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2 V- ''V- V','.';;--:-;, . THE TAB HEEL, FRIDAY, MAY-22,' 1903. " -" - ' ' ' v '
.. , jAKVlfcUUKii. - - years' missionary wok among iuu Gre-1 rt. x VrJ
Correspondence of The Tar Heel. - ; vassal river in uinui u MW " -J-VJ VA
Jarvisburg, N. C., May, 19.
v Miss Neyada ; Burton, of Coin
: jock is visiting the Misses Wilsons.
. Miss . Helen .Stevens . a" popular
young lady of Shiloh was - the
guest oi; Misv Maud
-, .: week. 11
.' - '. , . " M !." s. ' : r. . ,. .. 'i . .!'.v.. ir ; . ......
Messrs. J. J. - Pierce, W. F.
Barco and George He ttrick made a
very pleasant visit here Thursday
Uio - r L--v
UKTr 5. 4- .
'it 1 J J
nf tl 4 abuses that'tlie tativel
j ....... . . . ; ; -rt-
ta bo subjected to by tne oongo
administration has attracted v some i
attention in London, say that v htiPr"
will furnish thjpiitiq HVliasFa rOtKSeaaiKpautobllij
tfeaypand ; ,GaUo me
wiflveryte?ad4i!PptsSanday
Venirrg.Hfwas kiokedby alnule,
on -the headrwhich' issupposebV-'fo
ha'tnjuredlhis brain right much.
His recovery is very uuuuuui.
v37 Miss adre A. Wright iavisite
Miss Harjya
. v,. -
regukr appointment Sunday
morning at Mt Zion thcrvcongre-feation-was
!verv large: ?
-Tuss liTe1iC- -Munoten and
Oscar Symons was the . guest of
friends hereunday evening.
ness trip toz-ElizabethsCJity recent-
MissJ4e?sie B. Wright spent
guest of her friend Miss Carrie
Dowdy of Grandy.
j.iaS svliD n9dssil3 io vasM
i ii i . rt
day night. . .ii0
V "-CAMDENr
, Correspondence olhP'arSel.
- Mr. and iKS? il. W. Valston
near Shilbhfspetit Saturday n "m'
H MMiss Maggie ispeutSauaTj-i
ayt nig wtli Miss SeQo.U.-
J llr.r -,ii'iinS' A. DM Seynaore
-were tle-guesls of - Mr, dltff s.;
Jr'lVt'-(3reekmore'6uiday. ill
Congo Free State theBev. William
I jeiicaneyH-HH :-1
GrjiadliU mfcorfiWj -A-
eFann; ? fiRT HATHAWAY'
yamat- TV -pi I . .'f
,- jt i. m . m4 a-4 :
IeVaGommltJ He
felialJaiicedtfimliBu an
the real estate man.
t h .morvideneeot IheelifiesmyfieTfurtas eems ta amuse paw.
New lors JSyer
1. lev-.
MrfMorrin reftfleboearlym
aiusesthe-Society -for- tlqtect
ion of Aborigines, ndon took;up
the matter and Mr.MomSon f uii
4shd ftN.reporttoFoTOign-S
Lansdowne. The report, according v-1 j.
to Mr. Momsonwiu oe;tABuviUjj
by parliament on May 20.
"I come here-ta lay the matter
before the. secretary ffof-tate;" -he: .
said, "and I believe the ; action " of
those in authority both here - and
in England will result in better
conditions in the Congo Free Btate J
It is not a free ; state. ln Jjueoo,
where I have been working, you
can buy a woman for $10.1 have)
not seen a maii sold, for -their
services are too, valuable. They
are practically forced to work, and
this amounts to.' virtual rlavBrjv
The conditiong'are notrf growing
any better. TJie things that I have
seen and the things that I know
by investigation. 'are embodied in
my report to, Lord Lansdowne,
which I shall present to the state
department here This report gives
the result of trty personal inves
tigation."
