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TARBOROj N. C. THURSDAY, OCTOBER IV, 1905.
A FACT
AB0UT THE "BLUES";
what is known as the "Blues i
j5 seldom occasioned by actual exist
ing externJ conditions, but In the
real majority of cases by a disorder
LIVER- j , (
THIS IS A FACT
which may be demonstra
ted by trying a course of
They control and regulate the LIVERi
They bring hope and bouyancy to the
mind. They bring health and elastic
ity to the body. j
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. !
Joe Mi-Daniels and Miss Susari
jtawsiiii wt-ie, married uear Salis-I
li;iry. Tlier emarkable feature of
the luurnae was the fact that the
.vivom is N aud the bride is 73
tears ajje ami both are inmates
oi theli uiinty home. The consent
of the l.'owau county commissioners
bad to! l e secufcd before the couple
loiilu many-.
II io.veruor uietiu doss not
stop tiilkri g prohibition to much'
Le will have to go dry hiraeelf. i
Bewtha f Ihg KM " Haw Always Boagh.
of
HI
Century Sewing Ma
chine the acme ofcon
veuience. the Siuerei
-t.iti. Just introduced, latest and
.e-t. Built like a watch at the largest
aii'i tt st m-oguized sewing machine
factory in the world, This is thela-j
tet result of 50 years' experience ini
making sew ing machines for famiN
'use.
No weary probes in parts askew;
A lever makes vou able l
lotoiow, 10 ready reach & action;
1 he bobbin to the table.
L. S. IHQMPSON, AGENT
111 Eas PiH Street,
!' Taro-.rc A. C
R. C. A WHITEHEAD,
Surjfeon Dentist,
TARBORO, N. O.
i inax hoars V to 1 and 2 to 5.
JAMES M. NORFLEET
Attorney at Law
Iloom I 5, Norfleet
Bid-, W.
StL
.lames Street, Tarboro, X C.
K.H. iNS, F. S. SPJtril.L, J. P. BUHN
Koky Mt. Loumbarg- RockyMt.
BUNN. SPkfJILL & BUNN.
Attvs-at Law, Rocky Mount, N. C.
Wul rractice hereafter in all tht
courts of Edgecombe county.
rcritlai AriUliT.
x iuu H iuue a'-ieer even nn
der a Eepublicau I aviniinistmtiou',
from which a good many qaeer
Ihiua c.n he expected, to see a
cabinet officer is. uin campaigu
addieea from a deck in his dej
partnieut. lt was j satd when Sec1
reiary j Bonaparte took the port
folio of -the Navy, that Lewak
out a machine politician and thi
he was not at all in symptthl
with campaigns carried on alnn
oarty lines. Bnt accoiding to his
letter issued from the department
in connection with the Maryland
tat,B election, it looks as though
he not j only was! a pietty good
pai ty man bnt that he knew the
value of hid pition in a machine
tinut. Of course a letter issued bv
the Secxetaiy of :he Navy is going
to attract a lot of attention not
only in Maryland but throughout
the rst of the country as welL
Secretary Bonaparte knows that
and be: prolably i thinks that he
will kill s vera! birds with oi.e
letter, n-aking his position on the
uero questiou an issue in all ok
the border line Btates. He will
probably succi ed i though it maj
ut.t I e in just t he way he would
wish. He says that the people oil
Maryland a e being appealed to
oy the j Democratic party on the
Heorw i t race pu juaice. Heuius
the fact that there have been no
large Lumltr of negro appoint!-lUeu-.s
iuade by the Republican
mayor of Baltimore as a ptoot
that there would be none made i)
'i he liepublicau .party weie vicj-
orious thronghaut the state.
This is sophistry. Secretary Bou!
parte knows it as well as do all
residents ot Maryland aid other
states that have a large .negro
copulation atd where the Bepub
ican party covets political power!.
It is probably qoite true that
.here would be l no attempt to
force i egro teachers on whitl
schools if the Republican party
won the states. There are prubaj
oly not many negro teachers who
would want to try drawing a s-ilj
ary on that sort of a j )o in Maryj
land. At the same time people in
Maryland and iu the other border
tteare heartily" in favor ot tbf
liofrahchiseuient ot '"illiter aes
If this! means that there will be
uo more negroes than whites dis
franchised, then it is only proof
that the bulk of the undesirable
voting element is in the ranks of
the Republican party. The Re
publicans would never Btand a
chance: to win the state without
the aid of the negro vote, and as
Maryland is by tradition a white
man's state it is only natural that
the clean citizens want to keep it
so. Secretary Bonaparte's letter
will do good work in calling at-
ention to the light that is going
n and perhaps it is just aB well
that be bad a chnc to Lsue it
from the cabinet room.
