2 HE DAILY NEWS AND OBSERVER:
Thursday mornincs, angust ig, ices.
CROWNING EVEN
CT CAMP GLEIItl
Governor Reviews
Fii-st Rontaont
tho
JOYS OF CAUP LIFE
Gallant
:Blene
Officers anil ' Privates : Lay
to Ladles Fair Profiting
by Drills and Instructions in
" " Military Lore. ' '
By EDWA1U) L. CX)N '
; (Special to News and Observer.) '
Camp Glenn, Morehead City. N. C,
AUg. 15. The grand review of thw
irst regiment by Governor Glenn and
i la ft today " was the acme of this
c a'tnpment. The day f as ideal there
, vsuig a. preasam una . sieaoy oretsb
lrom off Bogue Sound and the sktev
were colored by ' the same sun - thai
'paints. 'the Italian heavens, Hun
dreds of beautiful women with: sun
tinged complexions lent their inspire,
tion to the troops by their presence
unrt auded to the interest of the spec
tlc'ulir "event.
The' Governor and his staff arrlvcu
In camp at 10 o'clock,, and were ex
ecuted to the regimental headquarters
by a. battalion, commanded by. Major
Flinnlgan, and the ,- first , reglmcm
band. After a few minutes ofsJn
loinuil conversation at headquarter,
the . camp was unofficially - inspected
an J then the three battalions formed
and marched to the expansive parade
ground. . . '- .'- -- : . . ;
.The reviewing stand was occupied
by Governor. Glenn. General Armllelii.
Adjutant General Robertson, Inspec
tor General Bain and the governor'
. poryonal staff , and a company xf in
?d ia,dles and gentlemen,' j Tlit
, Lit. Hunt array of the regiment, ' .the
rtitfcnincent display, in formation, the
rythmic tread; in : marching, the stlr-
iintr martial music and the bril
liancy of the reviewing stand; ta
t;ocinor . in handsome prince albert
and silk hat. and the' officers. In full
dress, made, the eccne thrilling ana
Impressive, and the romance ana
poetry of it all awakened in the hearts
of the spectators a thousand anetw
tral memories of the battle field. ex
periences of the warring sires. Shout
alter shout ascended the skies ana
was lost in the deep woods or out o.t
th waters of the sound. As Oia
Glory was carried by the hats of an
the men were lifted In respect and
reverence and the Impressive patrlot-.-jti
ot some bjougnt tears , to their
eyes. . .: . . ' . ' . , -
Governor Glenn returned to r.Ral
- elgh this afternoon and as he left
ine - Atlantic hotel, standing - on - Uiw
rear platform of the Pullman, scores
of ladies : at the shed . waved , their
handkerchief! at-him and he gallant
ly returned their salutesf by throwing
kisses -to them. A large, crowd waus
t at the depot at the camp as he pass
ed by. and the soldier boys expressed
their love and admiration for him b
raising tthelr hats and cheering him.
The lnepector-reneral and visiting
officers of other regiments praised lib
erally the fine military appearance the
regiment made. ,lhe regiment is well
organized, drilled, disciplined, and ln-
Ktructed, as soldiers, and the men ex
hibit the. happy result of. the splendid
work of lt.H?ir superior officers. They
lack in equipment' only,' and this is
no fault of the regiment. The officers
of the regiment are proud-of It. and
rhouid be. The primal object of the
encampment military expenses and
instrucUon--ls kept closely in view by
the officers and the condition of the
camp and the! soldierly bearing of the
men form a criterion of the excellence
efforts and purpose of the offi
cers. J ""'-- ; v v- .
, e eneampment;affords the offlcers
and soldiers a joy of a life time. Thre
are countless pleasures to be experl
. need, the rolling breakers in the In
vigorating surf, still and salt water
firhing. alls by day and by night, and
Illimitable other aquatic sports. There
ere hundreds of picturesques marln
views affording eternal feasts for the
: eves of the ' dreamer, the : poet, and
i'-.intef., who live on things immortal,
ind there are all. of these personages
in Camp Qie.nn. whether. it DC recu
s iteration or what not tine soldier seeks
j - he may find It in the varied life of this
I Southern paradise. Forgetting ' .the
internal economy and purely initia
tory duties of camp life hundreds of
the officers, and men emigrate to the
vVtlantic : Hotel In the evening. : where
mp? nmnnsinte ineir rnnouennc
- rower over the fair sex as successfully
s hs thev .show their, willingness and
5 ability .to save tive I r country. Officers
..end privates Intermingle and while
-the prlvateare inferior to the officers
with respget only to office, yet the men
have asT(rong a claim on life and hap-
plnes3 and rival the ; officers in deli
rate attentions paid to fair women.
the automaton soldier being a thlngof
history. Th strength of the command
' i today was 608 officers and men.