'B UTTH AK ETTH CCLOTHCS THAT"P LCA S ET" TMnfc of the iftdvailt&ges of a TAILOR- "
.tyles. v .
c m.. m -u v.. m. , m w- I r- - mi i i i i n i i
sejjou. rj
Iraetivel.
, . THE POPULAR PRICE TAILOR OVER THE FAIR feTOSE
If called upon lor an answer, I
iViVi1 " Jn)nr 4Vi" 'VvSV rt "4Tia fif MriS I
in tne case is iiiai we uu xiut auixi-
crently dignify the iarm "We t do, h
i nJJUntfyespehfalm;i
lfrrksf-1
As look back at the various
can.
.Miss Minnie Steyens. spent iatur-
4ayp nbt pvry easantly wUh
rj-iSIisj Maude.jytidge.tt 4 PPfeg
i$ .Tweekj jKaEvCity, .visiting
TelativeSi! ;uJ;!l--ui! JjT. -
guest of Mrs. J. W. :Cieekmote
"Wednesday evening ,ri 1 H
,Mr, N. ,W. Stevens was' ih E.
City Saturday. .. ,, ,
3u'jMissAnnie C?0x spent iasijiWek
with: Jjfes.-EriBerry, n f .f-:o ;
0 !IMissek'Maimanti'rAnief Trafton
werthe Pestsof jllevMfs;
ftWrhSMdaiiernbdni Saotc;
, Mr. WvoteyensaSj the. guests
Mra.K,vW. Steyf nsjandiiai tw6
idarughtsr$, MisBBSiMc andj iMifi-
vwere'thet oguesi. ol Eev L-Mrrahxi
- Mrsv WirrghfciSundayl aftdrflooniiT
Miss Lillie Dozier was the7 gflest
VVJJ jJlfjLili -iLfJ-'- V'r Di.r - j
ui xibx bislcx uxlto. (i. vv. jreeKmore
'last Sunday,-: 7 J '1 k&:
, There will be an entertainment
, at the court .hpuse .net . Wedne-.alierma
rment; ?k'm Sargfjbson
teacher of ; the priyate , school. . All
are .invited to, attead. r ;r ... ,
' (MrsIJennie Brpwniand daughteri
(.Miss Liiziewere the ' guestsidf
Mrs! .'Henry Brown? aturdayvsM I ji
. ed iWhliT t h ol c L( i h axs .mod n-tuo
Tell ot .Conditions r of ,Congo Free
New Tdrkl M l9..Arfter.7 'hc
The War Not Over.
Columbus, May 20. The
Hill Top Improvement Association,
an organization in the vicinity of
the Confederate Cemetery at
Camp Chase, after a .toriny.j ses
sion refused td participate in the
annual services v : which are to be
held next monflT at the cemetery
in memory of the confederate
dead.
President W. B. Potts had
planned for fKe association r to
take part in the ceremonies but
when the matter was brought be
fore the association, it met with
stormy opposition. A resolution
was at once presented declaring
the refusal of the association to
participate in the exercises. Dr.
Warner, a member of the asso
ciation, declared that the war was
not over. He said it never would
be over until . the confederates
recognized the 14th and 15th
amendments to theconstitution
President Potts ' tries 2'td'sIfeyerit
the adoption; of this resolution.
He said the confederate graveyard
at Camp Chasaahe
itkindin4henjoj?thftad-annually
iaiM?ieno9ye8iiioQl5I aiaaiafited
we do not give it the air and at-
ijEOpherepfv respeatabiliiyl The
whole business and outnt gives us 1
the' impresslou 6f drudgery "and'
numuruuuiestL
Customer I d like to see sometnmg
nice'1 in' checks? 7 ' v "
-iTailorr-So would.!. Chicago Amerl- farms that ! have seen the English
farm I believe, has most impressed
me. As ft boy, and growing up on
it, I believe here it is that I would
have been most apt to remain as a
man? I " have seen hundreds of
thousands of farms elsewhere that
I. as 12-year-old lad, would have
run away from' to escape such a
life and-such a home. No man
could love; nor could he tolerate, a
thing he' could not respect. An
outline; of -this English farm - may
be helpfuL In the first place,
every place is an "estate" the
place's name is one of dignity. The
approach to it is through a gate
: u r -r: i-. -rj mi t: Mkf ter of Taste.
