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Pneumonia Bright's Disease
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rose, white and bice, ' 5c each
Single Hized Tulips, price2 for 5c
Double " - ' 44 3 "10c
Grandi Kardssas 44 2 4i 5c
Chinese Lilies " 5c each
WILL HUNTER. Jr
ThonelH.
Someting New.
Chesterfield Ginger Ale- and Ches
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The best )-oa ever drank, on sale at
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS
Katters of Intcrost; Condensed
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1 LITTLE ABOUT ROUffERODS THINGS
The Pith of the World's Newt
Thai
Might Interest Our Readers. Ari
"tern Her and There. '.v.1-'
Indianapolis, Ind., Oct" 20 The
pooulist campaign In Marlon county)
as opened tonight, by Thomas f
Wtson, of Georgia, the People's party
o inornate ior president, who spoae j
a mass meetinir,
Shipping agents
at Newport Newe
have received Information from New
Yorkthat the barge Keonebeo, carrying
two of the five submarine boats build
tng there, has been sighted a consider
able distance at sea off New Yprk.
Fire at Willis Point, Texas, last
nightdestroyed the national bank build
ing and three other establishments, en
tailing a loss of 130,000. Insurance,
partial.. Fire atOakwood, Texas, yes
terday destroyed several business
houses, causing a loss estimated at
$50,000. The amount of insurance - Is
not known.
Louisville, Ky., Oct. 20.-"Tae
Democrats in Indian seems to be ready
to vote now," said William 3. Bryan,
when he concluded bis tour of Indiana)
at New Albany tonight. The closing
day of the tour through Indiana was
regarded by Mr. Bryan and his patt)
as the most successful In all, in respfect
to the siee and enthusiasm of the aud
ience. "J V'W
Dames of America did honor , 'at the'
world' fair today to jtheltj-nationa(
president. Mrs. "H. A. , Claiborne, oY
Rloumond, Va, The arrangements IdV
eluded a meeting and luncheon at the
! Missouri building, a reception at tbM
11.111UU1B (jainiuu, iuuuicu VJ itojj
tlon tendered by the -board of - lady
flfHtiiiririAfi la rtaftttPAf. tntha rnprrwirv ' tit
try dates back 50 years and who preach-
ed when a slave. Te inotion was
made by the oldest member of the an
caster bar and tributes, wf re paid by
other members and by;' Judge; Watts;
presiding. ifi .Vi,.
i Lake Mohonk, N. Yv;L:2d.Tla)
morning session of the Mohonk Indian
Conference was devoted to the cbnsld11
eration of problems in the Pbillipicesy
Dr. Fred W. Atkinson, of the Brook
lyn Polytechnic Institute, who organ
H a. a ' a t S
ixea tne American purito .school sys
tem in id the Fhiliplnes; W. Leon Pep
perm an, 6( the bureau- of insular a(
fairs, and M. G. Brumbaugh, "first
commissioner of education - In Porto
Rico, were among the speakers. -
PERILS OF, LAND AND SEA.
Captain Willnef's Remarkable Escape
1 Shows What to do In Tim of
Trouble. . " .' .
For many years, Ciaptaln ' Willnef.
says the Tiroes of Gloucester, Mass.,
was one of the best known - seameu
1 in the Gloucester fleet. ' Tie - sea and
I its dangers had ap terror for-him,
but the catarrhal troubles with ich
tie suffered tor ttrteen yeaia mad him
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urenu tne oignis at- fea, iof i) nau
io waiK tne raom noor, :oeing un
able to lie down andsleen on air-
count of the constant catarrhal, drop
ping, v-. ,. A-, v ' 'v:.
Captain willnef went to two differ
ent hospitals for treatment;1 but -could
get no lasting benefit. He. constantly
raised yellow and ' green phlegm and
his trouble became so unbearable and
nauseating that he was ashamed to a&
out In company. When despairing of
ever getting reuer, mi wire purchased
a Hyomei outfit for hltr, and trying it
before going to bed, he enjoyed the
first whole night's sleep for ten years;.
