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ROXBORO, JfORTH OAROLDfA, Wednesday Eyeniko, March 22, 1905.
0,lp Year i n Advance
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IMPORTANT CHANGES IN LAW,
TRYING TO PERSUADE CZAR.
We Give Below Some of the More J Russians Ministers Aro
T.nnrfflnt Ohanffes in the Laws e1
J. lii v "" o . bvtj
aactbd by the Last Legislature"'
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COL, CUNINGHAM PLEASED.
The following: are the more im
yortant changes in the law as made
hV tile tuu u uixiuiujiwu auu LliC
t pa-illative Committee
1 Where either husband or wife
has feloniously slain the oiher, the
guilty one shu be debarred from
nil rights in the personal estate
This applies to those guilty of man
slaughter whereas heietofore it ap-
plies only to cases or muaer.
2 An administrator can sue for
the recovery of personal proprei ty
fraudulently conveyed by the de
cedent in cii lifetime.
3- Where an attorney at law co1
lects money for client and the client
gets a judgment against him for his
fai'ure to account the judgment
shall be earned forward on the
docket and if it is not paid by . the
next term of court the judge may
disbar him from practicing.
4- 1 lie power or sale in a mort-
cannot be executed after ten
; from its maturity,
County officials hereafter give
( :U:iui bonds for their terms
".ct r.nd not annually as here
U6 that. Nnth. i
could be Lost bv PM I 18 eu Keceivea m ubarlotte by
tiationS anrt " " " la? MecKlenburg farmers Who
- r u vi it- , ii v iu t ill I rt
warned if Japan
Unreasonable.
Should Prove
gage
t.:
CI (
tnfr
6.
.tt
c-n
proving: a boi
' of administration must
within ter. years from
cr the intestate.
countv commissioner nn-
id is liable as surety if
by reasonable diligence he could
hnve found that the surety was in
solvent.
8 In actions against insurance
companies summons can be served
on the local agent as well as on the
Insurance Commissioner.
,9 In actions in magistrate's
courts against foreign corporations
summons can be addressed totHe
sheriff of the county where a pro
cess agent of said corporation is
located returnable in not less than
twenty and not more than forty
days
io Profane swearing in a justice's
court is punishable by a fine of $5
or imprisonment.
n It is now only necessary, in
order to remove a case from a jus
tice, to file affidavit that affiant
- & vu. icuu iu oeueve he is
unable to oqtain a fair trial."
12 Miieage books are redeema
ble at the price paid for them if as
much as fifty per cent, of same hs
been used.
13 No sheriff shall administer an
14. General bird and turkey law '
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St. Petersburg, March 20th.
Whi e Emperor Nicholas, whose
word is final, still declines to aban
don the proseoution of the war, and
cue government maintains itj? ability
wcommuetne conrlict, it can be
authoritatively stated that powerful
induences. including- several rF f Vi
. .
emperor s own Ministers, atp
strongly urging that the. time has
come to indicate to Taoan P
aesire ior peace on a rpanaW
basis. Should Japan then attempt
to impose too onerous conditions,
these influences arue that i
of the universal wish to see the
bloody conflict ended. Russia'
tion will be strengthened abroad by
the alineation of svmoathv frnm
Japan, and situation at home im.
proved when the nation is made to
understand that the EmDeror's '
cific proposals have been met with
impossible terms. The Minister of
War says
Russia has a task, fighting the
war against such adversaries, 6,000
miles from home, and I contend that
she can make a dignified peace
without glory but not v ilhout than Col. Cuningham, and who
nonor. hs the victor on land andja better tnends to the farmers.
Come to Hear Hira apeak.
Col. Tohn S. Cuninehar
ed himself as much pleased with bis j e will still have the exercises at the
commencement exercises at the cioae
or cne sohocl, but furtherrrore, we
visit to Dharlotte vesterdav w
S . -J.V.
met a number or the farmers of
Mecklenburg, and ceclared that the
farmers or Meckienbure- whn-aK
tended the meeting were a splended
noay ot men, and he appreciated
the close attention they gave to his
speech.
Col. vuningham had many call
ers to see him at the Manufacturers'
Cub, he has mauy friends in
Charlotte.
Mr.E. M. Victor, f Dinville.
and Mr. Charles N Evans; nf
Reidsville, old . friends from -hia
section of the State, Mere earlv
caliers; also Mr. Walter S.Xiddell,
General Thomas R. Robertson, Mr.
D. E- Allen. Caot. S. B. Alexander
Col. A. L. Smith and others.
Senator Duls. and Dr." Alexander
and Mr- Fieeman. who were in the
Legislature with Col. Cuningham,
attended the meeting: of the cotton
growers. During the last session
of tne last legislature, they were
warm friends of Col. Cuningham.
