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WEBSTER'S WEEKLY. '
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"THE WEALTH OF THE MIND 18 THE OJSiT WEALTH J9
bi, xxxii.
J. B. WEBSTER, Editor and Prop'r.
REIDSVILLE, N. C, SEPTEMBER 15, 1904.
SUBSCSIPTIOI OK DOLUS 1 TE1L
NO. 37
VEIi AND OVER a GAIN.
T,-r and r again.
So matter which way I turn,
ilwav- finfl iu the Book of Life
c,jm. li-sHon.- I have to learn.
jrt take my turn at the mill;
I'mtift grin-l out t,,e Koden grain;
jBU-t work at my task with a reso-
inf' win
Ov r an 1 over again.
V r annot mcaf-ure the need
of . v. n tlio tiniest nower.
to
flT ,-h. " k the flow of the golden sands ity
Th.t tin tnrougn a single nour;
1 - f- T
Pat Ui(' fll" ' 1 "h i: v iuuji mil,
: .1 II
Vnii the anrl summer ram
lf;i.t i! ) th"ir part ana periorm it au
(n-. r an I over again.
v. r ari l over again
TV hrook- through the -meadow
flows, .
n ov. r and oyer ajrain
Ti.t- iKiiifl-rous muiwheel goes;
,,)( l.ing will not traffiee,
Th itili doing i' not in vain,
V ri'l a hiding' failing ns once or twice !
Mav r)tn- it we try again.
Selected
WASHINGTON LETTER.
W,i!.i'u'ton, I) .C., 'Sept. 8. Since
v la-t l' ttcr great activity has mani-
. .r. 1 it- If at the Congressional head-
In.irr'T' "I nil" nviuiniauv iai lu
' e .1... t, ; .
i itv. Instead of leaving here and
lining me .auuiiai vjimmiiee hi
.i x-.. . r 1 : 11. i
u-.v Vork city, as was contemplated
month ago, it has been decided that
in i-t of tlie effort for the reeov-
trtv will tie made here. In the-suite
it r, ,i,i, -it flio Ritrirs Ifinsfi is a Iatpp.
I.vnuu on which are marked the close
:-tri'-ts in tlie dinerent orates wincn
:. t'i ! earnestly contested prior to
.(IV.
( iin;Ti'Hiiiii!i Cowherd will make
i klv visits to the home of the Dem-
r.it:r .National uommittee- in the
iVntury Huilding, opjosite the Wal-
Tf Astoria in Now York, where will
xifii(l d during these weeks not
4 than f',000.000, and probably
an r f i,()0.(K)0. in making tlie Anier-
ui jmoi.U' acquainted with Judge
hirU-r an 1 acquiescent in the prin-
. 1 1 s nf tin platform upon which he
hitiiR In the ro:-rm in the Century
'uiMiiig the chief man whose word is
Lw for the time beiDg is not Taggart
Sheehan or .Murphy,' or Delancy
ici.ll, hut it is August Belmont. It
h- who stanls at the wheel and di
rt all movements.. lie raised the
luoii.-y that paid the cost ol the St
l-miis convention, and he is financing'
K iiati' iial canitiaicn. He is a
r-',v '.. urn lent, sa unc i cms man. at
i - - -
c.i!i-i r1it ive and bold, who will
i loir imoi'v until-he knows nist
III- it i. tni IT!..- rtf-t fift'iirf ii-ill Vin
' ; III? Hll I UV; L II lil 1U
lu',.. N"v ork sure, for I'arker.
N -v York has not al'.vays been
!" :ivi'il". Her vote was. hot cast
i r.-'
Washington' when he was
rt"l m i !'., the. State not having
I a-i , ! t-:o;-;;1 law. North Caro-
ln '-"l Kh'oV Kland did not vote
" y ar i ither, because' thev had not
'"'. 1 tli" Const itutiou. .
iv.o riitions of- tlie Democratic
i!!:l-:!srn hook will soon be isued.
:" will, appear next week. - The
"'is l.av.. hwn revised and correct
Hi" lirt edition will make about
I'Unlrel printed races, and will
".ufarg-r type and better paper than
' K.-puUican text-book. Tbi? second
h:;on will contain the letters of ac
pt.imv and discussions of the , tariff
pt a:il wae questions.
tiitor I'aris (iibson was in town
lay an 1 he reports that there is
" t i.t. trouble out West. In
't'.t;in .1 S. n.uor Clark's son threaten-,
1 t.
