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3 J1 J . - CHAUrOTTR DAILY- 0C9EBVEII, JULY ll, 1D0G. 3 'Sen""'.'. V?, J. CALDWELL, I . A. ' ' TOMPKJWS ' f rukUahm ; Every Day in Uie Year. i SUBSCRIPTION jPWCB: , -V " .WOO . t.00 One year -. ti niooths lhra months ; V SKMI-WEEKL. On freer ...... Six months ... Tares month .1100 . to v PUBLISHERS' ANNOUNCEMENT. "'''Tit. M South Tryon .trwi-Ti;"JJ r'.ub.r: UiWlno.il office Hell !'"" . ,, 7; city editor', office, If; ,hn0""l-A' ; news editor's office. BHl P '""jT;,. 'I. , A aubeortbar In ororln tl. . of 1.1. pe.per changeo. wil P'" ,m fi klo tli. address O which 'i l ; , at tha lime im ukl for the chansa w be snaae.. Advertlefng ntti era '"!i. .ore" A , apilcatk,B. Aavllnri may ' ' that throsghthe column, of "' HW they may reae all lhr'ol J : " an a porttor. of the best P"f' tale Blet and upper South Carolina. :;. . Tala paper gtee eerre portents e . ".,' wide laLtuda im It think. puefio P'7 permits, but It 1. In no casa 'P""' , -;'SlMe tor their views It l. muoh .I tarred that correspondents 'a" "'' mbm to thalr aniens. "" l"y . cum where they attaca persons or 7 'hurutstlons, though thla Is J101.0: mawled. Tb editor rmn'M tha riant f lv ha namaa of uurrwipondenis ; - wbao thay ara demand-a for the PU . .' Soaaaf personal aatl.factlon. Te re : celve consideration a communication " ""!' moat ba a-or,mr.il1 by tu rva a Tf the correiDonieni. WEDXKSUAV, Jl'I.Y II, 106. BUCKiuitN's i)i.ri:AT. " The effort of l'.,ngr. .rnari Ulai k- j burn and hla followm to overthrow j tho present Ilepubllenn organlratlon .. . . . , , ... A..t.t la .this State met a declclve defeat at the State convention at Oreensboro - last night, when et-Judg H. H. Ad ams was elected chairman on the first ' ballot Mr. Bluckburn was the can didate ofhl faction for the position and both sides had been confidently Claiming a victory. The vole stood: Adatns "t. Blackburn 2t and C J. Harris M The choice of ex-Judge Adams as ; State rhalrmnn doubtlesn means thut there will be no rail lea I change in the conduct of Republican politics I 'oos importers rour or live nrltlsn la North Carolina, for h represents "nJ "n, American, as well as three the present organisation. which ,t,r f,,ur of the largest native dealers Blackburn ha h been fighting for some ; "ere to leave Shanghai shortly for time. It may be truthfully said that North to Investigate the real state there is little choice among the Re- " affnlrs, with the hope of being able publican leaders In North Carolina,1" "ib-vIs. measures to avert tha at thla time, but of (he two men A.I- , great crash In the Kngllsh and Amer sms was to be preferred to Hla. k- '" piece-goods market which la Im- k,. vi,,. i,.ii..r ii i- im.- ii made - ihllll ,..nil fri.nd i a great uoim. anoui neing a irixiiu i Of the people the one who does things for us" but that W all. Black-1 burn Is but little b.-Her Milled to lead his party than h- is to r.pr. - uni ih ..i.hih .u.irict m i'ni,.r,.. and the people of that district will express the same opinion thli fall. As for Judge Adams, he Is well, he's a good deal better than Blackburn. .The only unpleasant feature of ihe result from an oiilHl.l.t ciamlpolut Is that It Is a b lory for Marlon But ler as well a. a defeat for Bla. k burn. The t'hlcugo Fc.lirallon of Labor proposes to cM.itili.il a union ceme tery to operate In conjunction ullh the Union Burial Ao lailon, un Institu tion that guarantee to bur member j n""M of ,ne country and had been In of labor organisation, or their faml- : vl,"d Greensboro and, of course, Ilea, In union made cIIUik b. ,ulng the 1 "n""l(l '"'"e been treated In a manner label of the Amalgamated Wood i bellnlng his position, but instead he Workers' Axo- latloif it h a ,1c . nt " "" Interrupted us drunken men funeral conducted l,y th,. ii,i,ith 'sometimes Interrupt local speakers. of the I 'II Ii and Carriage irl.rs' I'n lon, and all for t.'.O for inlulls und 116 for ihlldnn Home provision should also be mmle for l iking charge of the men klll.