j Few of u- realize the irrport
ance of the commerce of our Grnai
Lake system; yet udoh the traffii
of this long chaiu of inland watej
ways measurably depends tht
pr.peiisy of out North Centra)
State. The Fittsburg Steamship
Company, which is described as
the laVe representative of th
trusr, hns ordered two steamer
which, when they are finished
next year, will be exidd in
ength and capacity by not more
han twenty shins anvwhem in
the world; yet the announcement
of their construction will hardlv
reach -.thtra of the dwellers
along the AHantio coast. , J hy
are to be 600 feet Inn and have a
capacity of over 3,000 tons, thus
xceeding in length and tonnace
the very great majority of ocean
going vessel. They doubtless
oreshadow the conotructien ol
arger inland ships in the near
future, for the tendency toward
bigger vessel has been constant
ou i he ocean line, ard there is
water enough in the lakes to float
greater craft than these. Provi
dence Journal.
New Vmrm tmr Cacr
All surface cancers are now
kuown to be curable, by bucklen's
ArniCH salve. Jas. Walteis, ol
DuflSeld, Va., writefe: "I bad a
cancer on my hp' for yan, tba
seemed incurable, till Bucklen's
Arnica Salve healed it, and now
it is perfectly well.' (iuaiauteed
cure for cuts cd tmrna. 25c at
Statou & Zoeller's drug stee
f- A. ZOELLER,
0 Gasoline and Stpam Engine
hsuert, Adjusting of Gasoline En
Lt-s a speoi-ty. - dotwtl
i i ' . 1 I'.
UjAibAN WIL1.1AM,
f. i pusorial Artie-t and Hir-
; suit Decorator.
Two doors hoin Bank o TarboM
D. D. WaONEK,
Contractor and Builder.
Lstiojate ororuptlv furnist-ei
and work giaaianteed.
LFUKD CULLEY.
! BAltBER,
TARBOIIO, N. C
0
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a. i
R. DOS WILLIAMS,
burgeon.
Dentist.
KS't'ron Oxtde and Oxygen Gat
aa::i',ui-t..rf.) iu tbe extraction of teeth
- lit?-,mn .N. C.
Keep Crprallo Oat ml Plilie.
In the TJi.i'cd States the govj
ernment is intended to be a gov.
ernmeLt of men says the Nashville
American. A' corporation is not a
.-.itiy-rn with a nzht to vote or
ake a baud otherwise in politics
Jt is an artificial creation, brought
ntn txisteiice bv favor of the
state sole! v to perforu. the func
tions allowed by its c harter. In
erference by it with tbe state aud
attempts by it to exercise rights
of citizeusbip are fundamedta ly a
perversion of its powei. Us stock
nnlrlnn. no matter bow wise or
iow rich, should she forced to ex
ercise their political lnflaence as
individnils ou an i Quality wun
That is the basic
principle of democracy, and for
etiuiness of it is responsii.e tor
many corporation abuses and lor
much j of the popular prejudice
against incorporated wealth.
L. tj corp ratu-us keep out
t; .... ir l- n.M rilit I tiiiiif to
A. C. L A Foreign Cnrhnmllnn
I - r
The following special from New
Bern to the Raleigh Time will be
read with interest here:
In order to avoid suits in State
courts the Atlantic CoaotLine Bail-
way Company has declared itself to
be a foreign corporation and, there
fora, amenable to Federal courts
nly. The company had not found
this necessary, until the great num
ber of law suit arising from th
Bruce Creek disaster of August 27
practically compelled them to do so.
Their object H doing this, it is
-relieved.. is to put the rase m the
jurisdiction of United States courts
ind wear the plaintiff out by con
tinuance and other technicalities.
In view of this step Editor C. L.
Stevens, who, a few days ago began
asuitagainct the road for $10,000
damages for detention while en
route from Norfolk to Goldsboro,
bus entered a plea of non suit and
will again begin an action against
the road for 12,000, the latter so m
being the limit for which they can
be ued iu the! State court. The
eo.it will be interesting and the
plaintiff's lawye.s will make a hard
fi'ut for him1. Un account-of
these proceedings the case will not
be heard until the November term
of court. j
hr r U. JtvNlxiNS
RhvHiotan and Snrgon,
Tn-Kf,ro. N i) 'Phone N .