Captain Willnef says "I have used
less than two bottles of Ilyoniei and
have been cured by the. remedy;. My
friends ask me what is responsible for
my improvement, and I tell them Hy
omei, which has riven me full and!
complete recovery." ,v --;, . ;
Uaptaia Willnef's experience shows
our readers what to do in time of
catarrhal trouble, useHyomet. This
remaraaDie treatment kills the rerms
of catarrh and makes lasting and per
manent cures. J. E. Hood & Co.. sell
Hyomei under their person al . cu a rs n-
tee to refund the money if it does not
give quick relief. v.
The Firemen's Square Dance Oct, ' 23.
L00DS PASSING AWAY.
Maachurian Skies Clearinr and Mil!
lillltarv onerations In Manchuria
are a waltlnir the drying of the roads
and plains, rendered Impassable for
atUlery and even for Infantry by the
VMsnt heavy rsins. Meanwhile 4he
correspondents at the front have only
desultory cannonading and nnlmport -
skirmishes to record. The report
that the railway station at Shskhe had
pon retaken by the Russians and that
railway traffic between that place and
JlluKden would te restored at once
wnt Arrnnnnnt thn nln.iv) atill hninnr In
the band, of the Japanese. The Rus-
f'aa government is hastening
is hastening the dis-
patch of troops to the far east to con
stitute the second Mancburian army,
t Mukden, Oct. 21. The Russians at
Shakbe station on Thursday opened
an artillery fire upon Shakhe station;
where there seemed to be a Japanese
outpost watching the Russian move
ments. The guns were then trained
upon the village of Laoatung, a little
e st of the station. The Japanese re
plied languidly.
V, The weather today is fine and sunny,
with a cold, biting wind. There was a
severe frost last night.
- Mukden, Oct. 20. Towards evening
yesterday the fog lifted and some of
the Russian guns at various points
Opened fire against the Japanese de
fenses, but they did not respond either
from scarcity of ammunition ortb de -
lire not to reveal the location Of, their
DAbMSrieM. X OH WRMLUHr kdu UIH CUDU11
A l Wl ..I J1 t . l
lion of the mad. have made eatensi ve
fenerations impossible, but the roads
me how drying hard which forecsst
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events in me near future. Tne war"" " '
Correspondents in thofieid are kept in RPhllcsn voter who was unable to
dark, and it is difficult to sav whent
and how this dreadful slaughter will
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ukdenOct.21.-Everyjnan of 200
.o-t. k r.,,tu
nrenelaff who on Tuodv nloht
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onnoltered the Jananesa left .nuth.
f ' ' - -
'-neetedlvneAnnd iv
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Japanese force With
j apaoese lorce Witn machine guns
was woinded and everj horse, .except
Captain TburgenlefFV, Was the
bullets from the Japanese machine
guns. Sourgenieff, though mortally
wounde i, carried off one man behind
his saddle, while others managed to
creep back to camp. But, as already
cabled,. not one man was killed on the
fild. There is the greatest fear on
the part of tbe Rusiian woutd d of
falling into the hands of tbe Japanese,
the Russians being convinced that they
torture their prisoners
COMPLETING TOBACCO MERGER.
ConsoliJation to be Known- as the
American Tobacco Company. Capi
tal of $100,000,000.
v Trenton, N. J., Oct. 29.rPape.rs were
filed with the secretary of State today
providing for the carrying out of the
plan of merges of the American Tobse
co company,' tne Consolidated To
bacco Company and the Continental
Tobacco Company. - The consolidated
companies are t be known as the
American Tobacco Company, with an
authorized capital of $180,000,000, of
which $80,000,000 Is preferred stock
with 6 per cnt. cumulative dividends,
and $100,000,030 common Btock. The
papers filed give the names ' of the
locludin? J. B. Duke, president; . W
H. McAlister, secretary, . and M- W,
Hicks, treasurer. The term of merger
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in respect to tne aosorpvion oi inese
companies are those agreed upon and
published some time, ago, "and which
have been the subject of litigation.
The Firemen's Sqnare Dance Oct. 28,
' .- .A Jadleion Inqatrj-.
