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R0XB0R0, NORTH CAROLINA, Wednesday Evening, Sept. 13 1911.
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No.37
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FOOD PRICES ARE JUMPING
MORIAH NEWS.
Tobacco is- curing very well
considering the season. People
are very busy now curing tobac
co and pulling fodder.
MrOll Thomas is having him
a splendid residenceXbuilt. Of
course he is not going to occupy
it alojie.
Mr. Pomp Day has about com
pleted his new house, Mr. Zeb.
Clay is building him one too. Mr.
Z. Hv Clayton is building him a
Sugar Has Reached Its Highest In
Twelve Years Coffee and Potatoes
Also High.
Xov York, Sept. 11 While
'.nu sands are starving in China,
France is torn with riots in
voiost of the high cost of living
ye is renewed attention in the
' :H ',1 States over the fact that
, ; lias reached its highest in
, c!w years, that coffee is soar
.:. v.d potatoes are selling s
. ;.: a bushel in the field. Eco
: . xperts say .that in some
: r: -es the prices will be
than last winter.
. the" exception of coffee,
;,i'S and a few canned vege
September opened with
: - ::)iis more favorable to the
::,ier than a year a2o. BeefGlDl in Orange County
". probably go higher as the j
!.-:er progresses. The cost of
wwltrv will be determined bv the I
storage holdings. The short-jHatfcieand Jennie Gray Satu'r"
v of potatoes is serious in the da ht- nnie and Sim the
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Regular Correspondent of the Courier.
Washington, Sept On the
tenth day of May. 1902, the
government filed a petition for
an injunction against; the beef
trust in the federal court at
Chicago. On July 5th, 1911, the
packers, after having obtained
forty-two delays and postpone
ments in the intervening nine
years, again pleaded not guilty,
and for the forty-third, time
their trial was postponed, this
or
!":vited States, Great Britain and
Germany. Rice remains cheap.
Fnless the pork prices is advan-
:d. the man of slender means
ran provide for his family with
out a serious strain, despite the
phenominally hih prices of cof
fee and sugar.
new pack House. . j firae u.ntil November 20th
A good many attended S-un-! this year,
day School at Bethany yester- j The status of the beef' trust
ay- prosecution, therefore, is exact-
Dr'. Boiles, of Durham, passed ly here it was the day the
through Moriah yesterday. ! first napers were filed nearly a
Mr, and Mrs. J. S. Coleman j decade ago. The much-heralded
are vistmg Mrs. Coleman's j "prosecution" of this gigantic
near j trust a prosecution which has
been directed by one republican
attorney general after another
has amounted to nothing.
Every man, woman and child
in the country is convinced that
the trust operates in violation of
the law, both statute and moral,
ijiiue Kiver unurcn.
Misses Hallie and Mary Clay
ton were the guests of Misses
guests of Eva,
Clayton.
Jack and Roy
Mis,s Asa Rhew returned home j and yet nothing4ias been ac
Sunday from a visit to her sister j complished in the alleged cam
Hon. J. A. Long, Mayor M, C.
W'instead, Dr. E. J. Tucker, Mr.
S. G. Winsteadand J. W. Noell
went down to Raleigh last Thurs
day to Interview the Governor con
cerning the appointment of a
Judge for this District. Person en
dorsed Hon. H. A. Foushee.
Mrs, C. M.,C!ayton.
Mr. Carrinton Chandler, of
Granyille County, and family
spent Sunday with Mrs. Tom
Newton, Mrs. Chandler's mother.
Mrs. J. C. XDlayton continues
to be very feeble.
Mrs. Martha Ellis is, on the
sick list.
Special prices on iace curtains,
counter panes, table linen, napkins
and towels.
Bermann & Lipshitz.
Busy Bee Cafe. Open Every Day.
roxboro, n. c.
We have had our building thoroughly over
hauled and invite the ladies and gentlemen
to come in when the want a good ' meal or
lunch. Will serve you at any hour.
Look over our menu and you will find the
most wholesome dishes, all served in the best
style, and most reasonable prices.
Give us a trial-next door to Courier
Office.
James Lee, Manager.
& it
-Mill
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That the Buck Eye Wheat Drill is
jiior to all others.
We carry these drills in stock with
. ithout grass seed attachment, and
u are going to be in the market for
ill we will thank you to call on us.
BRADSHEH k CO
paign to stop these violations
except the disbursement of
thousands of dollars in fees for
special "trust busting" attor
ney. President Makes Another Mistake.
It is difficult to see how Presi
dent Taft's 13,000 miles swing
around the circle can end in any
thing but a sorry spectacle for
himself.
If he tells the people the truth
about how he vetoed the' honest
attemp of both branches of Con
gress to reduce the high cost of
living in this country;
how upon taking office he filled
his cabinet with men connected
with the law breaking trusts,
and how he tried and nearly Suc
ceeded in giying Alaska away to
the land grabbers, be will dis
credit himself.
If Mr. Taft juggles the facts
in the slightest degree,'' the In
surgents, "swinging along in his
trail, will point out his misrepre
sentations with such truth and
logic that the- President will be
more discredited than if he had
remained at home.
