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She flDdrning Stat.
Founded In 1867.
WILLIAM H. BERNARD,
Owner and Editor.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Entered as second-class matter at the
postofflce at Wilmington, N. C. under
the Act of Congress of Marcli 3. 1879.
Thursday, November 1, 1906.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
vnr Representative ; ;in . ' Congress
'Sixth District: Hannibal L: God-
vin, of Harnett
For Corporation' Commissioner:
Franklin -McNeill, of Wake.
For Judge Superior Court Fifth
District: Oliver H. Allen, of Lenoir.
or Solicitor Fifth District: Rodolph
-Duffy, of Onslow.
the other, is that; if we keep up. the
colonial scheme there we. must have
the biggest navy of all the countries
of the world." The long and short of
it is, if we persist ' in ."imperialism'' or
"colonialism" we ' may as weir let" up
on any antagonism to the "big stick"
idea and all fall into line with Captain
Hobson's advocated hoby and Presi
dent Roosevelt's policy for a big naval
establishment. If we keep the Phil
ippines we must have a 'big navy, and
if we don't have a big navy we will
get caught napping when Japan or any
other country takes a fancy to our
far eastern possessions. The present
scare is healthy for the "big stick'
RURAL DELIVERY
AND S00D ROAPS
MEXICO BUSTS THE TRUSTS.
Vr State Senate Eleventh Dis
trict: George H. Bellamy, of Bruns
wick.. .
For Representative George L.
Morton.
For Sheriff S. Percy Cowan.
For Clerk of the Superior Court
John D. Taylor. '
For Register of Deeds John Haar.
For Treasurer Hector McL. Green.
1 For Coroner C. D. Bell.
I For County. Commissioners Duncan
McEachern; William F. Robertson, H.
L. Tollers? W. F. Alexander pud Mor
rison W. Divine. '
. For Constable of Wilmington Town
ship W. B. Savage. j
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OUR RELATIONS WITH JAPAN.
sawing- the -wood, Philadelphia Rec-
ordV:.1:. - ' .'
The Pullman Car . : Company , is
making a futile effort no dodge .the
new -railroad rate law.;' It claims to
be i running a hotel on wheels. The
scheme; however. ' wilt hot' work." A
Chicago dispatch says that tne btaie
of Illinois statutes, regulating hotels
would require the Pullman company
to nrovlde a register , for Its guests
and see to it that everybody who en
gages a berth registers. .. It will aiso
have to install" an iron safe in each
of its cars for, the safe custody of the
money and valuables of: each guest.
It will also have to reconstruct its.
cars so that the doors will open 'out
ward instead of inward. The Pullman
company in its- attempt to ? play this
game, will be very likely Jacked up.
Charlotte Chronicle.
TWINKLINGS.
Government Requires the Country
Must Have Good. Roads and Bridged ,
If ..It Expects, lyians .
Streams
Delivered Free.
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win ueii i nursaay ov,
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If we were to judge from the edi
torials of many newspapers in this
country,, we are -in danger of a war
with Japan because some Japanese
pupils have been excluded from the
public schools of San Francisco. That
is a merely ipcal: incident, fox which
the United States is in no way respon
sible, and the Japanese are too sensi
ble a people, to want to go to war
many believe that while the school
controversy, is of no consequence the
Japanese are - merely looking for an
excuse to auarrel with L; the United
States in order to carry out a design
to seize the Philippines. The New
Orleans Picayune alluding to the in
cident says: i v " .
"This shows how prompt the Japa
nese Government is to claim and main
.tain its real or imagined rights against
the, American people. There is a deep
seated belief that there is something
more behind tfiisi affair than the in
dignation of a nation, because the Ja
panese children in San Francisco were
, excluded from the white schools and
sent to one expressly provided. There
tare those who believe that any ex
cuse was wanted to pick va quarrel
with the Unite I States, so that the
Philippinv may. be seized before any
efficient defense can be made. The
Japanese Navy is near at hand, while
. ours is many thousands of miles
away;-' "' ;' ' ' . ,
"The treaty of peace between Japan
end Russia, -made in the United States
contained an express provision , that
Manchuria,- whether occupied by Ja
pan -or Russia, must be returne 1 in
tact to . China. ' Notwithstanding this
solemn .requirement of the treaty,
having : fought a successful -war and
obtained control of Manchuria, Japan
now wnnts to remain in that region.
Everything that coui be done to solid
. ify Tapanese '''control over Manchuria
has been do ne, and t was sV flagrant
ly 'in violation of the terms of the
treaty of Portsmouth that Secretary
Root by direction of the President
protested ;' nd demanded that " Japan
observe the solemn pledges made in
treaty and in repeated notes to the
United States. Responding to the pro
test, : Japan gave formal r assurances
that it would withdraw from Manchu
ria and not hinder American trade."