There is no man in the State who
takes more interest in his m-nr
MSI OPPORTUNITY
are very glad to say that our aiiaW m i VA A VIAA A'
teacher. Miss -Alii ?Y Hr To yourphotos taken
capable of carrying out. his Diana fnr AT "RnYPHPn :
commencement, and is doing so, and ' - ; I
The Holladay Studio,
as after June 17 ch I ill clow the"
Koxboro gallery indefinitiSLT."
close of the school the date of which
is sometime in Apul, - and will
probably be definitely announced in
-mis i ourier in a few weeks.
- uiessrs. Richmond Bros,, have
oougbt a saw mill, engine aud boiler
auu win operate it on ths site of
tneir flouring: mill.
There is not a great deal of RiMr-
neaa in and around Hurdle Mills , at
present.
. uiuDL. iiiiiiii iviunu.
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to all. a p i k TTn t
March 21, 1905.
J. M. Hendrix, of Ad van
A- ... . . .-
uouoiy, wniie on his way home with
a .ban el of still Minna woo
k .. ' VUJ, V u
You know me and I kuovrTbu-rahd
the kind of work I make the
WORK THAT ALWAYS ";
PLEASED YOU. So
got your family - ,
together and -
bring ' ' N
them in
before that
. time, as I will :
positively close
the gallery after that
date June 17th not just
FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS, 38
trom his wagon, breaking an arm and naa- been customary, but ikdefi-
IS
sea. Japan can afford to remember,
as I5ismarch did at the conclusion
of the Austro-Brnssian war,that two
countiis which must live through
the long, future a& neighbors may
need each other's friendship.
Japan may consider the time pro
pitious, on account of the situaton
in European
Russia, to .trp and
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argument, she succeeded in finally UP tn,e pndof cottoh ; :
forcing a humilisting peace, ' it L - Cunmguam will leave for
Col. Cuningham said he consid
ered the Mecklenburg Cotton Grow
ers Association one of the best in
che North Carolina, and that Mr.
H. K. Reed, the president, and Mr
Walter Si Pharr, secretary of the
association, were most excellent
gentlemen, and felt a deep interest
in the suceess ot ouj farmers and
would use their best efforts to put
ends Nov.
ist and
ISt. a n n m Kor vf
ties being excepted.
m uo The following only are ex-
ffieri W reguar employ -S,'
n dlsPater employed in
fland.W trams o.i,iri:l..j
P .gnl minister of the os-
hSiZ? 01 tmPIo'ee of a Slate
3! .f?r lhe iM-nc or active
,7 r,, ' anre company,
the ni,h i6 instit,1ns. except
thatar --"" insutunons
make ro 0tlso aritable, must
Board nfPTrtS n demand to the
the boarH D C3C at tim order
insti Zt ,n,vestigate any such
ion 2 Z,' nd When in his Pi"
"auds it 6St f 'W State de.
of ,h Can remove the offi'al?
Ocseut lastltution News and
builC'" MTh '9 -Three
w'4sed ,DStiUCtion ia Harlem.
many iiw! ay,' and although
wifc,FTwy;u and
yu t look
would not be more than an armed
truce., Russia is too big and pow
ertul to retire Dermanentlv from
i x j
the field. The clouds at home
eventually will roll away. With
the army and navy reorganized, in
five, ten, or fifteen years, there will
come inevitably our revenge. No
permanent peace is possible now or
later unless Japan is established.
io me suggestion ot the possi
bility of an alliance between Russia
and Jayan, the Minister said:
'A reasonable peace must first be
established,
"Broadly speaking, Russia's re
nunciation of her entire Manchurian
policy should satisfy Japan's claim.
She could have her orotectorate
K
over Korea, sjich privileges on the
Koovontong Peninsula and at Port
A . m - - - .
Arthur as the powers would not
oppose, and the Chinese Eastern
Railway be placed under interna'
tional control, Russia maintaining
home to day. Chat lot ce Observer
March 19th.
Don't Wait Too Long.
Too many people keep the fioweis
they have plucked for you until the
day of your f aneral. Their songs of
praise are not heard until your
procession is passing their door. The
mantle of charity does not become
public property until put in uae by
tht preacher who conducts tne "last
sad rites. M If a person has flowers
for me, I want them while I am on
parth and can smell their fragrance
They will do me no good sitting at
the head or my cothn. The grass
that is kept green about mv last
resting place will be of little avail to
me on the other shore. Hern is
where I need, the fiowe:s and the
smiles and the praise, not over there.
it the rellow who is going to no
around to tae house after I am srone
to see "if he cau be of any help'
win come arounu tomorrow, 1 can
ecemng severe internal injuries.
A mother and h OT Hon onrl nAU.
I , UU UOBFUOff
"-vuceu receivea at the penteu
tiary from Madison county, to serve
hu im-onrgiary. The mother is
Laura-Cody; the son, James Cody;
11 VranS9 aperior Court las;
weeir, bophie Neville. c!arcrpri xuu
killing her father, pleaded guilty to
u0iauutui', ana was sentence to
iour months in the county jail.
i-weaaay night the wife of Mr
NITELr
Yours to serve, ,
WALLER HOLLADAY.
