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' dlARLOTTEJ DAILY OBSERVER, JUNE 24, lOOtf. Pi ' V. : SONGS SAD, " LpVERS' PARTING.'; '",'.. Her right hand urged 'his "golngii' ' ' - Her left hand clung to him," Her lips with smiles were' glowing. . ,' But .her sweetheart-eyes . were Twas east ho fought for glory,; ' " And west ha aought for gain; ' Ilia fa ma waa a fireside atory. IJls treasure a royaj train. . ."S'Jt.; ' ":: V' 4 i V' Stut Bawn by dawn she wearied, '' . 'J i And dusk by dusk she said. "Would that my youth had tarried . ( To laugh by my bridal bed I --w '!.-, ,:,,:. v; : vr'v,, " "If ha brine ma the riches of aeven 2 J "And atara for a crown.' in aootn. 1 s-ftl Will barter them back to heavea . tot aoaypx nis iove ana lor ' -' ' Da drmif hit nahchaif snr eran at fust V' ' - En do. rain done drown hit now, ' ; Bur wheY" hit: freshet or ,whe'rbtt !":"" V-'-. dUSt i'''" 'V-V'; V. ;." D crebgrsss gwlne to grow, --Ct Grow, '. ; vy--'t ,v . Be cawn Its' want some acuse to quit. --- En cotton's a reg'laf -ohlle.".-- But da suit kin scawch en do rain kin r v spit, v - ; '--' VY But do cntbgrass wear a smile, .: .-. ' ' Smile. . ..' . - . .,- ;.' l. .: , Pe crabgrass wear smile. ,. - ... TitH pnnvnrjw atM r ; All the aounds.that time liaa heard, J ; . vi Battle crv and. aona- of .lorer. V WW WHU TlfV WftAMf Lived: one, breath : and died for- - W haye but the word a which-bald ..'iiow men a late itaa spoil a. or --'''V raped them: . . : - ' : We have- atlll their words, but dead 'Are the tones which sang and , , , 6. tljat beauty' should have filled j '" -i But-one moment's open portal; : Human Toloes.. paaslon-thrtlled: ' .' " Beauty, deemed alone Immortal! . J Seeing this and sad therefore, ' ' " :.'.? Men. who never erst controlled - her, ' .Wooed wild Echo from her shore r " : To this prison, where they hold - r.i" -;';?... - v'Whatso sounds to -June belong "' Now she ; keeps " for wintry 'IV- weather: - Leads the singer and his song c . " Down the v listening years to v ' - gather, t Bo that death no mors can dumb . Upa that know our hearte to . ' move them,- ','' Lips, through all the times to come, Worthy that mankind should 7. '' - ; love them. -" ' ' ' " ' - Kymph, .who knowest no death nor "age, ' - Wildest, most elusive, fleetest, Echv In this carven -caga r : Wa-have taught and tamed thee, ' ' '. aweetestt.' ' : -,.. . . . Science Joined her wiles with Art. r Lured' thee from hlne aimless -'-V. crying. j. Bet. thee tasks to' learn by heart . ; r From the world of music, dying. . 1 , i, '.,.. " "t ' j - 1 "v.- f V '..''i 1 -f h If ..I Mleretauiite mfrnm :' . s . V'. ;-U-' . - f ','.,! ;,''. .'- , . .- - .v . - .-v. 1,11 iii 1 1 1 1 1 j v vi i.i 11 ir- 1 1 ,'. " JtslBSJBSBBaaallBSSlBalSlsama I kin make, much "money heetn a, : week . r , : -.. . : As I makes mont' fer cookln', But I more'n evens up de leak , 'Wld de raUons I Is hooklnV; Ds'flel'-han' niggers .'II whop ma sat Jls' to say maklnV money, 1 i But day gits cawn-bread en Masse .r- . out i...-;v'v(,.-"..--..::',v. v .. Whar I ' gits flour en honey. -: ,..',' ' "t '. ;,: ; t takes lch . a little er uwythlng : Hit 'llbe long tlmo 'fo de trap(U , vspring -.k- t,. v'-'--.;,.v; - lfJPn ketch dls oook In dar'VJ ' ; En when hit do, I'll.p'lnt wld pride To ds number folks I's fed Fer a long, long time", ,'fo de white -.I'-"'-'-, folks 'clde .". -" : Dat de cubbud gwlns to de bad. k. : 1 " v V. MAmin h MM - J.' Bee to blossom came, addressed her: ""'Msy I kiss you, dear , ( T No reply, but whin he kissed ber, , ; ' sClose she hugged him there, ' Bee and bloaaom are not human, t :MJea , will each declara:..;,s- ;;;,'f a "Klsa ail nnreplylng -woman .. should never darel'A ; , f :v V l v JOHN CHARLES McNEILL. V ; . V-r : "i ! r- ' i A- ..IEAD BODY OX ; pORCH..