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OK(ORdVn. C. WEQKEfcDAYJAN! 15. UUC2 .
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STATK TOO SMART.
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Yqjjnj: Man tieut auOffcnsiTd Letter to
tlie President.
- uichroonxt, 2Un ri.-r4ohnW.
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J3tark,one of the most fjaeiy
known young meH in Richmond
A A.,
was arrest ecr . oy .'osluuiw
Inspector fJulla his .-afternoon,
for sending through thg jnails a
vulgarly insulting letter to
Trsident Roosevelt, about .thef
time of the episode of, the dining
of Doiikei'J. Washh.gton,at the
WhHo Ilose .The charge is ,
.u,,,,,.,,!. ,1,,, Tho lottor
throu-h tbe mail. . 1 lie letter
. i,i,.oCQ,i tr, "Tho'Prpiflont
was addiessed to 1 he I resident,
Washington, D. C.," in a large asgltcd her: 10 tnese artlC1
wl.Tte envelope, and the address 'ints in the evening's enter
'was printed with type, The taifcmeut .the club members de-
. , i-j
ollensive aocument,cQnsiSLeu ux
a sheet of blank letter-paper on
which was written in pencil .
under date "10s24-1901.': the
ora
"TaTeddy:
"White without and, black
within,
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A nifer in a wlute maD S,i"uuuuu . ,tw
skin,"
(SignedV "J. W. S."
"JbQclos'ed was a pjctur-i of a
negr:; standing on his hands andi
nAWc t.00ie 11 ;':,,n
CP 1. '
familutr advirtisemtnt. Ap
.pended to this was au obscene
referenc"c. By the watermark
of the paper, the character of
the typo and initials, the letter
was traeed to Stark." Stark con
fessed to the officers today.
Title to ranamalloutc Worthless.
There seems an explanation
in the vote of tho House in
favor cfc the Nicaraguan canal
route 6ver th Panama Route in
the following Washington dis
patch of 13th:
iM. Lampre, the representa
tive of the Panama Canal Com
pany who was sent hery bv the
company to make a formal offer
"to sen its property and ran-,
chises, was before the Sonate
Committee -on Interstate Com
merce and Canals for two houra
subjected toa searching ipquiryj
by Chairma Morgan. This
examination was so, -sharp and
severe, iij fact, that .'Senator
Ilanna, one of thB members o
the commijttee, was disgusted.
Senator Morgan, however, is
satisfied that the result of the
hearing showod conclusively
that the proposition sobjaiitted
by Ifr. Lampre is utterly
'worthier, for the reason (W
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the company could give no clear j
tit: fj thrJtiicrtionof the caii:4
already dug anclobe franchised.
He will makf special report
to the Senate OS the subject,
setting forth this point in e.ceod
ing plain language. "
"Pru
dece in women should
to aa instinct, not a virtue."
JnlIaMg:ruderBo riub.
Quitea d!ghtfii departure
from Itfie usual routine of $ub
work.was tbi! JnusiGal eveniug
of the Jdlia Maruder Book
Club. Wisdom was display edin
choosing Mrs.Ada Bcfykin as
Bdykin as
'directress., bhe wa$ entirely-mne two Dieacifenes and the
her element ancrgav to the club
a rare treat in the musical line,
Mrs, Boykin al ways charm-
ing hostess, was never more
gracious than on last evening,
when thef -threw open the, doors
AT V YAtiT ri f rvt f in Vl tt d I
. , , , . . ,
corned the club and tho ladi. s
aa gentlemen, wno so Kmaiy
ft. . .
siro to pxt.pnd munh arr)rociation
- - y
auutt3u mem umi, juuiuej,
with them 'into musiMaud will .
ever Iend radnfte to the dark
"pathway of literary 'fame, on
,wull,1J lueJ rtlt! IJluuuluK'
Tho color scheme of thts dn-
jing room and refreshments was' TI19 former officers wore.ro
s pink and white with dainty baud ' elected as follows: D F Cannon,
painted souvenirs of famous
musical people. .
A bronze bust of Schubet was
offered ta the one who identified
.!it. It was won by Mrs. Chas. .
