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New Bern, N, C, September 18. 1906.
THE SPELLBINDER AND THE VOTER
There ia a contradiction in the alleged
political demand, which calls for Bpeak
en in each political campaign, to en
lighten the voters, on their duties,
while the cry at the same time is raised
that the political speakers are sent to
"spellbind" the voters through their
eloquence.
There is more or less truth in the al
legation that political speeches misdi
rect attention. But in this age the
stump speaker has not the same easy
position as did the stump speaker of a
quarter of a century ago. Education
and the newspaper places actual condi
tions within the daily knowledge of ev
ery voter. 1 The doings of every person
in office life from constable to presi
dent is known and read by men. The
stump speaker may praise his party,
The congressman candidate may de
clare what he has or will do, but unless
there be facts to sustain the statements
made, their hearers will soon call the
speakers to a sense of their weak points
and destroy their efforts.
It is the political party's public ree-
rd, which must declare itself, net the
spellbinder. It is the candidate whose
public record will stand daylight, and if
necessary, the search light inspection,
who will gain votes. The crowd is fickle.
It will shout or laugh its approval, but
shouts and laughter will not count at
the polls. It is what the man is, what
the party has done that gives assur
ance to the voter. Fireworks and liq
uor, parades and speeches serve, today,
but an indifferent purpose. The street
crowd follows the show, but not neces
sarily the candidate to the ballot box.
, ft is the policy of honesty to constitu
ents, that counts. Platform eloquence
may get the plaudits. It is the home
where the opinion is formed. It is edu-
' cation and the newpaper, which pre
pares in every campaign that terrible
unknown quantity, the silent vote. It
k this vote which causes political up
heavals, and mares politicians despair,
because it cannot be reckoned with.
The speaker may for the time deceive
his audience. But the deception does
sot carry a vote to the ballot box in the
speaker's favor.
REPUBLICANISM FOR
. V OFFICE EFFECT.
The report that the republicans of
the third congressional district will
meet in convention in Goldsboro, to
name a candidate, is the usual bi-annual
political force. It would be a fun
ny performance, if it was not ridicu
lous. It is ridiculous because it means
only an excuse, a blind to deceive the
political powers at Washington.' It
would be rank flattery to say that the
nominee, who ever he may be, was a
"stalking horse", for that would give
political character to the scheme,:
which is a very sorry bluff, and a bluff
only to those beyond the third congress
ional district of N. C , ! '
Of course the going through the form
of calling and holding a convention
preserves a sort of ( "political regn
krity". It presents this side to the
uninitiated. To the one nominated, is
the ever present and longing hope, that
even if made a political scape-goat, the
"powers above" may at some time re
member the sacrifice, and some twenty
five dollar pei month office may be giv
tn ti e party who played the political
- i e-coat. y
H v. Ill be remembered that Mr. Les
' ; I ' Ut once essayed this political
it the third congressional
i 1, it mny not be altogether
.1 N t'.l; J district candidacy, but
5 a i i ii the TV h
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fact, in order to secure oSce.
Fut this third district congressional
republicanism, is like North Carolina
republicanism. It is senseless and
meaningless, except to the self-perpe
tuated office-holder. So far as the
democrats are concerned it is a help to
them, as it makes voters come out, and
not be lulled to sleep by having no op
posing ticket But it meana nothing
for republican growth. That is not
wanted. North Carolina republicanism
has its principles founded and bounded
by one thing political office.
GET THE HAPPY HABIT I '
If solid happiness we rixe'
Within our heart this jewel nea,
And they are fools who roam;
ThA world has nothina? to bestow.
Fromeur own selves the bliss must
flow,
And that dear but our home.
The above verse of Nathaniel 'Cot
ton's might serve, if eerioQsly token as
the key to learning nd securing fee
happy habit What ia Bseant by hap
py habit is not meant joviality aim
stranarera or acauaiataaeas. Nor does
it mean the unceasing smile and gay
remark, no matter what the time or no
easion may; be. 'V. . v.:lO;,i-;;
Perhaps a serene mind and temper
ate living, will corns nearest to devel
oping the happy habit Wn the
individual the calmness and eoflserva
tirenesa, which shall be his or hers ia
all seasons, be they of joys, or of sor
rows. The possessor of the hapny habit
is not merely in the fell enjojment of a
personal happiness, .but the
added satisfaction of giving pleasure to
others, and in thus giving pleasure, of
being a force for good in the world.