- J Members of Family Find Lifeless He- nialns of sir. Goorce Uulua on r axsa at His Homo In Iredell Frob ably Suicided. . v ,- t, .i,. : Special to The Observer. Btateevllle, June .H.Mr. George Mulli an elderly cltuen of North Iredell, whoso home is near Jennings postofftce, was found sh6t to death' on the Dlassa of his home mis morning by members of- his family. It was known that Mr..Mullls had gotten up duitaa- the slant and gone out of the house, but no one discovered that ne never- returned until this morning. when his : dead Body was round, u was at first thought that he had been murdered but. upon examination, a plstoj was found near him and there were signs of powder burns on his clothes, Indicating suicide. - The , coroner was summoned from here and he left this morning to bold an 'Inquest No news has been re ceived here of the verdict of the cor oner's Jury. . ASHEVILLK WIFE FOUND. Miss " Josephine Hood Who Married tho Bogus "Lord Donglas," Living in Santa Anna, California, . in Ah . Ject Poverty, . ... . AahevtUe, N. C, June tl. A letter, written by a Mrs. Thomas Candler, of Santa Anna. Cal., to Mrs. J. N. Hood, of this city, mother of Mlas Josephine Hood, who married the no torious bigamist "Lord Douglas" last December, was received here to-day, wherein (he writer, stated that Miss Hood was In that city -In a pitiable condition of poverty. Mrs. Candler says that tho girl claims that she was deserted by her husband in Mexi co. Mrs. Candler In her letter states that she read the Associated Press dlbpatcne concerning Miss Hood's disappearance and was moved to communicate with Mrs. Hood. Do you know that Piedmont Cigar ette coupons are valuable We pay 60o. per 100. Schlff de Co., Charlotte, N. C , D f V1' :! , ., INSTITUTES TOR FABMEBS TUB SERIES BEGINS JULY 1STH Programme Annonncos for Gathering . of Farmers' at Various Places in ! the StateHenry bailey Placed In .' Italclfth Jail First Week of Sum tner School KndOommlUe Con ',. ten With. Governor as to Kxhlblts , of North Carolina In Now Kngland . wjiakiigD Mews Motes. , v . : '- : ' ' - Observer Buresn, v "'' , , '-. JlI South Dawson Street, ' , -V ..Raleigh Juno tt. ' At midnight "last night Henry Bat ley; the negro who a day or, so ago shot ' and; killed I John" Lancaster' In the tatter's field at Vanceboro,. was brought here and' lodged Ih Jail for safs. keeping. 'VV'i'V'V Zriy-gyi- A aharter Is granted to the Wilt mlnrtoa Lodge of Red Men. A char ter also goes to the Glassock-Brown Manufacturing Company, at Greens boro, to make stoves, agricultural 1m pitmenta, machinery. ate, -th -capi tal stock being iiuo.voo ana u. x. Glassock and others being tho stock holders, . '. j : .. - '--''. . The summer school entered Its first week to-day. Tho attendance la Urge, yet not quite so large as was expected. Unfortunately, under the law, the counties outside of Wake are not si lowed to aid their teachers In coming here.' It is felt that there ought to ba a chance In the Jaw and. tho sug gestion Is made that tt be so altered as to permit counties ' to send each jear one-fourth of their publls school tearhers to the - State publlo school here at Raleigh to get tho benefit of a much more higher and varied course of Instruction than can be ob tained elsewhere. Thus In four years all the publlo school teachers In ths Stats .would com here. " v ' The State superintendent of publlo Instruction Is advised that much prog ress Is being made in the - publlo school system of ' Henderson ; county, At Pans a-$1,000 buUdng, la nearly completed and a $1,100 house at Beeuman's Bluff, while other attrac tive buildings are ordered at Hickory Falls,- Frultland and Mount Pave. State Veterinarian Talt Butler has if turned from a ten-days visit Iw Mis sissippi. - The soil survey work has oeen re sumed, both in the east and In the west, and v. Ill bo pushed during the remainder of tho year. It will not be long before tho State will be belted by those soil surveys.. The maps which are based upon the surveys are Interesting, colors showing tho differ ent soils very plainly. Work la being puahed very rapid ly on the new building for women at the Central Hospital here. The con nection with tho old main building has been made. NALL CASE CONTINUED. The case In Superor Court here In which four attendants at the hospital for the Insane stand charged with the killing of Thomas Nail, of Chatham county.' a patient. Is continued "unTU a later term. At one time there was a great deal of talk about this esse but recently very little has been heard of It, though It is said the Interest has by no means died out In Chatham county. - A number of leading Raleigh Bap tists will go to Jsckson Springs Mon day to attend the annual session of the Sunday school