nrsTSOTKr rosrj juesxtv.t October,
HIS HAVE KIDNEY" ' :
TROUBLE fll DOflT KNOW IT
' ' I! ''. n .Mr! i'4lj'' "frl ;.T!!- "
oui what -was left of them; they were
rained wtta the weather of 'long tnar
cieR; they were pi end id la the rgs
ibo flatter of gl-ocioTis- victories. There
waa mX.miicJv of pomp or state about
that solemn march. But ttve mn in
the street that day--many of whom I
have the honor of seeing before me
afforded their own country, ami the rest
of the. world, a leeson wMoh shall nev
er be forgotten, though its tremendous
import wets not hamedJutelj' "perceived.
In fact tp-stny inferences were drawn at
the. moment which tie lapse of a few
months found altogether false. One
trained observer of events In the Old
World said: "These splendid fellow
will give you trouble; it is too fine a
force to be disbanded easily." die ;rea
soned from the precedents of the part,
vn-awcre that we were making new pre
.UtJis. i'Plnce then .wbrld has
learned tive lesson of that hoar. The
normal condition of the - Republic is
peace, but not the nerveless peace of
belpaessn. Wo do. not need the over
sown armuronts of Europe. Our ad
mirable regwlmr force, with its perfect
drill and discipline, though by far the
sni-allest in ithe wotM In proportion to
Imputation, Ib irafOciont for our ordinary
warns; but whea 'the occasion calls.
when the vital Interests or the hour of
the country are threatened, when ithe
rsJtionai conscience aroused, an army
will sirrinr from the soil, so vast, so
docile. o Intelligent, so formidable,
that it need not fear to -try conclusions
wi:h, anv army on the face of the
earth
But that was only half the lesson;
the other haJf is equally important
tout when that citizen 'Army has done
fts work. It makes no claim, it exacts
no condlttOL of diebandmenr, but melts
away lato the vaster body of the nation,
as the foaOT-erested sunlit wave melts
back into the profound depts of the
r i 1 M kJ," rT T. n V
w. m ' a i , A A r a r
lO hTOVC nat JWamp-KUUl. mc uitut uiuucj to eilst a.s an armed force; but In ev-
r-l.. Will rr fnr Vnn ' Fvprv Ppnrlpr nf I he enr town and iiamlet of tiie lansl It
WeaK And unhealthy Kidneys are responsible for
more tichneii and sufferlnf; than any other disease
therefore, when through neglect or other causes Kid
ney trouble is permitted to continue iata& results are
sure to follow. " '
Yo.ir other organs may need attention, tout your
Kidneys most, because they do most and need atten-
if rnti are aicK or "feel badly." berfin taking Dr.
Kllmne's Awmmn-K.oot the streat Kidney, liver and
hlkdder remedy, because as soon as. your Kidneys are
ill Helr all the other oraans to health. A
trial will convince anyone.
-
The" 'rail! sn! !mniiite effect of Pr.
KiJm-r's Ssnw? Ko-t. th trreit klJaey
id bUlder reaiiy. I o- 3 realirl. It
:r.!4 the fcl4fh. nl f r its won-!erfnl csr
' tli ;uot i.lrrlus ras. Swan-.p
Ven wi:I set y ur whole n.tstem rlht,
an 1 t'-f lst pr.f of ilu i a tr!
14 Wct 117th w Y-rk 'tty.
U:r. 15th, 1J1.
Teir Sir:
"I had been sifTcrtnz severely from
kldr.y tcrril. All syuiptrs were on
.icJ: my fvr:nr strt-n-a an I puwor
fcsl Left me: I roul l har-'.!.v dra; mjself
alonjr. Uvea my ir.oatal oapat-tty '
xzz cut. an 1 off n 1 w;:,o.l t u;-.
niir test its virtues for such disotJ'-rs as
kMrey. bladder and uric acid dle.ises.
pir digestion. whn obllecd to pass
jo'.r wa:rr freQiieutly night and day,
uiar;in? or irritation In passing, brlrk-
d:?t r scdmcnt in the nrine.Tieadache.
