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DOCTORS BY TllL- OCEAN' WAVES.
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Dr. 1 31. Kin!, One .of the Siucj'snful
ApplicaulsOfflcers nndMedical Board
liJected.
A spocialfrom Wilmington to
the Ghariotte Observer contains
the following interesting facts.:
The meeting was calied to or
der at. Wrightsville Beach by Dr.
RS Young on the morning of
the 10'th .with more than lftO
physicians and members of their
families present.
Examinations by the State
Board were concluded the day
before and 72 of th 86 appli
cants were licensed, our own
townsman, Mr. P M King, being
one of the successful.
Mr-
The session of the society
closed Wednesday night with a
grand ball in horor of thB M.
D's at the'Seashcie hotel.
Aside from the announcement
of the successful applicants be
fore the board of medical exam
iners, the most interesting fea
tures of the day's proceedings
were the annual elections of so
ciety officers as .follows : Presi-
dent, A W Knox, Raleigh; vice
president, E G Moye, Elm City;
G A Julian, Thomasville; W W
McKenzie, Salisbury; J L Nich
olson, Richardsonville; secre
tary, J Howell Way, Waynes
ville; treasurer, G T Sikes,
Grishom. Hot Springs was
decided upon as the next place
of meeting, the date to be decided
upon later. A board of medical
examiners for the ensuing six
years was chosen as foll6ws:
Frank II Russell, Wilmington;
M H Fletcher, Asheville; J M
Parrott, Kinston; C J Ohagan
Laughinghouse, Greenville; G W
Prcssly, Charl.ottc; J A Kent,
STOltM IS VIJE WEST.
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Death and Destruction iu flie rath of
. Winds in Minnesota.
Ulen, Minn., June 10. A
tornado forn.ed within five miles
of this place between 4 and 5
o'clock yesterday and sw"ept
over an area one-half mile wide
and probable 20 miles long. It
took a southeasterly course,
demolishing farm buildings,
killing four persons and injuring
many more. At Voss postoffic,
Mrs: O Berg was killed and her
home was demolished. Four
miles. north of Ulen, three mem
bers of the family of Andrew
Horim were instantly killed and
another was so badly injured that
he may . die. Reports from
various sections are to the effect
that many persons were badly jured, two fatally.
GREAT WESTERN STOltM.
Jloifte Clown Dovrjiaud Three. Ladigs
Crtished-StOrAj Worst Since 1S43.
A Bloomington, 111., dispatch
of the 11th gives an account of a
very violent sjorm Tuesday.
Three young women were
crushed and horribly mutilated
by the collapse of a building at
Herna, a village Un miles from
Bloomington. About 200 young
young people WQre engaged in. a
dance. About half of them got
out before the building fell.
Forty or more were injured.
Bloomington suffered heavily
but no lives were lost.
At Peoria the storm was the
worst, it is said, since 1543. Two
persons were killed at Kingston
Mines and a number were in-
iujured. Near Atlanta.. Ole
Johnson Berg and his son were ,
picked up and carried nearly
half a'mile by the storm. Both
escaped with bruises. The
Norwegian Lutheran church at
Atlanta was razed. Hundreds of
head of stock were killed.
s White Earth, Minn,, June 10,
A terrific electric, wind, hail
a nd rain storm passed over the
southwest portion of the White
Earth Indian reservation last
night leaving death and destruc
tion in its wake. Reports from
the southern part of the reserva
tion say that the fury of the
storm was terrific in Walworth
and Atlantic townships. Houses
and barns were torn down, crops
destroyed and some fifteen
are reported killed.
DAt Dry Run people were -in
imminent danger of being
drowned. Persons were rescued
from the tops ot pianos and
other furniture.
At Carwinth, Iowa, three cars
were blown off the track while
the train was running 30 miles
an hour. 'No one was hurt.
love Forward
ROWAN'S LYSCHIXG.
FiTty Masked Men but 500 in the Mob
Armed to the Teeth Overman
Guards had been Dismissed.
Trie Salisbury lynching as
Lenoir; J T Battle, Greensboro. told by the Salisbury Sun,
long minute story most
embraced in our
'news colums Wednesday. The
fifty men spoken oF were
An oil rnrtr.iit of thfi lato Dr. I 1S a
. ... . of which was
U J U'tlagan, or tir.eenvme, to
be placed in the State Library at
Raleigh, was presented by Dr.
R H Battle, .of Raleigh', and re
ceived on behalf of the. society
by Dr. George G Thomas, of
Wilmington.
Dr. M M Staples, of Macon,
Canal Bill to Come to a Vote.
The United State Senate has
fixed upon 12 o'clock on the 19Lh
to begin' to vote on the Isthmian
Canal bill. Senator Fairbanks,
of Indiana, who favored the Ni
caraguan route at first made a
carefully, prepared speech for
the Panama route on Wednesday.
Meeting of Masonic High Much-Muck.
The Grand Commandery of
Royal Arch Masons are in ses
si session at Winston-Salem.
Officers were elected on the elev
enth. lie's a Whopper.
Hero are the dimensions of
that Currituck kid that we mado
mention of Sunday: His age is
17 yer.rs; height, (5 feet 21 inches;
It Indicates Life and There is
Always Room Ahead.
'Cease to move," said the health philosopher, -"and you
cease to live." But we have noticed that most people, cease
to move when they cease to live. Howevert it is the far seeing,-
moving-forward, active, hawk eyed shoe dealer who
likes to do things with his weather-eye trimmed on the future.
