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State Netfs.
I'liKACIIKII WlUVVVtlU CO.VSTA-IILK.
V.vi lih nburg County lead In the
nunifei of automobiU-js In the State,
ultii (ijjlforil a close erond.
Mf-fklenhurj? CYntah!e CHm! a
General Netfs.
MiniAtrr ami
a Hot Fight I o.
Charlotte. N. C. July 12. Her.
Surveyors are working out a new A- J- Crane, a leading Presbyterian
iir.e of railway between ML Airy and lister of thU county, promises to
vitatesvllle. Kain the nae of "the righting par-
wn" In a literal sense, should his
Trip? are bHnz mad by various encounter with Mr. I). W. Teeter,
farmers' Institute.-, starting from I a constable of Xewellf. fire mile
Jtalf iph and goine Into different parU ' from Charlotte, be repeated,
of th State. The minister has been laying out
blind tiserg and liquor, and yester-
Kfforts are being made by the citi- da' n ln said. hat constable,
aen of Hickory to f-ecure the build- meeting the preacher's son, made
. M mm
lrc of a highway connecting that u"e 01 'anguage alleged to be very
thriving town with Asheville.
his father
A rahe of actual cure from the Thf" minister later met the consta
lread difeaf-e, pellagra. Is reported he anrl reports say that the physical
from Durham, the patient being Mrs. . punishment which he administered
It. M. liaxley, of Hillsboro.
A New York cientit 1 confined
that the growth of crept can but in
creased by the dm of electricity as
a fertilizer. He hat bought an "dec.
trie farm" and proposes to ten bis
theory.
Garment workers In New
AVAXT lOSTAI. HANKS.
( Continued fros Pag 1.)
able effect; bat be f-aid that from
all be coald learn that the tseth-
cdi. though cunning aed dangerous.
would not fool the people on this oc
cation, and even if It fooled some.
it would cot be effective to overcome
the great growing tide of sentiment
for Morehead and progress and vie-
York lory.
nave gone on a strike, demanding a
recognition of their union and im
proved sanitary conditions Jn the
shops and factories.
Nelson County, Virginia, has a
smallpox epidemic. Fully 150 cases
abusive, which the boy reported to I " H 7i J r7
u, . 4 five miles long and three mi es wf,!
General vaccination has been ordered
although no deaths have occurred.
Charlr-s V. Siencer, son of Mr. J.
15. Spf-ncer, of iA'Xington, was drown
:d at IJry.-on last Tuesday whiltJ
bathing.
would have done credit to a trained
athletic and pugilist. Constable Tee
ter is said to have been knocked
down three times by the stalwart
preacher when the latter was cursed
by the constable.
lioth have appeared before raagis-
Mr. K. Ashe Host, for twelve years ! trates here, and their cases will be
with the Imperial Tobacco Company fought out in local courts. Teeter
;t J.urbam, has rc-signi-d his position has secured able counsel, while the
;nd f.nes to South Carolina a3 buyer minister will likewise be taken care
for mat organization. , f In that respect, and intense ex-
' citement attaches to the outcome. It
In the Fifteenth Judicial District,18 sai,J hat Constable Teeter will
the Democrats have nominated Jos. 'allege the use of a deadly weapon by
S. Adams for the judgeship, and ' the minister
Staggering under debts of $849.
3C9 and facing financial ruin, George
Washington University to-day Is ne
gotiating the sale of the most im
portant buildings and a discontin
uance of its medical school and hos
pital. The Republicans of Alabama have
placed a full ticket in nomination,
excepting for justices of the Supreme
Court, and announce that they ex
pect to reduce the Democratic major
ity this fall.
HlCili COST OF LIVING.
CUiro That Tnre Footl Law Ha
Tended to Advance Price on
Thing to Fat.
A Washington Dispatch says: "The
Congressional Committee on the cost
of living recently detailed fifteen
reasons for the high cost of living
an i yet one of the most Important
reasons for high prices was left out
of their report," remarked Solicitor
McCabe of the Department of Agri
culture to-day. "The execution of
the pure food law undoubtedly had
an important effect upon prices. For
merly resort was had to adulteration
an 1 misbranding to reduce the price
of alleged food articles. Now peo
pif buy raspberry jam, for instance,
a:,J pay more for it, but they get
what they pay for. So it is with
many other articles in common use.
Ti ls increase in price of course, is
oi ly apparent, but it Impresses the
p-ople who make purchases as real.
