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SCOTLAND NECK, N. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1905.
NO 8
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OBSERVATIONS OF
John D. Rockefeller is said to be approaching the time when he will be
a billionaire. It is said that hia income now is six million dollars a month.
At that rate
Soon to be a Billionaire.
a year. 1
cumulations ; so if he lives a few years longer he may become a billionaire.
But so far an he is personally concerned the bulk of his great possessions is
no more to him than old junk or a last year's bird's nest. He can only eat so
much, and we believe it has been stated he has to lire on milk and crack
ers, or some such simple diet ; he can only wear so much ; and so for that
matter, many, many thousands of poor men in the world are far and away
happier than Rockefeller. But almost any of these poor fellows would like
to change places with him.
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J. Samuel McCue, the ex-mayor of Charlotteyille, Va., who was hanged
in that town last Friday for murdering his wife, confessed his guilt to his
McCue Confessed.
ed to him as the murderer. The public is familiar with the story of his -trial
and conviction and with the extraordinary efforts of his counsel to
save his life. Two appeals were made, we believe, to the Supreme court of
Virginia and one to the Supreme court of the United States. Finally,
when all appeals proved futile and the condemned man realized that he
must die, he confessed to the ministers who attended him that he was
guilty. Ho said no one but himself was at all to blame for her death
that some irresistible power of the devil forced him to commit the crime.
Take it all in all, it has been quite a sad affair ; but Virginia has shown
that money and social standing cannot stay the execution of the law in
the face of such evidence as condemned McCue.
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A story is going the rounds of the State press that a citizen of Scotland
county has received a letter from Mexico, saying that the renegade, Henry '
Henry Berry Lowry.
tion is a request that the Governor of this State will protect Lowry from
auy sort of prosecution, if he return. Govrrnor Glenn will hardly have the
opportunity to grant the protection, for if old Lowry is still living he must
have had too much experience to be willing to risk himself in North Caro
lina, even though it has been thirty years since he terrorized Robeson
county and some contiguous sections. Many a boy who lived in the south
western counties of the State w?U rcir.embor to h!3 dying day the awful
stories about the outrages and murder committed by Henry Berry Lowry
and bis crowd. Those stories were told about many a fireside in those days
until a boy was afraid to step in the dark or sleep alone. It would hardly
be safe for Lowry to "show his shapes" anywhere in that part of the State,
for the memory of his dastardly deeds will live through a generation or two
yet.
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The House committee in Congress has agreed to appropriate over two
and a half million dollars to the Jamestown Exposition which is to be held
in 1907 in
Jamestown Exposition.
settlement of
phere. Says a Washington special to the Charlotte Obsarver :
"The total recommended is $2,650,000 Of this, $2,000,000 is to be ex
pended in connection with the land exhibit, including the erection of nav
al barracks and the necessary piers, the estimate for which is $1,750,000.
The balance of the 2,000,000 is to be used In connection with the land ex
hibit under the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury. It is recom
mended that $250,000 be appropriated to defray the expense of the nation
al commission provided in the bill, known as the Jamestown ter-centennlal
commission, and the expenses of the government participation in the naval,
marine and military exhibit. For the entertainment of foreign naval, and
military officers, to be expended under the direction of the Secretaries of
War and Navy $175,000 is recommended ; for a government building in
which to make a government exhibit, $150,000; for a permanent monu
ment to commemorate the settlement of Jamestown, $50,000 ; to provide
moorings in Hampton Roads, $150,000. For rebabiltating a monitor to
reproduce the battle between the Monitor and Merrimac, $10,C00."