-d hv union thugs dur ing the atrlk. s whoh arc so common In Chicago. A magnificent f at ha l.-. n u. -rompllshed In n. . ensfully lonlng Ihe big dry do. k !,. fi..m i (,,. ,M t Bsy to tllongup... P I. It ts sal, I that never before u. tin nuval anna Ik of the world uas r i h i ta-k at (.mptc.l The axpedlll'.n. It . )i 1. ft tl. "im- I 'try" on Decmber vs l ist, :iM under I the command of uptaln IIoImi). The dock cost li.l :4.tif0. an. I Is j .u I . I . -Of docking the lnrget ha'IWhlp In Nh. trolled Stale, nsvy in f .oi lo ut. The Richmond N Lc.ni r a V, that "strung Intlrii.itl .n .,,),,,. V,'. President Roosrwlt Intend i,, un,nl .X."" " reTurm ine ll pulill. un t,tui - sb ui. rviuin uy re.ni. lug the .inuiinl i , ;'! ef patronage mi lu oispoxnl Th . President -ran ut off the pu supply . i.'all right enough, but I ie Will sil) -' ''coma to Ihe con'luslon that the .on T, "V atruttlon of the Panama Canal I id Circumstance l the J.,l. of reform- ' , ng the puity In the South I ,' 8arah Bernhardt will be likely to i'c 'ghange her good opinion of America When she read the story s.-nt out1 'V from Iowa to the . ffe( t that i. ! ' born In that State and began her tage career playing "Little Kvu" with i ' an Unlde Tom's Cabin show. The; '- ' great Bernhardt born In (he t'nltnd j States! Why See very ldeeK H ,K. I dlculoua In extreme! And starting wun see i umrnvrs on, sat Is (. worst yet! . ; It U observed that Marlon Butler was In Oreensboro while Secretary ,.V Taft was speaking, having -coins In on the same train, but he had othr busl ' "neas than Jbteng lo an address. He ' . had COucastng to do, and he did It. " Tou can tlosa the wily untler, : ' It would be Interesting to i know Just whrt effect the appolnUnaot of Mr, Douglas, an Adams man, as post master at Oreeoslwro, hsd on Uia re auJC I There . Is room 'to bellevs that it might have had food dial , ' t -! ' ,'" .'- " '' ', le'-'w '.',' ' i , '(':. . ' , i 1 .. r '; ' ' V . - e , j , ' ,,; japs. mnso . to i monopolizm v..'- " TIL4.DK. " : Wa received a copy of The China GaeU. ot May 17th Jaat, printed . at Charts hat, contalnlnf an editorial on "The Japaneae' Boycott. In which It ! elated that there la a far more rigid boycott of EnglUh and American, a well a. other foreign good, maintained in Manchuria by the Jaanene, than even wan the Chl neae boycott against American good. In other parta of China." It la ar-ried that "Kvery day the blggext and oldest Chinese piece-goods dealws are re turning to Shanghai w ith the ssme bad tain that they cannot get the goods they formerly dealt in any longer Into the country through Newrhwang, which U being simply Hooded with cheap Japanese Imitations, that the Japune.se officials force the Ohlneso to buy by more than riuestlable methods uml u systi-m of Kio'y un fair discrimination. Th.; tactics huvo hern even more pronounced allice Hie recent vli!t of the Japunese Pre mier, .Marquis Sulonjl, to Nawchwang and Mukden, uml we are, therefore, all tho more anxious to see how long tho Western world will be before en dorsing or refuting the remarkable opinion put forward in last month's Contemporary Itevlew by a eulogist f ilia present Jupanese Premier, when he wrote: 'I do not hesitate to suy t hut the present BalonJI cabinet will be the noblest, If not the greutest, f u 11 the cabinets thut have up peureil in Japan up to this time.' " Tin (iazettc goes on to say: Wo want to hear wliat the forelifliers In Hlianajlial, wtio ure now liein tauKhl lti real meaning of Jupane.e competi tion und Jupunene nobility, think ubout IhtMe eculullr iifiraaen. AiuongHl net nod. pumued to freeze out foreign K"'t) tha wnr-nulf trick of our aentla nilir. I. wnrtiiy of Ilia nation whose I I. o k of common or commarii.il honesty j and uttr iiiuM'i upulou.ne.a and con ; tempi for f.iir-play urn In .ueh violent j conflict Kith thrlr nau.eou. profeaiilona or iiaKtiido, etc. "It In nuw simnly Imimaslhls for tha ' t'hlneae. who