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GRAHAM, N. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBEK 27, I90JL
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I (offend for foarmonfit with
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pfrnixj. wtltfilM mafljraiM IWnmfl
to reUere, and hmag aiy appetite
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ity. Uthiwweeki I loat fourteen
poonda d Beth and felt that I moat
find apeody relief to regain my
health. .Having heard Wine of
Cardai praised by several of. say
frienda, I Mat lor a bottle and was
certainly very plnaaed with the
leaotts. ; Within three: day my
appetite returned and my (tcsnach
troubled me so toore. - I eoold
digest ray food without difficulty
end the . semmnrm wfadoaDy
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her fuattiona without difficulty
and I am once more a happy and
well woman. "'" '-' '
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Washington Letter.
Wahhihgiom, D. C, OcL 20, 1901
senator bormAn spept a few
hours in Washington to-day and the
representatives of the Democratic
press flocked to him for predictions
wnich they hoped would gladden
ne nearts of their editois, but the
Senatorwas extremely conservative
in his statements. "I cannot tell
you any more about than you know
yourself" he he said, "There is ap
parently an apathy throughout the
country and men are attending
strictly to their business and saying
ooming. ret the registration
those cities where it has been held
is larger tban ever. What does
all mean ? I have never yet "bee
4 C I i , .
iu uuu a man wno could ac
curately feel the public pulse under
these conditions. I do not know
rhow it is going to turn out but lam
confident there are going to be some
tug surprises. Whether it will
um other side that will be surprised
or whether it will be our side I can
not telL And I don't think any
one elee can tell you either. Four
years ago about one-third of the
Democratic party went over to the
other side and some 7,000,000 votes
were polled. Where are these
Democrats now ? Have they gone
back and what does the big registra
tion mean? There are exceptions
to all rules and this may be an ex
ceptions, but no one can tell what
the result will be."
Surprise is expressed that the
President should have had to order
Secretary Taft, of the War Depart
ment, to the isthmus of Panama to
pacify the Panamans. This order
is regardad as certain evidence that
Minister John Barrett has not been
telling the whole ttuth to the news
papermen when he has declared
that there existed no friction b
tween the Republic of Panama and
the United States. The truth it
that the tariff of this country is go
ing to make trouble with Panamans
and it is doubtful if even "the great
pacificator," Secretary Taft, can
persuade the people of Panama that
it is to their interest to have the
Dingley tariff law enforced at each
end of and all around the canal
zone. However, the promised visit
of the Secretary will probably poet-
pone any outward show of dissatis
faction on the part of the Isthmians.
until after the election and that is
the most of the administration with
regard to all things now, "keep
dark until after election."
it
By his latest public speech Judge
Parker has made it plain that from
now on the great issue of the cam
paign will be anti-imperalism .
Many of the candidate's friends and
advisors believe that there are issnes
which would be more profitably ex.
nllted but Mr. Parker is a sincere
man and is unwilling to advocate
policies in which he has not the ut
most faith. He has rendered un
possible any active tariff reform
earn paign by bis announcement that
the Republicans will inevitably con'
trol the Senate throughout the next
presidential term so that no changes
in the tariff unacceptable wuew-
nublicana could be effected, even i
he were elected. He has, by his
speech of acceptance, shown a dis-
Knatinn to adv radical anti-trust
mnuit although be would
doubtless do all in his power to con
trol the great aggregations of capital,
and now he has shown greater en-
thufdasm in his denunciation of the
nn-American policy pursued by the
present administration in the rTiilip
pioes than on say other iesoe, so
the Philippines it will doubtless
have to be.
The most encouraging reports
.. at.
mt). Washington reraramg
Bryan's work in Indiana. Itisss
perted that be has saved his party at
least 10,000 votes among vote who
have voted for Watson, or
Debs, or remained sway from, the
noil, had not the eloquent Nebraska
come among tnem ana -
that, while Parker was not original
ly "bis kind of a man" bs was a
rut improvement over Boosevelt
U i, also believed that West Vir-
.. a .-I A thMM
nia wiH ro DenMeratie ana
v-lmimUt retarded se
lUftH s -- .
differ! to w
ITof the country and these States
ddd to the solid Booth do not ag
te enongh elsctotal wtss to la
V&Z: - Kv 42 votea
nM lMBWGnw -J
n.lwAaravlA Set tbOSS
;r- - .1- Hwbkas that
the
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TfcnKKtWnfrtbey can
fully solve.
