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CHARACTER TO THE-FRONT.
Bald ? Scalp shiny, and thin?
Then it's probably too late.
ou neglected dandruff. If
uu uau vuiy ta&cu Our flu-:
vice, you would have cured
Hair Vigor
the dandruff , saved your hair,
and added much to it. If
not entirely bald, now is your
opportunity. Improve it. - -
I hT8 Md Arer" Htr Vigor tor ore
years- I am w 9f "rears old and h,e a hec.Tr
growth of rich brown hair, due, I think, ea
uraly to A jer". Hair Visor-
Mrs. M. a. K.HTB. Ballerina. 111.
f l 00 a bottla.
A I drnesrisra.
Kbits, Balle-rilla, I1L
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; KXXETII BAYARD T1IIG PEN'
Attoruoy ami Counsellor at Law,
Main St. ; , r Upstairs,
Tarboro, X. C.
. U. HUNS,
li.n ky Mt.
F. S. SPRI'ILL,
Loulaburg
J. P. BUSS,
Kocky Mt.
BUNN, SPRUILL & BTJNN,
Attys-at-Law, Rocky Mount, N. C.
wl practice herealter in all th
courts of Edgecombe county.
R. DON WILLIAMS,
surgeon
Dentist.?
TARBORO N. C.
33. W. BROWTV,
Litn.'eon East Pitt St., next door to J. K.
Miumon' former undertaking establish
ment, dtf-wlj
R. C. A WHITEHEAD,
Sar&eon Dentist,
TARBORO, N. O.
i-efick hours J to 1 and 2 to 5.
GOTO
S. R. ALLEY,
FOR Fh
PH OTO GRA PHS.
The keynote of all the addresses
that have been - made lately at
college commencements and at
meetings ot business men's asso
ciations has been the development
; of character. It is remarkable how
"18 wrKi "character" runs through
all the recent speeches aud papers.
It is as if, by common impulse,
our intellectual leaders had stop
ped talking about this or tht
economic problem, this or that
political issue, and this or that
means of attaining: success in life,
and had returned to the develop
ment of character as the one pota
tion of all national problems:
'Thus, - one Hot- the"- -principal
speakers before - the National
Credit Men's Association dwells
upon the factor of personal char
acter as the basis of all credit.
Thus, one of our eminent lawyers,
in a long address, urges the
necessity of teaching Christian
morality in other words, charac
ter in the higher schools as the
foundation of all otter instruc
tion. President Finley, o'the City
College, urges his students not to
make wealth and success the sole
aim of their, endeavor, but to ac
quire courage and character. The
best way, he says, to equalize the
inequalities met with iu life is to
develop character. President
behurman's recent address before
Cornell University was alone: the
same line. President lladley, of
Yale, says that as nations, acquire
weaim ana dominion tney are
in danger of suffering the
loss of faith and enthusiasm, and
that the chief danger which con
fronts us coined from this loss of
faith and enthusiasm and from
the adoption of 8elnhuFB as the
; basis of hjimau cocdnct. President
Harris, of Amherst, speaks much
t the same eflect. These are only
a few of the multitude of addresses
and articles which have appeared
in the last month, which dwel
upon character as the f undamen
tal need of the timts.
Why. it may be asked, is this
insistence upon a thing: which
would seem so obviou.-? It is le
oanse-thee thinkers ami iealer
I liev, that in our siieunou ef
forts to increase the individua
and collective wealth of the nation
we are losing: sight of the basic
principles of morality! It would
appear so. If " they are right, no
teaching: and no preaching; wheth
er from platform, pulpit, or press
could be more practical than this
Wall Street Journal.
. Km Dea-aaa-eaitaa.
Postmaster Ensor, of . Columbia,
Tenn., was a reporter for news,
papers in 1858, at which time he
"worked on the Daily -Gazette in
Baltimore.
"There Is a great difference,''
A subject which we hate often
discussed in these columns is rais
ed a cain in the Daily Consular lie
said the postmaster to a reoreson- Port the Depaittneut of Com
TARBORO, N. C. THURSDAY, JULY 14. 1904.
wwwiii (Miikuivnti i unMbi .v..iiij.j..l: -.t vi.
plana. Bo faraa indication ro at
bis early date, there will be so mi
what similar perplexity la raaaoo
tativeof the Knoxville' Sentinel
"between the newspaper business
of that ay and this. When I was
in' the business, there - was no
telegraphic news. Moreover, the
local news was not what it is to
day. There has been wonderful
progress in the local news feature.
"The Gazette had only two r- Th' wlth South America baa It-
porters for the large city of Balti- cnaJica oUy 5 per cent e art
more, I beingoue of them. We had to iho people or the Utter
no routines, as a er eat -.number of
newspaper reporters "hare todavi
th?re were no space report era" nor
writers of Saturday or Sunday
stories, nor did we call our articles
stories,', aa newspaper men do
tody.
