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Atfianasiiis Episcopal Churcli.
R«. Edward L. Ogflby, Rector
Senior Warden.
Janior Warden.
Mr. Erwin A. Holt, *
Mr. S. A, Steele, - *
Vestry:
jt{6«sre. Eugeue Holt, James N. WHliam-
8on, Jr. Lawrence S. Hoit, Jr., Fiuley
L. WlHiauiBon. Julius C. Squires, Lewis
X Carter, William A, Hall.
Serrices:
Sninday, 11.00 A. M.—7.30 P. M.
Wedae*3da;o. 8.00 P. M.
««Bday School, 9.45 A. M. ..An
Holy Comtnunioii, Firet hunday, 11.W
4L M. Third Sunday, 7.80 A. M.
Omstian Church.
Corcer Church and Davie Streets.
Rer. P. H. FlesMBg, P«»tor.
SerTScer
Preaching every Sunday, 11.00 A.M.
SBd 7.30 F. M.
Sunday School, ii.4-5 A. M. John K.
Foster, Supt.
Christian Endeavor Services, Sunday
♦venings at 7.15.
Mid-week Prayer Service, every Wet.
swday at 8.00 P. M. .
i^adies Aid and Missionary feocicty
taeetn on Monday aft;r the Second feun-
#ay in each month.
A cordial invitation extendetl to all.
A Church Home for Visitors and
Btran^fere.
Biufliiigtoii Reformed Church.
Comer Frcnt ard Anderson Streets.
Re?> j. &. Andrew, Pastor.
Sunday School every Sabbath. 9.30
A. M.
Preaching every 2nd and 4-th Sabbath,
1 A. M. and 7.>50 P. M. _
•i^id'week Service every Thursday, i .4.j
M.
A cordial welcome to ail.
Pai'Bonage 2nd door east of church.
I News Over the State |
C. W. Pothress, a painter,
the employment of E. J. Long, of
Durham, fell from a scaffolding
last week where he was working
breaking his left arm and skirir
ning up his forehead badly.
Henry Holland, a white con
vict, was killed a few days ago
at Cafins Camp, between St
Paul's and Elizabethtown. The
prisoner attempted to escape by
swimming the Cape Fear River.
Govemt r Kitchin has offered
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. DoB&ld Mclver, Paitor.
Stervices every Sunday at 11.00 A. M.
ssd 7 SO P. M.
Sunday School at 9.45 A. M.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday at 8.00
u.
The public is cordially invited to all
nervicee.
fiwit Street M. E. Church, South.
Rev. J. A. Kwrwday, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday, morniBg and
rreoing.
Sonday School. 9.30 A. M.
Prayer Service, Wednesday evening.
Macedonia Lutheran Church.
Front Street.
Ret. C. Btown Cos, Pa»toj.
■T.t^'dence nest door to Church.)
srning Service at 11.00 A.M.
Ves;per at 7.30 P. M.
(No services on third Sundays.) j
jSonday School, 9.45 A. M., every Sunday
JT#&chers Meeting, Wednesday, 8.00 P.
M. (.\t Parsonage.)
Woman's Mi.^^sioaary Society (after
lEorning service on fourth Sundays.)
it, C. Bs., Saturdav before third .Sun-
day.s, 3.00 p. m.
L. L. L., thir"'] .'^ujiday^ P. IVf,
Baptist Church.
jlev. S, L, Mwgao, Past«jr,
Morning .ServioeS. 11.OO A. M.
Evangelii?Tie iServk-es. 7,30 p. .\1.
Wednesday night prayer meeting- ser-
7.30 p _M.
Bue:ne«s meeting, first V(’edne.sday
fvenmg oi the uiop.rh at b.i-o P. M.
Sunday 8cLuul, '-^30 A. M. -I. L.
Scott, SupT.
Hie Methodist Protestant Church,
Rev. J. D. Williams, Pastor.
Sunday Servkf's. 11 a.m. and 7.30p.m.
Sunday >^vhool. ,4-"> a,, m. .J. O.Rogers,
^opt,
Osristian ICndeavor. Wednesday 8 p. m.
L. W. Holt. Fve^.
Wehh Avenue M. E. Church,
Rev. T. G. Vickeii- I'&»tor.
Preaching every rirft Snnday at 11a.
u. and every secoJid Sunday at 11 a. m.
