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TARBORO, N. C. THURSDAY, AUGUST 2. 1906.
BSTABLISlllID 1522.
jjvlceto the Aged.
-Ah I" "c
:r.nnniTics, sucn as slug-
wcaK kidneys and blad
ID LIVER.
Kffk a B H
b Hidw
life d
have 3 mi uiiK urguu,
triT.uJii'-; the bowels, causing them
rVner irm tlicir natural functions as
II ui.-i
in u
Ibi.v ar;
VIGOR
bladder and LIVER.
pted to old and young.
'
1 scrap of History.
following extract from the
,vt jtiinaoipa county bas
1 .... ., i Kt. I . rr
Velie:i'i- !; wil1 doubtless prove
torestiDs: many: .
tate el Tth Carolina.
:;:. County.
'At a ("in fy court of pleas and
iirter stifus hegun and held
t- a ...
l the county, 01 uanaoipn at tne
urt how-.' ui Landolph on the
en
Cieillns: Hid of IMralra.
A reader who arrived at Hong
Kong from Wuchow informs us
that on Sunday, when he left
Wuchow; there was a greav Gaug
ing of gongs and blowing of whist
les. The people M ere in a most
excited state of mind and crowded
the streets and housetop?.
Inquiry as to this unuiual state
of affairs elicited the information
that seventeen of the most nototi
ous robbers of the district, men
who had kept the inhabitants in
terror for a long time pas, had
paid the penalty of their misdeeds,
itj being impossible for . the au
thorities to effect their arrest in
the ordinary , way, the taotai"of
the district enticed the robbers to
his yaraen by making an oflef of a
free pardon and other induce
ments to abandon r their nefarious
practices. . .
No fewer than seventeen of the
ruffians swallowed the bait. Six
teen. entered the yamen and were
promptly surrounded by troops
and made prisoners. One man
escaped ffpni the compound into
the street, and ran for dear life.
Another the seventeenth man
nj i7 in the 12th year of the
.Ji.k 'ii. require, produced
.1 II V . i
r : t he SuDerior Court of ru a "ap ana iook io his
r i ... "ii i I heel witVirmt OTiforincr tVio nfllmnl
Kraiui HjGii autuonzine nim 10 l V, rt 7
r Ue a- -j attorney in the sev- ret,uence. jiieanwniro tne iroops
I por.L t v . ourts. Took the oath I 1D unuu"us "'tcu cap-
., i' . .. J-J i I tlVftS VPTV
IViQ in ; ci r
Comr , ; tins: on the extract Col. rUKa aao w?re smppea ana cut
relit;.'! -:ihl: -Spru.-e
McCoy, of Salisbury,
th whui;) Andrew Jackson read
w;i the first connty attorney
iiiiiHioiiiii. Ai us nr8C session
ec-.nii:v co an appoint-a jurors
attei.ii tie Superior Court at
There were but few
r( i:r;s then held in the
ate. iu i he rest oi tne counties
ere wi s. oa.y county courts,"
e (mi -..sboro Telegram.
uves verv tentlv. Tuev wt-re
promptly disarmed and without
much ado were stnppt
i into a thousand pieces
Ihe enraged populace were not
long in securing the twe runaways
who met their end in the same
manner in ihe streets. There was
1 great rejoicing afterward nd it is
hoped .that this lesson will have a
deteirent effect on others whose
haunts may "be in the ceighbor
hood. South China Pot.
0. !'. HYATT,
Tbe Shape ol Tbe Sun.
Professor C. L. Poor as the re
sult of careful study of helionieter
measurements confirmed by that
of solar photograghs makes tbe
remarkable suggestion that the
R KNI U KK AND UNDERTAKER,
; . : ! ny & Hedges' Stables I sun periodically changes its figure
Jukilre Ilrcwcr'a Opinion. 1 i
According to Justice Lrewer, '
Washington id the grea lobbj
camp of the world. Mora legisla
tion has been thrust upon Con
gress tbnn it can attend to, and'
the consequence is that the Gov
emmtnt ija bee me 'a gentral
dispensary. "The tederal Govern
ment is tfneient,' he Bt; "but
there ae things greater thau mere
efficiency, namely, tbe protection
of the individual and tbe t pbuild
ing of his sense of individual res
ponsibility.' These greatec things
are laeking under our present
system "It is not how much the
individual will willingly, give to
the country, Imt how ntm-h tlie
natien could take from him.''
Th Uboutioh tiol IIm Trml.