A well-knOwn travel log man wbo
visits the drug trade tavs he bat often
heard druggists inquire of customers
wno asked for a cougn medicine wheth
er it was wanted for a child thev al
mnat (nwnwlahlv fsVtAmtnAnrl Phamka
lain', fimxrh RmBHr .- Th. m.um tn. I
this is that thev know there is no dan- !
per from It and to at it alwavs cares
There is not tbe least danger in giving
it, and for coughs, colds and croup it
is unsurpassed, ror sale by J. K.
Hood St Co. - - ' ' "
Sick headache Is caused by a disor
dered condition of the stomach and is
quickly cured by Chamberlain's Stom
ach and, Llv-r Tablets. For sale by
j. t uooa a wo. -
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Iglenn vin kinston
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Tie Conrt House' Was Packed to Heir
the Great Orator.
BIG AUDIENCE HELD SPELLBOUND
l AsThey Listen to the Eloquent Speak
et$ He Sets Forth the Issues of
n
the Campaign.
i The court bouse last
niht. was
hear Hun.
crowded to the door to
Hobert U. Glenn speak on the iau-
Q!Vj"a DOW mon ie PPr
North
V1?11" IOP "io13- w
rear of
I4i9 Court house was filled with stand
ing men, and a large number falling
to obtain entrance turned away from
he building.
J. The audience that greeted the sfeak-
er when he arrived was full of enthus
iasm: and when the candidate en'.erel
the court room he was greeted with
hearty applause.
Mr. Glenn was flttlnglj introduced
tn few words by Mr. J. W. Orainger;
and for nearly two hours he claimed
the closest attention of his bearers.
He was worn and weary when he
began bis address: but under the in
spiration of his subject and the au
dience, that ''tired feellnp" seenvd to
vanish,' and the orator was hi nself
again.
HrA considerable part of the audience
b4 eard th8 Pkcr at Woodlogton
3. 4
inusaay. inifwneiiea n,e ap-
W or nrer tt same doctrine"
J1?1"1 State Issues
rorwi, oo uienn oniy
1 VnAwi hAay In t ra (ham Ami 1 Ks
ieo ne error ol n"-way, aiier neanrg
I r s a t i a. i i i .
wlonn Dla oops case.
The Issues were discussed in a clear
Mlcal appealing to the intelli-
gence tn io luwr. mere ws r.u
."mud-aUpglog." nopettyfault findin,
l"La 1 I !al lw a
VV P'uin' argurauu
I fe.-M r.lonn Toft hia TTt.tr)lnr 4r,
CroeviHe where he will speak today
, The Visible ao4 InvUlblc; ,
-TUrt wlfet' Indian 'Dhlidonhv has
nCTer'fioT(rrVti't!iat iily
word uin'n;Uura!." The rpaiiiflHtd
saya.'.rWhai r in the vusjblo :.wi also
Id the invlslbii', and xvimt U in Hraiim'i
world Is also li-rt." The ifltiinntv. til
helt tinriciiible.is as ri-al to tht AaI-
atic mind h rict and in the ttliftRflva'S
Glta Ar.itnih h 'actually, pcrniittcd to
behold the e-mlKKllcd Infinite. lnd"id-
itis rather this prrsent existence which
India regards as the illusion, the jiui.va.
To ace the suit's We impt wait for
blhtatid to live we imW die,- Nor Is
It unintert-itins to note In lliiwlon -b:-
tics how these lurgw tmd happy wrenl
ties of orientnl view have' softened jnr
soniBcatlor.s of death Sir Kdwjti Ar
nold. "lou sec," fid the yM'r iv. u. 'v!;r
was explaining the. inluiV w -f, the at-
tafk is carried on' the wiuie as i;i ac
tual warfare, except thr.t rhe tiisik-
are only technicaL Now. jtuppowo that
I :at couimaudin a ln-i-jad.- m:d )
should be ch'irgexl by a reyimeiit of
tbl'.etlealy,-
:Techidcaliy?" uh!-1 the youiiK wo
man..;.;, '. ; ''
"Certainly. A.nd suij.f;e they llml
upon nB" .
fTochidcolly?" rrponteil the young1
woman. ,
"Yes, yes. And I should, be encour
aging my men te make a last stand"
jj,TeehnicaIIyV"
Of -ours-. And I should get., in
range of the euemy'e "tiro and should
be shot through the fcni'n"
Oh," ; Intrrrnpted the fair damsel.
t tow t,hftt would have to lw twh
nkoll.r tVktrViUilfimore Aiueriean.
