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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 231910.
H. A. LONDON. Editor.
TtncaEBCN ist Thaufca Winff Day
at clay that i ae. tpaufc every
yeac its tke Utttfcd States by asu:
Government After Big Swindlers.
New York, Nov. 21. In raids
so important that Postmaster
General Hitchcock took charge
in person, his inspectors fell on
two concerns this afternoon
which they charge with swind
ling the public out of more than
f 40, 000,000 by fraudulent use of
Suffragettes Fight Police.
London, Nov. 18. The mili
tant suffragettes reopened hostil
ities against the government to
day and marching 16,000 strong
on the Parliament buildings, gave
the police a lively fight. . The
women, many of whom were
placed under arrest, were ted bv
Mrs. Kmalt&e Pank.hu.rst.
Sheldoit II. Barr; president of I The suflraffettes fead deter
Eorr Bros,; Eugene H. BiLtr8c-1 mmed if trcsssibfe to force the uo-
io- castor wKeu tfee pep retf trefsu of th.f fir.m' cord House of
" Tii.!u ri.F U- 7obe .lt?Fe Commons, and reaching Premier
" - IIC C I3. A J f 'Vl W I Z.i . ( V .1 111 I.I II .
Typhoid Fever at Naval Academy.
It Pays to Keep a Cow.
)Oftylt3 suspend all secular bus
iness aud eaffage in thanksgiving
-And, prayer. We .-say "supposed1'
because uch is the purpose and
intention in having a Thanksgiv
ing Day sverj' year, and yet it Is
s. most violent supposition. Al
though the President's proclama
tion eDjoins the people on that
day ''to meet in their churches
for the praise of Almighty God
and to return heartfelt thanks to
Hiui for all His goodness and
loving kindness," yet as a matter
of fact very few obey that injunc
tion. The great majority of peo
pie observe the day merely as a
holiday for pleasure, probably not
one-tenth of them attending any
church.
The people of the United States,
above all other people, have the
moat cause for having and prop
erly observing Thanksgiving Day,
for they are the moat favored and
blessed of all the people in the
world. Our people enjoy to a
greater extent the blessings of
civil and religious liberty thn
any other people, and no people
in the world enjoy sach a decree
of prosperity as we do. Our la
boring class are far more happy
and prosperous than the laborers
of any other couutry and the av
erage citizen of the United States
is much better off. in every re
spect than those of any other j
country. Our people are also pe- j
culiarly blessed in being free from
per.tilence and famine which so
grievously afflict the people of
other less favored countries.
And while the people of the
United States in general have so
much to be thankful for, the peo
ple of North Carolina are especi
ally favored and blessed. No State
or people have made of recent
years greater progress than ours,
and in no State is there so kindly
& feeling between the white and
colored people, each race helping
the other for the betterment of
both.
In
giving thanks fcr the bless
ing enjoyed by us let us try to
make others happy, and to cause
ww iCC1 luctuKiui tomorrow
first raid and held in $20,000
bail ack' The government
charged that the firm sold be
tween $40,000,000 and $50,000,-
000 of mining and oil stock worth
little or nothing.
Charles L. Vaughan, a direc
tor of the Continental Wireless
Telegraph and Telephone Co.,
incorporated in Arizona, was ta
ken in the second raid and held
in $10,000 bail. Inspectors say
his compaay has sold stock to
the amount of at least $1,000,000
which has brought in no return
to the investors. Vaughan is
treasurer of the Columbia Fi
nance Company, which acts as
fiscal agent for the Continental
Wireless Telegraph and. Tele
phone Co., and had charge of the
Continental office in this city-
Both raids today are further
evidence that the government in
its warfare against alleged inter
state swindlers means business
and no longer will be content
with issuing fraud orders, deny
ing them the use of the mails,
but will press for conviction on
criminal charges- The present
campaign began some months
ago and has resulted in the ar
rest of Louis Cella and his asso
ciates, charged with operating a
string of bucket shops: the offi
cers of the United Wirless Com
pany, the El Progresso Banana
Company, the United Exchange
of Chicago, the Steele-Miller Cot
ton firm of Corinth, Miss , and
more than sixty other firms in
all parts of the country. Post
master General Hitchcock esti
mates that the public has been
fleeced out of at least $100,000. -
000 by get-rich-quick concerns in
the last five years.
Asouith, to insist upon the sdon
tioa of a woman's suffrage bill.
The police, however, were too
strongly entrenched and the wo
men who tried every means in
their power to force the line were
thrown back.