Of all the trusts the ghouls of
the coffin trust are the most des
picable. They prey upon the poor
m the hour ot their grief when
the savings have been depleted by
the enforced nonearning power of
the bread wiuntr. The cheap box
called a eoflin, with its tawdry
trappings that cost but a trifle is
sold lor a sum that lepte&ents
weeks of labor. This coffin trut is
protected by the republicans from
competition by an impoit duty of
lib per cent., uuder the paragiaph
in tne tariff law of manufactures
of wood not .specially provided
lor. Thus the - republiciu stand
patters have made tbe government
the partner ami protector of this
ghoulish trust which adds to the
misery of the bereaved onts by tbe
imposition of a tax upon a necea
fcity when lenst able to bear it.
One of ine first duties of a
Democratic Congress will be to
MiueLd the tariff law by putting
coffins and caskets upon the free
list.
T.irboro. X. C
:.Sh L. JEXiilJsb
Khv.-ician aud Surgwm,
Vloro", N. C. 'Phone No. 166.
being sometimes an oblatA sphe
roid, like the earth, with its
pquatorial diameter exceeding the
polar and Fcnitn;ps a prrlfe
?phtiOidy La tug ii ,rtai.i puiur
than equatorial diamettr. liis
Pijr 'no True.
One of the leading journals of
the country says: "Tbe highest
financial rewards of politics are
no longer officers, but contracts,
franchises aud special privileges.'
Another great journal sajs:
uThe cheap rewards of political
p'ace count for little now in poll
t'.cal mipoeuvre-. The 4loss' is no
loiter tlio v ..o !i3:ribnt?
i.t locate, it-e ital n is the
rbihojul man, the tiaction man
leer Tfpo Polrr T ko ler ltel
lrelnrllM
The Iowa Station ha recently
repotted lie irsnlts ff year's
ferdirii test to rietrrmiue Pe rela
tive ecnoiny'for lr f pioVictioit
of the leelaid diary .tyjy-s of
ciittle, a quet'on which is ryir
lpg much attention at the prent
time. 1 lie rn-u'.ts attained ar
Burmariz"'d as fo.low:
Jj.itry type Meets show a con
siderably hither pet cer.t a;:o if
offl and a lower dressing percent
ag.
Diary type steers carry liltrher
percentage of fat on internal 'or
gan, thereby increasicg th total
w i 'ht of cheap ri'ts. - ,
Beef type f teers carry higher
percentage of valuable cuts.
U-eftfpo steers famish heav
ier, thicker cute; they ate mire
evenly and neatly covered with
outside fat, show tuperior marb
ling io rlb. are of a clearer wbito
color in fat, and a brighter rd in
the lean; but there is little differ
ence in hornets of grain.
The low price paid for dairy
s.'eers may te due partially to
prejudice, and to the greater ex
pense of carrying and selling tbo
lower grade carcasre; but it i-
chieily due to an aclu.il inleriority
m the sarraes.
It i neither profitable mr de
sirable to feed fteers of dairy typo
for beef purpose. They are on-
satisfactory to the consumer t -
cause they do not furnis-h tliirk
and well marbled ccts; they are
unsatUfct ry to the. butcher be
cause they furnish low grade car-
caMti which ate difficult lodU-
pose'ot, and they are dectdrdly
UDatinfactory to the feeder, U.
cum. they yield him little or no
profit, bd lioth brt eler aud feed
er waste their time io producing
such a type of steer foi beef.
tot rltal(,
Krosene is one of tb creatmt
aids io craning tbat ran be found,
among the bouebuM ooppl.ea
Boi'td tine under tove or On
kitchen tah?e, gtiray galvaniznl
ware, gummy twttli tubn aod wh
bnl3, idl giTC Op tbeir objetloo
able collevtiau beo rubbed with
a cloth dipped io kerone.. Ater
thelomentng tth the ketcMaoe
all tkat i needed to complete' tbe
jcbU to wili tie mixture ith
j twtrune ud and can cluth.
