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STAY IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Every' now: 1 arid'v tHh -isoriie
North Carolina people are-beguiled
into going West " - -to hiake - a
fortune." 'Some;1 succeed' but
m ost of them ' Wbuld ' have "done
better in Nor;t) GaroUnjv ' Those
who succeed welLareheV
those who find it "a'liard BnS1 dd;
not wis!iL tnefrhame folks to
know of their failure, antk they
are never heard from again; The
Winton-Salem Sentinels has the
following warninglto any- who
are thinking of leaving North
Carolina:
'To show people of this county
that people who are leaving here
for the West are leaving a cer
tainty to pursue a. 'dream, Mr.
P. H. Hanes had Mr. Henry
Masten to read a letter tox the
road supervisors Saturday he re
cently received from Mr. W. T.
Hunt, Yno nas been ipf Oklahoma
City for some time.
4 In the letter Mr, Hunt stated
that he had, seen accounts in the
papers of the numbers of people
vho are leaving this section for
the West and"he stated that these
people would be sadly disappoint
ed as they would have to pay
more for their land there than
they got for the land they had
here. He ventured the opinion
that the land around this section
5s as good as it is anywhere and
that if the farmers will diversify
their crops they have as good op
portunities and better than in
.an v other section. r
"Mr. Hanes pointed Vout that
the land in the West would cost
more without any buildings than
the farmers who sell out here re
ceive for their land and he called
attention to the fact that we
have the best country from Mex
ica to Canada,' and we ought o
'stick to it. '
; North Carolina is the best
place for everybody, and par
ticularly the best for North Car
olinians. News and Observer
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.oAllMCjlJMBER 30irrl' TAFT TO. DEFENlT RflGN, .
l$2terM PensomngBofirE3L pfesidentAna ,CaBIemenV-L Wittv Take
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senate co.niniittel piripeilian tody
repSrtead v Srs61x.enaipr5 M'5
Gumbexs bili'td'putdrmerHpresi
Slentpn the-retired list ascommah
denr.pf he,army;"and navy. ot $10
OOt) yearlyilt was tfe aim of
Senator.McCumber to reward Mr.
Rosevelt. He says he, will fight it
but on the floor of the senate.
In the house Representative
Murdock's bill to give exPresident
Roosevelt the franking privilege
was reported favorable by the com
mittee on postoffices. When asked
if his bill would -pass the house
Mr. Murdocksaid this afternoon:
A bill to give Mr. Roosevelt a
j Stamp For r Administration'
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SL& Cannon To Resign? Baliinger TPJd if the; caricy w or i the
And' McVeagh May Also Step Down
And Hughes Is Slated For Supreme
Court.
purple robe embroidered with dia-rUecjareci to be readT"and anxious
monds would not fail to pass the
house at this particular time'
ashington. April 3.-1-The Taft
administration is - about to defend
itself aggressively before thepeople.
Convinced that the; public mind
has been impressed rby attacks of
himselftto the charge of Retiring
under!fire:,f ' , -
Noqne :in the' confidence bf
President Taft, it is said, wo uld be
Republicans, several bf whom , are
close to the President. It; was
s; Bullet In Travis f Locate: . . il .
Richmond, &Va., Aprili 3.In
tfie:case of State ; Senator ; Edward
U. Tray is' of North Carolina, who '
is at the Memorial hospital in this
city for removal of the bullef with 'J ':
which he was wounded by E. E ,V
Powell of Scotland :Neck, :N;:C,
the bullet" haS ; been located by v v
meansof the x-ray in the lower,.-
Sbpreme'Court4 bench, caused by
the death of late Jutic Brewer
should be Offered; to Governor
Hughes of New York, That the
President should' offer the olace
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to the New York: Executive was Part of thelmouth;; but has not yet
siaieu iasi nigni at a garnering or wwvauiw, .. - , ,
. ine pnysicians, ana surgeon or - r r
the hospital are satisfied - with I the ; v
various kinds upon the administra- stated that Governor Hughes had
tion in many parts of the country,
ahdthat thecriticisms cannot be per
muted to pass unanswered without
not been sounded oh the subject.
but the genpral opinion - seemed to
be'that,he would not ; accept the
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injury to Republican pressige the place. It is generally expected here
party leaders have ' decided to I that in that event, - the appoint
ment would goto Solicitor General
Loyd W: Bowers,
condition of the patient.
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'carry1 the war into the enemy's
country." President Tajt is now
to assume the offensive.
.The openiag gunswill be fireg
next Saturday night, in Washind
on1 by the President vin person,
arid in; Chicago by Attorney Gen
eral Wickersham; s
Mr. Taft will speak in this v city
Michigan Votes Many Saloons Out
Of Business.
Detroit, Mich., April' 4. More
than 300 saloons were voted out
of business by the people of 19 ion the subject of organization and
Michigan counties today. Of fhe
36 counties where local option
elections were held, the one coun
ty not heard rom is Oscida, which1
is said to posses only one saloon;
so that the returns are fairlv complete
Nineteen countie, voted dry and
16 voted wet.
B. W.
Murphy.
still handles the singer and Wheeler
and Wilson ' Sewing "machines.