We are not surprised to see that
Japan is pursuing the policy attribut
ed, to her with reference to Manchu
ria. It is just what we expected that
she would -do and we do not presume
that many of the statesmen either of
. the country or of European powers
are at all , surprised that Japan is
holding on to Manchuria and intended
all, along to do so. . f;
: We anticipate no' serious trouble
with. Japan over the San Francisco
school incident, but the alarm raised
ovet the. -possibility or even the prob-
a)"ty ? of : war serves to Impress two
fad& ;upon us-one that our colonial
adventure In the Philippines renders
tfils country vulnerable to attack,, and
The Savannah Morning News says:
"The Mexican, government fights
trusts in a practical and direct sort
of way. When the meat trust advanced
the price of meat to a practically pro
hibitive figure, so far as . the poor
were concerned, the government went
into the business and undersold the
trust, at the same time giving better
meats. ! The competition had its s effect
and; the trust quickly reduced prices.
The government has made arrange
ments whereby it can go into the meat
business on a very large scale at any
time the trust becomes too greedy.'
That will give Col. Bryan a new
wrinkle, fit might be a good Idea to
hold a threat of Mexicanization over
the beef trust In this country.
NO FAITH WITHOUT WORKS.
Says the Greensboro Industrial
News (Rep.):
"It may be possible that the Demo
cratic leaders really labor under the
delusion that they will carry the
Eighth district; but if this be true,
why are they piling into that district
almost every prominent Democratic
speaker in the State?"
If the Democrats had an idea that
they could carry "the -district without
canvassing it, "delusion" would be a
mighty good word to describe their
State of belief, but the fact that they
invaded the district with speakers is
an evidence of faith that they could
or would oarry it In the election. Faith
without works is nothing, or words to
that effect. Go pn.
CURRENT COMMENT.
Just about the time we get
through; with the campaign we. must
tackle the Legislature- - Raleigh
Times.
Senator Clark, of Montana, has
had enough of the Senate. He is -able
to own a seat in that body, but will j
give it up, while others who are notj
ableto buy one are anxious to geti
a seat. It is the way of. the world
Nashville American.
Following our editorial yesterday
on the system of prescription writing
one doctor has discontinued his sub-!
scription to The News. We expect
ed no less, and will be entirely sat
isfied if he, and the others Who are
writing them promiscuously, will also
cut out their prescriptions. It's a lit
tle significant that one of this very
doctor's patients was fined $20 in the
Recorder's Court this morning for a
prescription drunk. Charlotte News.
The negro ministers of the Cen
terville circuit of the Methodist
church in Delaware have formed an
association end pledged themselves to
"denounce all crime and lawlessness"
and to assist the authorites by every
means in their power to bring viola
tors of the law to their race to jus
tice. The organization will do good
work, if it lives up to its declara
tions. Too often negro Violators of
the. law are shielded and hidden by
negroes, merely because of their col
or. The way to make the law, re
spected is to enforce it, without re
spect to color. Savannah News.
Arkansas has .Imposed a fine of
$10,000 on a packing company for vio
lating the State-anti-trust law. the
ice trust men in Toledo, who were
convicted last Summer of violating
tne state's anti-trust law, have been
moved one. stage nearer to the jail by
the refusal of an Appellate Court to
: interfere with their sentences. Tne
Ohio courts have also convicted two
other trusts, 'and the Supreme Court
of Illinois has laid the axe at the root
of the tree by enjoining the sale of
one corporation to another, the effect
of which was to create a , monopoly.
l ne administration and the Republi
can orators are, making all , the noise,
nut tne. state courts, in accordance
with the opinion of Mr. Cleveland, are
-Physician's Wife: I need a new
evening dress. Physician:' , "AU
rightr my STIY IcoTc "dver my riist
and find some fellow who can afford
an operation for appendIcitIs.-New
York Press.
Old Chum: Your wife reminds me
of a girl I once knew in Boston. Pret-
tyman:i That's nothing, she is con
tinually reminding me qf every girl
I ever knew anywhere." Life.
"What are you crying for, Bertie t"
wish I had a. little boy to play with
me." , 'You are too big now to cry for
someone to play .with." "Well, then
get met me a wife.V-Judge.
r'lHe's ' a gentleman." 'Nonsense.
He's a snob." "He always gives up his
seat in a car to a woman." "That's be
cause sitting down bags the knees of
his trousers." Cleveland Leader.
Father: "So you want to get
married, eh? Tell me why, pray?"
Daughter : "Oh, I suppose it's one
of the traits I Inherited from my moth
er." Chicago News.
"You ought to think of helping me
save something for a rainy day.'.' 'I
thought of It to-day, and I have or
dered you a nice umbrella and nae a
dozen pairs of th$ swellest stockings
you ever saw." Houston Post.