I'juknche. lame hack, dizziness, sleep-
!e,m. nerv.iusnesi?. boart disturbance
d-.ie'to bad klticev trouble. kin fipr
tin from bid btooJ, ntMrralgia, rbeu-
rn.itim. dlabpte. l: vitin?. IrntabUlty.
wrtra-ii: feeling. Lick of ambition. Iocs
nf tth. sallow cimplexion. or Ilrvrht's
le.
If your water. wha allowed to jemnln
und;truv'ed in a iclas or bottle for
it was then 1 saw an advrtemT.t t twenty-four hours, forms a sediment or
.,ar In New Ycrk t.ir--r. but would i sftrliist or hn a cloud v appearance, it is
lot have pall any attention to
ha I
1: tsot rr"m!el a sworn cu.irantee with
-rrry b--rt!e of your medicine. aer:ins
tia: yoar Mranip l:oot w purjr vepe-
tb. an I tlars n t contain any iisnnful
rtirs- 1 am seventy yvars ai fur
rvr.-ts 0: !. and with a x cnsol-nre
I can nvoc!sn.n J Snm; lloot to all
suITerrs from kidney tronbU7. . Xour
ir,nibr of my family have V:r rslns
Swamp Ilo-t rr four different kMney
with the same jrood re.n!:j "
W.th many thanks t you. I rcaiaij.
Very truly yonr. r
ItOBCRT BERXKli
Tea may hare a r.mple bottJ of this
famous kidney Tem!y. Swamp Hoot,
l-nt free by mall, postpaid, l.y which yoo
etHmce t h . t your kidneys and bladder
ce1 1 Imn.Mlnte attention.
Swarrn Ko.t is the rreat discovery of
Dr. Kilmer. " tne eminent kidney and
bladder specialist. Hospitals rs it with
wonderful success in both slight and
sever cases. Doctors recommend it to
their patients and ne it in their own
families. becauBO they recoralze in
SwaroD Root the irrcatest and mot sue
cesfid remedv,
Styamp Hoot Is pleasant to take and Is
r-r saie xne woria over ai arupjrists in
lottIes of two sizes and two prices -fifty
cents and one dollar, iccmemher the
rsme. swamp Koot. Dr. Kilmers
Swamp Root, and the address. B;ng
haruton, N. V., on every bottle.
EDITORIAL NOTICIl. If yon have the slightest symptoms of kidney or
Master troui. or tr tsre is a trace of it in your family history, send at onre
! Dr. K;".ru r & .. lUjhamton. N. Y., who will gladly send son by mall.
unre.:;a:e:y. witawt to yo-i. a jitniple lctie or Nwamp i;rot and a bok
.-ntsinint many of th thousands uion thousands of testimonial letters re
colved from rr.th and women cured. In writinr. be rure to sav that vou read
mideHS everywhere of courage, patriot
fesni, and self-sacrtfic. This was a new
product the Republic rohgh't profoundly
show to the world, saying. "These be
the peaceable lie roes I breed from great
wars."
There were many brilliant deeds done
in tie war that rosnltcd in omiurlng
fame to fortiniate individual soldiers;
but The disbanlment of .that army, flush
ed with, victory and idolized by tne
country, reflected honor upon all our
race, a glory in which individual claims
a re ost, like a ioms of cloud to tne crhn
son splendor of a stormy sunset.
IVr four years you showed yourselves
good soldiers equal to the best the
world bad seen. For thirty-seven years
you hare been rood citizens; and who
fthall say in which capacity you have
wrought be?t for the Ropnollc? Each
year yon cme together witn trunnea
rank but undlmlaWwnl spirit to feed
anew the undying flame upon the altar
of pa'sriotisin. I hoild not have said
your ranks are thinned, for the place of
each fa Hen comrade isj filled with a lov
ing memory. And who can ever forget
the faces which, never bad a cliance to
grow old the brave young warriors who
fell in baJtlevegalned the prire of Im
mortal youth? For them there is no
shadow of struggle or poverty; no trou
ble of gray harrs or failing strength; no
care of the present ror fenr of the fu
ture. The -nnfatiing Iig"at of mornng is
forever rn their eyes; ithe blessing of a
jrrateful nation billows their names.