CRAZY MAN WITH A ItAZOR
Cut His Own Throat After Slashing
Around Promiscuously. "
(By. the Associated Press.)'
Chicago. III., Aug. 15.- In a fit of
- insanity today Emil Berner. a me
chanic of Batavla, 111., murdered his
brother-in-law, Ernest . Franzen, : by
cutting.his throat with a raxor; slash
ed Mrs. Berner so severely that' she
will die, and then cut his own throat
' end died within a few moments. Af
ter being Injured Berner's wife sum
moned neighbors.
The tragedy was enacted at the Ber-
' ' per home. Berner had been III for
,' three weeks, and at times had been
delirious, but no symptoms of violent
inrantty had been previously noticed.
- Today, stealing up to his. brother-
in-law. who had been watching at the
f ick man's bedside, but whohad drop
red into a dojse from eihaustlon.
. i eocr slashed Franren's throat, cut
rin? : the Jugular vein.; Berner then
letf he room end met his wife In the
doorway. Seizing her he slashed her
facev body and throat. He then dash
ed upstairs to rooms occupied by his
- davsrhter and a hoarder. Warned by
the screams of the mother and fright
ened by the wild appearance of Berner
l oth the daughter and boarder escaped
by jumping to the g.ound ten feet be
?ow. Berner then slashed hist own
throat. lie was dead when found.
Think of the ocean and yonH think
f l.tJMINA at rl'rlitinriHo Beach.
r. K. Morrow has. come out as I
an independent candidate in Ruther-
ford county for the Senate against Col. j
Solomon Gailert. - . :
Comb
Out?
Use'Ayers Hair Vigor! It feeds the hair-bulbs, gives life and strength to the
hair.-, The hair stays in, grows rapidly, keeps soft and glossy. There is hand
some hair In every bottle' of Aver's Hair Vieorl. ' i , i-JLArZ?:??
A FORAGE DISEASE
Hundreds of Horses Die
in Hyde,
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Assistant State Veterinarian Roberts
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Tells ;Of . Effect and Remedy for
. .What Is Somctnea Called
:- . Blind Staggers.
: .The terrible condition of affairs re
garding the: deaths of hundreds of
horses in Hyde, ocunty and fither coun
ties In the east, told of some days ago
in this paper, is corroborated by Dr.
G. A. Roberts,. Assistant State Veteri
narian, who has just returned from an
investigation. i t 1 ,
. Dr. Roberts says the disease Is the
same as that which five years ago kill
ed about eight hundred horses In the
east. . and that " while the disease Is
commonly, or lacally called "blind
staggers." It Is really a forage disease,
and Is caused by mouls or a fungus
growth on the feed given the horses,
this-evidently being In the feed given
in the ctall, as It does not appear to-be
be from pasture feeding.. He ;iy
that the remedy la for farmers to send
to highland sections for feed and not
to use that grown In the wet sections
of the easac i
.The disease he considers to come
because of the rainy conditions of the
east.j and he fears that If the rains
keep up the deaths will be as great as
those of five years ago. In Hyda
county, largely In i Lake Ianding and
Currituck townships, he found tOtf
cases, and of these only three horses
had a chance to live. .He only found
one case at Swan Quarter and. that
was of a horse brought- there. In
some cases the farmers have shipped
their horses to other sections. But Dr. The third annunl ' meeting of the Be
Roberta says that the disease Is not , tail Furniture Dalers Association of
contagious, and that : there will be no
trouble if " feed from sections not af
feted ls secured. i
& 7 he disease Is from Toxlne or
polron that gets into th horse with Its
'.feed, perhaps with water contami
nated from the mould or fungus on
the feed. 4 It deadens the, horse, which
becmes listless and droopy. Its head
hanging to one side. - The horse leans
up against a barn or fence, or hangs
Its head over the stall, the the evidence
being of a congestion of blood vessels
In jthe -brain, the" horse going blind.
In from'25'to 36 hours, after the first
symptoms the horse dies, though the
the poison Is evidently at work before
the symptoms are noticed, the disease
doing rapid work. While It is some
poison at work, science has not yet
found out what this is.
