GREENSBORO DAILY NEWS. SATURDAY. APRIL 9. 1910
REVIEW death cue io walsh flUMD THEIR PLANS
IN HIS WWVGTDN HOME
TWO FLOUNCE SKIBT.
President Earnest o! laruurv I :;ic::s
Attacks Agricultural Ulhg-v
Irctle and Crop Reports Irregular.
Hills Still Curtailing.
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.illusion. April . Thomas K.
. the liiljlioiulie mine owner, died
li-illif ht le tonight.
Koosevelt Party Brought BooeymocD
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v. Ik-ii Mi Malib w ui a niiiii i
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i. tor tin' pul tlirie inoiitlii.,
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ll. I -lilt ol mi injury releivel , il), liu ..-l muneu-
prilgriuiage of Colonel Theodore
hooneveli und hi. wife, on whiea it had
been the intention of the couple to m-
trai-e by iay stage their honeymoon
trip fiuui Slieia to Genoa, ended abrupt
l tins afternoon 24 hours ahead of the
after a tour lliruin.ll .. l., that had hoeii nUnneil
Miireh of healtii He ta .... ... .
lien the end ram- bv tie 1 h" clu",e ln P1"" nide ' or
ii-' n. tiers of )hk tamilv, hi df-r to avoid the couMaiiliy increasing
da.. liters and son m Uu. hd ! demonstrations Colonel Roosevelt and
li-! an. and by three phyai-1 hi wife were encountering ahng the
road. At every little village or erosa
rill If I in r ltd iii Km-L Creek eem i..ad they were met by men, women and
in this nlv. bv the id of ltitt , luldren. the former with Has and the
n. Mho lost hi life in an aulmno latter with bouqueta. As an instance)
! ,) .m fit nt in New Kngland several uf t he demonstrations accorded them,
tnr an At ln wn retjiitut the tun wMf jMroni. many nf them Ajuerican.
r t) i. i-tiM I'ien will lf -impl They i ai--lain.ed Colonel l'm.pvelt and Mr.
u- cuijiiiK'Tftl b t Im MrtfcniiK order! KooM-vett with vivan and hurrant a
aii't l held Simdav .tttei iin j i he v left Kapjmllo, where they liad lun-
I li ti,i - I m Mi lrn mi Ire I el if , in lodu 111 i- ii t Iih climax of
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MIS Two rlouoi Skfat,
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Flourvc Kkirtn are always pi-otty and
l.in.i ... Im-.i. II.. edu. ated in i he t l,ri, e n.burn.HMnent. and dl.mel Koow 1 , ",UMr,,r "" ,,,r I1"1-
,...l.l t - 1, .! in earlv life was velt gave order to lie driven diret to lo hfvf ppt'ared It iw ex.vedu.yly
.i .n: ei:t ii i il ul.eelwr.xht. When Nienoa graceful ami eeedintrlv mart and la
, I inn. old j. rame to the lldh Colonel Kooerelt nd Mn. ' hath to 1,Imid nd 10 Ukc nia
I "t ii. Biiii-g almost direct l tn RtMiHfie t -.aitl thev hal enioved thetnn "r,'" i.muiuiuritu hum.
l,rrH lit- ii'8!t' hi tort uii- in,luiyflv
p i sin-ii t tit mine In ISi'.i he,liail
.mi. d t.i t. t it-ne Ii. Keeti He
.irri'il it- one (if the t'ouiimMwioneni
ev p.iii M-ii in I '. m m i jiriil b-en
ni)fiiallv honored lv hi-i jim
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AVERAGE CONDITION OF
WINTER WHEAT WAS 80.8
of hi-
;ii- .ti.'n ua- a in ok I -rrie nhoek
WiiUii. ainl mi' litiiu vliii'h lit
I iii'Vi'i fu!l i I't'i 1 1 ervd. Tin hi' Mm
k illi d in ll M :i ill (i-liohlle a i i i nl t In, .
iii iih ed Iii- -ih r. now i - 11. t w ;i i d
MeLean.
NEW SPEED RECORDS WERE
MADE AT PLAZA DEL RAY
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t-jfUli in 'h- 1 1 ' 1 f 1 1 I w ' i t. Im h..- l-'-Ml i
t..r a nuilrr ot v,ai-. tthnjt in tin
iM allei . t I I wt.il.l Mr .rt .