For alicg witdows pot a little
keioero io clear water and oe m
Jcth as when wanhiug with sopt
1st do cot pot aoy oap in the
vii . A few 0puoi.afil .( krro
se Ina boiler ol clothe will make
tb ditt come out much eaUr,td
the odor of Ihe keniene is cot
noic-ab'.e when tbe clolbehe
drid. A chth dipped to kerot.e
ll take oust aud siecka frim
Iothed fctmitore and 4cave it
looting much Utter tb4o bm
wafer U ud. A vtrr little kero
sene oo a newppfr male a guod
p)ieber lor tin. XI Ihe seeing
Hid.iue get lUmmed and mo
hH all the art a good "llitg
will kerrwene, theo roo it a while
to (ire the kerosene a rhsuce to
rrndi every pUce, repeat lie oil
log r.d lonniog, ihen wipe etrry
part Irre from the loornl dirt
aodgtvea thorough oiling with
rutciune oil. To remote rot fton
meul. atarte with keroeete end
lettt kr a day or two, tbeo acoor
with whatever tnbotaxce i suita
ble lor the article to l cleaned.
TLimiay be whittox or oneetserr
po4rr for steel ornaments, but
and or sctubbitg l rnh for Ur4
iroa articles. I revbftcrUn btao
dard.
UATUAN WILLIAMS,
P .. Z - 1 A i 1 J TT
iousoriai iiriis6 ana xiir
s nit Decorator. .
wo ilnnrs from Bank o' Tarborc
Lr i:hi t'ULLEY.
BARBER,
TARBORO, N. C
.
HiTEULAD,
idea is that the solar globe is to J the insurance man, the man who
be regarded as a vibrating body, I is willing to distribute enormous
haying an equatorial diameter on Hums to tbe campaign fund, if
the average slightly in excess of j only his own interests be loft safe
the polar, but changing at certain or his new projects be aided.'
times so that the latio cf ihe v. - "Prelection,' wucb mn fav-
j diameters is temporarily reversed, oritiam, is tuo jirice rid by offi-
The period of variability he thinks cials, high and law, in tcturn for
is the same as the sun spot period J contributions. The corporations
The cbargrs of Crure. if tboy I riv tiibn'e jC th rartv in p?r-e;
it-,
u )v eon enizsz
TAHBORO, N.
i i . J t c
c.
An,
kR. DO-N WILLIAMS,
really occur, are so small thut on
ly tbe most delicate observations
can make them manifest, but af
fecting a body of such supreme
importance as the sun, they must
posses much scientific interest.
Sur?e-"r:
Dentist.
tr Oxide and Oxygen GitE
-!.tii! in the pttraction of teeth
rAP.MORo .....N.a
A M!..- M. NOR FLEET
Attorney at Law
::a :.. Xui lleet Bldg, AV. St.
.lann - Siieet, Tarboro, N. C
C utriictor and Builder..
i Heavy Work Solicited.
LVau.-.ttes Promptly Furnished.
Curioua Fear of Irtth Air.
People who were born and bred
! in the country and who still live
there are as a rulecunously afraid
of fresh - air. From the living
rooms, especially the '-parlor,'
they jigidly exclude every ap
proach ot outdoor air except at
housecleaning time and they are
more cautious still as to sleeping
aud the party iu jxwtr give the
corporations thr privileire ot
plundering the people with im
punity. Protection," in the form
of high tariff?, frauciuset, filte
certificates like those given lo the
beef trust, and immunity from
punishment for crimes, is the
policy now.
Ural Trml Hatilnl.
After thinking over the reput
lican attempts at" trust busting
mostly stage plays, can you point
to one trust that has i educed the
price of its products iu conse
quence of rei ublican activity 1
Results are whut tbe tariff taxed
VafiaaHa IhlttUf.
These frequent burglaries and
sneak .thieving are not only an-
nojwg Lut dsogerous. A thief
upon being discovered i just a
liable &s any way to stta' k a lone
person aud do violent in'mon!
injury. Thecflicersof tbe law can
not xeic.e ! much viplncrn in
watcblbg eu.-j.K-ious pel mils who
appear la the Community. Auoth
er way to t revLt thieving is to
break up tdlenf m. There are
many peop'e iu New Rem who
never work but loaf around and
gamble, in a scall way throw
"crars" maybe, and these people
u e to cat and me.ir ticthiu mt
witbstaodicg they earn nothing
It follows that loalers must sponge
on some bo.lv for a living or tl
iu 1 it (Ices iit t..ke u;a- pi..clr.
to learn tht in to Me-!. , iliuijc
toe Kud other towns ate viorouvy
etforcicg the vagrant law; and
hence they scatter to other plan s
and commit depredations. The
vagrant law cu be enforced bete
just the same as anywhere ele,
aud if it is not flone the city i'l
shortly le overccme with the ref
ugees and e may expect aa
epidemic of houcbrc.ikiog and
other thieviag. ew Hern Jour
nal.
Tbe II.