Administrator's iVotice.
Having qualitied as Administrator
of the estate of Jake - Bumpass.
colored, deceased, I hereby notify all
persoi) s owiig said estate to come
forward and make immediaie pays
ment: and all persons hoi iinor claims
against snld estate are hereby notified
to present them to" the undersigned
"Pranir u V u 7" ,:"w w prcvuu LQciii to : tuc unaersignea
x ranK u. Overby, who lives near tin for pavment on or before th 20t.h
ohi Idrpn i?8l g&VG Srth to three day of March, .X906t or this notice
tdifr, 07: T'? f thei willbepleadinbaroftheirrecoyery.
orhfr nl i PUSUS Gachj and the ; This March 20,1905. '
other one 8 pounds. , jnttN a -nhtctt. kA
1 AT
mo matter how small No matter how
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anJKOT4
-in.
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oor
Will give it careful attention. -Thi message appliesto the
uen ana women alike.
J Kearie, Pres. J M. BIalock, Vice Pre
L ZlL l-onS' Cashier
s
iMfiiig
Our buyers havereturned from market and the 'new spring
goods are now rolling in on every train. Never in the history of
this establishment has snoh art ffrr
a stock of first-class reliable merchandise, bought not only itlT "
a view to low pricep. but latest .?tvl nnH k- M;i; tt r-v-
: v wc cuiuicmy invite you to come aud see.
Your special attention is called to the ,
""J 5. S a T -ay !me "r? tell him how hean be of a whole lof
v,aalV0- of help. There will be plenty of
n j; "fie. it is allnred short now.
Hiffi'08,' thC tMln.lsteMald the Carry your flower Io the Hying and
CI I thrill tlPS nf nnnf imntirr . tVio mnr -. J J . 6
rirmrrr ranS,JOur qousb of praise at the
c uy uppwiaicu,- uoia irom dinner thle. Dnn'ft Wifc fn, tK.
a i-uniLinv a. 1 1 ii a. unanria srann- i...... i -n i
; . ?uoerai uixenange.
point; but neither was insurmounta " '
bie. He denied emphaticallv that Hurdle Mills Notes
me negotiatnon tor a French loan Wa are inPt simnlv hn.vin
was adi ourned because Russia
u V -r-r "fe"lui;i uu. uac uau ior! -"..hui liuuwu lu tuc trauiuz puDlic that this hnc fnf
wouia not mate neace. He e-sr.
Press
Ooods
DdDartmerit
ff peroral davanaBt "TT.trafrr nnn in .
pected that these negotiations would busy plowing and on every hillside
be resumed soon. Tke success of nA v9u wwiii Qnn i,fl i,a.;.ii..
the international loan, the Minister farmer's sweet music, "Gee haw!"
said, is assured. As for the ques Most eveiy one has planted at leait
tion of a new army, much depended a fw vprahlpa
upon the exact situation when Gen- 1,
eral Lmevitch got the army-out of call a week of protracted wood nnL
tiags. as there was one aboutv ewo
day and sometimes two a day.
Dr. T..I" UolemaQ moved hi"
mill a fev days ago. He located, on
danger.
it
at
ltle stock nf i yuu t0 look at
.fcrfcIotblnatW,Har.
Mr. Claude Tomlin, of Oiin
ownsh p. who was in town a few
d?ys ao, was telling of the death of w t crl-
.ij , . . mi. ,u0iuca xiurucr e iarai.
father, the late A. 0. Tomlin. and
which died recontly at the age of 34.
xc was a splendid animal, worked a
gooa crop last year and was in
apparently good health until the day
mx us aeacnstatesville Landmark.
many years been the leading render vn fr- ua .
the best, newest and most stylish fabrics, and we wish to assure
you that you may expect us to retain that position without dis
appointmtnt if effort and experience counts for anything. We
are not the only people who show new things, but nine times
out of ten we show'them first ' ' . ,
Mi
nariotto Dhvsiciana wrnt.A-1 fiPX
whiskey prescription - d orinor thp.
Mrs. Fan n ie D iniel i s very feeble
Deing unable to sit up very miseh.
: It was a great blow to our 'eehodl
when Prof. Parker announced' to it
last Monday that he could not stav
with us and teach out the Wtm
month which had oeen made : up by
the patrons" or the . scnooir If is
mother being sick needed his atten.
; With an air of; confidence we make the assertion 'that we
have one of the State's foremost milliners and that our cus
tomers will find thL3 department up to every expectation this
reason.. Handsome and stylish stock at the most seasonable
prices. You can hardl v afford to bu v
seeing what we nave and fts TnrnhM-Kn txriii ir
lor you to let her show jou even if you don't buy: ; ,
15)fipfM
Ue Wocd8arFayetteyille.
tiom We were indeed Ferv fiorrv - in
give him up, as we were planning fcr