H',mi' uH. ia1rd Willi 1 h- hi m nl I ,n J
lor. Mntth and e.niia n -. later with 1 j
mmh1. Vl.'h'tt and e--li.j.anv and. miier
the Hr-l id the Veai lli lae tan.l
T niliiiHiiv. !
Up ik linejil df-im-ianl l Kcl-i1 ,
Pnioe and tk'-- nnn-h pi ide m I h. ,u t
Arthur If imli'' .l I ni'iind
SPRINGFIELD MUHOKRER WILL '
&NTKR INSANITY HLKA,
Spt iiiirlield, Ma-- pnl h Jhe .oli-r
ofla aU and t V ditri. I a'tru- tie
Wit' Ivei Liam iv i'i h ni.uit- t lull (
rvufefftion ut tin killing oi Mu Mail ha t
It ila.k".titn .ii.. t tin t.'i. ..ii wintntlni
til Mi. llafTi.t I.. w .it the lk.w h.ni.'
t Nt Iuhrda. to .. tuithn (M. ryui ,
inaticu in i-r tei in -Mh'ttu.lmlt ..it.iin'
fiulilU in h.- aioiy Me l- h-ld withniitl
il on - i'liir;-f iiiurrtri .mi will,
indhied
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tier chary l ' f' i-rm ..tii't
M wat. -1it.! ''i .'I ' -d
p iirr ji" ri-ni; morn i.'i M, d.
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7 J. Vpul I. .Hid vi.", Hi, bmtijc
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. .up. 1 1 imiii- ft. i Kf.ulhein winter
W In .it .in.l 1 Vpi .1 1 Iwlh.W.;
W iuU-r heat H.v e
In e.n lo-Yeai
St.'.t.'f. Ifi 10 Aver !M0. Aver.
ni-im.i 'Mi w; ill K7
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"Smart Set" of Mary Stuart'a Day.
In r.M r Mm Muuit held her court.
k,i l. -n ,i -he had li the seinblanee
id ,i riiint tlii'i intitt have bet'ii all the
eh-ni'iit. ! th;it indi'ii ihable inixlity
In. Ii lie ;ne inii-t i .itintl to rail "tah
i . j i h- ii iniitiildf something in ( v le.
mi 1 1 in i .in.l i lot he w hit h e ii vUkIi
w ti ni - to unit at
Wild all t he p.. nt aner-iM charms id
a kiii;-.iiiiiiii ft high t. ink. Mary bad
t le- ... .pin -d grjhe ..t t he Frem-h i-ourl .
,i : v hi. h "(if tut. I Khmie by her li j.iii. i'
.in.l .t,-.-"infMi"hlii'u1 while ar.-el e
. ,t '. ) . .in . hi Id 'in.td. I ma b- -a id
thai thrr'1 Mtt- but brietr-t ihildltotxl
.r Mm- bit o .pi. en w I n cinie into lie?
t.iiflt in' -i it am in lei iiadh-. nil wn--1
1 ti i . h '. I 1 1 .mi li. i t .u nt m and ki iiudoin
nt : w,it- ..hi ;i nd earned over ea
Hi. I r h mI ill.' till. I! g w : I lnp
I hill rnl. it ll.ibli- luM ll W )
I Hv The A . int. d I're-- i
VUd U I . . lal , or.l s h1 a b
lililll ol niaiM new tpeeil ireord- todai
luai ked the op. iiihh of t hr I.. 1 1 I --
QMt i droiin-. I- cry world 'a record for
a one mile traik Inuii in to MHi mil..
j w us broken und live atldit lona I ei d
way nim rk h re hnvered m t he t rials
j and the tree for all run test .
The niciur wa free from incidents.
Thr lir-t mile on the truck was a ren.rd
( aJeh Urngg, an amatrur. sent hi t-:ir
amniHl in 1 7 . -
; Another world's mile trark remrd and
a nut lotial hpeedway mark wi'nt gli in
merino when Harney ( H.itield 1 urned
(.ose 'JiMl horne machine for a mile,
making the ' pie pan'' in second
Ralph IV Pa In -a, in his 1'H) horse
power car cut down the .Vmite murk ti
:tirW. lie naa followed by Hen
hircher. who cut down th l2 mile record
to MH'ilt in a Iarrac.
The IlK) milfl r.U'6 ua a ftght between
Harrotin IMarmon and Sirfert Dorri
The ear were lapped tor !W ot the 10(t
mile.