' There-are some ases reported from
Pamlico. ' Craven and Beaufort coun
ties, and Dr. Roberts will today leave
for those counties to make further
Investigation and during his visit will
again go to Hydeounty to more fully
Investigate j the disease, taking with
him appliances for combatting and
studying the disease which is doing so
much damage. ;
DIED IN 1IS CHAIR.
Willis Edmnnd-mm. or Goldsboro.
Taken Off Almost Without
Warning.
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'(Special I to News and Observer.)
Goldsboro. Aug. ' 16. The sudden
death of Mr. WILHs Edmundson, a
well-known and highly esteemed citi
zen, came, as a shock to our people
this afternoon about 4 o'clock. Mr.
Edmundson has been In feeble health
for some time, but was down street as
usual an hour before his death. He
was sitting on his front porch alone
when the end came. When Mr. Rufus
Stevens, of the Bank of Wayne, went
to his dinner , he saw MrEdmunoon
sitting on his porch, and when he re
turned from his dinner about 3:15
o'clock, tM saw him lying on the lloor.
and realizing that he had ranen irom
his chair and was In a serious condl-
Kmm.o-Jr.hurch at Cedar Grove Sunday after-
snd otheri relatives. Jn the neighbor
hood, but? life was ' already . extinct
when they arrived.
Mr. Edmundson was a retail mer
chant. He ; was a. widower, being a
brother-in-law of Dr. Roger A, Smith,
Capt. J. Ji Robinson, and the late W.
1L Borden, of this city, and of Hon.
F. A. Woodard. of .Wilson. He had
lived an upright and. honorable life In
the community. The summons., though
sudden, found him with - hla - lamp
trimmed and burning. He is survived
by three email children, two. boys and
a girl, to whose care he , lovingly de
voted all his time and thought, their
mother having preceded htm to the
toYnb several years ago. 1 He . was a
member of Ruffin Ixdge ICnlghts of
Pythias, of this city.
'..: ",: f '. -ICE
AND TRANSPORTATION.
1
Interstate Commerce Commission
3faking Investigations at
' j Toledo.,
i (By the Associated Press.)
Toledo. O.. Aug. 15. The examina
tion of witnesses was continued today
before the' i Inter-State Commerce
Commission In the Investigation into
tho action of the railroads and Ice
companies. ,
H. P. Watters. one of the owners of
the Michigan Lake Ice Company, and
one of the ice men sentenced to the
workhouse by Judge KJnkade. for con
spiracy in restraint of trade, testified
that ha bought Ice from - Michigan
Lake, had it carried to ToIedoby the
railroads and : that he paid, this year.
$1.15 a ton. freight included. . As this
same lcewa sold to the homes in
Toledo for 110 a ton under the com
bination the' testimony was of more
than ordinary Interest. v
. A .largo ' number of witnesses were
called, but, until Walters- took the
stand, nothing important was elicited
Several witnesses r were told by Com
missioner Clements to forward certain
documents and records to the'eommis.
sion at Washington., ,. .
" Major Bradley Improves. ,
Friends In Raleigh and throughout
thu Ktatf Will Km trlarl i loom tUa tVi .
condition of Mai. Tt. it. Rradlov. state
Librarian; who has been ill for a Ions
time, was more . favorably . yesterday
thanf ros ome months. -
When the hair combs out badly I That
Is the time you want to know exactly
what to do. Here is advice founded
on an experience of half a century
TCYAQ nmnrniirV
I LAnu ULIVIUUIIrlUI
State Convention -Pro nr.
iscs to bo Exciting.
Balloting Will Re Slow Proceeding
Bailey Says Bryan Will Be the
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Candidate for Pres
ident. .
By the Associated Press.)
Dallas, Texas, Aug. 14. -With sev
en hundred delegates, the number be
ing Umltetd by law, and more than
4.000 spectators, what promises to be
the most exciting .State convention held nu.n charged with complicity In thc
by the Democracy of Texas since 1892, , ...,,...,. , . ...
when the party split and nominated atTalr a,,d lnc WiS f the.n
James S. Hogg and George Clark for .n S10.000 ball each for the action
Governor, opened today. The flnt of the criminal court,
session was devoted to usual preliml a number of letters, one signed
to some speech -making. t 5,yho lvM?Jfi Attwcljlt,Ti ...
