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it ""WllSTER'S WEEKLY. . 'TEE WEALTH OF THE MIND IS THE ONLY TRUE WEALTH." "" ie it )- of 311 IKS u. OS m rt" fi.v the ind rhe rcet in he e to 0 be ( The I ckle for eved ts 10 ouu ami now thir- stern r tha1 grow f it rtaiD" way f tbe that rcrio ock of Mi3 it lb rather ern ie tram mo CO" i ilxf. rcc ere, ritn unable her VOL. XXXIII. i. B. WEBSTER, Editor and Prop r. REIDSVILLE, N. 0., SEPTEMBER 7, 1905. SUBSCRIPTIOI OIE WlUR 1 TEIR. 1: ic to The h They n rf i 1 know Come to i o! tb Mich a. little' way to lue to that strange couritrv. tie Beyond," not strange, for it has grown be ome of those of whom I am fond; " ake it heem familiar and most ir. rrying friends bring distant .'ifi near. ii , that when my sight is tj k I almost see the gleaming 1 feel that those who have ,ne from here. iip;ir enough sometimes to . i i iidi niv nauu. think, but for our veiled NO. 3G ten ? Ki ll i le m no WhH i To rlmT Ai. love jr ffjould titid heaven right round out u lies. t iiutke jc seem a day to dread. ...... i. :.. .1 . u t .i . ii i ;roin in is near wunu l Euan o'lrny out t K-ur country of the dead. i in the loxt ones so long rt itinul about. tii' world, yet I shall love to o e f the friends who wait for ii in l Know. . t;md about a bier and see 4 1 . 1 . . t-eai oi ueain on gome well oveil face, int 1 think one more to wel coiue me . len I t-hall cross the intervening een this land and that one over there; , more to make the strange Be voikI seem fair. iud m for me death, Aii'i so the grave - has lost its victo but crowing with bated breath Aid white set face, a little strip of sea, '.'. lo tind tlie loved ones waiting on t lie shore. Hori- t-eiun if til, more precious than before r - Klla Wheeler Wilcox. UUK SCHOOLS OPEN CIOUSLY. The Reidevilie Public Schools open ea last Monday with the lareest enrollment in their history. Six hundred children will be enrolled be fore the close of the yiar. The high school department fe fuller than ever befoie The tenth grade has doubled in numbers in the last two yejrs. Reidsville may well congratulate itself upon having euch a large num ber of children in school., There are no Surer marks of genuine progress in a cc mmunity than well filled pub lic school-?. Thero is only one change in the faculty. Mis Emma Shame of Greensbcro succeeds Miss Rohr. Miss Sharpe 13 a full groduate of tho Normal' College and is highly recommended by the faculty of that institution. lu'l in jeVer The But tl VI there is no sting in ATTACKED BY A MOB jver1 Ami beaten, in a labor riot, until 1 with sores, a Chicago street omhu-tor ati)lied Bucklen's Ar Salve, and was soon sound and if l. "I use it in mv faniilv writes Welch, of Tekonsha, Mich.. tml ii perfect." Simply great ts ami burn. Onlv 25e at W. eu and 1j. L. Sann's firm - O J aril T CU v AH SIGNING OF THE TREATY- On I'd jrtsmouth, N. H., Sept. 5. The ty of eace between Russia and m was signed by the representai of the two empires at 3 27 d. m. the instant of the consummation the great historical act a saMite fired at the United States navy- oakittery Point. . Witte. accompanied by Baron Rosen-and Mr. Plancon. left the pl for i e cavy.yard at 5 30 p. m nn. which had been falling in nts for half an hour previous to ' time, suddenly ceased, and the J. hieh had not been visible for ,rpehvn. shone fr.rth 'fl Konnir.l Minister TntfihirA r. lVnnin. the lecal adviser Jitp-mese envoys, kft at 5 48 43 automible for the navv-vard. v.c- Kieu uy ine guesis 01 Me! Riuhered on the veranda to rli.., .1 t:-1 LrH'. Potter, of New York, was utre number. 7"" K.-mura. pointing at the ; SUM kiniil;.,..!..: .T I -'uuiiiiy: It 13 a goou lor t. wrt Oo Monday morning the Reidsville Seminary had an auspicious opening in its beautiful new building. The auditorium wa rilled with patrons. friends and pupils, who were enter tained with a delightful program. The devotional exercises were CDn- ducted by Dr. L. VV Crawford, and both the scripture selection and the earnest prayer emphasized the im portance of christian education. The musical numbers rendered by Miss Virginia Grayson .were proof of the fact that she is an accomplished musician. Her technique is most excellent, and her sympathetic touch gives evidence of music in the heart as well as in the hand. Mids Annie McKinnejr rendered a vecal selection to the delight of her former pupils and of the entire audi ence. With her beautiful