' r.u, ui t eridepces of Ulaooey U is to cum a- w.
vnTaffort biSrW. rig-tars is on each; box.
"big Suck
rifle practice to the oridinary citi
xens. Volunteers, it is urged, must
be relied upon in time of war to
supplement very largely the stand
ing army and for that reason every
man should know how to shoot and
straight Congress will be beceiged
with petitions, during the coming
session, for appropriations for es
tablishing rifle ranges, loaning army
rifles to military schools, establish
ing thooting galleries and providing
instructors, not only for the militia
but for rifle clubs which will be or
ganised in all parts of the country if
the present plans are carried into ef
fect. Such preparations tor war af
ford little ground for faith in Pres
ident Roosevelt's peace pretensions
but the public may get some fun
out of the proposition and a certain
amount of that open air exerciw
of which the President is such an
advocate and these are pratically the
grounds on which he pretends to ad
vo ate the plan.
Ranaom at Home.
Baleigh Correspondence.
Talking with State Auditor Dix
on, who returned yesterday from
Northampton county, where he at-
tended the funeral of the late Gen
eral Matt. W. Ransom, Dr. Dixon
said to this writer :
''There were two things that sur
prised mej: First, the large, very
large, number of negroes who at
tended the burial of General Ran
som, and who displayed their grief
on the occasion. Second, I was not
prepared to see the home of the
dead soldier and statesman so mod
est an affair. He was wealthy and
able to have provided himself with
a fine mansion and all the conven
iences as well as comforts of life.
looked to see a fine old country
mansion, with all the belongings.
Instead, there was the modest old
home, a basement and one story, of
ancient design and lacking the re
pairs and paint brush that would
greatly improve its looks.
l was reminded or an occasion
when General Ransom drove into
Jackson during court week not long
ago, in an old work-a-day suit ol
c'olhes, and driving a third-rate
hone to a dilapidated buggy.
'A friend said to him : Why,
General, why don't you get yon
better team and lig ? You are well
able to drive the best of turnout and
fioest of horse.' .
" Because it is not necessary, nor
desirable, replied General. Ransom
What would I took sad Ileal ike
driving into town hers with and be
side my old friends and neighbors
with a fine rig and team f No sir
I am one of you. have the right
to drive just as poor a bone as any
of you.'"
And so it was with the great man
all the time. He was Democrat in
principle and practice as well as in
politics.
When in Washington and New
York, be could, and did, , dress as
handsomely and go in as good style
as say of his oolleagues. He was
in Rome and be did as the Romans.
Bat at house -that was- different
His neighbors and 'long-life friends
did not sport broad cloth on the
bum. No more did be. . Ha did
sot wish to provide agolf that fine
elotbes might have made it difficult
to bridge, and caused them to be ill
at ease in his presence. I
la the Senate, at the big official
and social functions at the national
capital, there was no knighUier or
courtlier guest tban the senior Sena
tor from North Carolina.
Lochia w. or tetanus, is caused by
bacillus or germ which exists plen
tifully in street dirt. It is inactive
ao lone as exposed to the air, but
when carried under the akin, aa in
the wounds caused by pcreossioa
caps or by rusty nails, and when
lbs air is exeiuoea ine germ w nw
d to activity and produces the most
indent - poison known. These
germs may bs destroyed and all
danger of lockjaw avoided by apply
ing Chamberlain's Pain Bala freely
as soon as the injury is received.
Pain Balm is an antawptie and
caoaea cut, braises arid like injuries
to beal without maturation and in
one-third the time required by the
uranl treatment It is for sale by
the J. C Simmons Drug Co.
