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NEWTON, N. C, FRED AT, APRIL 28, 1905
NO 10.
AU VIRAL GEORfiE DEWEY DISCUSSES
Dli.E.W.A WHICH CONFRONTS
TO-
GO.
Dewej Would Give Unexpected Battle.
uue ui nie most momentous
i. aval battles tnat has been
ftuu'ht forbears is impending in
th far east, and. HWe all the rest
.f tt.e world, 1 am watching with
Iha prraUst interest.
Tae situation is one of almost
thrilling interest. All naval men
are im teres led; I have, possibly
an added interest, owing to the
fact that I was myself at cne time
confronted by a dilemma not un
like that which is now faced by
the Japanese Admiral Togo.
As to what will happen, it is
anybody 's guess. There are as
many opinions'as ttere are naval
experts, My guess, perhaps, is
no better than another's, except
as I may have a little more
familiarity with the complicating
circumstances which must be
taken into consideration, I
But one thing on which all:
authorities seem agreed, and
which is doubtless trus, is that
the Russian flaet is numerically
aEd in tonnage and armament
stronger than the forces of the
Japanese. They haye several
more heavy fighting ships,
cceordins to reports, than the
Japanese, and it is also to be
recrembered that there is a
secondary fleet of three or mora '
heavy ships which is on the way
and will be due on the scene in
about forty. days
THE GREAT QUESTION.
Now the great questions are:
Can Admiral Togo afford to meet
the Russian forces, and risk ail
on the cast of a great naval battle
in the open seas? Cau he afford
to risk the loss of his battleships?
Suppose Rojestyensky wins?
What will be the effect on
Japan then? Bow about com
munication between Japan and
Manchuria? How about rein
forcements to the land forces,
and ammunition and supplies? ing,
Unless the Japanese cai ; c
protect their transports and the j FQR A WE K digestion.
commerce about their own island ,. . . . , ,
... i .o medicine can replace food but
and in the Vicinity Of Fort ; Chamberlain" a Stomach and Liver Tab-
Arthur, of what avail will their i lets hwP yju to digest jour food. It is
' : not the quantity ot food taken that
land operations and their pasD gives etreugth and rigor to the system,
victories be to them? Their fleet but the amount digested aud ai.-a-
' , niilated. It troubled with a weak di?es-
is Confronted by a fleet OUt tion, don't fail to give these TabletB a
numbering theirs. Now thai', 1 housands have been beaented by
, th-irude. They o-iiy cost a quarter.
question is wnat will ivamiraij
Togo do?
WHAT SOME BELIEVE,
Some naval authorities incline
to the belief that Togo will avoid
a direct engagement and will try
to pick out the weak members of
the Russian fleet, cutting them
off in the night, using his torpedo
boat destroyers and following
much the same tactics as were
employed at Port Arthur.
I wondered at that time that
the Japanese did not go right into
the harbor and finish the work at
once; but 1 have been informed j
since by a reliable au
the Japanese admiral had strict
orders from the mikado not to
risk the loss of his battleships.
The loss might at that juncture
have been fatal. So they took
the slower methods to the same
end, It is not impossible that
the same policy will be pursued
now. We probably shall not
know tintil events disclose what
. i -r i . e 1
is tne Japanese pianoi campaign, i
I presume Togo's fleet is in a
pert at the northern end of the
island of Formosa. There is a
magnificnt and strongly fortified
haiLor there, a veritable
Gibraltar. No doubt Tcgo is in
constant touch vith the Russian
fleet, through his scouts and his
wireiess telegraph equipment,
and is watching to see whether
Kt jestveEsky will take the inner
or outer channel.
There is a possibility that the
three battleships which , the
Russians have at Vladivostok will
try to effect a junction, or will
begin to prey on Japanese com
merce and on general contraband
of war in foreign ships. These
are some of the possibilities
which the situation involves,
NOW, JUST SUPPOSE.
Now suppose the Russians
should succeed in forcing a
decisive battle. Suppose, for the
sake of argument, that they
should lose. The losing battle
would not be so disastrous to
them rs a losing battle would b
to the Jfip-iuesti It would r.ot.
