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iiarlutte. X. C, day la ta y r.
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. ...TBirmn' A WKOtTN CEMEXT.
Advertising rate. will be furnished
oomnunlUou espousing the cause
r."t7 - t.
areaem
tenttoa.
permit bat It 1 to Mu.t
communication '!toirA
thta la pot 1;r w gfre the
sarve the towf "they
nrTdamanded. T; nW "e-
turn ,M1,1?JSl5 the wrtteV
aanled by the rael nm
tMCRSDAY. MAKCH , Itll.
AX ABMY FOR THE FRONTIER.
. ' 'The United States government is
moving Its legions toward the Mx
lean border, giving assurances, at the
- .. tlm. that It does not miena
' to loose them agalnat any one nhom
1 soever. Certainly the Mexican gov
ernment can contemplate the move- frenaiy homily to the farmers In otn
Meat with little alarm. It 1 now. r parts 0f its county to cstch step
t . i .Inra the Dial ' I.V .k.l. V..l.n Tkl, Llnt e.f
ai t oaa wwn . -
regime began, on excellent terms
r .... . .M,.vnm.nt It
Ttn tnS Vf SaniHSl-UW
Stands for complete protection to the
American investor, mining man, com-
nierclal agent or railroad employe In
' - Mexico: and, the consistent tnione- ttl lt neighbor counties. Good iom
' ment of this protection la responsible muniffaUona, although acarcely so
for a. Urge part of the revolutlonlut
aentiment now aiFpiayea. nn,i
' interests In Mi1c are m lnrge'thnt
aerions menace to them would deal
the whole country' business s very
' perceptible blow. Mexican stability
aader maa .nas aervea w . ..
States wtl. Oovernment by revoln -
tloo and counter-revolution- would
..destroy this condition, evtn thoiign
In the turmoil no special hostility to-
' ' Vd jthe. foreigner shoul be shown,
DISS Is an autocrat. PUl onn ui um , receiiuy uy ono wno nn me ciin
TOoat benevolent and enlightened of ted States and who resided In ('hur
' vhoni history bears record. It Is lotto ror some years. The statement is
. hardly for Americans to aid in sub-j true' of the entire piedmont region,
' stltutlngi for his rule a chaos by , especially when the salubrity and
- wfcfeh enormous losses would be vial'- healthfulness of the region are con
ed fipon their citizens and all progress sldered In connection with Its acres
' ' would be delayed. ' nihility to so many of the great cities
Whatever the Washington govern- of the North.
fnent's precise motives, Hmong which
I published report (hat the British
government has threatened to In
tervene should the United States not
take step for sffordlng foreign Inter
est protection In ease of need, the
maneuvers will have practical re
sults. The government slates that
'simple maneuvering for practice Is
tba chief objoct In view, and unques
tionably no army ever needed such
practice more than our army does nt
tht time. The assembling of :0.000
troops along the Mexico border means
that tiny units which hsve never
. learned to art together wilt be drawn
from too-numerous army posts all
over the country and place;! under
general officers who have had no op
portunity to command them hitherto.
Four armored crulners and 2,000 rn
lines complete the array. Tt la s pro
gram which compares for Importance
.and" dramatic finality with Prosldenl
Roosevelt's mu h-ciitlclsed byt abun
dantly vindicated plan of sending the
battleship squadron mound th" worM.
XOISI. AT XNiUT.
The lumbor;on HoliHiniuii utters
a most polite complaint regarding the
blowing of whiHtl'K on freight tratlna
passing through l.umbei ton ln-tn-cn
midnight and dawn It think thav
thl Practice l not confined to the
ftaoosaary xtatlon and danger signals
, vat inciuuea a mowing "unnecessarily
faud and long." Without desiring to
i provoke any reopening of the vexed
oottoa-mill whlU queatlvn, e be-
J
- ,;ar..la a position to render a real
grvfc to the nervous portion of the
' goaxmuaitie through which they run
br endeavoring to limit the noise as
much a possible. Tbe resulting ben-1
flg It WOUlO .accrue aut larltr
la mm a.d nt.ii.i-a. u'i.ii&
'tWi . i.
J . . ..
i w v iiki to ru-r to tne
' tnatlon of helpless and half-asham-
ad IrrlUtlOB nrodaced in tha
f th light-sleeping citU.n when his
. rest 1 broken about S a. m. by the
t fuwk at a' paasteg aatomobii. a
klagl warnmc blast la aot cktcutataA
' ti bnak big rent areatlr. bat whan
V ' " "r -
the f oa U ontiaii4 for th better
tt to a sleeo-kiile. . tV.'Wch "H for. but 'it mi loss M ptobaWi gtriotly Umlte
W. Nowthlr.ln7:4Em;'7 " Prolato a ; to hi ta-e
Vwrtdar. fca.a th'TTsOpl fth SlAUl, ad thl .11, " ' " . i W A.
X a rt of a block
r rtiarkabl Oeiaer,
t -luostlonad-laltta abAtit h.