.j
- Hereafter parsons who enlist is
nilitary eomraies in this StsU
wiH undergo a medical anrssnina.
m. No persons frill bs enlisted
under 21 years of age and those be
tween 18 sad 21 must show written
consent of psxents.
eaMaaMae
Taks Laxativ Bromo Quinine
Tablets. AS druggists refund the
if it bus to cure. w.
Heme
The tariff question is a business
proposition that coooerns every man.
woman and child, for it taxes the
average home $110 a year, or more
than one-tenth of the average family
total income. There is an average
of one and one-eighth-tenths ear
ners in the average home Thete
contribute thirty days' labor each.
or fifty-four days labor a year to the
tariff-tax collectors. If this $110
went as honest taxes to our govern
merit to meet necessary expenditures,
and no fault would be found,
though the tax would be considered
extremely high. But only a very
small part of this f 110 can be class
ed as legitimate taxes. By far the
greater part goes to million sad bil
lion dollar tariff trusts and monopo
lies, which thrive now as never be
fore in this country. These greedy
trusts levy a tnbvte of 194 a year
upon the average home,' while the
government collects a tax' of about
115 a year in tariff taxes; the collec
tion last year amounted to $3 49
per capita, or 116.52 per family of
4.7 persons. Do the heads of these
17,000,000 families, knowingly and
willingly donate 194 a year td the
hundreds of trusts T Do they love
these trusts mora than they lore
their wife and children 7 ' If not,
why should they vote to give this
ninety-four dollars to trusts that do
not need it rather than keep the
ninety-four dollars for their own
families who do need itf An extra
$94 a year would mean much to the
average family io the way of better
food, clothing and education. A
vote for the democratic party means
a vote to dispense with this addi
Uonal tax.
Report
of the
Tieaaarar ' of the
Daltea States-
Waaanipallaateh. , , .
Ellis H. Roberts, Treasurer of the
United 8tates, has submitted to Sec
retary Shaw the annual. report on
the Uansactiobt of . the Treasury
during the fiscal year ending June
38jr 1904. The net ordinary reve
nues are shown to hare been $540,
631,743. a decrease of $19,746,925
at compared with 1903, and the net
ordinary expenditures $582,402,321
an increase of $78.303.314.. In the
receipts the principal falling off was
$23,205,017 in customs, while in
the disbursements the important in
crease were fl4.zsi.440 in commerce
and labor, $60,788,580 in the Treas
ury, snd $20,338,067 fcr the Navy,
Unusual expenditures were $50,000,
000 on account of the Panama canal
and $4,600,000 loaned to the Louis
iana Purchase Exposition Compny,
which latter has now - been nearly
all paid, , But for these the recorded
deficiency of $4170,571 would
been changed to a surplus of $12,-
829,428. .
Railroad Caalflre I be Paat Tear.
Waahlneloa Wasatch.
A report issued by the Inter-State
Commerce Commission on 13tb
shows that the number of casualties
to persons on railrcads in the United
State during the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1904, was 55, 130. compris
ing 3,787 killed and 51,343 injured.
This shows a large increase. The
total number of collisions and de
railments was 11,261, involving $9
383,077 of damage to ears, engines
snd roadways. - This is an increase
of 648 -aollisions and derailment.
The ea entities ware an increase of
233 killed and 5,366 injured over
the preceding year., . "
The question has been asked la
what an Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets auperior to the
ordinary cathartic and brer pills?
Our answer is They are easier and
mors pluses nt to Uke and their ef
fect is so rentie and so arreeable that
one hardly realises that it is produc
ed by a medicine. Then they- not
only DOT9 the bowels but improve
the appetite and aid the digeeuon.
For sals by thsJ. C. Simmons Drag
Co. . . ..... -,.-, ; ." . . .t '
Itaj. J. 1L Crenshaw, a successful
planter of Wake county, baa given
$500 towards the erection of the
Wake rarest Alumni Building. -
If you ever 'took De Witt's Little
Esny Kisers lor DUioosoess or
stipstios) you know what pfa pleas
ure la. These famous little pills
cleanse the Brer and rid the system
of all bile without prododng wo-
pleaaant effect. They do not gripe,
sicken or weaken, but pleasantly
give tonic and strength to the tissues
and organs of the stomach, Brer and
bowels. Sold by the J. C. Sim
mons Drug Co.