A J rMU lit U?5I
" - Have just riKfe fp At -:i
latest . styles iuui i.yjLiy I i
INDIES OUTINGHATS,
and Childrenrsnnf-EH
med and Untrimmed .-"S -.:
HATS.
nen piatn 4'
and Water Sts.
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Then' the bed should be comfortable an
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THE WORLD'S CELEBRAT3EJ) BUTLiaSPJUlG 3ED
this city had gained the ti
lanks of
ii me peopie 01, ine soutnern
aead Weaterfiisald was
one ' of thee who thought tEti
civil Mr W o veM ' ':He had been
laboring' r "indeif! Ifch'e' 1 impression
to'lfej oeaeraes1
will iake sleep enjoyable. "";tj?gfi:,thit cy.p.ocii '.
fort. f. Mde from the very besf3rpringJ coil ariQSitivly
will not sag nor rusk We.. willbSlia wlfew"bur'
factory over Gregory's Stablest"-1 StevttJ. iv- elqc y
SSTV-t-- EUZBEFI Gin SPRING TOiftSfflffl
post?, no matter now rude and rus
tic. On the gale way posts is the
estate's name. It may be or' need
not be fanciful and high-sounding.
The name soften is chosen to desig
nate tome individuality -of the
estate. The house always has a
setting no matter- hbw humble
the house. This setting consists!
of a little path of walks and grass,
. lit. B. Constant Don't yousfcnow thrubbry and trees, and not one
consistency Is a jewel? - " ' of them, perhaps, from florist or
Your
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the best px.tesk
Miss B. Wilder Of course, but Jew- nur6eryman.
elry- is going out of fashion. Pittsburg
Dispatch.
Carry them to
His work is
Gome r M a i n a nd Polndexte rtreet;
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IILIIIIUIIIH '-!.'
Tlae Jots ef Wealth.
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You respect the whole outfit
t i . . . i
piace ana owner Ntne moment you ' - Jj7jf J -j;i'!t5
see it The boy grows .uP with the Cleanliness is uoquness.,
same feelings you have for it. This is our motto, and we haTe 'everything -scrupulously, clean
Every farm in orth Carolina is towei for every customer. Mugs and brushes- thoroughly- sterilized
rtty (dignity means worthiness) Barber Comfort. .i'SW:"-'':-of
just such settmgs as above. . & ftUow J0U to'sledp.' An ncut'. fac 'Len tou
You may say that this is not :- . , "'J. v'n.c: : 4tKk"i-rTiry rii',
... ,; leave our cnairs auu uu tui w DMPi(uiauu lumi vYiii.vaiuoo juu iu vuu
practical and that it is only- an - 0 s' ftu u3 -o
appeal :ta,,ine imagffiailDW 15ut - 0 . T i. 'fornierlv withebee.
- rthBonrentrypTrleavB- lmginati5ni "
O'ffirfarthitfgfo'i HfevcAlid if
; your, boy js. about, to. leave the .old '
s. - c i farm andyou iwan t -hn - to settle-K- t wT i-m
tfbl)trruWnbt"vayh
Water StreetvE. "Clty,:N. C.