We salute them w?th loving tencs, fwm
which the bitterness is gone. We hear
their young voices in the clear notes
of the bugle and the murmur of the flut
tering flags. Our answering hearts cry,
"J ail and farewell, young comrades, till
we meet ag-ain!"
Our fathers ordained that in this re
public there ehackl be no drstrnctoons;
but human nature is stronger tfi&n iarws,
and nothing can- prevent this people from
showing honor to all who have deserved
well of We country.. Every amaa who
has borne anna. wit2h, credit- Jas earned
ami is sure to receive a special measure
of regard. And ft is our peculiar privi
lege to remember that our armies and
always been wcrthv of esteem. In dis
tant generations, under different flags in
conflicts treat and small, by land and
by eea, they have always -borne their
part nobly. The men who foughit at
Xouisbuxg" beneath the meteor flag of
England; the men who stood with
Wahlnlxm t Yorktown ; with Din coin
in the Black Hawk war; with Crocket
at the Alamo; with Taylor at Buema
Vista: wltfh Grant at Vkrksburg; anff
with Lee at Appomattox were of the
atuff of which not only soldiers, but crti
ens, tre made. A.nd in our own time
the young meat who stormed the hill of
San Juan, and have borne out flag
wifh such honor to the for Widen, city of
Pekln and the jungles of Luzon, have
rshown that their progenitors bred true.
The men of to-dny axe a good Ameri
cans ns the men of yesterday, and the
men of tomorrow, with God's blessing,
will be the same. The dominant char
acteristic of every American army thirt
ha 3 ever stepped to the tap of a drum
has been vaaor ncd humanity. They
have in the Hong run carried nothing
but good to any land they' have occu
pied. As our comrade Mdvinley of
blessed memory saddr "The flag has
never floated over any region bait in
benedictionw" '"
u3y order of the president of the
United States, these historic' ground,
the property of the nation, are during
this encimpnient dedicated to your use.
They will receive from, your, presence
an added sflcrexlness and value. In the
history of the twentieth century, whidh
Is opening with euch brilliant promise,
not the least luminous page will treat
of tfbis meeting of the Grand Army of
the "Republic soldiers and citizens
whom the republic delights to honon
received a com-
We have just
plete and up-to-date line of
Ladies Shoes and
Ineldents att the Cam) Fire
Washington, Oct. 6. A camp fire at
tended by about 5.000 veterans was !held
Bt convention 2iaH tonight. General
"Jake" Smith whose campaign in Samar
attracted so much attention and result
ed in 1a' s retirement by the president
made an address to the veterans. Gen
eral Smith's introduction by General EH
Torrance, commander in cSiief of l:he
C. A. R., ' was the signal for a wild
burst of appkiuse and when Genenail
Smith in the course of liis address told
the veteran that the campaign in Sa
mar was but child's play to the work
of the Union forces in th civil war, kfoe
erithusiecmi of the audience was given
free rein.. General Smith, although he
ppoke at pom length regarding the mil
itary conditions in the Ihilippines and
spoke of the camaign .in- Saroar the
forces und'er tvi command which re
sulted in J.h; pacification of that prov
ince, did -not lefer to the "kill and
burn" order nor to the part personally
panned by him in fe Philippine cam
paign, and the subsequent events culmi
nating, in his retirement by the pregir
denu.
There was 'an. other interesting fea
ture at the close of Secretary Moody's
address Governor Bliss of Micmgan.
who was on th stand was introduced
.... n ,.1 J ' ." 1
as the man wno neipea 10 vmu in
former Secretnry of War RusseTi A. Al
ger, instamiy a curst or spoiruineous
applause broke from the gathering and
every reference to the ex-secretary, par
ticular! v iht with rgard to hns ap
roifttment no the UnTted States Senate
T . . k ' -AJI
was received witn . iiKe enrausiasm
Governor Bliss snid that Secretary Al
ger had expected to be present on the
stand but was unfortunately detamea.
Slippers
Eveniiig
i - 4.. ' - i
We Always Quranteed Satisfaction.
