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JAMES A. THOMAS, EDITOR.
THE COUIHCY, THll STATE, THE TJHIOH.
suescehtiok si.w rrs r
VOL. XXXVI.
WWI. J. BRYAN THE PEERLESS.
-
HE MAKES ANOTHER TOUR OF THE
OLD NORTH STATE.
OTRE DEMOCRACY HE MAKES CONVERTS WHEREVER HE TALKS
Wen who Voted Against Him or wha did not Vote for Presi
dent in 1896 and 1900,'How Enthusiastically for the Great
Commoner and Defender of the People's Rights. Mr. Bryan
Spoke at Raleigh, Durham, Winston and: Other Points.
The coming to the State this week
f Hon. William Jennings Bryan
who was endorsed by the last Demo
varatic State Convention for President
tn 1908, was taken advantage of by
people of North Carolina to show
'their appreciation for tins great; de
fender of the people's rights, and
from the time he entered the State
aa-i parted therefrom he'was given
ovation after ovation.
Iis first appearance was at the
'Capital City, and Raleigh gave him a
bearty and cordial welcome. Al
though the weather was very unfa-
1 WV 9
01 tne 01a rename ruyerside ware
house in this issue. Meadows &
Harris know how to get high prices
for their patrons and they leave no
stone unturned to carry their knowl
edge into effect. One of their good
averages yesterday Iwas for H. S.
Beddingfieldwho received the fol
lowing prices for a load of the weed:"
Ui,15, 25,27.50, 51average
22.10. ;
Deatii of W. G;-nunforii !
After i' long Alness with bJart
trouble, $Ir. William ; G. ' Monlord
died at his home near town on
day night of last week. He wal CO
years of ige, and leafu a wife
. .. 1 A , : 4'
uiree cmiaren. tone son ana iwo
v i'ij
daughter,) He was s an industrious
and successful farmer, a gooxf , ntfs
band an d,fand neighbor. IX
The fdtieral services were t
the residk&ce, being conduct, by
Rev. Jo'hti London, : and thelfcfcer-
ment tooey Jlace at the Cemeterjt on
iormng. v , -number
of telauWr and
thVlast
tribute of iresuect. 1
The bereaved wife , and child
have the sympathy
munitv.
FRIDAY, SEPTEHBER 21. 1903. ' rrnrrrr
LOUISBORO, N. Cj FRIDAY, SEPTEHBER 2it 1903.
The
a most oordial
welcome to Louisburg, and be-speaks
for him and his firm a liberal share of
the patronage in their line.
Saturdayihiorning.
friends were . present to Day
Quite
ren
ol x the bom
THE
MOVING PEOPLE. h-J 7 'Tj' W. H. PLEASAIITS DEAD.
thai b&aalifal taoAtjun rvorL
THEIR MOVEMENTS IN
OUJ OF TOWN.
Mr.
AND Hcku and mm Wnn&xa trCi riir I PASSED AWAY WCDKESDAT
ihcrv nntil Umt lh trtl OdoUt.
Mr. J. M. AlWi, Mr, Kiu Cm-
haw and Mm IUJtn Omoaiuw r.
HICirr AT 10 O'CLOCX.
And Those Who Come and Go.
Some for Pleasure, Some for "T! Tr, fr
Business and a Large Num. J
ber Because They Like It. tm E mp u wtj
Mr. J. I. GQltt, of Norfolk, armed loooiht in Karo-p. Sb vs
... jrdmj. J-" " ' 7 wm 1 tMZ.lT lurtl SI 10 OciCt- A lLL
Mr. II: C. Tavlor. of Soalh Ho. lrd aod h rtron t oort M.ueberi 4-V .ff
He was cue of LonUtxrg'i CU
it and East HIUj txic tn&4
Fsthrr ruatrti To-diy.
C?4. W. H. IVxiaiU Wes
ton, V, was here this wek.
lint
P. B. Griffin Ein went lo Frank-
day this.onboalnfiM.