The happy habit for its possessor
means a' pleasure eaeb day. It destroys
selfishness, and plants instead, unselfish
ness, it makes lire a Duraens easier v
be borne. It makes obstacles surmount
able. While life is today, tomorrow un
known, yet it is not thst one should for
today, only. It is the happy habit which
glorifies today, and opens the way for
many tomorrows, if not for its own
self , it will he for others.
And so when the and shall come, it
may be honestly and sincerely written
And all shall say and can,
He lived his beat he was a man
Tho, with fault of word and oeed,
Yet served mankind in need, .
And wrought for good..
Cslsrrsa Cassot as Cam4. v.?
with Local Applications, as they can
not reach the seat of the diserse. Cat
arrah ia a blood or constitutional disease
and in order to cure it you must take
internal remedies.'' Hall's Catarrah
Cure is taken internally, and acta dine
Uy on the llood and mucous surfacea.
Hall's Catarrah Cure is not a quack
medicine. It was prescribed by one of
the best physicions in this country for
years and is a regular prescription. It
is composed of the beat tonics known,
combined with tite best blood purifiers
acting directly on the mfcous surfacea.
The perfect combination of two in
gradients is what produces such wonder
ul results in curing Catarrah. Send
fer testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY ft CO., Preps., Toledo,
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Sold by Druggists, price 75c . .? 1
Take Hall's FamirySPills for constipa
t'on.
. prescott Items.
, Sept JO, ,
Mr. Willie 3umreU of Bayboro has
been visiting friends and relatives of
White Hill the past week. - " ., .......
We are glad to say the bridge at Ed
ward has been repaired and passing no
longer delayed. 'IT. ' -: . .
Mr. Rufus Paul of Core Point was in
ourmidst Sunday night last - ;
Wa are sorry to say (hat Mr Jimmie
Walkins little daughter is ill with ery-
sipelis. -:: ' .-v,.. ,
Mr Esster Walks, was the guest of
Mr. Hugh Sawyer Sunday last i .,t
We are haying some very nice meet
ings at White Hill now." The house ia
full every night and a number of new
members have been added to "the
church. I'.i'i f : .. i
Miss Marrietta Dunn was the guest
of Miss Hattie Lee Sunday ' - afternoon.
Mr. Thomas and Joe Edward of
Edwardsville departed for Aurora SaU
vrday morning last - .., .
Owing to good weather Mr David
Mixon has had much work to do, mow
ing hay the past week..
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L k:ch:.:c:-3,'va, ' '
are headquarters for
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, i FLJ tZ3TCr F.-l
It Will Make a Sensation in
the Effete East Taxi-
dermic Work of High
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; iXSp6'' Correspondence.;, r
Raleiirh. SeDt 1 Tomorrow Seen
tary Bruner of the Board of Agriculture
and Curator Brinaley leave for Boston
to be away about two months. ; . During
the whole month of October the Boston
Food Fair will open at which North
Camlina will have so beautiful an ex
hibit in the handsomest hall . in all the
vast buildings. Mr: Bruner said of the
exhibit: ''f win be. a superb ahow.
Wa will he a little crambed for money
but we certainly have an excellent lot
of stuff which jm well prepared and hsa
been very carefully packed shipped and
which covers the state s resources in
rery complete and striking way." - ;
While Mr. Brimlev Is away . Mr,
Addicks, his vary anabls young aasiBt-
ant wfll do a lot of VOt mooning
specimens of birds. He will kill the
raven from the mountains which all the
summer has made his voice .heard
round the agricultural building and
will also kill aome hawks and - two
Strange birds half guinea and half tur
key which nave Been at rnuen rara
(or some time.
stow tbv ewaga taalf fmmf
. Cedar Point Note.
I . " Sept 14.
We have been blessed with very good
weather and bettor healthi no deaths
since last writing, ; .
Mr. Mary Weeks while takjng her
morning drive last Monday morning,
came very near having a serious acci
dent, her "charger" became frightened
from a noise behind, and skill and pres
ence of mind is all that averted a ca
tastrophe.
Messrs. N. T., and L. B. Ennett re
turned Friday from their trip north.
reported a huge time.
Mr. leon Williams, who has been
visiting Mr. J. S. Jones, of this place.
returned home Saturday. .
Mrs. Rinza Weeks and afiss Leona
Weeks were visitors here Sunday.
Quito a juunher of our young people
left this week to atttsi Jool at vari
ous places..
Mr. Thomas Guthrie took a .party
down on his boat Wednesday to attend
the county uof ention at Beaufort -
Mr. A. D. Sjaoett, while oat squirrel
ing the other evening killed a nne rat-
tie anako, measuring about five and
a half feet long with twelve rattles.