Repeatedly they retired breath
less and disheveled, onlv to have
their places on the fiehtiner line comoletelv covpiwI ovpr avnhi
taken by reserves. The police ing both light and air from this
were ordered to make as lew ar- supply.
Annapolis, Md., Nov. 20. Spacial to News and Observer: !
Notwithstanding the precautions J Vilson, Nov. 18 Mr. Julius -that
have been taken to stamp it ! H. Williams, of the police force,
out typhoid fever continues to in- says it pays him well to keep a
crease among the midshipmen at j cow. He has a fine Jersey and
the Naval Academy. Eight ad-1 the sales from her products for
ditional cases were taken from fifteen months amount in moncv
the midshipmen's sick bay t the to $219.11. Besides this he has
naval hospital yesterday and to-a eaf from her vrhkh wmald net
day, m&ktig- the total number of !$2i if converted ifo beef. The 1
midshipmen now .suffering from feed he km bought during the I
of the -outbreak remains a. mys
tery and plans are row under
way for & governmental inspec-'
tion -oi the dairy from which an
extra supply of milk was recent
ly obtained. The theory has
been advanced , that the trouble
is due to the fact that .the 3,-000,000-gallon
reservoir in which
the drinking water is stored is
rests as possible but by three
0 clock only one woman and two
men were in the police cells
A Chilly Election Bet.
New York, Nov. 16. In the
cold, gray dawn of the early
morning :tnis .tallJohn Gear,
wno. inougnt tnat rlenry L. Stim
Fierce Fighting on Mexican Soil.
Mexico City, Nov. 21. Fierce
fighting occurred today at Dj
rango, Torreron, Parral and Go
mez Palacio, the latter town fall
ing into the hands of the rebels.
Three hundred Federal troops at
Gomez Palicio are said to have
gone over to the Insurgents, who
have now turned their attention
to attacking the loyal forces at
lorreron.
The fighting began at Durango
at 4 o clock this afternoon; an
hour later all the wires were cut.
It is reported on good authoritv
that 25 persons have been killed
at Zacatecas. The government
troops, it is also reported, quelled
the uprising there, and are in
control tonight. The wires north
of Monterey have been cut and
Crippen's Petition for Clemency Denied
London, Nov. 21. Dr. H. H
Crippen must die on the gallows 30n would be elected Governor
Wednesday for the murder of 01 ew York, took ott his clothes
his wife, Belle Elmore Crippen. put on a bathing suit and jump
His last hone of escaoe wassw -nt ed into the icy East river todav
away today when home Secre- With a rowboat following close
tary Winston Churchill held in- behind he swam across the river
effective the petition "praying t0 Kandall as island, thereby car
commutation of Crippen's death nng1 out the provisions of an
sentence. , election bet. A crowd watched
When Cr.ppen was informed I a"d cheered his plucky perform
01 the home secretary's action, lance.
holding that he had had a fair
tnal and that the evidence was
of proper nature, he said:
I will soon be with my fa
ther."
Barrister Arthur Newton, rep
resenting Crippen, was informed
that tne sentence of the court
would b2 carried out and that
the American would go to his
doom on Wednesday. There
were 23.0D0 names on the oeti
tion and after it was presented
many more persons came for
ward, declared Mr. Newton to
day, volunteering to sign it
Robbed at Point of Pistol.
j, . - ....ni.ij nave UCCII tUl, CtiiU
strive to show the sincerity ol no reports are obtainable from
IDS
your thanksgiving by openi
J lc'l4t au your purse iu aid
of those less favored. Your praiP
aud thanksgiving win he more
heartfelt if you will remember th,
poor and the alHicted.and not in
Uulgeonly in lip-service.
Remember that whosoever giv
eth to the poor Jendeth to the
thltJ-y t0 reaiIze tomorrow
that It is a good thing to give
thanks unto the Lord, and to
sing prais.es unto His name," as
w ?un y the Psalmist of Is
rael long centuries ago.
beyond that point. It is believed
that the Insurgents are respon
sible for the cutting off of com
munication.
A private
citizen, who
never sought or held any public
Saturday, whose long life of use
fulness and uprightness may
X" bhvfld r emulation by
the youth of the State. We re
fer to Mr. Barzillai G. Worth
who gently -fell on sleep" at fhe
advanced age of eighty-eight
Child's Premonition of Death.
New York. Nov. 20 "Bar
bara," said Mrs. MaryBegens
berger to her daughter of 3 this
afternoon as she was dressing
the child for Sunday school, "I
want you to be a good girl today
because I had a tooth drop out
this morning and that's a sign
somebody is going to die in the
family."