-it.. .
i r -btva n wtnua vm aoswrar-tsMieng,
i violent aba of such praetlo la
; "r to reader fit abuser ridiculous.
t n u)tat5tial pleasur 1 derived Judgment Were tbr no Just--i
vanlenly eratlng a auisaaea, wsU-dead loaf an a iha h.at,.
i f 't ! thit li attt tsn t ihu
. . I , mW!J "i" " tbW
v. t "' I wad beyond
i U tv result of lack f
' good xcvr mow xooroi
-Taa Carthag Biad recently mad
trip of inspection through th aaat
ern paction of Moor county and ft
report of what wa a M Inspiring;.
Th iy-totaiT and ehraJe;
od of fow yaar ?ab ro Wln
don ay with.- It doolar, -and
now ordor of tUact bo oomo.'. A
ororroMtvo apirtt hM UM '- flm
wnp po f ejoii
ad tht y ftro roojwinf qoto ivpmont
undraaroed of ft fov yoft ago. Thf
old method of farming, irhen tho
tiller planted en the moon and trttaV
od ProvMeooe alone to fcrlnf the
harvest, haa given place to modern
and eclenUflo agricultura. Old di
lapidated buildings, unfit for human
habitation In many Instances, have
been succeeded by modem, eomfort
sbie and attractive homes, nicely
painted. The evidences of a careloee
and Indifferent life on the farms are
fast disappearing and one sees on
every hand the unmistakable signs
of thrift a-nd Intelligent labor."
It Is to be noticed that The Blade
kinds that where scientific agriculture
has been Introduced there has
promptly followed a betterment Of
home conditions. The old dwelling
houses mentioned ss disappearing
were not only vastly less sight
ly than those which have taken
their place but contained fewer com
forts and conveniences. When a
farming population falls to make
progress in the art of farming It
rapidly becomes dulled as to the
physical comfort of Its surroundings,
Converstsly, when farming la
being
im..rnvei ch season th farm-
k,.... ...loiriv vtii.iu the atlmu-
lua received. The situation in Moore i
could be duplicated to a greaUr or
I
less extent in every other county in
the State In which
agriculture haa
ben modernised-
There is another side to the picture
which gives Just as much encourage
ment as the improvement of living
conditions. The BlaJe uses the
sentences Quoted aa a text for a
ihi men withiic. iv.i.u "
advance is happily contagioui. One
A 1 I . . . 1, M. n I . . . . . , t
lUWllflnip l'nnoi limnn enun, wiuiwui
arousing the Interest of adjoining
townships: every county which makfx
nola,e etrldea stands aa an examplw
agile In their spread as evil, do nonn
the less manage to soak their way
thiouxh community after community.
If their path could be traced, the re
sult of a single example of this kind
would surprise even those who arc In
close touch with its beginning.
'
CHARLOTTE'S BEST ASSET.
i " hariutte's main agwet is ner cii-
'matn. Roues till Christmas and violets
all the year." ,Thla remark wbh made
Northern people are becoming In
creasingly , sensitive to cold. The
movement of population southward Ig
assuming nation-wide proportion
Tho piedmont region Is so situated as
to receive vast benefit from this
movement. On may leave Cliarlotti
at nlaht. take early breakfast m
Washington and be in ew Tork at
noon. In a few years there win lie
"a mile a minute" schedule all the
way, bringing fhsrlotte within ten
hours of Philadelphia and twelve
hours of New Tork City, one can
then condurt one's business In the
North and make one's home In Char
lotte. The fact Is. a month In a Florida
hotel no longer satisfies the city
strained man who has found out that
frpsh air and sunshine are things not
o he tHkrn In homeopathic doses
not to bp lived on, twelve months In
Ok- year.
Visionary T Well, wait and sne.
M'-anwhlle. level-headed business men
In I'harlotte. In all piedmont and ln
New Tork c'Hy are moving forward
wi.h development plans which can
have no other meaning. The pied
mont region Is surcharged with the
elements that go to make up health
ful, wholesome, happy kxIsi-ii- Our
neighbors in the North are jindlnx It
out,
With th county commissioners, the
im.trd of education, the agricultural ,
association, the good roads folks and '
he farmers' union all meeting In
Oxford on the same day, Granville'
rounty aat mut have had a severe
test or Its capacity for hospitality.
From all accounts It nobly sustained
aa anient and enviable reputation. !
One more our only living ex-Presl-
tnt has assumed the burden r.r
demonstrating verba Mv th t
mandments. the iWLraimt. r tj. t
. ' ....- i
p,nd,,nc hnA ther recondite docu-1
. In hi contlnent-wlde swing 1
totnA th ,H will he Interesting
10 BWhp flrn week of last
, F"mh y fcara,, r.y
I- .. """ 1 . "''-- . Si,-,-1
: T" Mw '""t legislation myj
g .g ta, . . I .... - it. a
. IT, C" "":,",,n flu",! .
" f9
the'Btal de-
aire.
