Til i: CAUCASIAN.
Sec. SOUTH'S ADVANCEMENT
OonMn't Afford to be (Umu.
filoftst Airy ladr.1
Urn cttfcjt, teAa
DOCTORS FAILED. I
RESTORED BY PERUM.
JLAWYtfc
f r-r . i i i ' i i til t m 1 ( w w t" , .
Ihp-mit (i. c;nnvenr Iau lUrk in Soutlim Orfatm-rriaJ
! " ij-.wlu.iriT in Washington, Klaff! hy Um IYng?rltetf
! !! irt ManHou Iteirtopmcnt In NU I'mv Ycr Tetl
1 f ..k of Town If VUltf-iJ I'ralM-n Ilalrtgh School.
Commercial
in Washing-j
rt'-rn
tour "swJnK" it
1'rt : iiS;nt of the
p:rttr G. Grosvt
, Vn-hinKton m--r
v. i.at he hatl seen
s n ;r fc ntailw? of
Mr. Da we. who
.:. of the r-ori?rc
through a greater
. ith tise "oeinK
.. v;th the "urnlcr
;xin though he gave
to ;ih blare, he
Tfll of Savannah
Sfo fartalfic a ! . mii
I Mr. Clarta? I'o fa t5 rsrrent
L World's Work. i cf to',3 ir -C-v-j?or
Ay cock, of North Carotin
I While Gorcir. be si4 a tnj So ?
"old boa Ik Go!4itxro, an4 is Ik
J course of th Kitii rati aron as 14
: ngro. Calvin Bock, who fea?S Ji.ral-
;rn.ation that Is not
s:P5i)iriatel throuRh-
And now M r. Dawe, for the first himself, learsloic hit letirt from
tSrn, touched upon what the South' aa alrbabt t4-ra?!4 on a j.ie hln
rourrcA generally bring first,' last. : l country carpenter, asd fcai
and all the time to th? mind of mo&t ! s10 a"JSred romideraU j -hearer.
-lor. by hit industry wi prtjJnre,
"Savannah was In a thrill of ex-! ralehty k!4 to you, Mr.
eitement tho day I was there," be re- Aycock." he .iid. "and ei!Mjt c!ad
lated. It was the laht day of Septem- iJ0U are fuv-r of th Slate." And
her, and every energy was being bent ilseB h laughed the darkey coraag
toward the shipment of ?,?r.m
cotton. In thre? days more than
1 10,000 bales of cotton left Savan
nah. That meant the handling, com
pressing, and shipping of 50,00o,0o0
pounds of cotton, worth at 10 cents
a pound, $5,000, 000. Besides thoae
f igns of activity, it was pleasing to
tvfi 100 miles of perfect road around
. Savannah.
; "Savannah revences tho nast
Nation thrnnph
" Cas .fr, lir. ! ct arr
frr cjjr itrkrr$ ta Ncufe Ca
tiny ray i it
;fi work!
GftV'&gff
Hot-rrt
a of lrr
A. Taft,
Tft. asd Chsrir f! i!
Justice HuKtt, of tbe tstt4 flatei
Suprena Court. t.a 5x-a ar4ej
prix- for Wing sseas fur
brightest I-:? at ftan?srJ Vnittnity
I.a r School.
ME TO YBIHW SISTER .nM'r
kaw visHtma' c&l?rtacv.
i Jfi1 Is f r el-MT. tsy taw
-"a isu iziirort.a& a mar wnSmrmr tru.
2.ef.t !
. .. p-ached the doctrine
..it must know her own
: -.-sources and power3,"
v "Then the
And the South is yet is reaching forward to better and
., ,:!. The people of the to greater things through finer
thoroughly awake. They schools, broader educatipn, and en
,x that tho Nation needs larged business life.
;-h much as the South j "Charleston is not sleepy. It is
Nation, that the resources awake, and the men who lead the
So ith are so varied, so nearly j awakening are men whose family
.,, that, the question of devel-; trees are rooted in the earliest his
. i i it.. . . .
not one oi now, narui tory or Charleston. Charleston Is old;
lyes; but Charleston has purchased
Its water front and will control it
for proper development: Charleston
iuuthern men are
f .
-.n!;lv in the line oi pruKitrsa
Touni: men an d boys are preparing to form them lnto a region of beauty
.,u un their work. In town ana in ;
'. rnnn. women and children;
j'e alive to their privileges and ad- Mr. Da we remarked upon the wor
rlntacs. The development of the derful condition of Raleigh. Raleigh
QoTiTti within the next few years will has a population of 19,000, yet 9,000
on of the
vutorv. A tide is going to sweep in there
Mt will be irresistible
ir. en are
If :
h ,. v. - - I . I
Catarrh of the Lunp
Threatened Her life.!
ati wriss l ttr tww tr y
h afel msi4 sssrt-f r4T4 ,.
l v a tUt4siat la a ltr
svlgiaajM? cf a r 4?&iljr b ti&f , asU
t rt-SMrrl it.
! a 1 .4 19 ail caQ PffeH I
J y.S fifl, tat t ct4 t 1
pis j tse, I
attan.c fr&m my t'Ut ft
r and ia ttasiity a I t&mm
tJt trt klnstnU
t g fr"r rasw f!rSiT thaa I h4
for a Isms Ucaa?.d cow 1 rail
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u jrm how to cnr yor4r t boss wnb
oat tBlpcf doctor. kffimMluimtu4
wararo aSrttar. Wl w mxjztm know hr
mhme, we krw bettr thaa any dort. !
w that ar trtaa6t ta mtm ix nsr
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p, Vch.pinnt to lie a Marvel.