The 1,-iiot for Oovernor will I.,hcr,, The Head of the Black
. . paiiot ror oernor win . ,, t ( 0rapan). .. , avo rently been
hardly be taken before tomorrow af- rrce,VOtl b mmb 0f the famU?
ternoon and because of th peculUr n, m,.!.,,., i: "n" , l " ?
voting system It Is etpected that each
ballot will consume several hours.
; Senator Bailey received nn ovation
when he spoke today. Ills speecii
mostly concerned the prospects for th
National triumph of Democratic prl'i
clpres, which' ho declared are excel
lent. He said that it has been determ
ined already who the nominee Is to bo.
meaning Bryan, and the declaration
evoked wild applause.
IXrRNlTnt KDF1LERS BANQUET,
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AmnocUmIoii Appoints n Committee to
Iiook Into lYcllit Rates col
ored li'lirmen's Tournament.
(Special to News and Observer.)
"Winston-Salem, i N. C. Aug. 15.
North Carolina closed tonight with n
banquet at Hotel Phoenix. The As
sociation has about 100 members. Th-J
old officers were ire-elocted. D. B.
Huntley, of this city Is president. Many
matters relating to the trade were dis-
cussed and acted upon. Among thee
wasMhe selection of a committee to
,.i V V ...7 .wJ. . rroicht ratsn
The Colored" tafer'ems tourn., -
x we v-uiu"
!?!L 5d.I?Sl oE.
. "T Z"Z.r7Z . nal
wiosiun huu iniv; """
nles Ued, their time being 28 1-3 sec
onds. They will race again tomorrow.
Winston , won In tho grab reel contest.
A Winston negro also carried off, first
honors and 'money In the . foot race.
The parade given by the State Associa
tion today was over a mile long.
SCENES or, BIXJOD.
. 4 , J.i itivLnlrf S. Irlchard was elected vlce-pre.ldent.
RrVOl irniVCu .Sry mo"0lalnr am. C. W Ilarvey was re-elected sec-
,w M retary and treasurer. The report of
(By the Associated Pro.) th0 president exprcssd gratification
Warsaw. Aug. -'5. Th -re that the sales for t the season of
many sanguinary conflicts here today i906-06 were .10,579.320 'pounds,
with revoiutlonlstf wh hny orga- aKajnst 8,587.410 jHiunds for the pre-
nlzed wholesale maMf:rej of I-;J 'e- Vlous reason, thU. belng the largest
men.'gendarmes4and Infa ntr pal . is. lncrt.aye made by any Icaf market j
These ' consplratorh phot and kll'ed state
seventeen nollee.- foif. gtMidunrc niid ,
l7T!t S'iS SVa' The candidates for the Democretic
ollev Into 'a crowd, klliln fifteen nominations In Anson county brK,n fl
&nd Wounding with bullits and bayo- canvasa of the county at Lliesville te
nets 13 day There will bo plenty of candl
At Vlotslosk. Chief of Police Dlrno- dates.
wlcx and Provincial Police captain
Pleltrow have been nfurdered.
Sudtlen Death In Orange.
(Special to News and Observer.)
Hlllsboro. N. C, August 15. Mr.
Darius S. Parker, a well-known school
teacher of this county, died very sud
denly at his home In Cedar Grove
townihip.Frlday morning. August 11.
aed ebout forty years. His health
had not been good for some time. Mr.
Parker passed through town Friday
afternoon on his way home, and looked
like he could hardly make the trip.
Rev. M. M. McParland conducted the
funeral services In the Methodist
. NewsiMiper Man Retires.
(Special to News and Observer.)
. Elizabeth City,. N. C.. August 15.
At a meeting of the board of directors
of the Carolina Publishing Company
tonight Mr. H. B. Miller, general man
ager of the Economist and Tac Heel,
tendered his resignation, and the Fame
was accepted. Mr. Spencer Chaplin.
Jr.. was made temporary manager.
Mr. Miller lsf a newspaper corre
spondent of great experience. He goes
to Virginia to accept a -position with
the Dispatch Company at Stanton.
Severed Fingers Replaced.
Wilson. N. C. Aug. 15. While saw-,
ing head blocks for tobacco hogsheads'
at the factory of Mr.'S. W. Venable.
Andrew Shavers,. colored, this morning!
severed all the fingers of his left hand J
until they hung by shreds of skin. He
waa iar.cn tonne operating room ot
Dr. Ben Herring. The fingers were
put back and those who did not know
would think the hand had never been
through a cut-off saw.