Charity and Children aavs: "A
The Largest Watcrmsloo.
f)fronre there will !? ltrr
water ruelon rar! in thUeooaty,
a a .a
aoi e io not eiatm last oori
friend, M. II. WelU, cf Old
Hjmrta, wtH rain he Urj;rt; Iml
Monday be polled a W ponodtr.
We doubt If socb a larre oe ha
brra pulled this rally in the sa
sjn. iznl mrnt and 144c k revl.
loaeroaeo triaaait Aalli.
louraure lomraUsioner Yonoj I
has rallnl m ronfvrrorw ot the
North Carolina twuir holder io
tbe Mutual Life Inuroc Com-
t,y , of Xoe Yik, a ltd tbe Xr
Vnrk Life Inoraoe C'oapany to
meet in lUlrifb SrpUmUr 12th,
for roniderit a pUo of action in
tbe enulnjele tioo of dirrrtor.
IVrrtnUr XSth, lo New Yolk.
FBEVS
lit .-
in n -. H . mm
mmm0 mmtm M
tmmnt - I, ' .1 in
kl m m 4
rtYm vt-attruec
a rat TOirs rci tzitun
at.
33,
t:i Kin Cii:.iu
emm cf in mm: j
ti'lsir. b;.urtf,iisM
trill IW:rci. ml lh
Teiu Art.
nn:-n rm:,
b l V tl I
ilH III isra .
rooms, ine iarmerg, iu apue oi i ... f it,
their outdoor employment, suffer P "! "Vv Vi"' r
: . . ti recuni u"an iun
B
liC i
3 ii .1 A M K.S
t jntfuctor and Builder
Tarboro, N. C.
Tit:-: -.rid specification a carefull;
f i promptly prepared
not a little from consumptions It
seems a pity when these couutry
dwellers might have their lungs
filled with pure, fiesh air day and
night, sleeping or waking, that
the poisoned air they breathe at
night should be allowed to offset
the 'ood effects obtained through
the day's work in the field. If the
livicg is now 48 per cent, higher
than it was before th present re
publican tanff law W4S enacted.
The lact is that not only tuut the
laws against trusts be enforced,
but their monopoly and special
advantaees tiut-t be destroyed. It
is absnrd that such a tiust as the
ITnitpd Steel corporation, that
i'llV:
. 1 ..FEN NEK,
H I AX AND SURGEON
; eiiilv occupied by E. G.
AUsbrook Esq.
! TRADES j
enlightened visitors paying guests . --
products of the couutry and that
has been proved to be t'e.'Ung it
products cheaper abroad ban
here, sboTild --e continued in lis
monopoly by the tariff Uw. That
gigantio corj-'Cration, by fir great
er than anv of Its sister xrusis,
cannot take refus-e as an "infant
iudnstrv' that needs prcitectiog
It may not be policy to take the
disturbing rje sreei
and summer boarders who have
learned that one's manner of lite
than one's place ot living may be
depended upon to prevent con
sumption would but circulate
the- knowledge in a practical
way in couutry places their vaca
tions would accomplish something
besides a refreshing of their own
health. Boston Transcript. ,
. F!' faf t IM aWXXSf a
clmnrca of
' I. l a ..u.i;ui,u all
..:i .-ii iw.Ti; r.. r,n I Dustiness UV at ouce huuiisuwh
It! IirUULiUU. I'U i,. a
half of its tariff proUctioo will Le
one of the. first proposition;' of a
Democratic House of lleprcsonta-
tivs. That would be a start at
real tru?t butting.
'Does woe betide!
Your thoughts abide on suicide!
You need a pill! -
Now for prose and facts DeWitt's
Little Early Risers are the most
pleasant and reliable pills known
today. They never gripe, bold
by li. E. L. Cook."
'ii-. ; ;
Hi! ! ;;,
Jack of All Trades pump
-aw wood, cut feed and do
ice that a good reliable
( Engine can do for you. A
o lor the asking. I sell '
U of machinery for cash or
Ii. A. ZOELLfc.K.
Try a little Kodol Por Dyspep
sia after vour meals. Many stom
achs are overworked to tbe joint
where thev refuse to go further
Kodol digests jour food and gives
vour stomach the rests it needs
while its reconstructive properties
get the stomach lack into working
order. Kodol relieves flatulence,
sour stomach, r ilriUition of the
heart, belching, -tc. Sold by I
L.Oook. .
A Brief Banishment.