"Here's something about the Dutch
Stealing one of the Philippine Islands.
I wonder what Uncle Sam will do
about it?'L "Well, it would serve
hem . right if he refused to take it
back." Cleveland Plain Dealer.
"Great news!" cried Jack, evi
dently excited. What is it?" asked his
cousin May, "I'm going to marry
Vera Koy." -Pshaw! That's not news.
She asked me a month ago if I'd be
her bridesmaid.'--Milwaukee Senti
nel. ' 1 ' .V -
Obtrusive Citizen -'Lask you, sir,
are you one of those who profess to
believe that tariff revision spells ruin?'
Cautious Candidate "I have only to
reply 43ir, that in all that relates in any
way to. spelling I am proud to -stand
squarely on the line with our peerless
and fearless President, Theodore
Roosevelt. (Applause long continued.)
Puck.
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. , IN TEN DAYS.
Nadinola
The UN EQUALED
BfcAVTI PIER; en
dorsed' y tLouaands:
guaranteed to remove
freckles, pimples, 11
faciar discoloration
and restore tte
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c worst casA ; n A a i
l.OUt all leading inx storea, or hy mail.
TnpMitA ,r nat;cnai. toilet cqm : tj,. Tesa.
Soldi in Wilmington by Robt R. Bel
lamyt and other Leading
T - '. Druggists.
The Star publishes by request : the
following furnished by W. P. Edwards,
rural letter carrier, on -Route No. 1,
Franklintoh, N. C: " "; .'..
f"It is announced that the - govern
ment will look more carefuly to the
enforcement of Its rule regarding the
roads over which rural free delivery
Is est ablished- The - present require
ment is: 'Roads traversed 1 shall be
kept in good conditioned' unobstruct
ed by gates;' there must be no un
bridged creeks or streams not ford
able at any season of the year . In
many cases -'the - residents' along prcK
posed routes have made improve;
ments that enable them to obtain ru
ral delivery service.- But sometimes
the efforts to keep up the roads are
relaxed. But the government has de
cided that unless the roads "traveled
by carriers are properly maintained
the service will be withdrawn. The
vtfvaf nfflrA "Denartment now calls on
.a, vm vw- w x - t
the carriers for reports on the roads.
and will stop the service where the
highways in question are bad.
"The 35,973 rural delivery carriers
now employed cover 863,363 miles
daily, and it Is unreasonable to expect
them to contend with neglected roads
or to work for communities lacking
the enterprise to keep their common
highways in decent shape. '
Wherever a route is discontinued
the inhabitants themselves will be t
blame for it, for if alive to-their own
interest and their duty to the public
they would give their roads vigorous
and constant attention. The idea that
a route once authorized is necessary
ily permanent is a mistake. Advice
on the best methods of road working
is upplied by the Agricultural Depart
ment at Washington, D. C-, Division
of Good Rads, and can be obtained
for the mere asking. And a neighbor
hood 1 that loses its rural delivery
must itself bear the discredit for so
unpleasant and humiliating an event."
With a full stock of Oriental goods, N oveltle
r . 7 w kuss an aj - rancy :pi!
WM uiure. Bohi,,: ''Huan
any Glassware, Cluny, Florentine an d Bohemian i ' Austrian
pieces and table sets. Genuine Japan ese Ki
Shawls ..
monas and ha;:uain8
arid
Persian and Turkish RUg
s
The Ladies' are especially invited to call and exarrw
ne our 8t0cki
GORRA & PJ ALOOF
oct'30, 1 wk
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2nd
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BITTEN BY VICIOUS DOG.
Animal Eats and Lacerates Both
Hands of Child.
Gaffney, S. C, Oct 29. A little child
of Mr. and Mrs. Blish Scruggs, while
lying in bed at home this afternoon,
had both hands and arms eaten and
lacerated by a vicious hog, which in
some manner managed to get into the
bed where the child was lying. Dr- Al
len, who attended the child, says that
it is probable the child will lose both
hands. The child was alone in the
house at the time, the parents being
out looking after something about the
yard- The child was a boy about two
years of age. The Scruggs' live about
twelve miles from Gaffney.
Headache and Neuralgia from Colds
LAKATIVE BROMO Quinine, the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re
moves cause. , Call for full name.' Look
for signature B. W. Grove. 25c.
Harris Lithia
Water,
'hfr strongest LI thin Water known
told
Harris' Lifhia
Ginger Ale.
. The best in Uie market.
A. trial will convince you.
H. L ROLLERS.
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Good fhings
To Eat
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WILMINGTON DANK STOCKS,
ODD FELLOWS' BUILDING BONDS,
DELGADQ MILL PIRAT MODTAAic a
. w utNT BONDS,
And other Local Securities.
