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: NEW BERN. CRAVEN COUNTY,' N. C, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 14, 1906.-SECOND SECTION. !
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Events of Past Three Days
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Industrial, Cftmnwirciiil, Social, Relici-.-.
mb,' Criminal and Political
Happenings Condensed in ---.
. Few Linen. "
' Gebraltar, Sept.. 11. The steamer
.Prince Adelbert passed through the
ttraitathla morning having on board
.. Paul O. Stensland, the defaulting
- president of the Milwaukee Avenue
Saviiigs bank, Chicago. ' A report start
ed that Stensland attempted suicide
but there b no truth in statement. , '
' Washington, Sept. 11 Feeling that
the uncertaint iea of the safety of Amer
ican interests in Cuba 'demanded more
attention President Roosevelt hasord-
- ered the cruiser Des Moines to Havana
- to protect and guard. American inter
net including shipping The vessejaiso
conveys a missive from the state de-
' partment Great secrecy . is mentioned
in all departments and it is regarded
by some that the United States be
iieves that Palmano longer controls
the situation. Roosevelt ialkeeping in
closest touch with the insurrection. V
St Louis, Ma.Sept li-H.n,! Wil-1
liam J. Bryan was iven a notable re- j
ception here today thi being the start, j
ing point of ihis southern tour which
will occupy three weeks and will end in
Indian Territory. :
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- New York Sept 11 The first polit
ical convention under the auspices of the
Independent League was held here last
night and waa largely attended. Wil
liam R. Hearst was warmly cheered
. and waa the idol of the convention. The
name of McClellan waa the signal for
one united hiss and jeer. - f -:
- Warsaw, Russia, Sept. It The reign
- of the terrorists still continues unabat
ed and there seems to be no end to the
awful cruelty of the Radicals toward
their captives. ' Jews are being hauled
to prison by thousands, many children
among 'them.' This Is but a ruse to
continue the massacre. In some cases
the revolutionists employ children to
assassinate officials as they are gener
ally unsuspected and are easy to obtain
places of advantage where they can do
their deadly work. ' ;
Rushville, Ind., Sept. II. -Three
men were killed in a peculiar manner
here today. They leaned against or
took bold of a barbed wire fence
through which an. electrical current
was passing from a power plant. It is
thought the circuit was made, by con
tact with live wires. ' v
St Paul, Minn.', Sept 11. The heat
for the past few days has been terrific
and has caused much sickness and suf
fering. The temperature has been SO
degrees and over. , j : .-
, Norfolk, Sept 11 The meeting of
the Jamestown Exposition commission
for the atate of North Carolina met
hefe today and visited the site of the
proposed building for this state. They
made ail necessary arrangements and
decided to break ground October 6, the
day before the launching of the crui
ser North Csrolina. .-" '
Greensboro, Sept 12 The argument
in the Hardin case In the Federal court
occupied the entire day the jury not
tett'ri the case until fWe o'clock.
3:, a Fjnwn consumed two hours of
t ,,i ' ti in t!.e closing argument
for t'..e :.uJ.4).t. LUrict Attorney
I!w!ton closed for the government at
f wur o'clock, and it took Ju '.. i Boyd
-ad'y an hour to deliver his charge
to t' e j sry. As soon as the charge was
iif ej ry'a bands, they took a cj y
if t'. ' 1 of iiui'.ctment along v.. 'i
t" '.It I i time in Li ' j
i ( f t' a c-i ie.
- ' guilty. The sent-
" a ' i ' '1. L. E. Davis F.x--'.'..'
i r i' i i ' . ! I g .lify to
t' ; i' . i ( f f. ' .;',' f .-, e ac
'. A '.lot:- rc: . e..ii,,W 1 toCe
t an 1 the court a 'Jww'i,
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here today for control of the party Sen
ator Dick won the contest over the Cox
delegates. Motion to put' bick but of
the race was defeated, Senator Fora
ker's influence for Cox was felt and
Dick victory puts the Senator at a dia
advantage. The stand pat attitude was
taken and the tariff issue and Dick were
endorsed in the same measure with
President Roosevelt : '
Baleigh, Sept 12 Mention' has been
'made of the. two auits instituted by
Mrs. M. T. Norris, against the North
Carolina Home Fire Insurance Com
pany and Alex Webb, its President,
for slander and damages. It is now
learned that the aggregate to be sued
for is $100,000. - - ' -
At the meeting of tha policy holders
of the Mutual Life and New York Life
Insurance. Cos., J. Van Lindley, "of
Greensboro, was made President, Wil
liam, H. Pace, of Raleigh, Secretary of
the North Carolina Policy Holders Pro
tective Association. Two committees
were Created, to go to New York- and
examine the International policy
holders and administration of receipts.
