ioadent' of public instruction for the
' btate of - North Carolina. be and Is
? hereby requested to lend hla co-oper
ation by. requesting the county and
city superintendents of every county
and the leading cities of the state of
'North Carolina te lay the matter be
Tore every teacher of their respective
comumnltles of -all the schools, and
thus endeavor to secure the parents,
through their children, the names of
all citizens of the state of North Car
olina who have left their respective
sections, and now reside In other
states.
Be it further resolved. That the1
dally and weekly press be and are
hereby requested to furnish the nam
es of such Residents of the state as
may be found on their flit of sulH
scribers to the Hon. J. Y. Joyner,
superintendent of. public Instruction,
Raleigh, N. C^ and that the superin
tendents of county and" city schools
of the state also forward all names
' received to said superintendent pub
? lie instruction, Hon. J. Y. Joyner,
at Raleigh, N. "C. '
Be it further resolved. That a copy |
of these resolutions be forwarded to:
"Mr. Mai-k W. Potter, Chairman C. C.
& O., By., 24 Braod street. N. Y. ; Mr.
L. E. JohnBon, president N. & W. Ry,
Roanoke, Va.; Mr. Geo. W. Stevens,
president C. It O- Ry, Richmond, Vs.;
Mr; w. W- 'Flaley. 'president South
ern Ry., Washington. D. C.; Mr. UlS
ban H. Broughton, president Virgin
Ian .Ry., New York city; Mr. T. L.
Emerson,' president A. C- L. Ry.. Wil
mington. ? N.- Cf Mr. M. H. Smith,
president L. A N..Ry., Louisville, Ky.
Mr. N. S. Moldrum, president S. A.
iJ'Ry., 24 Broad street. New York;
Mr.' J. W. Thomas, Jr., Pros. N. C.
&. St. L. Ry, Nashville,' Tenn.; Mr.
A R. Lawion, vibe president Central
of G% & Fla. Ry.. Richmond; Ya.;
? Mr. F. J. Llseman, president Oa. &
Fla. Ry. 30 Broad St.. N. T.; Mr. W.
"D. Roberts, asalstsnt Industrial agt.
C. C. & O.. Ry., Johnson City, Ten
nessee.
It
'best
* Carolina
4hat
of North
thereof.
Be it further resohved. That a copy
of these resolutions' be sent also to
the leading daily papers of North
Carolina with the request that the
the dally press print same, and that
"r, ??''
QlM ufc ram!
Stroo* ud ?l?lw*rt ones; t\ J
Men whom highest hop? Inspires.
Men whom tremple self beneath them]
Men who m&ko their country wreathe]
Worthy of their sires!
Men who never shame their mothers, I
Men who never fall theft brother?, |
True, however false are others,
ft / ? Give us men! [' ' v
* Give via men!
Men who, when the tempest gat here I
Grasp the standard or their father 1
In the thickest fight;
Men who strike for home and tar |
Let the coward crtrii* and falter,
? * God defend the rtghtt
True as truth, though lorn and lone |
Tender, as the. brave are only;
Men who tread where salts hav |
trod,
Mem tor County ? Home? and God;|
Give us men! 1 say again ? egaln
Glve us suoh men!
? Bishop jot Exeter.
WORTH WEIGHT
IN SOLD
lady Leaned JUn* CarM, Tht
Woeun's Took adb Km
riithmt??Hf !? I*,
tntnusiastic m us rraisc.
Mount Pleasant, Teim.? "Cardui Is an
you claim for it, and more," writes Mrs.
M. E. Rail, of this place.
M! was a great sufferer for 2 yem* and
was very weak, but I learned abcut Caiw
dui, and decided to try it Now I am to
J perfect health.
' "My daughttr, when changing into
womanhood, got In Very bad health, I
I gave her Cardui and now she enjoys
I good health.
"Cardui is worth its weight in gold. 1
recommend it for young and old."
Being com posed 'exclusively of harm
less vegetable ingredients, with a mild
| and gentle medicinal action, Cardui is
I the best medicine for weak, sick girls
j and women.
It has no harsh, powerful, ncar-pois
! onous action, like some of the strong
i minerals 4nd drugs, but helps nature to
perform a cure in a natural easy way.
I Try Cardui.
! N. B.-WHU to.- Ladle*' AdrfcojT Dent. C
nooza Meoidnc Co.. Chattanooca. TVniu. fnr S
Instructions, asl M-po*e book. Home Tr*~
! tor Women. fccnJ ui plain umootr. on rc?
Fish anil Oyster 'Industry
Now .that the general assembly Is
in session it should take up at once
the most Important matters requir
ing legislation* so mature dolibera
tlon can be given to some measures
and laws absolutely necessary for the
good of the state, the conservation of
its resources and the encouragement
of Industries and Enterprises that
I need fostering. Among these Is
the 'flsh And oyster industry, now
j languishing If not actually having
lOBt ground for lack of really effec
tive legislation upon that matter in
the past. Certainly, all the natural
resources of the state need encour
agement and fostering and one of
these is the great flsh and oyster in
terests, worth millions of dollars to
the state and which has In its im
measurable possibilities.
There Is an Immense demand all
over the country, as well as at home
for flsh, oysters and kindred natural
the restoration of the industry ana
the encouragement of its growth.
Some snch me&auro wllj b* pre
sented to the general assembly of
North Carolina for action it Is
to be hoved the maUer will receive
careful consideration and that this
highly important resource !n the
bringing of money to the state may
not be passed over without due rec
ognition of its great importance. Par
ticularly, the state s oyster gronnOa
should be conserved and steps taken
to better the quality as well as h?
crease the oyster yield. We do not
know to what extent poaching on the
Brooks, 8. L.
