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ti -A : ii NUMBER 44,
GLENN WITHDRAWS.
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SWANSB0R0 ITEBLS
STELLA.
Bif Falling tr ! Sttte Cottoi Estl-
mate .
Negreea and Gesalp. Lamb Ferry
Case. Celered State ' Fair.
Eighth Cettea Oil Mill
Charter. Atlantic,' '
(gaei-lette. ..j , .
Ralkioh, Anguit 80. The cot ton re
ceipt of Raleigh daring the year ended
today ara 13,753 bale, agalait 19,100 tor
the previous year. , ; , ,
It U aahl that tome negro leaden ara
striving to prevent eayfltate avail meet
lag here of negroea to take action
against the oatraclam of that race by the
Republican Wtate convention. Republi
can officials aay the purpose la to prerent
the negroea from controlling conven-
tiona and not to prerent their voting or
taking other steps. '., . r.
Republicans In some caaea talk ai If
the Democrat t want the negro rota.
Tbla la Inaccurate. Then aome Repub-
lloana declare the Democrat will not el
low negroea who are by law entitled to
registration to do ao.- Thla li another
-error.' - ,.
Sheriff Page of thla county aaya that
newa of mat In cotton' now ponrt In.
The cool ntghta thla week hare Immenae
ly developed mat, which first made Ha
appearance about a month ago. Sheriff
Page went out yesterday and looked at
aome cotton which he had , previously
obaerred and aaya he never aaw.lt de
teriorate ao rapidly." He aaya It la not
now a good average crop In Wake. At
one time It wa as promising aa any
crop ever planted. The crop la In
"streaks," however and there la aome
very fine cotton. The commlaaloner of
agriculture holds to his view that there
will be a halt million bale crop In the
State. . ..
In Jones county a number of bears are
being killed. Ten were killed In two
weeka of this months.
- Philip R. French, who 1st graduate of
, the Lowell, Man., Textile School, be
' comes the Instructor' In dyeing In the
textile department of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College here, vice More
. house, who was elected last July has re
signed
- In the supreme court today there 'was
argument In the Lamb ferry case, from
Elizabeth City, thla being a noted ease,
which haa figured In the legislature as
well aa In the court. Lamb baa a ferry
monopoly and seeks to retain It by pre
venting a new ferry.
r f It la decided by the directors of the
colored State fair that It shall be held at
the State fair grounds here Oct.' 88-81,
both dates Is inclusive.' It la held by
the North Carolina Industrial Associa
tion. , .y, r . ,i , -Tf -.
A charter s granted by the State to
the Swift Creek cotton oil company of
Wrendale Edgecombe connty, capital
i 125,000, D. Lichtenatein and; others
being ownera. Thla Is the 8th
' cotton oil mill chartered by the State
this year, all being local mills, owned by
- local capital and anti-trust. '
Governor Aycock will return tomor
row, a week earlier than was expected.
Mrs. Aycuck'a alcknesa causes bia re-
torHf AAJi'4 AA A. 4
The "Atlantic Quartette", with J
Sherwood Upchurch at Its head, which
will tour xthe country In the "Star
Course", will first tour the eastern part
of thla State. Miss Payne of Georgia
and Hlaa McNeill of Kentucky are with
the quartette, aa violinist and . pianola!
and elocutionist respectively. . - .
Pram fcaaternl Can test, Cailterl Caaaty
Prtmartcs.
Special to JoaraaL
Gaaaaasoao, Aagust 80. The Gall-
ford eotnty primary! reaulta lad teat
the nomination of the present eonaty
officer by a large majority.
RoUnaoa and Wbitakar, the preaant
saembera of the Hons had ao opposition.-
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J.D. Glenn, for Senator got large
majority over Ma only opponent.
Forsyth eoajUya aaaaa aaeetlagea-
Important State Charters Umber
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and Cottot Companys.
New Rain la Wanted. Panelist Cen-
vcatlen. Large Maaiber Mt
: der Caaea. Bad Oatleek
Heat Winter Far 1
Small Pet.
Ralkiok, Sept. 1. Today, a Labor
Day, waa only observed here by the clos
ing of public buddings and the display
doraed Crrus B. Wataon'a caadldacv for I of national and BtaU Bage. There waa
Called Btatea Senator, wkereapon R. B. nca-makm. The Vari
ous local Moor organisation ara aaring
their money for the building of a "labor'
temple.1
Gov. Aycock returned yesterday after
noon front the mountain. In company
with Mr. George N. Cant of Baltimore
ke made a delightful carriage trip from
Glenn of the same eonaty annouoed
his retirement from the race In taeStaU
at large.
