for Infants and Children.
Castor!ft Is a harmless substitute for CaJtwr OH* Pare
goric, Drops nnd Sootliingr Syrups. 14 k It
•on tains neither Opium. Morphine no*j otherjjwono
substance. It destroys Worms and allays Fcverlshness.
It cures Dlarrheoa and. Wind Colic. It relieves Teeth
ing Troubles and cures Constipation. It regulates the
gtomorti and Bowels, giving and natora l sleep,
flie Children'# Pauacci*—The Mother s Friend.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
yy Bears the Signature of *
In Use For Over 30 Years.
NOTES
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SELECTING AND TRAINING FOB
SHOW.
Wlillo flirting tlio winner In n horse
race 1* often 11 guess nml the work of
n minute, unletta one liiih n tip, picking
n 'Winner to lift tiie cup In a rooster
sjiow U "u borae of nnothor color." It
begins In the breeding pen. An Indi
ana fancier spent a day mating a
breeding pen for hatching winners,
spent the season rearing their off
spring, spent some more over the selec
tion and conditioning of these birds,
then went to the St. Loals exposition,
won the bluo and sold his prize win-
rooster for »1.000, "Oo thou and
do llkewlso."
Our friend In the picture Is also after
the prize. 110 la comparing that beau
tiful cockerel with the American
Rtnndnnl of Perfection, the criterion
for showtnen. It gives mlnuto descrlp-
£. ' '• Vj Vi
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p.; Photo by C. M. Barnlts.
I'ICXISO THB Wnntßß.
tlon of avery breed, points necessary
to win, disqualification!, and cula for
defects, and thla fancier has carved
bla bird Into aoctlona—ls Judging him
' as to shape, weight, color, comb, beak,
eyes, face, earlobes, wattles, neck,
* breast, body, "fluff, legs, toes, tall,
wings, back, condition, and thna be
goee over each bird and marks the beat
for exhibition, always training extras
p-.' for accidental
. After selection tho birds aro kept
separate and are trained to ahow off
before the Judge, who la more apt to
give tho blun to an Inferior bird that
dlaplaya his good points than to o good
). . bird that runs and hldea In a corner.
The bird la placed In an exhibition
coop often to prepare him for con-
s * v \ Q.f
Photo brC M. Baraita.
mnma BIDDT TO roaa
flnemcnt at the abow apd there la
tamed by feeding dalntlea from the
hand.
Ho aoon loeea all fear and la eaally
taught to strike a poee and abow off
Ut curve*. The traluer usee a (tick
- or caoo in directing tho bird, aa moot
' Judges uae thla Instrument of torture
Erd* nt Ibe abow, and
taught by word ar at
any one to take poal
hat "dandy" attitude
•' the Judge n aolar
a arc of auch quality
It flue bird*, thorough
roil pre oared, no one
In, uiileaa lt'e an asd
a sold brick grafter.
eh rye to poultry; it
i>d la LaxaUret -■ - . J
ther swamp graaa for
■ and geeae In winter,
rentliatlon. In sum
eep the fraab air boay
air oat 1
Incubator lamp away
oil will spoil and will
i lamp metal.
know nothing about
r gold brick yon.
a hen at a value of
o thafa llppy will say
rylng to trick wttt s
THE OLD COUNTRY CHURCH.
I have worshiped In alMnli that are
Oothlo
And In templea that »r« modern la UMlr
stylo.
I hire seen the art and beauty of Uxir
Irncuti >
And the rlorlcs of their altar and their
aisle,
But to me there la a tempi* that la falnr.
It's the old white church down In the
dell,
Where the blrda that nest up In the belfry
Start to sine when the sexton rings the
bell.
There It stands among the tall old maples.
Hark the muslo of Its sweet old bell
Sounding through green hUla and golden
wheatflelda!
Soft and low It echoes through the dell.
Joseph Summers, of Harrison
burg, Vs., a cripple from birth,
threw away his crutches and,
crazed with fright after accident
ally shooting a small girl, ran in
his bare feet into the country. He
Float* above the peaceful ancient PIT*, fled so rapidly that he could not
th. flow.™ ioT«d onti be overtaken. The child, Ruth
.. w Enswiler, Ave years old, may die.
