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Black. , - , . , , . ..selling and banking in bouth Amer- Madero. the successful rebel leader . " , . , ica and the Orient, other nations get in Mexico, who will probully be the,the ,rade whil(, our u lie on ,,, real "ruler" of the republic, has re fused an offer of Wall Street interests t pay the txpenaes of the revolution in return for concession. Madera aaid to them : "I represent the Mexican people and the revolution was started be cause the people v.ere cheated of their rights by specially privileged monop olies. - American monopolies that get into the Madero band waon will pay tba people for what they get from the regime coming into power. The day of special privileges is over. Chicago, New York and Cincinnati capitalists approved my action in the revolu tion.". ' It is only the poor man who pays taxes in Mexico. -The man who owns 10,000 acres escapes taxation, but the liylft fellow who has only 100 acres is ground to the earth by excessive tax ation. An overwhelming majority of Americans favor the election of Uni - ted States Senators by direct popular vote. The Legislatures of most of the States have declared for ii by formal resolution. Time and again the House of Representatives baa passed the res olntion for a constitutional amend- : nent providing for 'this reform. A majority of the Senatr.ri themselves Toted in favor of it only three months 1 ago, and it lacked but a few votes of the necessary rwo-thirds. It is bound to eome. Evidence accumulates that Mr. E. J. v . - - a n i i . v - i T 1 - uouee, oi vreenBooro, yiicueu wuugo Clark overboard to find oat how deep , the Progressive water is . in North 'Carolina.'' He ia thinking of trying it himself -when Senator Overman's term draws near an end. Newton En , terprise. .jiy 'X:-.v ; And bo might as well butt his bead f molish it as to expect to dislodge Sen- ator 'Overman from bis position. The Senator, ia, without doubt, tba most popular man in North Carolina. . , .It ia amusing to bear each of the - candidates for United States Senator i say be will make no attack on any of bis opponents in the race. Before the campaign i half over the for will be flying in every direction. Age of the Earth Pot at 400,000,000 Chicago Dispatch. v -Four hundred million years'was sir- on as the age of the earth today in lecture by Prof. Thomas C Cnamber lin, head of the department of geology at the University of Chicago. His statement which placed the date of formation, ox the planet at time 300X100.000 years previous to that computed by physicists, is baaed on a new computation involving a study or rail inactivity, .. :--,".-r- ' "The rate of the dUsociaiion of 0"nium rock cotttaining radium;' r 1 the professor, "shows ns eonolo ; ' r that the earth is at least 400,-' ( i yars old. This estimate is t 'y more acurate than that . !: ' ts."..-'.,. s far J.b IV BaliiajOce ea, ' Cotton BuufKlini ia the Sval k ku b developed Urjrlj hjr ti small null huill. by local capital aud run ey local MUW, There art eaadreda of sura Bulla ia the Caroli na, Georgia and oltut State. Ia r eotit yar sjaeh Northern eapital ku! heea invested aad imaiea rartorW eae Wan built at favorable point. With aotioa at.aa ahoenaall high priee and jara amJ elothes a "Jruj ia tba -market," tee maaaractutr have suffered eertrely for aome time peat ; and the aatall mill, ia aaany ia. ataaee, hare aaffered aor thaa the large oars, hecaase they are aot M welt prepared ta meet aid vara condi tion. Many of tbarn paid big divi deoda aa they vera earned ia pros peroua year, and failed to provide emergency fundi to lida over bad per iods or pay for new machinery A a eonsequenee, not a few And themselves in a trying situation. DepsVaniurJ has disclosed serious weaknesses, lurh the folly of de pending entirely on the home market and on brokers and on agents to ell the product. Nearly all the smaller milU sell their yarns and cloth through i some commission house and fail to I get the advantage of rloee contact with the jobber, retailer or consumer. When the coromision men cannot sell the goods, they pile them tip in the warehouses. At the same time our cotton is being sent to England, to Uermany, to France and Belgium, there to be