' r"!i tor Congress and if he does so '
v a produce a financial element
k Me 1 .to'-his personal popular
' :Il t e very likey to elect him and
9
Sometimes the hair is not
rropcriy nourished. It suffers
r food, 'starves. Then it
,al's out, turns prematurely
eraV. Ayer'sHair Vigorisa
HairVi
li-Tiood. it feeds, nourishes.
hair stops falling, grows
'ong ; and heavy, and all dan-
, appears.
',T. VT Wl' mlnjt oat terrlt.ly. Iwii
r'i M ' ' " """'"l It- Hut ATtr'l Jl;r
''. ' .''' '"r T1 the failing, and tuo
-'l-s. K. k Winn lir.iilr.- V J
J. C. ATER CO..
t.pwell. 1 .
for
roor Hair
0
gor
carry the State for Parker. It is be
ttered that a very heavy Democratic
vote will be cast in the cities if the
Clarks become personally interested.
Then there are troublous times fore
shadowed in Colorado and Washington
while Nevada is confidently set in the
Dembcraitc column.
Very little money will come out of
the Democratic campaign in an effort
even reduce the Republican major-
in Pennsylvania. But Democratic
leaders there are determined to di
minish the names on the assessors'
lists and it is asserted that every
fictitious name on the list is known to
Democratic workers and that the as
sessors will be asked to strike these
names off under threats of arrest and
prosecution.
In many wards in Philadelphia as
sessors have been more discreet than
usual because of the presence of de
tectives aud in some instances they
have refused to pad the lists inobedi
ence to orders from Republican leaders
(declaring that they would not take the
chances
One of the most notable gatherings
the United States has ever known is
that of the eight International Geog
raphic Congress which meets to-day
in this city. It is true that very few
of the universities or colleges of this
country maintain chairs of geography
though geographical instruction is in
the curriculum of almost every insti
tution for higher, education in Europe.
But geographical science has made a
wonderful advance on "this continent
and the assembly of the Congress here
is doubtless a recognition of that fact.
The most prominent Americaus in con
nection with the Congress are V. J.
McGee Chief of Anthropology at the
Worlds' Fair, Grove K. Gilbert and
Henry Gannett, of this city and Prof.
Wm.'M. Davis of Harvard. It will be
a moveable Congress holding its ses
sions from city to city throughout the
Unite i States and Mexico.
An interesting incident which will
attract the attention of this Congress i
is the discovery this summer ol a groat
mass of masonry on Capitol Hill,
within 8QP feet of the Capitol itself
indicating the existence of a buried
city quite known to archaeology. The
discovery has been made by the exten
sive excavations on the site of the new
palace to- be erected for the offices of
the members of Congress. This site
lias been covered with buildings er
ected on virgin soil since the begin
ning of the "last century, j-et now far
below the foundations of these houses
have been unearthed fragments of
other edifices unknown to history or
tradition. As the North American
udians did not build cities of masonry
the question arises whether there was
a people upon tne rotomac coeval
with the Aztecs and Toltecans and if
so what was "their name and station
age and race."
It is called mimic war this march-
ins and countermarching of battalions .
regiments and brigades across a hund
red square mile of Virginia this week;
but it is hoped that something more
important than diversion will result
from- the expenditure of the million
and a half of money appropriated to
the manouevers by Congress. Thirty
thousand men are there and their
officers are trying to solve'the problem!
of handling largo bodies of soldiers
over the diversified surface of an act
ual battle-field. The Brown and Blues
have doubtless indulged in some com-
plicated movements in the effort to
force each other in different directions
without any display of force. The
Blues, numbering 15,000 under Gener
al Fred Grant marched from the Poto
mac westward against the Browns of
15,000 under General Franklin Bell
operating in the Shenandoah Valley.
They have pecipirated themselves up
on each other and cut each other up
fearfullv like the angels in Paradise
Lost, that annihilated each other
without the slightest damage.
i Up to date in this third battle' of
Bull Run. the Browns have held the
Blues at Kay. It is said that they em
ployed the same tactics which made
Stonewall Jackson successful and fam
ous. But Gen. Grant, -who is iu his
father's shoes, and possesses many of
his characteristics, may vet be able to
stem tlie tide, of war and claim a
technical victory. The visiting militia
'from the Northern States express
themselves as delighted with the cool
nights, and satisfied with the sleeping
and eating arrangements-
A STITCH IN TIME.
Tliis old" adage applies to diseao as
wll .is ti r?rs i.is nf Rvri-ili .
Elixir will arrest a cold or an attack
of I'ncnmoma or LaGnppe and pre -
vent their development. Keep a
bottle "of Rvdale's Elixir in the houso.
the "stitch" can be taken
in
time." Chas. Fetzer.
