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v% . jkly Report Shows
That Produce
1 inoci Prices.
.xdei.h. (.'., April lil. —'The
\. My statement of prices of
c " •:> i i'm, oats. soy bean.-', c;\v
!• s\v • t |• .tat• !■:;, Ir.iif*. r and
x iss i •! by ,i e division of
; . !:ft ii! the State depart men t
. rcricuiishews str-uig
, e .r.diiii.arf ar.il prices
v. intait:' d with decided !•
• . •.; ir. n. •;b of pro . let*.
!F • ".sbeco is t ii 1 o*i!\ 11.a: - 1. .
Ir. jv-i* 1 ten cent cotton,
i :'!_•• tit*. }•■ p »rli".i ■ ■!'
t . iiMig at t iu.riotu* and the
I . • sn other market;. laugh;;.-
fr '* :••* ;«•«)::- ! cents.
prcVAiling price of white
e* i was !••"» a.'its to 1 per
h',;.-ad. « hits ranged from .VT to
7" its: soy !•" ,rs FLl'd toelLllb
i pens Si.7'i to in.
- . ■•! pe.tr. * - SI - par 1
1 .:u .tie, ..I illl'oe 'i.el \i ...I.
. Ii i. as low as I'" cents at A.she
v * and 7- cents at Maxten.
>.i . Ut en and other points,
s uer* 11noted all the way
•i :.( jo cents per tit ten.
Jiitiije 3o|ii lias §3 Inlsntios
iii Retiring Front ISie Br.nch
- atosvillo, April -1. In the
c- '*e of Judge iioyu's pr liiri
naf remarks proceeding his
JV.j n;d flu*)ye le. the grand jury
d n ay m Many, he took rcca*•
ion to st ;te that, although elfoi ts
ha . in n and were being made
to i'a re him retire from the
.In. .rcship. he had no intention
of .'ting so and expected, as he i
stated it, to "die in the harness."
He ilso stated that although he
ha. attained the age of 7ti years
he lid not consider that he was
i . that old. hut that he was 7*
years young. That he has no,
int nlion of voluntarily resigning j
as long as he is physically a hie to |
conduct his courts was clearly ,
stated by him, regarding the re*,
ports that he would resign on or
m ar his seventieth binh.da\.
I
Whooping Cough.
Well everyone knows the
• effect of Pine Forests on (doughs, i
!>r. Hell's Pine-Tar-Honey isal
remedy which brings rpjiek
relief for Whooping Cough,
loosens the mucous, soothes the j
lining of the throat and lungs, j
and makes the coughing spells
less severe. A family with
, growing children should not be
without it. Keep it handy for
' Coughs and Colds. 2">c. at
•... i* 1 'ruggist.
i.Metric Hitters a Spring;
Tonic.
i
The feliepp -fyyy-,'
ii .1 w. .. .4. .j
V.. .: s ■■ : ' . its (
for • i . I ■ tie . . II :M,
'■ • ' • : ' 1 te ' i the
>ta« fret; .!
ij;:i:cd ; i:• i 'Hi;!: 1 !«. vans •
. • • , 1 . i.
le . pie i.. :he I n,.•• • .■ .ate* net.
h iv*e ; i. i:t ; : •it i '.at
net .11 ..i :i: ; v e • t ) be i.»n
people tl . i.; 4, an • n it run solely
by a few men in ti • inter ; ; l of
themselves and their associates.
Ihe let's iher •  ongt't'ini il
linos, i voiced thi displeas
ure with, i'tit and iiave found
'oilL lilt!,; pi. "aii:re ir. ile. poliei,
i f ti'.e present adi.b: ; gatioii.
Much of the tie] !•.-.• ion .1 at
lias Peon felt thv ighout the
couiVi';'. much of .In . :rappnint
nvrnt are! tliiconier.t we't the
pn •  i'.t and the two preceding
led en . "ei.nin l :'.'.'.. rs c0',1.1 ii*e
directly chargeii to the l tor.e and
t'r.o ;;e no-, of re, a wl..t :.re te
gut'-led ,'.s pii'iiPes n . tla.--' wlut
ha\..• iiecenie (ii:*ci: ,I.of ||.~
'>;■! : i to I codes ol le.siiu ss ant!