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J Mrs. Case Packs Off.
Oyster Bay. L. I.. Aug. 13. Mrs.
Asl I Esac. or Elizabeth Case, who
was to have been taken to Mlneola!
today and given a hearing In lunacy,
proceedings, trrowine out of her ner-'
slstent efforts to interview the Presi-
dent or Mrs. Roosevelt, has left oy-
ster Bay. She was virtuallv e-iven un-
Si'irHAn Sr1?.00" ,0,,eave 'tte urlf"
diction of the county court Up to
last night she asserted that she would
face the Inquiry into her sanity. To
day, however, she was missing from
her boarding house.- where it was stat
ed she left last night for New York.
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Fine lot of timber, of 137 acres, for,
sale to the highest bidder for cash on
August 28th. 1906, at 1 p. m. at the)
residence on the land. Situated In :
Nash county in Griffin's township on'
Sandy Creek, known as a part of the
Pattle Harrison Und now belonging to,
heirs of L D. Johneon. Any oae 1
wishing to look at the timber before!
tiay or eaie can on j.4k. Dickens, who
lives on the land. :
By order of court.
; W. V, BOBBITT. Guardian.
BLACK HARD
IN
POLICE'S
HANDS
Three Conspirators Ar-
.u:
icdicu in Daiuiiiuie.
OFFICER HAD A RUN
Demand Made for Money Umlfr
lltreat of Deatli Inaxo Can.
tela no Gives Names or
J I Is New York Ac-
coinilices
(By the Associated Tress.)
Baltimore. Md., Aug. 14. An al
leged 1 thick Hand case which had It
inception about two months ago. cut
initiated today In the arrest of thn-v
inandlng $5,000. Some of these let
ters have been dellvereJ by Kostrto
Borneo, it Is charged, and some havu
pawed throuKii the mails. one of
the latter, received yesterday, threat
ened the I-unasi family with death
today If the money demanded was not
forthcoming. By Romeo. Mrs.
Lnnasu sent a reply .and this today
brought forth a call upon her by
I Jnazlo Castaluno, aged 1T3 years, who
i demanded the money. Mrs. Lanua
.ailed a policeman who captured
Castalano after a chase.
Castalano said that he arrived here
today from. New York and that he
had been induced tOcome here ana
j call upon Mrs,
Yorkers. whoe
Lanasa by four New
e names he gave as
Collogario. Tony, Steflno and Joseph,
declaring that their other names and
addresses were unknown to him.
Romeo, who Is twenty-one years ot
age, claims to have been merely eni
ployed to deliver Dime of the threat
ening letters with knowledge of their
contents by men unknown to him.
.Frank rorcclli nged'SO. a, bcnrtblack.
suspected of k'lving Information u,
Principals In the affair, was arrested
i hut afterwards released.
' O.staluno at the hearing, claimed
to have no knowledge of the Kngltsh
language, though he is said to have
used it fre?ly when placed under or
rest. He und
$10,000 each.
Romeo arc held in
Grccmilfo Tolmcvo Market.
Greenville. X. C.'August 14. The
Greenville Tobacco Board of Trade
j held 1t annual meeting on Monday. It.
Go to Wiightsvlllo Beacli See Gay
and Brilliant L.U311NA.
Correct Dress
The Modern Method' system cl
high-grade tailoring introduced by
L. E. Hay & Ox, of Cincinnati, O,
tatisfies good dressers everywhere.
All Garment Made Strictly
to Your Measure
t moderate nice. S00 urU of for
aaddWstkfnahwhkatodtooK. V
t .
BOB
IIAYNES. Tlie llammerless
Tailor.
RALEIGH, N. C
Cleans 63 andJ beSTltifleS the
teeth and Durines the breath.
yuxiiie
tTsed by people of refinement
fnT. mro-ro flntnrv
for oyer a quarter of a century.
Convenient for tourists.
PREPARED BY
-Hrv M.aF'rajico'i
Safe, Quick." RollabJo Regulator.
S I parlor to rXhrr rir1tp (H at high prto.
Car g-aratrd. Prtre. Ctfc ( ims-
Ct' orby m.il. TetuooL.i o' l.kl-frw.
Dr. IaPranco.r. Uadelptalat r,
Ion hjm
PERFECT
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select hoarding
" house:.
Mrs. 'Wiley 51. i logers cans attention
' to the fact . that thLs large bouse,
within half square of the capltoL
has been newly rpalnt' pa percd
and f umbdied. and Is open "for
boartlen by tlie day week cm month.
