THE MORNING POST, SUNDAY, AUGUST 30 1903'
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Xlcvcals That "Pe-ru-int is Calculated to
Tone up the System, Restore the Func
tions and Procure Health."
SO SAYS PROF. L; J. MILLER, CHEMIST.
"Coil 1 up the System. q
Hon. Joseph H. Ridge way, Secretary
of the American Anti-Treat Society,
I writes th-s following letter from tho
fOrand Central Ho'icl, St. Paul, Minn.:
4 It Is with great pleasure that I en
dorse Peruna as
an honest medi
cine, competent
to do all It
cliira. I hare
txsed It several
times and know
of nothing that
cures so com
pletely, and at
the same time
builds ' up the
system.
I hare rec
ommended it to
a number of my
friends and always feel that I do them a
service for I know how satisfactory the
results invariably are. I only wish
every family had a bottle it would save
much sf cknes3 and doctor bills." J oseph
II. IUdgeway.
TmI Better Than tor Tire Tr..
Mr. James B. Taylor, Roberts, I nd.,
writes:
"I am at the present time entirely
well. I can eat anything I ever could.
I took five bottles of Peruna, and feel
better now than I have for five years.
I have doctored with other doctors off
and on for fifteen years, so I can recom-
Joseph IUdgeway.
Wind Blew Too Hard
for the Yachts fo
4 - .
First Time It Ever Happened
, in the History of thCup.
: A-Race Evsry. Day
Now Until the
Series Is
Ended
ace
from Sheepshead Bay and elsewhere.
It was stated that this is the only in
stitution of the kind in the state. Some
anticipated trouble when the managers
.applied to the aldermen wr 'WUDfc'
but none was o.eveiopeu.
New York, Aug. 29. An easterly gale
blew hard all last, night and' outside
Sandy Hook there was a big sea run
ning today. It was raining hard, too,
nnd at times 'Thick tanks of fog rolled
in so that the siren -of the book was
screeching frequently. During the
nieht the wind
mile an hour. Mr. Tsplfn and Mr. II.
WAKE FOREST
Large Attendance at Opening
ofthe Session Improve
ments in the Village
Wake Forest. N. C Aug. 29. Spe
cial. The opening at Wake Forest has
than
. - w n0Ti n t t- -r 1 1 i f i r .
blew at times 35 to w , " Z""l onr al-
i XOV aDOUt OO Ui Liitrjn 5
mnes an nuui. u. isuin . ' 4l" 4-eady registered. It is probable mat
M. McGildowney, who represents the be year.tnarx
frnamrocK, aeciuoa ear:y mat i- !ever before Many old students are
ba foolhardy -to attempt to race th j looked. for in the next few days. The
two big- single-stickers under sucb new profeSsor of pedagogy. Dr. Darius
conditions.- ! t.- v.i c ?T-rivrl and received a
XX3.CL11IC11J, 11""
The regatta committee was at tne hearty welcome from all members of
club house in this city before 7 o'clock J tne couege.
in the morning and a message was re- The painful neWB was received here
ceived from the Hook notifying them iwmin- that Mr. Claude Meadows
of Durham, a 'member of the senior
of the decision of the yachtsmen. The
nmmlttpp at otipp called the race on
mend your medicine JhW.jfor the day. and then sent out FOre;t Student, and a most excellent
of the editors of the Wake
Prof. L. J. MCIcr. lata Professor of Chemistry and Botany of the High Schofll
Cf TpsllantI, Mich., writes from SSZ7 N. Clark Street, Chicago, 111., as follows:
As scTcral of my friends have spoken to me of tho farorable remits obtained
throtrh the ne of Teruna, especially In cases of catarrh, I examlned .lt most
thoroughly tr If arn it? content.