hold somewhere Hbout ' seveiity-flvs to a hundred million dollars' worm oi mew precious priHii. oi japa nene ,sllmne.' ito willed the silmneaa of the Koer wn. a mere circumstance) to rxchaiike such note, for cash, or even other ordinary Japunese paper money, ei rpt at a heavy discount: but they may always exchanKe war note at par If they are willing to t.ike Japanese manufactures, e.peeislly ple e-t(ioi1 or yum In exchange and against draft, upon Jupan. The effect of Ihia henuttful yet simple plan upon the market for other opie'. good, may well he sur- I mised The statement Is made tlmt In view of the conditions recited a party of representatives of the leading piece leniiing. and to Drlng about which "II Japan s efforts are now being i reneu. u me iscis are as set nirtn ,h' Hhunghnl paper are true, the J'M'"- In their seal to extend their l"wn lrn,1 hnv overstepped the ! bound siid should be called to ac count. Southern cotton mill men are especially Interested In this matter. The discourteous interruption of Secretary of War Taft during tho de livery of blH speech at Greensboro .Monday night Is calculated to bring a feeling of shame to every North Curollnlan who believes In decency. It is Indeed mortifying In the extreme that any element of our population should act as some men are reported to have done while the Secretary was speaking. Mr. Taft Is one of the big The Adam people claim thut Black burn booster are responihle uml thre I inuy be some ground for tills In the fm-i that tho Adam peo ple Invited the Secretary. Anyhow, H M.i ill-graceful In the extreme and Is calculated to hurt Ihe State. The observer presents its rrsuectful i Milutatlon. to It,, esteemed neighbor, Mr Robert l. Douglas, the editor of Tip- Industrious News, of Greensboro, I on nc.ouiil .if hi r.--appoliitin. iil as 'tlx postmaster of t,.wn. It d.. lait Inn, o n i., in. L ,. i. i ... .jualntance v.lh him, but .lo.-s know I from the . .in,, Mai pagu of The Irulux IiIoiih New ami from the common alng uj lh . ountry. thai he Im a man of truth and honor ami vet y mu. Ii of a gulitlrman. Ml. paper Ii Ihr unit serious competitor The i ili- m i w-r ha, but It does not object t,iilxlli DlMrlcl Coiigroudonal t'onvon- It hi, hut rather likes rivalry pin lied on l))t plane offered by Its (It ecnsbor.i m lopora r . iigiesinan Kli'kburn writes It. V Hak ti, IIk . hi I lemocralb' op I "!! t thai he h i turned hi. re.iuesl , lor a Joint canvas over lo 'The chulr ' in .i ii of my committee" which moan j 11. a! Ihe ihnllenge I (Inclined. It I not ih policy of Noith Carolina Re j publicans lo engage In Joint debH tea. 'Ihe steamship line are In a rate cutting (oiliest and a a consequence Ihe North German Lloyd rl. tumslilp Company ba reduced Ihe steerags late from Ilium u to New York l) I..0H. Think of .pending a week or more on the water, with three meal day, all for 2 r,o: Upton Sinclair, author of "The Jungle," the publication which led to the ixposiiie of tho packing house evils. Is to run for Congress In a New Jersey district. As he will be nomi nated by the Socialists ha Is not likely to be rlactad. , There tire twt ntji; murdcn is to be tried In New York before Harry Thaw's case can ba heard. This may delay tha trial until December, It la said, Meantime the. esse 1 being tried in, the New , Tork newspapers and the outlook is not good for the young mWlongtre murderer, v - .; , nAnd onca agin our good JiepubU. can friend Jake Newell la found on tho losing, aide, V"'1-;.. - . A v'..' l-c Tha chief of tho. President' secret service , corps pleaded 1 guilty of aault In striking m photographer for taking a picture of Mr, Roosevelt a he entered Ma carriage ; at Oyster Bay. and wai fined $l.;Thla WM letting him off rather easily, consider log hla offence. ''.':!. h ''-,Vt It was a significant Inquiry that Secretary Taft uttered at Greensboro hen he aaked where A dissatisfied North Carolina Democrat, if there be such, Is to go?. There is certainly no place