--W think , that Trntoa,',isr. sH
tri eat was greatiw laktna in
ThlMM ..i it ..j 1
fk plwy that It had to run vr
b of Horth Carell' most useful
jpukll men la th pro of Itepr-1
TWOIXD EJS GQOX
' Taking1 notice of movement to
eliminate pre faulty "from, theatrical
productions. The Baltimore. Sua je
cails that there have been a number
of similar attamptf la the past, none
Of . which, has accomplished .material
results, and expresses - the ' earnest
hope, that the present agitation will
not share thi end Jt take the poslJ
Uon ' thai nrofanitv lends ' neither ale -
trajrc or force to tho Uoea ia which1? for the, doctor to m to case
ft occurs, that it is esseotlaliy repul
siva and that its loss would mean the
theater-going public' gain, v , There
can be e uetlon of the soundness
of this, position. Unfortunately, tbet
matter ia somewhat difficult to han-
die, The objectionable pbrase ia
promptly forgotten by the majority
of. the audlenoo ia the rush of the
play action. Wep-iatentloaad pl
wrlghta, managers and actors can do
much ia the direction of this reflning
etep, but to be effective It must be
supported by the public A tew vig
orous complaints coming from pa-'
Irons and properly directed would do
a world of good. .
While they are about the. matter
of eliminating profanity there is an
other blemish which might well be
banished st the same time. Very J
much too frequently especially in
productions designed chiefly to elicit J
laughter an otherwise clean scene Is
marred by the introduction of a
sentence or phrase which has most
objectionable references. We are not ,
speaking of the frankJy obscene en- i
trtalnmenta which masquerade
stuaiea in realism, ine one remeoy
for that evil is to force It from the
I boards by the starvation route--a
consummation apparently vnv dls
tant at thla lime. But in plays of
...
good tone and attractive construction
It Is not unusual for vulgarity to be
dragged In by the hair, as It were.
To remedy the defect will require
more than the pointing out of the
fact that th. habit is inimical to !
art. Along with the profanity Just
mentioned we should be rejoiced to
ate It banished from the stage.
THE TRIBUNE AMD THE HAWK.
' The Concord Tribune possesses the
' respect of the entire State press as a '
live, aggressive, fearless organ of
public opinion. How sad It la under
the circumstances to iearn that this
contemporary's entire force from
devil to editor is now in a state of
abject submission to a fear which is
more real than haunting. Judging
from ite own confession, The Tribune's
plant must be filled with wide-eyed
men who demean themselves as if
. ready to articulate "prisms , and
j prunes" most carefully at the v first i
I request. Thlft jlJnth. flfcrition, 4 j
, (lescrtocd in language wnicn may be ;
have
It appears that In tho oid daye
The Concord Standard possessed a
chicken hawk and rejoiced in the
Possession. A friend recalling this
fact recently presented The Tribune
with a specimen of that bird. And
now The Tribune is loudly calling for
aid In the management of its pet.
There Is rtot a man-jack In tht office
who can come within range of beak
or claw and escape unsaddened. Un
less relief he quickly found, we re
Kpectfully request General Ilnster
to mobilize a
sufficient militia force
to rescue our esteemed contemporary
from the clutche of its redoubtable
pet.
A Kentucky publicist proposes the
prohibition of hip pockets as the best
means to conserve human life in
face of the great slaughter going on
,. """go nong tno
numerous oriuiant laeaa Which won t
work nobody ever propounded this one
before.
The mass-meeting at which the col
ored people considered ways and I
means for doing their part in the j
progress of Charlotte Is not surprls- i
Ing, but is highly gratifying, all the :
j
The lirltish Secretary of War has
Indulged l a panegyric upon Amerl-
can i,..f th. ,i.h li u '
can beef. The Irish kickers could
secure as many affidavits in rebuttal '
as they Hnt. from the average Amer- 1
lean boardlng-hoUKe.
i Virginia, with ten Democratic Rep
i esentath vu, bldp fair to land three
chairmanships, while North Carolina,
also with ten of the former, gets but
one of the latter. Set the weather
signals for o.ualJs.
There are leS members of the
girls' poultry clubs In Buncombe
county. Those mountain people are
getting ready to eat fried chicken and
baked custard.
And now Bpokan. Wash., has. gr-
r''"t0(, ,wo mn wno wre ""plrln
to assassinate TafU Were they going
use wireless to accomplish their
"iooay endsT
,
11 our obervtlon that the coun-
r h for some tlm d.
" to b rW ? th ' BalliPter eon.
poveray" on almost any ttrmi. i. , -Jgg
y '"' ' """" V-'r?,.
f ''Wonder, did Senator Bailey ;,loa"iwo hundred andVilfty page of ad-
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I" ""' BBW pUPBaiB 1
TJta"oUr bf Hcator MinmonA'
To the Kdtloratjrb Observer! ' ; ',,,,.;
Critlfilani nr tijtnatnra in iiflin
td Indulged in unnecsartly7-A n-.
ator Is supposed to hve a right to
hi Opinion, and w would joe r
pwt for him if b did not hava Sen
ator Simmons voted with th majority
or n . nenata ana vowa mi -anij.
mehU, W should someumes want to
'plan ourselves in Ma, position nd
f th unjust. erlil'-'sm ra tn of.