Attorneys Granted licenses.
Special to journaL
RAiaiea, September 1. Fifty-four
person were examined far license a
attorneys by the Supreme Court last
Monday.
Today It granted thirty-two of them
licenses.
Those from the But being Charlea B.
Koonoe, Onslow connty; Joseph
Leigh, Tyrrell connty; Junius B. Grimes
and Julias Brown, Pitt county; Barnard
Columbus, Polk county, to Chimney
Rock and other points of Interest In the
Hickory Nut Gap.. ,
Commlaaloner of agriculture Patterson
returned today from Naahvllle, Tenn.
Rain b now urgently needed In thla
section.' All crops save sweet; potatoes
show signs of suffering. , Cotton la very
brown, la losing leaves and opening too
rapidly. Rust on It la very bad. .
There has been leaa typhoid fever here
ao far this year, than ever before only
8 cases ail the aummer and not a death
A. Brooks and Gaatoa
Naeh connty.
COVE.
Ang. 89. Listen out for the wedding
bella.
The usual named and number of young
men of New Bern were here Sunday the
purpose of one will soon be knowa.
Quite a number of our young people
went to Morehead Sunday they aay they
will walk next time, , w s t
The moat of our tobacco farmera went
to Kiaaton the first of the week to sell
the golden weed.
Mrs. E. J. Bines of ML Olive la spend
ing thla week with relative here. .
MIis Battle White vtalted Klnaton
Wednesday. , ' r -
Mrs. J. J. Boyd spent several days In
Washington, N. C. ?y - i
Mr. JncR. Bowden of New Bern
spent aome time here last weak.
We regret to chronicle the Jllneas of
Mrs. D. M. I pock and trust abe will soon
recover.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
In one of the moat exciting raoea ever
seen on American turf, Savable, a wes
tern horse, won the futurity stakeeat
the Bheepahead track, Time, 1: 14. Lord
of the Vale waa a close second.
A scandal of considerable proportion
has been unearthed In Cook county, 1111
nols. Millions of dollars are Involved
and a wholesale arrest Is probable. ; ,
Striking A. D. T. messenger boys la
Chicago assailed the girl messenger re
cently Installed by the company but
were beaten back by the glrla. :
The big York river steamer, Charlotte,
ran Into and sank the oyster schooner,
Anna M. Harris, Saturday, neat West
Point, Ja.:. ,--,;,. ;:.,. . . J I,
. The Paclflo Heat la anxious for a war
Taylor, of I of a city resident
It la now certain that the IFopullsts
have decided to hold a State conven
tion. ,
At Wilson thla week six murder caaea
ars on the docket. James a. t'ouor
this city appear In three of the cases
nearly all the defendants are white.
Dr. Jamea R. Rogers, who for two
months waa aick, haa returned here
well. He lathe physician to the A. &
M. College, which will open Wednesday.
Secretary R. H. Lewis of the State
board of health has sent a small pox ex
pert to Wadesboro to Investigate a re
port a to that disease there. Dr. Lewis
says small pox la widely scattered In the
Bute and nnlesa there Is vaccination It
will be bad next winter.
Charters are granted to the Bayboro
Lumber Company, capital $185,000, J. P
Marsh and others, of Marietta, Ohio,
ownera; the Morehead Cotton Mill Com
pany of Spray, Rockingham connty,
capital $185,000, B F Mebane and others
owners; the Mayer ana Lioans Liumoer
Company of Hertford, capital $100,000
(to also make furniture and house ma
terial), George 8. Mayer and others
stockholders; the Deep River Gold Min
ing Company of High Point, capital
$100,000, Robert H. Thomas of Danville
and othera owners.
J. C. L. Harris, who haa been In Cali
fornia a month haa returned here. :
The body of William Mitchel, colored,
was yeaterday placed In a vault In the
colored cemetery here. The body wa
embalmed three month ago and la in a
glass coffin, so It can always be seen.
Mltcbelwaa rich and these strange ar-
rangementa were required by his will
Clear to please every body. Prince
of India, Cobanola, Haney Special, Aunt
Hannah, A. to Z. Down Home. J. U.