for him In the outfit which composes the Republican party of the State. Witness the proceedings at their convention night before last and yesterday! There is no .special reason why a IVmocrut should have "ruthers" as between the Republican factions In North Carolina and yet we are rather glad that ihu organization Re publicans whipped out the Black burn aggregation at Oreensboro. Thla Is bocnuse the result Is water on Mr. llurkctt's wheel. He should now be able to beat Blackburn handily, but still the Democrats of the eighth dis til. t need to be active and alert IIOMiriDK IX AMHEVILLE. Killlng of Young Madbion County Man In Iciiilcrloln Section Attended by lHtcr lci Dono by XegTtKH lio l .Mcaiod. Special to The Observer. Ashevllle, July 10. Sidney Tork, a young white man of Laurel, Mudison county, waa killed this morning, be tween 1 - and 1 o'clock at the cor ner of Brick and Poplar streets, In the tenderloin section of the city. The killing of young York was committed by ono of two negroes who, after striking the blow that resulted in death, made their escape and have not yet been apprehended. York was struck In the temple v'th soma blunt Instrument, believed by the police to be a sling-shot, and hla akull frac tured. He fell to the ground and died In a few minutes. With the Madison county man at the time of the homicide was u friend, Frank Shook. Pliook's statements to the police- laat night were confused and llulc tangible Information was secured. The fact that York was struck by a negro, however. Is borne out by atatements of other persona In the neighborhood. Shook was ex cited laat night when talking to the police, lio said that neither he nor Vork upoke lo the negroes; that they were standing at the corner of Brick and Poplar streets when the negroes came up and Vork was struck. From another source It la learned that there h a row and that York met his death while Uils funs or fight was In progress. it is Bald that York and Shook ar rived in Aahevllle yesterday afternoon from the upper Laurel section of Mad- ... ,,e,,., m-v..,. ,... - nir the rtr. men a lournumani and con vention. They remained near the center of town during the early hours of the evening and some time after 10 o'clock hied themselves to the tenderloin section of th city. They are supposed to hitve visited several houses In that section and, ubout an hour before the killing, were seen by Patrolmen Lyerly and Taylor at the door of a rasort on Mountain street and told to move on. The two men were boisterous and showed a disin clination to obey the commands of the police. The officers pushed the jnen from the door of the house Into the street ami left them. The next thing the officers heard of the men was the killing of Vork. It Is the theory that, after the Mad ison county men left Mountain street, they went out Brick to where Poplar Int.is.'cts and there met the two ne groes; that a ciuarrel and probably u fight ensued and York was struck down ulth a sltng-shot. Barpey Green, who slays near the scene of ihe killing, told the pellce that he heard the blow that sent York lo his death and also heard the man fall, lie looked out of hla window und saw two negroes at the place und presently a white man drop down over a fence near his house. Bar ney Green stated that he could not l.bntlfy either of the negroes. This statement wa. also made by Shook. t her w ho were near the scene say that these statements concerning the uffnlr are pracllcully correct, though none of the witnesses seem to know whether or not the men actually en gaged In a tight before) the tragedy occurred It I said that none of thoe who witnessed the killing would lie able to Identify . the slayers. The poll. were notified of the kill ing shortly after It occurred and tho remain of Tork were taken to the ( Hy hall and thence lo the undertak ing establishment of Hare, Bard A I'onipanx, ,in South Main street. Cor oru r .Morris was notified and an 1 n .in"t called for 11 o'clock this morn