In one better, " right price, and easy
terms. Staple and fancy groceries
6n: Depot Street, Roxboro, N. C
1 Salisbury Post: Two Inew . suits VJ ;-
growing out of the Reed r Fork : ,v.
wrecK or ino. i i on tne aoutnern; , y .
in which Capt." Richard Eames,;. of ;
Salisburyf was killed, -have : been
brought in Greensboro by , A. ,W.c
iWatterson, for $20,000, and G. : ,
S.-Watterson, for $12,000. There ; , C
is a suits for $40,000 on account T,
of the death of Pullman Conduct V . V
tor .Nowlan. The . Southern has . :
settled up a great ! many claims
growing out ot Uie wreck; ,
Get Some Pleasure Oat of Life.
Pleasures are. measured f by :
sacrific2s. iust a little sacrifice how T
We have for sale 75; 000 feet of w;h insure your wife and children V. ,
Richmono! Postoffice Robbere In
dicted. Richmond, Va., April 4. -Fred
Cunningham and Frank Chester,
the men under arrest in Ntwt
u ,,r;ti u u.. a " itvwv . - twin iiiamc yuui wuc
1 1 rr w ill , iiir: miiiiii n i r-i i iu -ii rr . i 1 n i i ( t . i . - . - v a
powerrui orators or tne KepuDii-LWhitfield & Bro's. Mill, near do it NOW.
can party. , Attorney General Bushy Fork; N. C. - , S. P..Satterfield,t - :V
policies ,df the administration. :
! CANNON TO 'RESIGN? -, ...J
j Little is being said.b the party
leaders about the issue of "Can-
nonism7 beyond the statement
tfiat this question wHl take care of
itself at the right- time. The only
explanation' vouchsafed for this
comment is that Speaker Cannon
is expectedto resign the sDeaker-
We have a 'nice lot of Hall
Packs at cheap prices.
,Re&de Bros. Co.
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worth of stamps, were indicted
thisafternbon by the Federal
grand jtiry which met here this
morning. Inspectors and the dis
trict attorney , will leave for New
York tonight to hasten the return
of the men to Richmond. r
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Farm
Right at this season of the year we want to call your.
attention to our line oi tarm Machinery.
Deering Mowing Machines, Rakes
and Binders. The Cotton King a
,New Reversible Tongueless
" Harrows. Coles Fertil
izer Destributors
and Corn Planters.'
N Such a line as this does not need talking, lor people
who have made inquiries and looked into tarm machinery,
Itt know this line, is as good as can be had and we in a posi
tion to name you close -prices and will be glad tor you to
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shin 'at the - close . of the nresent
Ynrk chawed with ha vin a rnhhftd j v--.----: ::
m - --e, session or ogress v i
thdpostoffice here .of $85,000 j j- chmilH thVkthnQ rian
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at the close of the present session,
at a time when there would be no
opportunity to choose Jhis succes
sor before next winter, it is ar
gued that several members of; the
jpresent House would benefit by
immediately announcing themsel
ves as candidates. No official state-
rnent on this subject is - expected
from the Speaker. His friends be-
neve mat it wouia De lnaavisaoie
for. him to weaken the organiza-
jtion of the House at this - time by
disclosing his intentions. Thenl
argue that in view of the recent
battle in the House all the force
that was retained by the Repub
lican majority is needed if th ad
ministration program as to .legis-
ilation is to succeed.
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; :Oux;SDrinff;' stock is now. '. complete arid
everything "is' ready, for yoiir.inspectiorir On
the ladies:side of tRe house'vwe have-added
exterisivelirieof ready-made garments, such
J- TailoreolAVasWcoatuits at S4.00 to $7.50'
can on us.
Long; Bradsher
& Co.
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a CHANGES IN CABINET,
There are rumors circulated
with considerable freedom about
the, Capitol that befpre the con
gressional .elections some changes
may, be expected in the President's
Cabinet, but none of these stories
U a 1 2 -1
1 ' une niece wasn uresses
WtefVWa'lnnJili sUMs SL00 to S2.00
Lihgerie and tMored'sliirt wais(sT 65 cents jo $3.50
-7-Voile and panama-skirts, $4.00 to $1250 ;f
Musliniiiider weaii in; .under skirts, corset
covers, nisrht ff owns- etc; zky-'$r ; -
v Then . ihready-to-makes wehave spldn-
aiu lines oi inQ.mosi popular xauncs iiiciuu-
ingeautifur styles in! Foulard silks ligHt
weight wobllens, all kinds white; goods, and
the best line. rbf colored wash? " materials
M you ever saw, among them the new Regatta
nlcibths, Scotch ephyrs, tancy sumngs ; ana
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professes to have any first hand
information on the subject. At the
same time the' general impression
seems to be that an effort .will be
made tb strerigthen the Cabinet . in
a polttical, way: Among the ;retire-
ments oftehest rrfentioned as pos
sible are those of Secretary Dick-
insomof'the War,Bepartment and
Postmaster C General Hitchcock.
Also it is stated that Mr. -Baliinger
may sesign from the Interior; De
partment at the 'closed of te; pre
sent investigation,: if the change
can be made; without; subjecting
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This department is. in full , bloom and
can beconfirmed, in feet, . no : one tur nincr out Bome mihfy pretty hats; Hats
...fniSnnn'tA VimrA rmr Ko'.hnnH Hill- . 1 i ' - i - - 1 .-' 1 II
oi newest - aesign -;ana ,Dest maienar anaj
worKpiansnip. mnul uni btyiin xicitb,uut
becoming hats,: and we ; guarantee the price
to be as low as: anybody can Sell: the same
grade,goods. Our milliners will be pleased
to see.you and:showyou the ; correct things
m'-head-wear'-.'We are always at ypur ser
vice aiidpleased to serve 'you. - ; i - T
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