Cotton pickers seem to bo Jn greater
demand than cotton, as aome of our
farmers seem disappointed in the pres
ent price of cotton. '
ANON,
- !TsCsrsCtlalsnsDs.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money if it fails to
cur E. W. Grove's signature ia on
each box. 26c. ,
' . Whilst Loiter?
"He who hath no jnviaic n his aaol ia
a lobster, declares Tommy Donnelly,
the black-faced ommedia who ia star
ring again this season with tho Donnel
ly & Hatfield Minstrels, nndsr tho per
sonal direction of AL G. Field,' "Ho
waketh in tho morning with a head
ache, Goeth aboot during the day with
a vinegar expression ovewpreading his
persimmon countenance and hath not a
word, of .cheer or good fellowship for his
fellow man. ' His very breath has tho
appearance of U cake of ice and his feet
are cold. He ia deaf,' dumb and blind
to the needy, and he sticketb his hand
not in nis pocket because ho thinkoth
he might spendeth a cent' Music is the
Bfe of cheerfulness and cheerfulness is
ittsic.' A sou! without music is not
even fit for she leather..' 'If yon are
afflicted with; that nwwcless disposition,
bear the musia sftj singmg of tho Don--nelly
ft Hatfield Minstrels and yon wil
be happy and cheeful forever after, . , .
attack sf Dlsrrneea Csretf hjr ass Dm af
Csssibsrisls's Cellc, Ckelers ss Dlar--.
I . ' rases Rsmtsy,,.; .
I was so .weak from aa attack of diar
rhoea that I could scarcely attend to
my duties, when I took a dose of Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. It cured m entirely, and I
had been taking other medicine for 9
days without relief. I heartily recom
mend this remedy as being Mm best to
my knowledge for bowel complaint
R. G. Stewart, of the firm of .Stewart
ft Bros., Greenville, Ala. For sale by
Davia Pharmacy and F. S, Duffy.
Russian train robbers have secured
315,5C0 so far this year.
f'aciy'e CzMwSine
cures all headaches, etc, does not de
press the heart, 10, 25 snd 69 cants a
tolUe at dru'.t.is, 6c. dises at foun
t..'..s. V,'onm s?.Trr;'8 has proven a failure
inAo '-:a.
LiLi.
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Arrangements Completed : to
Make One of the Largest
" Gatherings of Years.
, ( . Special Correspondence
J Raleigh Sspt 14 Tonight Mr. A. D.
Watts private secretary to Senator F,
M. bimmons left for Radford Va , to
meet Mr. tsryan who comes from there
to Raleigh next Monday. 'State Chair
man Simmons has arranged for spec
ial train from Raleigh to be used for
the remainder of the itinerary of Mr.
Bryan. There will be'twd ears and these
will be filled by the apecial 'committee
and also by committees appointed by
the chairmen Jof the party in the var
loua counties in the state in which Mr,
Bryan will speak. . A
Arrangementa have ben made for
stops and short speeches at Durham
and Burlington Monday afternoon, and
at ffarneriyill Tuesday afternoon, also
at Hjgh point and IfiVmwO- Tna
schedule will conform a nearly aa ma?
bf to the old irrapgement The raik
way people have .'majio arengemenU
for handling yery large crowds and will
npt pnfy provide special farains but add
xjtr . cars to tlje regular trams, a
special rate of fajr, fate and a thrd
being put on at varipifs peiptn t f bicl
Mr. Bryan fa to speak, t
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Bftdilffit'i : Trade Report,
c New York, September 14 Brad,
street to-morrow will say fpr Rich
mond Va, and , vfcinitr. Whftlesale
dealers jn leather ffd ffthef gppds
and findings are especially active, M
cat deajerf haye gpp a larger yolumo
of business tbfs year wm(W enpreyr
ions year. Local shoe dealers ana man
nfacturers are In the midst of shipment
for the fall and winter trade. All deal
era in this line have had an active sea
son and In some instance! sales show a
hundred per cenjt gafn djiiRf tf? month
of August of thfs year 4nf "9
of mi. Collpctions in lotji he shoe
and leather bustneya gro roof Whole
sale dry good dealers eoltinue e?fn.
sive shipments for the fall rade. Col
lection in Uia lj no show toprovements
over sst month. The paiduee markejt
ia derojd of special fpae. Prices are
fair and tho demand abort equals the
supply. '..'v.