They are to examine others as to what
they represent -oj stand for in :he fu
ture conduct of the business of the com
pany' They will report their Endings
at an adiourned meeting of the Asso
ciation October 16. lit was the sense
of the meeting that the policy holders
in the State be advised not to pledge
themselves to support any ticket prior
to October 16. JThere are 16,000 N. C.
policy holders in the two companies,
and $26,000 of insurance.
Washington, Sept 12 The Navy de
partment has received . word that the
armored cruiser Denver has arrived at
Havana. 1 The gun boat Marietta has
been ordered to Cienfuegoa and will
reach there tomorrow.1: The' cruiser
Des Moines is held at Key West ready
to go to Cuba should itbe necessary.
President Roosevelt is preparing for
any emergency in Cuba and is consider
ing ultimate intervention. A-. -Raleigh,
Sept 12-George Cross, a
negro who is a drunkard and who has
been on the road . gang several times,
killed his father, Hardy Cross, aged
over seventy years' by . breaking his
neck. He struck his father with his
fist knocking him down the steps" and
against the fnce. The crime was
committed at the house of Hardy Cross.
The arrest of George' Cross' quickly
followed and he is in jail -'"
Ringgold, Nev. Sept 12th. On ac
count of overlooking the train order by
the engineer of a passenger train en
the Atlantic and Western railway, sev
en people were killed in a collision here
today. a'--.. "': 'r"f"
Columbia, S. C., Sept 12.-l'he era
of Tillmanism is drawing to a close and
the people of South Carolina have given
a most scathing rebuke . to his "pet
scheme. .The second primary yester
day gave AnsetT the . anti-dispensary
candidate a majority of 16,000 over
Manning for governor. The excitement
attendant upon this election has been
intense, and the feeling existing be
tween the two factions the most bitter
that haa been experienced . foe years
There Is great rejoicing over the re
sult.' V j,: ' V
Havana, Sept 19 The rebellion is
daily growiag stronger and although
the loyalists are hoepful they are sure
ly losing prospects of success. .The in
surgents control all small towns in
Santa Clara and threaten Cienfuegos
New men are constantly joining their
numbers. They are committing depre-
dations holding up trains and endear
oring to cause strikes among laboring
men.- , ' ' -
Raleigh, Sept 13. The Supreme
Court today heard argument in the case
involving the lease of the Atlantic &
North Carolina Railway. The oiiginal
charter of this road provides for the
"farming out" of the transudation,
etc. The word "lease" Is not used in
the original document, which if not
drawn by Governor Horehead himsulf
v 1 (! ultless drafted under his person
I f i'-i'vii.inn. ' ' , . ,4 . ,.
V.'i. n, fiopt 13. -The Inter-
b -"a C ce (. .i i ii ii is uon is hearing
g ; n i on t'.o qn, .: ,n of waiving
tLe SD d..y iioS.i:o of pntjtfMMfl clmnfrcs
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Jx i .r;!!tT :,;-t, 1 i,i f.iv.,r of the
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throw the government iHer last words
were"Long live Social Revolution for
Land and Liberty". -
' Deputy insurance commissioner Scott
. has returned from Wadesboro where a
true bill waa found I against Clem In
gram for the burning of barns of Mrs.
Katherine Atkinson. Mr. Scott also
stopped at Pit&boro where Corinna
I Foster wss held in (200 for burning the
dwelling ; and barns at .the home of
James Johnson at Merry Oaks.
, Moscow, Sept. 13. Large numbe.s
of bandits have been found by the po
lice who have also discovered a place
from where false passports were issued.