ing lo Investigate the cause of death and ascertain if possible those respon sible AT I WiriTKVILI.i:. lion Im Hold July Jnih will Ito I oiig-llrnw u-Out a flair. Sprci.ii f., The observer. Wilmington. July 10. By a vote of four to tliioe the Hixlh district congressional xeuti,. coniuiltloe to-day d.x'liled to hold the convention In Kiiyettrvllla, the il.it- to he July '.tith. Wilmington was ihe only other bidder for tha meeting. ( 'iimlierhind, Harnett, Robeson and liiiinswlck favored Favettevllle and Wilmington yielded gracefully. All mem ber, of the committee were present ex- -pt Mr MeCullougli. of Bladen, and hla piony was held bv George I Morton, chairman. The convention will lie a long-drawn-out affair, according to member of lie committee here to-day for the meeting No cniidldittn of the four will go In tho mealing with more than half enough vote. In nominate. Tha dale gale from New Hanover are not yet Appointed und there I some doubt about the representation that will he riven other candidate, than Senator Brown, of Columbii.. whose friend, captured the convention held oma time ago, OKC'ISION ItEVKRSKD, fnlletl Stall's Circuit Omit of Ap peal. 1 In nds Ihiwn Opinion In Can of II. H, Ilarkliw va. j. W. Millard. Special to Tha Observer. Richmond, Vit July 10 Tlte United States Circuit Court Vtf Ap peals convened to-day at noon for the purposn nf holding a special term of th court, .announcing oplnlena, hearing argument In two rases and for conference. One opinion was an nounced to-dny by Judge Prttehard. No 9I H. 8. Harkins et al,; tiialntllT In error, vs. George W. Wll lard, defendant In error. In error the Circuit Court at Oreensboro, N. C Opinion by Judge ,, Prltchard. rte versed and cause remanded 'with di rections to set aside, the verdict and for further proceedings In conformity witn tne opinion oi the court. :'v: VtX EH GAME OP PASEHALLyf McAdetwvlIIo' .Drfeata ' Mountain Is j land by Score of 1 to 0 A Pmty Kxhibltion of Twirling-, With 4Jood Playing All v Around Two Mora Oanara.',-, ...,;,.,., a r, ,'-';''; ; The game of baseball between 'Mc Adensvllle and Mountain , Island, at the, fair grounds yesterday afternoon, was a pretty exhibition of the na tional sport. It was a pitcher's bat-, tie from the first, and one well worth seeing. The 109 people In the grand stand were kept Von their toes" all the time, the game being fast and In teresting. The contest consumed only an hour and fire minutes and was mostly a series ot "three op and three down." Only one run was made, this being scored by Price, for McAdens vllle. n the fifth Inning. . The features of the game were the work of both pitchers. Leonardo who did the twirling .for Mountain Island, is the same fellow who was matched agalnat long Tom Bishop, In the noted li-lnnlng game between Charlotte and Raleigh four years ago.- And he proved yesterday that he is still, on to his business. Ha allowed three hits but they were harmless. Price, for McAdensvllle. did even better work yesterday. Only 21 men facted him, and he allowed not a single hit and gave no base on balls. Stafford, at second for McAdeosvllle, played fine ball also, making the beat of seven chances allowed him. Jenkins, at center for Mountain Island, euslly wallowed everything that came his way. y The score by Innings follows: R.H.E. McAdensvllle . 0 t 0 I 0 0 0 01 I 2 Mt'n. Island.. 0000000 0 0 1 Batteries: McAdensvllle, Price and Bumgardned; Mouataln Island, Leon ard and Noise. ' Mr. W. It. Robertson umpired the game. Another fine game Is expected to day. George Coetner, who has not lost a game this year, will do the twirling stunt for McAdensvllle, and Kagan, an- old league pitcher, win be matched against him. The admis sion Is only X6 cents, including the grand stand. TAH UEEL SLAIN. Prank SiKnfi. of Southecn Mills, Shot and Instantly Killed In KCHort near Norfolk. Hpeclul to The Obaerver. Norfolk, va.. July 10. rrana Spence, 17 years of age, of Southern Mills, N. C, was shot and Instantly