'The daily newspapers of these
days takes the place of the maga
zine, hot we had no magazine
fea'urea. v
vlhe two reporters on the
Gazette were called Street re-
merce and Labor in an interesting
communication froo: tbeAmrricau
vio tttniiil rat - Trinidad. That
oCicer calla Jxl tedtKiV to the com.
pnratiye fixity of our South Amer
ican trade. In the last thiity years
our trade with the rest of the
world has more than doable i.
contisfot brs than fl worth of
goo! a Li ad yvarly, whila we Mil
Canadians, nearly $2i worth a
head, and Cubans, ereu without
reciprocity, $15 worth. The trou
bles lies with our export trade We
buy enough - from South Americr.
three time more than we sell to
it.' We sell it lees than 1 10,000.000
worth and buy'frora li $120,000,000
worth a year. The rash balauce of
f S0.0O0.0OO a year of American
money which South America re
made eood by tha season's later
-dCTetopmeata, a cotton crop larger
by. three-quirtm 01 a tatuioa
bales than aoy hitherto picked t
the United Statea roltht ba ex
pectd. To predict it would be
raah thus early In the aeaaoo, bat
it is atlll a chance to be leckooed
itU. Bappoelog a bompet crop;
however, at
world' exiatlng tapp iea areata
minimum, how should the out-
porters' because we Worked on the ceives from u" U Pntin baying
street and caught what vi goods from other nations. In the
. . " - " - i. ..... i .
seldom visited offices, al. lawiwny yeata we aave oougn.
from Sonth America 11,700,000,
000 more than we haro sold dl
rectly to it.
Why It seems strange to
charco Americans with lark of
trade energy. We should rega'd
it as offensive if some foreigner
accused us of it; but the officer
wbobH report we are quoting dors
not besiiate to nay that is what is
the matter We Uck enrrgy and
euUrnrUc in not having better
hiping fsi illttea. Cana1a has
dirtct line of her own to South
Africa. It U not crelitable that
we have none to the eat coast of
South America. N. l. Tribune,
The N;w L'jmt. Building.
7IKBeK9, I!, c.
RI.P.A.N S Tabules
Doctors find ,
A good prescription
For mankind
The 3 o- packet 1 enough for usual occa
ramilvhottle (60 cents) contini
a .unnlf lr . VUr. All drQEKUt Sell
he iu. " . s. . '
Warkiac r aaaTTVisat,
The busiest and mightiest little
things that ever was made is Dr.
King's New Life Pills: These pills
change weakness Into strength,
listlessness into energy, brain-fag
into mental power. They're won
derful in building up the health
Only 25c per box. Sold by Staton
& Zoeller the druggist.
Waman'i A mfcitioa.
Various German doctors Dr.
Emil Reich, Prof- Munsterberg,
and
though I covered the police courts.
1 his was the only job which one
would call routine work.
"The editors mrbade the el alloc
ation of lttms. This was because
too much time was required to
setup copy, ihe inventions for
rapid typesetting were unkuown
iu our days.
We would have only a In e or
two about items to which news
papers of today devote one or t o
columns. Our work was to net
items of murder, suicide and such
things. Contrary to the general
belief, tl.e main .features .of the
newspapers of that day were mur
ders, ana items or a similar nature.
Tne public taste is not degenerat
ing, but is progressing, according
to my opinion."
Itrwtallr Tort re.
A case came to light fiat for
persistent and unmerciful tortme
hits perhaps never leeo equaled.
Joe Ooldbick, of Colusa. Calif.,
wiiie-i. I'.'r 1." ears I endured
insufferable pain from Rheumatism
.nd nrtthinc reliAVMl me thonrh T
- o 1 t
tried evervthipp'. known. T ram party nas nar a recoru tor uoiu
sornak KlMtri RittM nn1 U'a iha DCHX; at Chicago it established a
I record .for. timidity and CTaaioo
that tronb p. A tew bottle of it ine piauorm is remaraaoie mam
mmnlatalv rolievcul and nn tA r for what it dots noi str. ine
larxi suuanou is as scuie aa a
any time in our history, Tet there
is no announcement in regard to
it. There is no longer war in the
Philipph-.co. Su.ely theco iotry is
"If you dare to kiss me again 1 1 entkleil, at leant, to know what fa
will call Dapa.,, . to be the future policy as to those
'1 thought yon said your father islands the Philippine plank. does
a . A . a a
was in uaiirorma not disclose it.
"He is. ' Houston Post The tariff plank is an open
Ttwita dnrinf the hot dr in Utra dle to be used ss a promise
O J I m a . m a .aak a,
July, says the Chicago Journal. reduction oi amies 10 me voieia
Piaxiteles was walking alone an picogc oi ueir BiaiDnuauni
Main atreAr Athena when he met lO lUe manUUCIUrers.
Tat ! aiicatM riatlra.
Ah to the republican platform
made at the "canned convention'
I in Chicago, it can be no better
characterized than in the language
of the lion. William 8. Cowherd,
Chairman of the -Democratic Con
e eRMnnal Committee, lio bhu
of it:
"Heretofore, the republican
me.'' Just as "good for" Liyer aud I
Kidney -troubles and general de
bility. Only 50c Satisfaction
guaranteed by Staton & Zoeller.