DAILY 'PilTIl CHATS
'. ': i THE 1IVRRT Q&XJU
Too writer
was J ' medlct
(
friend's office the other day when a
S yoong . man 1 rushei ' n nrtth ft- hurry
of attempted sufcld. .,.1'aroman'had
'tried t pplsdn herself, and her hus
band 4iad dispatched! the youaf mad
for a doctor. -But tho excited men
aenger, when questioned, eould give ao
clue as to' the nature of the nolsom
and; the doctor was1 handicapped. For
In such -eases, tleje is the olemeat.
and, inasmuch a tho abvslclan .can
not carry tb 'antidot to every poison
In hla satchev, the chances are that
after; reaching the victim much time
must be lost In getting suitable anti
dotes from the drug store. . a ;
Here a life was Jeopardised by the
thoughtleaenew of those sending , in
tho emergency -call. Fortunately,' la
tnie instance; tbe pbyaiolaa nappenea
to carry along tho requisite antidote,
and was able to prevent death by the
carbolic acid route,, by the free vsa
of diluted alcohol. Had the poison
have been strychnine, however, the
woman's life would . probably have
been lost, for the doctor did not hav
any tannic acid In his grip, and no
drug store was near.
In nine cases out of ten the box
or bottle from which the poison has
been taken may be found and the
identity of the poison revealed. Ja
i -il w - -
tn0 po,aon conV6yea to the
physician along with the summon for
nl presence on the scene. Ih caso
or bottle cannot be found
nt th. commonA- naM. which every
tUUg ell W WC MMSft IBH" tea V 9 J IUVVH
Intelligent nerson should know. Co?'
boUo add. for example, leaves white
marks uoon the tonaue. Una etc:
' aaaantn .nA iflAtan tnllA ng fl jkga
ana vomiting: opium or morphine Is
' r .
" wvca w uivmi, uww w
evidenced by lethargy, perspiration
and contraction of the pupils. Strych
nine brings on twitching and spasms
of the muscles, together with flashes
of light before the eyes.
But not alone In poison cases is
1' to aii the doctor with In-
lifiiimiruu; iui ni iitn.i.. v v "
nature of the trouble In any emer
gency, be It hemorrhage, concussion
or what not, may enable' the man of i
m.Hirtn time and Ufa as
medlcine to sAve time and lire ax
When hurriedly called the physician
is always keen to get some informa-
tlo eoncernlns Vhe eaae before leav-
Ina- his office.
The writer anowa, a
vouna medico whose first call was
hurry call. A bullet-headed darkey
rushed Into the office and Implored
the young doctor, to come at once to
his dying brother. Snatching up ha,t
and satchel the physician Inquired as
to the nature of the trouble. "He any
he got pneumonia," was the reply,
"but he alnt got no more pneu
monia than I is. It's dem chltterllns
what he ct. The grocery man told
him dey wasn't right fresh, but he
say he don't cafe, he gwlne to eat
'em. anyhow.
THE BIXJj XTE VtMt,
Contributions Continue;
to Come la
"t"r"j T .i. 4-i,A,i.' rr.ftd -
ftoWal of the schools repotted
their Bill Nye day collections yeStef
day and as a result the JB1U Nye
memorial fund received considerable
Impetus. It Is confidently believed,
from the present outlook, that the
committee wa not disappointed In
pinning its faith to the appeal to the
public schools. Following are yes-
terday's contributions
Prevloualy acknowledged 783.54
Moore county
5.80
Hobewon county
6.67
Wake a 8j
lancoln county (Trinity) . . . ,
Plnctown school . (Beaufort
county) ,
Chatham county
Atkinson high scliool
White Oak Academy
.40
I
.75
.71
3.75
a.eo
7.68
2.11
Htitherfortl county
panJc,a hooi (Wncoln) . . .
cullowhee, Mate Normal and
Industrial
Woodstock school
(Hanson-
vllle)
Orange county school
..
Total
' PUT BY THE VhVrd.
Gertrude Bartlett, In Metropolitan Maga-
0h( Love, put by the flute!
Too slight the tender, liquid, strain
W hard W the April rain
Of wild white blooms, to voice the spell
Whereof our Hps ars muu.
Let organ diapasons tell
The music of the waves which roll
From that unfatbotned sea; the Soul.
o, Love, put by th nuts.
Tha flute, oh, Lore, put by! ,
For we unto the Wonder-strand
Are come from out tbe valley land,
. Upon the Great Adventure bound.
Here river reed notes die
Within the larger pulse of sound.
Lest, llst'nlng for the luring call,
We lo a. vaster rhythm's fall,
Tbe ftuU, dear bo'v, put by.
Put by the flute, on. Love!
And yet, so piercing keen the tone
Onc hear, in yon far vale, wind blown
Down that bright stream, whose brim
wa.iwia,' ' iW,.i . a ,;. ..-.it.
With laughter leaned above,. ,.J
The Joy thereof do we retain .
Among our mighty chords, that se
How sweet M youth an en may know.'