Il-ifas Rufty, a well known
WiDcKowan fanner, who ouJuly
21st made a personal attack upon
the Ttev. Dr. J. C Rowe, pastor of
n, Pirst Methodist church of
Un (n Uon .fT npriodie at-IBalisburv. nas reeu oani.sueu jiuiu
tacks of biliousness and habitual J the city for a terra of 00 days by
mnaiinafinn wa a mvstfirv that l Mayor : A. u. iojaeu, U V ur
Tv -s-ii t....m tnrteUnHM I r-. -rr- . -.-r -r i itin . 1 .3 I a 1 l in harA thA mini! rv
; , ,,. ,i,lrw .ccnracY ndimpUcitT. I ' Tv., "v pUooani I Tn-ntifLcd mraiust drunken visitors.
Ir .. , At 3 .1
"wniie unaer tne inuufue
lady living iu South Carolina, but
who hailed from tbe ortbrcam
down to teach the southern peo
ple bow to treat the i.egro. A lut
fill brute living on the pUce whom
she declared was a 'perfect gen
tleman took advantage of the fact
tbat she was alone and belplr
and " committed an a4ult upon
her. We hope this 'gentlmab
will not be lynched.
We have entertained the same
boicH and aro reminded of au in
cident in Mia of our southern
hotels. TLeie were seTerul Lorth-
ern fellows there io a party aud
had teeti there for some (lavs.
They hid been liberal with their
i oh tolbe ucgio wallers in an
effort to cet good service. A south
em guest wanted something dote
and used sme pretty stitT laogu-
agn in i.uiiig his order lo tbe
waiter. Iu every instance tue
neuro'a reeponse waa electrical.
The northern fellows, the Erst op
portunity, vnted to know of the
waiter why it whs mat mey nau
- . a
eiven him money ana treaiea mm
like a gentleman and Lo had cot
bustled around for them like be
did for the southerner who bd
leen roucb. TLe negro'a rerly
was: 'Dss, hc'salricbt; loader-
etanJs him. ' Tbe Lobetouun.
Cra, llallelaf l a4a Wef.
At this ttrae there are under
construction in Maahatteo gmt
I'liiUius costing any here from
l,lH.OO0 to $10,000.1X0. The ex-
pre company, of which Senator
1 bouas C. Platt'is prrnident. Is
buihirg giant boinea block Jut
backol Trinity Church. Then-
presa company could have erected
that liuildiog three years aso for
proiiii-lv 10 perceot lea than it
l ow n rttn theo, and i'i rr
rruLIot tLai i: proljably won I
cost them It they waited two or
three years.
Ikt Senator Piatt and hi rem
pany are not exceptioasl. Tbe
Aton are I uildicg enormously
nppareptly not earic wbetbe
they could have built cheaper ;
fe-vTX: Moor could Ibd'ttt
iaucu lea cot il they aitel
three years. These eapitattMs,
Lt many believe lo I the in
eviistae reaction and Lat mat
te a very violeut reuctb.o.
Soieofcar niot rccerTatir
me i who are cot sUrmUta are l
giunir.g to think thai either just
before or duritg the next presi
dential election we ibsll have a
easou of reaction en ale r lho
any that lns occurred sices 101,
atxl espUitid in jieat part by this
oter peculation io reil property.
It h net c o fired to New York,
although much the gret r speru
Uttou of tbat kicd, o faraa aoj
os,e in tbe tocioiontty is ixi&oeio-
ed, is now under wy here. Io 16
cities in tbe United Htatea ia tbe
j car neil, SliO.COO.OoO was ex
lwncci ia cw boildiog. and ia
nni of these c It ir, noisi ly St.
Loui.tbe exisditore Is relative-
Iv errater thao to Nee York, al
though far lrs absolutely. Pro to
a New lotk LetUr.
tasaets laattiale Sfaaa
The ful'oa ing U tbe procramtae
for tbe rtraer lrUtutetbtt UI
? held at tbe MtrTrt Parra.
Wednesday, AegTjt lt:
Morning Mrioj mill open at 10
oar.urk shsrp, and alter noon we-
sion at 1 Z'K
Coru C'i'.tnre, b) t. M. Cbaaor,
Plotida Ksprrrr.ent r:stioo.
Tbe iTobubte Uc of l ettilltrr.
by M. J. lUltle.
IbMet IV t, by Prankl'a Wttt
man, Jr., hUte lU)torokit.
Peanut Culture, by T. K. lUoeo
Hertford County.
