North Carolina Newspapers

-. .Tr-fK-x- :-i .-rr t -i-it t , OOITI A M n 1L?V' HICCHQ AM nOCpA ! . : HOUb't. j SCNATR. No one wiio attended the ; Friday, Fe'-?:.-;;r 5i.h fho bill to Lecture Monday night, and cor- i lo.co-p.ujue the North Circlma A uuuiv no one v.-ho failed in tin 1 sedation of County Ocmmiioi-.cr.s i'ubiiiacd Evi-ry 'lkursdny rv ! ! IS ! t "T:IZ ?IA;;j V7ITII A SWEET TONE." . v v. - S. !y L. E Hcm im, - - - - F-hlc ' ,4iiv Vv Vn v ( . - Av? , renter, i i.r.:t -.wi pn'tio -i u-r v i vj:;cn v.w? m... ot rr-T - r ; without realizing Scotland ti,ne oi' adjournment yesterday, wa.. j J intend t the postuil.ce t H olland Neck's dire need of an opera i up and, ihii cf ato, "-- ) , , ., , i Alter several amendment were ve'-: , Xeck, X. C, as Second-Class Matter. house, on me si roots au uuv i i tlill- of :! h'lYics of It i "ft:'-.. Pito !!- !i;;i'H;rac- Tuesday many expressions were ed down, it p?.s-"ed, twenty eight I senators voting for it. i Thursdav. February 11, 1908. t . une man , A K;n ;tv.i...i v,. ..-.t. . y-i. Milk V HO HI,-'. OVjUV.1. i KJ . i -i t j. heard to this effect. : said. 'Scotland Xeck should r)ovve; f0 return to the St?teV prir i certainly have .omethin to ozl enough of ih? earnings for 10-8 ! put its people in. when there is i sufficient for it?, oneration in 100c. I Publisher's Anscuscemsnt. ""ruwlarc" j anything to go to, if it i. notb- On motion of Senator Powes i-hisVnii u.is piaced nr. and w.w Sficff PcuHOS The ,-;ii)f ry h.-is lu fii tlironli l::;w w ,ir-. innl cv"'::i 1 st'vcre ti nanciul p.ij.-, l.ut t uv making of SHcfr Pianos -r. :'.!:! v-'T.v:! tiirouli llicni .1!!. !?!! not liave hi cu ViitsiuMt stri-.-ily npnnt p WF HAVE TflFM N STflfn : V Vh 111 And v, ot corrtrsadents. uad the pu..:.catr ct , : n (r l.nf n fM,t " .(l!l,r wn.. .nnmtttiicatit'ti uoesnot mean ttiat tiie eaitor 01 . ;' , -j--. i hinv,- to siiv. " sunnoso tin1 Ks. ,w.Anl -. n.Mivf. twviv 1r.it v-hnt 1 1 He OHi to i-.meilU .vOio OI It-rViI f 10 i ifalv passed. , ! we need and need most is an PAIJAMA CANAL AND THE RJERCh-; 0p.-lra li0aso. Vai.ou, other ANT MAR.'iVl. ! expressions we'-e uttered, but all of them, without exception. ; t t irtUv'o to year s tupport of widow .-: returned to the senate for cor. :e a:nenc!nient. The amendment was accepted. i s -1 i pt.S!l dcalir ilK'lit. of tK in; ;u there are of the Success t Ii; 1 -t To - r HiSliU-UCCO.-S a stror. j; argn- wth and Dm.,' m.tk. Ji'll V. I-ii, r.iinn! slop. i: ta "V oi yair Iia nig 'ilT Hull-' ; l 'r.! ;;i ' :-.-y 1: i'!':- if i:ig von a 'ooii Spreaders in use in 'I?? this section than al! M others combined, it is useless for us to say Why the United States should , V lnu o "oo!l tn2 CiOP PH J tiiiinioi m S.v.T nun iwi.' line ; . i 1 i i ... 1 I 1 1 ? t ;fM." t.iv h)li-4 hi The time is now ripe, if it ! by senators ttarham &nd Starbuck to I ( ever was, or ever will he, for j equalize the distribution of peremp- fl'jn Mi n i ' i ti- 1 , ' ' groat -need an opera house CclOtll il lUB3 I lit 1 .-l 1 1 in 110 v- Panama, Avhich it has, and can have, no use for if condit.ons f Scotaua or ; tory challcl,jSes betwcen tJ,, state remain as tney are, is a ques- of Sf.otlan(i Nct.k; or and defendant in criminal actions, UHAS. rvi. STIEFF L. C. STEELE. K?r.. troduced j 114 Granliy St., Norfolk, Va. R. I. JO.'LS, Rcpreser.lalSve. Scotland .'