Where is the Place
Clothing. Shoes and Hats for the whole famij
on installments at lowest cash prices. A brand rte
shipment of New York's latest up-to-date styf
reached us this week. You should get into one 0
more of these garments. f
$11
Any Man's Suit
in the house, $1
down; then $1 a
week.
Ill
SOd
Any Ladies v
Suit, Skirt, Shc
or Hat, 50c
50c a weV.
said that no man could hold his
hands and receive the epithets of
words that were alleged to have been
applied to him. i
CUT. SI'EXCEK DROWNED.
Jtobert S. Reynolds as solicitor.
While working on a dam near
Marshall Tuesday afternoon, a
young man named Gray Hancy, fell
across the belt of a rock crusher and
was probably fatally Injured.
George Misenheimer, formerly in
the service of the Southern Railway I A Sad Death at Encampment Xear
Asheville.
Asheville, N. C, July 12. A spe
cial from Bryson City says that the
body of Capt. Charles Spencer, who
was drowned Saturday in the Tucka-
seigee River while out with a boat
ing party, was recovered to-day miles
below Bryson, where it had been
washed by the current against a
rock.
This is one of the most pathetic
W h H r flrlncr Vi --. 1 rrU
and stand high in their communities. A T X ialuXf9UfX)' uienn " WOMA.V SFITTtAGE I EXGLAM).
TJ,p minir ia nf Curtis the notd aviator, threw a
- ....... s. J 'J UUlU Cm o ua I I H SL.
Just think of the largest clothing company 0f
the kind, then make a dash for 114 Faycttcvilu
Street. Ask the man, he will tell you the namc
of the company.
MASTERS AND AGEE COMPANY
114 FayettevilleSt., Nesr Southern Express Co f Ralcigh.N.c
ton Bill, nut it Has Not Yet Be
come a Law.
Company at Spencer, was killed in a
railroad wreck at Saddlia, Mo., on
last Thursday. Ills remains were
shipped to Charlotte for interment.
John S. Huyler the candy man, has
agreed to donate $23,000, the mort
gage he holds upon Montreat, a Pres
byterian Assembly ground in western
North Carolina, provided the Mon
treat Association raises $10,000 to
vcards permanent improvements.
"Doctors B. W. Page, of Snead's
Ferry; C. F. Strasinder, Wilmington,
and Claude L. Pridgen, Kinston,
have received appointments from the
Rockefeller Hookworm Commission
district agents in the campaign
)eing waged in this State against the
hookworm disease.
Robena Slack, little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Slack, of High
Point, is in a critical condition from
the result of a fall from a second
story window to the ground, a dis
tance of about eighteen feet, at an
early hour Monday morning.
number of oranges at a yacht lying tISP of Commons Passes SItackle-
teiai uunurea ieet oeiow. and
came within three feet of hitting the
deck. This was rfnno Jn -.r-
prove the possibility of hitting ves-L London- JuI 12. The House of
sels with bombs. U,,UU1U,1S. D a vote or 299 to 190
to-night passed the second reading
THE INTERNATIONAL COXFFIt- f the Woman's Suffrage bill, for
EXCE. iuiv-u uavia james snackleton, la
bor member from the Clitheroe di
vision of Lancashire, is the sponsor.
The bill provides for the granting
of the parliamentary franchise to
women who are possessed of the
property qualification and who al
ready exercise the franchise in mun-
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V S tmtim. Moair
Strong, prmctmrml cvm, Al
inrr.rtq lACUity.
Special Summer Rates Now On Eo,t' "M frora 19 to ,li ww,r
Ckliejre JounuJ tell all about cur GREAT SUMMER OFFERS. Write for It AddrrK. Srt
KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, :: Raleigh. N. C, or Charlotte. . C
Because of the trouble in the condi
tions in Nicaragua and other Central
American states, this is expected to
tions for a long while. Capt Spen-! be the most important conference yet
tions fo ra long while. Capt. Spen-' held
Fourth Conference of American Re
publics in Session at Huenos Ayres
A Very Important Meeting.
Buenos Ayres, July 12 The fourth
international conference of American
repuDiics opened here today and ', , ,
orohahlv wni ,nn.n0 , 1 ahcipal ejections.
' "-'""v- iui dia weens. ti,..,.- ,
me (auc.pecieuiy large majority
of 109 gives an important impetus
to woman's suffrage, but many ob
stacles .must yet be overcome before
the principle is legalized by the nec-
cer was one or a party of college
men who were spending a while at
Camp Cherokee. His home was in
Lynchburg, Va., and he wras a nro-
fessor of mathematics at Orange, Va.
