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THE MORNING POST. TUESDAY. - FEBRUARY 34 1903 THE MORNING POTS HALIIUH, Itr. . ,! rUkLHHRO DAII1 BY T9IB I the rreaier copulations and patronage our beef and cork, and still less are of the. Institutions to the starvation . we declined to pay It for such ser polnt or a point where patients, or pat- jvice. but we must Insist that hands rons must be refused for lack of funds be kept off of our farmer friends who r . j - . - , 1 . . I: . . . , : One Tear Six Months.. Three Months. .... On Month ;s.co 2.SA Offloa In h Pullen Bulldlnr. Fayettevllle Street. The Post will publish brief letterajra subjects of rn-ral Intere-- Thi writ r' name must accompany the letter. Anonymous communications will not be noticed. Rejected manuscript wui oot be returned.. Brief letters of local sew from any section of the State will be thankfully received. . .. Merely personal controversies win rot bo tolerated. Address all business letters and rom anunleations for publication to THE HORNING POST. The telerrapnlc news servica of THE MORNING POST is absolutely fuD complete, and is uneQualed by any tr.oralns newspaper south of New York. This ervice Is furnished us un der special arrangements with THE 1AFVAN NKWS BUREAU of the New Tork Run. and is the same service that is used by The Sun Itself, which Is known to be superior to any service In any newspaper In the United States. This service la received nightly by wire In the office of THE MORN ING POST directly from the New Torlr-Sun. and Includes special cables and domestic news and all commercial and market reports. S?f eft BUla. 10tk O. X. t lASTKXit orncR. 1 wmters orricic 140 ! Pt,. I MT V. . T.xiv9 . iw Tr1u I Bl'4. Cbl(i t.Brr U tov W. a lu A rm7- aerlsra TMK rT mr r tm bm t 4 at mm (be !! their ppr.ap4 a4 la tfcelr ravl lr lb xlrttw. This wlllare- mipiiMiur iuiiim. Aiir yr will 4tBUBa4 w :jt THE WEATHER TODAT: D c o O Tair. D o 0 ;:fXPAT, FEBRUARY 22. 1903. the Tarboro Southerner: members of the Legislature !. remember that the tai-payers ;;; h'-.-rfu!ly submit to bond issues i-'-.'Zcl permanent improvements. : f.r expenses for conducting- :. o:nt government. The unwls- . tf uch a precedent should be : ,;.rr.t to any one." Southerner is correct. The peo : v know of the needs of the Institu i. not for support or maintenance. "permanent Improvements anJ . .iu;p-.nent." They know that to pro-vil-r for these, several hundred thou-.-.'i dollars must be had. this sum : !. ve the rum any Intelligent person u.u?t know the revenue bill will pro vide at the present rate of taxation. This latter measure may be confidently relied upon to produce enough reve nue to meet all the requirements for support of. the government and insti tutions, giving: to each of the latter the sums asked for and shown to be necessary, as well as provide the 12CO.0OO supplemental fund for public schools, and for pensions. But It will do no mote. This leaves, aa The Post has shown of late, something' over J00.000 to be provided otherwise, vis.. XrAOOO borrowed. J2S7.00O for the per manent Improvements, and 512S.OOO to pty debts Incurred not for ex penses 1n conducting: the institutions, but for actual improvements already undertaken .but not completed or cicipned. . As the Southerner says, the people will 'cheerfully" submit to an Jssun of bonds to meet such obliga tions. The Legislature of 1901 issued :t00.0CO In bonds to pay" debts r which represented nothing: but waste and ex travagance of the Fusion administra tion. The people have not complained for decent support. In a recent address In Atlanta by Mr. Samuel Spencer, President of the Southern Railway, and a "gentleman who worked his way up from the low est position In railroad employment to the presidency of that great system. now, for the first time In some years, are making good money out of their meat products. Knock the trust In come to smithereens, but, remember, the farmer can vote. The Post supplement of Sunday con tained a paper which will be read we said: 'jknow with great interest by older cltl- "We are living- In an age of Indus- zens, those of the Cape Fear section try. We are not prepared for the it- specially, and by young students of uation which Is upon us. We lack 1he ..... m 4 A young men who are to take the helm. tho hlato our state- the I have found from the records of a address delivered b?fore the Literary certain Institutions of learning In Geor- Societies of the University at com gia that the "graduates in the law in mencement, June 1854, by Hon. Georje ten years are thirteen times as reat as those In engineering and Industry." IT IS 1 .Of MEN AND WOMEN Of All Ranks of Society : Point to Paine's Celery Compouni Davis of Wilmington. We are