recitations Miss S. Jem Carter captured everybody, both old and young. Her grace of attitude and movement, her per fectly trained voice, her harmonious expression of thought and sentiment, revealed rare native talent and the highest degree of culture in her beautiful art. Next on the program was an earn est and impressive address by Prof Hayes. He spoke to parents and teachers and pupils of the delicate relations they sustained to each other, and urged sympathetic co- operation in the great work of pre paring young people for harmonious adjustment to their relations with nature, with humanity, and with God. Many parents spoke very appreciatively of this addreee. After some general announce d: C l The announcement of the death of John Dillard Spencer, which occur red at the John Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, yesterday morning at 7.25, after a trying illness of several weeks, has caused a feeling of pro found and genuine sorrow .to pervade this city and community, where the deceased had many friends in every walk of life and where his worth as a citizen and frier d is known and ap preciated, and a like sadness will ac company the tidings of his untimely death to friends and acquaintances throughout thi3 and othr States. Mr. Spencer was shot by a burglar in the home of his brother, Mr. J. H. Spencer, at Martinsville, on the night of July 2lt, and his death was the result of the injuries then sustained. The day after the tragic occurrence 1 he was 1 brought to the General Hospital here. The wound, through known to be serious, was not regard ed as fatal. Hia progress towards recovery was apparently sd favorable- that after two weeks he was taken to his home, where soon more serious symptons began to develop and he was carried to John Hopkins Hospital for treatment. After being there for nearly a week it was found that an abscess had formed on tha vertebra of his neck, caused by the bullet making a bruise or alierht fracture of the neck -bone. A most heroic operation was then resoi ted to and gave temporary relief, but fatal blood poison followed, and not with' stand the presence and services of the beat medical tkill and the slpendid constitution and superb courage, resolution and endurance of the pitient and the tender watchful ness of loving attendants, life could only be prolonged for a few days, and when the end came at his bed side were his devoted wife and his sister, Mrs Buchanan; sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Mra. W. V. Williamson and Mr W. W; Clark. Mrs. Spencer having accompanied her husband to Baltimore, where the others soon afterwards joined her. They will reach the city early tnis morning with the remains and the funeral services will be held at the home on Main street at 4 o'clock this afternoon. The interment will be in Green Hill cemetery. R?v. J. C, Hall, rector of the Church of Epi phany, of which church the deceased was a member, will conduct the services. ments, the formal program was con- rr Qnonr ,a 0,,; k c!uded, and the work of enrollment Mr3 Annie Clark Spence, and the ana organization was egun. Among following four small children; Wil- luo uuuuuu)8iuuug.n3 liam Clark Barbari Alien, Mary iroui bcverai wuuhw, tiuu mere 1 WaIW Anrl Annm fir.onr WOMEN SUFFER NEEDLESS MISERY. There arc hundreds of thousands of women In America suffering frop Female Diseases, endangering their lives by doing nothing. If they write to me I will give them the benefit of my extensive expc rience.S. B. Hartman, Al. D. ' 11 gratifying evidence of growth in the Seminary.' The Seminary building is .very attractive in appearance, and in its interior arrangements is a model of comfort and convenience. It is Lee, of Martinsville; equipment ior suc.cessiui scnooi work. And. best of all. there is a splendid faculty of capable and sue cessful teachers. no doubt that the view of tha great multitude of women suffering from some form of female disease and yet unable to find any care. Dr. Hartman, the renowned gene cologiat, has announced his willingness to direct tbe treatment of as zn&ny cases as make application to him daring the summer months without charge. The treatment will be conducted by correspondence. The medicines prescribed can be ob tained at all drag stores. The Doctor will oreszrib all medl clncs, applications, hygienic and dlet-1 ary regulations necessary to complete a cure. Furthermore, ell correspond' ence will be held