THE RCE OF THE EARTH IIIUU ncouiaTiNo thk
In a rmnt lee! are deliered
ng from thU year'a eropa lo their foVb'iUyH Iol"'U .L?
nalitlrkl eff-et- TViS An aaliett ikaioeriota t
r - . i i . . t t
act in tha harvest nUouk U the . ,",B"
phae of the probleai as to tb-l
earth'a age, which ho malted
extraordinary promise of the col
ton crop.
leaterdaya monlLly Uoyrro.
ment eatimata of that crop, fot-
owiog June's estimate of a 10 per
Mat M i IflaAa Af9aa I K S A 1 a ft
vear'a and a 9 ter cent. Utter VM,C oeoi.t mmc aa uoo.
LtitiAa .k.Ii iv- ..-. eor-Pr, txJ rok!, mar bate ex
eobditlon'to have farther loprov- ff01, dWatloala
. . -m . , . r ,1 lha lLfiotta ttaLkl. err (nair an
e.i a nar ranL li icia cromiM 11 1 . '
. a a
iiom tne atody or radian id ti
pro parties. It la believed thai
radium is matter polbty prira
eval matter aaderxoit; dtola
nc ritiUARY ix i iu:
comih: corxTY ihutiii:
XOMIXATIOX OI CUL'XIY
AXI) UXiHLATIlK Ot'll.
CEIU5 AIKJITKII HY lUi.
COUNTY . COX VKXTItiX iX
Juxi:i4,i4.
8ction 1. Tftil en the t:
IlSTAUUSHnDl52.
Indlceatlon Causes
Catarrh of tho
Stomach.
Fi r' l ! ,oniaa
' Ina r af f r
l CfH(t cvaV P
I"' ta lt ifa n
t m4 tut tu4
m awrvt (d tM m . c.
;u as iMoJ ra4.nt. a.
I
r if
Rrction 1. T.t ethe Ca Ur ' i jT n "
tl-Vr ls?l H'ylKoaoI uvspcpsla Curo
ba UU la It. .trraj etio wiJH m JZ
rrei&ct a ta i.;;irvo4b c-atij I tmvZ
now ba
uadergoieg it, yst ao slowly that
the phenomenon cannot be par
exited. Io this proceaa radicxs
givea o5T aa amount of taerry
on parallel elsewhere, thoaaaoOa
of times greater- than any chamU
rml react ion, bat Iheire 1 aJ&joai ro
dlmioolioo fa the sabsUaca iUtlf.
Sir WiUlam Ramaar has abon
time when ib4 lU.llhV,xUU,,riamrm,H
ur ib vi raanni voa'd prooaoly
cootlooe to aaaalfMt itlf tor a
m. .rri ih.rv.tili.AlramnaIrn1 '- J wvb
irwiU bsralba Vap.ed that
TvaaL Mi..iaioDL Gnria. Ala. howber Ib qotity ft
bama, LouisUna, aad the Carollats rrvtati T ik" i, J?. I
- - r - i 4 1. iv.. . it. . . t
1 I II I 4 ,u iuau B4 Ittl loiiacr. ,uu
ia found
ta widely
...ita a. a a TlAnkl I aMBaS aaa
sumption of work next an omn, at "" 1 . t CZ , .71 -Ited by the Ccatral Ctavnt.rt
r aa. a.a
iwwf BossiaaiKo vi iaeii.o.
Its tZctr: Shetiff, lUxUier c(
Dria, Trtaasrrr. Ccrotr. Sar.
teyor, i Coaety CotatatucTa, 3
letatr ol DoaM f lldscatWa,
Hrr.aior. Two MetaUra of ta
LtsuUtors; ta eacn twaKi i w
CowtiUf, afrd Jsilkncl lVare
s follow:
To&hi No i.e. X. 2,r.
Xo. 3. I Xa. 4, 1: Xa. 5, l: Xo. ,
2l Xo. 7, 1. Xa. s. li Xa 9. J; X
IQ.7;9o.1!, a.l2.4;Xo U,
liXo. 14, I.
rVctloa 2. that aaU prtw1
prttaariea LaIl be cp ea!&a
ouly frota S o'clock ia Its avot
Its cttU ac4Mt.
ttioo 3. TLt there shall be at
each e. retina prrciat to pI
holders and ee rrri!ar to I
mills which have shut -
f.na- m inadMnui inirDim.1 : .
1.1 tni. nlK aitmlnia. I " '- is '
W UU U F - - r li. .f. . a a, mm
tratioo party; but bera the resolU M iwtl""79 "?t w
I?, ilnfnt f Jla chUflr to Ma-a- ecnclaa.on 1 ap-
mmmmm, arv w - - - . I Ft aa TmX 9 W
chasetts, to whoae preaideotial
i. A v. . 1 1 . f . aaso kai
mm a'aa-a - - -i
however. In whkh the promised
Coaailte.
rvrctioo 4. That th tVfiatfar
hall keep a cvrrrt Htf rv!