8 p. IE. Snnday-.school every Sun
day at 10 a. :i..
•lohn F'. Idol, Supt.
Evervhody welcome.
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Orange, Aliases.
Many sew!ng machines sre made to sell regardless ol
Qu^iiy, but the Aew Homo is made to wear^
Our ruarantj- never rans out
•old bj enthorized dealers onl;'*
FOR SALS BY
kimiuiiiz ^ iuusic Co»
^ „ in
Wayne couj]ty for the murder of
another ne^ro, Albert Sykes, who
was killed on the 23rd of April.
While engaged in making out
his reports in the office of the
master mechanic of the Norfolk
& Southern shops at New Bern a
few nights ago, Arthur Church,
secretary, was shot by some un
known party, the ball landing in
his left arm.
State Chairman Eller has
named Senator Lee S. Overman
as temporary presiding officer of
the Democratic state convention
to be held at Charlotte, July 14.
Senator Overman will make the
keynote speech outling the 1910
campaign.
Garfield Hutchins and Lindsay
Huifman, two white convicts, in
attempting to escape from the
Forsyth county roads last week
v/ere shot by the guards. Hutch
ins carried to the hospital in
Winston and died that night at 8
o’clock. Huffman’s injuries are
not serious.
The Republican convention for
the Thirteenth Judicial district
was held in the rooms of the
Hickory club at Hickory last
Wednesday and A. A. Whitener,
of Hickory, nommated for judge
and F. A. Linney, of Boone for
solicitor. The convention was
harmonious and the speeches
optimistic.
John Fleming, a young white
man of Mount Airy, was placed
in jail at Dobson recently charg
ed with stealing between $300
and $400 from Stewart Brothers
of Mount Airy, He stole the
money at various times to pay
for rolling ten-pins. He left a
heart-broken mother at home to
v/eep over the misdeeds of her
wayward son.
John Love, a farmer at Locust,
Stanly county, hanged himself at
the home honiie of his father,
Mumford Lov€' a few nights ago.
He was found next morning by
his father. Love was 25 years
old and had been in bad health
for a year. Recently his mind
became affected, but he never so
much as intimated a desire to
kill himselt
The F. R. Peen Tob'ACCO Com
pany, Reidsvfllo, at last gets the
additional siding facilities that
have been the bone of contention
in litigation that has been pend
ing for quite a while with the
tobacco company, the Southern
Railway and a number of proper
ty owners as the litigants. Now
the corporation commission
makes an order for the siding to
be provided by the Southern
within sixty days.
M. C. Lookabill, of Thomas-
ville, was the victim of a awful
accident last Tuesday evening at
7:30 o’clock on the Southern Rail
way yards at Pomona. Mr. Locka-
bill, who was a brakeman on an
extra freight train from Selma
to Spencer, was walking through
empty coal car when the trap
doors gave way and the unfor-
tunite man was hurled to his
death, twenty-five ears passing
over his body before the train
i could be stopped.
I Governor Kitchin heard last
j Wednesday afternoon special
1 pleas by Col. J. C. L. Harris and
I Walter Clark, jr. , for the pardon
ing of H. B, Register, a Colum
bus county man, former United
States commissioner, serving a
life sentence as accomplice with
Jabel Register, a son, and others,
in the noted Staley murder in
1903. Jabel was hanged at the
time, and commutation to life
imprisonment was given the fa
ther, who is.nov 73 years old.
The following recommenda
tions made by Commissioner H.
C. Brown, by whom the freight
wreck two miles east of Raleigh
on the South, caused by a defec
tive rail, was inspected, the cor
poration commission has ordered
the Southern Railway company
to file a report of the condition
of the track between Raleigh and
Goldsboro, together with a state-
nient of the amount of work done
in repairs the past year and set
ting out in detail the number of
crossties placed, new rails ex
changed for old and the weight
of this rail.
WASHINOTON imp.
From our H^u|ar CorreiipDndent.
Crowded out last week.
Washington June 18th.—An
other Republican pledge was re
deemed by the passage of the
Postal Savings Bank Bill. Thus
three great measuresrwill be en
acted into law, to sa3i nothing of
various other important acts,
during the first two sessions of
the 61st Congress; a complete re
vision of the tariff; a most eom-
prehensive railroad law/and the
establishment of Postal Savings
Banks; and the end is not yet,
for much legislation is in progr;ess
some of which is bciund to be
completed.