strictly confidential, '.This offer will hold good only daring the summer months. Any woman can become & regular patient by sending a written statement of her age, condition of life, history and symptoms of her de rangements, and previous treatment. f ; Pe-ru-im Brought Health and Happiness. Miss Nellie South, late of Manchester, Eng., writes from 86 Prince Arthur St., Montreal, Can., as follows : " Peruna has made a wonderful change in my life. It has brought me health and happiness. "Since my seventeenth year I have had female complaint and irregularities. My general health suffered, I had pains In my back and lower limbs, my eyes w ere dlm and I became morose and un reasonable. Mother sought the advice of our family physician, who prescribed for me, but I grew no better. t then read of Peruna and procured a bottle. That one bottle was worth more than all the doctor's medicine 1 had taken previously. " I cannot express my gratitude. Pe runa has been a great blessing to me." Nellie South. Miss Jdna Moore, id Elm street, 12 of -fftlo, NfY., Secretary East End Literary Association, writes : I was a great sufferer from systemic catarrh, was extremely nervous, could not sleep, fainled easily, was very Irrita ble, had & cot fusion of the senses, and got up in the looming feeling more Ured than when I went to bed. f was very wretched, but unnn tulr. Ing Peruna I began to Improve, and . M mm aner using me meatctnc tour months, I felt like a nev woman and was com pletely cured. "Edna Moore. The principal remedy which Dr. riartman relies upon in curing catarrhal diseases of wojnen Is Pcnma. Hun dreds of women sufferers find Peruna a household necessity. TCTTISS Angelina Grotten.aos SU 1VX ltrt. Xtontrit. Ptn wtIIm "Hariri beard Peruna oraUed highly Induced me to try it for my cold, and pains in the groins with which I had been suffering for months. It took nearly three bot tles to core me, but I consider that was but a short time, as I have often taken doctors' prescriptions for months be fore I got relief." Angelina Grotton. Ai Is well known, Dr. Hartman is the President of the Hartman Sanitarium, an Institution which has a department devoted to the treatment of female dis eases. He is thus brought to se thousands of such cases every year, the most of whom re turn to their homes to be treated by correspond -ence. jit WMmir '. : f I yff! ' ) ! II It : I Woman's f X . v S I III are if -:- ... . mp'A I Catarrh ; :; )J: . U mi f- and for p;;v ?;1 - W :Ca,srrh V ' . V Mf j i . h i 2 r-n 1 -: ..; , . we Those wishing to should addrct-s Dr. C'o!ut3bu-. Ohio. iav on file thousands of Lmu monialsllka the ones give a hers. W can gire our readers only slight CllmrtftS Of th T&At imv est nn&nlUll4 1a endorsements w im ceiring. No other phytirian In U become patients world has reUed suoh a rolama of S. B. Hart man. 1 enthusiastic letters rf (inrt rv Hartnan for Peruna. JUDGE WARD ASSAULTED. The following brothers and sisters survive the deceased : Mr. D. W. Spencer, Mr. Geo. O Spencer, Mrs. 11. S. Buchanan and Mrs. R. G. Penn, all of Spencer, Va.; Mr. J H. Spencer and Mrs. W. G. Mrs. F. R Penn, of Reidsville, and Mrs. G. H. Janney, of Montgomery, Ala.Dan'. vilie Register, 7th. . . Are vou lacking in strength and 1 vigor? Are you weak? Are you in on bt on but now the medicine that ure rich blood U.fs Sarsaparilla. Your !C? r, grandmother, all vour i;45. vised it. They trusted jtorsaparilla "Their HnfAM i 4-0'n j vwiuia IIU51CU 11. ,r-M ' 14. A llV.it J ul y?wrsclf. There is H1 Nil IT T . There can be Seminary is entering upon an era of n : i. J 1- 0 wiU make.it a source of pride to The bleings of health and strength every citizen of Reidarille and a come to all who use Hollister's Rocky blessing to many generations or Mountain Tea. 5 cents. Fetzer & FEVER SPREADS COAST. CN GULF A VALUABLE MAN. New Orleans, 53 new cases. Patterson, 9 cases. Lake Providence, 3 cases. Terre Bonne Parish, 15 cases. St. Charles Parish, 10 cases. La Place, St. John. 7 new cases. Amelia, 8 new cases. Gulfport, Miss., 5 new cases. Mississippi City, 2 new cases. Vicksburg, Miss., 2 new cases. Pensacola, Fla., 4 new cases. Jackson. Miss.. Sept. 4. Yellow The report from Greensboro that Mr. Lee Battle, who was severely in jured on Saturday, U now considered out of danger, is gratifying to hun dreds of friends throughout the State, who recognize his worth both as a friend and a valuable citizen. It is owing to