The Relation of Par to M rh faery
t tLe Ijaboe Prol.Um, by Ce4
Jwho I.ItidreTS.
The Pre-llftaT and Care of Para
Work stork, by Ir. . A. XloUtU
A.vtista&t State Velet inariaa.
rcrtrrt. I'-crd e i iJ
I -. lie f 'vwl
reaseaaa H..M.Mit. V l!I W- t T
Some ds3s ;s ib saskia a n.Ik.,.kt
r;ttKo from tmttu::H;s of jlYsrt:! i4. ufy
lie i attvrsiiy t lr;ui, uxwur. t: ,J
feet's lUrwrrrst.4 tietrx.b
of i's fatf-eitt f ad e rrs&arkl
sotseebil la a spinlof
ee frar that
irol boa itr
the '! that
NiXtb Carolina ro4 a&sle
iatilar live twpef l of Ite
reitetsily Is dewr lo lb ffce-wl l
every NottJi I fwi.i nMrt j lie
tatae. Tbe aUbty f It c:i
xA tbe grade of exk 11 ! air
kro tl aod ttri4 rtety e btr,
readies to lb ftsi.Urs a 1
vMilaetb lbtitalac. t?l be ft
tl i t-pvaff fuf lie res.U'.i-a
It U aaLle ta Svske itir. lie
frs fw.f-a 1X. ali!
lio, are frxaaa atte'K ;
TkMIf Mailleebia-
If Ji arr hr tf
llj J -r ls-b U dt.
Ab ) ws-.l t rt ia It'.o.
IisV
Ii tV i re 5. 9tt-m
ffI l4Ia 4 tut
a tt.
f AW.
Ibroc:e frosn
ei.ri ti.ro
Total iarosse. 3.CJ ll'i.i
The publication of tbe "While I ,mJ,jrl,Ut i2 fc.j
formation couceroin tbe resin rrofosscr In IS-) bnmrvl
festuns of tbe larce llorUvb I tseo'V. Nittret ksie la Mrv
ba'.tlchli, lnednashl, ba jai iXspsl It ill ml te- i::..:b. J
caotol sc:e it u.ios iuhwi i Tbi etbdtl i a swiprt? a-4 a i
i!
naval office n, bo I the facts raadi IdeUrbt. .We the jrvti!i tl
public were alrtady kooen b I ioetein six jrars: Iesse, t';
tbe ofacert of tbe.natrbbo art leialt.ttt. 9i; stodewls, M; fr
loterestM in naval arrhiiertare. I uliv. 110. Tie 6rrr tii
There U no crrst rtUjotbas
among tea ay of the nst si ier
ir rrsr 1 to tr l orirr of
ship which billraaiVbe iHvad
naught a a em fabling rrsrbioe
tl i I llrl t Cl 1.4. I'h I iiIk
A Tie Game.
Rain forced the game Friday
with Elm Elm City to be called at
the end of the fifth inning, when
the score stood 1 to 1. It was au
interesting, snappy contest aslocg
as it lasted. The home battery was
Warren and Rowe; visitors Leake
and Mills.
The boys left at noon to play
Elm City this afternoon.
le Sell teleae
Major Hiram editor aod manager
f the ConttttotioiialUt. Eminence,
My., when be was fisrrcly attached
Jour ye r ago. by 1'ilc a. bombt a
ox of Usckleu'a Arnica Sslve, of
which be sajrr -tl i t red tne in
ten data and o trouble i-
liickit hralir of Uurns, Fotes,
Cuts an t Wnucds 20 at bta.oa A
Zoellc r'a drug stoie.
tf. grow lb ftftbe 1'bltt f:y cf
North Carolicals jropci
jTeatrr thai th.. of Vt.'iitU, A
I ..Ll ...'.fl'..M.t t
HI I "... v. . -m . -
oel sit vers ts kilrq s
tUe i-l r.i l
tx',y i - I
Malt no Ls uo!r rvnlra(loo I la botd for. tl t crstitiic- b f
wosbips. the I;rbiirsn and Hooth I oed exps-asioe.. l.ksW)Ie .
'I .1 t. I . i
'lot a tltMT is
wuuu:
STRENGTH
H NI'At:Y
t hit t t, V, .. J e
fTi.!. t!fie art'. -I
f sl. ti"l Late la T1
lUft Jsial Trj
btllW lie fre- lb etrty.