In t he 10-mile uir for stock ca rs
with I'll J'trt ill plat oinent . Kndicott, iu
Cole, won in fMi.Vi.Y
The former record for thin class wa
Aii 4tt. inale at Atluntu.
i .j. ,..1 ,uwi ..it .aiii l.t hn.1 in 'nf imiairaiea. nut DtMtierea ma
hullv time" Thursday when he tVrUU nch(U' marijutnet te and voiles.
Mr. Hooevelt drove uloirg the sun- ud wuwU M"1 lh
ii v -dopes of the Ugurian Alp f rum """Heing, while the akirt need not la
'jHia to Itapallu. ;i-onf1ae,l ;o such, for it straight edgen
Halt an hour after the arrival f ' vu ninmed in any way to auit the
(Lionel Konveh the prefect and the f,,,ie Added to iu other advaiiUtge
mavor ot (..ma called on him and greet 1 hv -kirt ''dnigly Minple and very
e,l him in the name ot the muiiicipalit v. j 1h,3 inadr. involving little time and
I, -.'hi tolonel KH,sevelt and hu m ije i l,t! H,r foundation
l.n.d -pi.etU ai their hotel tmeana perfect ainootline over the hipa
Ioiiion-ow the K.K.evlt will Con - u "inipl.c.ty of udjntment.
n.ih their journev bv Main to Porto i 1 " Bk,rt ""f1"11' 1 b ipIH"i por
ManMi... where thev will visit Mins)t",i ' u' -1'un.:eH. 'flic upper
taie Mr. Knuseveit mster. who has lnum u made in seven gorrs and th
. btaiitiful wlU th.i- t hief interest : nnees are trIght and gathered. The
I hi hi- tin-. da' -t.iv at the Cares- b.wer one k joined to the foundation,
! Hla will a- th.- vi-i: there ..n Monday thf "P1"'r nrranffrd over il.
t,, (Mh.m-I l:.M. elt of i.tfTord Pin I i "e .pia in y of inatenui mjiurwl tor
.dint, tortmr chief toreier -f the I nited.11"' ''l""" ""' i 1 4 yrda of
Stat-- depHrtment of afrieuH ure. It l incites iu n n i .is j arns
aliea.lv ..uiIk .vriaui. h-.-evr. that thlo! P' material
i-it ot Mi Pinch t will not ie follow
SCOn ANTI-OPTION BILL
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Washiiigtun. April H. The Sett bill
to prohibit tut ure t ra nsact nuia in cot
ton, leeently auled upon favorably by
t ha House commit te on agriculture.
wa rejiorteti to the llouae Malay. The
ctiininiMee invt the purpose i tlie nieas
un is to restrict aa far ae pimaible
with t boe transactions on the cotton ex
i hangea of the ettuntry which are reeog
ni.i-d as dealing only with the tbictua
-ioi a M.irv Muait four 1 111 !1,e Vlw ot Mon. and which
' do u. it iu olve the act ual transfer ot
tawfiv into favor bv K ing 1 1 coinnnality ."
I I i . n i . ' ami his a,-om 1 " Mieie l a very widespread ati
. nt iih- w if.- t he btt le gn ! 1 n,pt't U w lich the committer eoncuri,"
n ..i pheie i, culture and KH- ,h r' I"rt. "that those traaaacttoma
lleie. ii. this tort re pal ate deiuoi.tliing nn .rally and that
1.1'Miiiiin. -h- ai-piiied n-. t . "coiioin. rally they are hurtful to tboae
i.c.tnplhmenTs that make1 ,,le" "'t' production, dto-
i pritu er b.,l al.. t he I tr,1,ul ,,,n i,ml tisumpiion ol ootton,
ana Hie, i or i m e n-a ho na aeinmcnuu
to He jniblic welfare."
i.l h i l.i ti i ii rl m t hat made her
.-Lilt' in fii.uinent with dour
i . .nd iiperioi in craft to
i 1-L t.-1 1 h -put ii
. . t In i in he i Iw a ut v . iii t he
JCDCE JUSTICE MADE
A SPLENDID RECORD
.. in .ii In
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il.ihn eoiirt ot ;
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.Vsheville. April 8-liidge M. H. .luav
fife t 1 1 ii t ht-i f ..rdton whn i nrna id i n tr
Mn.iiivh vicisitudea!r ... .,1- n, ,k. ,.r..-l .1...
tiH-t .iiiring the mx months ending Juno
.to. adjourned court late yesterday after
noon. Htter disposing of mine caaea oer
ha than anv ol hei court judge who haa
.r... .,!.) ... Vwl....-.ll- f,.r i..a...ir a
mi d that d,i?ling ; XV 1 a t l the court term waa four weeka
iiif-i .inn iiynir!.