Ift6.
polliia-. it i" riji"" f"
a., Ami it is cheaper atd beitir
for everybody in tne ena.
FntMre.
Mar' JlcClell"
With a bint that -Myor k Mo
IwtititiiHtrwar
The delegates Horn bweden and
Norway, who were in confeieuce
or several weeks at Karlsid, ar
ranging terms for the dissolution
ot the un on tetween the tao
kingdoms, reached an agreement
September 23rd upon a treaty
which will beoouie effective when
ratifi. d by the two parliaments.
Tbe chief ob-ti.cle o an agree
uoent, the Swedish demand for the
demolition of tbe Norwegian lcri-res-ws
on the frontier, was remov
ed by a compromise, under wh.th
certain fortresses will remaii , but
will not be used fortifications. The
wnrnnntrieft wree to submit soy
lidWeO'-ea which may arie te-
tween them, which do not involve
the jn'egrity, independence or
vital interests of either, to arbit
ration through the tiibunal cf
Tbe Hague. They agree also to
submit to arbitration the question
whether any given dispute is a
proper subject for aibitraflpn. Ihe
conditions of interstate traffic and
the common use of waterways are
defined, and it is provided that
after tbe ratincttiou of tbe treaty
Sweden shall tecoguize Norway as
an independent country .and tberr
after each country shall be relieved
of responsibility tor the acts of
the other. '
iceih Clrlllsalla.
Some notable thoughts concern
ng teeth and their relation to
civilization were recently publish
ed by Dr. Eugene L. Talbot, to
tbe scaudal nud great lodiuatioo
of many excellent dentists Tbe
general sense of Dr. Talbot's le-
marks, as summa-ized in tbe
Scientific American, was that tbe
current methods of tiukenog teeth
are in tbe highest degree injur!
uo!: that ill-titting crowns and
cnreIeoly ins rted biidges are
respojjsib e for a great dal of
diseMse, aud "mat wuiKlen deutu-
tr is d lo moie to injurs t-eth
aud the alimentary cauat than any
one thing." But that was not all.
Having tbn-t made Hgbt of the
dentist, h went on to co-udder
the general question ot teeth and
tl er purp-e, antl, far from sug
gtstin any improemeu:s iu tbe
lractice ol aeniistry, ni-reu iuai
it unghtiouveniently be ab-i'isbed
altogether. "Me bds ot prepar
in f-K)d todav," he sai l, 'Mo not
.2 i a. u . . . ,
rtquiie Uiasticaii u, uu tuejwe
vho iu the evo.ut.on ol man a
fihortenioe up. decay and iMof
the teetb due to disease, and as
' e olution advano -s it will be seen
that mau can get along without
t eth. L iSS of ti e 'eeth due to m-
tua ked
A rrtclllTtr Baiikrr.
Mr. E. B. Page, president of the
First : National Bank of North la-
kota, who is at tbe Arlington, is
doubtless one of the few national
bankers, who suoorted William
J. Bryan in both of his Presidential
campaigns and who would probably
do so again were Mr. Bryan a
candidate.
"We are getting on grandly in
this country," said Mr. Page, "and
the financial theories of Mr. Bryan
have apparently been disproved.
This, however, is more apparent
than real, for the bimetallic policy
s as sound today as it ever was.
"There was no fallacy in the 1C to
I doctrine, and it was only the
accident of the discovery of great'
bodies of gold ore in Alaska and
other regions and the improvement
in the methods' of mining it that
rendered the application of Mr.
Bryan's ideas unnecessary. It Is
highly probable that this country
will vet come to realize that what
Mr. Bryan taogbt in $9; and 1900
waa emiuently correct." Washing
ton Post.
Clr Alllac Hrtlikf
Thursday tbe County Alliance
met at Old Sparta as tbe guests of
the Alliance of, that place, and there
was a large .and representative
attendance of delegates from the
various sub-alliances.
r 1 1 . m
Aiocn interest was maniiasted in
the proceedi ag
toe ioiiowmg. resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That it is t'e sense of
Edgecombe Countv Alliance that
all farmers should refuse to sell
their cotton for less than 11 cent
per pound, and tbat we urge the
cooperation not only of tbe farmers,
out. likewise, pi an ou tineas men
who ntn or control cotton.