Jidv ) tho same eff ct of cutting off
com municatious between
thei r i
land forces and their base ol
f supplies: and it would not to the
same degree expose their ship
pitif? and their coast to the
ravages of a hostile fleet, And
they would still have the second-
larv force cominc alnns- in Mav
You
see, it is a problem not
jeasy to decide. And there is
almost everything at stake for
the two countries whose navies
are involved. It certainly looks
as if a decisive engagement be
tween tha two fleets would decide
the war.
"WHEN I WAS AT MANILA,"
When I was at Manila I was
confronted by a similar problem
for a short time. Not long after
the battle of Manila information
preached me from a friend in
! Paris of plans which Spain was
' making to fit out a fleet to raisa
'the siege.
I was apprised of the names
and number of tne battleships
which would be sent, and as my
fleet had not then been reinforced
by heavy fighting ships, the
Spanish force would have been
stronger than mine.
There would not be time for
the Monadnock and Monterey to
reach me, though they had
started,
I was set to thinking what I
should do with the superior
'force. What happened was that,
' on my suggestion, a fleet was
fitted out under Admiral Watson,
which was to threaten the coast
of Spam. This led to the
abandonment of purpose to send
the fleet to Manila. But there
was a time when I had to face a
problem something like the ona
which confronts Admiral Togo,
I had my plan, I should not
have waited in Manila. I had
a dispatch boat faster than any
thing in the Spanish fleet and
should I hope, have met them
when and where they did not
expect me,
But every situation must be
judged by itself. The Russian
Japanese problem is intensely
interesting -
-intensely interest-
forsale by all druggist
Burial of John Paul Jones.
Washington i'ost.
j Because John Paul Jones be
gan his career as a sea figUter at
Philadelphia, the demand is made
that his body should be interred
there, It is also urged, and with
jast as much force, that as te
ionce lived at Fredericksburg,
i Va., on an estate inherited from
i his brother, it would be proper
to lay his body at that place.
John Paul J one was neither a
iU JPhiladelphian nor a Virginian,
but an American by adoption, if
I not by birth, -His name belongs
' to the country which he helped
to create, and his body now
comes to mingle in its soil. For
a century, in his case, the nation
has deserved the reproach that
republics are ungrateful. Let
the amends it makes be as splen.
did as it is tardy, Let the ad
j miration and gratitude of the
people be shown in the proper
disposition of his bones, as weil
as in reciting the glory of his
deeds,
The finest ship in the United
States navy should bear the body
of John Paui Jones from France
to this country, It should be
accompanied by a squadron, and
hailed by the thunder of the fleet.
With pomp due to his greatness,
and with simplicity bentting a
republic, let him be buried at
Arlington, in ground consecrated
to such as he.
Then, after Congress has as
quietly as posslble made shame
faced provision for the expense
of discovering the body of the
illustrious sailor, let it raise a
monument, either at Arlington
or in Washington, in memory .of
John Paul Jones. This monument
cannot celebrate his fame, but it
can testify to the love and grati
tude of the American people.
A DAREDEVIL RIDE
offcn end in a Mid accident To heal
accidental ii' juries, use Bnckleu's Arn'ca
S;l', o, " V deep wound in my fofc, from
:ui ac',idnt." wires Theodore Schuele of
Co'umfiu O.. ,e'a,,,f m Jfeat rfio.
f lMKi.-int.s w. r' lielpkei. h i B)iokln's
Arnica Salve quickly healpd it. Soothea
land heals burns lie magic, zoc at
'Abernethy Drag Co, druggist.
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Dog Bite Daring Honeymoon Results in
Death of Groom.