: ranee
It hns beer, m fortunaltt for
tnatiy * 1 tl'.ose uad' .' i *e ir.!iU"!it'e
*!. i .ii* street that lin iiaiili ;>.
tee In 1: tness eoU'e. ue*s of ihii. ir
eon.tr.. decline I i . oil i'or a tiny.
!' Ins been nnfortunate hr
thoaeands cf uvn connected with
the a.fairs of the street that such
dcpi csi iug inlhr nct s wore ever
permitted to rule the sentiment
there, anil to exhibit sue i lack of
cor.iiderico in tire mielity re
sources of the nation and the
strong an I unc .reiuvrable c-ner
.UitrS Pi it.'. ))('( 'i v.
II is tin pros; cir.y of the mas
ses >i Hie pe(>] !e l hat is the only
sure and C'.'i'iain ! a* is foi' good
an; ori.fitjithe hi .• an ..and now
Wall t lias sudd ni*. awaken
i'i tie I'r. i that prosperiiy has
centi. to the countrv vvhile ii h;is
ii'eu sulking una M.roudeu in
gloom.
Willi street i.-' active, W all
street is clectrilied. Wall street is
elated. Wall street has tin own olf
its mourning habidm.-tus and is
prejjared to join the piuanMin
til's*, ing iorwuVi'i hoptluiiy to
national prosjierity, For months
mom y h;is been ea.- \; f. n* months
it lias iieen known that, agricul
turists in the I'niled States never
beloiv had such demand tor their
p:ofuel.*;: Pr nr ut.io theic litis
bvcn uivorable talarccsot tia.de
crcrded for Ihe natioi : foi
months there lutvoiiei n incieases
not.'.d ir. the nuinhcts of thosC
eni'ploied in vo:t industrial eslab
lis'iiuenls, but ,1 ruts not. been
until this week that Wall street
bioke away from this, sinister i.t
-llu.Luees which belittled .ill these
factors of prosnerit*' and accord
ed recognition of existing - con
dition;;.
We trust now that til* doubt
ing Thomases throughout the
country will throw their doubts
to the winds and cease their
pessimistic utterances as to
American progress in all material
a I fairs. —I 'incinnati Kniprirer.
Movement ci Strawberries
8? Gar loads In Ten Days
Washington, April do. The*
movement of strawberries in car
load lots will begin in about in
days from the Chadbourn section,
and en tiu* W. and W. railroad
about five days later. The crop
is from two to three weeks late. •
While the frost north of Wil
mington last week did appreciable
damage, it is claimed by some
that it will roaily be a blessing
in disguise, in that it killed oil'
a certain part of the blooms
which would have contributed to
too large a crop. Indications
now are that fairly satisfactory
prices will be received for ber
ries. Rain is very much needed
in tb.is section now.
TI1I: DAN BURY RLPt'RTER
T
l »:•'! ;. :i *ad I.i '• i • papers 
some ! . i; '. I i '.i? !i
iV'v.' • . • b ; v. i:« r.
■ a !'v»• I you : ..-iv kr. so!;;*
of !.'••• . *!. i ;.• iv• '• I '.lk :.
co:n i ~! i. iv>• -,\ ,-t, n pi;• -
UUiii.' i.D\. i.r a'.* st a Led, are i
so pr. 1 ; I'lb;;! / Jound thai i 1
■„■;;* fr * i cei;-'. r- -s or ;*. '*re
ven'.iil !■• cause. I !:»*. • y.u profit •
"! by v. • . f thoseun
iV.-rxn.'i « no. who ju'oi.al iv,
!: ni I". ' ill >..vings, *.vitli
not'.u-g to look f. bat a
11 *i.■.. to re-;.in w.iat 1...S
tieen !• I ;hi....."H thoughtkss
pes-", car lessrcss. or n .'.vligcnce'.'