Little Hell,1
jW:'.!Ca'U
Messrs Arthur nnd Bosco Simpson
spent Saturday night knd Sunday at
Olympia. There must be some at
traction. ". ;. 1 . .. - ...
Miss Lee Henderson of Trenton was
visiting Misses' Rebecca' i and Joe Mid-
gett Wednesday. V
Misp Annie Avery of this place left
hut week fpr Grifton where' she will
spend a shprt whls wih her ancle.
Miss Nettie William it Blades miU
U the guest of Miss jo4 Midgut last
week, . ':
Mr Hubert jchol of Richland whp
baa been visiting friends and relative
at tlif plsoo returns honjs " hut
week. - . ( i - -
Miss Glydia Melton who has boon
visiting her sister Mrs AbramMeadow
returned home Sunday. . .
Mrs Rachel Henderson and Ira Rouse
spent Monday afternooa at Mr R T
Midgett'. , I
Girls get your bonnets and gloves
ready cotton fields sre white.
- "..FflRGETME NOT.
t Rat Steel ths Tstt 25 rears. "
Tho 'old, original G07E'$ f Mtel?
Chill Tonic. Vp tnpir wat you are
taking. It ia Iron and Quinine fna
tasteless form, No Curs, No pay.
i Watch . For Thti Peraae, .
The triple menageries with Cole Broth
era United Shows form a complete m
ological display second to none seen
with any other traveling amusement
enterprise. In this department are tofbe
found the moat perfect aa well aa the
rarest specimen of animal life on earth
each of the species carefully , classified.
There ia a whole .kindergarten of baby
elephants, camels,. Hons and tiger
which will be especially interesting to
children and student. n thynammoth
main tent tho display proper will prove
all and more than is claimed for it, fJie
program including a .eojossal eoterie of
exclusive all-star features. There will
be thrilling nerve shattering aerialists,
superbly sstonuhbg equestrians, death
courting acrobats, lithe and ainuous
contortionists, breath-taking wire walk
era and bicycliaU, clever jugglsrs, phe
nomenally educated horses, ponies and
ild beasts and a myriad of other amas
ing and plowing numbers. This season
Col KrouVr grcst shown have com
bined and are pi denied pnder one i;v'je
water proof ranva amphlthatro anj
will be seen Tues ' y Sept 18 in New
Bern when two performances will bs
given on the El.iJ.-s Park show grounds
There will be a fole day free street
parade at 10 o' - k in the morning and
this &'. . !. y a!..ne iU be worth travel
Ing msr.y n.'l s t i view. It will be two
fallB
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At Keelsboro, N. C, on the moirir- '
of Sept 9, 1906, at4:S3, little J.!.nj
Milton, son of Mr.-and ..rj'
Jones passed away after a brief illness
of diphtheria. He was only ill six days,
and while all that medical skill and hu- J
nuw power couia ao, was done, we
could not keep him, aa God saw fit to
take him from us. He suffered a great
deal, but passed away as asleep without
a struck and while wo all loved the
bright little flower, we know that God
loved htm even now more and had only
loaned him to us for a season. He
khoweth best and haa called him home
to rest
Do not "grieve mama and nana for
little Milton ia not dead but ha passed
from death unto life and haa gone on
before to welcome you home, no not
dead but gone to a city of purest srold.
where the sua never sets and the leaves
never fade, where no shadow gather
around us, and we say good-bye no
more. But remember that aome day
w will meet him in a home above,
where once again we shall see his sweet
smiling face and onoe again hear the
darling Voice saying mama and papa.
The physician waa talking with him
a snort while before he died and asked
him whose boy he was, his darling Utile
oice was beard withoui - quiver
'Mamas'- and those were almost the
)at wordf hf eye? eppke, but some day
we inaitpeant again, ,
Weep not for our darling deceased, -
Qnr loss ia bis infinite gain, ,
4 soul out pf prison released--
And freed from U sorrow and Rto
With song let us folow h(s flight, ,
And mount with his spirit aboyo
Escape to the rosnsions of light
And lodgrd in thp pden of jove.
' rQnf Who .pyed Hjm,
If you would have a large number of
friends, don't be always looking out for
No.1.
attnta
.. W sins inn nan wugji
Plans haye been made for too defense
pf Hayana p case of an attack by in?
IWgepfe.
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v- (-in Bck.-
This fs an aihnat for which Ghamb-
orlain'a pain Balm has proyen eepeci,
ally valuable. In almost every nstsnc
it Mford prompt and permanent relief.