Soar* above and brine* a heavenly blew- « . .. i
in« The shooting occurred while
Prom the realm, that .re forever bleat. g uinnlerß wa scleaninga revolver.
I have worshiped In the grand cathedral., ____________
Hoard their theme., their chime, and
There the honest country folk now father.
Ilark to their hearty prayer and praise -
As It float* out on the Sabbath morning
Like sweet Incense that wild rosee raise.
anthems swell. Yoa Know What *•» Are Taking
But prnlse seems higher, heaven seems _ , _ ,
nearer, When you take Grove's Taat-
In the old white church down In thedelL Chill Tonic because tll6 form-
jjarnitz. u | a piajniy printed on every
kurios FROM KORREBPONDINTB botUe showing that it is Iron and
Q.-Doos it pa, to cross the Belgian Q ulnin £ V form. No
hare with the common cottontail? A.— ure i 0 "ay. OUCi
No.
Q.—ln breeding Belgians, what la the „ , , .
interval between litters? A.-Thirty Beulah Binford, the woman
days. • held as a witness against Beattie,
Q.-llow aiurh nutriment u con- ®Heited wife murderer of'
talued In flfty |>ound* of sklinmllk, . . ... . ,
and how mny it most easily be ex- Richmond, will not be released
traded? A.-Skbnmiik Is largely from jail. The woman was com
wnter. fifty pound* containing but flvs ra itted under a bond of 41,000
pound* of nutriment, mostly protein, , , _ , ♦ -
which 1. bent kcciired by making tt ® nd whon a frlond ® ffered 10
Into "cottage cheese." furnish bail for her the amount
Q.- Why In the Aylesbury duck not ,
popular In this country? A.— I This
qnarlc hns a while skin and picks hard
and Is not so easy to ralso as tho Fe- '
kin. which lx a better layer and just
fits the American market with Its yel
low. teuder. Juicy carcass.
Q.-What la meant by "pinioning" as
regard* geo*o? A.—Those who keep '
wild geese, like the Canadian, are com
polled to remove the outer wing Joint
to prevent their escape They are thus
"pinioned."
Q. -How much of a cut la given a
show bird for a missing tall feather,
and how long doea It tak* for new
wing and tall feathers to grow? A.—
If the variety la subject to color dis
qualifications, one point; \t not, one
balf point. Six to eight weeka. '
Q.-What la an "emaaculated" cock
erel? A.—Your dictionary will tall jam
that It Is a capon.
Q.—Which are tho great dock raising
•tali* In lUe Union, and which la the
moat popular dock? A.—Maaeachu
not In. New York. Pennylvanla. Pekln.
Q.—What la meant by the word "fan
cier?" A.-A breeder of pure bred"
cblckeue la termed a fowl fancier, a
breeder of pure bred dogi la called a
don fancier, and a breeder of pore
Cheater Whltaa la a hoc land**.
Q.—Which la the more Important
aldo of the poultry Induatry, meat or
eggs? A.-Egg*. The return from thla
aource la two-tlilrda of the whole total
from the poultry Induatry.
Q.-Wbat are fancy breeds! A,—
These are the ornamental la poultry—
like tho Sultana, Silkies, bantama and
peafowl.
PEATHMfI AND KQQSHKLLt.
There are two things that make
many flocka on profitable—too much
grain and too little animal and green
food. Tbla makea a narrow fattening
ration, and the bene do not receive the
elementa necessary for health and egg
production.
Edward Taylor of Alexandria, a. D,
wrote hla name on an egg that waa
shipped to Brooklyn. Mlaa Margaret
Qrnynor ate the egg, and It waa eo
bon ton that aha wrote to klr. Taylor.
They later eent out their wedding aa
nouncementa written on eggshells.
One reaaoa why turkeya txasssd with
the wild do not gat blackhead aa of
ten la becauae the wild blood In their
rolna lea da them to wander and to
keep away from the barnyard and the
ban rune, where the blackhead gam,
the Amoeba maleagrtdta. flourishes.
Among the glfta at a donation party
to a new preacher at Terra mil. Pa*
waa a flock of fourteen fine chtcksna
Tliay were placed In a new henbouee
the member* had built and ataitad
right In to lay. Tbla beata earring
preacher* antediluvian clucka and
rubbernScka.