VoUr of hU piexiwt, h!l Ut
hall -m rttarsol ta tt t eatraJ
Hiecative Comt&iltrv o t L a t
follow u tcxttwi wah all tru
ct aad tha ca caaia c'.i It
rote.
inn rwwi nrwi .t .
additional picspenty to the Sooth ibijW,0 faor of 0 boo ooo tio0 Itat tU rU UU,ra
n U i1 rLsfraf ill o ft he earth's rnaasto c4 to tht "Tf
the prolonged prosperity of the rft. If i tha Oatral Cotatstite.
it. T . : M v I),. Mfin i r -T - .. ... w - - , . . . . ... .
I omwii . ibii cva t45-. .ir
t
.A;"":n;:;rJ"a" that the taUraal hel
money agitatlon.-X. T. Lvewog LO00cW mxh U U
W I stttllrMl f IK aaHli tKam 1. .. sa
vaai va w sasa aaw whiihS)
determined by Lord Kelvin, may
be extended indefinitely. Th.a
TL pitl that wilt, will 6U the b:L
Without a srr.
To cleaoae tb liwr without a quiver
Tae ooa at atcht.
DeWitt's UttJe Early Riers sre
roll, eay to last, eaay aaJ reod
luetlici, etthy axe oceito la
reaatta thai do who oe thaa
ta diaappototed. Yo oakk rtltat
from txlioutocaa aick headtche. torpid
liver, iaaodice. dxxxiaeas aad all
troohUa arlaisK from aa ioaciivs,
atiUttih liver. KtHr-KI
equalled. SoU by V. XL M"air.
would accord with the views of
many geologist who are i wilted
tn tha nniniAd that avA tK ni.
imon of 100.000,00 yeam Ulor,OCB Z01" a
shall hays tte riit to driat
in antler oaa cur wto &r iw
toala wiinia tha pclLtaT Uoth cf
aich prrd&ct aad cay upt tie
ro&dact of j 1 e:ectio8, tat atai!
ia ao w ia tttrfcra with tVe aak.
Swrtloo T. That tha vclra a tall
be coctlM la the t c of
A T PDrn t.i PTTT T "RV ! and others and also some mem
tlAjIiVLllI UUJJIJJJ . ih. Mnselev Commission.
BARRER.
TARBORO. N. C.
ft. LFRED CULLEY.
A BARBER,
TARBORO, N.
C.
tRESH OYSTERS
Every day at the O- K. res
tiiurant, 35 cent quart.
John H- Nci fleet, Frcn.
Phidias.
"Isn't it hotl" said Praxiteles.
"Yes.' responded Phidias: "let
ns cool ourselvf s by the frieze of
Parthenon. Now," he added, as
they arrived there and were gaz
ing at it, "don't von feel bcttert"
'Ybo anisirul l'lii.llao thin
is a great relief.'
This shows that eventhe Greeks
knew the art of the double en
tend re.
Tfm Pity Shawa.
For years fate was after me con.
tinuoosly' writes F. A. Gulledge,
Verbena.- Ala. "I had a terrl-
bers of the Mosejey
think that our women are learning
too much, and getting too ambi
tious, and that therein lies a source
a a
of crave peril - to tne American
race. Miss Thomas holds and,
we think, richtlv. that one im
portant reason for ounndnstnal
success is that we educate our
eirls tit least as well as Our boy
American intelligence ana energy
are at the bottom of American
success, and of course, the intern- cafe 0f causing 24 tumors,
gence of any people must be raised I ynen ftu failed Bucklen'a Arnica
by educating us gins. i.ne ioepf galve cured me. Equally good for
a, L. & J. E. SIMMONS,
Funeral Directers and Eiabalmei
Furniture.
I Office No. 31.
JPh01ie8 Residence No. 53.
to which tne minds oi learnea
i Germans are at present so hospi-
j tal, that we are tending, bag-no-rlen.
to extinction because we
educate our girls too well, is one
of the most amusing bturiiboos that
learning ever disclosed. Yet ever
i thinp- mav be overdone, and col
Burns jinil all aches and pMCS
Only 2.rc at Staton Ar. Zoeller'a.
Tlie Italclsa Marnlnc Psal UriM
Campaign.
The present ier proniifea a
series of intensely interesting pol
itical developments. The reason
has arrived for County, District
Governor
Cummins says: 'It justifies the
Iowa idea. Gen. Grosvcnor says:
'It is astaudpat plank. Chdrmao
Pay do says: 'it leaea the question
open.' It was evidently not in
tended as a plank, but a trap.
"The piulfotui shjs: 'Our ad
ministration of the great di pirt-
luents'of the government has beeu '
honest' Th', io the face of the'
notorious frauds discovered in the
PoHtoflic Department; the scan
dais in the Land and Indian Ku
reaus, hich the Setretary of the
Interior is concealing with so
much difficulty, and the forced
udjournient of Congress in order
to prevent any investigation, mut
le taken either as sarcasm or
humor.
"The negr ilank is the only
Kill kf Llsaialaf
A bolt of lightuiug lriday after
tcrnoon from an almost clear sky
ovcrhcal killetl a negro lal
12 ears-old, on C. W. Jeffrrja'
farm aUut seven miica from here.