!('i. North Carolina. Ll'i.'aso nifiiivm IhU paper. m as much about it. Just T 1 k some one wno is tiou that many American peo ple are asking. It is a fact ne v.a v iwa? introduced. Tny subMitutn that the American Hag does not wave from the masthead of anything in the way of an Am-. erican Merchant Marine. Un der present conditions the canal can only bench;, the. CJev- man, British. Norwegian and , French Merchant Marines, and can in no way be considered as money well spent for the bene-. of American Commerce.' : prising citizens to bestir them- jjivc:" IS chaniengesto the defendant m The OiTicia Piano Jair.35tuwn Exposition. selves, and satisfy t.ns nee.l, a; , : BCSf lore m Norrolk. VQ. I greater one than which con bo j found nowhere. Doubtless j somo will make little of the' , 0 i i i ! the return of $S,G70.00 to the State' idea, of Scotland .Nook s havinir .. . ' and 12 to the State. It passed sec- reading-. HOUSE. The bill from the Senate ordering ! Piison was taken up and by unan vas for ratmeation f cauiis, allowing tho inai assault It Anierltou L European Pisns GnANsr Street an onera house, and sav that i . , , ' ' x 1 il 'zs iisin" one, anu inev p will tell you that it & Spreader, and that the the Sored- The bill providing" for holdingf spe- j punishment except in cases of crim- Ci UoC House. Opera House'' until iiKiii tiit iiioi oi 1'pcid :C)ai terms of cauiis, anowng tno mat a-au!t, vvnere lunes recon.-1 House,'' and still there is no presiding judges $100 per week, to j mend mercy, provides that if a jury j tl sign of one. lut let the j-eople be paid by the county, passed second j :?ha!l return a verdict of guilty with uccess is is: . . 1 ff.n T i- - i ---.." " 1 4 - r. , -1 Success Manure Spreader. Frame. Second growth white ash. Axle. Cold rolled steel, 2'h inches in diameter. Cylinder Drive. Steel pinned chain. IV re connected. Pulverizing Rake. Adjustable. Set . . -jV over cylinder. Thoroughly fines U . , .;, Cylinder Freeing Device. Stop . : . , and breakage. Relieves strain. Large Wheels. 54 inches in diameter. Ah'c.-s lio-ht draft. Other points. Most important. Catalogue. Tells all about it. Costs ncthir.o-. Made for the Man who Buys the Best Come and See It. '1 j 3 STALK CUTTER LEI to do. and something v-ill 1 wr.en rr.tiiiect. ; a uereiKaant lor a cr;:ne, now pun-; t- app--opriate funds for j ihabie by death, t'ne defendant shall j tit if iTiprcnn t'oil.irerce ' v..... j csm..ii juuca vavv -c .!., to , -i.c-m nr.! ...... uviues limt 11 juiv i r-v s American business interests, or . " . . . . , ; , .,. v 1 , 1 , ' ' " - A i keep talking; some will begin land third reading and wn! be law 1 a re.vnin equation to mercy against ; x L11C .lllt 1IV.1111 iuni .1 (lUU Ull . . , be accomplished. I here wa a llie k"" ' ' does America come in.