killed this afternoon by Charles O'Cnner, a bartender at Pine Beach, a resort near here. Spence had cir culated a report that O'Connor had commuted an Infamous act upon him. O'Connor brooded over the matter for aeveral days, saying that he would kill the boy. This afternoon he pro cured a pistol and walked up to Spene. who was employed by one of the concessionaire at the resort, ana made good hla threat. He shot the boy through the neck, aeverlng his Jugular vein. O'Conner was formerly an ennstea man In the United States navy. He returned here 18 months ago after a term of service in the Philippines. Af ter the shooting he was arrested and lodged In the Norfolk county Jail. There were many excursionists at Pine Beach when the shooting oc curred and it occasion somewhat of a panic. GRAXD LODGE MKKTIVO HERE. An Important Convention of the Good Samaritan and Daughters of Sa gnaria. Colored, In Kewdort Here. A Rig Banquet tast Night. The twenty-eighth annual session of the Good Samaritans and Daugh ters of Samaria, enroled. State Grand Lodge, No. 10, convened In this city yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. The meeting was called to order by Grand Chief W. J. F. Moore, of Washington. N. C. The welcome addreai was de livered by Dr. Geo. W. "Vllllams, of Charlotte. The response waa made by Rev. W. A. Taylor, of Greenville. Almost the entire afternoon ses sion was devoted to the reading of the grand chief's address, which will prove very encouraging to the 113 lodges throughout the State. There are shout 200 dolegates In attend ance upon the sessions of the grand lodge. Last night, the members of the grand lodge were entertained at a banquet by the local lodge at their hall on Caldwell street. The' ses sions will continue until Friday. COTTOX'S CONDITION 87.5. Crop Report of tlx" Agricultural De partment HI iows Acreage to be 5, A33.000. Washington. July 10. The crop report of th Agricultural Department ahowa the acreage to be about sft.U6.oiia. an In crease of one and slx-tentha. The aver age condition of 7.5. compared with the ten-year average of )W.4. The average condition of winter wheat Is StVii, the ten-yearaverage 7M. Spring wheut VI. 4, the ten-year average R8.2.'The acreage ot tobacco Is laas than last year by 4(i,uui acres or flva and two-tenths par cent. The average condition Is lfe.7, agnlnst K7.4 a year ago. Fusion Ticket In Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. July 10. A complete fusion between the Lincoln Republi can party nnd the Democratic party of this State waa effected at trie re nssenibled convention of the Lincoln party to-day. The fusion ticket Is a follows: Governor. Lewis Emery, Jr., Independent Republican! Lieut enant Governor. Jeremiah 8. Black, Democrat;. Auditor General, William T. Creasy, Democrat; Secretary of In ternal Affairs, John J. Green, Demo crsl. llortda Klicrlff Kllltsl by a Negro Deputy the Avenger. Jacksonville, Fla., July 10. Sheriff Charles Wilson, of Clay county, was shot and instantly killed on a train near Greencove Springs late this af ternoon by a negro prisoner In his custody. Sheriff Wllson'a deputy Im mediately shot and killed the negro. Wilson was very popular. He was re ccntly married. His young wife It prostrated w 1th grief. S"Jder-Demistcr Line Steamer Ashore. North Sydney. C. B July lO.The Elder-Dempstar line steamer Angola, from Mexico for Montreal, - went ashore at Balerlne, near Loulaburg, C. B. No further particulars have been received, the vlulntty being with out means of telephonic or telegraphic communication.; Tugs hevo been sent . from'' North Sydney and Loulsburg. The Angola registers 1,111 tons and Is In command of Capt Thomas. Traction SiirH-rlntendcwt Resigns. :, Special to Tha ()t)servr. ; .'"' ..' Ureenvllle. 8. C Jufcy 10.