Obe L. Davit wss shot and killed
bylL C Grubb, a distiller living
Hew the Tiweta Strike Every
la the Ceaatry.
Lexington.
March Onrollaa Dealed Bebearlea; la
BowaOaae.
Wuhlnrtoe fpecfcO. nth. to the Baleica
roab
North Carolina will not get a new
hearing in the South Dakota bond
suit sad will have to meet the judg
ment of lhe Supreme Court of the
United States, or all her interest in
100 shares of the capital stock of the
North Carolina Railroad Company
will be sold at the east door of the
capitol builling in this city next
January. Such is the result of the
decision of the Supreme Court of
the United States this afternoon, de
nying a motion on behalf of the
State 6f North Carolina for a rehear
ing of the case, Theie was no
written opinion, snd Chief Justice
Fuller msde known the denial of
the motion by oral announcement
A most interesting feature of the
crse is that John G. Carlisle, the
former 8peaker of the House and
Secretary of the Treasury under
Cleveland, represented the State of
North Carolina, and it was the dis
tinguished Kentuckian, now resi
dent in New York, who msde the
motion for the re-opening of the
. The petition of re-bearing
was signed by him alone, , and the
names of the Attorney General and
the three attorneys employed by the
Governor to present the case toj the
court at the two previous hearings
were not put down as oounseL ' It
ass not until to-day that Mr. Car
lisle's connection with the case be
came known, although be filed his
petition lor re-hearing on the 7th of
this month. The document is con
sidered a very strong one snd com
ment to this effect wss mads around
the court to-day. Mr. Carlisle is
considered one of the foremost law
yers in the world, and only appears
in very Urge cases.
The amount which North Caro
lina will have to pay is $25,000 and
interest What arrangements will
be made for the payment are yet to
be determined, but it is safe to say
that the SUte will not allow the
railrokd stock to be sold..
Do They Pay for Proteocloa T
The New -York American on An
gust 20th published an . astonishing
story concerning the contributions
of the trust to the campaign fund of
lbs Republican party. That news
paper asserted, upon what it claim
ed was unquestionable Republican
authority, that tbs Standard oil
company bad donated $1,000,000
and J. Pierpont Morgan bad given
$250,000. It also announced that
the members of tbs Union League
Club, of New York bad contributed
$100,000 to the fund.
In regard to these trust oontri
botions. alleged to bare been made,
the American quotes its informant
assaying:. -r. , . . d
"Morgan's enmity to Roosevelt
ended with the sppointment of bis
banking firm as fiscal agent for the
purchase of the $40,000,000 of
the Panama CanaL ; The $750,e
000 pledged by the Steel and Iron
Trust wsa not difficult to exact al
ter the Chicago convention, with the
approval of the President, promised
no tinkering with the tariff except
byitoWends. ; ; A
Mr.
WMMasbeJM Aarta ef
Wm. J. Bryan addressed a large
out-door meeting In Elm Park this
afternoon. Having been in trod oe-
ed sa "tbs man who would some
day ' bs President of the United
States," Mr. Bryan said that he us
ed to think be would be President,
and that be would be the Moses ef
tbs Democratic party. "But I do
not think so, now." be said.
Moses, yon know, was slow ef
speech, and the Lord selected Aaron
sa bis speech-maker. . I believe that
am the Aaron rather than the
Moses of Democracy. I am willing
te bs the Aaron of the party, if our
Moses, who baa been aa alow of
speech, wiH but lead the peopls oat
of the wilderness " '
There is nothing tbs thoughtful
voter should investigate so closely
at the govmiuncot expeoditnrts and
receipts. Tbs Roosevelt ad mi nistrs
tioaand tbs Republican Congress
seem perfectly reckless about how
tbs tax payers' money is expanded.
White under tha last year of the
last Dsraocratia smimat ration fha
Army sad Navy coat $52,000,000,
the present expenditures for those
purposes are costing $237,000,000.