- anu ; i thn. nnof q.i ivimt, m.ai.i ut t.m-. i-,.,- .Uoii i.. . ... : man once sent out nv t lie Jio-; t,iV- t- - v,,. a' Thp ninnt-pr llarrfwirp np-.hpc "Y hat s the use .of it all: , n, A ui - , -, uranton. .0,000, and for building, : tenced to the Slate prison for a term IHC ViOVtT EiarQWOre UedkrS, Lverytlung that is being ! . . , , 1 , S 10,000, and sma er sums for nn-. ot vears not loss than tv,-enty. The ; H-' done on the Isthmus is thorough j S,n' an 1 j' V ,U ' J ' tJK ! oravemtr.ts and the emploving an act would not applv to the crime of v. . lv American, with the signifi- ! lPrity f arthage he re-: ?ye anr tooth gv,ecjaiist, and & rape. ; cant exception that all the goods , j foi a Unve-way to tne iinoa-i st.v reif-n ! - Ji"e in no- o.e- tlon. p:isse(; second reading and war Josey Hardware Company Scotlaad Neck, Norlh Carolina. lIi'U.SIi. are being transported in foreign vescels. Only American engi neers, foreman, etc. are being; employed, and these at a much higher price thanthat for which toreign labor could beoOtained. The engines, boilers, tools, sup plies, etc. are purchased in tin's ountry, and usually the cost ' i more than it wcmld be if pur chase was made in Europe. Tn .'act, as has been said, every -'.ahig is American, excejt the only instrumentalities that can ' arry out the purpose for which v'le canal was built, namely. the T urnose of furthering the com mercial interests of our country, r uiefiy through the instrumen tality of the merchant marine. Protection rules one transac tion, and free trade the other, with the result that the Ameri can Merchant Marine is practi cally nothing but a name. American interests are being protected on land. while on the high seas they are being denied protection. What needs to be done is the enactment of such laws as will tend to build up strenghten, and develop our merchant marine. This done the canal will be of inestimable value to American interests, and the main purpose struction of Carthage, and sent to Committee never after that did he address : tiens. ja Roman assemble, of whatso ever nature, but he always end ed with the words. 'Dclcmht est Carthago" Carthago must bo on ,-vopr:a- eestroveu. Peoph SKN'ATi. Saturday, February 6th ThoSen- ii'.v CommUtee'? 1 ri thoso by . Si ate In:-. oi"?ed ' tf 0r ate parsed the J c-3 &ral important public biils were j g Kconce to create a e Commission, com-1 .ciuo.- and Counstl ; A new lot of Elegant Horses and ng tne Attorney Gen- For iaugiieu. !"l" i-lVfliim 'H'M S,:'lf' ie the nnmb?- (. t-i;;hf CP ;tnd many scorfod, but in the i p,rtm,lory cbaMen-es allowed the eourse of time Carthage was ; State and defend vit capital cuts, destroyed. The bill ret'ece tl'.c nouiber cf ru-; L Others ro further and sav fi.r.r ! challenges d lowed the dofendanl z? - , even if Scotland Xeck should have an opera house, the peo ple would care so little as to whether it was a failure or suc cess, and would take so little interest in the entertainments, plays, etc., that Avould come here, as to cause it to be a com- from twenty taree to increases the numher auow State front four to twelve. me praet -it'-lLO o o: uaowiii'. th j- - v. catital ca s io stand jur..-rs to the end of the panel. Tin ct, if it passes the House, wd1 r;u into effect July 1st, lOi). Sentor I'irassett's bill to provide .f Ij. ate, ii:c!u;iin . i w't ':. . ance av!.i';;: in ioince to r.. polie?. Peine ha-, recent:. Lhiifed State An inu):H"t '.vhici". i-; (:r-C-'nts, raarn p:j fci'S or ie rneir .ecoi':: iods of intern;':- OUS.-C-iO er.t trust i2r oi nisur v ; dv .'ir. ' and mono- 1 Splendid" Mules, l-ost of attention oivVn to iex.iS Jaw, wii cn ; i-uoUdncd by the I I ho nood.s of all OUT rtistc- i Supre-ne Court. i-ili was introduced ' ir.,ctm males o require rncr-j . oi s ;-i!