Perry & Rosenthal,
No 230 Fayetteville Street,
Trust Building.
tills ren-rous eler la the Ra'ga Da
Post.
Grand Srmv Yeterans
Capture Washington City
Many Thousands An on the
Cherry Tree Case Is on
the Docket at Greensboro
It Wasn't Green McAdoo Af-
Scene and Crowds Are
Still Pouring In A
Few of the Prom
inent Men
ter All Greensboro Post
Office Climbing upto
First Class Notch
At the openirg of the encampment the
ecresiry of state, John Hay, delivered
the address of welcome, speaking as fol
lows: Secretary Hay VTlem the Veterans
In the nnnfe of the President aud in church yesterday. Kev. W. G.
jhu tead. I bid yo;i welcome to Wash-1 Ma lone, financial agent of Rutherford,
I l:sg:Qn. I need Hot ay that on every Weaversville and the Brevard Indus-
Greensboro, N. C, Oct. C. Special.
Eighteen new members were added to
die list of West Market Street Metho-
1
W.i.!s.-ro! Oct. 6. The in fa who
frrt fw the union ta tue great coa
f ci tUxt ra?el from 1SH t. 1 n '" are
Titers or rhe cip'.t-l of th- cation.
"" "T wa r:.'t-.,;.? ror.g to partt
ii tie thirty-s'xth caimpsiAr.f. oT
t-i Grat Array of Ci Rp5)hc. ta
VI--!: i crr3xi!s of whioii tA iIace
t!r 4rj.l (.-, gretej ;,r.t iC:ts
' bra-Urr.Sy dcort ctTy ard top:t
pe S. TLe fttreets were early the
of ffii actlTlry a.ad ":! stSes
bm the pr-.cot chxt th
e-.'st3-7n-t.: v as to be a sucres. Tie
.:.r sV V x co ir.tel bv the tuns
htrrrlr
iri
r.rjd t-as are rrtvins
.ta h,r load f bunian
t t Ad.i.i . tie throng. JL
f-t-"ire U the presence of I
7 J ' nc
Cmavj i-.-v,ef Torrance spt
,th diy o:er rtienl efi'-s of
tke oeier ' h-i d j jan-r at the T'UVi
L.;s n-THf the de'etres aud Ut
turi.! r...n.'ers of the order.
Acsc; tv- wlx collet were of3cUtl
T?----rn t:r- c; th depurtments of
Hassan rer.r.T;van:a, Mor.taaa, Atl
jBarc. CoV-.!. Ohto, Ihlirsn, Mln
r.ess, t 1 tIifovols. IroaJnent In
O-'o tzttva wae General Henry
11. Car-r.rs3 at Oh'o, now yearst old,
to. be tb on'y rrviTicj regular
s.r-'.y n! Mte-be'lum dsye. '
Bnrnr Gears1 Jscob II. fnvth, V.
F. A, w&.j wv recently retired by the
VTfsiieat cn ccttot of obict?cQM
rdi.-s. i.M by Xa the 5axasr canv
ta:rn. w a vttor sit the war Jprt
tiyx.X. t'.ij. 11 came frora bU botne
e: rorVTrth, O, te attend the G. A.
5L esor-cxetst.
ir.ch of American woil. wherever that
ettrry lanner waves, you ae at home,
and need r.o formal words of welcome.
Itut especially In ?hls capital odty of the
llfVtib'.ic yvj fgrizht to pnsaorvs, you
are the children of the boue; the doors
re rlways open to you. Wherever you
tvm. yia ar jr-veded "f the ldstory
of which yoa are ft part. "From th
windo-s of that White Houe th eyes
of many comrades have looked npou
t.rli field wliose names be?ong to the
ores Lincoln. Grant. Hayes. GarHekl,
Mclviniey, and Ito-Jtserelt. In tho ba"0
t.f:U w'isr ether comrade' s lute yon
f.-mi t?i brs berrs trA pou
meats whr:x yotir Core wnl JoyaUy
have (Kacod thscn. Across tle wiad3n?
rlrer, tee he:gte of Arlington show
the white tnt of KaWi eternal
rrrptnf jrtounc!, ;eiv yor.r friends
and brothrsi re!ie. Anl. casting Its
prn atnoor-'&rt-xJrar.f.c rfsdow over thU bivouac of
yours, the uncou'aleu obeiiek of Wash
ington towers to. the clouds the loftiest
srructore ever rented by man ia mem
ory f the Joftiee cbaracter Is human
b'tojy.