Mr. Lake Lagrange, of 0 range, MtHh-,
ayt of iti "After using a plaster and
other remedies for a bad lame back,
purchased a bottle of Chamberlain
Pain Balm, and two applications affec
ted euro," For sale by Pavja Phar.
mtcy and jT. 8. Onfy.
Mm. Rnmwll Sure in a AoMmdaTtt of
muiva, otanoisn. tier maiaen name.
filive, was' also that' of" her ' parental
grandmother OBvfa, Standish. Not
withstanding Mrs. Sage's, great wealth
end interest (n humanity, she fcaa reach
eJ the age pf 7g years withopt 'ever
having been abroad.
Had Totter forTtilrty Vsirs.
I have suffered with totter for thirty
years and have tried almost countless
remedies with little, if any, relief.
Three boxe of Chamberlains Salv
cured me. It waa a torture. It break
out a little sometimes, but nothing to
what it used to da D. H. Beach,
Midland City, Ala. Chamberlain's
Salve ia for sale by Davia' Pharmacy
oJF.Puy.
The waist of Queen Maud of Norway
measures but seventeen inches, andfhj
is so ethereal In appearance tbatseyen
in England, where the suit ot thinnee
has as worshippers practical) all the
women of the kingdom and most of the
men, she s called rather too fiai and
delicate in appearanse, -
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Tli8 Kind toi Han Af"t fcJj
The favorite hobby of the Queen
mother of Spain ia collecting- playing
cards. Her Majesty possesses,"' for in
stance, the famour pack of ivory cards
which Prince feugene, the comrade of
aisriDorpogp, always carried with pirn
in U the campaign jn whih ha' topk
part x - - - '
j ... .. PILES! PILES! PILES I , V(
Dr. Wi"'ma' Indian Pile Ointment
will cure iimd, - I:loe'!iff, Uh-erated
and Itciiinsf l ilea. 1 1 tl nl, the tu
mors, alleys tue itchii at once, acts as
a r-iular", riven inh!nt relief. Dr.
W'....i't-s' I--an Tile Ointment ia pre
pared f.r 1 and Itching of the pri
vnt t ur'i. Kvery box is guaranteed,
f u! j fcy cf -""r;itts, by mail, for 6e and
I1,W .,id by ). A1 llarget
Lh'p Josoph Etaunton Key, of T
aa, one of the foremost men of ths
i- . r-. ; , r r w v
f ia a direct lineal d 'cemUtit of
Fran ' E.ott Key, author of the "Star.
Sparta tanner. .. '
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- P,!rs. f'iIirJa Akers, of Basham, Va writes:
"I hii rhct doctors call 'prolapse,' and couldn't
stir.i t-Jzht. I had pain in my back and
p.cu!icrs, and was very irregular and profuse.
Cct-rs said an operation was needed, but I
- cculin't tear the thought of the knife. After tak
ir.2 thres bottles of -Wine of Cardui, I could walk
ground. Can now do my housework and am in
r;nd:d health." , , - ; - -
w Cardui is a pure, vegetable, medicinal essence,
especially adapted to cure women's diseases. It
relieves excessive - periodical pains, regulates
u ieguianues, ana is a
safe, pleasant and re
liable remedy for all!
sick womeiv In suc
cessful use for over 70
years. Try it.
At Every Drc Store In $1.00 Bottles.
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Buy A Lot in
7th Ward, Norfolk City. This property
$ iJQFHF n1 fWHtoim Ejpoeitiop
TERMSir$5. and $10,00
or tajfe? until paid for, tots
locQtign.
I iw goods" I
S , - Our Buyers Have 5
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From New York S
:.;: j BARFQOT 13, . J
The aity'a rapi4 growth In this djrep'tiPO StlPylfl much higher nhf
for further particulars apply to .
C. T. PUMPHREY, Hotel Hazeltorl, New Bern, N. C or
HIGHLAND PARK SYNDICATE,"
. " 140 Main Street, Norfolk Va -
Vliy Don't You Get Rich ?
Von can put your money in Beal Estate and te well off before you know
it. Suppose you take sis; lots in Chept
them out and. see for yourself, what
m fi:eo cc:d
You'll kick yourself because you didn't embrace the opportunity before
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Six Quart Globe, Pebblos, Shells and Majolica Frog,
including Lava Base. Beautifully Decorated, and Two
Japanese Fa.itail Go!d-fuh. This is the moiit perfect
and appropriate Miniature Aquarium ever invented,
and only Twelve will le mIJ
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TBXt ADVICE
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yoar ynptoni. and t will mi ytxi
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Address: Ladles' Advisory Dtpartawnt.
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