Blaw Daisy Allen left
Registered Pharmacist.
Mr. W. C. Bateman, of Wilson,
irnMhla I avrvn nnmna T anthnaita. I V
O . I Kaftalatr A iafnn limn ('nmnnnn Ma
oitvens met him at this depot ana j . " . . j. . . , ,
... tr,, lis .a "Kesristered Pharmacist and
escorted nnn to Metropolitan nau,i
... . . I comes highly recommended,
whirn was soon nacked to its utmost ! " . . .
. . . , I Tntss extends mm a most
capacity, it nad Deen arrangea to
lave the speaking in Capitol square,
but 00 account of the rain the pro
grtmme was hurriedly changed by
r . j 1 . i Death of Mr. Shemuel May.
pled by Governor Glenn, Senator T re5d f "
Simmon and others there wa, great zend,ed "y on W
cheering. Before introdncing the venm8 at o"116 near.
i u- u v : His age was 72 years, and he is sur-
-apeaker, which he did m a most ele- . 6 .
t , ri, vived by his widow and eight chil-
jraot manner, Governor Glenn nad it
u tj. Ani ; dren. He-was proud of the fact that
announced that Mr. Bryan would, m K ,T
:v ' , . . ha was a Confederate Veteran, and
(T4h5tythoho:,were unable to ,f Z-Z? ? Z k
v ,4; a good
f5f s t ' i soldrer; No man could surpass him
tar ten miautes in Capitol square, im- . , .
r , .. - 1tt m politoness and he always had a
mediately after the speaking m the , . v i
n . kind word for everybody. Peace to
w 1. his ashes.
ixir. oryan s speecu coiibuswju iargw
1 v in an n rrmcrnmnt of the ReDUbll
J " O 1 J T).1J T
an party for corruption in office and muwsjuu. rxuSo
tLh ininuitoua tariff and trust laws . The jcommittee appointed to con
that are allowed to remain on the trart for the rebuil ding of Ander
Colored (Teachers To iltit.
ill i V1 . .
numoer ox tne colored u&cnsni
rranKiinLeounty met lV Uonuaurg
last Saturdiy and ifter oofliUfi
gemer unanimously . Qetiaeq tcwcsii a
meeting of tjie colortd,iiihers of
this county to be held lit thfCourt
House in 'touisburg oh iftfardiy
October 20th. ) '
Professors E. N. Dent aid tB.' F.
Person will make addresses, jind will
discuss fully "how to secure good
attendance at school," fco. Krery
colored teacher in the county U earn
estly requested to attend the masjing
on the 20th. -
Brltton Hardy.
Edenton Street church, Raleigh,
was trWsoene of quite a beaatifpl
marriage ceremony, last Monday
morning at $ pfdock, the contracting
parties being Sir. E. E. Bn'tton,'tI;o
brilliant City editor of the KewtOb
server, and Miss Norma Safford liar
dy, daughtercf Cx1SLzj:lizx&yi
of Vance county: The. Tni x ex
tends congratulations.
tbU wk for
Chapl Hill, to raanifl ber stadias.
:Mr. T; W.t.IUcUtt wtru orsr to
WarreoUn yeterdsy 'to Un4
court. i ,
MUs Nellie Whitiia, of Frank
linton, was a tuitor at J. A. Tbomaa'
thU wetsk.
Mr. II. A. Page and wife, of
Aberdeen, arrived Sunday to Tit
her parents.
Mr. MarthOt BeaTi,o( Carj, h
visiting her sotl Mr. P. A. lUivi on
Church itreet.
Mrs. Wvlanta Arcocke nd little
dsughter, retomeil Monday from a
viait to Oiford.
Mrs. B. N. Willunaaon and little
son retar&jfc! One day thti week from s
viait to Foqoaj Spring.
Mr. E. 1. Cooke and 31 im SalUe
fjpperman attended a danc at Mr.