SUFFERED MY
Two Robust Women Who Owe Their
and Usefulness to Pe - ru
III J ; -v !
Mrs. J. E. Finn.
MRS. J. E. FINN, 82 East High St.,
Buffalo, N., Y., writes :
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, O.:
Gentlemen: "A few years ago I had
to give up social life entirely, as my
health was completely broken down.
The doctor advised a complete change
and rest for a year. As this was out
of the question for a time, I began to
look around for other means of restor
ing my health.
7 had often heard of Peruna as an
excellent tonic, so I bought a bottle to
see what It would do for me, and It
certainly took hold of my system and
rejuvenated me, and In less than two
months I was In perfect health, and
now when I feel worn out or tired a
dose or two of Peruna Is all that I
need."- Mrs. J. IS. Finn.
Pelvic catarrh is a phrase coined by
Dr. Hartmsn, covering all that large
Clas of diseases that used to be known
STATE NORMAL OPENS SEPT. rJX
President Charles D. Molvpr. nf th
gtate Normal au1 illllUstrial College.
in an interview to-daj- said :
4 'The State Normal will begin its
thirteenth year on the 2Uth of this
month. Its enrollment last year was
537 and the enrollment this 3ear will
exceed that number. The new dormi
tory is now nearing completion and
the three other dorimtory buildings
: will accommodate 420 boarders. Forty
or ntty students will board in the
private homes near the collepe and
the local patronage is usually between
75 and 100.
"The faculty will be strengthened
this year by the return of Dr. Dixie
Lee Bryant, who has just returnwi
from her three-year leave of absence
in Germany with the degree of Ph.
D. won by a year's study at Ilcidel
burg, and two years study in the Va
varian university inErlangen.
"Prof. T. Gilbert Pearson, who
with an assistant, has had the senior
and freshman science work during Dr
Brvant's absence, will continue witl
the college, he and Dr. Bryant divi l
ing the work heretofore done by one
of them and an assistant.
"ut. Anna ai. uove. tor sieven
years resident physician and for the
pat two years engaged in general
practice at YonLers. N. Y., will re
turn as resident physician of the col
lege. A numlxrof former graduates will
return for such additional as is
necessary to secure the A. B. or S. B.
degree and among the btudents for
special work will t-? several graduates
of other instutious for women.
4,A youngw oraaa who graduates in
course I. or IV. can ) nd an addition
al vtar at the Normal College and
take Iter degrt-e or !:e can u:r t!.e
; Universitv of North Carolina and in
one year earn the dejrree.
Application for a dmisjdon to the
collfjre have come from PennsylTania,
YEARS
WITH A
COMPLICATION
or
Ruth
Emerson
as lemaie weakness. Ti lower port in l
of the aUlomen I ralhtl by anatoiit
the jxdvi. Tin crran crr.t-.!nc in
this j-rtion .f tho t-nlvar l.n..-.n r
thip. lvi.c rira-. T!i-f art e-v-ri-f
thci i, vtrv ut dual' an I v rv u?j.s,-n.,
catarrh, i'cw uvLiui i:i"pc tuurciy
South Carolina, Florida ? Mai a ua.
mt as a Large numUT , Caro-:
ina applicant could s admit-
ted, it has been nece.s.. .i exclude
all applicants from otl er Statea."
Greensboro Record.
WHISKEY MEDICINES.
The temperance press is emphasizing
the danger to the home in the ujm? of
"medicines" which are loaded with
whiskey or alcohol. In thin repfct.
as well as in their remarkable charact-
er of their en res, Dr. Pieree'i medi-
si " ---7 v If J I
T V. . VT ""w"'giTe SS jounda of txlr floor ant !
Dr.' Pierce's Golden Medical Diacovery ...
and "Favorite Presrciption" contain nnd of Wn TU- "
no alcohol, whiskey or other intoxi-
cant, and are equaly free from opium,
cocaine and other narcotics. Every
...... . . w
sle s Common fcen.rt .Meiical Alvi'-'r,
pent absolutely free, on receipt of
stamps to pay expend of mailing only.
Send 21 one-cent ptamps for the Uiok
in plain iper covers, or 31 tampa for
cloth tinding. Addres Dr. R. V.
Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y".
THE WINSTON FAIR.
A lettter from Wimdon telU na tUt
the jic-ople there ar making xU-oiTe
preparations for the Big Fair, which
ojvn Oct. 4.
