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We desire Agents and News Cor
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."Notices of dea hs and marriage
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Bntered at the Post Office in Bayboro
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Not Glad- But Sorry The Pco
pie Were Fooled
There are, scores of cotton growers in
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North Carolina who were footed by thp
Republican claim that if Parker should
be elected, the price of cotton would go
doirn. Some of them listened, to the
Republican 'cry ' Roosevelt and High
Cotton! and voted for Roosevelt, Oth
ers' were partly persuaded by the Soph
istry of Republicans and did not . vote at
fill. These men have found that the Re
pabliaacry was all ; a lie by-seeing cot
ton go down to six cekts very shortly
after Roosevelt was elected by an nn
pr cideated large majority, and because
the Democratic papers have sailed at
tention to the exposure of the deception
practiced by Republican speakers, the
Hiefcory Times Mercury,5 is - moved Uo
make this statement : i
'Since Roosevelt was elected many
two-by-four politicians are glad farmers
,re loosing on their cotton. That shows
ft bad spirit, since a majority of the far
mers South voted for Parker. VV - .
We have seen no politician two by
four or other kind - who are "glad far
mers are loosing on their: cottonj" On
the contraryrthe- politicians, like, other
folks, are sorry that the. price jof cotton
has, gone down belew the cost of produc
tiCn. They have properly called their
5 attention to the (act that the Republican
promise of "Roosevelt and fiigh Cotton,,
stands exposed as a naked falsehood and
wicked deception. That's what hurts
the Radical organ !
"" Just suppose Parker had been eleGted 1
The slump m cotton would have been
deelared to be the'immediater resold and
the Democratic party would have . been
abused by every Radical, paper iu A mer-;
ica as the author of the starvation pri
ces of cotton, Raleigh News-Observer.
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White Girls For Hotel' Help.
It was learned here last night that 25
white girls from Boston bag passed
through Nortolk on the way to Pfnehiirst
where they will take placesin a hoJei,
snpplanting the negroes employed there.
It is understood that the chengewas
made on account of bbjectioa' to colered
help on the part of the gnests of the ho
tel. . . .... J. .
This brings us up to the point to ask
why do the guest of the hotels object to
colored lelp. Pinehurst" is a place of
Winter resort for Northern p'aople- a'nd
the negro is migrating from the South
to the North especially the negro women
looking for aad obtaining positions as J
hajp, yt we 8 '6 the Northern gas
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I klQd Of hPln flHll nnmnelllnir htt nrnnria.
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tors of this hotel to get Northern white
help in their places instead, what is ihe
cause of it ? We are no prophet nor the
eon of a profit but it does nob take po
phetical knowledge to see, that the time
is comrniog and commiog fast wheu all
over the South white labor will ba here
taking the place of the oegro labor, es
pecially the female branch cf labor, tbe
cause or causes are plain aud every day
and year presents the case plainer and
plainer to a careful observe r. There is
!more than one cause for this, The sons
ana aaeghteri or nam are rast becom
ing Ishmat lites in the land both North
and Sooth, East and West, The South
has got to hav j reliable labor and all-
ready several State have established em
igration bureau looking to sup
plying the cou try's wants, emigration
once turned 8uth vard, it will continue
until all demands are supplied.
The Grand Jury Abolished.
a.i.inesoia oas aooiisnea tae grant
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jury by constitutional amendment and
ha-s i.'st ucted tbe Leisl ,ture to pro
vide nom metho . of fer n -i;g to trial
accus3l proMHi rht-r than by Indict-
u.enl a. ihe hands of g- yn- j -u y- The
plan thht will beevelved 2il u- etched
with interest. If it can U improved
upon, let us have the imprevemcut, but
it still require the exercise of the highest
wisdom to devise a better system than
the grand jury system.
Executors Notice;
Having Qualified as Executor to tlit.
last Will and Testament ot Nancy A.
Needbam, N'tice is' bpr-by" given - to
all.perFOus boldifig -claims - againt-t the
said estate to present them to the under
signed for pa.vnieut on or berore Jan
uary 1st 1906 or thib notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery. . All . persons
indebted to tb decead will make ,im
mediate pay men o; v-
Tnis January 5th, 1905.
LAURA A,HASSEL, )
" -J' Executrix".
NQRTH CAROLINA, i
Pamlico County. J -
To Z. V. Raw Is Entry Taker for
Pam-
lico County, ;
The undersigned O. C. Daniels of
Pamlico Couny North Carolina, Enter
arid lays claim to the following describ
ed piece or Parcel of land the same 'be
ing vacant andx unappropriated laud
and sublect to entry, viz : Lying in the
Percosin between the head of Smith's
Creek and Trent Cre k in No. 5 Town
ship described as follows to wit : j -
Beginning at the South West Corner of
P. J. Daniels land kno vvn as the Ca.on
Fulcher Patent in the ' Wm. Sparrow
line and runs with said line S. 59 de
grees W. 574 poles thence North dl de
crees, W. 205 poles, thence N- 59 tlegreee
E. 50CLpoles, thence S. 31 ,E 175 pole?,
thence adirect line to the beginning cot.
taining 640 acres. Being entry No. 245,
Entered this: January 1st 1905."
Z. V RAWLS; Entry Taker.'
- O. C. DANIELS, M. D,
' - . - ' Claimant.
NORTH CAROLINA,
' Paiu lico Cou u ty . 4
Td Z. V. Ra wis Entry Taker . for .Pamli
co County. ; , v-'-,v
The und rsinKl Richard Gaskins of
of Pamlico County, North G irolina En
ters, and lavs claim to to fnir-wing des
crii tftc o 1.i?h1 the BHiue bftMg va
caiii ami u .yppro; riated .land and bub
ject ior. nfr5 viz :!
L in.ij; in the Swamp ar the bead
of C iad i'.'&'s Branch and sid Branch
lea- i g i-.o Trent Creek, B ginning at
Wi'li;-. W Daninls -Sox.th Ehh: Corner of
h s pHetit'aiid ru s vvith his ii ie Went
25 92 n les '-b . stake nenv W ter Oak
Blac k ,G:i aud Mapl- as .pointers in T.
J Sf-:y. line, t. - ch iih his line
N( rlh 44 uefei ea Ho West 15 pols to T.
J. Sawyers - Cornr. then vMh bi
oiher liue South 26- degrees MVst GO
poles t y his other corner, r-thence North
20 poles to Mrs. Anna Davis' S. W. ror
ntr, thence with her third line E. 260
poles, th nee a direct line fo the b?gin
1 ing containing 200 acres more or less.
Entered this Derembfr 24th 1904
Z. V. ."BAWLS Entry Taker.
RICHARD GASKINS,
Claimant.
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