made into cloths and ship ped, at a large profit, to South Amer ica, io China, to Australia, which are nearer the American coton fields than they are to Eurpoe. These markets are open to the American manufactur er as they are to all the rest of the world. We have many advantages over the other countries, and yet, be cause we have no efficient svstem of shelves. Perhaps it is the necessity of com bining to control the sale of goods and thi,l new markers that has inspir ed the recent movement toward con solidating in coton manufacturing in the South. Some thirty mill owners met at Charlotte a few days ago to consider a proposal to consolidate their mills, which comprise about 400, 000 spindles, and to form a corpora tion with $25,000,000 capital, $10, 000,000 in bonds to be issued the com bination eventually to compromise 1, 000,000 spindles, mostly in Norrh Car olina yarn mills. The Parker Cotton J Mills Company was recently formed with a capital of $10,000,000, compris ing large mills at Columbia, flreers, Greenville and other points in South Carolina. It is reported that the Pel zer and allies properties will be mer ged into one big company. The Wood side Company is being formed at Greenville with $:l,000,000. These are only a few of the large companies pro posed, but they are enough to show the strong tendency toward combin ation. Joseph K. Ohl, in a cablegram from Peking, states that James By)nke and capitalists of the' American Tobacco Company have begun an organised campaign for the selling of American cotton goods in China, eliminating the middle man and selling direct to the uninese mercnants. ims is an im portant departure for the Dukes are now the largest eotton manufacturers in the South, and doubtless in seeking an outlet in the Orient for the product point ibe way to other Southern man. nfacturers who will reach out for for eign markets. Co-operation will en- able them to establish agencies in for eign countries that no single factory could maintain. Local TIrm Will Continue Valuabl Agency. Marsh's Drug Store of this city have just dosed a deal whereby they will continue to be agents for ZEMO the well known remedy for Ecema. Dandruff, and all diseases of the akia and scalp. The extraordinary leap that this clean liquid external treatment for akin affections has made into public favor in the last few years proves its wonderful curative properties - and makes it indeed a valuable addition to tbo fine stock of remedial agents ear ned by Marah'a Drag Store. They have a limited supply of sam ples. One of which will bo given free to any abn sufferer who wishes-to teat the merit of the medicine. A ooklet "How To Preserve The Skin. will also be given to those interested Twenty thousand troops sent to Texas to settle a Mexican war in New York. 1 Do Ton Hav the Eight Kind of Help Foley Kidney Pills furnish the right kind of help to neutralise and remove the poisons that eaoso headache back ache, nervoosnes, and other kidney and bladder troubles. M. L. Marsh's Drug Store, - . f , ". "i ' bometimee even scientists . are of use. 7 That one, for instance, who pro claiming thai women would be better off if they did not wear batW ' Foley Kidney Pills are a true med icine. They are healing, strengthen ing, antiseptic and tonie. They art anii Uy., Sold by M. L, Marsh, drnr-'-t. , ... r... aw ..is I. ,Lt liu:.i DC Second CuirtftffFor May 23; 1911. - THE . WTERNAT1CNAL-: SETJZi Oar axOda text a ad to ceo tut. watch taile of a date whsa aattoaa shall isara war no saore, la fomad etss la laa. 0. 1-4. The aaBM-aiortoaa aa saraaca, Is toend la Fa. alvt, 9."Ha maketa wars to cease mate the end of the earth." It Is written la a differ ent torn la Isa. -xxxil. 1 IT. A ktng shaU relga la righteousness, and the work of rightsoaaaees shall be pear." la Pa. Ixxtt. 