The boy was at a spring for a
bucket of water when the f!ab
tame striking him on the head,
and evidently producing instant
death.
At this place there were three
severe crashea of thuadrr, and
lightning struck the JefTrews ware
houe at the west end of Pitt
street. The Iwlt struck near the
top of the front ripping off some of
the weather buardiug and teariug
it into small pieces. Some splint
era were thrown far acrw
street. The damage was not great
It la reported to have struc
house in the outskirts of the town.
It is also believed that the light
ning rod over the court honsa was
struck. The cranh waa heard.
Between here and Mildred and
ra.nl of that place there was much
wind. Cotton was blown down.
tree nprtted and -many Umls
Aa far as learned the
taav cicaa b
l.riaf m Tfimt In m... K I ail f DO.
evolatloo of life oo the tlobe- s- TIaI 'lhf lU
a. a m - M.iki. .t .r..ii I . K
eicept the t-erioa t-tntr to
tote, who shall vote with all con
f e&it&t tfiapaUh.
rWlko 9. All ballot ha!l U
put into ote common box.
Section 10. The pol ho! lert
rerutrar otly sLall tare the HxM
to faapti the ballot ef eb J rx-
ihii .-n ii ) vtf ij
mrmws that aald o;r ia!y c-aat
oo vote for rach t Cm
Srctioo II. That it aha!l t th
da'.y of the Central Coisaiiti to
Lave pri&levl a ta&cirat nasalr of
tickets for each ra&4idat Lo
hall male tn candidacy kaowa to
said Cot&ntlUa aad a siet
camber of said tide's rUcrl ia
laf I suir.
Itevenue cTicIala are said to be
much intemled in the news ef the
going "dry of Charlotte aad Xev
Bern. Thej expect other places to
do the aame thifif. Tter arw tn
ditliUrr.nt at Xrw Uc;u tr Char
lotte. Ia Wilmington thtre are to,
both small one, with a capacity of
about thirty gallons a day each.
These are called ef mediota capacity.
me majority t Uuiuimca were a
great deal t mailer than this op to a
year ago.
"-'- w an a. rm
Kodol DljcraU STaat Yoo tat
a'" r aw I ft. IhIm ta -
to partiijrta'ra ta il tritaarr
oert!y ct!:;1! tiwf
oppoft iLm a&$wcj tla rrl
pftcjary.
Tlat ayra24Sda!e
rectcr a tijontl c Hate
oatiaaai4 reteat r ataJl !!.
rUte4ly lLaCttal Cavmw
tha conic ct tha lwarali
1-aMy Ur a-4 avd ta Ua
evttl ay ca cf the ea.iiat
U aay of .! e4Lcra stall fa l U
rv-ca i x m a taaaeity cf tae vcUa ao
raat, ltn aa4 la thai rvrst aa
ftttr rnsaarr atall ba t:d !cr
tb cotaiealioa of tla r fLcmr c.
dr tba ra'a aboia laid Aomm
ttait.1 bee ILm c1y rwadi.
l.!f t at all l al U will
tte tirtrt tM cf v-num for
.as 1 t-doa Tata pttary will ta
r;:l Itt tU Calial Li:it
VtstsUte t W tell va a tr trr
Itrta a; ywttt-d al cf Ua
f aKioalioa wTJ W cuae. Ia tW
ttetl c! a cks1 J f .sary tta
e tf-a ol a.u4 pejtaary tall tt
pail evjTtally ty Urn caiaJra
lfrre Titrf ptitaary ctcr tLaa
hsftayor ai4 Oc ror.
rv .on 1 tat evrrr ratii-
dais ti act rtitxarr tettva
prol aail t'm with ti Ctair-
baa f tte Iw?xTa:s KtecaUva
CVtats it I e.f r!icta?t c&sty
awtttten ol4:rato ttal tea ill
ali'eia rl faj!h lt ctccaat
t !.! Itat tws f lp a lca i .
tval4 at4 dcvlarad by Its t Vatral
C. a.:: la t tbe Irsrraae
ticket fc l!xrcear eoctty.
U. U.T.rat-vt4twt
Ca'x.a. LVza. Ls. lu.
Ia fact a great many only made I its taadji ef the poll ht44rr as4
11 and 13 galloca. The largest ia
operat onis at Milton, making 320
gallon. It has a forvejed capacity j
three tiroes aa great, hot so far hat
only aaed 110 bashcU of corn.