Mr. Battle's energy and progressive management that Greensboro has of Ute years made such strides towards becoming a real city in the best sense, and gome o' the most prominent institutions , . ' .. ' . me moss prominent lnsxuuiion ; fever is spreading eteadily along the teQdi cnd faava fQu gulf coast. Five new cases were re- . for J.C. At Bloodj ?f? Pently laxative. Sid tllIfimZ- ."ment-- No new cases a tho 6araapariHa.;Hand8bor0j Pearling " . : - " - - - , ea oy Mr. uatties eaorts. as a ported from Gulfport and two from d later as a Mississippi City tomght. The promoter of the. newest of Greens movai oi aii miniary guaras arounu : , fi iri,MM - Xfl. .1 i Iboros fire insurance companies, Mr luiracu u uu BatUe has exerted a wido influence owing 10 me prevaiance oi ...... . ... disease among soldiers, six of whom .re8piited throughout North nave oeen iniecieu. , Iniino Tht hAifa tK- Vicksbarx reports two new casos, I - n;Atkn. ww,Vk Kci,fr. makiccr a totl of seven under treat-1 - . t. No new cases are reported I on,y temporary is more man lortu- UriiaiWUCb UaiC iw1i u4A4 VkXJCl w. Judge George W. Ward, who presided over last week's Urm of T..1 a m-m xurnam up?rrr uourt, was es caulted n lat Saturday evening at hi3 boinhne houe on T)illard street, by ex-Mayor M. E. McCown. Mr. Vcfjown accost d tho Judge in regai d t thi sentence that was psss ei upon Allen Ua-kin. who was charged with gboting I. C. I'ay. Mr. McCow n staged to the Judge that he was an iinc'e of Mr D.iy. and asked if U s Honor could not increase the sentence of Haskins. Judge Ward tf.ld him that he had carefully considered the matter and could not I change the sentence, Mr. McCown is then said to have remarked that as a member of his family, he would ask that Haskins be turned loose and then the matter could be settled. Judge Ward then reminded Mr. McC- wn that he was talking to a Judge. After this, so it is claimed, Mr. McCown began to curse tbe judge. At this juncture. Judge Ward started to go into the boose. when he was struck by Mr. McCown. The force of the blow caused the judge to fall against tbe door facing. An ear was bruised and there was also a bruite on the bead. A bench warrant was issued.. Mr. McCown was placed under arrest The matter came tin before' Jurire D Ward, in the Superior Court room, about 9.50 o'clock Saturday night. Tbe sentence of the court was that tbe defendant should serve thirty days in the county jail and pay a fine of $200. Notice of appeal was aeted or, but the judge stated that no appeal would be granted, Dur ham Recorder. Later. An ai.-peal was allowed. The following is tbe finding of tbe Supreme Court In the matter: Raleigh, N. a, Sept. 6. The St Seed Wheat. I have for ale several hundred bushels of as fine Scd Wheat, ot bearded Fulcaster variety, as I ever taw. Said wheat is free of all impurities, and will be sold at $1.15 per Bushel. For further information call on or addess J.T. AMOS, Sept- 7, 1103. Reidsville, C. For Rent or Sale. I will rent terms tbe or sell on reasonable Piedmont Hotel. Poion el Ten at once. Said hotel Is centrally located, and has beer pat In Crit clss condition. Jt has thirty odd rooms, electric be'b electric lights, hot and cold water, well arranged bath room, etc, etc. For farther Information call on or address July 20, J. R. WEBSTER, TUldiTllle, X. C. This is to trlrm notfr tha Mr,t. Winchester, colored, has contracted witn me to woik a. rtrin UnK r,r time and that he has left my employ. menv wnnooi cause. AU persons arc hereby forbiden nnder tb of law aralt.st hiring or harbor in said Winchester or in any way aiding him In bis efforts to ecap from the discharge of his lejral obliratlons to iue. ion Aug. lyes GRANT WINCHESTER. . Reidsville. . C. Ac. , ivii. tsutu tor Tows preme Court today denied tbe appli cation of ex Mayor Moee McCown, of Durham, N. C, for a writ of habeas corpus, and ordered that he serve the term of thirty days to which he " iur curamg ana tin- j r;mtrm7 king J udge George W. Ward, of the try of 8aperior Court, because tha nAmTf7 refused to increase the sentence of a tc" Ter man who had killed his nephew. pr A goodly number of j-oung ladies and girls to work in our Overall Factory, over the Ac me Box Factory. De sirable surroundings, good cash wages and considerate treatment Hudson Overall Factory, neldMrfHe.N.C. College rr?APi? courses SstJTcaT sue lm.tSmmUSm. ft 0
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