Put by ,lhe fiute, oh, Level
' v - " . T
Pending a Report.'
Greensboro Telegram, ., , V .
. Th magaaln postage rate wilt hot.
be Increased this. year. '' Instead ha
matter will be referred to a postal
commission for Investigation and , Its
findings will be reported to Congress
next Umbr. Ro the publlo, for- a
whll at least. Will Je abltf to get Its
nrty page or reaaing matter ana
ba.Mla mm aHMMthl r " n takaai aa M t M a.'T' . '-
7; r- lv' "rrrvmt.
, Meevlg I he fattea'AltMfi.-
fQreenahdro Tlraxvjf.4?i
, jne narem sairt 1 tne jatest -ana
It 1 being abused from- one eneV X
the country to th other by the mat
population. The t harem: eklrt,7 how
ever, Is no worse than the most of
th clothes womeft wear at th be
hest of those who fix the fashion. ,
' Oh! r.rt On, i ' .
ifsrahvlll Our Home.
- The Gypsies : will p!ae ' remember
that "In I'nlon there I strength and
move OH.. .1 , .; (',, ,,M
' 1 , Agreeing With) U.'
Open . opposition ' to commission
government .is not likely to manifest
Itself when that fight for it begins.
But there Is ttkeiy to be much under,
hand opposition' to ft, requiring con
etant . watchfulness to defeat. w4
EiChanga, WlUi jVlr1nuvK '
Nowbarn Sun, , '.. 1 i
The Vnrfotk Waters rommfnalon
hag asked tho WtsiattiVVof North
Carolina to pass an eaabung act, to
allow Norfolk to get tta water1 supply
from the Chowan mer ia uus ettae
li looks like; these two: States mlgnt
let each other have nquids on, an ex;
change' basis!
! ' Will Bo Vexed problem. v
Spartanburg Journal ...
One thousand year 'hence learned
men, political historians and students
of nsyoholosrr will stiU be writing
books la support of differing theories
as to why Coleman U Bleasft was in
A.' r. It 10, elected Governor of South
Carolina,
v A Booaflsful Failure. . ,
Spartahburg Herald, ' "
Spartanburg has made a failure of
her effart to have a smallpox eql-
t mir vm,tK 4vWkKVlv n. in thm
fact that the health authorlUes took
hold ot the situation vigorously and
the public Informed an to the danger
, co-operated with tbe board.
Oreatcat Of AIL
Greensboro Record.
, We talk about the great discovery
of tne telephone, wtreiosa telegraphy.
atrshloa and the rest, hut another 1m-
- - . g .
portant discovery is that from (0
iAfl ktiahla a aawk mo aVWart
200 bushels of corn can be grown on
an acre ot lan a. A tlV like this 10
or SO years ago would have been
hooted at, but it is as much of a fact
as these other discoveries.
Ono City On th Job.
Asheville Oaaette-News.
Now Is the time to nip the typrold
filly which is to say the common
house fly in the first atage of his
career. Cleanliness and sound aanl-
premlge, contribute most
thla ond.-Charlotto Observer.
ana Asneviuo nas an omciai - pip
Pfr"5 C-Ur .em?1 'rtnfi
pal business is to attend to the
de-
struction of muses, domestics.
Tho Corset Qaeatton.
Roanoke Time a
Five hundred women In Kalama
soo attempted on Monday to lynch a
corset manufacturer, pehaps It
would be a good thing for the sex
men would lynch every corset m.nu-
fnot.ir tn th. world and an cnt off
k .i Z
or aroaratua o7 whaSv.? It may be i
called. We suppose with the women i
and corseu It ia like men and liquors. J
As lonr as anv or tnem. are maae
ln" the same serlou trouble with thi
the
iUata-wld
prohlbUton laws. In
tho
large cities a Alabama 1 having.. It
UKalao evident that oany sincere pro
hibitionists of Tennessee watching tho
collapse of their theories after they
have been put Into pratelce, have lost
faith ia the proposition that an un
popular laws overturning the habit
and customs of a people, can bo suc
cessfully forced on thoee people by a
Legislative enacment. Tennessee
learning the lesson that Alabama has
learned. It is learning that local op
PN
Uon ia the tru solution of the issue
of regulating the sale of intoxicant
and of promoting temperance,
Merely Dldia't Take Colonel Bryan's
Order.
Fort Mill Times.
In The Charlotte Observer Bun
day ws note that Congressman A. F.
Lever of The Columbia district Is
referred to "aa a Democrat of Demo
crats." The last national platform of
the Democratic party, adopted at
Denver less than three years ago, de
clared that lumber should be on the
free Mat Mr. T.nvae did Ant- think an
4-25iand when the lumber schedule In the
Payne-Aldrlch tariff bill ' wa voted
j20 upon ln Congress M, Lever was on
ia 45, of tn few Democrats who re
fused to be governed by the party,
platform. In th Demccratlc primary
6830.13 ' last August a number of paper in
Mr. Lever' a is trie t svored him
heavily for what they termed his be
trayed Of the interest of his con
stituent and the party creed by vot
ing for a duty on f umber and there
are not a few who will wonder haw
The Observer manager to gauge Mr.