A peculiar Interest attend thl gath
ering. Never again ehoJl tui of ns meet
In a emxr.p '.k this. Not" often shall
the yomigei and etroogest of us come
tocether o renew our memortm of the
4asr. and onr vows of eternal devotion
t the ca'ise ra which thoe distant
day we sore allegiance.- Thtrty-ser-en
yesre have ptNsed since snie xf us,
wearing erspe on our nn and tnowm
irjj in onr hearts for Abraham Itncolo.
aw the gret Army whVch he iored
pam beftwe the White tl Iouo to the
?rand 'Review, ilany of yon mirChed
In those d'tety eo'miKis, keeping tep
to he rhythrn of drmr.a acd trumpets
which had sounded the oneet in a bnn
drd battles. The banners blew gaily
trial school, rave an interesting ac
count of the work being done by these
excellent institutions last night, and a
lilicrsl coliectron was Uiken. Next Sun
day Rev. Plato Durham win occupy the
pulpit.
United States coon? for the trial of
criminal case opened 'here this morn
ing, the attendance being very email.
Judge Hoyd gave a very comprelhen
sive, cSiarge to the grand Jury, dwelling
part'.cularly upon the offense of cormiv
Icg with distillers by officers to defraud
the got-ermnen't. and declared i.h'.it of
the ttr the officer deBerved the greater
pucishment. Today being Randolpia. AI
amsuTC and Davidson day. and there
being Tery few violations of the revenue
l.w o those coTjntiee. there will be lit
tle trr the court to do. Tomorrow will
b Forsyth and Stokes day. wlien the
crowd will thicken; and Wednesday be
ing Wilkea and Yadkin day, the town
will bo In a work with witnesses, de
fendhntH, Hwyers, etc.
The cas on the docket. Solicitor Hoi.
ton informed me, are trivial, taie omy
matter of great pnblic interest being
the famous Amos Owens cherry tree
caes. Owing to reported slcknesa of
eome of the defendants these cases will
not be taken up nm il Wednesday. Mr.
J. C. RaUentiae.twbo le indicted in the
Federal court for unlawful use of the
mails In connection , with the Amos'
Owens cherry tree case, arrived from
Itfs hwme ia-Georgia last night. Mr.
llallentine is not expecting Int
ment s;ainst him to be pushed. From
what he etate be Is to be commiser
ated along witb many others. He am
ply purchased, be ay a block of toc
in :8-.e cherry tree corporation, expect-
lngiret larg, lftft. dividend,
and he has not only railed to get a cent,
but is already out of pocket flOOfc
the way of traveling,, court and law
yers' expenses, to keep himself out of
he penitentiary. He has also lost near
ly three months solid sleep studying
about it. There ia great interest An the
outcome of the refunding arrangement,
and Receiver Oowle is expected to have
a big iimount on fcanid to be di-siiinibuted
among those who were buncoed. It is
sufid tfaalt defendanita are going -to put
np ft stiff plea of "inalbility to raise the
amount they secured from cherry three
buyers, bui: If they depend on former
kx4".ency, a lawyer who is interested
in the case said today, they bad just
an well make np their minds to "shell
out" or go to the penitentiary.
CMef Police Scott, arrived last nighla
from Pocahontas, Va., where he went
Friday to bring back the wife murderer
Green McAdoo. He didn't bnlng him.
The man arrested and held, though re
markably like -McAdoo n Biza compl1
ion and general appearance, was nto't
he Out of the 35 people liere who were
shown the photograph 'taken of the sus
pect and sent to Chief Scott 'before he
left. 33 declared as soon e they saw
it, "That's Green." One negro, (how
ever, said, "Them's not Green's legs.