T. H. Blacknall'a, in Warren county,
last night.
"Mr. I). E. McKinne and wife, of
'Prince ton, Johnston county, are Tit
hing their nona Y. B. and D. Y.
jlcKlnne.
v .5jir. v uiianv Jsctaon, who has a
ugnuai Ho. wo Urjp uaUr vt i
The editor had a pjf&at rkil I a Ukkj of lordia wbo Lad
& . .. .. ..lit .
irocn jwst. joaa r . J4rtcfitrw iiai cxn w uyxrs LLU t?
wMk. With his wife, Ks is viskb r. IU kad kef
his and btr parvcts In lijs eocaty. lis 1 rsljiaa sa4 tbe dfisd
l highly pleased wUh Stiterrflc h Usidsd to sach sa sxlscX sj V
home, and we are glad to learn hUfdlh. He was a tsxdreof Wak
ciaurch, of which be b pwVar, is gn&w-1 ona!jt ImX ewnd U LmskIict
tng. Oar people will hare ibe pmil. 1 wbro a jor&f tr,i wiser
ge of bexrxnghiCTprBJkob b the lir-1 lni iSe Ajarioa3 EsU lor
tut Chttrch here asrt Htadsj
and night.
Great Loss to tha SUU.
The death of Ir. Chax D. Mcltrr,
which oocorred soddealy frta pp-
plexy on the lirrmn traia Utrnn
Dorham arvi HUaboro, Mcoiij
erenitig, hvmoTM ooe ot tSe UU'l
most able and cfvl cali&na. As
the tnoet of ottr readers krww h La
been the lYnsidtal U the NortaaJ
College
a a i m
ana irvaaiirui lc4cv lor ocsn
at Grexuboro sinos
aaW of jwa IU woo frWVa
rar2y sJ was Umrmi wtj ih
euyuraitT c the tcrnv. He wa asv
.aUfati lor toof came la tnmi'iis
with Mr. i. X Ilcmrw, isA the Una
tuot c4 IUmrw A Ilttaakrts wasj
known la wrry KKk sjk5 oorsr 4
Fraaklca cwaty. Aflrwxria Im
wm xMeutMetly ldei.t4 wkh CW
cyCiiC3 sad Ueoco IUrwru, la aZl t&
which TizlMTm be rvr4
He w-m twv sstorrWl, tm to
IWh GocatCl, Mrv H. I. Oioea
ru
and no man In the StaU wmj dciog ,
s greater work than h. The mlx&c
of theTiKa.saw arvi tjUVI with
him Mood it afumcMQ a ahen whie
before the train left iUle for
Greenjiboro,ajkI he apfw-rtd lo b
in as good health w had etr fo
hhn. Hat ridea death, as he wm
sumraDdfd by hks frUrxls, wjus a rrat
shock to iu thoie bo wrt jn th
A Card ot Thanks,
We wish to thaftfcll who so kind
ly gave assistance in the recent acci
dent to our little boy. Their kind-
e
nesses will De Jong ana warmly
remembered.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. ('asm.
statute books by the "stand-patters." son's bridge over Tar river, which
It ia impossible for us to give even a washed awav bv tbe recent fresh-
.ynopsisof his great speech, but if J' Resolution of Reipeot For Mrs.
ar to inorft from the freouent Wednesday, and let the contract to
-nd hartv aoolause he received his the Roanoke Iron and Steel Bridge land J0O6S.
audience was hiffhlv pleased. " nrm DmS 1116 lowesi Diuuer At ine iaax raeeung oi me Joeepn.