IiAIIQB AND AIRY ROOMS.
REASONABLE PRICES. Within
' one-half equaro of tre cmpltoL
tia n. wiijMiNfsrrrN. ktiifcftt
Hotel. Sborehaa
Allanlle City.
N. J. Capacity
JO0. Kiev ator;
private battis;
open surround
.nirs. I1S.M and ft7.M
weekly. Run hv
North Caroli
nian: Hook let.
W. B. Comm.
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HI Airy White Snlphor Springs Open
Tlio nev Hotel, with 150 letl-rooms
lighted with electric ligtitN. and many
rooms with baths and oilier modern
Improvements ! now open for the
seoMoru
Tlie bct felt led that money can
buy. Acres of tdiadr ami crass-cov
ered latvns. Tito best water on earth.
A place or rot: a place of health; a
place of pleasure.
Rates: SH.OO. SlO.OO. and $12J0
X"r vcck. Situated mt the foot or. tlie
Blue Rhlge ilountaln. four miles from
Mt. Airy. . v
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JACKSON SPRINGS HOTEL.
The Famous Waters at this Iirular Healtli ami Pleasure Resort re
cti vet I tlie Silver Medal Award from the St- Louis IfccpwHIoH.- -
Tlio waters arc free to guests of the Hotel. For rates, etc.. address
, ROBERT IRVIN, Manager. i.
Jacf ison Bprlng N. V.
WATCH THIS SPACE DAILY
For a Hew Testimonial as to the Woii
derful Cures effected by
The ecldenljurg Lnneral Wcrs
CHASE CITY, VA.
Others Tell WhaL Their Waters Arc; Wo Shoiv
What. Ours Do. These Are Facts. Let Those
Who Were Cured Speak For Them- .
selves. Listen!
Or. A. Priddy, Member Virginia State Board Medical Examiners, etc.,
writes: - ''. ;.:
I, take great pleasure In testifying to the value of the waters of the "
Mecklenburg Mineral Springs both the Ltthia and the Chloride of Cal
cium. The Lith la Water I have used frequently in uric acid and llthalmlc
conditions, and have obtained marked and prompt benefit when other min
eral w-atcrs have failed. The Chloride of Calcium holds a place unrivaled
by any mineral water of this country or of Europe, in .the treatment of
Rachitic 6r Srofulous conditions of children, which manifest themselves
in glandular enlargements, in Joint or bone inflammation, or In eruptive
ekin disease. Really. I consider it Nature's antitoxic in checking the pro
gress of disease of the kinds mention eed. . . . -1
I know It to be a bone producer from a case under my notice. In which
the greater part of the tibia had been exercised, and which .was1
complicated with inflammations of both elbow " Joints. The use of the
Chloride of Calcium locally after the operation, and a few weeks course of
the water internally, caused a perfect cure. '
' Having rpent some time as resident physician at two of the most popu- ;
lar springs in the South, and having lived near Chase City all my life. I
think I may be allowed with some confidence to express the. opinion which I
have, that the location of a modern sanatorium at Chase City would win
greater success than at any place with which I am acquainted In the South.
I am. Very truly yours,
(Signed) " A. S. PRIDDY. M. D. f
Late Vice-President Virginia. Medical Society andvMember of State Med- -Jcal
Examining Board. .'.-
WATER, ON SALE BY -ALL DRUGGISTS.
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rotier vara every la minutes, jso
private bath. A great resort on the
, ; JOE IL UIOTON,
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HOTEL CUMBERLAND.
Broad war at SRli'St. 1
NEW YORK CITY. N.' -Y.
The most luxuriously appointed
hotel In New York. Its furnishings
are rare, rich nnd In good - taste. The
highly polished floors throughout the
eiitlrt. house are .covered "with hand
some oriental rugs." Tiled bath rooms'
ventilating Into the open air a fea
ture. Telephone. In every . suite. I
This hotel ofTers to .permanent and
transient guests superior accommo
dations, service, etc, at tempting
rates. Inspection of this ' beautiful
establishment Invited. - 1 .
Send for illustrated Booklet.
wt?t T sxvrrrT. Proprietor.
JMllftS CvY ' , . .
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. WRIQHTSVILLB BBALiJ.
- Just eight miles from nw-w
large, airy bed-rooms. Z! rn uv,
o cean's edge Cool and comfortable.