, Pittsburg, Sept 13. -In his monthly
circular to the United Mine Workers,
John Mitchell, the president, urges the
unionists to fight all 'their enemies at
the ballot box. " v
, Raleigh, N. ,C, September 13th.
The hoard ot internal improvement,
Governor Glenn presiding, re-elected
State proxy T." V. Warren, of Jones
county, and the Directors on the part
of the State for the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad, L. Daniels, J. W.
Grainger, W. B. Creech, D. B. Hooker,
W. H.' Bagley, C. M. ' Busbee, L. P.
Tapp and W, S. Chadwick. "
THE SULTAN IS WM
With a Retinae of Fun Mak-
Crs. ; Song Dispensers and
: A t Pretty Girls.
His Royal Highness, - the Sultan of
Sulu, will appear at the opera house
tonight in ail his majesty. Those who
have seen this merry ""monarch and all
things that he does and heard the
things that he says want to go again.
The comedy opera under this name is
one that will make a man laugh in spite
of himself. It is crowded full of bright
dklegue and catchy songs. ;
The costumes are elegant and very
costly and they with the scenery are in
themselves worth the price of the show,
The Sultan of Sulu. .
Loco
'' - i ... . . - Sept 5.
. Cotton picking is in progress now be
tween showers, , which are quite fre
quentv, . Z-.l' a .. J.:i ':
Mrs. G. W. Smith . and children are'
visiting relatives at Silverdale.
Miss Rena Taylor and brother Kit at
tended the Quarterly Meeting at Had
nott's Creek Saturday and Sunday. -
Mrs.' E. J. Higgins returned from her
visit to relatives at Olivers and Tren
ton Sunday. ,. , i,K..;, .
Mr. M. Z. Riggs, oi Silverdale, was a
guest of Mr. G. W. Smith Sunday.
Messrs Dan and Lon Lilly spent a few
days at Bogue last week, -j,
Mr. EJ. J. Hiergins went to Olivers to-
day to see his son's horse that is very
sick. ,' ' ; "' k : ' " " ' '
Mr. J. W. Scott visited relatives here
last week.-' v ." ' ; ' '
' Mr. B. F. Taylor was called here
Sunday last ''
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Dogs. Start A Runaway. -
Yesterday morning Mr. J.1 E. Hawk
fastened his horse in front of the
Stewart building on Pollock street and
two dogs engaged in a fight right un
der the horse's heels, The horse not
being used to this procedure naturally
became frightened and broke aay leav
ing a part of the harness attached to
the post The horse ran up Middle and
Griffith streets to the Pine Lumber
Company's office where he knew he
had friends. .On his .way he struck a
transfer, dray and telephone pole and
got to his destination with the carriage
quite badly damaged. It is a question
now which is .the more valuable, curs
that wander around town fighting every
dog they corns across and keeping up a
general turmoil fuss and more or less
anxiety for lives and property. These
worthless dogs are not only responsible
oftentimes for damaged property but
they destroy rest at night by their ia
cessant barking; they nronopolize the
sidewolks and pedestrians either have
to step on them'or go around them via
the middle of the roid. It is not a veiy
pleasing proposition to contemplate,
when wa take into consideration that
we can do without dogs, and that with
which they interfere is valunble.
We are glad to say that the police
are thinning out these useless curs but
still there are too many. The time wiil
como when the dog will be an issue jn
politics if it becomes much more obnox
ions Already it's as Lad as tLe trust.
Carriage In . Tru!'.!s,
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Mr. W. G. Cuthrell and Miss Minnie
Onion of lruitta were I ; ; ;'y united
n t'," Irt.n.l of matrimony at the home
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BLIND
KEEP COURT BUISY
Two Prisoners Were Taken at
(ireeiisboro, One For Bnr-
jslery and the-- Other
' For Escaping '
; From Road
; Force. ,
GOES TO NEW YORK.
Death of Mrs. Cornelia Cox. Woman
Entering the Revenue ; Service.