Resolved further. That this
Alliance request the different sob
alliances to cot tribute the sum of
three cents for, every bale of cottou
made by each of its members to be
paid over to tbe Secretary of tbe
State Alliance, with the request
that raid amo'int be rent to tbe
secretary of the Southern Cotton
Growers' Association, to aid in tbe
support f the organization
Resolved, iThat
Femeis, Get Ready
i ; 'he time to prepare- for jovr
i'j j rop of Clover, Vetcb, AlMfa,
etc. We Lave a iaige variety
Oar tUaial rallact
There is an argument against
political xpaosion in tbe com
parative hUtory of the tropical
countries annexed to tbe United
States and those brought under its
commercial and iodustrial.domin-
ion, while left to govern them
selves. !
There is no more striking con
trast than that between tbe pros
perity of Cuba and the distress of
Porto Rico, between tbe nourish
.... a a
log Industries ana commeiee oi
Mexico and .the stagnation) and
famine of tbe Philippines. ie
have eiven tbe Philippine, a mild
sod stabla government iaatead of
revolutionary anarchy like that
with which Mexico struggled lor
half a c ntury. But few hope tbst
our govtromeot will ever be able
to give tbe fhiuppuiea aucu
prosperity as independent Ameri-
. a W K.!aa ! I.aa
can capital ano, euieiiJiw
given to Mexico under the stable
government finally worked out by
tbe efforts of her own peop'. .
A far larger proportion or
American' capital is invested in
Mexico than in any tiopicai
American possession. Nesrly 60
tr cent, of Mexico s trade is outs
and tbe proportion has more tbsn
doubled in ten years. Undet : the
stimulus of the gld sUndaid
Mexico's trade is rapidly Increas
ing, and nearly all the increment
COmeS to US. AOTHM vapiiai
prefers Mexico to the Philippines
bessnse it is free there from res
triction 1m nosed by ill advised
Ttata. hun mam .. - l i .
Whenwue coLSiders tbe situs fe-Jiog tbe ansootdaa. I
Hon and the functions of tbs too- In short, fbera are gorl reasons '
gue, bow exposed it is to injuries for believing that the NoaL u-1
by tbe teeth and to the actioo of slated mainly aid exelosivlv on I
all degrees pf temperature, from fisb, eggs, and canned f mt '
tbat or toe to that or almost boiling IU eve I aud Plain Dealer.
tea and conee, tbe wonder is tbat
It suffers so seldom from diieise.
It is often the sea of ITtile ul
cers or xcoriations of the mtou
membrane, located on the edge or
under surface These may resole
from tbe irritation of a toughened
tooth or from a bite of tbe ton-
Mrrr Trtak't
It is a ba I habit to lorrow uy
thing, tut tbe woot ibiig you
can possibly tiorrow, tioure.
When sick, ore, Leavy, m-ry
an i worn oat br tbe i-ains and
ivuiu vi nuui a uub vi iuo vou- . , - , , , ,
gue; but more frequently, like the gr X"- a i iT P W,.'ott;D?-
similar "canker .ores' at tbe Jl iV5- ' V' "lX? 10
jsnction of the guos and Hps, they d,JJrU doo I a,t down
i.i.. ' sod br -.aj over your stmotoms.
come without anv spraraicauf,
being probably the reauli of some
change tbe in seen t ions of the
mouth. Very comoly tbe suf
lerer will fiud, on maklcgs review
of bis dietary sins, tbst h-t has
been indulging in too mny
sweets.
Frequent nosing of the mouth
with tici.ed Inke warm va r, to
wbirh a little borax or chlorate of
potassium maybe added, is the
best treatment. Tbe nse of chlor
ate of potassium lozenges f r sore
month or sore throat ofaoykind
is not' sdvisable, except voder the
doctoi's orders, for if swallowed
in too great qusmity their sub
stance is a dangerous heart pois
on Of course sweets must be re
no meed for a time.
A more serious sod less com
mon s fleet ten is inflsmmataoD of
tbe tongue, or glossitis. Tbe too-
American laws. Had the Filipinos gue is painfol and swollen, some-
been left to establish a republic, times to such an extent a to
it is probable that it would have make closfng the teeth impossi
been more hospitable to American 1.1, and of a shining red color.
investments than the governmsui 1 1 hirst is xces-ie, and there is
tie rave them has been. often more or less fever.
- n . .
bat fit for telief to E ect.ie Pa
ters, tie re you will find aral
permanent forget loin-a t.f U
your trouble, ami jonr liy
not be burdened by a lJ of debt
dUease. At Siatnu Jk Zdler's
drugstore. Price 50c. a Aran ted.
"Cbildreo," ..id tie teaVber,
Isstruoiitif the cla tn rompo1.
tioo, "you abould ut a'tetupt
asy flights of faney; nimplv be
yourselves and write bt is in
you. Do net imitate ary other
psrsoas writing or draw inspi a
tloa from outside sources."