ti:i at ine Dnage is 10 oe oi u. jjavis. cnapter oi u. k. or
from jiujJiii a oucuai uom iwn '
0 I .-i i a a j : u t ..:u ..... ; .
took Mr Brvan and his escort to BW5C1 "V wu8 10 "'"K 11 w",,u,ww """rr1"-
Greensboro where he spoke at night, completed by February 1st. The ed to pass resolution on the death of
,, , 3 u n,i,m I committee was composea oi aiessrs. airs, tvariana jones oi ivaieiffn. n
tie also in au e bucbohco &v
Barlinoton. Winston-Salem, Kerners- ollle 1 oun8 ana u Mel1- 1 ne ' 13 especially nuing mat ine uas o
ville Ixineton. Salisbury. Concord, mfttee ai80 contracted for new light, Louisburg, her native town, and of
Charlotte and other nlaces. At ninS rods 0Q the CoQrt Hon8e a this chapter, in which she felt such a
vptv n1 h reived an ovation. n 0084 of 70- deP and y1 interest, should pay to
J r ' . . . -i
ner memory ineir inuuie oi rer-
Daii(nna Nntae ence ana love, i uers are some
uid the reporters of both poHtical
parties say that he made many con
verts.
He was accompanied on his tour I gia a protracted meeting on
through the State by Governor I Sunday Jn September in the school
'Glenn, Senators Simmons and Over
'tnan, National Committeeman Jose
Rev. G. W. Coppedge will be- amou wuu rm.nW ..a u.
th 4th Der naPPJ 8unny gvnnooa, as wen
$hus Daniels and others.
house in J. P. Timberlakfi's Grove,
services will commence at 3.30
o'clock, p. m.
On the 5th Sundav at 11 o'clock,
Rev. Alexander Holmes, will begin a
series of meetings in the Kates ville
ii
Tobacco Notes.
There were' a number of i fanners gi house
' Mitchiner of States
and were highly pleased with prices. wiu pu,pit o the
Hurrah for Louisburgn(ang out Baptf cfiurcli Qx.tJ Sunday morn-
farmer whose tobacco .brought a very unfit evening 11 a. m. and 8
satisfactory price on the i armer s p m.
warehouse floor the past week. .
The "tobacco men had a barbecue To Old Veterans.
as those who have loved and admir
ed her as the, gentle attractive wo
man of maturer years, ard we all
know that with every fibre of her
being she loved our Southern cause.
To her the work of perpetuating the
memory of the valor and bravery of
the Confederate' Soldier, and of up
holding the righteousness cf bis deeds,
was a veritable "libor of lovew, snd
into it she threw an energy and real
that commanded the admiration of
all. Be it resolved then that in the
death of Mrs. Jones' the tf.D. Ci of
North Carolina have lost one of their
most important and effective mem-
outatGeo. W.Uavis spring wea- Mr A s Strother requests the bers. That we sincerely deplore this
esday, and it goes without saying fofi&fa-old soldiers to call on him sad event; that , we shall miaa ber
iat they had a very pleasant time oi ftnd get afiadges of Honor." words of encouragement? and cheer
t J. W. Gilbert, Ben Harris, H. B, and that in "our "beaxt of hearts' her
The sales havei heel quite iarge Alford, J. C. $Baker, A. S -HaTria, memory will, ever be green.
this weekvand the farmers till Cus A. Ui PearceM Mi' Stone. . Calvin Secondly, that we extend to the
il ZJL-&a iAoi .liil t tfai7.. w' a inmates of. her stricken ! home our
WihctTht Wrs-te Mnlli. Sr. F.Hortonr j; E. eept andsmcerest sytnpihy, and
j r w v . . , , - nravthif tTta Ilivina mv
the weed is high. .mm fi3i MooreG. WsBarperajrH. fuller, tenderiv touch their bleeding hearts.
Hart's warensliadyhebiggest H. rras, A AiiHunt, .W. S. Thirdly that a copy of these reeo
ale of the season last Salmayarid 3tricklamd,andyarris, X JAllen, lutions be sent to the members of her
-xw u a we iv ir lUit-j pr Mr. Brrsa oa
war Con at Portsmouth - Toting his hU tocr thrmgh the Huu.