Parker Jr. . t
The Ninth Cavalry waa ordered home
from Manila Saturday, , , , ' ;
The monitor Arkanaaa will be tamed
over to the Government Sept. 6 at New
port News, Va. j
Boftu Items, n
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August 30. Mrs Iona Jones, who has
i ' been spending the spring and aummer
North, returned home Tuesday even
. ing. - -:v juuj e
Mlsaea Annie and Mary I PIgott .ol
Strait are the guests of Mluei Eatelle
, and Ellen Humphrey and Mr J A Pig
ott and son Johnny, of 8tralta are visit
ing friends and relatives here. : i
. Mis. Maud Sander of Bogne, left
Wednesday for New Bern and Trenton.
Rev, F. B. Becton filled hi regular ap
pointment at Bethlehem,- Sunday. Mr
C P Snow preached for u Saturday and
Sunday night, i HI many : friends were
glad to hear him again, "i , ? . , ,v
Mis Annie Plgott. of StralU la visit
v tog iclatlvea here.. ; t ; i V ? Z.
Mm. 1 ,Ione of New Haven Conn,
bv,,f' her parent here and will
lk '(lhu winter," '' '
Mr, K. K. I'rlngle, of Bogue, who, as
haa been aald, has loft his aged wife was
, seen Friday at Broad Creek going to
' ward Morehead City carrying with him
.two anits of clothes. Hia wife It 88 years
' ' old.. It Is supposed he went to Flotlda.
. ' Fodder aavlng haa been a perfect suo
, ,' oeas thla acaaon, and our neighbors
should be full of gratitude towards
Providence for affording them each a
' snlendld year. -. W. L H.
CASTOR I A
, For Infitta arl CULIIz:a.
Five hundred thousand dollars la gold
were shipped frtm New Torfc Saturday
to Buenos Ayrea. 1 , ' ; '
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For creating a disturbance, Mia. Car-
Ma Nation, waa ejected front hotel at
Bangor, ate., yesteraay. -- ;
mi. t i e ;n.l.l..n....
am r auani ougu iwuiiiiia whmiji
capital $8,000,000, waa Incorporated ia
Ottawa, Out., Saturday by Claaa Sprock
ets aad four assooiatea. . v
Sheriff Biadle Fine Admialstra-
To the Fabllc: I take pleaaure la stat
Ing that Sheriff Blddle aa settled with
the Comaaiaslonera for , the year 1901,
and haa paid all that wa doe, the show
ing made by the Sheriff, waa most excel
lent.'
He waa allowed 988 lnaolenta, while
Kx-sheriff Haha who? wu considered a
good tax collector was allowed la 1898
1S58 lnaolenta and la 1889, 1711 lnaolenta
Sheriff Btdle haa a little more than one
half aa many Insolvent aa wu allowed la
1809. Thla la a splendid administration
of the office, a ke has oppressed no one
but haa treated every one with the great
eat consideration. . i;
I makef, thla' atatement la justice to
Sheriff EUJle.
- , K. R, Joxaa,
Chm. Board of County Oommlaslnera.
Sept lat 1903. ,
For fine spring chlclena, call at the
Oaks Market. -
3; HE TOOK' THE CARE.
VHirr ( Willi Blaak, tha Hts-
:, , . lat, amd ter Aittmn.
One time when Mary Anderson waa
bhvriaa In "The Wlnter'a Tale" In
DubilB Wllaam Black, the- novelist.
Who wao very Intimate with Mies An-
deraon and her family, Insisted upon
aaaumlng the part of one of the aupers,
who waa dressed na n, very old man
with a venerable beard and locka that
feH upon his ahouldera. , When Black
went upon the stage In thla disguise,
he walked about among hla fellow
aupers with unceasing roatleaanesa and,
Jadalng by the wUd motion ot nia
anna, aeemed to be aaareaaing to eacn
In turn an Impassioned harangue. The
audience began to wonder who the
new actor waa and what on earth, be
waa doing In a play In which neither
Shakespeare nor the stage managers
ever Intended him to appear.-..
Presently came tne time ,wnen it was
the bualnees of Perdlta to distribute
flowers among the peasant, among
whom' Black had his place. - Miss An
derson, carrying on the practical Jokes
Of the family circle, had prepared a
surprise for this moment; and, having
distributed flowers among the leas fa
vored supers, she banded to Black a
large cake crowned with a wreath of
laurel, saying as she dM so, "Xou take
it," In allusion to hla triumpha In the
contest of wtta at the aupper table.