The fellow who claim# ha haa dis
covered the aecret of the Sex of eggs
ami can control the same ahould gal
buay on the problem of psrpetoal mo
tion. If there la any liar that caa
And the aecret without half trying be
can. Ilia own wagging tongue could
ho used In the experiments.
Allentown, Pa., baa a female society
called To Old nana. While It is
composed of young and coy matdana
and the pitndplea of the dab are not
antl-matrlmoalal, the young men ad
the famous Peanut City are giving the
fair membere the cold ahouhkr, aa
they fear cacklcra and benpeckara.
Doga aoon become proficient at opea-
Ing spring gataa. Our boHdog Ted
eaally opena the ordinary star* deer
by rising on his hind lege and aaap-.
ping tho latch, but when confined la
a room where there la a window be
doeant bother with preliminaries, bat
chews np the aaah. To avoid fleet*
Catting mixed and cocka getting lata
mUupa use bolts, bafa or hooks *a
koep out the pupa.
—.
Distressing Kidney and Blad
ner Disease relieved in six flours
by the "NEW GTHKAT SOUTH
AMERICAN KA>MBT CUBE.'' It is
a great surprise on account of its
exceeding promptness in relieving
pain in Madder, kidneys and
back, in male or female. Relieves
retention of water almost im
mediately. If you want quick re
lief and core this is the remedy.
Sold by Grahagi Drag Co.
The exploitation of au alleged 1
new process tor tanning leather,
which induced several thousand
persons all over the country to
invest $420,000 in stock of the
American Tanning Company, was
abruptly ended in New York
week before last when postofllce
inspectors raided the offices of the
company and arrested four of the
promoters for fraudulent use of
the mails.
English Spavin Liniment re
moves all hatd, soft or calloused
lumps and blemishes from horses,
blood spavins, curbs, splints,
sweeney, ringbone, stifles, sprains
all swollen throats, coughs, etc.
Save SSO by the uso of one bottle.
Warranted the most wonderful
blemish cure known, Sold by
Graham Drug Co.
was increased to 15,000. The
authorities are determined the
woman shall not get away.
Te Care a Cold In One l>ay.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure. E.
W. Grove's signature is on each
box 25c.
Two persons wore killed, a score
were injured and nearly every
business house in Abilene, Texas,-
was damaged by a storm of wind
and hail Monday night, last week.
A number of residences wrecked.
Dr. Ilollid, a prominent physician,
is one of the dead. He was struck
by falling timber.
—Ambitious young mon and
Indies should learn telegraphy,
for, si roe the new 8-hour lsw be
came effective there is a shortage
of many thousand telegraphers.
ParitjOßfl P«r from WO to S7O a
month to limners. The Tele
graph Institute of Columbia, S.
0. and five other cities is opera
ed under supervision of R. R. Of
ficials and all students are placed
when qualified. Write them for
particulars.
Dr.-J. H. Alexander, of Abi
lene, Texas, has been acquitted
of the murder of R. L. of
Milwaukee, at Stanford, Texas,
on June 20th. Alexander object
ed to O'Neal's attentions to Mrs.
Alexander.
English Spavin Liniment re
moves Hard, Soft and Calloused
Lumps and Blemishes from hones;
also Blood Spavins, Curbs,
Splinta, Sweeney, Ring Bone,
Stifles, Sprains, Swollen Throats,
Coughs, etc. Save 130 by use of
one bottle. A wonderful Blemish
Core. Sold by Graham Drag Co.
-Uu twf marrte«e I* the cueat reaW
ly Imn Indednlieljr iwetpoaodr JTw;
tof. 1 bettor*." "Bet does the mlena
derataadtoc mil/ atnonnt to mochr
"Only to abost IWOOO. 1 tblak."-
Catbolk Standard and Tlmea.
Itch relieved in *0 mihntes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Never
fails. Sold by Graham Drag Co.
MMI
"What to the differ®ik-c." aald the
taacber. "betwi • proper now and
• common nonnr Tba anawer waa
not devoid of toftc, bet rather unex
pected. "A proper noon to e noon
need property, and a common mma to
* noon need commw»Jy."-Jndfe.