PPIe her9- On aocwctnt of this mUUI far
MUe Glennie Arcocke hs axrpt- ai fTir Mr. Ilryaa Amdteml n
ed a position a teacher In the tpak at HtlJikara, th 1m utico
Graded Schoel at Oerrlarxl, snd rd.i aft.r the dth of I,
left last Monday for that place. Mclw, arrl at nartisVia where
Mr. Tom Lancaster who hoalds a Terr Urp crowd vu proi to
position with tke Atlantic Cosxt hear Mr. Ilrrmo be Uy woi efc
Line with headquarters at I lock t the rUtfona and rl:
Mount, is vwiting his people hr this "I am sore that ro-a w-U sgr wrth
wek. : us that this m tK4 th Uo t.
Men. F. S. SprtiUl, W. Msxmfoc a jcAitinaJ rjch wUo I
Person, II. H. MasenbtirK, W. H. f -Ta J0 w lH,f"
Hnffin, W. H. Yarborocch, Jr, and : m w f cvar f. 1r
I'. H. Cooke, attended th Suprew !)- McKir, saUealy dii.
'mirt at U.lwtrh thi. wOr . the man ho nt tnt
Mrs A. M. Hall, M Grao Hail !
and Mise Ixiuu Bacon, who have
been in ew l ork the past two
weoks purchasing the fall stock for
the llaoket, will return to-dar.
' 0
The following yoang lad Ml
tliis week to attend the Normal sod
Industrial Colletre at Grnabaro:
MUi Finnw and IletUe IioddieJ '"-f
t i ii i , T . . . . ot anv man I knw m wil, Tatr
Lola it. Person and Iajcv Hawkina. . ..
td the Tajue of an Wial. II wm
axWw-ards tsarrWl Uks cn2 Cs-
lrte who porrirs tia wiC'the fcjL.
lo-wia eHiirwitt! Mmseru. 1JL, 21.
C, VV. IU Jr, r IL I'Wasu Hs.
d2s IL A. Psps Aiitrd, Lsscy
Early, Wa?Ur4 vk, of Icrhaavk
Haas bailie rWsuta, XfeA.
hwerui, fxhtiaj ub4 sJwira tr&c; hcjs
fctaliUe kii CcrU PlcicaaUi la
dsi. W stMra wiih the sKirrtw
fo&jdTylTM cif iiri4s ' sa
hrijrtt sal fucsi sa4 whone ftS
swt isifcstcrw w-a the ?s)?j-tatrtil til
chr. Os erf the yrtucSasist traJb
erf bLrWf sa4 has Isilhfd s ortx
wrf wavs thai pttar9s harjcuJJay sa
trWr tUodM to aJl, iet r;moiaJ7 y
to the snbarurv erf Lha Ke4hajsa.
eft. fcrrh rf w linb he wa a trta k&d
Th fcAraJ wtrtm wu2 ! hald
' a4 the lckwtZi.f i3 W the
hrnt Arets. J. Jrf. AH3 IL O.
l2iarl 1 Aii-na. T. II. Wui, Wal IlaOry.
1U ai iw- p--v Ca.W. rr I JL
rti t& to , Una, i. II. t.ic(r. JUcKirvrr .
,n v v a . a rvj rt t r
and I hsie trpt b ic-ur fui j hrwxh, F N. KirVia, J. n. WaV
sine bat that he ru oo the ro. ' A. S .Ktrch. J. K. Harre-w.
tioo cocBtnitu ari US ferri to grA ' -
axd chr tri who I roa'Jr In B LC 0 SXlK .
V -1 I 1 . . It
rachI New York frxm ahncni lr.
! Mclvef waa Ur to rrei te ari to
intiU me to North Caroti&a
I -Hi
Superintendent Mills returns!
Monday erening from a ihort vfarit to
Wilson. He made it convenient to
come by lUleigh and hear Mr. Hryan,
and he eras pleased with the speech.