Ib'.ve v i cleaned up vour
i n r.ri• Have vou looke d
about fre-mr.kirg mate rial
that might cause a lire at your
o ' n h;.!;*e and mi to and ch:-
sti'oyvi ir p. ig'ti: proge.'ix V
if ;• ■! . i 4.: .e :•>n (1* xc s•, do il
now: f-nd •; i.'M sv p in siui]>».*
,■ .ami' ys x; 4 own ].ro].erty.
but v...", , u! 4 I'i'. ;. i'ens together
go ': '.1,.- iK-iul'.borl.ood
and see tall n.il .mniable ma
i,: .•!•• itm! i utsi.ieof lu::!d
--i.•/ -, move ! a:..! ,-.1 ve.i
Do it now before it ;s too late.
The ttgmral Frspgfly Tax.
Neai ly tiii'ee-l , ii'tlis,."ih per cent.,
of on: S.ate re* •m.e.i in North
Carolina in lbll'arose from tla
general f,i"operty t. x. poll and
occupation .s. ii; re is the tax
that rev .'lies tl • la. x st nunib; t 4
of p •
i ~ '.1*.1..-.-> tates'. raised
11' rev; as from this source, and
t weiil"-. in. 4 bates a smaller i)ra
in I'ti .'i ... i lie total feu tiu
i'-vo , f'.-anccticnt and
It are, levied no such tax.
Six States showed a decrease i;i
l.'c ipf:» f 4 . 4 '-:,-? a g-uu-rai proeert l
t;.:; during 11 .* ten ycais t'.di
t..i •;! i, ' I , niis; :vania, N. v.
\ \ ;;.i"n, and Wert \ ;i 4 -
gini;!.
Thirty '-seven States levied no
p"l! tax: amor.g them eight couth
em .Slates Kentucky, Tennes
see. Fiorina. Fix .-i.-xippi. Louis
iana Aik; usas ami Oklahoma.
go'...*; upor ''i-cent > ir-us
Iking.i HulL-li::.
Tl, ■ i•; a 111- !.an;b"r Co. at
W'ali.ac i '.a..- is earriiag a cont
pie'e line •>.' baili'.r.g n.atciuils.
x.",\o your n. aev and time by
uu> ing at horn x i f
i
[Rheumatism
For Young and Old
N Tin* nniic ;n.""iiiKir l>;ii" of
I rlicum iii.-ni i-i m.oiln',l ,0 en.-o
I liv Sl.ialik. I .in. in.-i. t. tin not
B ml. n (ii-n.'irates to ;!■(• sure
■ spin, iiriiiipni! a i-i'iuiori. not
I dri-ai k-'I "I cut il tri >l. (o-t a
■ boll t- tmliiv.
RHEUMATISM
H?'c What Others Say :
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lai!t •• t> t» ii.. ,!% i. r tifi.pi it -in I•vi r I
BM* '1 It. ! ■ ii-i'pf i; I *p» lit 1 rg.- siiiih |
■Oj :n. r. ' t.» gi ti.io . '.f th-iiiis- ry B •
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Hero's Proof
I 1 u • 'i t » v.r • t- 11 V«"l almtlt .1 ■
M'' ' I
I for wiatic.i, spiaiu.-; uiul S
All Drui;„iiti a 25c.
F Send four cent* in stamps for a H
TRIAL BOTTLE
1 Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Inc.
| Dept. B. Philadelphia, Pa. j|
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thi-.. "Uilor, in i ' •;•
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vri . • i ;ny t"fi : .:i :• 1 in
t'.'U'OC i- Oliglit '•> L» ■', •:
ed not bcciiusG you like lim op
..-I'lii;' .witdigs I- Knit; so
11.a ii■. : |>;;•;•:* 1 !■ .-: in
ustii. ■> I .i rnntri" unity .■■■, 11:,;. do.
1!. n.; y be htviiimu!.." >:dii .1
or cm'. ; (1 with thought, k t
lKia.K'l ' . : is of hid!. • i. '•,
to *.' i i mniunity then the
1 n't'fiel ■ ' i ti :k ii"i. -
stank . i do not mean ik.il
ly, and . : on nn la. ,:;wl.
you \\ i •• ! most of I hy a -
on to !"!•'.i. bide. ! o v i c,.»
i-ditor- ; the ioe::' i•• -v do
n ost 'a • i 'nst l. on> .• • any
people i-aitli."