indebt- In other words. tbe demand for- " - . . . M tie of the Chair of History at the Unl- young men whose education has been ' - . v along business lines, thus equipping them for the activities the actualities of life. Is far greater than the supply, and the school of. experience from Which such as Mr. Spencer graduated As their Rescutr From Dis ease and Death. Millions on this North American con tinent know that Paine's Celery Com pound "makes sick people well." Paine's Celery Compound is today the popular medicine in the wealthy and humbler homes of "our vast coun try. The press has given this won- more note. the distinguished gentleman Mr. Eavis, prominence, and praise than has ever in later years can well appreciate th s. been given to any other remedy, and It is a paper richly worth preserva- Physicians of all schools prescribe it Paine's Cefery Compound has become popular and trusted because its re- versity for this opportunity to repro duce It. Dr. Battle said that not only because of the valuable information and elegant dicticn but Its superb de- STILt; ANOTHER1 P.ANO BARGAIN. There is no let-up to the bargain offerings. Of course the selling of the artistic Stein! Is our chief business and Its owing to the phe enal sale of this magnificent Instrument that we have so many line bargains to offer in slightly used Pianos. Wo accept them In part pay on the Piano with the sweet tone. A $400 Upright for only $250. n v livery did the address make a reat alone, cannot begin to turn out the ; " der-working prescription supply. Along with other Instruction, practical education must go hand In hand to qualify the young men for bread-winning duties,' and those yonng men who avail themselves of the op tion. ft 9 ri A full sized upright hand some Empire design, Bert Walnut case, all modern im provements in excellent con v. d'tlon, $10 cash, $7 a month. No Interest on deferred pay ments. . ... , STOOL. AND FCAFwF FflEE. INVESTIGATE. CHAS. M. STIEFF f A. W.' Chandler. Factory Representative. OI via "mi y LIUrrr Do Idlu., . iire ru zssincereiy graviueu 10 . .---.i, lts nrnmisPS. Tt is vlcto- portunitles for such Instruction will be that there will be no appeal from Judgs rious over sickness and disease. It the "Captains of Industry" of the ear- purnell's decree In the Durham depat offers hope and cheer to those pro ly future, while to the over-crowded caget ani that the citizens of Durham nounced incurable by physicians; it - .1 . wv..- v v-o- . ... . . i saves such from the grave. It is the journalism, medicine or even of preach- the The Latest Styles Clothing, tSHoes, Hats CAN BE FOUND AT Whiting: Bros, drown-and-d rag-out rush for a val of the unfltten In too many cases. one medicine unfailing and all-po-wer-most amicable terms and that that nrmntiv hrinra true 1ov and Ing will be left the struggle for the a Union depot will.be the result. As gladness to hopeless victims and their "survival of the fittest" and a knock- The Post has heretofore stated, the anxious relatives and friends. aurvl- contention over th risrht-of-wav was " ,a to. rememoer mat oiie r . - tv;o bottles of Paine's Celery com the only obstacle to a suitable dspot. -. ln thA mlo,tv of cases. Our colleges and schools of technology and this course, above given, sustai banish tired feelings, weary and cloud- and pratctical training ln the arts and our position in the matter. Again, we ed brain, headaches, debility, consti- sciences pertalnihg to every-day living say, let us all have p?ace-and a-Union pation, nervousness, and? sleeplessness, 4 . . , . . . t, . . M which, if allowed to run unchecked, must be sustained ln Justice to our depot. rJse tQ 8erloug ailments and di8. boya ahd young men. . cases. If you are rundown, overwork- i I are sincerely grat.fied that ite haye defectIve diffestion and poor people of Raleigh are to have an op- circulation, you will obtain blessed re- Bob Taylor suits from this grand system-building medicine. E'rh dose carries new nre to all the weak and! torpid organs of the body. gsssssz DIAMOND DYES The Wilmington Messenger scores a strong point In the following: .portunity of hearing Gov "Representative Burleson has Intro- deliver his lecture "The Fiddle and duced in Congress a bill to lay a tax the Bow." Next Monday night Is the of one-tenth of a cent on every bale t and Olivia Raney Library the of cotton, and. lt Js said, the House , . . - w, ' . ... place. No one can hear this gentleman committee on ways and means will re- .... port It favorably. This tax. it Is said, without feeling a nearer kinship' with is for the purpose of relieving the cen- all that's good in human nature. We sus bureau of an expense of about know that every one who hears him four hundred thousand dollars In se- . . ... t-. t . , will feel the better for it. 1 curing cotton crop statistics. Why this x discrimination ag-lnst the staple crop of the South? 