor. miring Ihe ceremony .Miss Hunt
ing pla.vod Schubert s sert*iiade, and
after Mr. Ciurghaniis had spoken tbe
words "With Ibis ring I thee wed,
Carrie," they left tbe room lo the
strains of .Moiidolssolin s inaicli.
Shoril.\ afterwards ilwy winit oy
aiitoniobilo to Tarboro. .N. ( ., wlioK’
they boarded ibo ton o'clock train
for Asheville and other points in tlie
niouiiiains.
'The bridi- is the cultured \ouiig
daiighior of .Mr .1. .1. Carson, a prom
inent planter and niorcliaiit ol Heth-
el, is niu. li loved and admired by ■»
host of friends in many parts of the
Slato. She was a student of .Moreditii
C(dlege also of Hie SoiiHiorn Conser
vatory of Music.
'Tbe groom is a youiic man of slerl
ing (]ualiiios, iornierl>' ot \\ illiaiii-
ston, ,\. C , but now lnddiiig a posi-
lion in Hethel.
'They wi ro tlio rei ipieiils of maiiv
handsome and boaiiiiful presents.
Afi.'r .Inly tbe iliirtieili they will
be al hoiui’ to tboir friends in Heibid
lioliorsoiivillo. has entered the news
paper field with a bright looking week
ly. The Herald "May it live long an 1
prosper.-
'Today's iieglfct spells tomorrow's
w orr v
SOMEJDON’TS
For stomach and Liver
Sufferers
Don't take medkine tor vour Stomach ail
Oient^ morntng. n>M»n and nitsht.a^ usu.ilty str h
medicmes only give temiK>rury rcii»*f ar.iJ stsnply
dtg^t the (iMtd that m theSt«>ni:u'h
U«»n t pennit a suirk .iI <>t>er«ti«m. Thrrp
TltitO't ' always serious danu:er ill tiper^tions.and in many
! Stomai'h. Liver anil Inteitliiul Ailmt-nt-
taivh 11 knite can be avoideti il the right remedy is
I taken in Jme.
\ Tribnle lo l*r. Hii.x’.
Wlun lh(’ Angle ot Heath, at twi
light on till’ evening of ,luly eightli,
eiilorod the lioliie of Dr. Klbort .-Al
fred .Move and look his soul to Hi
great beyond, a good husband, a goii l
faille and a good man was taken
from his loved ones.
lie bad boon sii’k for a iiuniber of
Near.'', an invalid for two, but li
bori! his alilictiou with patience and
fortitude, evoii on the last day of hi.'i
life, being a physician and throughly
coiisiious of the symptoms of bis
disease, must have known the eti 1
was iiiar, yet when askeil bow he
felt lu> woubl smilingly answer, '‘1
am alright." ilorl, as he was famili
arly known will be missed by iiis
many friends. His record as a doc
tor is one that bis family and friends
fe<‘l proud ol: as a business man be
was very siKiessful, leaving a largo
estate to bis wife and children; as
:• citizen be was ever ready to use
his 'imiring efforts to promote the
town's interests and lo uplift man
kind
As a friend, he v»as frit;' as a man.
he was honest, as a husband, be wa^
devoted, as a father, he was the most
pa’fout, thoughtful and lovable.
.May (iod tenderly watch over an-1
comfort his loved ones is tiie wish of,
A Friend.
A <;KFF>YII.LI: liKl'Oltl
triitii of Ihe ass.’riioii i.vstarting I « f""'
2aii ed by adw<»r>lt'rtrd h and Liver, t<'the
discomr *rt of tt»'»se y ni cotne in contact \vit
I If MJti are a Stosnav'lj HutTerer don’t think yo ^
cannt»t be belped. prubablv v.'^rse rases than |
Fully Corroborated and Easily In-
TeiitiKated.
Do you need a good kidney medl-
cinc. Then read the reports in these
very columns ot Greeuville persons
cured or benefited with Doan’s Kidney
Pills. You won't have \o go far to
find out if they are true. This Green
ville case is an example. Others will
follow.
Mrs. W. 'i, iluiiter. 111" Evans st ,
Greenville says: “I liad kidney com-
yours liave bee.i restored by Jtayr s Wonderiul ^ iilaillt. My back aclied and there was
Stomai. h Keni-Uj- ) I ■ . ■ m
Must st(jin%-h ailment 1 are m.'iiniy caused by a s'oretiess across my kidneys. The se-
who is Kindel of Colorado'.’
o
W!i" ar ’ eatables biglior in (iri’on
v.lle that
di>taiio<'
elsew here?
in Washington, just a
twoiity-five miles you can buy ege>?
for 2 1 reiitK the dozen, and bi^re th’>
I lluerla had an idea for safely wbo.i
I he left Mexican caiiilal under giiar l
of a regiment of infantry. W-li'i
For iustaiK’e ^ likewise under the
circini'lanci
I’ri'siiioiii Uilsdii is not the kind o,
bouskeepors are forccd to pay from man to b'ave his duties for a wo“l-. ai
,"i( to ."5 routs the dozen. Tlavi ou" Mlantii City
merchants ruloptod the "got rii-ii - o -
quick" plan? If .so, they .should bi'gln .M'i’iv a woman's imagination iiiak’'S
in a more moderate way. her .ai invalid.
lo double the capaciiv (,f hi.-^ imuiens.
plant.