'I found it composed of extracts of herb and barks of most valuable medicinal
qualities rombised with other iosredienU, delicately balanced, calculated to tone
rp the sTstra, restoro the functions and procure health. .. "
ccrtsUer Peniasioa&of.tbe most Skillfully and scientifically 'prepMred
ncJ.'ci-.cs. Kbfch tbspsbflccaa aso fTA safety and success." PROP. L. J.
i'alllt:. ' ' ;
stomach troubles. I take great pleasure
In thanking you for your free adrica
and Peruna," James B. Taylor.
" X Enjoy my Meals as I Used to."
Mr. J. W. Pritchard, Wolf Lake, Ind
writes:
1 am pleased to say that I haTO been
cured of catarrh of the stomach by Pe
runa. I could hardly eat anything that
agreed with me. Before I would gst
half through my meal my stomach
would fill with gas causing me much
distress and unpleasant feelings for an
hour or two after each meal. But,
thanks to your Peruna, I am now com
pletely cured, and can eat anything I
want to without any of the distressing
symptoms. I can now enjoy my meals
aa I used to do, and it is all due to Dr.
Uartman and his wonderful medicine,
Peruna.
44 It has been one year since I waa
cured, and I am all O. K. yet, so I know
I am cured. J. W. Pritchard.
Dyspepsia is a very common phase of
summer catarrh. A remedy that win
cure catarrh of one location will cure it
anywhere. Peruna cures catarrh wher
ever located. That it is a prompt and
permanent cure for catajrh of the
stomach the above letters testify.
If you do not derive prompt and satis
factory results from tho use of Peruna,
write at once to Dr. Ilartman, giving a
full statement of your case and he will
be pleased to givo you his valuable ad
vico gratis. ..,.. , ; ,
Address Dr. Ilartman, President of
The Ilartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
Thriving Young Town
in a Healthful Region
takeview, Moore County,
Takes a Vigorous Starf.
Celebration and Good
Roads Congress to
be Held on Sep
tember 7th
Iketiew, Moore county. N. C, Au.
13. Special. Ten year ago Moor
county was practically unknown out
Me the borders of the old North State.
Today it is dotted with half a dozen
beautiful New Kr.gland towns and vil
lages which show thrift nnd enterprise
on every hand, and by reason of the
wonderful health-giving qualities of
oaone from the long leaf pine and the
dryness of the atmosphere by reason
of its peculiar sand-hills, it Is today
one of the be?t known for healthful
ne?s of any part of the Unite! States.
Recently, through the energy of two
North Carolinian?. II. M. Ilolleman
of Ronton, and Tercy I Cariner ot
Cherry ville, Lakeview, a brand new
town, .his been presented to Moore
county. It Is located between Vas and
Southern Pine, on the main line cf the
Seaboard Air Une railroad. Already,
without any hillside proclamation,
great procrers has been made, nnd it
Is proposed to invite all North Caro
lina to be present on their opening
day, Monday, September "th, with
which will be combined a good road
exhibition ar.d a basket picnic party.
The Seaboard will sell special low rate,
round trip tickets on September Ith for
those who desire to attend.
There is to be a great demonstration
here on the above date. It is desig
nated as opening day. and it will be
celebrated by a good roads congress,
including a content between two mam
moth road machines who will under
take competitive road-building. For
this occasion the United States govern
ment has designated 1 Ion. W. I Spoon
of the a rrf cultural department to be
present. The contest, will take plnce
at a pint where all visitors can obtain
a food view of the exhibition nnd pub-
iic uemonsinujon or roi-l-maklnsr. One,
Senator F. M. Simmons and State
Treasurer II. R. Lacy of Raleigh. Hon.
R. N. Page of Blscoe. congressman from
the eighth district: Hon. W. L. Spoon
of of the United States agricultural
department; Hon. J. W. White, gene
ral Industrial Hgent of the Seaboard Air
I.lne railway, Portsmouth. Va.; Hon.
1). K. Mclver of Sanford; Hon. W. J.
Adams of Carthage; Dr. M. E. Street
of Glendon. president of the Moore
countr good roads association, and Dr.