Green was ehorely bowlegged." And
so ft proved.
Capt. D. E. Ravage, chuef inspector
of 1 -he Southern Railway with head
quartew hew, died yesterday afternoon
at Johns llopkfins Hospital, Baltimore,
where to had gone several days ego
tor an operation. His remains were
carried to Rocky Mount Tast-night and
he wfll be buried w?th Knights of Pyth
ia.s honors, he being an ardent and influ
ential member of That Order. . Capt Sav
age was higMy esteemed here. v p
Saturday nflfilht John Brown, colored,
stole a pair of pants from the stare.
01 R. Rtadem. Mr. ' Stladem saw hdm;
take them, tod when demand was m'ade
"fer der mnnisi" the negro bolted. Mr.1
StatTem gave liim the race of ihls life
oveniaking Wm after a chase of tihreo
blocks. "Bop der t'ef. stop der tief,"
a refrain that Mr. Stadem Bang as
he winged his -flight. It was auoh a
pretty race no 'on iTiterrrM aWw.-'
by Vhe desperate look In Mr. Sbadem's
eye and tjhe agile action of his legs that
hhe thief was Ms mutton. '.- - '
Th receipts at the r OreeneiboToV poa't'
office for the tix months endiair ' Sep
tember 30, 1002. aggregated $18,297.68
as againstt $16,10S.6S for the same pe
riod la.- year. This is a gain of $1,-
RflfMfi oven the six month of last year
B-nd at rMB rate of increase in tne , re
.rvo "ha rrffiM will be made a nrst
el'ass Dost office next year. The post
office department requires thalc the (an
nual receipts of an office to De nrsi,
class Bhall be $40,000. This is grra'tify
ing news and ia only another evidence
of the fact thnt the city js. growung
wonderfully fast.
Cant. J. W. Fry, Uhe president, eays
tfliiaJt the aatmial meeting of ,t!he Indus
trial and Immigration Association will
be 81 eld the latter part of this month at
which time officers will be elected, new
commlittees appttnted and the work of
another year mapped out.
Irdhrtect J. H. Hopkins of this city
has prepared plans for , a three story
brick store building for McCrary-RedV
ding Hardware Company of Asheboro.
The frori.1 will be of handsome design
In two sWades c preed back, grandte
trimmings and galva-iiaed iron cornices.
The building is . designed for a general
baidware business and carnage repos
itory, and will be a modern, up-to-date
structure. '
J .
: Mines Resume Work ;
, Clarksburg, Oct. 6.-Seventeen West
Virginia mines which have been idle
sinoft the inauguration of the strike
started up this morning and 4,000 miners
returned to work. An agreement was
reached at a convention of the United
Mine Workers of sub-district fo. 1 of
Division 17. The proposition accepted
provides for nine hours a day, pay every
two weeks, . and gives the miners the
right to organize, but docs not say that
the organization will be recognized. No
other mines aTe affected by the action
of ihe convention.
Molineux" Must Wait
New York. Oct. C The second trial
of Roland B. Molineux. charged with
the murder by poisoning of Mrs. Katha-
rine Adams in uecemner, xovo, nas
again been postponed. The re-trial of
the famous case was st: for today, but
Justice Barrett, who was assigned to
preside, is ill and court was adjourned
until next Monday.
B AR BEE
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THli AND INVESTORS UNION has matured their Firt
series or fetocK, ana Has paid in cash $100 ner share for cert Ificatci
force), numbered 1 to . 3o, amounting to $8,500.00. - Certificates will be pili
every month hereafter as they mature.! The owners of these certificates lift'-'
been depositing about ten cents per day and are receiving in cash an a vera;
of Five Hundred Dollars for matured certificates. In no other way can n men
or woman so easily build up a few hundred dollars canital as by dallv snvir.u
ror investment m a nnancial savings institution. We hone to issue One Irw
area L,ertincates during the next few weeks. What amount can you save for
investment? - Five cents per day will nihture $200 or ten cents ncr dar
mature $400 in one hundred months. 1 GEORGE ALLEN, Boorttary.
September. 1902. Puilen Iluil llug.
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