-O. tl. Ret tew, for the past is months superinten dent or the Ureenvllle Traction Com pany, ss well sa tha gaii eieetrlo and water plants ef tha city, all owned by tha American Pipe Company, ef Phila delphia, has tendered- hla resignation, which baa been accepted, The name nt hla successor has not been announced. Mr, Rettaw : retires from the company's employ. : - ,. ;' n f',. x "i. "Rev.. Dre Preswly Acoepta. Special t The Obaerver. "v , , , ' Oaat,onla, " July V I.Kev. -F. . T. Prauly, l. tX, who waa recently elect ed president of Krskine Theological Seminary, has isoeeptad the election. Ills acceptance; will give satisfaction. "LIVED SOEER LIFE SINCE A Slave to Liquor, He ' ' Took the Keelcy Treatment and In Less Tlutn a Jklontti Was Cured. . . , The- Keelejs v Institute, y Oreensboro, S. C; .. ' :. ' 'v '".Having become addicted to ' the drink habit I found I could not free myself from the awful curse witnout help. I haAoljromisea. myseu na loved ones ' time and. again that I would quit If It lay la. my power to do ao. I did quit for a short time, only to coromenoe agaln. and 1 went on lit that way .until I heard of the Keeley InsUtute at Oreensboro. and I made up ' my mind . to ' take the treatment there, as I was sure It would do me no harm, even if It did no good.. I went to the manager and told him' of my awful condition. I was full of whisker at the time, and asked htm If ha oould cure me of the whiskey. habit, and he said. he was sure he could help me to quit I told him that I wanted to quit, ao he called In the dootor in charge and told htm of my condition, and ha said he waa sura he could cure me If I would Blace myself-under, his .care. I at' once made arrangements with the manager for " treatment.: This was on or about the JOth of Janu ary, 11(3, and on the 11th day of February the doctor pronounced' me a cured man. and from thai day until this I can truthfully say I have had no desire for whiskey, and have lived a sober Ufa ever since. The mana ger, physician and attendants , were all very kind to me. and I feel In my heart that I can never repay them for what they have done for me and mine. - I trust if these few lines should come before any one addicted to the drink habit that he will not doubt, but will go at onoe to Keeley and place himself In their charge, and I assure' you that he will never regret the day he made up hla mind to take the treatment. I know from experience you will say you can quit yourself, and will not go to any one for help. I beg you not to be ' deceived longer ' by promises made to yourself which you have broken so often, for you know all of us who drink are very .weak and we think we stand when we ara falling. Now, dear friends, do not put this matter off, ' for you owe It to yourself and the loved ones to take advantage of the treatment offered at Keeley, Tours very truly, H. A. WILSON. Greensboro, N. C, Dec 2, 1904. If you have a friend who might be benefitted, please send names to the Keeley Institute. Oreeniboro. N. C. PEOPLE'S COLUMN The American District Telegraph Company delivers packages, parcels, notes, Invitations, furnishes messen gers for errand service at a very small cose The Observer will send our messengers, without charge, to your residence or place of butinees for advertisements for this column. 'Phone 78. Office with Western I'nlon Telegraph Company. 'Phone 43. All advertisements Inserted in this column at rate ot tou cents per line of sis words. - No ad. taken for less than SO cents. Cash In advance. WANTED. WANTED at onee experienced D. E. book-keeper. Prefer young man with experience in lumber business. Must have good habits, mate salary expected, referencea, etc. Address, Box 114. Ker- haw; S. C. WANTED Five or six second-hand vsrn reels, in a nod condition. Lindsay- Hyde or Tompklna preferred. Clyde Cot ton Mill.. Newton, N. C. WANTED By good, sober, fast com- iiositor. situutlon on some good paper. Address. Compositor, 242 Oak street, Greenwood, S. C, WANTED Registered druggist; will pay KS.00 to S7&.00 per month. Ward Drug Co., Aahevllle, N. C. WANTED Second-hand roller-top desk. Addieaa, P. O. Box 19. WANTED Printer for ad work. Muat be steady. Apply. Greenville Newa, Greenville. 