Steam plant, oaing the ael math
reglatrart of the aevrral pmtwta
oa or tefora th mortice cj it
primary; that ttr tkktta stall
be ot uaifurm w, rcKt atd
character, a&d aLall la la all rrw
pecta UcclicaX Whi' It de
al red and arjrrd ttal t ticket
-1 irocei, ar required to make 3 131 other than ttoe ao pna'ed atJIltetca with aail
the I iA ts.i,n.i..i ivi iv.- r.t dlatnbaUd trtteCetiral Co.fta tr ttrih i
....,.t IO. MHWH - .... , , . . ft
. dUtiller hs said be coalJ, b, aaitg .Tl J" L. -TT.Zrl i
a the beat method, make 4 14 gallons At Elrj ilz a tC I'. 211 v
honest pi ink in IIih platform, aud
it is infamoii. Mclvi.lcv'a noble I wj,lej 0y,
Uiieraucea aimve Hnnieru Kravea, i . i
bis openly recognized iolicy of a W"PofthU storm wat cirrum-
white rule for Southern States scrilied hud ik great doruage doue.
was thougut by patriotic men to .A terrible raiu stoma vUited
eignal the death of sectionalism.
4
EFF D. JENKINS
, 8Jr ti n Vnr A inpriin Virls taa arrived for County, instnci 6ignal the deatn ol sectionalism. I KaleiKb same afternoon. The light
lege education foi American j?irls nd Sute conventions. In County, Roosevelt's nezro policy joined to , . , . . . , h
may be now some what overdone. and Nation both sides are Luge's force bill will revive it h.R ! . . J .
Physician and Surgeon,
Tarboro, N. C. 'Phone No. 166.
j ...... l. ouie uiu nai.
, By no means au mongnuui warm and fierce COQ
are as sure as ftliss inomas is ui . . - t to lhe
,1 JS . r. . Vi A hAQI I 1 n ...
TheCrnmpacker reaolation, die-L.;7gn 1 V, . DnV
tocta ftnrl a 1 s tms ooint to lhe parrfed bv lleuuhl cane oi Horse I nauirr ijur, a. uauuojnu
. Mn,T.rrr in th I 1 U.naU nt.ho h.o lnr,1 I W hO had SOUght SheltCT
iUVai fcw. - X O I w m . .f - "
DaDkF.S'S
HAIR. BALSA rV!
Cleasica
"i
possible thing for all guls who can ,.f , cf tho pre8ent generation, by the President upon his party, tree, were killed. The bolt
have it. The impression that it To tti(1 the peopie of North Car- itwill prove the worst mistake struck the tree, splintering it,
impairs eminimty does exist, keeping posted, the Ra among many. Every patriotic Jumped to the bojs, but lefl
under a
first
and
left no
' and bexuuTic tte hJUE. I
whether it is reasonable or not
p?moei a iof B-, ,i .Hamcr s V-6etiy.
Hair to its Youthful Color. I
cSS dias jta?. Sa
JOc, and j l.ouat Protgut
X0T1CE It) MERCHANTS.
to ths botheL At about li petals
ia this district there are now duul
Itrs, 11 oilman trading with 5. Ham
let has a plant about the alia of
that at Milton, above referred to.
but this is operated only about one
third its capacity. ,
Stall t s4f S.ata !
The Corporation Com to ir ion has
inad its annual report ef the con
diliou of state, private and savings
banks in North Carolina, which
will prove of great icUratt, not
only to financiers, bat to all who
have ths ma'erial prraperity of tte
state at heart. Ths aamtuary show
that tbt banks are ia ctceUent coa
diliou and that they art filling the
place which they matt tevdi do to
beat tens the people. Glancing at
'loans and diacoonU," "onJiiilcd
Section 12. Ttal en tba day
after said prt ovary al 12 oclxk
the Centra, -tii Ccts;ttw
, shall meet at Tartoeo to cCcai:r
caavawa aad declarw tte inclt c!
aahl primary.
Scctioa 13. Ttat each to:J-
er and retatrar cf it catij
Wood's Seeds.
Crimson Clover
Sown at the last working
nf the Corn or Cotton Crop,
Ka T,ir.M under toe louowing
' a 4 a rtlant tfrt
Apm or juaj in wiuo w f
Aa-sA w rtsa i.i i n boiuv a -
Crimson Clover prevents i winter
nvnf tne SOU. IB wuw"
of stable manure and will wonder
fully increase Umj yieia anu u
ity of corn or other crops which
follow it. It also mabea splendid
winter and sprmz sml' L.
early green leea, or jtruw
crop". Evenif 'the P"
the action oi tne room f , ,
improve the land to a marked de-
f.W.Wood & Sons, Sesdsinsn,
RICHMOND. . VIRBIIIA.
u niniin Pall Cataloc , ready
and vegetaoie nw - i .
inV. alaiWlraaoartswt- -
'and
horlltr eret anv sleep. I had
consumption so bad that li x want
ed a block I would cough fright
fully and spit blood, out, wnen
all other medicines failed, three
1.00 bottles of Dr. lung-a .new
T: vhnllv cured me and I
rair,d 58 pounds.' It s absolute-
& . i "Vn rrho
I., rrn a ran teeu iu tuio w .
Colds, La Grippe, Bronchitis and
n Thmut; n.nd Lnne TrouDies.
Price 60c and lu- inaiwau
rroa af. Staton .oeiier a uru.
a a v w
store: u
Prettv nar time to amend Ex
. na 7 oo as to require
.li heneficiaries to record
f oratitnde at the
tneir ocuo --
iia Rftltimoro Sun.