Ifsx l-l f crslve
f t 3esV' la. Tx-e
I.x sJsl oar fr
S '( l bSS
I'.a'k st-l jal
i.: r r. . , , i
I t 'L... 1 I". t s ? .1-
1
rradoaiihl In brtxlide ba'.lerj. I
Thrc two sbiiaa fcre ei;bt 12
nrhguoson either ride aod thai
a' I that ran ta done by lb
I'rradoaufckl. Tbe latter however
could fire i VI ineh raas dead
ahead whereas tbe Mirbkaa aod
Houto Carolina roo Id fire bol for.
It is pointed out, however, thai
trry little firbUag ts done bead ca
and that etTstite firhlieg of a
tallleblp U her toi.le. An
other di.Terecrw' t-rtweeo the lalrsl
tj pes of the Atornoan aod i!bUb
ttlrshlps U thai io broadside
action all of the 11 locfa gabt of
tbe American sbipa ran I utllUed
while two oftheti: inrb gns c4
the lji;jjh ship most t Insctite.
Tbe adt aalsgtra of tbe Vx.flUb skip
i io greater speed bol she baa a
dUadva-tage In a Urrr Urrvt
sorfarr. Naval o.Trers fettllj
-rT to think that there Is very
ti'tle ditTrteiKW to Ibe Trei tveteaa
of the Drradosorbl and tbe Mukl
gatt and the Soath Caro.'taa.
server.
1Sls4IUbMi4
of tract Ibsl vVW I". II.
Wo'.fe.ot Ir.Urt., ltt(:i
Uefslte, cc T.t
Ukis I2erll It. tie i . :wr lee:
Two jeer aT9 KlT lal U
raet te rtl I'ntr, sld
I weald fcever bste ssimtcl tvl
I col tskso !rv lniiets. Tl)
sls.t rated e elOssaft I'1
I jr. bate cr If el! ow.sai,
Ltvvr ard Kdy tzp:xi,
llUw dM4ie, !leJab. lt
Utesa a&'l V.skt f K-I Iy
d.ettba ftice f Oe. Usuitfd ty
Ftaloo & 7y'Ml.
rfs O s t.
lSJtl,
11X.V,
II. L U L SUSS
rer-fciUre Isrr, I'atrtsl H
TYe tCm la st r-ikVl tWvt II.
Iltsisl Pealb t eller
n.
A rrr sal treat
. rlhtr. than nv other Ladi' HapiM. OM
3 centa. Krtrr ullil McCll ttr
L4
Subaofba today.
io" mil r uim
tin i
gaatoonw einluaa or
for me." writes John N. Pleasant,
ia Tnrl Tl,P rmlv ril), I RllftV.
.. --- " i-- , V. t,
that are guaianteed to give per- lot wnisey, l"c ' , . '
feet satisfaction to eyerj body or I because tne lau-er reou.eu mu,
. mf-Ani riniir "nt I for cursing.
Staton k Zoellor'fl dine store, 1 Piobably Kufus wdS welljiamed.
NPa(tWaltl
The hands of Hope MilU No. 2,
of the Hope Mills manufacturing
Comiouv. went out on strike at
a a
l'ayetteville, .followetl b the o-
eralives of three other milla of the
system. All four fact or ien wercshnt
down. The grievance of tbe force
is that Italians were brought there ,
by the company ti work on the I
looms. On the art of the toui I
pany it is urgetl that it was las
nossible to procure labor at home, '
the. machinery often lying idle,
and that the imiortatiou 01 Iht-ic
workmen vw a necessity.
The operatois gave iu and that
car load of Dagoes was sent lack
North.
Chance For m Barbeue,
I Jim Dawwon sajs tbat J.
Death Valley i a veiiUUe belllsuten I aoilous lo risk a barbe-
holeal tbit lime oo account o'raebai the trl erp ta the coea-
Ihe etrcealta Leak Id aplte of tbe . nn L Mak Jeaklbs' r-Uce.
ill advlMrd slatcments printed I
from time lo time that the vaRey l vooe.
and the sarroundiDg de.ert are! Tbe attention or ir. iioiorrbesa
cot dangerous to 1vil he sded and others U rcsr-rctfallj solicit-
meo, ljs comes ln.that prospec r
tors are b coming lost and tbat ,
seasoted mlLers aod tbeir animals . an
are djlng from brat aod thirst. taake lite now aa safe la thsl eiiy
IaAmargoaa Caooa wot k has M 0 the blrbar vpls&ds. 11 V.
alnost beco utpeodesl oo tbU;vlloe. iU teidreo Dultoo
Tonopah and Tidewater Htlway. jrji.. to Waco. Tex , aeeda ao sea
A laigo nomber ol workmen navel wj f0f laJ,
dlil irom tbe terrtno temperstore I bare used
and tbe other tneo - employed by
the company bavo abandoned
countrr. Tbe crews have bero
Hai lsr tiwU5l as dwv;stl
tor oa tbe esiaie of Istj s.