Soma SeaMaable A4r lea.
It may be a niece of sunerttuous ad
vice to urge people at - this season of
the year t lay in a supply of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. . It is almost
sure to be needed before winter is over.
and much more prompt and satisfac
tory results are obtained when taken
as soon as a cold is contracted and
before it has become settled in the sys
tem, which can only be done by keep-
g the remedv at band.
Tnls remedy
so altogether
widely known ana
good that no one should hesitate about
buying it in preference to anv other.
It is for sale by J. E. Hood & Co. ,
You cannot get rid of yellow skin.
pimples, luster less eyes, bad breath
with paint and nowder. Hollister'a
Rocky Mountain Tea, cures from
within. 05 cents, Tea or Tablets. J.
E. Hood A Co. - : : ;
The "life line" is out. extending the
"glad hand" of life, hope, and happi-
eess. Reaches around tbe elobe.
'Tis Hollister's Rockr MoucUin Tea.
BILL OF PARTICULARS.
Judge Parker Addresses a Big Dele
gation.
Ksopus, Oct. 21. Judge Parker to
day addressed a delegation from Bud
son county on the subject of admin
istrative extravagance, answering the
speech made by Secretary Taft In
which the secretary called upon the
Democrats to give a bill of particulars
in connection with the charge that
the economy in government affairs
had bn, forgotten in the years the
Republicans have been in control of
ntitinfinl a flairs.
Judge Parker quoted a few totals
from the official reports which he as
serted proved the extravagance. The
bill of particulars will be given, he
said, when a Democratic administra
tion gets a chance at the books.
From midnight Until afternoon to
day the rain fell in torrents.
TO WATCH THE POLLS.
Candidate Davis Will Have Men
On
The Alert to Detect Fraud.'
Parkersburg, Va , Oct. 20. Henry
G. Davis, Democratic candidate for
vice-president, will welcome William
J. Bryan to West Virginia tomorrow.
Mr. Bryan will speak here during the
afternoon, and Mr. Davis, rho has
just completed a. canvass of his own
state, will attend the meeting. It Is
the present intention of JMr. Davis to
accompany the Newbraskan to Hun
tington and Charleston, but his fatigue
from bis strenuous trip of the past ten
days may make it necessary to alter
plans tomorrow. Mr. Bryan speaks
here at 3 o'clock, at Huntington In the
evening and at Charleston Saturday
night.
Democratic state leaders conferred
with Mr. Davis today relative to state
election machinery. It was decided to
organize vigilant committees to watch
the polls io certain parts of the slate
A FAV0RATE PRESCRIPTION.
The New Simmons'. Regulator Made
by 8enafor Simmons.
Newton, N. C , oct- 31. The follow
Inn prpscriBtioa was, found on tbe
streets weapesaay morning auer aer
ator Simmons spoke here. . ' ,
It purports to have been written by
a young physician here who is a Re
publican. Bnt whether lie wrote it or
tqt la a qawrtfrifti. It Is a foi lows
"Senator Simtpons speech.
Newton, N. C, Oct. 18, 1904.
.1. Roosevelt.
2.; Tariff. ',
:t. States Issues Amendment, Watts'
Law, Education. ;
Sig. Poisonous to Radicals. Shake
well before using.
W. It EVEBHABT, M. D."
This ii the new Simmons Liver Reg
ulator. '
Panama Pleasel.
Panama, Oct. 21. General satisfac
tion Is expressed in government circles
here toda y at the decision of President
Roosevelt to send Secretary Taft in
, . ... . ji
ister of Panama at Washington, and
Nelson Cromwell, counsel for the Pan
ama Canal Company, to the isthmus
for tbe purpose of definitely settling Th Good Old tvay.
tho pending questions and the extent' A severe oo)d or attack of la grippe
of the jurisdiction of the United is like a fire, the sooner you combat it
States, questions that for months past the better your chaocea are to over-
have been the: source of unp'esstt .' hJtKt-:
. ,, . . .r. . , are willing to do the necessary work
feell ig between the Lnited States and required to give a good old-fashioned
Panama. - It is iha tenertl opinion reliable treatment such as would be
that these matiers should be effectually ''administered by their grandmother,
settled immedistely. ., backed b, Boschee's Cerman Syrup.