T:."MV naraeragh merely
aai,! that vou arrived pTompUy
j ;.it tit nHent's pulse.
auu icii r' . . r
uotfl M D Yes. but your foo
priiUr put it "puW'-Chicago
?rh Morninr Post is malting a citizen, anxious for his count it al"'"
... r" . ... . - .
most liberal campaign ouers aa i luture, wisning io sea prerveu
follows: the purity of the Anglo Baoo
no rintlar arill r v fr.r tufi I mm uml imrriran inatitntions. IB I e.. .1 tk. l it..
uud . 'vii. "... r J i . - - - ivuii vi i uv uvtvw.vi v. .u lat
the Southern States It har. fal!eo into the error ot thiok. wninif.iorj mm vo a
anv leiral expedient I inr the mast mke retmos of the r I time saCcienlly imbued with ths
ervicjj ahall trle 1 tJ a day.
and one . mem Wr frota each pi e
tiocl lartta? ttsefkial retatM
on ths day follow tc; tte prlatrj
to the nestitir ot tLa Cet.tr aJ
Ccmmiltea atail rtlva fl w a
day and 5 eta. t&lc to and frota
hit home; that I La above iptv
tall be aaeavl and pai4 tot m
foilows: Each candidate tor tte
occa above tvatxd ah all ta ar
aed and py, lfra L- ticketa
hall b datnbttted or te be tec
ocnired as a !-al candklate ty
tte Central Oeiailtee.sa follow
NOTICE.
Dy tittse 4 tte power met ala
ed ta a dcrr c4 tte JprcT
Cocit of liljwnla Cotiy ia aa
ai t;a eautie.l IL C. Warrsn
Ai f ... ft V. Jrt
. llir uatf. t !, I r.l
M'rtay JtJy I, l4. eja at
Ie tor ati at Cowrt
Io dor ia Tatbrft", X. C-,
tte fvVw ;tx fstrtrtl ia trajtr, to
wt: A oee.le&lb atdiitSsv t:;tf,
title and ia'ervt la an4 to ttw
foIViaitg lan!a, aiiae4 ta and
arocs.4 CwtVe. X. C. aad betsg; '
ail that rat of tta lata Jm&ttiim
Vaira lanl etpU-4 ia a dre4
frota O. Warn a tt al to C U
Warns, ttoofdrd ia bock IK
j4 ifv-pte4 Lan4 tar dewrr.b
e a foftlowa: Iitnu:t; at a rr4
lf-'r Kr Cte Od UiZK
ccatty read
tu to tta
la. WaJTva'a
anea !?v)
ea. tbra.ari
UWla tbw (c.! Ms. Coa,
lt-e, t!ortsrly Kaxc-.l hfcai ttww
aknr ai4 L t to tha lrgiaaig,
also tba tee dU:tr as4 ctl
too and rrdra bsWeetax to
tte Jatatb Wartrn faro, bHsg
all tha Juu'.u Wartra land an-
4sr-M of y tf heirs at law;
aaid la-iacvatlalittf eatlrwJy a4
tta lota cf tVa-atc. N. eirent
rtrttaia Ia a:4 cf ly tte ttira
al law of said Jaf-ret ! Warns,
anl lrteg tta lota t2.powe4 tL
Jans mi.
L i Waaat3.Adr. and Ca.
W. u. Howard. Ally.
ig-ht Waa Her Terrar.
- aa a
"I would cough nearly all nignt ., . - ... n tbeNntional .iliincx tl.at
ong," writes Mrs. Chas Apple- J . . j , Two Dollars Uhall lulopt
eate, oi Aioxanun. -ill oav for it until alter tne
. -aa a I nail " Sr J
election in November.
Anv persons sending us a cioo
of six names for either of the above
neriods. tosrether with the money
paying for said subscriptions, n.av
profit Jone will see that, while
LAX 1 1 AX D Tl M It 131 f OHHALG
US) 2 h arrr wtxJ wad tistar
lan-l aar t aUlia; r J.C fevt
Ciitm tis.r tvr IUiiUtcen,
with vveraf tendml ceda ef can
w-rl oo aata land; 1 taill a.to
For HtetiSL Tte sparer and I ati r actra land t-ar IUWtca;
Ur ot Deeds, llliO; fr Srnabr 1 rw.tMJ f ptaa and cypeaa bx-
andMeoUrof LctaUtare. $l0;Ur a Swift Crrwk.
for CAttifitT LWsUiidtrr and I W. l. 'UCATX.
Mmter Board of l!sca:toe. I l-at!jto, X. C.
each.
that will save that fair land from
the control of an ignorant and
debased suffrage, '
;sal C'eww :allsaat.
Every oce who remembers
the
croes sales at tow tod or eaca an
moo tha. Sec 67 of the rvrou act saya:
"Every veodftf of or dealer of rood a.
ware, mercbiodie, coaioioUiUea or
effect of whatsoever or ealurt, etiher
.m. r,r tradea aa ar. .reial! tnen. a10 bant; grand total, tT),
pirit of prof Tva.