He is looking for Shoes that keep, pace with the march
of progress.
We have made a careful-study of the Shoe business and
have brought together
. A Combination of Specialties
in Men's,
Ladies and Children's Shoes
equal to those carried by the largest exclusive shoe houses
in the cities. If you want the best wearing and most com
fortable footwear obtainable you should come direct to the
Shoe Department of H. L Parks & Co.
and try one of their Specialty Shoes it matters not what
style, size or last, they can fit you at any price you m ty wish
to pay. The variety here includes everything that most
people want and we positively save you money ou nvery
purchase. We do not sell cheap trash, but good honest
made Shoes of the very best leathers at a reasonable price.
All our good Shoes are guaranteed and we s'und right at
the back of every pair.
You can buy Shoes as stylish and as well made as ours
by paying more for them. You can also buy cheaper Shoes
but nowhere can you buy Shoes that approach our Specialty
Brands in form, fini-h & fashion at anything like our prices.
Leaders in Men's Shoes
masked but the whole party! weight, 000- pounds; cireumfer-
consistod of probably 500. The
sheriff had called out the Over
man gurds, bu,t vthinkitig there
was no danger had dismissed
them at 1 o'clock. Within CO
minutes the mob swooped down
in almost every, man's hand.
Resistance seemed useless or
fraught .with consequences be
yond contemplation.
Again the boy., aged 17 and
14 respectively, .confessed to the
crime but each laid the heaviest
blame on the other and claimed
that Miss Benson .struck them
wth her hoe.
Ga., read a very interesting upon them with glittering pistol
papor on new methods of re
storing hearing and speech to
deaf mutes. Tomorrow the so
ciety will lively adjoucn and
members will take a complimen
tary trip to Sbutbport and Fort
Fisher on the steamer Wilming
ton. Upon the rejxrt of the nomi
nating . comlnttee at Wed
nesday nigrlt's sessfoi,
I H Manning, cf, Chapel
Hill, was choseli orator, G . A
Movfte, of Greenville, essayist,
anci A S Pendleton, of Warren-
'ton, leader ,pf debate 'Delegates
tote Virginia-Soutli Sarolina
andtnarican Medical Societies
werealso appointed.
. It is estimated that 5000 peopled on UUJ Vu" ,-,
j j iBiltmore. They will
' i T I I III. m 4 I 1 f I If TU A Lll I I I ! - I I i r I .
ence, C feet 1 rnohes; sound
mentally and physically. At
birth he weighed 18 pou.uds and
at nine years 280. Morning
Star.
More Fine Stock tor Biltiuore.
"Mr. and Mrs. Gwrge Van-
dcrbilf sailed away Wednesday.
Mr. Vanderbilt is importing
10,000 ' worth of highbred
d'ogs, fowls and pheasants
together with six pairs, of
thorcughbred pigs nd two bulls
of the best pedigree to be found
Packard and Fields in
Patent Vicis, But
ton and Lace.
Snow's Original Guar
anteed Patent Colt,
all Styles Sizes and
Lasts
Snow's Qld Glory, Vici
Velour and Box
W L Douglass, Patent
V.ici
W L Douglas, union
made Vicis, all latest
styles
1.00
3. fill
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Snow's Shoes, Vici Vol
our aud Chron'O Cult'
James Moans, tho old
rolial!t Box Ju and
Velours
Lono Jack a rut Battle
Axe Vici ajn1 n le. - 'I
styles ;nd s zf,
1.50 and 'J i '.ciu.l, t
populir pr' .
cany thron -the
very be -: make
obtainable u ' 1 in
Calf and Vici i.50 it
;i.oo
2.00 0
2.oo
Our Five Pillars of Strength
Ladies Shoes..
in
all
fey
be
Subscribe for The Standard.
ling
cut down
bodies before they were
The act is generally dtplored.
Active Agents 'Wanted fdb The
WoKLD on Fibe" by Mnrat H.letead.
Burning monntains in American Indies
eTplode destroying cities fill of ptople.
Stattling history of appalling phenom
ena threatening the ilobe. 600 big il
lnptrated pages, only $1.50. Highest
endorsements. BisrgSHt profits guaran
teed. Aeents clearing from $3 to $25
daily. Outfit free. Enclose ten oents
fqr postage. THE DOMTMON CO.
o-24, Dept. L, Chfoogo...
shipped from Antwerp." As4i-
ville Gazette.
Don't Let ThennSuffer.
Often children are tortured
with itohing and burning eczenfa
Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals
the raw sores, epels inflamxa
tion ieavesthe skin without 8,
sr.ar. Clean. frairrant. cheaD.
there's no salveon ea"rth asgocd
Try it. Cure guaranteed. Only
25c at Fetzer's Drug Store.
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Our fihoe Department is full to the brim with good values
for everybody. St) ft Shoos for tender 'eet. lrid botorps irr
all colors lor ho b-abies Shoo Luces in all icug-ho uud
widtlfs from tfce round cotton lace at a penny to the extru
wide silk lace at a djme. Ccflored laces for the &p ort,etc.
tiemeftber, we havu a nice Shoo Shine fctacd and keep a
boy to shine the shoes we sell free. If you wear Parks &
Co. Shoes dropn any cimetiftd gfct thein sinned.
For anything in the Shoe line visit headquarters.
H. L. 'PABKS & COMPANY
DEPARTMENT STORE.