To her consternation, Black abowed
that, he waa quite prepared to carry
out the Jest, for, taking the cake from
the bands of Perdlta, he Immediately
dlatrlbuted It In aubetantlal portlona to
hla hungry fellow aupers, who, finding
It to be of excellent Quality, began to
munch It greedily tinder the eyes of
the house. Exchange. , ...
Some Kir Water Melon. Lumber later-
. cat. Booming.
September L Quite a cool shift, and
we all feel better. Our sick an all on
the mend. Intact all out again except
Mrs. L. M. Hobba, our preacher's wife
aad aha la much better.
Rev B H Matthews has moved In his
new dwelling, tit Is nicely finished and
finely painted, and the work all done by
Rev Matthews himself except a few days
work by helping outsider. Mr Mat
thew.! a good carpenter, painter and
builder, as well aa a preacher of the goe-
pQ. He will open hie school- here soon
In the Baptist Church. ,
Rev L M Hobba Iooka "klndet white
washed" from hla sickness, but is ready
tor bualnees again, he expects to com
mence a protracted meeting here at his
next appointment.
MrTMWoodhull ia etlll under the
weather, hla sick spell left him in bad
shape and seems to be a century about
letting him alone.
Capt N 8 Moore continues quite feeble.
Only a few visitors this week, most of
them are drummers, begging our mer
chants to please buy or we perish
Mr Edwaad Holland went on the ex
cursion to Aahevllle last week, and re
ports a high old time. He says he saw
the Elephant and,4001ba of live swans he
says there Is a large swan farm there,
Miss Eureka Toung left last week to
go somewhere, we thought to Ashevllle,
but It seems she didn't go there and now
our people are wondering "where" she
really did go.
Miss Maggie Bell, sister of our towns
man P. W. Bell, Is still sojourning
here.
Mr Joe J Loughlln, who has been visit
ing here for two weeks, returned to his
home in Wilmington last Friday, 39th
ult.
Mr. R. L. Williams and children of
Portsmouth, Va., who have also been
visiting parent and friends here, re
turned home last Friday. Mr Fred Pitt
man, her brother, accompanied them for
a short visit
Capt. Nicholas Weeks of Carteret Co.
comes In with two monster water melons
one weighing 61 pounds the other 78
pounds. Nick says they grew on one
vine with 19 others.
Schooner G. W. Anderson, Capt.
Smith, in port, now loading with lumber
She carries about 75,000 feet. Two other
three-masters expected In tomorrow. The
mill is on time sawing from 15,000 to 20,-
000 feet per day. The new mill Is fast
nearing completion.
Steam launch all through but putting
in machinery. Machinery all ready
here. ' '
Capt. M. E Bloodgood of the schooner
Susla A. Bryant, left here last Sunday
for Charleston, S. C, to engage In the
rice trade this fall and winter. Mr. L E
Rogers went with Capt. most to Charles
ton, from there Emorey goes to Punta
Gorda, Fla. to work at his trade, me
chanic
The artesian well dug here for the
mill company is 100 feet deep.
Miss Lulu Hateell our boss fish angler
came, near losing her spurs the other
day while throwing her trout line. She
kinder caught a foul and instead of
making a round with her two hooks In
the water as usual, one hook caught her
finger and the other : In the top of her
head. Mis Lulu la usually very quiet
and good, but on this occasion her vocal
powers expanded powerful and some
say her folks heard her yell fully a mile
away, but all came off well after awhile
no serious damage as the doctor's knife
wu sharp.
A Very Fleasant rarty. . Personal; Items
. ef Interest
Sept. 1. Mr. Harry Bryan and Mis
Julia Sanderson of Pollocksvflle, are
now visiting friends and relative In.and
near thla place.
Ml Lura Pelletler, who haa been
vUltlngat Beaufort and Harlowe for
quite a , while, returned home Friday.
We are very glad to have her with u all
again.
Miss Maey Week 1 spending this
week at Cedar Point, with her cousin,
Mis Beatrice Weeka.
Mlsa Nellie Barker returned from her
uncle's, Mr. M. K.. Bablston, last week,
accompanied by Mrs. Mettle Mints of
Wilmington, and Master Jtoberl Babls
ton of Belgrade. - ' ,
Little Elizabeth Morton of Bachelor,
who is at her grandmother's, has been
very sick with measles; but Is much bet
ter now.