8. C , WANTED An experienced book-keeper. in own nunawrmng, aiaung age Tlence. Good pay to the right Address, "Opportunity," eara and e party. Obaerver. WANTED For U. 8. army, able-bodied. unmarried men, between agea of Zl and Bl, rltlsena of United Slates, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. For Information apply to Recruiting Officer, 1& Weat Trade atreet, Charlotte, N. C; 40 South Main street. Aahevllle, N. C. ; Bank Building, Hickory, N. C, or Glenn Building. Spartanburg, B. c MISCELLANEOUS. COMMENCING July 14th. ths Hotel Gates, Hendersonvllle, N. C, will allow 10 per cant, oft on all hotel bills to peo ple uaing week-end railroad tickets. Re member, wa have the awellest hotel In western North Carolina, the beat muslo, cusine and service, mora attraetlona In and ; around Handeraon vllle than any place -In tha mountain. MININO MEN We have aome nearly new silvered copper plates for aale cheap. MeCrary-Beddlng Hdw. Co., Asheboro, N. C. WATiEn Pure, sweet medicinal. Buffalo Lick Springs. 'Phone. 27 and 711. BUFFALO Lick Springs Water, lutely pure. 'Phones 27 and 715. Abao- FOR SALE. rOR SALE W. U Hill bankrupt atoek, constating et ilO.OOo worth dry" goods, notions and shoes. In the best town In North Carolina; over one million dollars will, be apent here thla year In Improve ments. Address, O. M. Moffltt, , Mgr, Winston. N. C. FOR 8ALK-J-BBcom-EellpSe-' folder, In good condition; hae been In uae only II months. Greenville News Co., Green ville, S. C. - o.( - ' ' a FOR SALE or rent aeven-roonv brick dwelling, with two-room brick kitchen. Good garden, water and raai- v near aquare. T. II. Oalther, i i FOR' 8ALB Beebae Indelible lak Cheek protector, only been uaad four montha, In good condltloni eoat 135 00, can be bought for ItO.Oft.; Addrass, rKrank," care Obaerver, 4, vr . w. - FOR RENT. FOR RENT Furnished house. In. whole or In parti, every way desirable, X B. avenue v .';'..' f. 'v,,;i. r FOR RENT Two eommuoloatlng front rooms. ' furnished, first floor, : over Torke Ilroa It Rogera' atora- hot and cold water, private. bat 0 and closet.,. G. W. Bryan. ' - FOR RENT--Modera H-room houae, eor ' nee Plna end 11th. C. O. Wearn, Cem merclal Hank. . ' . - .. ASSAYING 'i CnSMICAt. ANALTSE. -. ," ORES Of EVERT DESCRIPTION it-It' W. tun street. CbArlette, H. CX n - j - m TT j merest -4 ' '--en 1 v .l ON THE LAMPS ' '- '.V '' 4 , ..--.'...-.. . ', .. .:'.' , " Nickel Plated ; Lamps with Rochester Burners every lamp is tested before (Tl T A it is put on the market. Price each 4Mv" KITCHEN LAMPS , V. . . . - , -,- . - - ' - Glass Kitchen ; Lamps with Re flcctore Price each CHAIR BOTTOMS Anybody can put them on, T nnA 1 fp three sizese Price J 01111 I UL . 10c COUNTER Many new useful and attractive articles added to our Ten Cent Counter, not big imiyf ouuw y oiuiit China, Bread and Butter Plates, Ice Cream Dishes, Pickle Dishes, Cream Pitchers, in fact every article on the counter is useful. AGATE WARE Every article in Agate Ware at exact first cost, the lot consists of Dish Pans, Cake Pans, Pie Pans, etc TINWARE. Cheap Tinware you can buy any. ar ticle at costs We have discontinued this de partment. 25c Dish Pans for J7c, good size Cake Pans 4c each, Tin Buckets 8c each. JELLY Plain and Crimp lids. Price per dozen TEA GLASSES Extra large and extra Heavy Glass- 7Cr es for Ice Tea. Per ICE CREAM FREEZERS Four and six quart Ice Cream Freezers, the old reliable White the market. Price FRUIT Mason's machine kind that saves your .fruit . Quart and giSg l!i:P 60t ai!80c PLATE AV PICTURE HANGERS ,."-'-,. i.' -i v- i: I- :? 1 ,f.. ;Vv-; s .' y:, J".,; , '-JT ft The most convenient article of the kind that has been brought e7 bus-nems i BRIDGE 25c uui uauity avr,tuiatbu GLASSES Jelly Glasses with 25c set , '"h Mountain, the best on JARS - made Fruit Jars, the rout. Price per ftp $3.00 to $3.50 - r ;J yt "'V' .-'( (r-(V ii,-v , ...
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