11, we read that "all kings ahaB fait dowa tMfore Blm) all nation shall serve Him.1 la Bev. at. 1ft, we are told of the time warn "the kingdom of thai world shall have becoate the klngdoa of ear Lord and of Hie Chrtat" It wooM be well If tearhere and scholar would search oat the many passage which tU of thia kingdom of peace ea earth when the Lord shall come la His glory and occupy the throne of David at Jarnaaiem, rating ta the amidst of Is rael, aad also ae King of kings aad Lord of lords-King ever all the earth. I will suggest a few paasagss which will lead to many more If any eae la willing to search: laa. U, , T; Lake I, 81, 82; Zeph. Ill, 14, 10; Zach. xlv, ; Jer. ill, 17; Dan-vtL 27; Back. xlilLt. Not by the armies of the nation, aor by peace conferences, aor by the anarch, nor by missions, shall this be Hooght about; nor In this present sge of the world' btstory, bat only by Him concerning whom It Is written, "I will overturn, overtara, overturn It until He come whose right It la, and I will girt It Him" (Bsek. xxL 17). Not by any nation now existing aa such on the face of the earth will He bring peace on earth, bat by Israel, soon to be restored aad recognised as a nation and to be converted as a na tion when they shall see Him coming In glory and ahall receive Him a their Messiah. Isalah'e message had spe cial reference to Judah and Jerusa lem, Mtcah'e to Samaria aad Jerusa lem (laa. L 1; Ulc. 1,1). The word Israel, Zion, Jerusalem, most always be taken In their plain lit eral sense unless there at some quali fying phrase or adjective Indicating differently. The Zlon and Jerusalem of ilk. w, 12, are the same aa the Zlon of Mlc. tv. 7. It baa been over thrown many tlmea; it shall as truly and ttterally bscoca tn throne ( the Lord, which He ahall build up whoa He comes In His glory (Pa. dL 16). In those day when the glory of the Lord ahall be aeen In Israel nations shall flow to her aa literally as the queen of Bbeba and the kings of the earth came to Solomon, or as the wise men from the east brought their tress-; area to the king of the Jews when He was bat a babe la Bethlehem (IT Chroa. Ix, 0,22-24). According to atic , x, tt waa predicted that He would bo bora ta Bethlehem, and He waa. The same verso aaya that He would rule ta Is rael, and though He haa never yet done so He will Just as traly and lit erally as He waa bora la Bethlehem, From Jerusalem Hla word has goo forth Into all the world to gather oat from all the nations a people for His name. His body, the church, to reign with Him when He ahall coma la Hla glory, bnt that was not revealed tn Old Testament tlmea nor until after He had come In humiliation proclaim ing a kingdom at hand' which sever came because they killed the King, and thus postponed the kingdom till He ahall come again, for tbo heavens have received Him nnttt the times of restoration of all things which God hath spoken by the month of all His holy prophets afD.ce the-world began (Acts UL 20, 21). Then ahall (Mlc vU, 20) be fulfilled, "Thoa wilt perform the troth to Jacob, and the mercy to Abraham, which Thoa heat sworn ante oar fathers from the days of old." Some nation are against Israel to this day, - but they know not the thoughts of the Lord, neither nndsr- 1 they His counsel, and do aot know that a time Is coming whoa their gain and their substance shall be con secrated onto the Lord of the whole earth, who will tben be ruler la Israel. Bee verse 11 to IS of our lesson chan ter and all of laa. Ix: Whoa thai great peace shall have come oa earth aooa ahall make Israel afraid any i (versa 4); they shall aot sea evU any more (Zepb. III. 15). : -"" ' As we consider the thoneaads still belBg driven from their homes tar Boe sia let ns pray more earaeatly for the fulfillment of Isa. IxM, 1-7. A great war moat come before there can be this good time of war no more, for tt Is His determination to gather the nation to pour upon them Hla India nation becaose of their 'treatment of Hi people Israel. , ,: ' , He ahall emits the earth"wlth the rod of His month and with the breath of Hla Hps shall He slay the wicked (laa. xt 4). - At Hla coming la glory with alt His saints shall this be, aad then shall the last veraes of oar son be fulfilled, "The Lord shall reign over tbem In ktount Zloa from hence forth, even forever, tb king dom shall corns to the daughter of Zlon." Thia Is more fully described tn Bev. xlx. 11-10, and It Is utterly less to expect peace on earth, a lasting peace,. until "this man elmU be U peace" and be great onto tb en s of th earth, ruling la Inrt t e . .b ly cuntar of Cla w.