Mr. Wlnfield Chadwlck of Beaufort,
spent one night In our village last
week.
Mr. Thorns McGinn la having bis
house repaired. It adds greatly to the
looks of It.
We are having aome lovely weather
now. Still a little rain would be appre
ciated much.
Mr. J. W. Pelletler and family returned
from Harlowe Friday, where they hare
been visiting Mrs. Abagall Bell for the
past week. They report a very pleasant
trip.
Miss Nellie Barker's birthday being
Thursday, August 88, she gave a party
to a few of her friends that night.
Among them were, Misses Essie Hargett
Macy Weeks, Temple and Dela Godwin:
Messrs. Carlyle Weeks, Shonnle. Hargett
Percy, Albert. George and Fred Mat
tocks. About 10 o'clock they repaired
to the elegantly decorated dining room
where cake, syllabub and wine were
served, which wss thoroughly enjoyed
by all. One of the party being unable
to partake of either the wine or syllabub
was told a sour apple would make htm
drunk. After supper they returned to
the parlor where many games were
played.
Mrs. Cora Davis, the widow of the
late Mr. Charles Davis of Morehead, is
visiting relatives at this place.
Mr. Bowden and Mr. Beaman of Pol-
locksvlUe, Mr. Jenkins and Leb Gillette
of Maysvllle, were visitors In this place
Sunday, . - .. e .....
Mr. E. W, Bablston ot Jacksonville, Is
here visiting relatives.
Mr. Junius Koonce ot this place made
a flying trip to Einston and New Bern
last week. Contrast.
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Boot Pi' wm H
For 10c Per Can. H
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Fox Ittyer Print and Fancy Elgin Butter only 80o lb. .
New BbL Fulton'Market CornedBeef.
Small .Pig Hams and. Breakfast Strips,' gU&JOured
Smoulders and Uaaiornia JUama. ; -. ..- ,
Codfish, Irish. Potatoes and Onions, . , ; .. ..
Grape Nuts. . ... . -- r-'---..
. Mason's Fruit Jars and Jar, Jiubbexs. -. .
Potted and Canned Heats.
Heinz's Pickles.
Fancy Freeh Elgin Butter 80c lb.
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'Phone 01. 71 'llrGsk sC,: ,
Farmers
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
and Bring yotir Tobacco
t0 ""Planters Warehouse
NEW BERN, N. C.f
which is always the place TO GET THE MOST
MONEY FOR IT.
Best accommodations guaranteed.
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E. J. HESTER, Proprietor.
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UNDER THE NAME OF J
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Quick Jutloe at Aseot.
Not only the horses, but tho powers
of the law, says the London Chronicle,
are swift at Ascot, for the course bas
a special tribunal for the punishment
of evildoers. No sooner is tne pica-
pocket, welsher or ticket snateher ar
rested than he is standing in a (little
room In the royal stand, where the !
evidence is heard and the verdict and
sentence pronounced before the offend
er fully realises that he Is caught No
where else does punishment ao swiftly,
follow crime as at this court, which la
decreed by clause 81 of the indictable
Offenses act of 184& '
This race course tribunal arose cu
riously In the eighteenth century from
an assault upon a royal personage. In
his Indignation at the impossibility; of
Instant punishment of the assailant, he
(ordered that In future a magistrate U Drv Goods and Ladies and ChUdrena Fumishine Store, where mat
should always attend the royallrace. , . n , ..,,. nanAai , v,a 1inAc. a oJ. t? ytpWhts'TV. T.rtW
meeting. This - has ever since beea wv tiu;uu.s UwvU .Dv : Mu rv"
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We Have Opened at the Duffy Store'
61 POLLOCK STREET,
done, and by the above mentloned.act PlilCiiS. ?
2tt?ZTZ i from the Northern
Bhe Is all right agala and p,, eoonr ot Berka InKerdea 1 tho Fall Goods aw arriving dally. -sr ,.. j, .- ., ; ; v v.
Markets and
rears the
Dont ft "1 to try c-r, i c-t Tea, it Is
- aiaa with tfc rtaaia.
The little old man fiddled very bard
as be stood near tne curbstone in
Twenty-third 'street The passersby
looked at hlia curiously. Some of them
smiled. No one gave him a penny.
Presently he was seen to totter and
then to fail, but he kept on fiddling
Just the same, even when he lay prone
upon hla back. A man helped htm to
his feet. He never missed a note. A
little boy who had been regarding him
with keen interest went up to him.