Geo. T. Winston, president of the A.
& M. College. Raleigh.
Few people In .North Carolina realize
the remarkable industrial development
that is taking place in Moore county.
There Is no doubt of its being the
best known and most widely adver
tised county inthc state. Reports-of
the railroads show that 22,000 visitors
ppent their winter season nl the va
rious resorts of Mcnre covnty. A large
majority of these were from Ne.v Eng
land, and It is In that section where
one will find Moore county is known,
and favorably so. too, to almost every
inhabitant. This section, as most North
Cnrollnrans are aware, wan, until a
few years ago. thought to be wate
land, especially after the heavy
growth of leng leaf pine was cut. A
number of enterprising Yankees were
Induced to locate in the vicinity of
where Lakeview now stands, and their
success In the culture of peaches,
grrpes, watermelons, cantaloupe, truck
and winter vegetables, has been won
derful. One poor German who arrived
here four years ago almost pennyles3
nnd with a large family of sickly (chil
dren, hs. through the planting of let'
tuce, succeeded in paying for a hun
dred acres of land, built himself a
comfortable house, put some money in
the bank and seen the favorable effect
of this dry, healthful climate upon his
children.
The success of the several resorts In
-Moors county has been remarkable.
Pinehurst. where Mr. Tufts has Invest
ed nearly three minion dollar
model New Fngland village, with every
iroderr. convenience. Southern Pines
has grown to be n place of considerable
Importance. Plr.tb'.ufT Is another pro
gressive winter resort, and Roseland.
ask fast as nosslble to keep the excur
slop, steamers and yachts from going
down the bay. ; '
The scene at Sandy Hook was a
dreary one. The wind howled in from
the ocean and the seas dashed over
the ptrip ot sand. .: The racing yachts
were fifely anchored in the horseshoe
and each rode out the storm beauti
fully. The Shamrock III housed her ,
topmost ana naaiout two extra cauiea (
in addition to her moorings. The Re
liance and Shamrock each had out two
anchors, and so had the tender Sun
beam, the houseboat Nirohada and the
Cruiser. The Reliance's tug, Guiding
Star, was moored alongside the dock
ani on that tug and on the Cruiser
everything was in readiness to go to
the rescue of the yachts if needed.
In the afternoon there was a meet
ing of the challenge committees of the
Royal Ulster Yacht Club and the New
York Yacht Club, and it was agreed
f. sail the race Monday, and if the
ceiies should not end then to race every
day until it is finished. After adjourn
ment of the meeting this announce
ment was made:
"Through mutual agreement between
the challenge committee of the Royal
Ulster and New Yok Yacht clubs the
r.rxt lace will be sailed August 31, and
the" natch will "be -continued on con
seoutive days (Sundays out) until three
out' of five racf-s have been deter
mined."
This is the first tlrrie In the history of
the .America's ci.p that-a" race has
b?en postponed because the weather
was too heavy for t&'e yachts. -It-would
have been reckless to have attempted
f race today,, and it isT very doubtful
if the yachts could nave held their
snars.-' It i? mora than like'y, too, if
they had started thai some of the
. Wo was buried
vnim man, was ucou.
lt LouiTburg today. His remains were
accompanied from this place .by r.
F. K. Cooke of the faculty. Mr. B W.
Parham of the Phi Society, n
W. Cooke of the Eu. His death has
thrown a pall of sadness over our who:e
community. At corning pray Pres
ident Taylor spoke of the beautiful
character of the young-man and ex
pressed the deepest sympathy for. the
bereaved family.
Students returning to the college af
ter the vacation find some Improve
ments. The - elegant residence of Mr.
W. C Powell is now complete, and oc
cupied. 'Mr. Fred Dickson is - maklpg
a beautiful addition to his house. The
depot office has been remodeled v
for beauty and convenience.