Winston has the reputation of doing
things on a big -cale, and if rejort
an- true
this year
theV will OUtdo them 1t
Th raanagfm-nt la " r r 1 twi
bands of music, and arraii-l br
of the ma-t f-ntertaining fn- attrac-.
tions ever n--n in 1 1 Suth. Tif
Midwav this var w ill c;t r arr .f 1
ground. Th- cuuntry j-.i h' ar-jfjf "- r ;t r; ' :-"' ? ?' i'-"1"
t'iorjugbly mt-rf.-t-l. anl w;ll oairoiJowr a !ttr tcrt.-.-t tl u an
the gocnl ty t.'i u.ocan :. r.xcur-.
sion rat on all ma I Th usnji
men of the city are arraninc for a
M?rie of danc-a ani reot ; tion. All
wIm) can do nhcull atunl the R.g
Winston Fair.
FEMALE DISEASES.
Restored Health
- na.
Thankful Uomcsn Wtio
riac Gcen Cured by
Dr. Ilartman's ! rec
Treatment.
MU Rath Utr.tn, '2 brr
mor Su. r.affKl . N. r ju" :
"I turftrcd for tmo yrjrt .r
trrtzvtsr and palntul mecttms
tfoo, sod Ptruam currd mr A
la tlx ttkt. I MB!ct tell ) eu
bow grateful I tecL A ny rr rxj
which btinrt txitih snj Uttgx
to the mttlkteiS I s!m sj m ntl
com friend, and t-fjy
market It to filled It h uvtie
and tnjariovt medUlnet thtt it
ha picture to know it $o rc..
blc a remedy at ou r-c Uftrt
the pobllc"
Mitt Ruti Cmeron.
caurrh of i!m n:r.: W'l. 1
difference m tde!;l,ttirv n ill
la re.::iy Jike. p.
runtd not trpre
theo co !v tTr.-
rtrjjy raltlc tlr. ;
frame ympl'.m. lu:
by a rrni'ii &1 of iu
ran 'ufy
tr at:-i"t.t !oe :
Urcc tnu:iltud ft
women rprn:ti!4y
going freta d u r t
dtr totrohf l J
trrairamt, ith list!
or no reu!u
In Peruna t h
women r.nd a p tu.Tj i
and iermantit rut.
ImlUO'-n vf !'e-r l.
Pi run a La ctr? f :
be rsnlJ a it,
grratrl remvjy f r
catarrh la th ui!i.
At Crl sora;elIt ..ri
trlci Wderjy thl atd
ln1ted that their
remedies win jut
pool. This wsji fouai
to bvlmpoatlble.t-w
rrcr, ari bow Ixlta
tiozit ir pnr.sfB
up every Ke.
To ueceifnlly
pa!m oft as !rn!at:o
or i rrura o ir a
hurt time 1 ur i$
t a ni' jT.akini
tej.r iu: r. "je
whi ha rtir i.irn
. p run a ran ! f ! I
cm t;e loiiiaiion. r' w -i
idrazzUt fju!d e'.lr.ei f tlrt. l!r
pr-ha r b'-n'd l U ryr ' :V.y .,-
lpakave ..f Peruna I - i " re
that l t-Mtiu-r .n!v r vff a
.d !r- Ir. lUrimn. If. i tt ..f
Tbc lUrtn.aa Saa:ta4;uu.Cw:-u.U;,U
TO OUR FRIENDS AND P.TRN,
. We want to v that we lt. tn
trrindlny vner rh. at dr.r-.r : ff. iA
. r - - r . - - - - . -
.crop vara and found it l ard to give
ati?acion on account of the quality
of the wheat, hut we haTe a fine
quality of wheat th yxr, and f
guarantee perfect Kativfactton for Tery
buhe I of wheat ground at our rail!
that 0 junda or we will
pay ft. 00 jwr buh I for It. We weigh
CTerr bushtl of wheat w grind, and
( farmer hear la Ulf zM la
mcanriDg Ida wheat and I rsnt it to
n, jt Wr!;! f.j jCnd. to the
,nnei. te C ur and I ran ozt of
,
th Jtorl Ste P,an K of wl.at.
" nv ai he do. tle i x-cn la. We
don't do like t.'.a ta.Il, U;a
to
r::jroV I,::,'; ::, r:
! don't do it either, ur.b they late!
'ovrr V trj-sii la of vLit l. fh- 1
! ' 1
. . . . . .-:.t. v 1 .
l" ",u' "ri .,"-r '
t fore yoa carry it to tVr r.iM ul
wt ish it wlien yea Irmg jt to r, arsl
! you will vi ber u pt tb -.t r-
clt.
If a miller I. a f.rdy p-
;r.
t - at Vj x, t nf 1 t rr'w
take oct
' r 4
juun ! f f iur t t!