BOy it now. Mow to the time
to boy s bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. It to almost certain to
he needed before the summer is
over. This remedy has no su
perior. For sale by all dealers.
Bonee recovered from the
wrsek of the Maine in Havana
harbor represent 18 bodies. Tbe
remains of coarse piest nt no pos
sibility of identiflcstlon. They
have been transferred to Cabauai
fortress, Cabs, and placed under
a guard of honor.
•ut .
BR AND ENBUhu yOtf WOMEN
SUBSCRIBE FOR A GOOD ROAD 
Feminine Club Wakee Uf to Situation
Firet and Makaa Traval Eaalar.
Ererybofl, l« la hror of food mb
aa an abetract proposition, bat wbsn
It cornea down to tbe concrete that to
to say. to Band and gravel—there are
differences of opinion. Soma Kentnck
lana there are who declare themaelraa
strongly for good roada, but aay they
do not know how to go about getting
them.
One way to go about It haa bean ex
emplified recently by tba Federated
Woman'e dob of Brandenburg, Ky.
Tbe members of that lire organization
felt tbe need of a good road from
Brandenburg to Weldon, * station on
tbe Loulsrllle, Henderson and St.
Louis railroad. Brandenburg haa no
railroad, and when the citlcena of that
town go traveling they either take a
steamboat or drive over to Weldon to
take tbe train.
Meade county mud possibly to a few
degreea worse than tbe mud any
else In Kentucky. The male dtfeenfof
Meade have been handling the road
question In the same way that many
other Kentucky counties have been
handling It Mud multiplied by mud
produces more mnd, but the male dtl
zena of Meade didn't seem to know it
Tbe women woke up to tbe situation
first, and tbey determined to "pike"
the road from Brandenburg to Weldon.
They raised more than $1,200 by pri
vate subscription, and tbey aaked the
fiscal court to do the rest Tbe court
came acroea with an appropriation of
13,000 as an evidence of good faith.
The road will be completed by tbe
end of summer. Nest winter It will be
possible to travel from Brandenburg
to Weldon without breaking a hame
strlng or atralnlng a singletree. A
wagon will not be a load for a four
horse team, and walking will not be
an Impossibility when a big thaw
comes.
.A TIF FOR COUNTIES. \\
' ' The bend plan Is the eeenem
, , leal, equitable end Intelligent  >
 > method te provide permenent 1
( municipal Improvamente, and the '
aame ean be eald of good roads  >
eonstruotlen. The eounty which J [
Is building reada by epeolal taxee , ,
Is making a mistake hypping It  >
In a pleoemeal fashion a ' J
bend issue by the entire county , ,
i > will provide a lump sum for eye- 11
J | tematle toad building. The plan J [
, i of voting read bends by town-  >
 1 ships Is nssrly equally aa bad, * >
' J for reads should be eonetrueted , ,
by eeuntlse In 'aooerdanee with  >
9 systsmstlo plana, taking oare of ] •
, I all townships and making It de- , ,
 > cidedly mere economical for  t
' | thsm than for each township te ] '
, > maintain ita own expenalve road , ,
i • building eervloe and squipmsnt 1
I j | This is on the elde, but the op- ] |
. i > portunity Is too fins for us to let  »
1 > It ellp by without msking known | >
| I the truth to counties whieh are [
. i > going to build good reede by  >
' 1 soms hook or ereok. There le ''
) ]1 the slipshod way and the right , ,
Way. Don't piddle/—Wilmington  >
| (N. C.) Star. J ;
, MODERN ROADMAKINO.
' Efforts In England to Meet Meter and
Trolley Cer Trefflo.
The following Uluatratee the efforts
In England to meet In roadmaklng the
conditions Imposed by motor and trol
-5 ley car traffic:
r A new and direct roadway Is pro
. posed between West Hartlepool and
' Middlesbrough, near Newcastle, In the
' county of Northumberland, a direct
. line of seven and three-fourth miles.