Two. or Three Ladies Grace
' ' The Otherwise Prosaic Of- u
, flees of the United
......... ; States Court. ; 'jL
Special Correspondence '
Greensboro Sept. 11 AUhree o'clock
to day the Hardin ' case 'in the Court
was given to the jury; The case - was
closed yesterday rf ternoon and speeches
made for prosecution, by Assistant Dis
trict Coble, opened the argument, and
Judge ' Adams, and Governor Aycork
followed for the defendant, ; This morn
ing a brief argument was made for de
fendant by R. N. Hackett, Judge By
num closing for the defense ' and Dis
trict Attorney Holton concluding for
the government. : 'r&'r yf " ; .
The Revenue Service, ; like the busi
ness world, is. getting permeated with
lady officers, A broad ew. officer, in
the lovely person ot Miss Maude Baker
of Reidsville, was here last night, en
route from Raleigh to Reidsville, Miss
Baker was yesterday commissioned by
Collector Duncan as a deputy collector.
She will not go raiding 'after blockade
stills, but has been assigned to office
duty as stamp clerk, f vh v ; .;..?
Deputy Collector Baker is the daugh
ter of a prominent republican of Rock
ingham, Mr. G. W. " Baker, who is at
present serving as a juror in the Fed
eral Court here, in tho Hardin trial, ,
The Federal Court 'itself, shows a
commendable partiality for lady officers
The Deputy Clerk here, is Miss Hatty
Causey; and she is one of the best of
ficers in the United States. - The court
stenographer, Miss Lula Sherrill, is so
efficient it makes even old men's heads
swim to watch the . lightning speed of
her nimble fountain pen. Another splen
did officer of feminine charm and man
ly efficiency is Miss Nessie Myrick, a
deputy marshal in marshal Millikan's
department Another deputy collector
is Miss Williams in the collectors office
at Asheville. It is remarkable how
quickly the ladies catch on to the run
of official duties how officiant they are,
and wonderful how quick the men adopt
themselves to their presence and im
prove accordingly. . v i ', . ;
There was more or less activity In
blind tiger circles , here yesterday judg
ing from the arrest made,. which num
bered seven. Two of the parties were
a little out of the ordinary, one being a
cork legged negro named Gus Brown
who arrived from his home in Winston
with a plentiful supply of liquor, was
caught and locked up, and his whiskey
confiscated before he had sold more
than a pint - The other-was Albert
Chavis, a well . known licensed public
carriage driver and owner.' .. Chavis, it
has developed used his carriage as a
kind ' of perambulating bar, ' selling
drinks and bottles of the .ardent all
about town: But he is not as bad as
that water wagon driver in Wilmlng'
ton, who got drunk Saturday and from
his perch on the very pinnacle of the
water wagon, came near drowning six
policemen who were innocently stand
ing on the sidewalk of the principal
street which the water wagoner was
trying to sprinkle, but persisted in
driving next to the curbing instead of
keeping in the middle of the road.
The sheriff of Randolph county came
here this morning and carried away
two prisoners arrested here yesterday.
One was a white man, Grover Cleveland
Blaylock, who is wanted at Liberty on
a charge of breaking in two stores
there and doing some wholesale steal
ing. He was tried before a magistrate
two months ago and default of a $200
bond was being taken to' jail, when he
broke loose and running from the con
stable escaped. The $S5 reward offered
for his capture, will be claimed by
policemen Stedman of this city, who
located Blaylock in a restaurant. ' Tom
Cox, an escaped convict from the mad
force, was also caught here last night
and the Randolph officer took him back
along with Blaylock.-.
Yesterday afternoon while Mr.
Jacob Rui-'unan, who has a combined
store and dwelling on Ashe street was
tnkh.fj an outing with his family, 8"me
'liliT murium
his prcmi ies and
j n-.'.n.y il. . v. r ar.l
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EISEOFOO-
EIT1QUS YOUTH.
An Example of The Power of
, Pluck and Perseverance
in Actual Life-
Special Correspondence. .-..'
Raleirh Sent 12 A few veara aeo
in the band of the A ft M Cadet corps j
was a little boy, James Higgs of this
city, wearing knickerbockers and beat
ing the drum, and always keeping op
with the procession. He waa a boy who
was simply bound to succeed and now
he has just received his third promotion
as a civil engineer in the Southern rail
way getting $1,880 a year. He U only
18 years old and graduated last June,
having entered the college at the . age
of 14 and having been one of the beat
pupils at Prof. Morson's High School
here. During all his vacation he work
ed for the railway. He is a brother of .