Manaser. Wrtshtsvillj V cli. N. C.
ATLANTIC AND NOHTTI CAIIC 12'.
1LMLROAD.
IiOcal Time Table.
Goldsboro and Beaufort. N..C.
In effect June 10. 1 "JOS.
- Eastern Time.
STATIONS. Euru
Dally. Daily. Only.
3 1 5
P.M. A.kL A.M.
S;40 3:00 . 7:00
3:&0 8:12 7:19
4:01 s:21 7:18
4:13 8:31 7:29
4:25 S:43 7:40
4:40 8:36 7:52
4:52 a:U S 04
5:02 9:23 8:14
6:lS 0:41 ' 8:27
5:25 9:51 S.37
5:31 9:06 8:43
5:48 10:10 9:05
5:65 10:15 9:10
6:18 10:34 9:28
6:22 10:38 9:32
6:3'.. 10:50 9:44
6;52 ll;06 10:00
6:58 11:12 10:05
Lv. Goldsboro .... .
Millers ........
Bests .........
LAGrange
Falling Creek,.
Klnston .......
Caswell .......
Dover .........
.Cove ......... .
Tuscarora
Clarks ,
Ar. New Bern .....
Lv. New Bern . . . . .
Rlverdale ......
i;roatau .......
IJavelock ......
, , Newport .......
WUdwood
Mansfield
7:02 11:16 10:10
Morehead City.. 7:20 11:30 10:23
Atlantic Hotel.. 7:28 11:33 10:28
Ar. M-rebead City. 7:$ 11:40 10:30
(Pier 1
P.M. . A.M. A.M.
. Beaufort Annex
Ar. Beaufort ......
P.M. P.M. A.I.L
5:10 12:20 11:10
Sun.
Daily Dally Only
.2 4 6
A.M. P.M. P.T.f.
11:20 7:55 9:23
11:07 7:45 9:14
10:58 7:37 9:0
10:47 7:28 8:58
10:35 7:13 8:44
10:22 7:00 8:3
10:08 6:46 8:18
9:58 6:36 3:03
9:4T 6:20 7:54
9:31 6:10 7:42
9:26 6:04 7:28
9:10 6:48 7:20
9:05 5:40 7:15
8:43 5:15 6:51
8:39 5:11 :4S
8:27 4:59 6:36
8:11 4:43 :21
S:05 4:37 6:15
8:01 4:33 :12
7:50 4:22 6:02
7:42 4:17 5:57
7:40 4:15 5:55
A.M. P.M. P.M.
A.M. PJi. P.M.
Ar. Goldsboro . ..
Millers
: Bests .......
:IaG range
Falling Creek
, Klnston
Caswell ......
- Dover . . ... . .
t,ove ...... . .
. Tuscarora . . .
Claries ......
I.v. New Bern
Ar. New Bern . . .
Rlverualc ...
Croatau . . . . . .
Havelock
Newport
-vWlldwood
f Mansfield
-Morehead City...
Atlantic Hotel...
Lv. Morehead City...
ller 11
Beaufort Annex
Lv. Beaufort
7:C0 3:35 5:15
II. O. HUDGtNS. O.'P. A.
R. K. I BUNCH. TraCllc Uanraer.
UltIIAM A bODTHlUlN RAILWAY.
Southbound. Stations. ort.';b"'-ni.
ho. ft. No. tl. - ho. ri, t.. .
Daily Daily. V . Dea r Unj
Ex. Sun. tx.tai
1st. Dnrhcm At. '
1m wwii t ! . Opu .
Ooocttudkt. Togo
Cftrpeatrr
- Upchurrk
ll.-onkm 4:30pm Apn I0:rm 8:4!pi
ll:2SBi 4:4pm. llolir Springs . 9 ..': m 5:1
tl:oasi ft.-npa,M.. Wilboa 9:Zam b: ' :ta
tl;48am 5K)6pa.... Dlaachard .. a 4:; pni
lt:K4MB l-'Apn..,.. vsniM ..... :i nm : vtn
lS:0pt 6:14pm..... iioiland tri cn
1Z:ZIpm :30pw..... Anpicr ..... 9:1 ua 4: t
12:3 p is 6:4ftpm. BrcUjUl .. 8:t iru 3:4 inn
IMfot Jm..... OoaU ..... 8:4 m 3:1 -m
iHim .-upaa... Turtinrtom ... S:4 m S:i .m
l:llpM .-08pn...... Wye ...... 8:.'i:.m 8:1 ! pia
l:lpa S:l.Sa..... iHik ..... 8:3lio -.n
17pm 65pm...... Wjt 0:1 ara Z . ";ra
l:41pai :3fiw Puna 8:Cua : i i j rr
For ftrrfTifr InlontMtloB address,
- Duriiain. N. fl
RALEIGH AND CHARLESTON IL Ii.