Uarri?.
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CavatiiHi -Tluff-Dx. Joha Reed, yio-1
Hn MiBB Hams piano
llonna-ntllaji Muse? I; Uarns and
Lileniitb. i
Funeral arch Chopin Mils SniTth, 1
QiVvrtette from Fetn)t--Gmiua!
liiHfH Craven and Sruitli, Mesnrs liar-1
row and Betta. I
ypiv .CoU'.Ciisft Glover Miss Cia
ven biid Mr- JJarruw.
J'antabir Dr.. John ltued.
II.
J. I. F.ist for the State Normal.
Mr. J I Foust, Superintendent'
of tho Goldsboro gradod schools
will become the successor of
Prof. P P Claxton as Professor
"of Pedagogy in the State Nor-
mal of Greensboro. He , enjoys
a goo'd degree of . prominence in
the educational circles of -the
State and'it seems a good selec
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tion. . , , !
He will assume the duties as
.
soon as his successor can be se-
t'
cured for the Goldsbor5 Schools;
New Biis'Dess'Sluwd. . ' ;
I have moted'from 'the Brick
Row to trie room over Johnson's
Drug store where I ill b
pleased fcto have .my customers
to 'call. Patronage 'solicited.
1-16. WW Gidson.
It Dazzles the World.
No Discovery in mecficine , has
ever created on quarter fit the
excUemenV that has been caused
by Dr. -King's New Discovery
Consuion. It's severest
tests have beeu, on holessi
vicljp of Consumption. PneU-
mom a. Hfimnrrnasre. fieunsv
and bronchitis, thousands o(
wlicnr it hrs restored to perfect I
Asthma. Croup Hay Foyer
Hoarsrsniws and
Whooirlt):!
(Wrh it the huiclseft surest
cure in t ho woria
It 1: Cf1rl vf
rt'lZOI S 11U DtUlB wuu fiuai-
T.1 .1 . n - ...l.
inf-.- cntitfontinn rr rofnrn
tvuitu oauimuuii d a i w v
money
arge DOttleS OOC and
'61.000.
Trial bottles free.
Concord Id Picfftres.
Mi Mfl Caldwell has shown
u a series tf photographs of
ourtourt house .takenfrom the
tandppint near .tbcf Standard
office, and tWose of every factory
in' town inclcdTng separately i
in' town inching separately;
furniture factory. 1 hose
pictures win j,ononn at on e-fcr'y ;
day arid we hope will serve ji
good purpose from, a busiriels
standpoint., .
Dell & Harris Fiiruiture CJinpanj.
rn , r-ii p. tt r.i
iuwneu cv inirris rurmiure.
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Company mt a few da vs aco. !
"
The followiiitr is the make uti of
The following is. thri. make up of
tha,t enterprising coinpany: W'
L Bell.'president; W R. Harris, i
secretary and treasurer; JAV and
D F Cannon, C A Dry ami J C
Wadsworth diroctors.
oabarrys Mill UtoVfc Holders Moot.
The stockholders of 'tho Ca-
oarrus Mill met Tuesday and do
dared a 5. per cent, dividend.
uiocieu is iuuows: i .u uannou,
president; J W Cannon, socro-.
Jtary and treasurer; E-King, 11 S
Young, J A Barnriardt, L Foil
and Rev. Paul Barrincr di-
rectors
Aslieville te Have IFivtli Waters.
Afehuvillo, N. C, Jan. 11.
At a special election ho:d Ln'e
1 . it.u
today to vote on tho issuance of
2pO,(00 of bonds for a more
. . A , .
extensive water extensive water
su)ply the result was unanimous
in favor of tho question. Only
ten dissenting votes were cast
out of several thousand votes
polled
Tho result
moans a
gravity line thirteen miles Ion"-
originating on Mount Mitchell
which will be installed as oaily
as possible. The city claims it
will be tho finest water system
io tho country,
Setting a Prisoner Free.
A man with rheumatism is a
prisoner. His fetters aro none
the loss galling because they are
invisible. To him Perry Davfs'
Painkiller coma? as 1 a liberator.