The total reswore ar f Jl.ocj,
C04 for the state, f r.J.tal for pri
vate banks, and '.,loo,s;2 for
have one copy for the same length political excitement over the I tiooed br same la other sac, i too a of 1 416,5-).
of time free. wheat crop prospects In the au-1 this schedule, sod alien na a nitil The capital stork of all the la-
aw iit: t Mmtrra n i . m . . a a a r a i&aa...i laaaa r.,a i.a nsaAs. s i
- Ail suoBcripuuna auu mmn oi iyo, and tne rapia nw ..v.w ... ....v. .,,. i -.i.-.i, mrrmlm si tri Toi
. .L-u i.- .'-1 i ThaMftrn nc ! s :n ik.i V. ,t I shall rav aoaaaUv oa tba ahola I ulu,on 3Trgat e,..l,.o,
CCS BDOUIU oo bcui v " o i m uiiw. a lit a'jiuik luak
Post, Raleigh, N. C.
IT. II. MAC I It
ei,o tii readers of this paper who are
suffering with indigestion or ayspepaia
to call on him at once ana ei a
bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. If
jou knew the value of tbis remedy as
we know It, vou would not suffer an
other day. Kodol Dyspepsi Cure is
a tboroURb diueatant and tissue-build-ioR
tooic as well. It is endorsed per
sonally by hundreds of-people whom
it has cured of indigestion, palpitation
of the heart, dyspepsia and stomach
troubles generally. Kol Dyspepsta
Cure digeats what you eat It is
pteasaot, palatable and srrengtheuin.
harvest
developments have some bearing
on a Presidential contest. Their
sirniflcance. however. i not al-
wavs the same. Io the majority ci
caS'S abundant crops are a help to
the canvass of the party already Io
office this on the general princi
ple that all pleasant occurrences
will be more less blindly associat
ed with the ruling poweis. Bot
the "wheat boom" of 1S06 was not
. . .a .
m this catagory; tne oppoauiooi SUte Aad i tor Ditoe says a at S3
claimed it aa an argument for their I banks naa failed to report to him.
oimnil rrn Ami tha emdlta lit. I and Ihil a la'ira tnnter al atkae
Bryan, it will ba recalled, threw ' corporatioos have also failed, the de
oat dark hints that Wall Street Uy canalogaoUiilasBaoysaca.
annual license fee levied opoa them.
hall rav soneaUr oa tha who
volorae of gross sales, according tol surplus 6IT,34., undivided, pebfila
the foilowior schedule, eu.'
It will be seen from this section
that tLa mercbaets srs to oaks re
turns of thair troaa sales only .ooce
every year, and sot at ths end ot
eacr la mooiba.
Special atleotioa la called to this
act, as than seems to ba a mtsuoder-
standing auoo aom of ths march-
sola. rat i. Jos ta.
June 17, '04. Co. Atty.
rO-4.200, time drj-U t2,(&?,",
drpiaiU subject to cheek 17,OM,-205.
Farmers sow atpf es a feat ttal
cot tow may grow troe la ww4 at
th ttpas J frail, bat ths oatlock
La stil favneabl tor a bwaper Ctcp la
tha cooaiv as well aa throsMhowt tt
cotton I at.
OTOnXA.
la tat la tswawfs Imgt
Baction 14. That axr zrv
rsmsiaicg frota aaid aj.saeat
afbrr psytcg th irn nf aai l
primary stall 1 tell ty tl
Chairmaa of ths Cmttal Commu
te to ba caed aa campaign f aad
la ths eutaricg lectioo.
fWtioa IS. hhontd there 1 a
deficit la ths siaonat o af4
then the nomiawea of U primary
tall pay the asm eja;.y wiib
it Stceptica of tte Harvey or aad
Coroner.
Sfclioo 16 That every a tite&an
ia Edgecombe Conaty wto will l
a properly qualified tlUT ia tt
Xot ember auction stall b call!
led to ce vc.la tt prrruet
tet te iwld for aay caaliwat
for each ok.
Section 17. That a fails re ta pay
ths poll las by th ttal dayu
aay. aaau ao o a CUoaaii
lion to aaj elector ta this
taary
University .North Carolina
Ac a! fa,- I W-a?.ts.a.t, I-aw, Me4i.
est. l'.aro-are.
Vtt latt-4. ta Untt-r -tl tt.t
l ft vti. a-hUrti;
ta.a for It tdy
MVI1.XT.
47IN??TUtCTtin.f.
Xw 1 116. CiatM-ta,
H.ut U4l, Cttral
Urtl.re. J tta.
Ihv l'all Tetwa Vpu
IlU i, 15 -4- Al-Ka
laawtaP. Vtassat. rrvsat.
Ci-t-i i i.i. x. C.
MY TERMS:
Ttr-t cela Viet wbrs lbs
tte fc 11 . b w tea wtak
at&.td. Natr Hs naUes
x t-l I is ft-isaacaj
Jim ALLEY.
r S.
PUOIUUTArilEl-
oacua 18. Thai tysrj tUxU ivj aa,w. r
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