In designing the roadway tbe engineer
In charge has given attention to tbe
> possible development In both heavy,
l slow and fast vehicular and motor traf
fic, each of which demands separate
consideration and ftffeslbly different
methods of road surface treatment
1 Tbe plan accordingly provides for a
, center footpath nine feet In width, on
- the east aide of the footpath a road for
9 motor and light fut traffic twenty
, four feet In width and on the weet aide
! of the footpath a road for heavy, alow
traffic twenty-two feet to width. This
gives a width for highway purpoeee of
' fifty-five feet Tbe plan further shows
* on tbe westernmost side of the foot
* path a width of fourteen feet reserved
1 for light railway or trolley purposes,
r making a total width of land to be ac
quired of alsty-nlne feet
A scheme similar to this will doubt
. less control future roadmaklng In Enj
. land, and existing roads may be t*-
' constructed on a corresponding plan,
f One of the chief advantages In sepa
rating the several kinds of traffic would
' be In permitting dlffenat methods of
* surfacing the roads to be used and
. those beat adapted to the traffic ac
commodated. Another advantage would
be tbe I seaming of the chances of ac
cidents. A third advantage would be
' the greater speed permissible to fast
I traveling.—Consul Walter 0. '
; null. England.
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i i Wsshlngton, tor nssseeary In
' StowetJene ae to hew to pressed to  >
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 > will he required to pey all trane- , >
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tog them.
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THE ROAD TO RIGHT.
Tba md to right is not nearly
so narrow eesoane fiolk wwid hare
I bat we. his a bit narrow in
CM or two pieces, bat baviqg
passed these k is wide enough (or
desire and every high
| fill!
s We kanw a man who aaya that the
doner you try to get to a Boetontoa
the asra the latter becesnsa,
' bnt we da not betteve It We did bnal
-1 naas with a Bnetoedsn once, and he
- was area closer than we were, and
* that to going some.—Kanaaa qty Peat
j A King Whs Lett Heate
. set the world to talking, but Pfcul
. Mstbalka, of Buffalo, N. T. mn
9 be nlwnya KKKPS AT HOMK tbe
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Y Mew Life Pills—and that they're
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CASTOR IA Headache, Sour Stom- |\l I thoroughly and cleart
For Infants and Children. Torpid Liver and sallow COmptttdSOi «
Hi KM Ym Han Always Bngfct Chronic Wtp«tiaa.
I Pmif Qvmn pimples and blotohfll.
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*JfK > PU—I liM T* AO Mbtm
V/> NORTH, SOUTH, EAST* WEST.
Very Low Rnrand Trip Bates to all Principal Resorts.
Through Pullman to Atlanta leaves, Raleigh 4:05 p. m. arrives At
lanta 6:35 a. m., nnQting close connection for and arriving Montgom
ery following day after baring Bajpigh, 11:00 a. m., Mobile 4:12 p.
m Now Orleans 8:20 p. id., Birmingham 12:15 m., Memphis 8:05 p.
m* TT«n— City 11:20 a. m. second day, and connecting for all other
points. This car also makes oloss connection at Salisbury for St
Louis and other Weston Points.
Through Pullman to Washington leaves Raleigh 6:50 p. m. arrives
Washington 8:58 a. m., Baltimore 10:02 a. m., Philadelphia 12: Mm.,
New York 2:81 p. m. This car mskss close connection at Washing
ton for Pittsburg, Chicago, and all points North and West and at
Qroensboro for Through Tonrist Beeper for California points, aad
for all Florida points.
Through Parlor Car for Asheville leaves Qoldsboro at 6:45 a. m.,
Raleigh 8:85 a. mu, arrives Ashevjlle 7:40 p. m , making close oooneo
tion with the Carolina Special aad arriving CinninnaU a. m.
following ky after leaving Raleigh, with close connection for all
paiate North aad North-West
Pullman for Winstoa43alem leaves Baleigh 2:30 a. m., arrives
Qroensbaro 6:80 a. m., making cloee connection for all points North,
Sooth. Eaat aad Weat This car is handled on train No. 111 leaving
t Qoldaborr at 10:45 p. m.
If yoa desire sny information, plssss write or call. We are here to
furnish information as wdl sa to sell tickets.
ELF. CABY, W. H. PARNELL, T. P. A..
General Passenger Agent, 215 Fayetteville St,
WsuiingUwi, D. 0. Baleigh, N. 0.
| Fire and Life Inusranse
:
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