The pastor. Rev. W. Lynch
present at the opening, but left Yr1
to" fill' some appointments in rhi
phia, which will occupy hinJ fr
Sundays. u
Rev. John E.
sermon in the college chapel
White preachy 2n flv,
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rled a woman so much older tl h..
self ? .
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GOLDSBORO.
N. Carolina.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA
Norma'
and
Gojlege
COUPLE S$
unaer tne new management of Dr. S.
H. IMalt, ai well as Niagara, under
the management of Dr. O. W. Rug
gie.. promises to afford relief to hun-
are
V
or the machines has b.'en shipped from Jt,re1 r invnll. from the north who
JVnnsylvania. the othr from the state ,n;ay xilt tbe5e places where they have
f New York, and the battle for su- fi' -Hales lor IhM;- care. Under the able
prTrary rmrr.lscs to be llve'.v from i innnr.jfeinent of the Tares. Jrkrm
-" to Rnhh. Six jitror-g horses
r luird fnr each maclUne.
Thr win also be an old fashioned
ai-erv county dinner. A long table
ha bvH?a rpread and everybody Is In
vited to bf present. A number of
r.voA 5;-Mkrs havebn Invite.: to at-tir.J-arr.cr.5
these axe United States
prtn.-ri h.ts made ranid nrocxejm anrf
now ranks Myh among the summer
rt-orts of North Cerolina. Moore coun-
AS ANDY TELLS IT
A Convicted Murderer AtS
tempts to Implicate
Four Others
Charlotte, N. C, August 29. Special
Andy Miller, the negro who was yes-,
terdav sentenced to thirty 5'ears at
hard labor in the- state's prison for the
murder of Robert McKane, has made a
statement. In it he implicates Ed
Griffin, Rufus Wallace, Nathan
Springs and John Fewell, all of whom
were witnesses for the state in the trial
of Miller and whose testimony came
so near sending Miller to the gallows.
Miller denies emphatically that he
struck the blow that killed McKane.
He charges that Edward Griffin struck
the fatal blow with an old chair post.
Ed Griffin, Rufus Wallace, Will.Ivey,
John Fewell and Arthur Caldwell were
arrested this afternoon on the strength
of Miller's etatemcnt.
Crct Cclisi Prcvtala Pneumonia
ty's reputation has spread throughout
the land and every year additional
thousands will visit her various hos- railors on the racing boats would have
telries. been washed overboard and drowned
Lakeview Is destined to rival all
other places In Moore county, since it
has been determined by the Southern
Development Company of Boston to
make of It a model winter resort, and
the Seaboard Air Line Railway have
designated It as a summer resort. Thus
Its hotels and cottages will be opened
for the reception of guests throughout
the year. It is the most charmingly
located of any resort In the famous
plney woods region of Moore county.
Crystal Lake is the largest body of
water In Moore county. The boating
Is excellent; and nt the opening of
the winter season a number of gasoline
launches, call and row boat, will glide
back and forth, carrying the happy
throng of pleasure-seekers. As con
sumptives are absolutely prohibited
from residing in Lakeview, the hotels
will doubtless be exceedingly popular
among North Carolinians. Pleasure
Fcekers, fishing and hunting parties are
abrolutely protected from contact with
rick people. Should any perchanc ar
rive they will be, Immediately referred
tn the sanitarium, located at other
Moore county towns, where they are
prepared to give consumptives proper
attention. The progressive spirit is
shared by every citizen of Lakeview,
nnd other energetic people will be
heartily welcome to locale here and be
given vn equal opportunity along with
the original locaters of Lakeview. The
Lakeview hotel has been leased to Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. White, who are well
known among patrons of hotelp. Spe
cial rates are accorded North Caro
linians, and those who desire to remain
a week or longer.
"The general office of the Townslte
Company is located on the second floor
of the Hub building. Mr. Holleman
has spent considerable time here dur
ing the past few weeks arranging the
numerous details of the celebration
planned for the 7th. Good Judges esti
mate that there will be six to eight
thousand people present, and all are
assured of a pleasant time.