golf rttfl- )4 ylfcjr .'ySan )ft JJiUOJf
cap war and for the protection of
mristiaS irJ n0-
vuiuuueaaiuB dwmacn ana JLiiyer
Ai AaiP tfcaib 5 keeps imahSl iP WSte 1
Bama?'doii ybii wisht you -was poldshimven ; though it bef I jO b . wCmsp3i '
,chjr.ea-ypu;.Q0Ul4 ,haye a..;soUd god imagihation-becomes 'a -pacticat V r 25 MoUon "c-t 'vcn.Sitt
ashtub.tastead .at. oi? ,lung:r- way : uorar, ,!.-Tl " ..feiflSfflV.-
Snn Fffltiwspn TTVfiminpr -1 . - . m Tin tori i a r. a nPIivftrtr. -
cropper. :; If the four or five - child-) f ' A 5
3TBnqtreyefy Jrifan' in" the country
could only ibe- made by some means
to. settle iii -th.e"eOuiitry in the place
of xi going to town--then what - a
greats ti future "the1 South-; would
shavelIb SoutHern Cultivator.1' -
A vaifQable fi IdcIc1 of Lots Ja2i8na
NorfdrSouthern, De:.;.-?r:
VAA". r -
ror saje cheap
' . Tghtau4o.; if jvuwkit to 8:.up 'to
; ' : 'J; " v '; -afeW at"tnes"e at' Sd6b
;- f ,t ' V fJrv" ioei , eie aoout . aouonng your money, on
, , ' . -tMtf pt6tertyithin three vears. its a; Woiri k.
i 4 1 fullescriblibhall S
4-' : iv ilj
Fannie My big sister Is coming-out
-this evening: ': -' 1 -JV-'-' 'V '
jtfePat'a not'dingr ;Me.big,brudder
s coming put tonight, too.; He was UP
?er sik'monfcNew York Times- 01
A Stain on Hl Name.
GREGORY,
- ,iJ. : G v Gregory? tfMatJ
Dr. Celus G. Feretee ..who nas
been . do ing . hospital wcrk at f'tb;e
'oMiDoniinion SosTMtalV a TiiWh J
Lmond Ta. tor the" last VearV had
Vi-tujxiji jfiHi -pal-vt;. t...u
peeii appojiniepi nrst assistant suri
geon for, tb.e (pKesapeake" and" Ohio!
Hailroad. He spent pne ,day and
.uiuit ,wiin iiis parents in iJamaenj
coufjiy .ani-. left tor 'fentingtpnt
We6t a.yjto take clmrge pY; tlieJ
company's hpspitai; "at" that place1
where lie ifill soon make his ..home.
Huntington is a hustling ; to wn ; V of
twenty-five ' or, thirty inhabitant
on the Ohio river and Dr, Perebee
is' toTm'congratuTateol' or - securinfi
such a nne position an ; hayjng,
such, a 'nice T country to live in. ;
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nd vi lQ0: bus. jaA- jPAS at
GLEAN, BOTJM7
'ri&e 'fto jJuT 4?ar eefpnly 3
fi.ou, cis.' a year. . r
Stetrttirilil'
V Cor., Fearing and Vate $fs.
uranavctvQ
ELIZ: CITl'.' J?. 'C.
T rvr' ' We arie prepare' 'to - furnish
V.". AwnihS'Of ny Class,"7 color 6r
'tl'?r kind'ohfshorfcfrraticPrieels
and samples enfepnaa.ppHca-
flatter:
ierdhfe fhpnieipf0:
"ihterjest -tbeyreberdfi :
j - the .family -WeL ianak& )
Ihtertirife to h feuyei'-
one wno Kavs tne niir.
A, have plenty, of goodypropr,,
1 ... . . -.'i v;-r. : torn and Iifou ,t pnlv jthftGunwiiles,
vVJ r': )ail;fei also the,Jetter;57 en, ft-cut in, the
5 KiFiS ,side of stem, andas;;been .newly
puuiteu leay-coior " r: t . .... ,
:yeir;-fc V L. .JyR-rEc DfiosCo.-. r
iSloilM S2Sa; CiOj'
PINNEB ilKL .'4uP0!Nl)Crt"'r$TREt.
any: ongxwbo .tillretUrn to us ? the
ppfat belppging ti the iDuer, tGi. F.
Derickson. which! i wenti f adrift in
tne aiternoonot April I4tn, near
fte MButffttf Mrihiylri :&3 rt
hBoat-i: Half fettom? about
; wide; on bot-
umcaaniu v,r.-ji. auiy to receive taxes, ai