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A good and true man, one who serves God and loves men, told us some
years ago that the city of High Point had never had a saloon, and so far
as we have heard that sober record has not yet
Sweeping Victory for been brokgn Perhapg the m08t notable banquet
Prohibition. eyer held by a Uke organization in this State
was given at High Point a few nights ago by the Manufacturers' Club of
that city. A number of strong and able men were present from Washing
ton D. C. Long and flattering accounts of the occasion appeared in the
daily papers, and the Charlotte Observer gave a second account, not being
satisfied with the first. And that paper paragraphed on the fact that one
successful banquet had been held without the presence of the c-jp that in
ebriates. The Raleigh Post also said : "It was predicted that the Hi$h Point ban
quetas a banquet would be a tame and subdued affair, owing to the fact
that the sparkling glass that cheers was not to occupy a place on the menu ;
but those who so predicted reckoned not with the hosts nor with the char
acter of the guest3. There was no wine, neither was there any dullnes or
tediousness. It was a live, brilliant occasion, enthused and warmed by
business spirits rather than by the brand that comes in demijohns and
bTbe ereat banquet was in honor of the Industrial growth of High Point ;
and so no one may any longer argue that prohibition retards the progress
and development of a town. High Point has had prohibition all the time,
and it baa not been surpassed m industrial development by any town in
the South. '
THE SUNSHINE OF SPRING.
The Salve that cures without a scar
is DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Cute,
Burns, Boils, Bruises an4 Piles disap
pear before the use of this salve as enow
before the sunshine of spring. Miss H.
M Middleton, of Thebes, 111., aays: I
was seriously afflicted with a fever sore
that was very painful. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve cured me m leas than a
week." Get 'he genuine. Sold by E.
T. Whitehead & Co. .
ISUR E JioUIS.
PASSING EVENTS.
he accumulates seventy-two millions
hen all these millions make their ac
spiritual advisers. His wife was killed last Sep
tember and almost immediately suspicion point
Berry Lowry, is there and wishes to return to
North Carolina. Coupled with the informa
commeration of the first permanent
the English in the western hemis
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.
Mrs. Winslow'g Soothing Syrup has
been used for sixty years by millions of
mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. It soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind colic, and la the best
remedy for Diarrhoea. It will relieve
the. poor little sufferer immediately.
Sold by druggists in every part of the
world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be
sure and ask for Mrs. inal ow 'e Booth-
1 ins 8yrap.
The Legislature.
THIBTIETHDAY TUESDAY .FEBRUARY 7.
I(News and Observer.)
Senate A message from , the Gov
ernor was received, including the re
port of the Insurance Commissioner
and recommending better protection
for the Bhndand Insane.
A second message from the Govern
or was received, recommending the es
tablishment of a Bureau of Immigra
tion, and referring to the Jamestown
exposition, me divorce laws, tne ap
pointment of a purchasing agent for
the State inatitutions,the vagrant laws
the jury system and the Judges' sala
ries.
There were no yery important mat
ter before the Senate.
House The appropriations for the
State Hospitals asked for are :
Morganton Annual for support
$150,OCO; building for male inmates.
$au,:uu; special, tor ball ot amuse
ment, $5,000 ; new boiler, boiler house
etc., $6,000, spur railway trrck, $8,000.
Total $219,000 for the first year.
Goldsboro Annual for support, $60,.
000 ; new huilding, $38,000 : boilers
and spur track. $4,200. Total annual
and special, $112,200.
Raleigh annual appropriation for
support, $75,000 ; special, new boilers,
building boiler house, etc., $17,500;
launary plant, etc , $S,0UU ; repairing,
repainting,reflooring present buildings
$6,300 ; paying rents on lights, water,
etc., each year, $3,000; to pay out
standing indebtedness. $18,055 30 ; fur
purchase of additional land $90,-
000. Total, special, $113,353.30. To-
tal, special and annual, $218,353.30.
Normal and Industrial College Re
placing loans for replacing burned dor
mitory, $80,000; replacing laundry,
cold storage plant, etc , $13,000; con
necting central heating plant and oth
er urgent improvements made necessa
ry on account of the fire, $10,000. To
tal $103,000. This bill does not in-
elude anything for the annual support
ot the college yet.
A message was read from the Gov
ernor suggesting and recommending
the establishment of a Bureau of Im
migration, and an appropriation suffi
cient to make a creditable showing at
thejjJamestown Exposition, a central
purchasing commission or State pur
chasing agent, to buy all food and sup
ply products by wholesale for. the va
rious State education and eleemosyna
ry institutions ; for a strict divorce law,
for a better vagrant law, especially one
that would break up the evil of loafers
and idlers in cotton miU settlements ;
increase of judges' salaries, declaring
thit $3,500 wanted by the Senate was
little enough.