Henry White, former American am
bassador to France, will respond for
the delegates.
Other delegates in attendance are
Prof. Paul Reinsch, of the University
He was a graduate of Washington ! of Wisconsin ; Prof. David Kinley, of
essary majority of 145. The House
subsequently referred the bill to a
committee of the whole, which means
that the bill will be shelved until
next year.
ine interesting debate showed
ii i .
and Lee, thirty-five years of age and I the University of Illinois; Prot John ," .nya ieadinS men, including
unmarried. The mpmWc nf I Bassett Moore, of Hnlnmhtn TTr, Umston sPencer Churchill, Secre-
camn will aipnmn!.t,P kj , versitvr Prnf RomarH irn e u I tary for Home Affairs, and A. J
, uuc uuuj UOIUe. " 'uu"ca, ui Liic I TJolfrt,. 1 A m . ,
University of California; E. B. Moore X X e opPsltlon in
United States Commissioner of Pat- Commons, who favored the prin
ents; J. B. Ouinters. N'pw nrine. Ciple of woman's suffrage, objected
Colonel Enoch Crowder, assistant X L prest bill, and contended
judge advocate general of the United w ole country must pro-
States army: Lewis NWnn vow uuuuie unreserveaiy in favor of wo-
Iratj Husband Searching for R
away Wife.
Creensboro is shy of one member
of the Board of Aldermen and has
lten for some time. One member re
signed and the board, it is said, will
not elect a successor until it can do
so wth the assurance that the ring,
&o called, will have a safe working
majority.
Charlotte July S. Mr. J. C. Furr,
a Well-tO-do farttlPr nf Tir,a,.17 e
about fifty years of age, is on a'de- York; Prof- J- B- Shepherd, Columbia meU Jtin?. befre ParIiam'ent sane
termined hunt for his thirty-year-old i University; Cabot WTard, ex-secretary 1 " tu a Laanee in tne Consti
wife, who left him recently in the I of state of Porto Rico, and W. T. S. tul'on' .
company of Jim Lamons (it is be-' Doyle assistant chief of the division remier Asquith in a strong
lieved), Lamons being a mill opera-! of Latin-American Affairs, State De- f against the bill declared that
tive. The storv hPramP ' partment. 11 women had a vote they must in-
-wx iiuw n ii hi- z a v i i
in .Parliament
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Among the Foremost Colleges for Women in the South
Course in Liberal Arts covering nine departments, and includi-r
elective courses in Education and Bible which count for the A. Ii de
gree. School of Music, including Piano, Pipe Organ, Violin and Vok
culture. School of Art, Including Decoration, Designing and Oil Palat.
ing. School of Elocution. Academy which prepares students for col
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ju;oiUau, "uibc, uiuiuary meaicines ana an minor rees, J21O.H0- '
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PRESIDENT R. T. VANN, : : : : : : : :
a
resa
Raleigh, X. c.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
State Normal and
Industrial College
Maintained by the State for the
Women of North Carolina. Four
regular Courses leading to Degrees.
Special Courses for Teachers. Fall
Session begins September 14, 1910.
Those desiring to enter should apply
as early as possible. For catalogue
and other information address,
JLXIUS I. FOUST, President.
Greensboro, X. C.
day. The woman, when she left her
husband's home, took with her an
eleven-year-old daughter, and a two-months-old
infant. She has not been
seen, though it was alleged that she
was with Lamons in Sfooriiu
fhe Interstate Commerce Commis- Upon investigation it"was found that
they had left for parts unknown.
LaRaznn nn infloT, ioi 4 1 leviiauiy nave seats
J -uvuiiui juuiuai, LU" I J -i 1,4. 4. 1 ,
day denies reports that the Argen- g ake the speaker's chair
tine Republic. Brazil and fhiio , J or Slt in the Cabinet.
sion has ordered a reduction in
through freight rates to Winston
Salem and Durham, X. C, from Roa
noke and Lynchburg, Va. It amounts
to about 9 cents a hundred pounds
on class freight and from 4 to 8 cents
a hundred pounds on hay, grain and
packing-house products.
Republic, Brazil and Chile are
planning an alliance to offset the
power and influence of the United
States in South American affairs.
Lightning Kills Harnett County Boy
Others Wounded.
A special from Angier to yester
day's News and Observer says:
"During a thunder storm here the
lightning struck a pine tree about
'one hundred yards from the home
of Mr. John Hockaday, and then ran
'along a wire fence to his house,
Where it got into his bed springs
and tore two bed slats all to pieces.