assembly of that church, which will be in session a week. There was very great pleasure on tho part of tho State officials here at 35 East Trade Street, CDiarlotte, NorttDn Carolina. The Directors and Officers of this Bank annouce that they will open a - n rV7i ! mmmm invited -on which l'j;;.; 1 rM' It will bdur pDlicy to ":. ' , , " 'I: the news of the passage of the Senate of the bill providing for ' the Appa lachian j Forest Reserve.. There has been, a quiet confidence all along that this measure would become a law sooner : or later.. No one baa been more deeply interested than Governor Glenn. - - - . --v .,'! .. , The Republican county convention met at 1 o'clock to-day in the court houso. Thore was no gathering worth talking about. : There were perhaps sixty delegates to tho convention and probably twenty-five spectators, some of : the latter . Democrats, . t A resolution was adopted declaring that tho State convention's platform ought to have a pledge to submit to voters next year on the' question of prohibition and pledging the Lagls laturs to enact a Jaw requiring that first-class faro oq railroads shall not exceed two cents per mile. Spencer Adams was endoraed for Btate chair man, "only one delegate declining to serve on the delegation thus lnsruct od. J. L.' Harris, In, the course, of a speech, declared ho was for Gov ernor Glenn's platform on prohibition. He also called for twe-oent fares and said Governor -Glenn had told him if the Republicans did this they would worry , tho Democrats, Among the deleeates to ths State convention are Lester Butler,' brother of ex-Senator Butler: Claudius Dockery and Wll lis O. Brlggs. W EXHIBIT OF 8TATE'S RESOURCES To-dav tho members of the execu tlvo committee of tho State board of agriculture called ' upon Governor Glenn' and "conferred -with him about the. very attractive exhibit which the board Is to make at vartoua f aire throughout New England later In the year. The Governor urged the board to make an appropriation for thia specific purpose and so $5,000 waa specially set span ior mis purpose, the collection of exnibits Deing now in progress. It being the Intention to Illustrate all tho natural resources of the State and also -features In order to attract as many of the thrifty New Englaaders hero as . posalble. The committee told tho. Governor that it was the special desire of the board that, at some of these fairs at least, where the exhibit la shown, he should make speeches, . During his tour through . New England . last year he aroused a great deal of Interest In North Carolina and It was the know! edge of this that led htm to suggest thia exhibit and to press the matter to successful conclusion. The Gover nor could not say at present whether he would, be able to make such speeches or not but will do everything In bis power to do so. It is very cer tain that the combination of a stir ring speech, . such as he makes, and the excellent exhibit which the agri cultural department would prove at tractive out of tho common. The poatofflce authorltes are In formed of the establishment of a ru ral free delivery mall route from Steeds, with Arthur McPherson ss carrier. It Is expected that later In the year the statue of Ensign Worth Bagley will bo placed In Capitol Squnre. Tho committee which has charge of the Arrangements with regard to the sta tue had a meeting to-day. A Wash ington artist Is doing the work. FARMERS'' INSTITUTE. The commissioner of agriculture returned to-day from a vlxlt home. The following dates were announced for-holding farmers' Institutes: July II. Troy: lth, rtoxboro, Plttaboro snd Ashebdro; 16th, Lees burg, Carthage and some point In Mecklenburg: 17th. -. Hickory Grove, China Grove and. Yanceyvllle; 18th. , .'; -. -TV - : - ' - ..'