The message also contained the re
port of the State Insurance Commis
sioner and endorsed his recommenda
tions that a larger insurance be taken
on Stale buildings and property and
better precautions provided for escape
from fire.
On motion of Graham, of Lincoln,
five hundred copies ot the message
were ordered printed, and the various
matters recommended were referred to
the appropriations committee.
TBI RT Y-FIBST DAY WEDNESDAY.FEB. 8.
(News and Observer.)
Scnate Senator Webb introduced
a bill to authorize and direct tbe issue
of State bonds, to provide sufficient
funds to equip the State Hospitals for
tbe ioa.me.and the several educational
institutions with necessary 'permanent
improvements.
Tbe following Is a part text ol Mr.
Webb's bill:
That for the purpose of providing
the State Hospital at Raleigh, the
State Hospital at Morganton and tbe
State Hospital at Goldsboro, and the
several State educational institutions
with tbe necessary buildings and per
manent improvements.the State Treas
urer is hereby authorised and directed
to issue .bonds of the State of North
Carolina, payable after 15 'years from
the first day of July, 1905, to an
amount net to exceed $500,000.
House Among the bills ratified
was the bill Jto protect game in Halifax
and Warren conn ties.
Concerning the bill to canse certain
fines to be paid into the treasury ot
Scotland Neck graded schools, Jndge
Graham called attention to the section
of tbe Constitution which proyided
that fines should go to the county
fund for public schools and this bill
was in violation of tbe Constitution.
Mr. Gayle replied that the bill pro
vided that tbe Scotland Neck graded
schools should have the fines arising
in criminal cases in that school dis
trict. He said a law to this effect was
in operation at Weldon in the same
oounty, and a bill applying this same
principle had been passed at this ses
sion for a district in Watauga couaty.
Chairman Mnrphy, of the Educa
tional Committee, stated that in bis
opinion ft was not in tbe power of the
Legislature to divert these town fines
from the general school funds of tbe
county. He took this position before
the committee, and still thought tbe
bill unconstitutional. Mr. Butler, of
the committee, said that bis under
standing was that tbe bill should be re
ported ud favorably but afterwards it
was determined to report it, and let
the matter be settled by the Srpreme
court. He made a motion that the
bill be sent to tbe Committee on the
Judiciary, and the motion prevailed.
THIBTY-BECOND DAY THURSDAY.FEB 9.
(Morning Post.)
Senate-Petitions were presented :
Foushee C i t i ze n s of Caswell
against the removal of distilleries
from MUton.
Scales Petition from East Bend
Sunday-schocl asking ibe repeal
of the charters of Shore and
Williams.
Scales Asking prohibition in Yad
kin county.
Scales Asking prohibition of the
manufacture and sale of liquor in Yad
kin. Scales Memorial from mayor and
commissioners of East Bend for tbe re
peal of the charters of Williams and
Shore.
bcales Memorial of East Bend Bap
tist Sunday-school asking the repeal of
the charters of Williams and Shore.
Odell Petition by citizens of .East
Bend - against the manufacture and
sale of whiskey In Yadkin, declaring
that liquor was sold for $1 a gallon and
boys ten years old frebuently came to
Sunday-School and temperance meet
ings drunk.
Scales Memorials of temperance un
ions of Greensboro asking for a reform
atory.
A resolution was received from the
flouse'announcing the death of Repre
sentative C. W. Phips ot Watauga and
the Lieut. Governor appointed Sena
tor Taylor of Alleghany and Long of
Iredell to accompany tbe remains to
their last resting place.
The liquor bills were postponed until
noon Friday.
On motion of Mr. Taylor of Allegha
ny tbe Senate adjourned out of respect
to the memory of Hon C. "V. Phlpps
until 10 :30 Friday.
House Speaker Gulon called the
House to order at half past ten o'clock,
and Representative W. A. Graham of
Lincoln made the opening prayer, in
which he alluded fittingly to the tak
ing off of one of tbe members of tbe
House.
Then, upon motion of Mr. Graham
of Lincoln, the House took a recess for
15 minutes.
At the expiration of tbe recess Mr.