Why, said Barbara, "that's
me; I'm going to die."
Her mother could draw no ex
planation from her, but this af
ternoon while Barbara was play
ing on a pier end she fell be
tween the stringpiece and a barge
and was drowned.
Norfolk, Va., Nov. 21. A bold
daylight robbery occurred in the
business rpnrpr of this oltv tr
day, when two young men en-1 FLOWERS,
tered the office of Dr. L. B. Fry,
and at the point of a pistol
Pound him hand and foot to a
chair. A f ter taking all the money
in the office, the men hastened
away, one ot them shouting,
Farewell, Doc; better be nuiet
about it." Dr. Firey managed
to free himself, and was soon in
pursuit. On a street car he saw
a man whom he claimed to re
cognize as one of those who com
mitted the robbery, and he was
captured. The accused nun gave
his name as George Cunningham,
of New York, and the police say
he has cDnfessed. Tne second
robber was nat caught.
"I do not Ueiifve- there is anv ollw
meilK'ine so good for whoopinir wujrl
is v UillllUlTKUIl i:ou? 1 If.Mmiiv '
writes .Mrs. I- r;meis Turiin, J urn-linn
. ure. 1 ins remedy is aLs iius.ir
p:iseil for colds and croup. For :Ue h
M tlrujiisls.
Ine Western North Oroiina (!on
rerence of the M. K. Church. .South
vas held l ist week at Winston-Sa
iem, ana next year it will be h ld hi
Statf-sville.
Chamberlain' Stonmch iml l.iv
Pahlets do not sicken or gripe, ;in m;U
jo uiKen witii peneel s.ifetv bv Kit
nost delicate woman or the younijesi
duld. The old und feeble will also iiu;
uiem a most suitable reuredv for aid
inland strengthening their weakened
iigestiun andforreirulatinL'thf b.i.v -I
For sale by all druggists.
WEDDING BOUQUETS,
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
PALMS. FERNS. BLOOM ;
ING PLANTS, CABBAGE
AND TOMATO PLANTS
All orders given prompt atten-
That there are in Xorth Carolina lo;
furniture factories with ?''t,4 ii,14t cap
ital usinj U ,::::! horsepower, is iht
showing made in the forthcoming a -nual
repjrt of Hta e commissio-ier of
Labor and Printing. The report shows
that the 1W factories employ ,s4li
workmen with an average daily wage
of '.43, increase of live cents per da
over the rep rt last 3 ear.
tion. M J. MCPHAIL,
ohoue, No. 94. Florist.
Saaford. N. C.
"e was the youngest and last
was rn t' f Whm the Mest
was Gov. Jonathan Worth. The
writer years of his life were
STl"! Randolph ut
for nearly sixty years he had re
ded at Wilmington, where he
was engaged in an extensive bus.
mess until a very short time - be
fore his death;', and so well pre
served in bodyknd mJtas he
that it may truly be said that his
7n,n,W a.?"etieancl bright
And lovely as a Upland niht."
Unique Sunday Parade.
Richmond, Va., Nov. 20. Over
5,000 men marched through the
streets of Richmond today in the
fifth annual parade of Bible class
members. They proceeded to
the city, auditorium where they
held religious services and were
addressed by Hon. H. B. F. Mc
Farland.of Washington, and oth
ers. Governor Mann and Mayor
Richardson were in the line of
paraders.
Sanford Express: Mr. W. R.
Medliri says that from the 15th
of May to the 14th of November
6 months he sold 100 pounds
of butter from one' cow, and that
during that time his family con
sumed about an equal amount.
Pretty good for one cow. We
are told that there will be as
much, if not more, wheat sowed
m Lee county this fall than there
was last. Our farmers were
pleased with the good yield this
year and are convinced that much
of the soil in this section is wpII
adapted to the culture of wheat.
Will Promote Beauty.
Women desiring beautv irel wnmlpr-
ful help from Bucklen's Arniei X;ilvn
It banishes pimples, skin eruptions,
sores and boils. It makes the skin soil
and velvety. It glorifies the face. Cures
sore eyes, cold sores, cracked lips.chap
ped hands. Best for burns, scalds, fe
ver sores, cuts, bruises and piles. 25c at
all druggists.
As a business man he was the
soul of honor, prompt and cor
rect in all his dealings, and he
was a Christian "in whom there
was no guile." Always cheerful
and of a h
1 ui cm ift 1 1 rip i f . , .,i -n. ,
c-.,J u: , . uvt iiuvemoer. ro, is an-
x auiiaiune ana contribu- nouncid as the time in which the fir-t
tod to the happiness of all vho Pasnger train will go from Wades-
who were so fortunate as to be boro to Win9ton-Saiem on the new
associated with him mat; South-Bound railroad.