I! allot k.deeeed, t-Jx ts btl J
etien swl rr i.U4it els.-s
r-sia! said esXate U ptr Iteas
for rait&etstor breetas-nr tt s
loo or Ufote Ibe inb !sj of Ja'j.
lir, or ibisiykw wi:i la vi
lobar of rerovrey. TV-aai osts -said
rttale t;t fJcw asake laaaw
d;sie 4ret.
r. h.HitinM,.Jr.
(5. M.T. TosaUia. Ally.
. ROOCRT SHIELDS
Cut o Pricco
tt Izziil U l i t tnttilit.
,s we se lc4:i Ke Wk Ne
Tlsb l.'tt aji
AfedlalVt l ..
rtf.l.
Mlllt Jff K-ieJ, Js-s,
?t$l I"ia"l, VJ,
;.e
lie
tl
TV
tl
:?
t vara
f4 t'.Uf b.bl fie wsek.
KOTtCt: Ui IiIbiOLVitON.
Ihla U le asiff a:l trca
Ibsl Ibe rraft&erbip ttstftfofe
etutler tlae V. A, Iwts eJ
L. Il istUi&. wUrsW a Isobar
bttsioa. waa Cc vJ s-r1 e 1 la it
loan of Taiboso, N- C esm'er ita
stjle s&d Ite tataa al Catr A
LtsU. Ui sa-J I- V- I'o.sta a
Robert Shields,
Merchant TnUor,
If IMS tltMflf'..lf IC a4
wit it iMirtlt we t Si IX-e
(u.Wt. pvew xa ilk s.ata-J
fta-1 fa: U-e iff i!s t ifctaBf
t 4 ,-:
'felt Ita TiiteTr UUg a silrt.1 r'lV.r tl-ie I W
lr. Kiegb New IHa-1 to:.,.ir,iii
lie I i . il..i '''" . ' - ' .
Skstasl eosesst af
era uajilt'O. lit
is iMt&es sll dtU
- : i - -. . . I i . ... . j i - . . ...
wihsandand w itbonl a slV of 'U l U". .vT" t.t U.U'lOea o lU ttber I Hi
with Mod and wltLoot a sign of cro-icg worse No il a roo, , j, Mv ft
veg.tatloo. With no fiber water Core ebrroir l!tigbf lyaClnpp. Zl rt?wUT rt it
burning desert la latge ts&ks, Ibe) preveu's l'b oo-o4s. 1 Jeaaaat lo
a.b a . t jka wsa absr sw
IO WtlbsUod C0& !! I
f
are cmble
tiooa.
Word come from Kalzrant
Sprloga that Iwo pnajpeciora, ooe
named Nelon, employed by Jobo
Y. McKane, bate becotte lost.
They started out with water
enough to last a day and have not
bbocd up tincc rVarrblo par
t.reten'
tale llvety lotUe guafaaieed at
Msloo k Z.wllera drf atoie,
Trice ZOe semi ft Trial Ul free.
OAflTOIlIA.
Saustl 11 UJ H iija Lvn
SifsstVS
af
If Ihe loin bssao ordibarce
reqolrieg all rw baUdioirslo l
nuir.!.nl. it 1 ml fofoerrd. If
there is no orh orttibaece, Ibere
should ooe. heseral irars
TaisU.b Cay tt Jalr KC
IL I "Sfrisi,
Hoe r -I Caff,
IA-Iats.
ties are nut. Many home aod Ihe ln paid t. bate all llu.bxs
burros are djiog from the heal J numbered. Kideaa there la aotb
and the scarcity of water. Hhy- an ordinance a&d tl U eafgrred,
olite Corrsepondeoea gacrameoto! the bomUriowaa a uscUwa waite
Bee. - . jef raoocy.
PAXK OFTAUlir.u.
Cral.
Vtxs U le-rc-
Sartias..... ..... .. ... '
J T. lliasrd, V.lreaieat,
J I. Crrea, C,
' U V. tlsrt, Ass'l Caaf.
Salsty leak bira real.
1i;!b. J!) 72.
t.i5 J"j z i.
I i-t;. J: 7.
I 4 u Js.!t -31 .
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