1e government gath ers statistics as to every cron raised in hia miintn- Tf it ! i.ninir tn not. unanimouslv endorsed n nroDOSition free, iv.-. k c.,ik noV DIAMOND DYES, Burlington, t. for the statistics as to his crop, the '000,000 to aid in good roadabuildinj and northwest should pay a like tax. throughout the -country, decking that ; The New England tobacco producer present conditions were not only-a hin- The gods man makes he breaks; pro- cOLOR ANYTHING AND COLOR, Dresses, cloaks, suits, . ribbons, coats, feathers, stockings, everything wear- 'able, Diamond Dyes make to look like The National Good Roads . Con ven- neWt tlon in session" at Chicago -Saturday, i . Direction book and 45 dyed samples north consideration. should pay on his tobacco. In fact all drance to inter-state commerce, tut should pay or none be, made to pay t the people annually 900 millions at alL It Is unfair and unjust to sin- Qf These flffures certa,nly feic uul 111c tvuuu vnci uiiu vcl a. nun to reduce the expenses of the govern ment in gathering up crop statistics. This would be taxing him for the ben efit of the men who produce other kinds of crops. We do not believe Congress will enact any such law. Would it pass muster before the courts?" . There is no Justice in such a tax even for so good an object as the col lection of accurate statistics, and we concur in the suggestion that it would be unconstitutional, as obnoxious to that law as was the tax levlod Just after the war which mas knocked out by the Supreme Court. Methodism "In general, the -North Carolina Conference In particular, and the christian ministry withal, lose an able and valiant servant in the death of Rcy. B. R. Hall. Presiding Elder of the Fayettevllle district. A true soldier of the Cross has fallen. claims them each Immortal, . and himself outlines them a:i. But whom he set not up he cannot reach To shake His cloud dark, sun bright pedestal. William Watson. FOR lyv New Goods received even :ats! . day. A ! large stock of Un derwear at popular prices. see tneir nne 01 tailoring An Old and Well-Triod Remedy J samples. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP i :f .HTHEHNfort2jfcirCUII.Ilii.N WHJXETKI 'IV ' :. WirHPKKKfcCrhU; ESS. I 80OTHP.fl h j -ilLV, PnHiKS iho (TT? ALT AIC J, TAll ; OKEH WIND OOLI and ie ho beet remciy tc fABRflCEA Ro'd by rr'3int la every part 01 10 -w-.rld, Be nre an.l aek fi-p .dRS. WINSLOW'S S00THIVG SYRUP VADiESl $500 REWAnaiKSSSSliSES ittiol.ry from any cm my nviKiujr r(fii tul tl o roliev. Mai!. Harmlew. e?..r.ir. flow ii,upprepwl. tlOO r'arl for iot itb r rnww -rtied that will rrliTe on. into. PH. ifE'tt, 4 We FOR. the NEW YEAR - witK a full stock of BlanKBooK - and Of fice Supplies. Ve ' can save you money vCclCir in these supplies. Get our prices. State Ag'ents For Public ScKool Boolis. We Have tHe larg est stocK of School ? BooKs in tHe State and orders filled by by return mail; "Kas Mr. Wishingrton any original ideas?" "One," answered Miss Cayenne; "the idea that his views are original is ex clusively his own." Washington Star. All orders given our personal attention. Alfred W'illiarris & Co The Beef Trust may be an Illegal combine for "maintaining: prices," but so Ions as the farmers who raise the animals jet a bis share of the "raise" we presume the rest of us must submit You have good reason to fear an--at-tack of pneumonia- when you have a severe cold, accompanied by pains in the chest or in the back between the The Tarboro Southerner sets a good j example by offering one dollar "to th boy or girl, under sixteen, of Edge combe county," who will send the best shoulders. Get a bottle of Chamber historical sketch of Generals Davidson lai'R Couh r and use it as di . - . rected and it will prevent the threat and Nash, to whose memory monu- feJied attack. Among the tens of thou- ments are to be erected in this State. Bands who have used this Remedy . J fpr colds and la grippe, we have yet Por-iomorh TriiM- to learn of a single case, that has re- - . . j,t suited ln pneumonia, which shows that P' F us erra i , 2S Fayetteville Straet f JUST RECEIVED k vOi ! medicines for stomach trouble and con stitution MTU Mr. S. CleitrfT' of Dun- lo the best we can and stand by the kerton. Iowa, "but never had as good farmers. A Texas dispatch of Saturday results from any as from vChamber bv wav of Chieaeo tn'fh frtlimvir, Iain's Stomach and Li-er Tablets," this Remedy is a certain preventive of that dangerous disease. For, sale by Crowell, . McLarty & Co,.. Bobbitt Wynne Drug Co., North Side Drug Co., W. G. Thomas. I Georgia Cane Syrurs. Old Fashron Motin tain Buckwheat, Prepared Buckwheat Pan I Cake Flour New Cured Va, Hams, few Old I V a. Hams. AIL PHONES 88. 