M 111. lit.
t W ntlli'll il I W .1 1'
n i! h rh.i: -us thai none
no. nit. -i in t tie Puri-
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the 1,
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mmwm
ic wnnHprfnl fooJ-rnpilic irt'
for all ages of mankind.
For the delicate, sickly
babe; the pale, anemic boy
or girl; the thin, tired man
or woman ; for the aged and
infirm.
To ail it gives rich, red
blood; firm, heaithy flesh;
strong nerves and muscles;
it gives resfetance.endurancc,
and often prevents serious
illness. iu detooistp
IWI !.. rfjwi-t wJ ! fr
W- t : " I fUrlM Aaca mr6 s l-rh
..ajfc t w4 W: ke Latl Pf.
SCOTT BOWNK. 4 Pearl St, R Y.
p. ,-ii M.u v u.il h.
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i h."1 iii-kIci n w or M a 1 1
h' w hl-toi i . ) 'at it ! f .
hei IU-1 nat d a n 2 1 - ii 1
tahti'ii.it.!. Iork in Id.
Ion. the rugccl Piinl.in
iist.i ot liir'nt nund.-d
. ! i m '.Mie.-n Marx's milr
' lit laii.t H li'nv pl-'a-aut
t M i v ..' .it outt. if it -hotiid firr
n t hp end that wemigt.i
w it h all t Sis g.i e;i i
in- u mi t n.it knaic lleatli.1h.it vill
li.-t i.. i w w ill or not ' nd
i iii- lu-l on us Ins arte) i he
H-ifn.s m ,M U' bu with this nVh.
it t..i iu? ;md tender: an.
.i'M --.-rnt ff-nr hll br n tert.t
it ran m-it h-r r nt y it h it -gold,
-'mii;. I a i 1 1 m it. M-ai I. n--r pi e
. .-no -" " M - lb adtloti. m t he
ed Mags ne
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the busiiies nt the rutin waa ended after
three and om- hall we'k' aesaiou and a
linul re. kninni; of the work acoomplished
-hont that during thi-M t hrev and una
iialt wei-k a total of 11 t-.itira wer dio
pi fd oi. Iu an i ff' i t 1 relieve the
t nnvti'd . ondit ion of the civil docket
of P.imctimi.' county Judge luatice had
t h- fitdia 1 and efficient cooperation of
t ne AathcYilIc bar association.
. d be anv nt th n k ual d -velop-il
.III - hat e idflil M ire a n' icip.i t-l in
on,t ipial t l ' o'.oli'1! K' o-. lt ha
a un. hi in d in ad life t hat ' iniMaii'
notiuug t.. ay after the ii,t.'r,.-w
One Womin'i Tiajrdy
i Kan-a Cit y .Mmii nal .
Tlio4t who remember the melancholy
ate of 1 he man Without a t ountrv I
..ill feel something akin to pit) Mir Ur
donnt im
for the upper por
lion: M 1 yards 21 or 27, ti 1-2 yards
J2. or ." vards 44 iiH'he wide if plain
material i- irel throughout.
rh pattern. tHiS, is rut rn sir.es for
a 24 2ft, 2N and 3 inch waist meaa
ure anr- will be mailed to any eiMre
r,r tS- Ka-hton Department nt this pa
im-r '.n rwiii of 10 cent. . If in haste,
r-A an additional 2-eent stamp tor let-'-r
-.-ta wtiili inmrea more prompt
l iederick A. Cook, who, for a i-w brief
vceks, ua. heraldeil as a popular idol,
hut who i- now a wanderer, imprecated
und eeking onl to hide from the eye
..f his lellow Americans. We may gram
all that haa beeo aid about thia map;
that he is a monuuiental taker, a liar
i ml cf)iieiene(des impoator claiming
mother man s triumphs aa hit own. We
may aay that he is a disgrace to hi
ountrv an unworthy to hold (T)i his
tend anioug iKinet men. ."still, tnal
lor not end the matter.