.i-.'::'-'-"-vn'- rvrvn tk rvn extend the same courtesies to those open-' as we do toour Alexanders Academy, Blades ' School and Concord: I lth, Sharp Institute, Shelby 'and some point In . Rowan; 10th, Danbury.j- Rutherfordton and Guilford i. College: list, Lexington, Morganton and Occoneechee ' Farm; ISrd, Albemarle, Lenoir and Ox ford; Mth, State Test Farm, Boone and Henderson; ISth. Taylorsvllle, Loulsburg and Hickory: th, New ton. Jefferson and Wsrrentonj nth, Llncolnton, Laurel Springs and soma point in Northampton; 18th, Bpark. Dallas and Halifax; I0tb Wadeaboro, Dobson and .Gatesvllle; ; list, Rock Ingham and Wlnton; -August .',1st. some point In Scotland, Wllkesboro and State Test Farm in Edgecombe: Snd, some point In Robeson , and Nashville; - Ird. ' Ellsabetntown. Tad- klnvllle and Wilson; 4th, Whttevlllo, Mocksvllle and Clinton; Ith, Burgaw and Winston-Salem; 7th, . Kenansvllle and R. W, Scott's farm la Alamance; Ith, Salem Church and Durham; Ith, Kins ton and Smlthfleld; 10th, Green ville and Lllllngton; 11th, Fayette vine and Snow Hill. L -It. will -bo seen that most. ot the time three parties of Institute con ductors will bo In the field. DATE' OF ENCAMPMENT. : Governor Glenn says the date of encampment of the First Regiment at Beaufort will be July SO to St, both dates Inclusive; that of tho Sec ond Regiment beginning August 7. Orders were to-day given Assistant Inspector General Westcott Robert son to go to Windsor and muster In to service- a division -of- naval mill tie, which has been re-orgaolsed. The State superintendent of publlo Instruction Is advised thst Mars-Hill publlo school district, Bertie county, after consolidating three districts and building a spacious school house has voted a local tax for the school, being tho first rural district In that county to do so. STIRRING OUT THE CANDIDATES. Ills Friends Waal Mr. H. Nell Pharr to Go to the Senate Again Other Candidates for Legislative Honors In County Political Circles. The Democratic primaries for the nomination of all county officials and the one Senator and three Represen tatives from Mecklenburg county will be held August 7th, six weeks from Tuesdsy, and the candidates who have announced themselves are get ting busy, for nomination means elec tion. There has been a scarcity of candidates, especially for the Legis lature. During the last few days, however, several new men have been put forward by their friends for the various offices. There is probably more Interest In the race for the Senate than for any other one position. The only candi date mentioned before last week waa Mr. McD. Watktna, the well-known farmer and dairyman. During the last few days quits a number of his friends and admirers hsvs been In sisting upon Mr. H. Nell Pharr mak ing the run.' Mr. Pharr served In the Senate of the Legislature of 1908-04 and waa known as one of the ablest members Of that body. He Is a man without enemies, a broad man, a good lawyer and a clever gen tleman. eH has not announced him self, but his mends are making a strong effort to get htm to do so. The friends of Mr. J. D. McCall are urg ing htm to ru for the Senate. Mr. McCall will surely oppose Congress man Webb for the National House of Representatives two years hence and his friends urge htm that the Bute V.V-r- largest depositors' 1 r. ' ' '. 1 '1 f". Mm 2(S5 IS. Senate will be a stepping-stone to the higher position. - '. -For the House of Representatives, In which . Mecklenburg . has ; three members, the candidates , are 1 more numerous. Dr. H. Q. Alexander and Mr. R. C, Freeman, two ex-Representatives,' will probably " be In the race again. Messrs. W. O. McLaugh lin. E, H, Preston. & H. Kelt and W, A. Grler are spoken ; of prominently and Others haev been mentioned as posalble candidates,. - , ' ' - 4 . ' In county political circles proper moat Interest centers In the races for -clerk of court and register of deeds.' Clerk J. A. Russell Is opposed by Mr. C C. Moore and both men express themselves as confident of the out come. '''Us j:' Messrs W, M. Moore,' formerly deputy register of deeds and at pres ent deputy clerk of - the Superior Court, W. W. Phtfer. P. C. Hender son and others are coaching their friends as to how to vote August 7th for register of deeds. Shsrlff N. W. Wallace and County Treasure. H, Jv Walter ,ave no op position. ' " " For the board of county commla sloners quite a number - of capable men have been named. - Chairman John B. Ross will be In tho race for re-election. Bx-Shertff Z. T. Smith has been spoken of by hts friends as a rival of Mr. Ross for ths honr. For the members of the board Capt. J. M. Davis, '8qulro John A. Newell, Messrs. W. M. Long, Chalmers Furr, W. M.Barnett, S. H. Kelt, W. & Pharr and others have been" spoken of. It