Graham of Lincoln, with a few words
of praise for Representative Phipps as
he'had known him in the Committee
on Education, offered the following
joint resolution :
"Resolved by. the House of. Repre
sentatives, tbe Senate concurring :
"That it having pleased God in his
infinite wisdom to call to Himself and
deprive this body of an associate, the
member from Watauga, Dr. C. W.
Phipps.
"That in his death we are called to
mourn the death of a true and honest
faithful Representative.
"Be it further resolved that a com
mittee ol four from the House and two
from tbe Senate be appointed to at
tend the body to its last resting place
and that tbe Treasurer of North Caro
lina be and he is hereby authorized, or
dered and directed, out of anv funds
not otherwise appropriated, to pay all
expenses of said committee in attend
ance upon the funeral rites, and all fu
neral and other expenses of transport
ing' said body to its last resting place.
That such expenses shall be paid upon
the voucher of said committee.
"Be It further resolved that tLe
committee so appointed at once notify
his Excellency, the Governor, of the
yacancy in this body.
Be it further resolved that this
nouBO uu aujuu.U an uC
this body be suspended for the day inf.
memory of our departed member.
"Resolved further that the keeper of
the capitol be directed to keep the
flags upon the dome at half mast for
twenty-tour hours."
Mr. Biggs moved tbe adoption of tbe
resolntion.
Mr. Mitchell testified to the fidelity
to duty of the departed member.
Mr. Stronach proposed a rising vote.
Mr. Stickley said he had Jfound Dr.
Phipps a true man who loved his peo
ple. He understood that his last
words were of prayer for his bills and
all tbe legislation of this body and .the
people.
, Mr. Cowles of Wilkes,injbehalf ofJJbe
minority, expressed in few but feeling
words the deep sympathy of te mi
nority members with the bereaved
widow.
Mr. Sledge amended the resolution
by directing that a copy be sent to tbe
family of tbe deceased member.
Dr. Alexander, a fellow-member of
the profession, endorsed the resolution
SAPPY M10
A Beautiful Canadian Girl Saved From
Catarrh of the Lungs by Pc-ru-na.
Miss Florenco E. Kenah, 43i Maria street, Ottawa, Ont., writes :
"A few months ago I caught a severe cold, which settled on my
lungs and remained there so persistently that became alarmed. I
took medicine without benefit, until my digestive organs became
upset, and my head and back began to ache severely and frequently.
' I was advised to try Peruns, and although I had little faith I
felt so sick that I was ready to try anything. It brought me blessed
relief at once, and I felt that I had the right medicine at last. Within
three weeks I was completely restored and have enjoyed perfect
health since.
I now have the greatest faith in Pcruna:" F. E. KENAH.
OMEN should beware of contract
ing catarrh. The cold wind and
rain, slush and. mud of winter are espe
cially conducive to catarrhal derange
ments. Few women escape.
Upon the first symptoms of. catching
cold Peruna should be taken. It forti
fies the system against colds and ca
tarrh. The following letter gives one young
woman's experience with Peruna:
Miss Rose Gerbiag is a popular society
woman of Crown Point, Ind., and she
writes the following:
Recently I took a long drive in the
country, and being too thinly clad I
caught a bad cold which settled on my
hinir-, and which I could not eem to
shake off. I had heard a great deal of
Perxr.a- for colds and catarrh and
Ask your Druggist for Free
and tendered sympathy to the bereav
ed family.
Then the question was put and the
resolution passed by a unanimous ris
ing vot?, and the Hause stood ad
jourued until 10 :30 Friday morning.
In a few minutes the chair occupied
by the dead member had been draped
in black, with white ribbons, and a
large, lovely floral tribute from tbe
minority members placed upon his
desk. The seat was soon after photo
graphed iu order that a picture of it
might be given t the widow.
The Speaker named as the commit
tee to attend the funeral on the part
of the Houee Messrs. Crisp, Young,
Finney and Frizzelle.
Zitcusn Hslps.
Coarse salt and vinegar will clean
enameled ware that has beeu burned
or discolored.
Do not drop dirty, greasy dish towels
in hot soap suds. It only sets the
grease. Wash them first in lukewarm
water.
An old bookcase set on the kitchen
table, back to the wall, makes a very
respectable imitation of a kitchen cab
inet and saves many steps.