Lever "a a Democrat of Democrats."
Not So Bad After All.
Maxton Schottlsh Chief.
When some of th numerous news
papers ot Koberson want to' spank
us and look about for an instrument
of torture they usually fall back upon
the awful, truth that the editor off
the Scottish Chief did not have th
privilege ef first opening his eyes to
earthly scene upon the delights of
this a-reat county and state. Well.
from their point bf view, it Is to b
regretted, though really we never !
could . exactly feel the destructive 1
hforc of th uggetlon, a much
we are in love with our surroundings;
And at the worst, we couldn's help
It, not being In command of th sit
uation though 'a party to it, Howevwr,
we- did not begin sni lecture to com
oiain of our - nretnern ror maxing
uch 'a, grav charge, ut to say tha;:
thl not havlngVbeea born in mobesott ,
ha. not becom crime In th
o ouf legislator. Judging by the x-
flathanomce
Iat M.i.-.Aaa M-u. Mi''kiliM -haatK
and pastures green for th Saxon and
the 'Oreek.vAud ?wj.-lgin .to beltev
our mlsfortun niay, Hll be .jbertolcaK
XZ boraVi.v; 1
-,i;':To-t.: La'leramor.t;'-'i'X
New York Tl9iV''jS..1.'M)t.j
'. Jacob A. RII ha written thla letter
to C. H. ,Rixg. pf the. Bristol Conn.
Pre, denouncing ;4ha-'tbriUog of
president . Roosevelt? :V'vffe uMf.
VCear Sir -I regret that ther ar
so ma"hy-unlhtlllgent . people. In tht
country of oura How nw one can re
gard th resnlt'ot tM rlaotloiis; when,
half the country rose tip and "struck,
out for the very principles for, whloli
Mr. Roosevelt is contending, a - a
Medicine that aid nature Ire always
mat. successful.: Chamberlain's Coiiifh,
Remedy acta on this pla4 It loosens tbe L lot - mountain buckwheat in bulk. t rn
cetiKh, relieves the lunxa, ; opens i the! Vial - bargain In canned apples, t l.
"r-.'"" sua am nature In restorin'-: can t So each. They are nice and (rood.
restoring
! 1 1
Aa' ; adertisaaaaav-;' la-". V7
ia. thla eolnaa at
A, lata H tm eeata a Ca of
r etc words, a ad sake f o V
less thaa aeata caah " It
" -iTYour ad will finr3 the xiglii ? people) .becaiwtho
right people are looting over tiiese coluiims for 'job
artisfi'rieiit 7out stoir; Win betolri 'tovff000
readers if H is tiete. i i'"
F WAHTKfa'
WANTKBTon to aaaw w will do Tear
W" aiini a ur vxesps shummw, v,
O. ; Jarreif liahtoaOa, rTX h
WANTOB-W aiea to 49 year old at
wiao, xor eieevto rauwav notormn ana
ovnauctors; w to kjob a month; no ax
perienoa neubssarr: ait atrikai writs ha.
BMdiately far application blank. Add) ess
aiiectno,- care oasarrer,
wanted -Toang man for newspaper
wars collector, solicitor, etc., must
be live, enerxetio and wlUInx to toxin on
anaat salary. Aooreee in own nana
writing, "Mewspaper." . . . .
WANTED At once, Inside wlreman. Few
weeks work, union ' scales. Anslr
Boutnern cotton OU Co. ,
WANTED i connection with pro fres-
alve Old Line" Insurance oompaay.
'Progressive.'' care Observer..
WANTCD Tounx men and ladles te
learn teleKraphy. We are reeelvlnx
more calls for our graduates than we
can suDDiy. cnarioue xe errannv Mnooi.
Charlotte, N. C.
WANTED Position as harness-maker.
Pher lust out of business collese. Ad
dress care Obsberver.
WANTBD Position aa harness maker.
IS years' experience, bv sober and ra.
liable man. Address "Harness," care
Observer.
WANTED Table boarders. Xxcsfieat
fare. Also couple for front room. Close
In. Phone tin.
WANTEI For Immediate delivery, 1,000
yards of creek sand. George Stephens,
American Trust Co.
WANTED Position by man, age twenty
seven, married, of sober habits and sev
eral year experience m book-keeping.
Necessary reference. W. M., care Ob
server. W!lTf7Tfev J, th2 am
. r- "eourtty twenty-five .thousand dol-
"are worth uptown business property,
J - -
WANTEr,At 0BCa; tw0 faJ
m ,. l
South Carolina, " None but eXpeifTeneea
men need apply. State age, experienca.
apd reference. Ahren Bros Wholesale
Druggi8tf.-.,WJllngten JI.-C- .- ? " -
won Mls.
FOR 8ALB Underwpod typewriter, praa-.
tlcatly new. Prlcf $56 caah. G. D.
Bradshaw, Buford hotel.