"There were three small children
lying on the bed asleep, but they
were not even waked up. One boy
awoke, and sitting at the foot of the
"ned was killed, namely, Willie Day,
about fifteen years old.
"The lightning also struck Mrs.
Andrew Pate and tore her clothes
nearly off her and tore a big hole
out of her arm. She is not expected
io live."
Horse Thief Arrested at His Wife's
Grave.
Good Prosneets for Ronhii L Monroe- July 12. Returning
tory in nan.inUT !ne.re ear,y to"dar with PhiP Ward,
I alleged horse thief. Sheriff Parker
bnDoro, July 9. County Chair-! and His deputies reported that they
man C. L. Holton has issued a formal ! came upon Ward while he was stand-
uu Ior ine Kepublican convention inS by the half-filled grave of his
for Randolph County, to be held in i wife near Quachita City. Ward drewl
uie court nouse at Ashboro on Satur- i a revolved, but the deputy knocked
day, July 16th. lit out of his hand. He drew anoth-
T I nn A TT nn , i ..
nuuou ana oiner prom-j ei auu " met tne same fate. As he
inent Republicans will address the
convention.
In Randolph prospects for a sweep
ing Republican victory were never
brighter, and predictions are that the
county ticket will go in to the man.
A strong ticket will be put out and
already Randolph is jubilant over its
opportunity to roll up a large Re
publican majority.
was drawing a third revolver, the
posse decided it was time to intrude!
still further upon the obsequies and
they placed him under arrest and
nand-cuffed him.
Ward's wrfe died yesterday. He
says that hv had self-destruction in
mina when the posse drew up and
naa no thought of harming them.
mere are at Istea
Young Girls
just enterioginto womanhood,
often stiver much pain and
misery during the change of
thefc physical organization.
Many women will tell you
their female trouble started
during that trying period, and
nas clung to them ever since.
Cardul Is a friend to young
girls, as well as to women of
fU ages. It has been found
to help women during their
"Ting periods by relieving
pain and restoring disordered
organs to health.
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The State's College for training in
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My name Is. . . .
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" ' -"" ""'en uy a stated that cfco , 7
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Smithfield, X. C, July 11. Chas.
Xavis, aged twenty-seven, a farmer
who lived about eight miles from
Smithfield, was run over and instant
ly killed Sunday morning at 12.0 5 by
fast train No. S2, northbound, on the
yards of the depot at this place. He
bad been drinking and it is supposed
ne went to sleep on the track. The
remains were horribly mangled. Tel
egraph operator at the depot, Mr.
-Ernest Ruckman, -went out to put the
mail on the train. He picked up
rhat he thought in the dim light was
-a,3aail bag but instead he had picked
T a man's leg. He notified the sta
'tion faster, Mr. Hinnant, of the acci
dent. The scattered remains were
foken to the undertaking establish
ment an prepared for burial. They
were later taken to the home of the
young man's parents, about eight
niles from 'town.
half a dozen
charges of horse stealing against him
Wma Cartco PTOpIe. nerToZZZL0
Charlotte, N. C, July 8. A younWdays ago.
woman of fine address, and giving j
the name Marie E. Barwick, after "Kid Rums" Killed in Prize Fi-ht
spending several weeks here, has de-! v , T S
parted and behind her are unpaid U a ' July 12-Hugh Grant
bills estimated at about five hundred I J y6arS ld f Tuckahe, X. Y.,
dollars. j KQown in the prize ring as "Kid
The young woman secured expens-i ,rDS; died early today as tQe re
ive offices in thp riv k;i? i sult of a terrific beating administr.
UJ xuiuwy weicn, of Jer
sey uity, m four rounds of fighting
at Lue i-ownatan Club here last night.
MOTHERS!
Don't fall to Drocur vrns wtct .
i!?; ,n ROO,the8 child, RoftenB the rime
bottle. weniy-n ve cents
Take
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have ordered about three hundred
dollars worth of dress goods from
one firm, but upon investigation the
goods were withheld. She left the
next day.
Attachment papers for her trunks
were in a constable's hands when she
was leaving. Miss Barwick secured
handsome living rooms, also, and
made quite a stylish appearance.
There is no explanation of her un
lucky sojourn here.
Mrs. Mary Hudson. Ff-
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school, my young sister was In
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Xot in Bad Condition.
State Dispatch.
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suppose for a moment that the Mar
shall Field Co.. would invest one and
a half million dollars in one little
town in North Carolina?
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