Mr. Sherwood Higgs of Raleigh. ' . '
The penitentiary authorities . have
raised the price of convict labor on all
out aide labor from $1,25 to $1,60 per
day. There if a very great demand for
convict labor but of course : very little
of it can be supplied. :: j,
The list of tax books foruse in. the
public Bchools of the atate is now, be
ing issued. There was a little delay in
the issue because of an. error as to one
word by the public printer, to that up
to this time very lew of the lists have
been sent out The exchange prices
this year are very good, something
more than half of the books being iu
ject to exchange, i ,. i.'. '..i
H Harlowe and N.Harlowey,
"V Septr 13.
Mrs Lucy Morton returned Saturday
from making a visit at Beaufort. ?
Miss Reba Morton of Beaufort is
making a visit to cousins, Misses Bessie
aid Clara Morton. - -v's
3 W Conner was here Sunday after a
few days stay has returned to his home
at Thurman. Mrs Conner who haa
been visiting her mother returned with
him.; ;;..iv..-t-i ,.:),..-;.Va.,., . .....
Mrs Hannah Bell is making herdaugh
ter, Mra W J Haler a visit at Morehead
City." r-
' Messrs J A Morton and John Koonce
went to New Bern Sunday. . : , ':';.;,,"
Eddie Taylor of . Winthrop Mills waa
here for a short time Monday.. .
Mrs D G Bell accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Irma Willi ford of Kings
Mountain left for her home in Morehead
last Sunday. . , "
Mr Joshua Adams is losing some of
his hogs, v we trust it is not the chol
era, : . "yTXCZ'ft ''-. '
Mrs Lillian - Foreman who la being
sought after to teach - oar school this
winter is in the neighborhood for a few
days. ;,.!, v.i ; ;, '
Mrs J L Taylor waa spending the day
with her brother, Mr. J Adams yester-
Alex Foreman and wife paased
through yesterday from spending the
day at Blades enroute to their home at
Core Creek. ':' -;''" :'
Messrs D G Bell and Paul Webb and
Mrs W P Bell, Misses Corrine and
Estelle Webb of Morehead City came
over on a naptha launch Sunday to
spend the day and returned in the after
noon.' .-.ii;'-' i"'.
' E T Webb and family returned yes
terday from their trip to Swans
boro. . . . , .. ' ' '
' Will Bell and a lady of Beaufort were
callers in our berg Sunday.
Mrs Mary Hardison of Thurman came
yesterday to spend a few days with her
parents, Mr and Mrs Joshua Adams.
; .Mr Manly Mann 'of Blades passed
through this morning for Newport to
meet with some fair cousin.
N H Taylor is in New Bern today to
make purchases for his mercantile busi
ness. . ... . ' i.; -
Joseph A Morton has gone to New
Bern today in the interest of Morton &
Bangert. , ' ' ...
A A N C Railroad Stockholder'
"; '-; -, ':: Meeting. - "'- ''
There will be a meeting of the stock
holders of the A. & N. C. Railroad Co.
in New Bern, N. C, at 12 o'clock m.
September 27th, 1906. The stock books
for the transfer of stock in said compa
ny will be closed from 12 o'clock m,
Sept. 10th to 12 o'clock m. Oct 1st
1906. This Angust 27th, 1306.
D. J.'EROADKURST.
" '' Secretary anl Treaa.
Fine venison at Oaks Market
enterprise. .
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4Y( lie, fiuillts llt?Mr riaiiivi. gviuv, an
Randulrh county, f aturdry I U, t!rs.
Corm-Ka Cox, sii.lx to Dr. C x of Gull-
w as a well known and 6.um :.t
wnnuui. Cl.e lavs two . ;a,
t'.ra. Henry C x i...d li.a. 1 Llney
r.'ildwln of I;.. ' ' h.
EEATH OF FE0"r .
KENT EDUCATCR.
Two Young Hen Arrested on
the Charge of Forgery.
Call Extended bySonth
; side Baptist Church
to Rev. A. C.