New York, April 10. Hydro
puooia irom a aog one seven
months ago has caused the death
of Louis Ells wing, 23 years o
age, in the orange county, N, J,,
hospital. The victim had entirely
forgotten his adventure with the
dog, but investigation now shows
that the animal ran away and was
shot to death the next day in a
neighboring town, where it was
suffering from rabies,
Ellswing was married seven
months ago. Soon afterwards
the dog, a small pet, was given
him by a friend, and while play
ing with it he was bitten on the
cheek. The wound was disen-
fected, but not cauterized, Ells
wing became ill last Sunday
when he noticed a difficulty in
swallowing water. The symp
toms gradually became more
pronounced until convulsions
developed. Between spasms he
was perfectly natural and bad
his bride take him to a hospital.
Experts were called, but they
could do nothing to check the
convulsions, and, after terrible
suffering, Ellswing finally suc
cumbed. A COLD, ACOUGH
TIOX, -UONSUMP
A told history, but
t rue
Rvdale Cough Elixir will urn
vent this happening to you. It
will check t.liH nrooress of a cnH
at once, prevent thw cough be- to the depot, however, by Wind
coming deep seated, and thus J ham, who was arrested there by
ward off consumption. This
modern ecieutific remedy kills
the enrms that cause throat and
lung diseases, and by its stimu
lateiug and tonic effect upon the
respiratory organs helps nature
si eedily restore theee organs to
robast health.
Fixing Hours of Labor Forbidden.
BaltiTiore Sun.
The decision of the Supreme
court of the United States in re
gard to the New York law mak
ing 10 hours a day's work and 60
hours a week's work in bakeries
is of the utmost importance to
employers and employees, se
curing to both free exercise of
the right of contract. The de
cision holds that the New York
law interferes with the free ex
ercise of the right of contract
between individuals. The law
was oppressive, it was contended,
because it deprived both labor
and capital of oonortunitv to
utilize their resources to the limit
of their ability. . Workers differ
in physical and mental capacity
and endurance, and restriction
of the hours of labor by the state
is equivalent to partial confisca
tion of the only commoditv the
workman has to sell. Capital
also suffers virtual confiscation
in part through any excessive
restriction of the use of manu"
factoring plants by shortening
the hours of labor more than the
laborers desired them to be
shortened. The decision will
not interfere with the eight hour
movement as a' voluntary move
ment of individual industrialists.
It prevents states and municipal
ities from forcing an eight hour
day upon private persons who
are willing to contract for nine
or ten hours, but it is still within
the power of federal, state and
municipal governments to exact
only eight hours of labor a day
from their own employees.
FORGET ABOUT YOURSIOMACH.
If yonr digestion ia bad the vital
organs of jour body are not fed and
nourished aw they should be. They gro
weak 8nd imite disease. Ko ol
Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat.
cures indigestion and all stomach
tiou&Jes. ion lorget you nave a
stomach from the very day you begin
taking it. This is because it gets a rest,
recuperates aiid gradually grows' so
strong and healthy that it troubles yon
no more, E, L. itabceck, Amherst,
Mian., says: "I have taken a grea
many remedies for indigestion but have
found nothing equal to Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. Kodol digests what you eat,
cuts Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour
Storracb, Baching, Heartburn and ail
Stomach Troubles. Its preparation is
i be result of many years ef research
Sold by Absrnethy Drug Co.
If the women of the country
can stamp out Mormonism, the
politicians who have vainly tried
the experiment must take off
their hats and bow low. Wash
ington Star.
Sam P, Jones Locked In
Mad mam.
Room With
Montgomery, Ala., April 20,
Rev. Sam P. Jones, of Cartes -yillei
Cia., the well known evan
gelist and lecturer, had an ex
perience here today which he is
not likely to forget,
Mr. Jones was in Montgomery
en route toTuskegee, Ala, where
he tonight delivered a lecture to
BeoKer Washington's school.
Sam H, Windham, a Methodist
preacher, whose home is at Dot
ham, Ala., accosted him on the
streets and pursuaded him to ac.
company Wyndham to the lat
ter's room in a hotel.