FOR SALE Office furniture. Including
Small Iron- safe, Oliver typewriter and
table, shelves and other articles, all In
flrst-clasa condition. Call at No. 14
Realty building. -
FO RSALE Twenty SOO-pound steer.
Been fed ninety days. In fine
shape. Come se them, or make an offer.
Riverside Farm, X. A. Harris Brow
Proprietors, Fort MIU. 8. C.
FOR SALB-tWO acre beavy hardwood
Umber near railroad, $10 per acre for
quick sale. H. W. Dysart, Marion, N. C.
FOR SALE-JO to 60 bushels elay mixed ,
blow at htm hag always been a pusxl
to me. "
"About the result In. New Tora
there ia Jut thla to ay, that bt for
Roosevelt going, in where h kaowd
feat was coming tno majority against
the Republican tiekats' would, hava
been like tbe old Cleveland majorltle
300,000 to 100,000, and It would have
been a th OS.OOtt wa now, a rebuke
to the gang that .apposed Hughe and
traded In vote a in cattl. th very
gang which Mr. Roosevelt mahd,
"I was abroad! during tho campaign
and knew nothing? of hi ?atemperat
language,' but 1 read the newspaper,
and the lying they did waaenoa;
to provoke an honest man to worn
thing , than language, - howgygr
strong The lie were paid for, :i Of
coure, 'by the moneyed lntereta, ' hy
Wall Street. The atarted th 'drun
ken' li,,)too, aa I happen, to. know,
for old General Howard hot long bo
rer his death wrote to mo that ;two
Wall IbVeet acquaintance had assur-
ken'
ed him that ,'th. nremaent tKooae-
,velt) ;iva drunk vry , night
fU UIS
nia) Tf vau can nut ma on
,1.-. ..i, e anvftna hvulatln these
atorla voa will b rendering a! er
vice, to vour day. Th devila!
- "Roosevelt drink Just about as
much a Lyman Abbott, and th Lord
ha roared him the. grief .th .ylla
slanderer hunt in his family, circle.
r7" .t a'nv
- '!,. Mtntl across with
fLfJaK
fjlaftTi
Tf .JUdga., i ?''!- M -yfM-
NEW 4 AND . NICK. 1UPB ,TOMATOr:3,
squash, green peppers, green cabbage,
cucumbers, spinach, green onions.
:l( 41 f
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tivrt
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tha (eiepbona juTfewtorr yoa
caa teJephoaa itoa. want
a4 19 aa4 a 3 arCl
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easteet. i 1
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pea Srffj M "bushel soeckled at UN
f o.bW. I Whetstone, North, a. C.
;ftMt RErnf,
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FOR RENT trge toon t wita board.
Phone , Mfct, tK -) v - -, , M , V
, ', ,.;,, ..I,,. ,Mi,a.;,t.,.ia,.i
FOR RE NT Fu rnisk d apartment at Ne.
S Camegia Court. Apply to George Ster
phens. Aaerlcaa buildings ; s , 'J
51 SCKIXATTEOUa.
COTTON and Fruit lanOalOl acres wtU
. grdsr oottoa, pea oh; H mile from good
town: 10 per acre. UO aorea fine land for
oottoa, fruit or general . farming,' l , mile
from station, gtt per aero. g,Q0t aares on
railroad, fine oottoa and peach land, tu
per acre. S.00 ftcren, excellent oottoa land
on reJlroady In the peach settles ef Moore
county. X per acra C. X. Smith, Aber
deen, K. C 'i'.
SHIP typewriter all make for repair
by factory expert eat iafaetion guaran-teed-JONKIJ-The
TypAwrlter Nan. Chart
letta K. C - . .
DO TOTJ WISH, TO OO ABROAD r
"The Ubby Tours" are uneqoalled, Our
claim based on unassailable faots. Our
eo-operatlve systeat gives more at lower
coat thaa any other. Every comfort pro
vided, educational feature ' l tressed,
membership limited.-- European tours IS
to tHS. . everything ineiuaea, wientai
trip, starts Jun Includes Spain, Italy,
Oreeea. Egypt, Palestine. Turkey, and
the Balkan countries, $737. ' Extension,
the continent and British Isles, t).
Around the world, ttll Decidedly to
your Interest to make our acquaintance
before Joining any party. Send at once
for literature. Prof arthur S- Llbby,
Spartaaburg, 8. 0.
UNITED STATES Postofllce and Court
house. Charlotte, N.'C, Offlos ef tjue
todlan. March 8, 191L Sealed proposals
will be received at this building until a
o'clock p. ra., March JO, 1SU, for furnish
ing fuel, lights, water, Ice, miscellaneous
supplies, washing towels and hauling
ashes, for this building during the fiscal
year ending Juno M, 1913. or such por
tion of the year as atay be deemed ad
visable. The riarht to reject any and at
bids Is reserved by the Treasury De
partment. J. B. Spence, Custodian. -
I7S.00O Town pf Thomasvnis, N. O, Bond
i - - .a . sm. rn ..4.
of .th .ttwxunt, TJioanjMtTft'JSr,.' iBO.na
Issued by, the eald town for -waterworks
and-jraaMf: head
twit usi on rhonsand
Ar.la dauuntni.