, " " . .. connection with tho home treatment
How to 'oro Corn. au Itonlona. ; j of colds end Is still in greater house-
: First, soak the -corn or bunion In ' hold favor than any known remedy,
warm water to soften It; then pare it But even without tbe application of
down as closely as ; possible without j the old-fashioned aids German Syrup-
drawing blood and apply Chamber-1 will cure a severe cold in quick time,
lafos Pain Balm twice daily, rubbing It will cure colds in children or grown
rigorously for five minutes at each people, it relieves the congested or
applicatiooh A -corn plaster .should gans, allays the irritation, and effeo
be Worn a few days to protect it from lively stops tbe couifh. Any child will .
the shoe. As a general liniment for take it. it Is invaluable in a house- :
sprains, lruises, lameness and rheu
roatism, Pain Balm Is noequalcd. For
sale by J. E. Hood A Co (
Tbe Firemen' Square Dance Oct. 28.
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NORTH STATE HEWS
Clipped and Called Prom Our lord
Carolina Eicnangss.
ODD AND INTERESTING HAPPENINGS
Gossip Gathered from Murph To
Manteo of Importance to Ow Tar
Heel Readers
Most of the IUIeigh fair attractions
ha ve been booked for the Mecklenburg;
fair to be held io Charlotte.
Johnnie Patrldge, aged 14 years,
died from theeffecta of excessive cigar
ette smoking tn Goldsboro Friday.
The Wood Grocery Co., of Selma,
was chartered Friday with a capital of
$20,000. D. D. Deboam is the principal
Incorporator.
A well known negro of Goldsboro,
Columbus Jeter, was bound over to :
court on a bond of $100 because - he
got excited and threatened to kilt hla
father-in-law and the whole family.
He used a pistol to make more forcible
his remarks.
A rumor was was started in Raleigh
Friday that these were over 90 ease of
diphtheria, in Goldsboro; and tbe vial
rs from Goldsboro were not allowed
to go into the resident part of the city,
but were confloed to fair grounds and
streets, so the story ran.
Thomas Heldrlth, a mechanic at
work on tbe A. C. L. trestle at Wades
boro, died Thursday from the shock
of being thrown about twenty feet by
a jack slipping. Bis injuries were
by no means serious, but the mental
strain was too mach for the man.
A man supposed to be William
Home, of Snow Hill, was found beaten.'
and bleeding la a stall at the fair "
grounds hi Raleigh Friday. On ac
count of cuts about his face he waa
unable to talk Intelligibly, and it
could not be learned whether his con
dition was due to accident or foul
play. -'..,.'' f
John h. Casper, of Winston, and J.
F. Smithies, of Davie county, who are
interested in the Casper Company, a ,
targe whiskey enncera operating la
Winston, were JIn'ed S25a;'and "?W
spectiyely for using the mail for
llhgal purposes." 'Ii an ipgenuously
worded advertisement they" agreed to
send a pint of whiskey for a certain
sum, but the wording gave the im
pression tn it it W4 a quart. '
Dr. J. A, McKel way, former editor ,
of the Charlotte News, has Instructed
bis attorneys to bring suit against Um
Charlotte Observer for libel if ample -apology
is not made for an article
alleged to be damaging, which appear
ed in its columns recently. The arti
cle in question was written by one of
tbe Observer's correspondents and
stated tht serious charges had been
prefeire I against Dr. McKelway in
the Mecklenburg Presbytery. Editor
Caldwell, of the Observer, refuses to
make any retractions.
Chattel Mortgages, Lien Bond
warrantee and Morteare Deeds, on
' good paper and nicely printed, at The
Kress otnor ...
hold of children.
25c: regular- slse,
J. E. Hood ACo.
' Trial sise bottle,
75c : For sale by
The Firemen's Square DaneeOct. 28.
Kinston, N. C.
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