, ..wMrwlJ 1JJS ,
There is to be a mass meeting for
ake county in Raleigh on the. hr.l
Monday in December lor the pur; o-e
of organizing a county good roads as
so iaton that will co-operate with the
Siate associat ion
Shall Women Vote ?
If thev did, millions would vote I)r
King's New Lire i'ills the true remedy
for women. For banishingdull fa-ged
feelings, backache or headache, consti
pation, dispelling colds, imparting ap
petite and toning up the system, thev
are unequaled. Easy, safe, sure.' 'ix- at
all druggists.
The report of Attorney General T.
w. JJickett j.i'st completed for tne gov
ernor arid the general assembly coves
ing criminal statistics for the past
two years shows a marked decrease in
many classes of -crimes for the year
closing duly I last, as compared with
the previous year.
"I am pleased to recommend Cham
berlain's Cough Itemedy as the best
thing 1 know of ami safest remedy for
coughs, colds and bronchial trouble "
writes Mrs. L. I. Arnold of Denver,
Colo. "We have used i t repeatedly and
it has never failed to give relief."' For
sale by all druggists.
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Klfeclive May l."th l'.HO.
Direct line between Xew York. Flor
ida, Atlanta, Birmingham, Memphis.
Sew Orleans and tlie southwest, sub
ject to change without notice.
r igures given below are for the in-
lormatiou of the public ami are not
guaranteed.
Tiains leave Pittboro us follows:
No. :: a m, connecting at Mon
cure with No. :S for Porlsmoiuh
Norfolk, which connects :it Wo
don with the A. C. L. for Eastern
Carolina points, at Xorfolk with
all steamship lines for points nort h
Xo. 240-4:00 n in. c -nrccts at Mon
cure with Xo. 41 for Charlotte. Wil
mington,. Atlanta, Jiiriiiingham'
Memphis and points west, No. 41
connecting at Hamlet with No. 4.1
for Jacksonville fe Florida points.
No. 2M Will arrive at Pittsboro IDL'O
a m connecting wilh No. 41 with
No. .'58 from the south.
- - "invraii iiiisuoro t:vu p
, couuvcung witn jo. 41 from
points yorth.
Trains between M
boro operated daily except Sunday
vr IUIl,lcririormatiem Apply to ii
M. loe, agent, Pittsboro, or write to
U.S. LKARD, .
Ilvision Passenger Agent,
No 4 West .Vartin M.,
Raleitrh, N. C.
fifteen months cost between $37 j
ana o Vie other food con
sumed coming from kitchen
scraps. Besides what was sold
Mr. Williams and his family of
six nave nad all the milK and
butter they desired.
Not Sorry for Blunder.
- "II my friends hadn't blundered in
thinking I vvasa doomed victim of con
sumption, I might not be alive now."
writes D. T. Sanders of Ilarrodsbiirg,
Ky., but Tor years thev saw every tit
lempt to cure a lung-racking cough
hid. At last I tried Dr. Kind's New
Discovery. The elleot was wcmdeilul.
It soon stooped thv cough and lam
now in better healiii than I have had
for years."' This wonderful life-saver
is an unrivalled remedy for coughs,
colds, lagrippe, asthma, croup," hemor
rhages, whooping cough or weak lungs.
"0c, U Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
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-In North Carolina there are 3,003.-
000 acres of swamp lands ea-ily capa
ole of drainage, according to the esti
mate of the State geologist, Air, Jo
seph Hyde Pratt, who made a survey
f them, while a government d rail age
-xpert has proiou:iced reclaimed
ortli Carolina bwanip lands superioi
o the lands of the great' corn belts of
Ohio and Indiana.
Sixenl vfith u.s tor one at uut
Kedaced Price Suits
Saves an fawa Man's Life.
The very grave seemed to yawn be
iore liobert Aiadsen, of W'est'jturling
toK Iowa, when, after seven weeks in
.he hosjaiakfour of tiie best physicians
;ave him uj). Then was shown the
narvtlous curative jiower of Klectric
ihiters.' For, after eight mon t lis of
rigliiful suffering from liver trouble
mo yellow jaundice, getting no help
.rom other remeiiesor noeiors, live bot
tles oi tins matchless medicine com
ileteiy cured huh. It's Hsitively guar
iiueeo for siomach; iiver or KiUney
.roubles and hever disappoints. Omy
v- at all druggists. '
Jerry More. ot Florence county, S.
j-t the 17-jear-old con of a p eacier,
prudaced li bunhils on one acre of
iaud mis ear.