and tie beAr dkM orAPrtM; TW-afi t
ma for thirty , year from issue gnd t
bear iaterest at- flva preentut Vpaxvaar.
auia,'. interest payabla-cthr first -dajj ,
of Jun and December of each year Bldg
to be accompanied by a deposit of 1 pee
cent to be returned if Md ia vat accepted
and to be applied pn prlca If accepted,
Bonds to be coupon bonds. Bids to b
filed with the sayor of the town and
will be opened by 'the board .of alder
aten, at th mayor's office ln said tow v
on the 15th day ef March, Kit. at 10
o'clock. .The right to reject any or 4
bids 1 reserved. . Bid may be for whole
or any part ef Issue. A' H. Regan, CTefk;
w. O. Borgtn. Mayor, Tbomaavine,
AGNT8 WANTED.
WANTED Liv man or woman for work
at hone paying to M per day, wtjh
opportunity to advance. Spare tlm can
be need. ' Work aot difficult and require
ho experience. Universal House, 1013 Area)
ktrast, PhJladalphia,
T
oheeao fresh. - Call earty. JNO.
flMlTH. Phones VSS and H30 .
THTB GEM HOTEL AKli CAtJF-TOV
data dining room, seating 1M persona,
Lunch counter uncquald -- n Bputh.
, Conveniently-located en Sotk Tryea
treat, btrictly ,Buropy; U ,
rn - t,T-.DlljWORTH HOMB.
is: t
ta..
It
inth a mum. mndarn. tl n: earner
and Cedar,' nor JB. th, rooms, p, n
' Clarkaon, 5; Dilworth oottag. li to
lit W; Palmer street. It to M N. tJol
lego, tt; house for eoloTed people, tn
very! -Mt la tha olty. ILJIto U pet
week-f of the Jufnjahed. gad are
first '-Iaa--iHt - Il- ffiBBaJUWH. , a
Trrea at. , rnone M4. - ..-t ' i,
OR BALE-wRBBHHI -fTONR IKf
lse uitablef for aU gvade concrete.
J-ork. Will fluote you delivered JPcee v,
r wagon ef care oa application. TRED ,
OUVS8. Chartotta H. C- rt?;. .
- Lt- " .aa iiiJii.a.d.iaafaa.aakaaaaVi .
wbdnb-Dat- ,wl - skli. laro
Is cans tomatoes at o. I lb. best
: she ri.eo. g large aana evaporated
adlk Se. I aaa krant a. ,l lb, can
syrup psaobM tt. lb. aaagHo. Good
SPECIAL KICB1 LOT BWEBT, JUICT . '
Florida oranges -H-peolal low prlca S ,
-. Nice crap fruit, four for Hc, W'K
keep no bpoks hire no collector, los
nothing la bad account 4 a 10-fear-old , '
boy ha ns enough to see that we .
- caa sell lower thaa credit stores. W '? -
stand . between th peoplor and hi ' ;
-price. BRUGES I OOV m Wm ' f
.iTad.; -ft- HiiBC'P'- l- ry j
ANOTHKB ' SHlKktENT OF 8HOKEB A
Flnnoa haddlesv the finest fish on th
aiarlret for creamingv. ! Also a fresh lot v r r
of smoked Halibut. Another hlpment ''
, f ' Frankfurter a goos liver .aauaasa,
Bologna, to- fresh thl n aseralng. , ,
. MILLKR-YAN KEHS CO... f i :
iNVEsnaATiovr-civru wbim inal .
4 and oommeroiai ease aandled wnn se
' orecy and . dispatch. :- Correspondence
tlnvlteA -.BRANCH'S ; DSTBCTiVal
T AGBNCT, First National Bank build-
ing. Charlotte, X. a Phona tug, . '
BTATIfiXinRTi OS"
rrr t r .TW--irii.mW i
. vnu vriti vstt want til
best stationery
that can ba hd and -vott can and just
th kind that - wiU please you at our
Store, . Look Xh assortment ever sad
. you'll be suia to buy. JAfl, P. 6T0WB
j CO., Phone IT knd tit. - - - ,
BACKACHE. 7 RHEUMATISM,. BLKJP- ,
y;VVtBSWWI ..,', 1' ,'
Result from ' fl isordered kidneys, Tolay I v
Kidney Fill bav belped-tbarAthy Will ,
help you. Mm. J. B. Miller, jnaousa. i
N. T-, says. "For a mg tlm . urf.rTl''
d with kidney troubl a rbeumatlarn. . '
ad severe bac names ana lew SUl plsy. ..-t
ed out.- Alter ta King two nottit or Jo-'
ly Ut'.nr Tin mr baekacb I g-e
and where I used to ' Ilk awake witj
rheums lo pains I BOW Slee Is eomfort" . :
Foley Kidney- rills sre-reliable remedy
f ,r barhacbe, rheumatism and urtnxry
Irn-T uiarltiea They sre teal In act- 1,
(liiick In results end afford a pre--t 1 ' I
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