1 story Tor the first time ln eleven years pork and beef is selling for the same price to wholesale dealers. The per son who favors pork chops will here after be compelled to pay the same price as the one who likes porter house. The hog Is worth 7 cents a pound, and line native steers can be purchased for the same figure. Pork is up al most 18 for the May option, For sale by Crowell, McLarty & Co., Bobbltt-Wynne Drug Co., North StoS Drug Co., W. G. Thomas. HairTlmt lwr It vrk (Tarboro Southerner.) The reporter has been asked how many fathers in Edgecombe are living who had sons in the civil war? Such questions as these draw atten tion, not only to the rapidity of times The short fl,hf Dut Rlso the stteady reaping of corn crop m 1301' is the cause of the (present scarcity of porkers. : Of course we do not care how much . the powers that be "go for" the trust. We, the people, . have nothing to , do of such Issue even for such a purpose. ! . . ; . t. ,. . t with and care less , for, the expense ;the Grim uionster. The reporter can only recall 'two. TJiere probably is a soon living In this county who enlisted from Martin and whose father still lives there. The only two fathers the reporter can name are William S. Battle and 7 J How much less reason have we to think that any complaint would follow the issue of bonds to make the v actual , Improvements which every person ac quainted with conditions know are de manded In behalf of the unfortunate nd the boys and grrls of the State. Hon. R. A. Dough ton, the able chair man bf the House Finance Committee, stated a few days ago that the revenue bill as reported would. In his Judgment, raise about 11.750,000, Our examination of that measure and knowledge of con ditions Justifies our fullest concurrence with Mr. Dourhton. This sum Trill provide 'every Sol Jar needed for the institutions and in this we mean ever cent ASKED FOR and which actual! figures and experience show to be necessary for each of the institutions to meel the larger demands recent ad ditions Imposeind all other depart tnnti 6f the State government. There I no need, therefore, of cutting down tp;rcrrtatlon for the maintenance of . . ... . . , . ' . Robert Lancaster, both high types of incurred by the trust in buyinir. trans-' . , porting, slaughtering and distributing Tired It may bo from overwork, b the chances are its from an i active i ivfh With a well comlncted UVI one can do mountaios of lain without fatigue, - It adds a hundred per cent v ones earning capacity,. ; ' . . .. It can be kept In healthful cctlc by, and only by Ml K i: TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. Towne Met Gabble and Perkins at a smoker last night and Introduced them to each other. Browne Oh! say, it's . shame to in troduce a bore like Gabble to anybody. Towne It's evident you don't know Perkins, or you'd see the humor Philadelphia Press. Mak This Store1 Your Head ters While in tWe City "; This store is truly a wonderful Furniture" Headauarters and the- Tnosfrsatisfactory t. n3 : 1 J?l Ti 1 ' AT : Vi 1 t ...1-1 am , :i-,nr jttiiu cwiiuiiiicai lumiture saieisroom m iNonn uaronna.- iiivery piece 01 iurniture uiv ' Irooms are original in desiern, stylish -in effect and frugal in nrice each article the best boy.- remonstrated the Kmproduction of its 'kind from America's largest furniture factories each the direct re ; TSKSSSJ"-. Z lloZ suit of reful planning of close attention to every detail of its make-up-there isn'U ? deilCient nomt m the Whole Stock and when these belter o-nnrls notnnllv rnst vou leSb swan." replied the incorrigithan the happy-go-lucky kind, who wouldn't take them, if they knew ? youse expect me f eat 'em?- v rni . .,.1 ' j.v , J , ii,n, nn i . . xiiab is cAdtuv Wilde uur store suinas uicusanas Know now we save m111 v rtheir furniture wants. Then there are others that don't and t.hnse nre the nnes we cor- '.dially invite to visit this store and at least become acquainted with us and our. stock. WJ liKr IUU, oTKAJN CjJcsJK i ou re welcome whether you desire to pur chase or not. ' 1 ' . ' ' ;.f : . . - ' "Little Old Lady, wronff for cigarettes ?" "Awv ble; "do Clncinna'l Comrrrclal -Tribune. Uncle (trotting Harry on hla kneej Do you like this, my boy? Harry Pretty well; but I rode on real donkey the other day at the Zee. Harvard Lampoon. Dressmaker (stand Ing off and admir ing it) What a beautiful fit! Customer Tes, and what a beautiful fit my husband will have M-hen he sees the bill! Chicago "Tribune. Royal 1 & Konagri w urniture uo COR .WILMINGTON AND HARGETTSTS, 'RALEICiFi, --4 0
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