' Kt.-Rrinkley House, a Wake
county fiumer, was seriously wound
ed and his two mules killed at the
railroad erossktg near Method. I
thePartjr-
The Peculiar
E have little to fear
cause NO SINGLE
ade our coast Our
produce would sustain
in warfare. On the other hand, a
stance, would be required to guarantee a food supply to England.
The naval protection of the
marine. The mercantile marine
navy, because every nation's ships
England's other chief difficulty
coal supply.
Wo are fortified also by a system of quick dispatch. At a critical
moment A RAILROAD HAN might render greater service in
moving a great army than a commanding general in the field. light
ing in Cuba was no comparison in
rasiness management of the war
OUR NAVY IS NOT AS
BE, and ww should be progressive. We will expend $400,000,000
for the completion of the isthmian canal and require $300,000,000
for protection forts, battleships
WK NtIO TO SRI NO THE
THE PSOPLE. MAKE IT A
GRADUATE OF ANNAFOUS TO
NAVY AS FOR MEN NOT FROM
ARMY.
Technical schools should be
Annapolis in training men for wsr.
Women Control the Stage
a? WntOM
Ml
"OMEN CONTROL THE STAGE, AND THEATRIC
AL MANAGERS RECOGNIZE THAT FACT AND
CATER TO IT. In
dear, I have tickets for such a play on a certain night,"
and bis wife is delighted at the chance to go to tha theater, but in
this country it is different The women say to their husbands, "Don't
come horns tonight without tickets for tha theater," and they don't
If a play is a success, then it must be s success with the women.
If women make the stage A DUMPING GROUND FOR DI
VORCE OOURT8 AND THE PRIZE FIGHT, then they sas
the means of driving artists from tha stage, for the stage presents
only sueh plsys as are acceptable to women. The men are too busy
with commercial interests to give their attention, so the standard of
plays rests with the women. It should have A HEALTHFUL,
NORMAL TONE, for the stage is a mirror reflecting tha emotions
snd passions of the world. ;
The theater can't bs restricted entirely to plays that sn suitable
for a fourteen-year-old girL THE PROBLEM PLAY 19- A
GREAT THING, BUT IT SHOULD NOT BE BEEN BY
ALL, IT 18 FOR THOSE "WHO HAVE PROBLEMS W
THEIR OWN LIVES.
Evils of Modern Society
And Their Correction
r John a. lohc
HE real truth is not that
preoepts of Jesus, but that IT HAS NEVER REACHED
THEM in their height or depth. Ws have never attained
to the perfect practice of that simplest Christian role to
love those that Lata us, to love our neighbor as cmrselves, to be purs
in spirit I:
Brutalities sad erimes, drunkenness snd misconduct are not eon
fined to tha lower classes, but they break out among young man and
women who have had tha opportunity of benefiting by our boasted
education. .
THERE ARE CORRUPTION, MISERY AND EMMZZtEMENT RV
OUR PURUC SERVANTS. THE SACRED Tit OF DOMESTIC UFE
ARE DISREGARDED. THE TEMPLE OF THE LORD IS INVADED BY
SURE BIRDS OF PREY, WHO SHOULD RE WHIPPED OUT OF IT
WITH LASHES OF SCORN.
To correct these evils k our work. Tha remedy is not in tbs effort
of labor or capital to promote its materiel interests; it is not in the
fforte men make to better their eonditioM by t
cation. These things wiH, under natural laws in a free country, work
out their only salvation.
THE VITAL NEED IS THE REUOiON OF MSUSl IT IS CHRIST
IN THE INDIVIDUAL MAN. REVERENCE FOR THE GREAT FUNDA
MENTAL PRECEPTS OF THE MASTER, THEIR INCORPORATION
INTO ACTUAL DAILY LIFE AS CONTROLLINO SPRINGS OF ACTION.
JAPAffS RELATION TO THE PHILIPPINES
. y BARS KSSEKS. Jsjaat fsrssatst LtSal AsjtfesrRy ' ?