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C. P. BOLLES & COKU2PAN
415 Southern Building.
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"White Knight" "White Knight"
Cigars. Cigars
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mi . cigar uas naame reason is mat none-nas met the expectafil
wiwui uAiiuiivjo ""u ppxcoxakC aiuc (U1U YdUl IRQIT monejl
worth. Try this brand only one time. The great sales are in coai
quence of the popularity of the brand.
The F. E. Mashagen Co.,
AGENTS FOR FACTORY.
oct 27 tf
WANTED TO BUY,
a young dralt horse,
weight about 1,200
. or 1,500 pounds. . .
Apply to ;rT';V ,.
Samuel Bear, Sr., & Sons,
HUGH HAE &
18 Market St.
"oc iijtr '
Wilmington, N. C.
TO KILL THE DANDRUFF UtiRM.
r the Only Possible Way of Havlnis;
An Effectire Cure.
If you-see a woman or a man with lux
uriant glossy hair,, you may be sure nei
ther has dandruff to amount to anything.
In nearly every case where women and
men have thin; brittle hair, they Owe it
to dandruff. There are hundreds of prep
arations ; that ."claim" to cure dandruff,
but not one but Newbro's Herpicide tells
you that dandruff is the result of a germ
burrowing into .the scalp, and that per
manent cure of dandruff and its conse
quent falling and -baldness, can only be
had by killing the germ; and there is no
other preparation that will destroy that
germ but ; Newbro's Herpicide. "Destroy
the cause, : and you remove the effect.'
S old by leading druggists. Send 10c. in
Btampo for sample to The Herpicide Co..
Detroit Mich.
HARDCPg PHAEMACY. Special W mi
A Year of Blood.
The year 1903 will long be remem
bered in the home of F. N. Tacket of
Alliance, :,Ky., ..ag a year : of blood;
which flowed, so copiously from Mr.
Tacket's lungs that- death seemed
very near. )&e writes : "Severe bleed
ing from the lungs and a . frightful
cough had ; brought me at death's
door when I began taking Dr. King's
NewDiscovery , for Consumption, with
tne-astounding result that after tak-
ing four bottles I was completely re-
storea anx as time, has proven per-
manently, ; cured." . Guaranteed for
Sore ; Lungs, Coughs and Colds, at R.
:R. .Bellamy's drug store. Price 50c
and $1.00. Trial ' bottle . f ree. ' . : ,
Fresh arrivals of Cocoanuts, Cran
berries, Raisins. Mallard Grapes, Al
monds, Brazil Nuts.
Cape Feat Trading Co.,
; J. B.TAYLOR.
'Manager.
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VJ I) PMTY 4 Jin SEM, N COHM1S!
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
COTTON MILL ST
North and South Carolina
Bonds.
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Electric Fans.
Coolest Place in To
Why pay 50c a meal at othqr
when you can get the quicks
vice and best meal for 25c at
The Only Retaur
118 Market Street
Phone 1013.,
OCt 25 tf
Fourth and Campbell Sts
10c Bottles
25c Bottle .
2 Doses
8 Doses
TK
The , average young woman of to
day is busy. Beauty is : only another
name for health, and it comes to 99
of j? very 100 who ' take Hbllister's
Rocky Mountain Tea. , Tea or Tab
lets, 35 cents. J. Hv Bunting Drug Co.
ORDER
Phono 246
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Ice Cream and CAKE
from us, and we will
send ; y ou : nothina
but the BEST. Yc
Varretfs Steam Bakeiy
x ;;':22 "Front Street; -
E. F. ABEEK, Prop.
, Opposite Masonic Temple.
sept 29 tf ' , J .
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PROPOSAL INVITED.
Bids will be received by the under
signed, up, to November 3rd., for Dut.
-ting in Sewerage, and necessary flx-
iures at engine House at 6th and Cas
tle streets and-Fourth street bridge.
For specifications see the Chief of Fire
Department, j 7 .IQ. MOORE,
Chairman Public Bldg. Committee,
- oct- 30 till. Nov. 3rd. - .
Ask your dealer for it.
july20-tf ' - v :
from, the cTadleTup. By name and by
tfade. : ' ' ' . ;
Every garment' made to fit, and
workmanship guaranteed. ;
.. Agent for, two 9f the largest con
cerns In the country. .
HAAS TAILORING CO. 1 :':
1 V : BALTIMORE, MIX
MARK8 AMHEIM; NEW YORK.
AGENTS FOR n
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; Together with this my line of Gents
Furnishings are ; of th height of fash
Ion ' New- styles, shipped ' me " every
week. 1 . :: ' " '
siiuus (P.TIVtLOR,
The Tailor. , .
109 PrlQceu St.
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that will stand J
knocks. We have t
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eWnoe for LJOies-
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