Hamby of HUls
boro. Odd
Fellows
Leave.
" Special Correspondence, v.1:
Greensboro, Sept 13. Prof. Thomas
A. Sharps died last night at St. Leo's
Hospital of appendicitis, He had been
sick for several weeks. His body was
taken ' this afternoon to Pineville,
Mecklenburg county, ; for interment
Prof. Sharpe was 32 years of age and
he was one of the most valuable citi
zens' of the community and a man of
remarkable wisdom and judgment for
one of his years, and was personally be
loved by all who knew him. He was
born in Mecklenburg county and gradu
ated ' from - the State University ten
years ago.. In 1897 he was largely in
fluential in carrying his school district
for local taxation. He taught for some
time in the graded schools of Goldsboro
going from there ' to Darlington as
superintendent of the graded schools
there. He marr'ed in Darlington and
is survived by his wife and one child
From (Darlington Prof; ; Sharpe came
to Greensboro to become superintendent
of the public schools of the county.. He
served one year in this capacity and
during that time the county made won
derful progress in the adoption of local
taxation plan of aiding country schools.
Two years ago he left the educational
world and entered business life as an em
ployeof the Cone Export and Commis
sion Company, ... ;
D. N7 Wilkerson and A. D. Lassiter,
tw yonng white men, were arrested
here last tight on the charge of forg
ing two sight drafts for $15 and having
them cashed.. Wilkerson gave bond of
ICO in each case for his appearance be
fore the mayor this afternoon, but Las
siter being unable to give bond, was
lodged in jail. Wilkerson is charged
with aigningthe name, of a Richmond
firm to drafts b favor of Lasiter for
sum stated aSjve, Lassiter having them
cashed. On Lassiter's person, when he
was arrested, was found a sight draft
for $50 purporting to be from a Rich'
mond firm.
At a meeting of Southside Baptist
church last night a call was extended
to Rev. A. C. Hamby of Hillsboro, to
take effect Nov. L Rev. C. E. Maddry
for some time has been pastor both of
this church and Forest Avenue Bapti'
church. Some time ago Forest Avenu'
called Mr. Maddry for all of his time,
making it necessary f or the Southsiar
church to call a new pastor. This they
did last night and it is understood that
Rev, Mr. Hamby will accept '
Messrs R. W. Murray and R. L. Wood
ard will leave to night for Toronto, Can
ada to attend the Sovereign Grand
Lodge, Independent Order of Odd Fel
lows. Tbey will go by way ot Norfolk
and there will be joined by . a party of
Odd Fellows from the eastern part of
the State. Mr. Murray goes as a spec
ial commissioner to prosecute some mat
tors in behalf .of the Grand Lodge of
North Carolina before committees of
tho Sovereign Grand Lodge.
! Riggsville Items
: "' Septl2.
The weather still continues very
warm and wet -
Cotton picking is in progress among
the farmers in this section.
; Misses Nannie Smith, Minnie Smith
and Julia Burk of Mill Point were visit
ing Mrs. J.T. Riggs Sunday.' .;;"
" Miss Bettie Smith who has been vis
iting friends and relatives here, return
sd home Sunday, much to the regret of
her many friends. "';.
Miss Addie Canady returned home
Saturday from Swansboro, where she
has been spending a week with friends
and relatives. ., -.(
. Miss Mary Stanley is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Laura Yeates of Belgrade
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Carney and little son
of Ayden are visiting Mr.and Mrs. Steve
Stanley this week.
Mr and Mra Him Reid of Bear Creek
was vbiting at Mr J H Canadays last
week.
, Mr. Graham Koonce, of Stella, as
a caller here Saturday.
Mrs. James Rigjs is very sick at this
writing. Hope she will soon be well.
There was a very heavy electric storm
tl.lesfternoon, which cooled oil the at
nvv; here to soma extent.
t'r.' till Stanley left Konduy for
1W turn.
t!r. Joe. Smith returned ycaterCy
from Cjut'iport, v,h-re ha ht. hvn
er,j;-"d to woskon a fUiii-jr ST.nck.
Cr.ACT..