For pains in the side or ciiest damn-
e.i a picceof tl innel with Chamoei Iain's
lani.nentand bind it on tiie seat ol
jKUit. 1 here is nothing better. For
sale by all druggists.
DL'KliA.H &S0UTHLRN RAILWAY.
Schedule iu Ellect ilay 2, 1909
Southbound.
Jieaci Uown
No. H. No 11
dised. Mixed.
iX.tun.ex.Hun.
v.M. P.M.
Northbound
Head Up.
No. 8. No. 6.
Mixed. Mixed,
ex. bun. ex.Hun.
A.M. JAM
1
mMMml hi
mmr " JO"
p. fM
if- m
$5.00.
tl u tt pr'flit 1910
ihe I.ouk of Kupj-teiina
Of eoiirse these suits tire
earned over but thequal
J'y is in them. The se
lection is large and
ried.
twill be Our Pleasare to Show
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JOE W. MANN
AT BYNUM
Has a full line of all kmc! of JFarmIn Iniriio
incuts, new Soutticrsi ilisc IZarrov Me
Corinicl:: Reapers and Il:iilers. cisl
tivators, blowers ana Ualccs.
Farmers' Favorite Crain 23rills.
HE ALSO CARRIES SUPPLIES FOR
Oeering and McCormick Movers
If you need anything- in this line, dro- him -i
card and he will come to see 3 ou.
v Also a full Stock of
Coffins and Caskets on hand.
11 y j
Coffins and
:; caskets ::
A full stock of Coffins and
Caskets always on hand and
sold at all prices. All kinds
and sizes.
B. Nooe,
Ro-sale of Land.
Kv virtue of an order of V e Kunerinr
Court of Chathn com-ty, iu
pr .feeding therein pendi.-g, wherein
A. U Ouuter is plaintiff and 1) r
bunterHiul others are defendants 1
will ajcain expose to hhIq at nnhiii
.tion, to the highest bidder, t tiie
Luuu-uuuse uuor 10 J'litsoorn, N ('
Pittsborr.N. C.
J-n. 1. 1Q10
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RALEIGH AND S0UTHP0RT RAILWAY
Schedule of Passenger Trains, Ef
fective SunJay, May 22, 1910.
The following schedule on the Ral
eigh and 8outhport RMjlway civet
three trains each way daily between
ind Fayetteviile:
Southbound.
on Monday, the nth day of IWmht i'
1910tatI2 o'ch ek, th.U. " ' ;
kno n as the Hun (,u,(er n .c. tit
uate in Haw liiver townvhiu.chHt ViMm
county, ;ini bouu- td rn ihentth Li
the Win. Marks h-nd; on tf1( ell K
the laud formerly oWfled i.v Atoh
o.auKu4ii, uii ine soutn by tho Jan . s
former y owned by .1hn and l'hillin
Womb e, and on tl.euest hvth. S
formerly owned bv P. tin w 14
and John Thoma wttf ,
"fu,,7 't more or 1pss. Tern h
of sale, one-third cash, one thir l n
six months and the bah,,e in t
mouths, deferred payments t e rhi r
interesrat (i percent per annum-1 e
reserved till final pav'n.-nt maX.
lhii Govern her L i:;o
UOIiT. ii.'nixox
'inmisioner.
Mortgage Sale.
I?y virtue of a
hvM.V i-opeto the 'lJMni
lns.a.n' reLrisfered at natre
, u, lue otlicrt.if the llp.r
ister of T)i-,ia n,..,
North 0,f, X,
rr:'r r""uaJ uie ;mi rtav ct tw
cenib
inten
the
Lv Raleicrh s s:0f) a m
r F'Hyettt-ville iIl:10 a rr
Lv Raleigh J:l.r n nj
r ayelteviMe - 4r0 i ni
' .XT nol.lT.vt. ...... '
vr 1.1-1 - hRM-riKK tn-; me la of
iiuriL'uountj.
Lv Fayettevilie s:0 a m
Ar. KHleI?h 100 a m
Lv ayetteville i.pm
Ar Hahih 3:45 p iri
Lv Fayetteville 5:10 J m
Ar Ealeigh 8:20 pm
lands of ; n T r' " T,,e "Hst '.V
the west by the lands of V ' ,M
xr ?' 4j LONDON & SON