Asa mult of this advice. Tom
my Wise turned nit tha follow
iog com posit ior: "We should tot
sttemptsny flip hts of Niry, Wut
writs what is in ot Io me there ia
my stummlci, luogs, Lsrt, lner,
two spples, eoo piece of pie, ote
slick of Ismoo catdy snd tuy din
ner." Tbe Independent.
ESTABLISHED 1822.
Be Sure fo Use
Only
Cream of Tartar
Baking, Powder
Food made with alum
baking powder carries alum
to ihraomach unchanged.
Sdenti&s have poathely
demonaralcd this and that
such food is partly mdj
geilihle and tmhealthfuL.
Vavasal
Tbs last formal act in tbe ratiS
cation of peace between Rrusia and
Tbe case Is even plainer in Cuba Ta treatment consists In tbe JP took placs today. '1 akahira.
and Porto Rico. Tbe marvelous I use ol a mouth wash of warm boil-1 Japanese ii muter, notified the
prosperity of Cuban industry and led water or camomile tea (if one State Department that bis Emperor
trade is due directly ro American can siaua me laatej, me applies- Da4 t;et,ed tbe treatv. The Sut
capnai ana rniiii"iBri,. , ,,uu V4 lu u iam yiutai ui iuvua
and encouraged by .the govera- to tbe throat, and tbe admit Mrs
meat of the lepublic The distress tion of a laxative. In very tevsre
and depreaioo ot Porto Rico are cases surgical measures n sy be
fust ss plainly cue to scia oi i c uiea ior.
American Ugislation that have ''Smoker's iaUh' is a name
reDelted American capital and en- given to a patch of whitish cor
terpriseand left the unfortunate I grayish color and of bard, dry
ikland without railroads or tusnu- ruriac-. which may .occupy a eon-
fact uris. ecei ret io agricultuif, or I Kid. table txttnt or tbe ton toe. It
employment for its people. is not alwajs, ii indeed often,
Clearly the American govern- icauseu oy me contact oi not smcae
mnt does not know much about from a pipe, but may be excited
md mi nUtarin v colonial dependen-1 bv an v repeated irritation, such
cies. For anr credit' and their las pungent condiments, hot tea or I la'Laola. ZLu
r . .11 tts.f Tin I oFTo an1thallVa Thia initinri I C'aaaly a a lla Wwaa. a4 Ibat mm
rvmiuri lh ia " cii mm --i - i araa l aa iba aaaa a aa Maaarwa
Depart man t j then notified tbe
Roasian g'lvernmcnL That govern
ment notified tbe French Foreign
Office through its Amlauaador io
Paris that the Rossi to Emperor had
signed his copy of the treaty. The
French Foreign OfTci then noliSed
its minister: in Tokio and he
informed tbe Jjar,e Foreign
OfuCe, and this i teardid a a
formal exchaugt of tbe ratifications.
SUai of Oalo. Citf of ToMao, l
I tMM taaacr.
Vraak J . Vb-k-r aakr talk that ba la
aaler aartaa allaaara mtr. J.l'kntr
caaotaa aaiaaa ia iaa iit o '
more of them. Minces polls Tri-
bnne.
riaaiU Vft Blh
are often frustrated bv sudden
breakdown, due to dppuor
constipation. Brae up and take
Dr. KiDg'a Xew Life Pills. They
tskeouttbe mateiials which are
clogging ycur energies, and give
you a new start. Cure headache
and d'rzioesa too At St at on A
Zoel!ers drug stor; 25c, guaran
teed. MarelaS "
On Wednesday, Oct. 4th, 1903.
in the Baptist church at Dawson
Miss AUean Quincy was married
to Mr. G. R. Gammon, of Leggettw.
Tbe church was beautifully dec
orated in white, and the following
composed the bridal party: Ushers,
Robert Quiucy and Albion Twis-
dale. The bridesmaids and grooms
men were: Miss Annie Mitchell
with Staton Weeks, Miss Daisy
Johnson with Arnold Weeks, 3iiss
Julia Quincy with Curtis Benton,
lara for aaca a-d rrtry raw of Catarrh laa
raaaoC a rr4 by b aw of Haifa latarra
C-ara. t KASKi. t Tt t av.
Mrnrt ta aaaxa raa aad aabatrlaad la at 7
raxa.lBM ata oaj w iae. a. i".
a. w.
rj fa Mia
aaal.
harse at f. Mrct.t. per annum an 1
Tl.e a-f iatloo is a home builJer.