-u inner t iri- . See our Stook bolbro jmr to furnish stsiclinsilio; VOlir T(Vtlll. aind Moles! Wfes- 'XziJ&'&l rails If." -. - & -1 r. A Ir.nrimr.t'cn cf the bhia der, urinjry troubles r i backi"ch.3 ui. and Bladder Pills CiUi bctw can active l-.Vy ill. BIGGS & JOHNSON, Scotland Keck, N. C. 1-21-tf i I litis t. plete failure, and--equally as ! far the btttcr protect ion of emp;oye; ' bad to keep i he high classed , of corporation and other i f-. t 1- companies from coming here. corporations engaged in As to this, if future crowds cnr I nus.ncs? and to u.e to be judged in anv wav bv the x of the personal property e:o crowd that assembled in the ! cmpU6n' was !'-4Sf;ei- traded School Auditorium i iiottss Monday night, the complaint is groundless, and the opera house A resolution was introduced memory of Thomas T7., , 1 1 o. n . a ! would be a success. It is true i member of the Hou-'e. from VViikc (Cor. t . i ho O.-rnmon v.-c-.i! th. ) Aureuan Springs, N. C, Feb. G. ri?. -t. , . i--.,ivcJ, !m Aureaan I Sprii:gs, and "diss Kcie It. Pittard j oi i .aoi Ton, a., were msrnea r en. ith. IUoD, near Aurciian Springs, N. C, by Justice of the Peace, A. G. Green. After spending a day with the re- 1 mi Weefe9s i.'ui lit E. C. D--WITT CO.. CI. Sf't- by K. i'. V :' ' ives of the groom they left to j that it cost nothing to attend councy. iims resolution reeiteci the I spend a few days at Durham and the lecture Monday night, on. 1 death cf the Representative, and other points. They will then be at and eipially true", that some I r-rovided for adjournment in hi hoi:-! home at Brink ley ville N. C. were there who wouldn't have j 1' Ht 12 '"!o?k d the appointment j It was a runaway couple, but the been, had thev hon ronnire, i of a a,m;niUee of flve to atLead his j Al itor wkhe.-, for them a happy and x to pay, yet the great body of ! burial sunaay. it was unanimously i prosperous vova-e thruwrh ' r' for which it was constructed the people of our town- nsiflp! will be accomplished. from the interest they will i naturally take in the high-toned i the B: ! auoi'teci.) i A message was received from ihe c-nn Cotton Fact. o. . -siov ? ' ; . : V..r: !;; Quotation:- -h.m: e. y Cotton - Sier. iy Stict mid'hiv; . Middling -; Strict low m id. i hm: Low middling 7r--'- i Low (trades 'KANt'TS, Ni:V -Qniei o ( lULOItSL in V V,' in i n. . ,. i it vL'riiur 1 1 ft.riSi!ji L i.iFi i.np rf- inrr n- ; ni. . ... . i . ,- . . .... i : i in I'MUi i- t'.i i H4 icmpy wi i i,. iMrri of T" ""-ml ImnrnvBmc.ifa ! , .... 4 !... .I.',.. ; . .. . 1 . . unii. u nt t..M t - !- . ... " ' - ' j..- -i.-, i. . i"o. in- iv i- ;ii J . i -1 mdii uuiug id usureia. plays, entertainments, lectures ! This report was referred to the Com-1 on(1 drid-.l th:.t :iet.c? (lllil tlwi lilrii tlif trinin 1...,-. t -,?ft . .-. T4....nl T.. ! l0:n :lb!o t ) ( ; ! II il i?! ?f st;l !-. .n-.il i " -' in. iium 1 'jiiu; 1 1".! c t 1 iiiivivt; "."ii liiiii lid! mi 11 uveiiieie s. . . Mr. H. C. Draner. formerlv a vp. .;ii c .1:- i -n ! a i,.n j i i... ... 1 t!mt is Catarrli. Jbdl's ('at; orh Cur . j ---- Hiii lii-.-snu nit- siict-ess 01 uii j -i- ""i wfia nunjuu'jtiu Liy zir. von- ident of Halifax county, is now one that tends to benefit and un- nor requiring local assessment ..... I i l 22inL iiiigj i: '3kMl 111,1 S?v ..i K2SMH.sjS5 V5K Mach GET m$&Z&$4& URIC Ny P: c Kidrify .'