, j,.at.b. jrir. . v-.i .. 1
to ! man tf.at c t 1 1) - n .11 a a 1 1
ott. r.
Tlaakmg cn f. r :at fatf r.e
U rrrr-aic.
R' ;-tf cl!r '.-.-a.
J. II. WALKER A. Hi
iIUi t.Till, N. C . Ac?. 2. :'4
UN THE WING
5;i. la. IfkH.
Eiitor Weekly vI aa irtia ott ea
ray t.oal Fitr f4! Ut $
tootly pt!!!. rem tu r-xt
lerv tt t.aa ia! a rUv. It da'l
now l) roc&trr wilt 1
to ta trr4 ror rrt it fna lb VTei
era taarketa. Tlt U la Lie fam!r.
ToUcro la tMa Mglt Labi Mnic l
tea CKwtly rat aal cxrl Tt ntrr
ar rl aal lSer will a & 14 of
ota art lAif tU w).er
they bae rr& cp aal I wa
prr;rati ia fcr Ut. Tle ir-iatry
e-ema to t UJfl.letolfcf la xi Ikp
that farascf will U a btt pr iu.l
fauDf tia tt ta Ua tt eral
Jrara
There i rjoife a aefi. rirdeT
cm. Ja the t. rtJ-ra jaft.fOnrx
r oaty a Ut Kriiay titbit Tl
trtira!ara. far a I c tMlara
tl.iru. ar a fu'lowa: It a;-;r tluit
Tora llara-r'a wife atl J, N. Ilartr.
!r !at)er-in lar. t1 t.a.4 mtu tt . m
an the wl.ipl f.rr; le r.re rst
wartaat ariat i.izt. a:l iVjty
.l.ersff J- Nifhi U ett la amt J.
N. Harner. H rri.vl arttt aat
NirhoU fit an! rl a Mr. Prt la
ai l Ida. tn ilir retera tly total
HaiXer In Ibe f1i; Hi'.l rrUtet
TTM U wbra Nf ! '. atUtc;4isl i
rrt biro HartM-r l.ita 1! r tU
th- makfle of the lfi arts. -ticg
tb- main artery. Mr, A. J, Tith-y
and two otbrr tiea t a Ni! U 1 a m
to rirry bin Ube. t.t !
di! b-fore rf!inc there, ( at r.e r U
yet at larr. He i - a ery
t:nrrrt.o man. in IKC l iiarl a
Mr. lsrn CUymn to ieatli. an! I
learl t)iat ! 1. wlea le rtt
to !.t hrf!J Nifh tUt !- 1 a.1
kllbi one axaa anl !e as
Other.
Tt abnr laformatia waa f lira
roe ly Mr. A. J.Tlllej aa1 I am aatii
fied it it correct.
!le;wrtfc!lr.
U. II. HARDY.
At Roxboro A re;rsrt Un aajf
that Haraer tuia Iwea irmtfl. IL
HOW Tt P1XTURK A VIGOROUS
RODY AND Ml?D.
Hltb .f !r Jt an1 ola14epral w
mi tl- Ualth 'of U iU&wlt. Th
train, ll-e t rw-rt- ih iKa-.
in f acf.etery r?jran c f 1
o;n ile I'rfTrli fcr ttirjiM. TJ
t't:a !. w rr fo dirt at1 aM.asi
late fi twZTv tl trtrlh o(
!! an 1 rutb 1. ( n ir- bin t!
r nu in trtf t! an 1 f Riale
M.?uar!j Tal ill !!p . v ff
-sr tr-it !e T1 intsre t-fi 4
i ,f'' :j it n at t i?-w
;-? b-.!, f nl tt .M U.
M 'ii.vh Tl!i.i.rr !U MfH
j fVfri Jt'Jr',?' 7alli.
l 'u. !t cf re
lit- .!;t. : I .
J !. trial
taniu a Ir4 ta Iwun lxt
Wachovia Loan & Tiust Co
11
Of:
Winston, - - N. C.
la adiitioa to dot r e i
general Risking and hav
iz Bua":r.fM. t!vo act x
Trustee, Guardian of
Orphan Children and Ad-
rhinistrators of Estates.
It caic a SpexUl Rci
ct cf thia lice of nctk,
! with an tx;Ticr.ce of
c'.ctctj 5 car, a tLcrrocjjh
kr.oIc-Jr;c cf the CzV.rt
incilcst to tbc Ur.ll.rj cf
ota'.r. ar. 1 the aW,;ctc
irnrnur.ity frtn lo-a wL;;b
: gna'antcT! ! y :t
Large Capital.
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