The (alaiiiity liowb r may as weli
suK uniii to (he inoviiablo with as' ‘’••““I «»’ "'fre ir-
gtace as they , all inusier. Til” contai.ie.1 sedi-
tract antiseptic, and this is tile !!»eei'et uf its ma:* lUCIlt. 1 alsO had iH'adUche aiUl dlZZv
< Olinrry is lUjt !0 thi* dOVll. Veloua success. ' l IlnoTt'a k'irlnnv^ l»ntu arl
Don't suffer constant pain ar:l a;i^n!* and 1 saiv l)oail S Klune> i iJlS du
'ri\» pH is not U return of aDow y<.\irstomacU n.iments i-> pliyv i ally ur.iler-, papers and KOt a BUD-
mine your health- K > matter h«>\v ^eveie yo'*rt t- o v
ili» so Ways o! Mr. Iloosevolt’s case may beor h>w iun« you itav-* suaercd—ona ply at the Warrt'U Urug Co. They
dose of Mayr’sJ Wonderful t Mii i* U Kcmedvi i ^ \ i, t « i:
aduiiiiistration. '1 h«‘ I tiUt*(il Statos. should convincey<*u that you < • r^nt.trt d to j St ri ugtheued niy bacR aiiu reiitv.-u
. . Hie other symptoms ot kidney trouble,
having (Piickly emerged from a pas:«- hM been takyi and is highly reoim-.iemled by. ■' ,
Members of c,>nrfvesi, ju.stu ? o( tile .Mipreme 1 use Doaii s Kidney Pills whenever
in. period of World-Wide b.tsiness de- back gives me annoyance and they
pressioii, is entering upon an era of Priipts. Mmisters, l-'armers iuw pe. p'.e in all
walks of life
I Send fur KREB valuatile bonktet r.n Stomach
Aliments to Geo. H. Mayr, 154-ljO Wtiiting ^ . ..
amount of having at the moon bv dis- Cfcic.*o, 111. , simply ask for a kidney remedy-got
tor iiale Id UreeavUI«, n. C
iiiiprecodented prosperity, and no
bent fit me.”
I’rice 50c, at all
dealers. Don’t
the pest, and it is expected that the
invasion will be stopped. There is a
ily that is more deadlj’ to the army
worm than anything else, and a hun
dreds of tlK'se insects are planting
their eggs in the bodies of the worms.
'I'he following counties have re
ported the invasion of army worms:
Pitt, Wake, .lohntson. .N'ash, Wayne
Wilson and Hertford.
Mr. tSherman h*s prepared the fol
lowing bulliten, which shows the
methods of di'stroying the worm:
'I'he “'I'nie Ariiij Worm"
“The ture army worm has appear
ed ill destructive iiunihors in several
counties in central and eastern .Mortli
Carolina, l-'rom .Inly !' to H com
plaints to the State nepartnient of
.\griculturo at Haleigh show ii
present in the (ouiifies of Wake,
.Tohnston. .\asli, Wilson, Wayne and
llortford: and it is no doubt present
ill many tilher counties.
This is the true army worm and
not identical with the fall army
worm which was prevaleiil in 11ML’,
and not Ihe same as the cotton worm
of lull. 'I'his true army worm (ilie
present offenderi is largorly confined
lo grasses and grains reports now
coining ill showing ihat it starts
(hietly in niillol, then moves iu arm
ie-!,' eating gra^s.'' and corn, -other
food it takes only when compidled by
hiingor. 'rhose worms grow very
rapidly and within a week after an
'arin.N'' is noticed the worms wil have
matured, will cease damage, iiiid dis-
aiioar lo change to mollis.’
' gray fly soniovil'iaf like the
hciis.'-lly but larger and more brist-
ly, is now swarming among tho army
worms. These are an enemy to fh’>
army worms and will probably iirc-
vent .inother destructivo brood from
doveloping this year. Still the uiiox-^
pocfed might happen.- wo may have
rieslnicfive broods laler.
The Ifeniedit's.
deep furrow around Ihe 'army'
.-o as to coniine il will be effective in
preventing spread, l.ist the land to
ward the worms so they must climb
Ihe steep side of the furrow, which
they cannot easil.v do. A ( lean cut
post bole 11 hi S inches deep every
10 to 20 feet apart in the bottom of
the furrow will trap many.
“Paris green may be applied *:i
gra.sses or corn immediately ahead
ot a noving ‘army'. Mix one pound
Paris green with three pounds flour
or lime and dust until plants are
whitened. Do this just ahead ot tli-."'
worms, not on Ihe whole crop, (^r
mix one-half pound Paris green with
thirty gallons water and sprinkle or
spray grass aliead of them. The
plants to which this is applied cannoi
be used for forage.
"The following poisoned bait can
be scattered on ground among or
just ahead ot the worms and ■will not
affect Ihe forage plants. Mix the
T’aris green with 30 pounds wheat
brail, add one gallon syrup and water
to moisten, mix thoroughly, and dis
tribute where the worms are."
Further details are fully discussed
ill a bulliten on “Insect Enemies ot
Corn" just issued by the Xorth Car
olina department of agriculture at
lialeigh whi<h can be bad on applica-
f (in.
appoiiiteii pessimists will change the
fads.
I lioan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
THK JOH5T I.. WOOTEX UKCQ (’<» j Mrs. Hunter had. Foster-Milburn Co ,
and DrugcUta everywhere | Buffalo. N. J.
hl>STO> MA> Kll.I.S SFI.F.
William lloberl Bond Fires Itullet
Inlo Itruhi.
KINSTON*. July 2o -William Uoberf
Ilond. aged 24, shot himself througn
ilie bead at the home of his grand-
niofher here today. Tbe only reason
that could be advanced was worry
over ill health. Hond bad been suf
fering with lagrippe.
I’.ond was conne(’t(>d with promin-
(nt families, and was partner in a
moat business with two brothers. The
throe made their home with the
grandparents. A brother, suspicious
of the youth’s actions, had just se-^
curwd a promise from him that he
would do nothing rash, when the fatal
shot was fired.
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