Time Table No. 1 in EHect Susday,
' Jane 3rd. 1003.
. South Bound.
.-.. j - - No. 3 No. 1
A.M. A. "I.
Lumberton.. .. .. .. ..10:25 10:25
Klngsdale .. .,. .. .. ..10:38 10:40
Proctorvtlle .. .., .. ..10:53 10:57
Barnesville ......... ..11:06 11:12
Marietta .. .. .. .. ..11:16 11:24
Holmesville .. .. .. ..ll::o 11:29
Pages Mill .. .. .. .. ,.H:25 11:35
Kemper.. ...... .. ..11:30 11:41
May .. .. ........ ..11:32 11:44
Fork.. .. .. .. 11:2S 11:52
ZIon .. ., .. .. .. .. ,.11:45 12:01
Rogers.. ..11:55 12:10
Marion .. .. .. .. .. ..12:10 12:25
Nona Bound.
No. 2 " No. 4
- P.? I. P.? I.
Lumberton . . .. .. .. .. 5:25 5:25
Klngsdale .. .. .. .. .. 6:05 5:05
Prcctorvllle .. ,.; .. .. 4:52 4:53
Barrresvllle. . .. .. .... 4:3 9 4:42
Marietta .. 4:25 4:30
Holmesville .. .. .. .. 4:19 4:25
Pages Mill.. .. .. .. 4:10 4:17
Kemper.. .. .. .. .. .. 4:07 4:15
May ...... .. .. .. 4:04 4:13
Fork .. .. .. 3:55 4:07
ZIon.... ... 3:47 4:00
Rogers.. 3:39 3:53
Marlon .. .. 3:25 3:40
"Noa. 1. and Z. dally except Sunday.
. Nos. 3 and 4. Sundajr only..
SPEOAL RATES VIA SCAEOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY.
- Blonteagle, Tenn. Women's Con
gress, July; 30th to August 20th. One
first-class I fare, plus 25 cents, for
round trip.!
Lexington, Ky. National Grand
Lodge -United Brothers of Friend-hip
and Sisters of the Mysterious Ten.
July 30th to August 3rd. One first
class fare, plus 25 cents, for round
trip.
Milwaukee, 'Wis, Grand Aerie.
Fraternal Order of Carles. AuTiist
14th to 18th. One first-cla3 fare,
plus 12.00. for round trip.
For detailed Information a3 to rates,
schedules, datss of sale, limits, etc.,
address your Ticket Ageent or the un
dersigned. C. II. GATTIS.
Traveling Passenger Agent.
Raleigh. 21. C-
Week End and Summer Excursion
Rates via the keabonnl.
The tieaboard announces Week Enl
and Summer Excursion rates as fol
lows: ; ftnmn:rr
r , Excursion.
From Rafetrh to
Old Point, Ocean View, Virginia
Beach, 'Cape iieniy, uia
Point Comfort, etc.. .. . . . . J 8.25
Washlnston, D- C. N. & V.,
Sb.. Co.
Baltimore, Md., Bay line.. ..
New l'ork. N. Y., O. D. S. C
Co .... . ....
Boston. Mass'M. & IS. T. Co.
Cn
15.25
Providence, R, I.. M. & II. T. Co.
Also rates to iJuiraio, x.. rUfira
Palls. N. T., and all Cummer Reirta
In the East.
- eciz u:xl i;mr.:r
Jackson Springs.... 33.30
Wrlghtsvllle, N. C.
Wilmington, N. C.. 4.5 0
Llncolnton, N. C..'. 5.23
Shelby, N. C. Ltd
Ruthcrfordton, N. C. 6.4 5
Hickory. N. C . . . . . 5.2 5
1 4.40
7. 3
3.7 5
7. S3
1.C ")
; i;.-. 1
Blowing Rock, 21. C. S.6 3
Summer Excursion and V
tickets are also, on ealo from
principal points to Sunnier !
. For information as to r :
schedules, dates of fi! r r. 1
address
c. ir. gat: :
Travei!r.r '