Tboae who woold-1 ate more homes
io Tarboro aid vic.nitv, will aid by
suUcriLir.g stock io the fcew series.
. Nearly eerv seat io tbe opera
boose was uken Friday night to
witness Ceo. II. Adams ilomptf
Damply. UM persona took their
little clid Jren to see the Ion, and
they all saw it aud eu joyed it, Mr.
Adams is a clown inimitable, with
wotderfal facial ezpreaeivo.
Utber features of the evening
were above tbe average, ard taking
the performance all in all, it was
the met amusing and en jot able of
any that has bees presented here in
quite a while.
Hairatarra-ara la la I-!! It
d . i .im- i ib aM4 al iMMwaa
Mlbowltlt)tM HrJ for Uailmoat-
la. fra. r.J llOMt Ol.TBll,l.
rol4 br all dragf. T. ltk liall'a
am II rU la tor coaallpailoa.
calls for prompt and careful treat
ment, for it is believed by many
physicians tbat if allowed to go
uncared for the patch may be re
placed by a cancerous growth.
rvmr-er of tV.e"ocgu Ir fortun
ately a tare eoi.diiiou, and ro
to be the result of some vty loig
continued irritation.
Tbe carious condition called
"geographical tongue' consists in
the sppesrance of reddish patches
of irregular sod varying outline,
which look something like the
figures on a did. Tl is occurs
chiefly in chi'.dreo, atd is of no I open, and by the time Mr! Curtis,
serious moment. loutus Lorn-1 the courteous secretaty clones his
llala S DallS If aaara.
Three weeks from todsy tbe 17th
a .a a a a
serus in the Lugecombe Home
I stead snd Loan AMoriatioo will
p anion.
Tba ftaaalaa Diet
A correepoodeut waau 10 know
if Noah and his family while eo-
joing their memorable voyage
weie vegetanaos.
There seems to be noibiog to
show that they were, and jet
there can be no doubt that they
either were or were cot. It is true
that there was plenty of animal
food at hsnd, but for cbvioos
reasoos it was not available for
books for tbst evening, we shall
have some idea whether the people
of this vicinity have lost their in
terest io an institution that has
been , of more bene it than any
other in tbe history of tbe town.
As hi s already tweo stated, it is I have tbe test
Why safTer with tiredness,
mea-, com Veling, no strength, no
appetite? llolliUr' Rocky Moont
in Tea ail! make Tki r-U and keep
i-U aril. Zj Cei.U, Tta r Tbleta.
Suton i Zociler.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR
SALE-
Oo Mocdsy. November CLh,
1905, bstweeo one and two o'clock
p. m., we will offer for ssle st the
court bcuse door io Tarboro the
tract of land adjoining the lands
of the heirs ot Hlrai ehh at
a . a a a
II it to irurou, au i aiffawo
the Uyrum traci, ntaitiing iGl
acres, mi-re or lea, mt eiug tbe
J tract r nicbaaed by V. a. Sharp ,
from Uoo, Georgo Howard, and
thereafter conveyed by II. G.
Connor, Commissioner, to Donnell
Gilliam, Trotee, by deed dated
lltb.day of Ms v. 1697, sni re
ccrded in Bo k b9 pag 1 10.
Thia land i leased for tba pres
ent year and for tbe erl906to
R il Watston, of ft, Lewis, for an
annual -ntal of pounds of
gtu1 mid Ping lint r.tton. to be
delivered uu tbe fiiat dsys of
Nowmbtr of each ear Tbe po
chsser io Uke pos-eaaion ol the
a a w . a. . a a .
101 on jasuaiy ist, i.sj,, ana io
irom aia lana ior
believed, that a numb.r of pemns tbe j ear 190G.
will seek through the assr.iation lMi.i,! "j?1
: . ...i. ev .w 'ri under iG.rOo.i-O, an
to build homes. They most have tffn,0 u 0 lne j
gastroo'-mio experiments. On th
Miss Mary Fountain with Tomrole I other band, the preservstioo of
Tj. wren re. Miss Lizzie Iitt man fresh vegetables ci unng the r.ny
with Dr. Smith, Miss Mattje
Brinkley with Robert Kimball,
Miss Lena Cuthrell with Horton
Kimball Miss Lillie Savage with
Folomon Mitchell. . Muss Margaret
Quincy was maid of honor and
Rurio Gammon was best man
MLss Ida Messenger pres ued at
dsys of the outiog would bate
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given thst pur
suant to tbe provisions of the 31a-
chierv Act. Sec. 80. tbe under
help. For an asoriat.oo to te
successful there should I an equal
number of lenders and borrowers.