The record of the Taft admini
stration is one that cannot be de
bated with any ciedit to the Pre
sident. Mr. Taft has himself to
blame, together with men like
Aldrich, Penrose, Guggenheim
and Lodre, to his advice he listen
ed exclusively.
Shoddy Woolings.
The wool trust's practice of
cheapening the quality of its pro
ducts while at the same time
maintaining prices at the highest
level ver knewn, has drawn the
fire of the medical journals all
over the country. Through these
journals the physicians of the
nation are protesting against the
worm and enduring undercloth
ing, :i fact to which i.hey attribute
the spread of many injurious
diseases. Women urVd children
suffer most from this form of
jrrt-rd. The medical journals are
dem ip.dins a repeal "f the high
dm amounting to PX) per
nt on the commoner grades of
wool recoi$i zing in these
duties the biuret of the evil of
wlech uVy complain.
St e Ttft'i Defeat.
"Pro Wont Taft !m declined
dmwuto Kutly ehoaiKM tha tml
of clothing, wire, tc, nnd in bo
doing hns iUfmilod what ho salt!
was Imlefctnlblo. The prclilonts
vetoes hi the tariff 'bills will wake
it difficult for hlra to be reno ml
natcd. and will practically Insure
is at'ieai u Hi leaaiatnated.
This is an extract from the
weekly marked letter of the New
rConsolidated New York Stock
Exchange firm of W. W. Erwin
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ana .o. ii. snows tnat tne JNew
York business interests and
"Wall street ave concluded , that j
Taft cannpt be re-elected and
are preparing to throw him over. '
Suggesting For an Article. s
In the September Columbian
magizine Senator Bristow of
Kansas tells "How The Interests
Control iVmericaf," and while
this is an interesting expose and
One that everybody should read,
Senator Bristow could please a
great many people by writing
another article next month on
4 'How I Blocked Direct Election I
of Senators by the ;People With
an Amendment Whicl I Knew
would kill the Bill."
An Excuse Only.
When the Stanpat Rerublicans
gave as their excuse for opposing
the Underwood-Lafolletts re
vision downward wool bill, the
the fact that the tariff board had
not reported, they were only
bluffing. The very men who set;
up that excuse bitterly opposed
the creation of tne tariff board
in the first place, and will prove
their inconsistency again by
; being the first one to raise their
v6ice in an attack on that board
to prevent tariff reduction when
Congress comes to consider it
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Partieulaf y
Women
Endorse the- H
Dr. Edison
Cushion Shoe.
If You Don't Know About Hyomei
Try It at Hambrick & Austin's!
Risk.
Nearly every reader of the
Courier has read about HYO
MEI, but many of them continue
to suffer from catarrh just be
cause they do not exactly under
stand just what HYOMEI is.
To these suffers Hambrick &
Austin says you don't have to
know anything about HYOMEI
except that you- brethe it and
that does not contain cocaine or
opium or any harmful drug.
You can find out all about
HYOMEI without taking any
chances whatever. Just get an
outfit today, read the simple in
structions, give it a fair trial and i nf
then if you are not willing to say
that it is the best remedy for
catarrah you have ever used
Hambrick & Austin will gladly
return your money.
A complete HYOMEI outfit
costs but fl.00. Extra bottle 50
cents.
News From Brookland.
Editors of The Courier: ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Daniel are
proud of the addition of another
son of the family. The two older
boy though diminutive in size
have helped house the tobacco
ei'op.
Wo hpve had the Misses Fulcher
anJ FrIIors with -us recently, 41S
visitors.
jt -s.s. .1. Y. and ,1. P. Floyd,
of Oxlord, were visitors here not
lMlg !!.!'('.
Mi. Ira Aticock has a vciy fat
hog which is thought will weigh
lun pounds and by killing time
!i or W.
After ail has bcm thought and
about the tfrinvinjccropdmro
.-ill 1kr good deal lost for the
In k of hnrvetinix at tho r'ut
Vnw,
Henex.
Fitisi lUtcis oy Cask
Some friend has borrowed my
book MSouthern Literature" and
I wiHnfinfeciatsit very much if
taid friend will rerirn to tne.
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The live wool elt Inner Sole provides ab
solute comfort for the feet. Conforms to
the shape of the foot; distributes pressure
evenly; prevents . nerve-wearing jar of walk
ing. The shoe itself is light and cool, built
over the latest lasts,- and is a model of style
and beauty.
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varying success but we have never handled
a line that came' any ;wbere near giving thei1
universal satisfaction tjjat the celebrated
, Thomson'love Fitting.
has given. We have yet to hear the first
complaint. We have been handling them
almost exclusively for four years and today
we are selling twice as many corsets annual-
lly as we were when we began selling Thom-
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ithat they are the best corsets made, that is,
jthey have more goon points comDmed.
They Are Stylish, Comfortable and
' Serviceable.
A new shipment of the newest and most
popular models has just eome in. We shall
be pleased to show them to you.
The prices are SI. 00, SI. 50, and S2-50
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