Coti":iry Versus Siij.
'1 ;ie -racy figures t i"
l'.'i'i • n his make into 'esting
ivti iir.. . .• rom them d/i'r- s it
a;;|iea . .t the rim; i..t, •
inner, . a ;>'.ng perni'i,.-, io y.-, ;s
of a/o a I over in the t h.ited
Siati s ; .actiealiy twiei as
great • tiio urban rale of iiiiter
;>ey: to , vacl, I'M and .'J per
rent, r rtiveiy.
This !: .n-oly due to . .he lack
of OJIJI : i.liitii'S for -rhi.tk ort.
in tin ; .district.. \ i-.ni
the higl or rate of rural illiteracy
•.• our tin rn States is laid lo
thi no : ■yiiation. I.• .a -••
the ' . in- •rrcup of S •:;'.; err.
Niile e rate «••' ii ' rary
amony . .1 whi os i; tkn ■ tina
the la: •.on/ urban whs ••. i.ni:
the ra .in-in.it ivr.vi vri iter is
greater in every indivi.luai South
ern State than anion/ urban
v.l lit .
Th • rate of illiteracy anion/
rum negroes hi the same States,
v. i. • ueariy seven tini' S the rale
for .ii;' rural whites, :s only one
and n.«-half times th • rat of
illiteracy among urban ne/ries.
1101, rt -I e.V'v, e.f ! ' urv,
11l- .i.on i iMiitl'.ie. cover
m im I ton river 1' • uer
i:i• i-lrurch at Smii St; kes
T~T* •- • ... , n \ 7
a' A A M Ujl
TO THE
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SATISFACTION
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n k N I M i NN F if r-¥ rf c ITI AN
Mall AS h-W til i ■ii Ml III!
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i 6!i31 ui * .if 1: *i .1 it •»» b „ u . iwi •■ a w- c? k , v 4 I
V: ,,, iJ- 1 \ . -• i.l ••f/ ;•
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1. >lf L If l til S sLi it ti ; b«I tin ii lIJ 4 l'' fli'jl) !t . i
S'fen ic ' Ciiirii.*!' of f'te South.
Very Low 'Vottne Trip Rates
Dates of sale :xh Ist to N.aanlicr JOihi,
rinal reiiirn limit th vv months irom date of •■• i!e,
except that these . t:, will n. t he ./»• v! t ; r... :r
later titan Decetnla a st, !'L.".
' m\\ nr.;nil trip .V;res iron yrirscipal \ >'• rt- . •
i./low : :
• 'harlotte . I'. ' ,r *. : ,
S ;!id,ury • :> ■ • ■ iii
lii/h i t in! • i. id tiivkorv
' •:• ■". dor i . Ik Mi.l ,
Moutit \irv - '• 2" i r,j :•;;. '• •. ; '
t iu.itonia !, 2 . Shelby
! ares from othe points on same basi •.
Fares to Seattle r via Portland a.:J Seattle at
cipher rale. She-, tickets will per.:ill o .ver .
routing and will alh v, stopovers cn boiij .; ' an.
return trip within limit of ticket.
Southern Railway offers choice of s.-veral routes
s; historic interest from which to select: "ydpy one
.way and returning another. Through com-.Jwtions
and ;.;ood service via. .Memphis. St. Louis. Ciilcaip) or
New Orleans. 'l'hroujrh cars tlt.ily via New i ican
itnd Sunset Route. Special car part'es nv.v !iei:v,
arrantfeu. affording opportunity to make trip v. itliout
change and wit h select company on oatgoi;: trip:
returning at leisure via any route yea may ciioose.
stopping off at your own pleasure, therein aw idinc
all the discomforts oi .going a:t.l returning with large
tour parties, being compelled to follow the cn -vd. Si:
going individually or v\ itis special Pullman c;:- parties
you "per.d your o\y n money . stop where >oa please
and go at:.' come to suit your own convenience ami
save moncv paid tourist agents for escort ng you
around.
I'or further information apply to Southern Rail
way Agents, or
R. H. DeBUTTS,
1 >i y ? ion Passenger Agent.
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