.i-.l B!;ii!or diseases has no equal. Xe v.;! frr.isli lice of cist a case of any other water to f r :v.; ill CickJioi n LifKis is t'je nicsj active cf all ".,iLi':. uii :!.t- ki-tr. s. t. of the most prosperous and success- build Scotland Neck, that thev ful business men of Bainbridge, Go. will lend their presence to eve He was once in the employ of Mr. tything that comes here, and R. J. Sh-'elds in Hobgood and also ; wil1 (1 a11 in th?ir power to was book-keeper in Scotland Neck Inake the Pera house a success. Aside trorn all this, however, as has been said, the town needs an opera house, and it' :? the only pnivi' cioo now known te t!i" liifilicni fr.itcn ity. C;il;irrli lrinj :. onMitution.i! dii-:i-n, rtvpiinvsn eon .ifiition d trc-ittnent. Jbdi's Catarrh turo i t;d:.-u in ton tally, ai-ti!'.,tr direct- lv ll'l:lil t !l!- !,!,- ..1 mm I -.ti..,ti.. . ii ..... I ..... ..... ..... iii.u..,!.-. Wil.Tl " 1- 1 companies aoing DU-siness in more than one county to make a deposit for protection of members. A bill ,4., m.-.v ...c.u-.v. l. uu.u.Hi iho s3.tom. ;her:-!.y dftroyim: tin amending the law relating to public I foundation the di.-'i-e, an'ii .uivin health. j -o patient si r"iui l.y lmiiilin up the All the bills that passed the House 'd aiwtit.-natuw in '"'"S UK in;- i in j M if K US nal' mi faith in its etirative psvi rs that tliey (.fl'-r On Hundred )..!:.rs for anv :!-; t':i-i e f -ii.. n .-.. ,. Monday, February riui Senator for Hf' of teim-i-juR AddiwV Empie's bill to protect the fo--.s:s of! V .1. cili'.XKV .t CO, Tolo.l.i. . Nort'n Carol i i a from fire, nvovi -:H:r Sold by ail Dm-iisti. 7-V. were ot loea importance on.'y. SKNATIC. for N. B. Josey Co. His many friend.-.; j in this community will read with ' treat interest the following item: , , ,,,, . . , a need the people realize, lhis u,,te,,m,K,,mi1 uiiomauain-: so the opera h(mRe hj bridge paper: . satisfying the net.(l will be as. "There was a big deal in comrner-1 Sured of its own success, for cal circles here last week when H. whenever anything has been -4T- P, 1 11 1 . n . .1 1 k,. rw., oougni out meineeueu, wnetiier ot science, ot : act four or m, re owners of timber! stock and business good will of the : invention, or of countless other j lands in any one township, or the ranunuKKurui-yu)., an om anu. things, the satisfaction of the i owners of 15.000 acres of ft iand j v,j!1 established wholesale house in nt.i ni.ovc i ; a w.';r, u J t,.S section, which was owned and: for lhe thne am, labor an1 State Forester of tla N-rih Cm oiiaa j TlS JOhnL' faharp! money spent in supplying tho Illogical and Economi, Survey for I) for the appointment of forest war dens, passed the Senate. Under thi - li;Mr- Vr. IKtll'll- i ! A Mandates. ...on nin,u Mq-poin "This purchase makes H. C. nce Draper & Co., one of the largest and ! wllfJi" an a town be found, no3t widely-known wholesale gro- witl t lie population tliat Scot cery houses in the State. Mr. Dra- i kind Neck has, that hasn't an p r is an energetic, enterprising, p pular and succeseful business man. opera house ? The people of our town arc not different from L thoroughly understands his bus-! everybody else, and what other , -i r-t rrt V r Viio yi i i'.i-l i 4- C 11 it- i i . . - . i ,, ,,,. 