This will be the event of the season
and everj North Carolinian, who pos
sibly can, bhould avail himself of the
opportunity to visit Lakeview and see
what pluck and energy of two young
North Carolinians (Messrs. Holleman
and Gardner) can accomplish when
backed by ample capital. A better op
portunity will not again present itself.
The railroads will give special ' rates j
and a round trip excursion faro for'
inis occasion win De only half the
regular rate. It is expected a special
train will be run from Raleigh "on the
morning of the 7th to accommodate
thofe who cannot go on regular trains
from Raleigh and Intermediate sta
tions. Passengers from south of Lake
view can reach there In. plenty lktime
for the exercises by coming on the
regular paascntr tralxuk
A Rare Piano Bargain
We have lately sold a fine Shoninger
piano and taken as part payment one
of Ivers & Pond's ' finest styles, used
less than twenty months, for which
the owner paid five hundred dollars
cash, i It has a. beautiful mahogany
case, in fine condition, and in every
way just the same as when it left" the
factory. For price and terms call on
or write '
DARNELL & THOMAS,
Raleigh, N. C.
Ten Years for Shuford
Charlotte. N. C, Aug.' 29. Special.
The Jury in the case of the State vs.
Charles Shuford, charged with the
murder of Mr. Alexander Auten, near
Davidson, August 9th, at 3:50, this af
ternoon returned a verdict of murder In
the second degree. Judge Neal then
sentenced Shufofd to ten years In the
state prison at hard labor.
rUnrartr PJflQQiV.al. Scientific. Pedaaoaical, Commercial, Domestic
UliVl lA&y.f vvw--, , , xJ J
Science, Manual Training, Music.
Five courses leading to Diplomas. Advanced courses leading to Degrees.
Well equipped Practice and Observation School. Faculty numbers 40.
Board, laundry,' tuition and fees for use of text booksetc, $150 a year.
For non-residents of the State $160, -
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Twelfth Annual Session Begins September 15, 1903.
To secure board in the dormitories all free-tuition applications should be mack
before July 15th. ".
Correspondence invited from those desiring competent teachers and stenographers
For catalogue and other information address
CHARLES D. M'lVER, president,' -
Greensboro, N. C.
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A good man in each town in North Carolina, on salary or highest commission to
solicit insurance for the old reliable
oiemgan. M
utoal Life Ins. Co,
Lowest premium rates and highest cash values.
if you want to make BIG MONEY and LITTLE WORKwrite at once v
Q WYN & HORTON, State Agents;
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
MAKE
A
BEE
LINE
For Here Tomorrow !
Excursion Called Off
Asheville, N. C.t Axis. 29. Sneefai
The. Baptist Sunday school ha fnunrt
It necessary to abandon its trio to
Toxaway, as the Southern deems it
best to run no more excursion ovr
the Asheville and Spartanburg branch
except those already contracted for.
It is on this line that so many acci
dents have occurred.
Turf Exchange Opened
Asheville, N. C., Aur. 29.r-SpeciaL
A turf exchange T?as onni1 "in AsHaI
I Villa today, and bulletins were received
THIS IS THE LAST WEEK OF OUR BI0 SALE
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Be FirstDori't Be L,ast !
' It will be six months fully before 'you will have another buying: opportunity- such as this Big Sale offers yo'J-
We make the last week the bigrsest o f them all by offering you now the choice of all Flannel. Wool Crash.
Serge Coats and Pants, as well as all separate trousers, at 331-3 per cent, less than regular price, and less than yo'J
will be able to buy them again in 12 months.
You're blind, indeed, to your opportunities if yoti lose this chance. Yotf re taking a risk if you delay a day.
The sale ends Saturday night, Septe mber-Bth.
FOR FALL Do you like to see how you will look In the new fall hat? If so, call and try on a few. The line f
men are ready. As Usual best that c an be bought for the price. ' - - '
5. BER
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iSemi-Annual Glearance Sale