No sooner were the two "in
Wyndham s : room than the
preacher turned to Mr, Jones'
after first locking the door an!
placing the key thereto in his
pocket, and said:
"God has directed me to
go to Demopolis, Ala, and get
married and to taice you with me :
to perform the ceremony. Then!
we are to conduct a meeting in
Demopolis, after which we will
return to Montgomery and con
duct a meeting here,"
"If you do not assent to this,
either you are I must die,"
At this moment a bell bey
knocked at the door and inform
ed Mr. Jones that he was wanted
at the telephone. Excusing
himself, he manage to leave the
room, and needless to say
did not ret am. He was followed
Detective Payne,
winanam, wno is a tormer in
mate of an insane asylum, and
who has been tnree times diyorc
ed from the wonan he wishes
i to wed again, is held as at
suspicious character. It is no
known at this time just what dis
position of his case will be made.
CHEATED DEATH,
Kidney trouble often ends fatallv. b it
by choosing the right medicine, E. II.
Wolte, of .hear brove, Iowa, cheated
death, He &aye: "Two years ago I had
Kidney Trouble, which caused rae creat
pain, sufreriutf rnd anxiety, but I took
hlcinc Bitters, which effected a com
plete cure, I nave also found them of
great benefac in general debility ajd
nerve trouble, and keep them constantly
oil baud, since, as I hnd they have no
equal." Aoernethy Drug Co., druggiet,
guarantees them at 50c.
Pretend to Marry.
(From Fearson's Magazine )
In Russia every woman of the
peasant class marries, or pre
tends to marry. If a girl comes
to the decision that no one
intends to ask her to marry, she
leaves home, goes to some
distant district and returns after
a time to announce that she is a
widow, that she went away to be
married, and that her husband
has since died. No embarras
sing questions are put to her,
for among the peasants it is
considered bad form to mention
a dead man to his widow,
This curious custom goes to
show in what high regard the
women of Russia look upon the
institution of marriage.
MR. KIRKSEY'S RECOMMEN
DATION,
Mr. Jvtrk8ey writes: 1 give a
positive guarantee with every
box ot Rvdale's Stomach Tablets
and Liver Tablets I sell, and
have never been asked to refund
the money in a single instance, I
have used these tablets in my
family with best results, W. L
Kirksey, Moranton, N. C Rv
dales Tablets are prepared tj
The Radical Remedy Company,
Hickorv. N. C. who authoiiztb
every dealer in their prepare
tiofcs to guarantte everv b x
or botti ot their medicine they
sell. Abernethy Drug Co.
Sand 210 Feet Deep.
Raleigh Post.
"I have recently found
out
something I have wanted to know
for twenty years," remarked
Congressman R, N. Page, while
waiting for the train Monday
afternoon, the question in my
mind has been, how deep is the
sand territory extending through
Moore county. It has been
solved, In sinking an artesian
well at Pienhurst the workmen
bored through 210 feet of sand
and then struck a formation o
slate,"
TAKES THE PLACE OF CALOMEL
PRICE 3S CENTS. AT ALL -DRUGGISTS.
Tor sale by ABERNETHY DRUG CO
He Kept up in the Race.
.lamps R "Rarrnn. PrRulpnt.
.i n ivr:ii d,.
Hill, S, C, writes:
"In 1883 I painted my resi
dence with L. & M, It look
better than a great many houses
painted three years ago.
Don 't pay 1.50 a gallon for lin
seen oil, which you do in ready-
for-use paint.
Buy oil fresh from the barrel
at 60 cents per gallon, and mix it
with Longman & Martinez L. &
M. Paint
It makes cost it about $ 1,20 per
gallon.
Wears and covers like gold.
Every Church given a liberal
quanity when bought from
Rbyne Hdw, Co,
Commissioner Proty's declara
tion that the railroad is the
father of the trusts seems to
dispose of all mystery over the
trusts' pedigree, as the tariff has
long been recognized as the
mother of them,
A THOUSAND DOLLAR'S
WORTH OF GOOD.
I hav been sfflicted with kid.
ney and bladder trouble lor
vpfirs, passing gravel or stones
with excruciating pain," eays A.
H. hurces, a well known coal
oporat or ol Buffalo, O. "I got
no relief irom medicine until I be
gan taking Foley's Kidney cure,
then the tesult was surprising.