1,,.. ute people like, they will take an bonds for the permanent enrr U ntcry in the many miles of which illteref5t in, and wl,en people in ment of the Stat educational" and me appointment ot a rorest warden for that township, the warden then to be appointed by the Governor, and deputy wardens may be appoint ed by the State Forester. Senator Manning introduced a bill to direct and empower the treasurer of North Carolina to issue $1,500,000 of B -abridge is the commercial center. smaller towns take such an i charitable institutions. The bill was referred to the Committee on Edu- . t.,.. .. T interest in those things that as-1 tl .mostmodernstyle.andinall other ! sui e tlie success f an opera j caJ10'" . , . entials to a great business they!h as to assure its success, ' Me tr on u ced m the Senate st. nd in the front rank." ! the people in our town will do i V"1 1 the 'ation act I so, too. Jf you NEED a pill take De Witt's ! let s get together, ami talk of 1907, which carried an annual ap propriated for the promotion of im migration to North Carolina. Li' tie Early Risers. Insist on them : some more if necessary, but in ge vtle, easy, pleasant, little liver pills. ! the end, let's DO, and let not' A bill by Mr. Dockery, introduced Ko. i by E. T. Whitehead Co. j the end be too far off . in the Senate, prohibiting capital y i iant Wood's Seeds Fcr The Garden Farm. riiiily years in ims-ncss, with a si.e;tr.y inci easing trade every year uii lit w have to-day one of the largest hns'inees InWeds in this coualry is tho best of evidtui'e :s to the superior qual ity of Wood's Seeds. Wood's Dcsciiptive Catalog and monthly "C:cp Special" have done morn to encouracre diversified farm ins and piuii iable inarket-growinfr of veeeta h!e crops tiiau any other sinnlar publicatiou.'. If you w.Mit the best and most proii table crops, Plant Wood's Seeds. Wood's Descriptive Catalog and monthly -'Crop Special," mailed free on request. T. W. WOOD & SONS, Seedsmen, . Richmond, Va. i: Jo-. s r.-: t un- mllisrs:a!jg5 ti && h'stifer. il f u r.' !: r -. For Sale by all Mineral Water Dealers. i Spanish i V. K. Peas j?:i.oo per lag. . Stock Peas :.'.") per bn.-heh : Subieet to changes of the i . i F. O. 15. here: '2 lb "Vork" Bm.-girg. 7 1-m - 1-1 lb "Hub" Bagging. 7 :l ; :: lb Bewovcn Bag vintr, ( l-'J '-.1 1-1 lb " " ' 7 ; -!5 lb New Arrow Tie.. '.i: i lV:;v C., r:r.:kr;-;n, N. C v . . V V it'S in Peanut Bags Sn.e- i . Mor-z: ' ': I :--::-1 ;7 in Peanut Bags i;S:2 .:. ( vv..jr, j Yours lrulv. j. w. pfi:rv IT A M. Tlie Farmers' Storage WAREHOUSE f We Do All Kkuh oi MACHINERY REPAIRING i And Irnu mjkI n dry Win k. Sell F.t gir-e::,T; .ilcrs.Saw .Vi" ca: ry a fuii liiK-of Mil' Sip; I'uompt Sr.i.vi, :: Ralngh Iron Works Ota 120 VV,l St., Ilaieiyli. N. C U now Keady for liusinoss, and will Stoic and Insuro Your Cotton at the Following Charges: 40c. per bale the first month. 35c. per bale per month thereafter. Arrangements has boon nnule with Tin: Scotlwd Ni-vk Hank to make ADVANCES on cotton stored with us Pay your merchant and hold your Cotton. Mr.' Law rence Howard has charge of the Warehouse Respectfully, Warehouse Committee. 10 8 tf Girls Wat'iie Hie Scotland Nctk G . ton Mills is in need of at 1 30 Girls Wiinl EUorTi. Families At Ouce witlite or three Girb with each (ar i ly. Will pay while Iearrirj- SCOTLAND NECK COTTON MILLS. Scotland Neck. N C