The range should be so located as to '
range should always have a firm con
nection. A hood placed over tbe range
is a great ventilator.
When tins are bard to wash, where
food has burned on, like baked fish or .
oatmeal, put the dish on the stove,
fill with cold wate and a half a tea-.
BDOOnfal of baklne soa
and let It
boil, and your dish will wash, and the
., , mnrAtmh w1 wn
odor of fish will be gone.
MANY CHILDREN ARE SICKLY.
Mother Gray'd Sweet Powders for
Children, used by Mother Gray, a nurse
in Children's Home, New York, break
colds in 21 hours, cure feyerisbness,
headache, stomach troubles, teething
disorders, and destroy worms. At all
druggists, 25c. Sample mailed free.
Address, Allen C. Olmsted, Lelloy, . Y.
Col. Bryan and his son-in-law have
made up. They probably met Jon the
common ground that neither of them
cared much for Judge Parker. Wash
ington Post.
PICK HEADACHE.
This distressing ailment reanlts from
a disordered conditiom of tbe stomach.
All that is needed to effect a cure is a
dose or two of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. In fact, tbe attack
may be warded off, or greatly lessened
In severity, by taking a dose of these
Tablets as soon as tbe first symptom ot
it-ark aopeara, Sold by all druggUta,
HEALTHY.
MISS FLORENCE KENAH. " ;!
lionght a bottle to try. I am pleased
that I did, for it brought Fpecdy relief.
It only took about two hollies, audi
considered this money well spent.
" You have a in :u f 1 ii-n-.l in mc, and I
not only advise its uso to my friends, but
have purchased several !xttles to give to
those without the means to luj', and
havo noticed without exception that it
lias brought about a epeedy cure whero
cver it haa been used." Mtes Hose
Oerbing.
If you do not derive prompt and satis
factory results from the use of Peruna,
w.ite at oufe to lr. Hartiuan, giviug a
full statement of your case and he will
bo pleased to give you hia valuable a-.1.-vice
gratis. ...
Address Dr. rtartman, PreFidor.t or
i The IJ.artmaa b&nitaruun, Colunit itOt
Peruna Almanac for 1004.
HAPPINESS SWELLS IN HOPE.
Earle E. Griggs, in Atlanta Constitution.
No matter how bleak and lonesome
the day,
Somo hearts ara cheerful and gay !
No
matter how bright the sunshine
a h JL. ' ,,ftviny ftnti Md i
No matter how lonesome this lite Is
to some,
Some happiness is sure to come !
No matter how dreary tbe clouds are,
and gray.
Some time they will raa away I
No matter how often the heart dreams
a dread,
Sweet hope is never dead !
No matter bow hopeless tbe day Is,
and long,
Happiness ii in a song !
The Uses of Responsibility.
Every mother should remember tht
the mxking ol her daughter is of f. r
greater importance than tbe adminis
tration of things in her bou-e, and eve
ry daughter should realize that she
can learn to avoid mistakes only when
6be eeea them. She enjoys most feeing
her 'mother's mistakes and resolving
that when she has a house she wi'l
aever do bo."
A beaming may le
made with a small and com)ar ttiy.!y
unimportant responsibility, suggests
Woman's Life, and it is to be remem
bered that responsibility and not mere
work is tbe great thing. Tbe very lit-
tia gtrl may bave tne care Df one piaut,
a bar(jy one, to begin with, but system
and natness mav be uracil, ud in us
care to great advantage. If tbe plant
should be a blooming one a. small vace
for the breakfast table would give an
additional bit of care and pleasure to
both cbild and parents.
AGONIZING BURNS
are instantly relieved and perfect!
healed, by Buckien's Arnica Salve. C.
Riven ha tk, Jr., of Norlolk, Vs., writes :
"I burnt my knee so dreadfully that it
blistered all over. Buckien's Arnica
Salve stopped tbe pain, and healed it
without a scar." Also heals all wounds
and sores. 25c at E. T. Whitehead &
Co; druggists.
A hundred thousand men are said to
be out of work in Now York. They
wouldn't attract unfavorable a Men ton
if tboy were not a'so out of money.
Baltimore Sun.
CASTOR I A
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