A few doses started the brick
dust'Jikfc substance and now 1
have no pain across mv kidneys
and 1 feel like a new man. It
has done me 1000 worth of
good." Foley's Kidney Cu e
will cure every form, of kidney or
Madder disease. Sold by R, I ,
Fret z-?.
All who hope the frost wil
bite the Easter millinery bills
will please hold up their hands!
Baltimore Sun.
FEIGBTITL SUFFERING RELIEVPE
Suffering: irichtful from the Tiralent
poisons ol undigested lood, C. li
GriTon, of Lula. Mis.. toot Dr. KJnsrV
XeT.; Life Pills, "with the ru!t," ho
writes, "that I was cured." All stomach
and buel disorders give way to their
tonii laxative properties. 25c at
Aberoethy's Drng Store, guaranteed,
Admiral Togo and Admira
Rojestvensky are warm personal
friends. But when they meet in
battle they will be as eager to
kill each other as if they had
shaken hands and said, "Prosit,"
Sayanah Morning News.
THE RIGHT NAME ISDEWITT.
DtWitts Witch Hezel Salve coo's
sooth and heals cuts, burns, boils.
bruie, piles aud all skin diseases. K,
E. Zicfcefooee, Adolph. . a.. eays:
'My little daughter had white swelling
so nan ti at piece alter piece oi Done
worked out of her leg. DeWitta .Witch
Hazel falve cured her." It is the most
wonderful healing salve in the -wjrld.
Beware of counterfeits, bold by Abei-
nethy Drag Co.
Snow was ten feet deep in Col
orado where Presidedt Rorsvelt
was hunting last week.
CBAMBERIAIVS COUGH REMEDY
THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR,
"Mothers buv it for croapy children,
railroad men buy it for severe conghs
and eldetlv people buy it lor la gritrge,
eay Moore Bros, Eldon, Iowa. ' We sell
more of ChamDeriMn s uougn nemeuy
than anv other kind. It seems to have
taken the lead over stveral other good
brands. There is do question Dut mis
medicine is the best that can be procured
for rmiehs and colds, whether it he a
child or an adnlt that is afflicted. It
alwavs cures and cares quickly. Sold by
all druggists.
"Miss Sere, I've got a good
story to tell you; It's an old, old
stoi v, but" "Oh, Georgei this
is so sudden." Houston Post,
Tom Lawson is to be one of the
Kansas Fourth of July orators.
That is the reason we have not
had much from him of late on
Frenzied Finance, He is saving
his thunder for this big occasion.
NOTICE.
A mating of the citizens of tne town
of Newton is hereby called to meet in the
Court house, Monday night, Apiil 24th,
1905. fer the purpose of nominating
candidates for Mayor andCominisBionere
By order of the Committee.
W. B Gaither, Chairman.
J. B, Little, Secretary.
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Dr. Weir Mitchell says all
novels when written should be
laid aside for two years by their
aut ors; two centuries would be .
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nearer tne marK ior inosb oi
, h . m Ext hane. '
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O .SSTOIIIA.
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OF CHARLOTTE,
Is now limiting his work to Eye
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He, having ceased his regular
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ay after nccicJ.S-iLCny cl tsih
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THE NEWTOiN
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and here to stay, dont forget the place,
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North side square. We ask your patran-
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Respectfully
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Newton, N. C.
Secretary Wilson has given up
the fight against the boil weevil
and Dr, Hunter says the pests
can never be exterminated
This may be the solution of the
question of reducing the cotton
acreage to mountain prices. If a
nlanter has several billions of
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LAST HOFE VANISHED.
"When lea Jin physicians eaid that W.
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Dr. Kirs
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iccidtnt to keeping aonejin
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a it complicated affair. Sue h in rot tie case. Come
ir ti.y time and we will take pleeeure in howing yon
jct l e w a bank account is inn and how simple and
convenient it reelly is.
THE SHUFORD NATIONAL BANK, Newton, N. C,
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STATE OF NEW YORK,)
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$128,094,315.24
$113,259,095,25
14,835,219,99
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good wages.
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