Blount, Mr. Jolm W.
Briscoe, Mr. J. B.
Cham. Huldah.
Little, W. A. r '
Northern. Mr. Mont.
Mam Mr. R. L.
Russell, Ifr. Sidney.
Ross. M. C.
Smith, P. R.
White, Mr. John (2).
Williams, Mr. W. H. S.
Ladies.
Black, Mrs. Bstola. \
Cfall, Mrs. C. B.
Carryle, Mies Sallle.
Jones, Miss GUlty.
1 Lewln, Mnr. Wm.
Pea real!, Miss Nellie.
Ron, Miss Margaret.
Randolph," Mrs. Mattie. #4 . r ? >
Shines, Mrs. Ella.
Wolard, Mrs. Carl Inc.
Woulard, Mies Oil vs.
dead letter office Jan. 23. if not*
dead letter office, Jan 16, 1911 if not
delivered before, in calling for the
above, pleaso say "advertised," giv
ing date of list.
HUGH RAUL,
Postmaster.
Eggs, per dozen
hw ? wax .
Tallow V.
Chickens, grown each
Spring chickens
Ducks . .V
. .30-35
s 16 c- 30c
20026c
4 00 Bu<
v 1.50
.'.1,50
. .l.sn
. .1.50
. . .1.50
. .1.50
S. Beans f. . . . . i . .
Black Peas . .
Mixed Peas .. .. . ......
Speckled Peas ,
Wonderful Pqas .. ., ..
Black Peas . .
Clay Peas . . ....
B. E. Peas , . ...
Green salt hides
Green hides
Dry hldeo, lb
Wooll, free from burrs ?.
Wool, burry
. . 6c
10012 V
..10 CP 14c
..ISOtOc
.. 5 O 10c
. . 70 ? 71?c
MwCardul, forrar trouble* !k?a?rtit*
fine doctor, aid I say God itea* Cardui
ind the people wbo make It.
"Brfore 1 te?* Cardui, I auflered with
ieaa? troubles lor sixteen yean. I
would have to send lor (t doctor ererj
'uScrcd!0"1*1' "*doU h9w d"*,a'"',7 ?
jarjsrffl
1
"From the first bottle, I began to ~-4
md now 1 am well, caa do more work,
can walk and go wher? I please and il
ioc't hurt me, and I owe it aU to CalduL"
Cardui help*, sick women beck to
?eoJIh. It has been doing this lor orer
.?0 yean. It ia not a la xa tire. or a heart
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O. G. STAPLES,
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feet* the beginner In a peculiar war
While under Its Influence his www
of tine, Hoaud and distance are oblit
erated. - A single minute may seem a
month, n child's voice sounds like the
rattle of a machine gun. and a little
finger may seem a mile long. Con
tinued use. It Is said, causae cataleptic
fits and eventually Idiocy or ravtng
Napoleon's Destruet^veneea.
. Napoleon was destructive by char
acter and custom. He stuck his paper
knife into the costly chair* that were
provided for him everywhere~He wast
ed huge quantities of paper. When
ever he took up anything that was
frail or finely worked he was quite
certain to demolish It or damage It be
fore he put It down. He pulled up
{he choicest plants in the hothouses,
and when he could do it without being
spen he used to shoot Josephine's rare
One day the emperor shot out one of
the eyes of Massena. the duke of Ri
*vell, but nothing- was said of it. Ber
thler took the blafoe for it, probably
because he was master of the hunt?
"Napoleon's Men and Methods."
Th~? Way to Find. Him.'
"My wife and I are going to spend *
few month*' with ber . people . at
Btttng-a Corners," Mkl the meek little
'ntka; "ondT waut jou ts> mall youi
paper to na>^
, "Tee," said the clerk. "West's youi
name?'
??Well-er-to make sura, 1 gnesa
'Srou'd better address tt, .'Mary.fttrong'i
Husband. Strong's Camera. "-Cat hoik
Standard and Times.
+ Money to Burn.
"Hear about old mtar PodderahucksT
Re went ter th' city an* come hack
with money to burn."
"Ye float sayr
f -Yep. Bought a thousand dollars'
Then air the alck
BALANCE.
^ Old ? Diokenee 4W kla muckraking
a lantirtf. "?? ?
' . ? " ''
. *_\VUe~te the man who learnt a lea
con from curb failure.
? i . ? ?
Bone men loo* upon a highball
aa an antidote for low eplrlta.
. ? - ' - '
The man who boaata of hla wla
dom i> aura to aaa the reflection of
a fool every time he happena to
look la a mirror.
Ife
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ttou u to tickets. stateroom m
Uons. etc, a Dpi J by phone, wtr* o
tar to.
0*0. a. HonsoN, o?'i m
J. W. BROWN, JR.. Southern
?enger Agent. 169 Wain (treat.
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CHAMBERUV. Old Point, Va.
, V Hares Two Lim
"Neither my slater nor m
might t, living today. If It hat
baa? tor" Dr. Kiri*'? New Dlecol
wrltaa A. D. McDonald, ol Fay
rllla. tr a. R, F. D. No. 8. "to
both had frlght/al ooagbe tha
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She waa" very ?aalc aad had l
sweats hut' your wonderful mad
completely pared ua both. It'i
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cblal troubles, ? Ita supremo
tattle tree. 60c and 11.00. Qui
teel by Dr. Hardy's Drug store.
?
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Hader, of LewUharg, W. Va?
tha wonderful double benefit I
from Electric Bitten, In curlni
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