is said that tho people of the western and northwestern sections of ths county have determined to not to support any man for the board of county commissioners who will not pledge himself ss being In favor of the building of a bridge over tho Catawba river at Rossell's Ferry. It Is asserted that this bridge will fur nish sn Inlet to Mecklenburg and Charlotte from both Gaston and Lin coln counties and that hese counties will, by an act of the Legislature, be required to pay one-third each Of the cost of the bride, making the cost to to this county little, If any, more than iS.000. The pot Is simmering; within two weeks It will be boiling. JUST WHAT EVERYONE SHOULD DO. Mr. J. T. Barber, of IrwlnyUle. Oa.. al ways keess a bottle of Cbambarlaln'a Colle, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand ready for Instant use. Attacks of collo. cholera morbus and diarrhea come on so suddenly that there la ne time to hunt a doctor or go to the store for medi cine. Mr. Barber says: "I have tried Chamberlain's Oollc. Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy which is one of the beet medicines I ever saw. I keep a bottle of It In any room aa I have had several at tacks of eollo and It has proved to be the best medicine I ever used." gold by R. H. Jordsn m Co. GOOD LUCK Do voa want nvvl biok f Do you desire to know how you may be fortunate In life, suceessrul In business and prosperous financial ly T la It your desire to k,V, MrlhlH , A MAMA your wayT I have thousands of letters from IMknnle vlui wm iiHliinh. In ...... mint mu are now naving good IUC1C ana are prosperous In all their undertakings. Send your name and address to Captain Rand and he will tell you all about It; It will coat you nothing to write him, and It may result in your fortune and future happiness. CAPTAIN WALTER I RAND. 178 Q. Tremont St.. Boston, Mass.; this Is not astrology or fortune telling. ' W jVf,; mm i-W.'C. QG:iSC:i, fe:L::r. Distillery Conijxiny Knrs A ".n i r . ' , ,.' f ,000. . Special to Tho Observer. ' , Asheville, ,'June 23,By vlrtua t f the wishy-washy stunts of the mem bers of the board o( aldermen, t' people's chosen , representatives, t: taxpayers of Asheville muxt now staiiJ $38,000 lawsuit., These vaclUatlni; methods employed by tho board of al dermen hav obtained for some time and have brought ( down upon the heads of tho dty fathers more or less unfavorable criticism. The par ticular action of the board of alder men and the one that has resulted in a $15,000 lawsuit against the city. hAd to do with the . granting rather the refusal ef a distillery license to the ML Mitchell Distilling Company, com posed of J. F. Roland, it J. SherrUl, Mr. Woodbury and others. . - Accidentally Shot, ; , Special to The Observer. Asheville, June SS. John Willis, of No." 4 9 Merrtmoh avenue, was shot ' In the side to-day near ths Carrier's bridge on the French Broad river and -perhaps serious Injured. The' shoot ing of Willis was an accident.. . II Good towfe Agree that the best paint ing results are 1 cured by the use of paint contain- - Ing nothing but Fare -4 - 1 -rSil 1 " J it r II White 4; Unseed : Lead ground In Pure Oil colored of course to the desired shade. There are substitutes for tbese two ingre dients, such aa barytea and sine. which cost less, but In variably lower the quality. Pure White Lead paint requires less of tho painter's time, looks better, lasts longer, affords better protection to the painted surface than any other kind. It forms an elastic coat that becomes at once an Integral part of the wood painted. It will not crack or peel. It wears off gradu ally, leaving" a surface ready for repainting without the expensive necessity of scrap lng snd "burning off." Insure yourself of the best results by Insisting that every keg that Is bought for your bouse bears this label: LEWIS Pur White Lead b theOMlHtca Send let e haakta . one reprodactieas of aetaal eeaaaa, efteriag ' I L. I . 1 . . ' iuuugn tor a mat sea erne la saiatlag your house. A test fee sals parity Is slso gives. JOHN T. LEWIS tt BftOS. CO. 31 Seats Freat ft, Philadelphia, Pa," For Sale by All Dealers. ' ' '.' , , '''': ' ' . -.:.-.S'- , ;.;v, V'ft,;;,' A.,;:', I PIJRE J ;''. n ' '.ltl .;
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