-;.. C . Teat at ttw I una, Mta. Iv, 1 g at uy Vareae, t I Tsx Mi. . r I Csa aaaaif fiapaiad ay Is O. la. ssrw. . III saaiiii' aw fcCWldren Wunderboec axe mado to withstand hard ; knocks and hard wear. They are knitted.of the ttaunchest and finest ' wearing grade of i yarn known to hosiery " " making.' ' T'f't Let tha children romp and play ta their hearts' content. : See how much better their , stockings fit look and wear. W stand icsponsiblq for J Wunderhoee. . Aa investment of on dol lar for a box of four pairs , carries with it our guarantee of four months' servico. If holes appear in toe, beet or( sole within (his specified time, we will gladly furnish new WUNDERHOSE free, f Children's Wunderhose In all sizes of black or taa, one ' ' dollar per box, ; For. father, Drotaer ; and ' snofberi too. One dollar per I box of four pairs. ' ' - White Morrison - Flowe Company. WniSUBBt tisaiUl Mia flhlui BUad. IHsadlue asi luhin Piil I, .h. aorbs th tnatota, allsys Itching- at once, mm pouiuce, givM instant nuef. Williams' Indiaa PH. (XntiMnt tm m. Pn4 tor Pi lea aad Itching o( th private Sold by Davit Drag Oevpaay. . DENTISTRY I am now in the aforris building, ever the Uaharru savings Bank. Uat ear Psaay Column ft pay. Connelly Springs, N. 0. . ' Whsv health IsMf sa mrr i Ob the main tins of the Bouth.rn w,i7i mm suwaiais os w djui ThorouaThlp caoesra la all It appointments. Rooms with Vary heat culaina, tabl supplied with T.nnla, Bowling, Danclnr. Orchestra of th very flncst musicians Mineral water apsoine far drPpsla sad all optha th awrvsa, builds up rea tuHK iniarniauoa eiaoir surnisnwi oa sppiicsiisa . . ; .,s Special raasa to famlljsa and partlsa. v - , , , ' Connelly Mineral Sprlnaa Co. BHBT TAJTSTomT, IssHtsjy : - Ossmslls- Sir , ITstth OeMltaa. . n" Prtaga Water shipped : the year 'roaao Ito par gallon, sr. m tw, vvmsiviiy ai aaaiaa, - -. , I UlaiCilUV i If you had a telephone on vour Farm a con- ; 1 - venation like this would save you a long and prob ably useless trip: : ?eD ' Is.thia the depot (or express) Agents "T1..3 i3 Mr. Johnson on Rural Route No. 5. Is there try freight for me today?' -. -- ' N5, ithasntcomeyeL" v ' ' " Tl-r.ks.:;' I - will call you tomorrow' If yea want to know how to have a tt!e- phone on your Farmrat small cost; write forur treebccLLt Address ra 11 e Cryarl-nEl 15 Jiiit' Eecuiiu For Summer Wear ' - ", " "' . ' Mousseline Bordurc with beautiful Floral Border at ' 25 cents. 5 r Norelty Foulard Champane ground with different dots and figures at n 25 cents.-. Near Silk Foulard; look likd silk and wears better, priced 15 cents New CIunyLace and New inserting at ; ;M ; t; ; 1 " - 10c, 15 2(k, and 25c, '' ..-.'-' ; f a,. . Flo'uncings at , ! 50c, 75c and $1.00. Baby Irish Lace; and Insert- ings.at . i v 1 :. 15c, 20c and 25c., DR. JS. LAFFERTY Bar, If os .nil TKma VI . Una Ala Offlcs In th. Morris btldlnr. Room n is ovsr uwTin asvugs uana. Offlcs hours: Italia aa, aa4 Dn.T.n.sFs:32n . YETKT.T1TA KTATff v Offlce-Over , Marsh's png Store, , 'Fhone 118. I Residence.- SL Cloud BotaL : Railway, midway bMween Ahvtll aad maars, nwlv. I. K. t K bast eountrr product. , . forms of stomach and kidney dlia.. It dowa aratsm. Rssidant phyalcaaa la ho. . .y . . .iirvst "': ,...3 . , . - W VL., , v . r- - - ; prices TAr.c-Ti'' I,:: r c :.'ut$ t.z.i fr, t--"- e tba Ic : 1 Cv,-.r ' "y Lave s.lr.one-4 ttkU. I i ''' ta tl..o "rouU t.-i ilv-cs, sii l;c;j sxo cow t.U u " . . . ' - ... .-.IV." "T . aieafTTraan Good for "; '' "' - - IN ; Pareoto Hame....l,U. ,; g ea spvas v vuuuawu assassaaaasaj That u What is Going to : Wia iii That V- r Greatctt of All , BABY CONTEST , : OF THE i ; . . '' l. K,: : :: ,. ." "I' .... . - t- ..;.'. . .....vi. ' , 1 .i ''..I. ', '-! '. . t " V J I Vctz ca Every DzV.zx Turr.S ia u? to . J " I r SilZ-y rCcht 'ViU Ccust for ' 4 1 K - '. - ,: ; , - - ... i A ; "1 if "....! tit!. ;t: t" t f U -'f 'c- ?ca - .,,.. . . - . - j e - . . J sEefce,0 ii. W O ataTWeaV 00. a (laa also the tmc3 a2owac fur Kt& Mi shoes frora the Regal Factories oa to your feet, ' - - - The price of each pair ol I abore by 4 certified '' public ac ."' - constants, .: 1 ' tamped t the nolo . ; " factory. , . .....- . ' Prices taoca from '- 0335 13 CCS aVXafW O lie Vote THE ;V V, THE 'I. -.fi7r."" imi m i v. - K f J mi V )
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