W hat if !. Frederick A. Cook is, iu
t o-t. insane f Suppose that the Miller
nig endured in the A ret in regions played
-t range trick with his mind and that
he was not entirely responsible lor the
ritrantic f rami hit h he aeems to ha e
P
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h.
rpetmted upon the world. We have
tended the mantle of insanity whih
has been extended to cover worse men.
Murderera till our prison who, but for
the courts' aceepUtnce of their pleas of
insanity, would have paid the full pen
alty for their crimes. Onild any pun
ishment 1 worse than that mete! out
io I)r. Cook To be a fugitive from
home and friends, knowingly the butt of
i nation's sneers with the ever haunting
tear that the next person met with mav
i.-cognixe the impoator could unything
he worae
Hut there is one person in the affair
who is apparently neither hisa,ne nor an
impostor. The faithful wife of this pool
. xile has been compelled to bear her full
share of the disgrace and misery of lw
ing without a count rv There 1 no evi
dence whatever to show that the was
a partT to any deception. For montha
-he anrl her little ones waited for tlie
hurftand anr! father to return from the
froren north. Then came the glad new
that he had succeeded and that he was
mining home. While the world rang
with acclaim. Mrs. Cook and her chil
dren waited for that joyful meeting.
WTiat a beautiful dream had come
true Iter hut-bend, covered with honors,
ought the world over and courted by
the most exalted. What a beautiful
dream, imbed! snd then came the bit
ter awakening This husband and father
branded as a fraud ind faker. With the
awakenincr came sorrow and shame and
misery Tn the twinkling of an eye
the world had turned from exaltation to
i mpreca t ion Tr. Cook tied from the
country, and his faithful wife arose from
the WTec4c of her shattered dream and
wont with him to comfort and cam for
him What sacrifice thia was! She
was loyal to the man who had no other
friend." Tt was hers to share tfoth the
fHorv of the fleet in moment and the
dear! In Nff that has been the fruit of i
a great blunder Behind all this dis
craee and humiliation of a prominent
enplorer looms the black shadow of a
woman's sacrifice to a serine of duty and '
a lasting love.
MAHSFIELD'S HOME WILL
RXMAJN 15 PROFESSION I
Robert Lee Died Suddenly.
W inston -Salem. April m. Hubert Lea, Vew York. April The home of
-on ot lack"' U c. died n,ldenly about j the lata Kit-hard Manaflnld, on River
' to Mm- atierniN.ii ni ImII a rranite side driTe. will not puss from the the
w.-rkv u r he wa t inpioved. He fell atrical nrofeion. The dwelling waa
in ti. d.H.r ! ih- shop nnii expired be lought by William A. Brady for hi
t..i. a plnsn mn ariie.) Heart disease ' w ite. Mrace torgc. Mr. Krady panl
a given a the cause of his death. V-l.OtO for it at auct iof, after some pre
Mi le i hm ned bv a wife and two liminarv bidding, which started at MO,
.h.hir.n lb home i oD Pond atrwt, ! MA The Brady a w ill occupv the house.
Minn. Uiaiig. ment for the funeral; The Man-field house, alo Riveraide
ba.' mn U-en empeted vet. The de- drire. just aouth of i4th street, is one
eea-.tl wa lndn-trioiw and was held in of the finest on the drive. It occupies
the luglievt ,teem b his many friend. lt 21 10 by !7 feet, and its marble
tront lunKes n oonspicwous era amuna;
the show p Lire along that thoroughfare,
of The dwelling was offered at voluntary
wno was ror-
MR. RANSDELL DISCUSSED
WATERWAYS IMPROVEMENT
l Bv rue orirttod Press.)
Richmond, Va.. Apnl S. Kepreaenta
tive C y. Haiindell. ot Ixmi-iaua. pitsi
dent of tin- National Bixers and Har
bors t-ougre, was t he gnet ol honor
of the chamber of coinmrrc-e tonight
and the principal speaker. His subject
w as : "The - temnl ic miprovement of
th river and harbors of the country.'
Mr. Kausdtll paid special attentioii to
terminals, how ini- the great impottance
of p ii Idle ow m-rhip thereof, and how
neet. sua ry it w aa to have the beat de
vices for loading and unloading freight
on and from water rrHlt, not ouly at
large cities, but a No at all important
tow na.