If one need money, he asocia
lion should l-e io a po-iOm to leod
it, and to this end il offers to lend
ers, a sife and aJequaU retoro for
their money. A single ti cent
signed, in pism or by deputy, I piece deposited weeklj for a little
will beat the following places, io I Bl0re than sit jearv, means 1100 to
tbe dejositor. In tbe ame w(y,
flUU borrowed tobelpboild a bom,
liolian iiihv be a. tT.eily" wearing terstitiai gingiv n ia a
a man of destiny" tag, the St. iilus'r stion of the faoKJbat tLe
Louis Gloie Pemociat sajs that tietri are pans.ng - ai i...u
what tbe Democrats want for the j evidence of 'the unresnces I
Kre-idontial catdidacy is a mau teeth beqmaeu tne i'hs oi va -
W. U. HACNAIR
V
i-t Iteceived Car 'Indian Ter
i liwl Rust Pioof Seed Oat.'
; and exai'uine for yourselves.f
It. Ii. PETERS (JRU. W,,
N. C.
who tits
other at
McClellan will have at least two
victeriea to hia-credit, throne" he
won in 1903, when he was eleed
majors lor two j years, aajj flat
whu h he U ce tain to a in a lew
weeks hence when he is chor-en
for four jears. It will be well for
the Republic ns ofNewYorkto
raM ih fact that McClellau, as
the candidate for governor nxt
yearj would be a bard man totteat.
Newlfoik.is an uncertain State,
despite its ree nt Keoubiicu
ninrWitiew OdeU's lead for gov
Lor in 1902 was only 8,0u ?ut
of a' aggregate vote of about 1,
4.00.000. With bis personal popu
larity and his prestige in winnme
two victories in New Yoik,
hmurh thnt city br- nturau
Democratic, McClelhu. will I le
able; te put up a barti hht. New
Vri' nnnc majo in a Very
a vi o "
interesting personality
Hash it at the t atom oi iu
A. auits than any other i in-
ail-kiiiflHnr' rr.oi.n: t a rl.A world. NeWlora
uiovuiut;! v ivi uidu ix uuruw . .
the several town hips of the coun
ty, on tbe dates named, for the
the organ, and Rev. N. L. Gaskins P"P ZiL
IV!. 1 1 1 I IU1II.1UIU 11V. , VVUVW, .-
Ibis Alliance i rformed the ceremony. Ii.v (Vi
has heard with profound Borrow The bride and her maids! were No. 3, Coakley. Monday, Oct. 9.
of the death of Bro. S. T. Cherry, oli .rr.-i i white, and iha rfride No. 3. 8peed. Tuemlsy. Oct. 10.
of Cocoa Alliance, who was a-"-M carried white roses. ' No. 4, Lawrence, Thursday, Oct.
No. 5, Leggetts, Saturday, Oct.
14.
No. 6, O. L. Pittmao's store,
cati be paid bck in tbe same t:n e,
by ping the small weekly interest
oed or
snd the
hibeat
tid-er at cr alove eaid amount of
ri,w0.0O, for oteihird 1 S cash,
the balance in one, two, three, and
four years, aerund by purchase
money mrtrag.
UlLLlA" ii GILLIAM.
Attorneys.
Oelt'T lh. 1905.
(as Sarsa, aua I sra.
Sla tUssases,
:OLVTtLY CURfO.
Ht:iMIT SALVE,
ss sa ctNva a sea.
lalrf iirnrrMt. Taaaaa
UUl'tarif RrarSrS
earnest, wormy ana tu to ed mem- After the marriage the wed-
ber of our order, ana a patriotic, ,uMr ronairwl to the home
leeiu uo uwiw - - - - ... t, . s . ... I rf
won Bometnii g or n -, uu ueiaiup, uv . ... . . , - v nu.utvi .
some time or anuher.
barn' gnms tor the space of fifty or I wa si noble lifajs worthy of em- 0f the grooinf-at Leggets, where a Friday, Oct. 6.
sxtvyeara-t " . " v uliion. We exUnd t the 'family most elegant reception was ten- ,Xo- 6 WhiUk
We command his rem-rfca to of t4ie deceased our heartfelt sym- i Oct. .
the kindconsiderationof Dr. aQder these resolutions d--- ' L
ai boro.