SKIII ECZEfill
Black Splotches All Over Face
Produced Severe Hchlng-Year't
, . Treatment by Physicians Did '
Good and Became Despondent
Affected Parts Now Clear as Ever
Alabama Lady's .
CURE BY THE ' '
CUTICURA REf"Ec:X
"About four years ago I was aCotei
with black splotches all over my fane
and a few covering my body. wL, a
produced a severe itching irritation, and
which caused me a great deal of annoy' -ance
and suffering, to such an extent tl.4 ' '
1 was forced to call in two of theleadii '
physicians of my town. After a thoj -ough
examination of the dreaded com -.
plaint they announced it to be aUa
eczema in its worst form. Tbey treated '
me for the same for the lengtl of ort
year, but the treatment did me no good. '
' " Finally I became despondent as4 '
decided to discontinue their servicea,
Shortly afterwards, my husband krad '
ing a copy of a weekly New Yk
paper saw an advertisement of the Ox
cura Remedies. - He purchased the an '
tire outfit, and after using the con teats . -.
of the first bottle of Cuticura Resotvect
in connection with the Cuticura So
and Ointment, the breaking out entire f :
stopped. I continued the use of tbs
Cuticura Remedies for six months, anl
after that every splotch waa entirely , .
gone and the affected parts were left as
clear as ever. I have not felt asyaap
torn of the eczema since, which was thnti
years ago.
"The Cuticura Remedies not v2f
cured me of that dreadful disease,
eczema, but other complicated troubles
as well: and I have been the means of
others being cured of the same diseaes
by the Cuticura Remedies, and I don't
hesitate in saying that the Reeolvert
is the best blood medicine that the wotii '
has ever known." Lizzie E. Sledge,
"- ' 840 Jones Ave,
Oct28, 1905. - Selma, AJsw
Sold throotfKrat Am wnrlS. Oatlont Son, Kc-Ofc.
Dlfiit. U&, SeKnt, ), (la torm of Ckoglai 0u4
Fill,, Do. pr ll of 60), bit bo bt M ul nu iaa, '
hotter Drug im Chcm. Corp.. Sole Prop,., Sootm,
-MtlIe4 rrot, "Tho 6tttiu Wla A .
REWARD OFFERED
FG3 feie::3.
Two Hundred Dollars WC1 U
Paid the Person Givizi
. -theMt. Airy Murder
er to the Author
ities. ' ;s
Special Correspondence.
Raleigh, Sept. 12-The Governor of
fers a ; reward of $200. for Irvtej
Peatross, who on Sunday, August tiSt
near the Mt Airy Granite Quarry
murdered J. F. Timmons . Peatross
and his two brothers and Timmons had
been drinking the night before. Tts
next morning as Timmons was walking
along a highway, singing, Peatross anl
his brothers appeared, armed, told hiai
to hold up his hands and. then Irvirg
shot him in the abdomen. As Timmocs
fell Peatross threatened to shoot tgi'M
but ina moment Timmons waa dead.
The murderer fled at once to Stokes
county. Solicitor Porter Graves of tb
Uth district saw the Governor this
morning and procured the offer of Cs
reward. ". ''' ; '
. v . , Buoys Discontinmd.
On July Uth 1906, following buoys,
moored in 1 the channel becweci
Ocracoke Inlet and Pamlico Sound Ij
way of Wallace Channel, were discos
tinued, the channel having filled ep so
as to be unavailable:;
Bulkhead Cut Lower End buoy No. 6,
a third-class bun.
Bulkhead Cut Lower End buoy No. 5,
a third-class nun.
Bulkhead Cut Upper End buoy Koi.8.
a third-class nun.
Bulkhead Cut Upper End buoy Vx t.
a spar.
. Channel buoy, a red spar.
Shoal Point buoy No. 9, a tLUJ-t" s
can. : "
Flounder Slue Rock buoy No. 1 a
third-class nun.
Inner Cut Lower buoy No. 11, a tl!
class can.
Inner Cut Lower buoy No. 12, a t
Inner Cut Kid buoy No. 13, a t !
class can.
Inner Cut Upper buoy No. 1 i, a r .
Inner Cut Urper buoy Ho. 13, a t" 1
class can.
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