He also dtHcusse-1 the ' long and short
haul" clause iu t he railroad UiM now
pending before Congre. w Inch prohibits
railways from ehai ginc more for a
shorter than a longer distance over the
same route in the Rame direc tion.
Mr. RaiisdHI is tinnly ronwnced that
unless the national government is will
ing to protect the rivers by aome such
provision as this, or adopt a met hod
similar M that of the Mermmia, which
requires railroads competing with water
line to charge 120 per cent, of the water
rate, that it is unwise to oontinne to
expend large sums in the improvement
of our rivprs.
He endoied in the highest terms the
river and harbor legislation of the pend
ing session of Congress, and said it was
by odds the wisest and nrat compre
hensive measure of its kind ever enacted.
Criminal Docket Completed.
(Special to- Isily News.)
Win'stoii-Salent. April 8. The crimi
nal docket for the May term of court
has been completed and TO case, most
of them bund cases, are set for trial at
this term. The May term of court last
two weeks and the first week is con
sumed in the trial of criminal cases and
the second week is for civil cases. Out
of the total number of caeea, 33 are for
selling liquor, and Here arc also three
murder cae. The docket will he larger
when th cu from the inferk.r courts
Bra entered up.
Meet He at ALEX'S CAFE
and have a Rood dinner
for 25c.
Open Day and Night
WE ASPIRE TO BE
TOP
NOTCHERS
W THE FIEID OF:
MEN'S TOGS
How well we have aucreedfd ia prowl,
by our ever-increafcuijr. luiiiea-
Wherj a atrmnger cornea to ion and
asks for the beat atore, hr is directed
her.
VK HAVK THE COM), and DON'T
MIND SHOWING THEV TWiKE-
FOHK. WE SELL THEM.
Vanstory Clothing
Company
C. H. McKNICHT. :-: G. Mgr.
B. N. DUKE. 1 . B. FULLER. J. B. MASON.
Prcsld.aL Vlce-Pramideot Cashier.
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
Of Durham, IM. C.
Capital $100,000.00 Surplus $75,000.00
Resources over $1,000,000.00
Organized May, 1905.
Special att.otsM flvea I. tk. collect... ot cattoa drafts and .1)
commercial papera.
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
GOOD DRESSERS
GIVE us the opportunity io
prove to you that there is
entire satisfaction in having us
make your clothes.
The quality is there in both
the fabric and the work.
The NEW GRAYS for this
season are beauties.
J. E. CARTLAND & CO.
"A School W.th a
Repuiitijn for
Doini High Grado
Work
On- of lie bet .u.unl .cliooi- in tlie noutli. THE LRGET. The
strorifst faculty. MORE GRADUATES fN TOSH IONS than all othr
business nchools in (he State. IMX)K K EEPIXG, SHORTHAND and ENO
LISH. Write for Hardome Ca.alr.irnp.
Addr.s. KINGS' BUSINESS COLLEGE, Baleigh, N. C, or Charlotte, H. C
We alao teafh Booklteepinj, Shorthand, Penman. iiip, etc., by mail.
Send for Home 8tudy Cimilar.
mmr m mum m
1 n. . VI- 'ii li i I aiifiiiir'TT '
Turner Bested Lyach.
harlot te. Arril S. Fra ti L Lvnch
. z . " Baltimore, who n few nights ai-" bested sale br Mrs. Mansfield,
.hpf Turner, or oung Ilackenschmidt. in merlr Beatric Cameron.
Hs?ial to Iail rws.( Mraipbt fall before the largest crowd
vXinstonBirm. Apnl. h - Col G K. that ever witnessed a match in Balti- The Montgomery Journal.
e)b v nt t" R.'sn.f this aitmoon moTc. was tonnjht defeated by Turner The Montgomery .Toumal ha recently
t w i ? '.e r. pre-.intatn es ot several at t he auditorium in the longest and bought a new home, where it will be
r nt n! hmKc ontra'ts for a mm- ruot icortm bout witnessed on the installed with all the oonvenianee n-
r r r-r rl-- ttr.( tion tr the lrcal mat. LTBch won the first fall in esaarv to hte makinz of a modern new-
v : li"Jai -nt tair. The Colonel save 61 minutes, while Turner, bv ae&reasive paper. The Juornal u enjoying marked
that only th" tyt will be brought her offensive taatica won the second and prosperity and ha berorne one of The
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