Suddenly the bow hung poised and
motionless. The little old man had
run down. The boy bought him for a
quarter, however.' The vender showed
htm bow to start the fiddle up again,
and the two went off together, happy
will go fishing tomorrow.
Fishing In the surf for sea drum with
hook and line is great sport now, that is
to the man or woman that catches the
drum, don't guess it is much sport to
the drum.
Mullet fish are coming in fast now,
the fishermen are catching some fine
ones. Some of the big seines have set
no fishlne. via. Geonre Littleton, Mart
Heady, O. Buckmasters and George
Smith.
We hear that Mr. O. W. Smith of the
Hammock place has purchased and Is
now putting up a new saw mill there,
also a store with goods. He has a good
fishery on his place too and has made A
No. 1 crop thla year,
Every body seems to be satisfied with
their crop prospects this season though
we see some of the cotton turning rusty
of late.
Schooner Carolyn, Capt. Nlc Moore Jr
ot New River Is up on the ways for re
pair at Foster's ship yard here, so Is the
O. Hay and Joseph, both of the latter
from this place. 2 "Baa Side."
BRADHaM'S LAXATIVE CHILL
and FEVER TONIO la a sure cure for
Malaria In all its forms. It Is a general
tonio and can be given to children to
Improve and enrich the blood and regu
late the digestive tract. Price 50e. No
cure no pay, BRADHAM'S PHAR
MACY.
Prescriptions at Davis', it
Davis' Prescription Pharmacy makes
a specialty of prescriptions. Prompt
and careful attention la given them.
Only the best drugs are' used. The
prices are reasonable. Bend yours there
to be filled.
to enable him to
Ascot
noia WIS court ai n ;intawtinit;n aoll 1Tfn r!ifiTT StTRTfTTT.V .nil r,ni.nri.
to all will commend itself to Bhrewd payers,, for we return to jou in
Bmeorc Ike Bapvtaeas Habit. , nr5noa what, nfhom hnva fa maVa irnn now . fmt rr4r. n
The art of laughter should surely, be r " " J"" v
cuiuvated-in tact, au and everything high salaried book-keeper and bad accounts.
that leada to. Joy. Tho wish to be , w , .
happy, the love of gladness and beau- We cordially invite yon tcr inspect our stock before buying and
ty, la, I am aure, a thing to be usino. promise you cheerful and polite attention and more than all Remember,
kwuocuuuvij at ao nwui
yatlon. Play is as essential a factor
In tnen's Uvea as work. Philosophers
tell-us that no man Uvea his ownllfe
until he plays. Work comes, from the
exigencies ot life, from the "musts'' of
thia world, which often Dush a 'man
along very different paths from 'those
he would choose to travel byl(from in-1
cllnatlon or capacity. Play is, how-
ever, his recreation, and here at bis
leisure time comes out his whole soul.
his nower of and choice of. play, his
greater or lesser necessity for It, to re-1
cunerate ' mind and body from tne
strain of dally work. Chnperone.
T&e Ess
Sells it tor Iiess.
J. A. PATTERSON,
C. S. HILL, '
managers.
Maalolaal Brldearooma.
An amusing story Is told of the
crowning of a rose queen of a country,
district near Paris. ; The selected
aueen. as one of the formalities of
awarding their dower, was asked by,
the mayor for the name ot her fiance. I
"I have none," she replied. ; Nouned
that a sweetheart was Indispensable,
the young lady added timidly, "I
thought the - municipality provided
everything necessary." Stralghtwaya
Touns swain nresented nlmselftas an i
aspirant, and, being aa promptly ac-J I
eepted, all things became regular ana
tat order.
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Cotton Dnnninn
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For Roaches and Water Ens
If y on are troubled with roaches and
water bugs, try our Roach Paste. We
guarantee it to give satisfaction and re
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We have in stock and to arrive
3,500 Rolls Cotton Bagging, 8,500
bundles Cotton Ties. ' v
Send us your orders. Trices are
the lcweBt.
" ' has moved his Millinery Stock from - Tollock
. , - Street to his store on Lllddle Street and la Clos
ing out the same at GREATLY REDUCED
prices.
Special -Indt:cc:::c::t3 to r
a r sr.-j i i v -u a 1 tt J.Xi. Vtr-
fund t' e money if it does not. Price 25c
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ar. 1 coii? T tt'l New Toi k Tress,
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