Mki av li Vt. .
wlii not latarfer with ronr nrk nr twmMti .--i v L.
j - wbb, a wm , yon tnc
It
"V. 1 V yoar nmrmy trm,io cll wr
cf ttt -my k--rri tti cnst-i fnar wtc.
nlirlwtktrite---Mit
Uara ! vl. Ta wka t doctor M7-
marching haR thrown out a grpat kpi wall to l my hom remedy. It euri H Ui w m&x.
Tho tnron out a great sea wan to ,dmpls home treatment which -peedlly and ffectUTj
ess. ine rcciaim hundreds of acres and trans- 'rataf-l or Irregular Mzuitration la yonf ladle., rtom
per. by retam mtL I will also exwlytmfrMtf
MuitrT u-nrauoa no wing war wa
at home. Erery Woman ahonld have It. and 1
-nia uTi an opeT-uoa," yem can decide fer yamrMlf. Tewaed of won en hava amV
T Be! ft tftf. I Will ezni-ia a
urea Luerroe, Ureca Sickntm aad
ita n.
The Schools of Ialeigh.
Inrarmo and health always result frasa
i v -ererer yon UTe. i can refer you to ladles of your own locality who know aad will t ladly
teUany ufferr that this n Trtatat really twts all woman' dleeaeea. and make wots en well
wrac, pinmp and robust. tn uH m ftw attrtti. and the free ten day treatment Uyora, alao
the book. Wrtte to-day, ae you may not oe this otter acaln. addreea
R3. r.i. oirtiMER&, Dcx H - - South Qondf lnd.t u. s.A.
modern young people are receiving education
The school facilities there are
Southern so excellent that more than 3,000
face to face with the prob-' students come from the surrounding
to control or have to stand aside and ; Chattanooga, worthy of notice by
l,t the incomers rule. Every sign I its historic features alone, Mr. Dave
saw U1 me to believe that the South-1 described as a thriving manufactur
ern men will rule. The idea of a'ingcity. Nashville, calling itself the
greater Nation through a greater modern Athens because of its many
South has magnetized, hypnotized educational institutions, is a beauti-t-m."
I ful city, and progressive, he said.
Then Mr. Dawe who zigzagged all , He called Memphis a city of great
the country between Raleigh, in the ' deeds.
Tarheel State and as far as El Paso,! "The park system is glorious, he
in the Lone' Star empire of the . exclaimed. "The courthouse is the
South told of evry place and situa-' most perfect thing of the kind I ever
i on omo of the things that people saw. It dignifies law and justice.
It speaks oi a people wun nign
outside the South had not learned.
lie started with Beaumont, Tex.
"Beaumont suggests oil to those
tho do not know better," he said.
"There was a Beaumont before oil
? as discovered, and there will be a
greater Beaumont when oil is ex
hausted. 'Spindle Top' means but
little to this city; agriculture and
trade territory mean more. It con
trols its dock front on the Neches
River, and will soon be an important
port.
' Galveston is just another way of
spelling human courage. I arrived
in the city exactly eleven years after
tho rrpnt storm. There is almost
nothing there to remind the visitor
of that disaster. El Paso is thriving.
An immense impounding dam that
will bring 300,000 acres under culti
vation is being built northwest of the
city. San Antonio possesses the most
skillful citizens in Xexas. They have
capitalized climate and romans so
successfully that the last census
showed San Antonio to have a larger
population than any other city in
Texas.
Follow ins Washington's Example.
"Houston is following Washing
ton's example, and burying wires.
Unsightly poles and sagging lines are
disappearing. Houston expects to be
the metropolis of the Southwest, and
is preparing to hold the title with
dignity. Dallas is alive and thriving.
A boulevard fourteen miles long
skirts the city, and is lined with
beautiful homes. Fort Worth has
become the great packing-house cen
ter of the Southwest."
Mr. Dawe naus ed. He had told of
only one Southern State, and had not
even related the whole story of that.
He admitted that he must omit the
description f of the vast fields and
ranches and the hundreds of small
farms through which he rode,' the
mills and factories he passed, and
the roads he crossed.
Praise for New Orleans.
Mr. Dawe had most complimentary
things to say of the metropolis of
the South, New Orleans. "It is a city
that should make America proud,"
he declared. "Its location rendered
drainage difficult, hut it will now vie
'Aith any other city in the country in
that phase of municipal housekeep
ing. The three noteworthy things in
relation to New Orleans in the past
few years are the filtration, plant,
the drainage system, and the dock
control, with its attendant belt rail
road."
He called Birmingham a magic
city: forty years ago it did not exist;
now it has a population, approximat
ing 180.000. Monteomery. the first
capital of the Confederacy, is improv
ing rapidly. Of the 600 miles of
road in Mongomery country, 400
have been made into fine highways.
Mobile, expecting great business from
4 V . ...
me opening ot the Panama Canal, is
constructing new docks and improv
ideals."
Mr. Dawe's last stop in the South
was at Louisville. He said that the
residents of that city realize that the
prosperity of Kentucky means Jthe
nrosDeritv of Louisville, and "are
x .
reaching out for a stimulative influ- j
ence upon the State. j
Mr. Dawe was especially pleased
with the all-South conference held in
Memphis. "Its purpose was to make
plans for diverting transcontinental
traffic through the South, and that
purpose will be accomplished," he
concluded. "We want people to see
the South, and we shall make ar
MTiPpmpnts hv which they will al
most have to see it. After they have
seen it they will know it as the peo
ple of the South know it. Then they
will realize what 'a greater Nation
through a greater South' means."
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