Rubbed 'well into the swpllen,
stiffened joints it ' not merelV1
rivaaway iha pain, it makes
th. muscles phable so that the
prisoner becomes a Tree min.
There is but one , Painkiller,
Perry Daves'. 2&and 50cts.
. "Where there is harmony
with God there is . joy. Ifr mat
ters notif the lifebe written' in
a minor key, it is a question of
beingin tuiie or ott of tune. JJ
J RlgIST CAYARHP
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GiresRciiet at Once hf y
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tit
sotjliies
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Catarrh and HrWs a- a-
land drW's a- -"- v .
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and protects the Membrane, restores the
quickly
way - co
Heals and nrotrct the Membrane, restore the'
arnses 01. ia:iie auu rmcii. , r u.i aiic sue: irvi
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tize ioc, at druggisisor by HCI.
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I . 3S c0Sts our usines year and p
E from now till that time eveiy de-
I partment in this lare sto're is thrown'into a Clear- -3
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t Qnce rafe. -Ihere are
t i.L 1 1 1 1
r lOisiioiiL irie Uliisy (lOlKuiy Selling rliau Will DC SOltl
'fc J r' J
fc 1.4-.tu': : 3
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ty and the quicker you come, the better you arc 3
t .pleased.. It's much easier to count money than 3
Soods, hence the sale.
is.
Dry Goods
1,000 yards, of 5 and-. 6c
CaJic'oes ,iu 2 to 10 yard
lengths a"t
4 cts
500 yards of 7c Percals
in from 2 to 15 yd lengths,
fc Red Flannel
ft 10 cts
P Tht remaining 10 and 12
E CQnt Percals, about 500 yds,
E salo prico
I nets
10c Flannelettes good
E patterns for wrappers and
dressing s'acques, to clean
Ee up n cts
z 1,000 yards rt near si He,
fj yard wido, in. all colors,
r. regular lbc, our spe'eial
I prico 10 cts
t ' Five )i(ces of all wool
fe Kcrsev Pants Cloth, sold
E for 39c yard, to close out
.,"'(''
Jeans I'ants Cloth that is
t
vvyv. V U1UU r U X 2, 1 1 I V-i
.15 cts
, Real bargains in largo
sizo bed quilts frorc 'Jic 1o
$2.00. Many remnants and
odd p feces of Dros. C o d s
are on tho bargain counters.
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H. L. PARKS.-
N&.CQmPANY.M
Just Keen
And .if -moving time is delayel muth long-
er we. will not have such a job after 'all.
For the next few days until, our new
quarters are ready, we are going to make
prices tlfot will sell goods if
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Thanking you for past fnvor and nsrlcing you fi
to pass ovci' iir inishkiv; mi it's pOr'Vi!,J.
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W Will aifU (io u( , .'.,,..v.
. ttffain tliankiu;; you
anU see us we are yours to try topI('ase,
Tlio Bell Jk Harris Fur.
h . - J 171 " ai -
. enci 111 ou-
The Standard--35
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many Kcmnants and small i
11- 1 Ml l it 3
a munuy saving onpomim-
Capes and
5
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Jacl;
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Down"gor-s tbe prices--we
Capes, fur trimmed collar, 3
formor nrico 08 cts. tn flnn
out at
50 cts 3
All the 1.25. 1.50 and l.Cb 3
Cloth. Capes aro marked
OS cts 3
Two dozen extremely tine
Cloth Capos that weri 4.ro 3
5.00 now marked
IDS
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ljntiios .ac.;:.'.'i .,
2 50, 4.08 Mo 7.50 tl.r.t are
worth a third more.
Boy's Suits
Parents. h.-n? is v .suit
chance. The price will
mov'S th(Mn rjuickly
I( v's Is'lCt! P: 1! ;! puV!-
J'.uits. -o;it, vo.'. ami Vant.-..
, ID 10 10 voar.4. fanner
prico 2.1)t
now
2 00
thr.'H Suits,
re 1.
1) ,
to 10 years, former n
. pric-.' o.aO iV -i m uow
o.n
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nu';i :..iri;;... ..u to call
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