IAPAN Is s small country with s large population, and if
wa can manufacture
things necessary.
ceedingly prosperous
REACHED THE
PRODUCTION. Tha question with us is, Can the Philippine Is
lands produce s sufficient quantity of those RAW inaterials to war
sunt as act only in increasing tbs capacity of our nulls and in build
ing new ones, but in snaking soma reciprocal arrangements with the
United States which would give a PREFERENCE to tha products
mt the Philippines over those of Java, Borneo, Sumatra and other
tropical oriental oountriea.
The Philippine Islands haw
sad out of tbs MflOOflOO acres of
sawrrrnission states that only about
ferently farmed. whOo from mr
should say that NOT MORE THAN ONE-THIRD OF THE
LAND OCCUPIED BY FARMS 13 NOW BEING CULTI
VATED. " : - ; '
IT troubled with a weak digestion
try Chamberlain's Stomach . and
liver Tablets. Tbey -will do you
good. For sale by the J. & Sim-
Drug Co. j
At Durham Monday sight a week
at mid-aight the police force, head
ed by the mayor and chief of police,
raided three blind tigers and captur
ed "three two-horse loads of whisk
ey and beer." Only on
arrested.
Strenitth
Of the United States
CBOaCS W. MELVILU
from Europe in naval warfare, bo-
POWER could sucoeeefully block
commercial reserve and ability to
this nation for an indefinite period
portion of the British navy, for in
British is too small for its merchant
k disappointing as an auxiliary to a
are manned partly by aliens.
would result from sn inadequate
(
importance to the problem of the
with 8pain. '
STRONG AS IT OUGHT TO
and soldiers.
NAVAt SERVICE IH TOUCH WITH
EASY FOR THE OFFICER NOT A
OBTAIN A COMMISSION IN THE
WEST POINT TO RISE IN THE
made auxiliary to West Point and
UtCKAYB.
other countries the man says, "My
the world has outgrown the simple
for sals there and m China the
oriental life ws will become an ex
nation, for OUR LAND HAS
LIMIT OF AGRICULTURAL
only been scratched, so to speak,
agricultural lands tha Philippine
6,000,000 acres have been indif
own observations in tha islands I
AUM
Would not interest you if you're
Unkina-fora roaranteed Salve for
Sores, Bums or PUea, Otto Dodd,
of Ponder, Ma, writes i 'I suffer
ed with an ugly sore for a year, bat
a box of Bocklea's Amkn Salve
cured ana. It's the best Sal re on
nth. 25c. at tha J. C Simmons
DrugCn.'s.
OABVOnXA.
. usLi4lM'trt
.plrita.
Good spirits don't all come frotj
Kentucky. The main source is the
liver and sll the fine spirits ever
msde in the Blue Grass State could
not remedy a bad liver or the hun-
dred-and-one ill effects it produces.
You can't have rood spirits snd a
bad liver at the same time. Your
liver must be in fine condition if
you would feel buoyant, happy and
nopeim, bright of eye, light of aten
vigorous and successful in your pur
suit- You can PUt TOUT liver in
fines! condition by using Green's
August Flower the greatest ot all
medicines for the liver and stomach
snd s certain cure for dyspepsia or
indigestion. It has been a favorite
household remedy for over thirty
five years, v August Flower v will
nalra mn lSa. L.,nl. I
j"" uwwi aim acuva
and thus insure yon a liberal supply
of "good gpirite." Trial size, 25c. ;
regular b tiles,. 75c. ; At all drug-
pats.
The plant of the Metallic Bed Co.
at High Point was burned Friday
night The amount of the loss is
not stated but there was $40,000 of
insurance.
Taa Kaow What Tea An Tahlag "
When you take Grove's Tsstless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on averr ? bottle
showing that it is simply Iron and
Quinine in a tasteless form. No
Cure, No Pay. 60c.
While operating a feed cutter , on
his farm near Jonesboro, Mr. Mar
vin Lawrenue got his right hand
caught in the machine sad the mem
ber was entirely severed from his
arm. ',' '
This time of tfie vear
are signals of warning.
Take Taraxacum Com
pound now;; It mav
save you a spell of fe
ver. ? It wi II regu late
your bowels, set your
iver riant, and cure
your indigestion.
A good Tonic.
An honest medicine.l
MEBANE.
- N. C.
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