Mr. J. V. Upllings worth returned
one day this week from a short trip m
the interest of the Tar Hirer Mattreas)
Factory, and he in forms us -that he
had a moet satisfactory and profitalJe
trip.
His friends were glad to meet oer
former townsman. Thos, ' RagsdaJe
who spent last Sunday here with, hie
brother, Mr. Geo. A. KagsdaW. He
is now living in the good old cc-anty
of Johnston,.. .
as educated man whoe sympathise
were with the SAtdocaU-L He dot
Ul in the htghewt czrclcaa, yei srajp
Pd the goldsn chart! vamlSmhij idi
tngthere sif, axl h- detc4I. that
life towards btinjring Usaisg to ths
poor. Has death ks a km, a fxrfci
lorn to his country, his 8ute, his csly
of Greenaboro, to the gkxioes iDrUt
tkm of learning which 4s now his
monument, to his family, to his frt; ,
and a great paraocxl lose to r&e. I
tli Gfsra llocie li Groahoro
was tcked, not more than s fcxmh
of those desiring to get in beieg able
lo do so, Ur.1 IttjA 1 changvd his
The Aew2 erf TVli b Sk rr;w asr
erf jwrwca to bjI yenp Hhm
he cvcl
Oa the mh day rf A IU"J
Mra, Mary F. lUniiwv, wile ul
John W. lUrthlrwxirw, of f uTir
N. C, 4rd I rears, was odd to
her reward, fhe wwe a wTMxxa c4
racre thxa oricury kidsiea, sju
aniaUe dirtckix la Ualir wiih
thos trom&A her kininssas mmrztmi ta
be hr ssioCto, Jf a seifi o ! i ry nav
siitraUao- The evMslart tad hsnsV
ors of cKhrrs was brr rat thcnrrlt.
She Irsrt s Uiknl, cos trtfthear
msA threw sarirrs--he was the dies
ckm erf the lirfc rilrrCL For mane
than a rar her beeiih ru lecC't-.rxg
Wt God's wi3 wee (ikj borne
a&d her rwewt rririi swsaoed to t rvw
cu?rs sx! oar bto the k&srt ol
Ifbn, whoo she hatirxr rxK srs yvi
she kred-
s WU sW4
' w
le
our town
Tt nr.J
u iinoiomew, iu..
Gontmne to I i ns tlA hWa named
- er 1 .
are
as high as forty dollars,
-dell says that he will
make things humn ' :i (dead, the badges will be delivered to
Has. J. E. Malosjc
f .fas. HI X XsRXS so a wt
.;',:Mas;iF4 8. Spbvtll.
i:'.. Committee.
Mamie Masaenborg) of Castle Hayxw,
arrived one day this week to visit her
people here. Her sister, little Mies
"Dot", who has been' visiting her re
turned with her. ' ' .
' Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Fleraiog of
Spartanburg, 8. C and Mrs Minnie
L. Williams, of IUlUmom, left for
their, respective home Jut week.
They wets guests bf; their r4raiiti
Mr, and Mrs. f. VT, Wmiama. ,
Mr. T. W. Bkkstt rsUrned Wed-
rtW'stctl. til sfttf bdni W
orally btrwfite by Ma)j Cats
M. Steadman the Grel OccnAocMsr
delivered a most fitting and feeling
eulogy epoo the life and characttf of
Dr. Metre.
Mr. Henry PaUraoa sad Coloksi
Mcmyt two popular tratalbg rvctr,
wtra la town ytstftrday. g
'Ht.J.J, IHcksy. of nkhactA,
reprtJSesauTe icapenax ao
beooo Coca perry, M 4awa.
1
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wiwa
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Wtt u
rftnkMS
KW wse Wn4 - eJ W
Si aww Wm at i ifcl kcrU wuk
la
MUlkUy
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stf
gihsort to thsTncrs ILCX
Be sure to read the advertisement I eir w, or children.
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