The fact of the matiter ,.is the
Administration of Presidelit Taft
within but a few months over a
year, has seen more, important
legislation than any preceeding
similar period. The President
should have full credit for his
part in the splendid result, and
RepubUcan leaders in Congress
should also receive their share of
credit.
The recent results in Iowa and
Wisconsin show that tlie misrep
resentations of certain disgrunt
led newspapers have not influen
ced the people to any appreciable
degree. Both Iowa and Wiscon
sin gave the President a special
endorsement, and the so-called
progressive or insurgeat move
ment in both States received a
death blow. La Follette & Co.
can no longer be Republicans be
fore election day and anti - Repu
blicans after election.
But Mr. Taft has g>;rown in
popular esteem all over the coun
try, for the people aj^pieciate
more and more every da:y that
he is working for the besi; inte
rests of all. He does not propose
to injure any business, but he
do^s propose to see that every
one obeys the law, or if the law
is unjust that it shall be changed
That is the kind of President the
people want and the kind of
President possess.
He is undoubtedly strengthen
ing the party, just as in return
the party his strengthening him
And we no longer have the claim
that the next House of Reipi-esen-
tatives is sure to be Democratic.
It has been said in these letters
repeatedly that as soon afe the
people learned the truth about
the party and the President there i
would be no fear of Democratic
success.
On the'crary, everythrnrg^
points to a splendid Repubiieah:
victory throughout the (jottntry
next November. With a
melting away. With fa
prices. With increased earniings
and with a general satisfaction
over the work of Congress and a |
most successful Adraini&tration
there ig no issue for the Demo
crats t9 raise with any hope of
iueeess. , . , . j
Ori the other hand, the Eepub-!
licans will go before the country i
with three distinct issues—the i
successful operation of the tariff'
law, the legislation of the pres-!
ent session and the splendid Ad- ‘
miniijtration of President Taft.:
Each of these issues will the j
support of every loyal Republican |
from Theodore Roosevelt down |
to the humblest citizen and that i
v^ill spell Success on the 3th of I
next November.
The Republican Congressional I
Committee is awake to the situa
tion and is preparing to lay the
truth before the people in speec
hes, both printed and spoken.
All requests for speeches are
promptly granted, and already
several million copies of vasious
pamphlets have been distributed.
And the effect is already appar
ent in the hundreds of letters re
ceived by the Committee praising
its methods and line of work. It
seems a stupendous task to over
take and run down the misirepre-
sentation that has gone forth,
but the people are fast lea,rning
the truth about legislati(.m in
general, and about the Preiadent
And these facts are vote getters.
Then, too, the splendid v?ork
being done by the National Re
publican League under the direc
tion of John Hays Hammond is
having a wonderful effect
throughout the country, the
young men especially rallying- to
the Republican Standard. Look
out for the great convention and
dinner speeches to be ma^le in
New York on the 24th and aSth.
They will be well worth reading
by all. The campaign of 1910 is
I on and from now till the 8i;h of
I November every Repubiiean
should exert his best effoi^t in
spreading th.e truth.
Knox Scores a Triuiiiph.
Omaha Bee.
The type is hardly cold on an
editorial in a fault-finding papei
criticising and Secretary Knox’s
policv in Nicaragua and cohclud
ing that it “has doubtless weak
ened American prestige in the
Central and South American
republics,^’ when the report co
mes that the Secretary of State’s
offer of mediation between Peru
and Ecudor has been accepted by
both countries and that they have
agreed to attend their prepara
tions for war which have been in
progress for months.
Whatever may have been the
efectof Secretary Knox’s Con
duct of the Zelaya case, it cer
tainly has not weakened the pre
stige of the United States in that
part of the world, but, if any
thing has increased that prestige
if the Peru-Eciiador situation is
to be taken as a criterion. The
acceptance by these two countries
of the Knox tei*ms of peace is a
triumph for the State Department
The South American temper may
be ever so quick on the trigger
but the fact remains that ani
mosities of long standing existed
between these states and their
amicable adjustment has been
despaired of up to the time pi
the Knox proposal, and even then
other diplomats appeared to give
no great credence to the hope ol
averting hostities.
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Short Talks About Fertilizers.
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pntrol of the
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