'
mvK ot uU Trades rump
""w wood, i tit fe d and Jdo
i-vice 'that a j;cod itliable
'iu- Engine van tht for vou! A
Htitl(J!MU. tV.r tVn na-inir t Cull
- v-. KUV CiCAlU 4a. a a
I ' I ll f
ii t-r
Alice Johnston, tbe medical ofh
cer of certaiu prtsh scb4s iu
London, who, we are tdo, on a
recent outbreak of tonsilltte, bad
tbe tonsils removed from all tbe
tirls undr her charge io prevent
..... a m . A-y
iha Dossibtlitv ol intnctiou. Dome
surgeons have stoutly maintained ,
that evervoue snouiu nave iua
paiu,, Uuv,ur. - I All who were present greatly Friday, Oct. 20.
be spread upon our minutes, anu a en?oved th. occasiou and all jouied No. 7. Battletioro.
a . . .a 4m . . I af a T - I
copy or same oe sent to tne ssoutn- in cootl wLshes for a long life aud Oct. 21.
erner with the request for publica- much happiness for the bride and N0.-8, Old 8 parts.
groom. Scotland. 2eca tommon- KXt- 1.
wealth
era, baturuay,
Lawrence's store,
Saturday, j
Tuesday,
tion.
After the business was transact
ed the Alliancemen were invited
to partake of an elegant dinner,
V 1 I V LI- 1 1
IT. " ir...-..- o.-t t wnicu wa ) vuorouguiy vujoeu.
8pPeou.a ,";V 1 . Ti7. A Tote of thanks was tendered to
pimni appeuu u u, , Sparta Alliance for tbe excel
tisU, tetwrn them have proves Jeut qJ whijh the
CiUC.USlveiy iui uu ",,.,..11,rt.!1Ll.
S VIV uevtannv i aj
The rext meeting will be held on
xl 1 rrl. .1 T . ...
. ..H .11 fwvrl thM " I "
Hie - " : with lYwHUl
problem of living has teen enorm- ' wu- vcoa
onaly simplified. It wmains fnr j
roiue pbysiciau to elimiuate hu.-' An lusuranue company may
ger. And theo for the millennuim! 5 Ho McCardy sas it should be.
ew York iuveuiuif ouu. not a money suak'ng in-tdu!ion
no rooa is u
m . ' . . . 1 1 i
to eat. Ana so wiiu iue ao i-
imn if taeib. touails. a tHriii'U of
m m aw w w
Alliance.
rail at Traale Hiaalac
are these lines from "J . U. Sim
mon, of Xjasey, la. Think, wha
misht ha.e resu.ied fiOiobutri-
guests rib1e eon h if bad n t .ksi
Ibe medioiu- ah ut which
writes: "1 bad a fearful cogh
that distnrbd my night' rest. I
tried eerytbing, but ntMng
would relieve i, until I to k Dr
King's New Discovery for Con-
anmpiiou, Coughs ard
which comp'wlelv oirHi
No. 9. Crisp, Fridav, Oct. 13.
No.9, MaccleiaeJd, Satunbiy,
Oct. 14.
No. 10, 8U Lewis, Friday, Oct.
20
No. 10, Plnetop. Haturday,
Oct. 21.
No. 11, Hartscac, Wsdnesday,
Oct. 13.
No. 12, Rocky il- nut.Fatuiday,
Oct. 7.
No. 12, Ktnpboio ThutsUy,
Oct. 12.
No 13, W. J. Ltncister's store,
Insiantlv relieves auderm
The b inkers have been dealing for policyholders but a charitable My cores all throat an.ilangdis-
in watered stock to such a degree organization, but tbe republican I eaes; prevents grip and pnea-
,a th -v shiiI the irovernment to xammlvi nmmiLrja shnnld not mooia. At otaion c eiier p
! Colds. Saturday, o. t. 2S.
1 BD No 13, Wotbl
-lanent- rw.t or
ui ant ship subsidies
1 tttir sailing.
to facilHata u u, .lfll(mer.
tbe druggisU;gusraowed; 60c apd
$1.00. Trial bottle free, i
'oatble's store. Frl-
dsv. Oct. 27.
No. 14, Sharpsburg, nuay,
Oct. 20.
B. F. DAWSON, SberilT.
Sept. 21, 1903.
Blind Headache
About a year ago," writes Mrs: Mattie Allen, of
1123 Broadway, Augusta, Ga., "I suffered with
blind, sick headaches and backaches, and could get
no relief until I tried
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recommend it to all sick women, lor l
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, Nfcv vrvetable herbs, which relie es
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