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Miami. Fla., Jan. 7. Geneial John
B, Gordon is dangerously at his
iiome, " Biscayne, seven miles north of
this dity, f The, attack issimilar to
that he suffered from
on a railroad train in iMtssissfboi. It
is inflamation of the stomarcHcauhed
by an case acute of indigestion, to
which he is subject.
A consultation of Genei al Gordons
pyicians to-night leported from his
home by telephone leaves no hope for
his recovery. v
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Bean the
1 The Kind You Haw Always Bought
A BANK FOR MURhREESBORO.
A stock company is being' formed
to open a bank in Murfrecsboro in
Febr iiaf yrvtThe ;apttar stock will . be
$10,000, composed of shares of $50
earh' Nearly all of the stock has
already been subscribed. Those
desiring to take stock can ao so if
tney apply in the next week or so
The Index. v -
"When the butter won't
come put a .penny in the
churn," is an old time dairy
proverb. It often seems to
wotk though no one has evei
told why.
When mothers are worried
because the children do not
gain strength and flesh :" we
say give them Scott's Emul
sion. V
j. It is like the: penny in the
inilk because it works and
because there is something
astonishing about it. ; .
Scott's Emulsion is simply
a milk of pure cod liver .oil
with ! some hypdphosphites
especially.prepared forclelicate
stomachs'.1;.
Children take to it naturally
because they like the taste
and the remedy takes just, as
naturally to the children be
cause it is so perfectly adapted
to their wants. - n
For, all weak and pale arid
-thin children Scott's Emulsion
is the most satisfactory treat-
ment, : v ; - ; . .
s ;We will send you
the penny . e., a
ssinple free. "
the form of a libel ts on the
wrapper of every bottle i ci
- sure' that tht nlrtur in
Junulsion you bay.
SCOTT & BOWNE,
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EmerlQin
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New York, Jan. 7.- Of unusual in
terest, as showing Sow the population
of this country is increased anuually.
by emigration from abroad, are ; the
figurei just made public by the fede -al
authorities. They show the num-
ber of arrivals as this port, and this 1
is at least seventy-five )er cent, ot
the agger ate number of new comer f.
The trans-Atlantic sceamshins
biought.tr this country by way of
New York in the year 1903 804,235
persons;of whom 67,719 were
cabin passengers, 93,5 5 7 second cab
in and 642,959 came in the steerage
The figures for the previous year, as
compledK by William C. Moore, land
ing agent, were 714,124 arrivals of
whom 139,848 carrfe in the firt and
second cabin and 574,276 in the steer
AfbxV than cp millioirpew comers
were added to. the populatioa ; during
the year fust ended, for if the . ratia
of other years was kept up twoj hun
dred thousaud --persons ; made vtheif
first appeal ance in other cities. Tae
great rush usually begins m March
and continues through, i the summer
months, .dropping off as the cold
weather approaches. The statistics
show, too, that more than two thirds'
of those who swelled our population
recently came from Austria Hungary
Italy and Russia. r
The reports show that during the
irst six months of 1903 the emigrants
coming from Italy (including Sicily
and Sardinia) numbered 152,777; Aus
tna Hungary contributed 132,736
Russia and Finland 78,904- Sweeden
25,150; Geimany, 26,646; Ireland, 21
01 2, Norway, 16,43s; . England, 16,
201, and all Eujope a total of 511,4 19
From all Asia 13,670 came and from
other pans of the world about 8,006V
The heaviest month was May, when
I377ifi4 foreignars arrived, the month
previous brought 16,286, and in
June 98,82r aliens came. . ;
RECTOR OP ST LUKES -
Ashbarnham, Outaiio. Testlfleavto the Good
Qualities of Cbamberlains Ceugh Remedy.
u Ashburhham. Ont,, April 18, 1903.
I think it only right t that I , should
tell you what a wonder! ul effectsCham
berlain 's Cough Remedy has produc
ed. "The day before Easter I was so
distressed with a cold and cough that
I d d uot Ihink to be able to take any
duties the next day. as my voice was
almost choked by the. cough. r . 1 he
same day I received an order from
you for a bottle cf your Cough Reme
dy. I ix once procured a sample
bottle and took about three dor es of
the medicine. : To ray gieat relief the
cojjgh and cold had completely, disap
peared and T.'.' wase able to preach
thsee times on Easter Day. . I - knqw
that th.s rapid and effective cure' was
due to your Cough Remedy I make
this testimonial without solicitation,
being thankful to have found such- a
Godsent remedy. Respectfullyyours
; , . r ; E; A. Langfiedt, M. A.,
Rector of St Luke's. Church.
To Chamberlain. Medicine Co. 1 :
This remedy is for, , sale by J; J
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Report That Stahdard Oil Mae
nate Will Guarantee a -$10,000
: 000 Canipaign Fund."
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New York,' Jan. 7.-At J. D. Rock
efeller's offices at No,1 26. Broachvay
no one today; would discuss ' : the
Washington report that the StandarB
Oil magnate will , guarautee : a ten
million dollars ca npaigh fund if
Hanna will runon:' the;Presidental
kticket,
' Washington politicians, it ?is ' said
have secured positive evidence that
a HanniRockfeller bureau is work
ing against Roosevelt through the
freceipe of editorials "from Cincinnati
iency of ooseveltU r candidacy.
Copies at ;these;editorials Vhaye been
sent to Senators af?d members of the
House. ' V 1 -' '
Farmers Institutes
A number ; of -Farmers Institute
are to be held dutbg this month anr
Frcary:by:th
riculture,'and these will be . cond
ucted by Dr. BV Wl . Kilgore State
Chemist; Dr,-Tait ButlerState iVcfv1
erinarian, Prof. W. JT. Massey': and
Mr. B. G, Williams. One will be
held in Windsor on Monday January
tie 2 5th, We hope as many of our
armers as possible will turn out and
attend ': :y': ':" : ?: -
Says' tie Can Prove
. Alibi.
Alleged Colored Forger Claims
He is Innocent '
The case of G. A. Mitchell, colored
charged with forging the , name of
Mrs? L. E. Cleatpnof .'Bertie County,
N. C, to an order on .Montgomery &
Co.;' of this city, for the sum of ;$6o,
was called for trail in the - Croorat-
ion Court yesterday, but. was contin
ued until January 14th in order to
allow the prisoner to get a witness
10 prove an aiiDi ,
The accused was represented . ' by
W. H, Land a colored attoaney. A
witness for;thf State, Lewis Shapiro
was brought f ron Brltimore K testify
that he saw, Mjtchefl sign the name
of Mrs. Cicatbn to the draft The
expenses of this witness will bepaid
by the State. Norfolk: Landmark.
s; This case is the one in which Mrs,
L. E. Cleaton lost a draft for $60
given her upon Montgomery; &' Cotj
by T. J White, of Aulander, N.' C.
tn payment of a bale of cotton, the
draft being forged in Bertie N, d and
brought j to Norfolk where. upon
presentation to; Montgomery Co.,
a 'check was given oi the amount of
Vhe draft."" 1
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Chj ffnatttre is on erery bca cf tie raul
lets
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To tanfl - 8-000 Men in Corea oi
Guard Denied Transi!
Lopdon Jan 7. Ad vices from the
Far East; to day indicate war at any
moment. The refusal "of the t Japa
nese to allow the Ru sian legislation
guard to iravJ by jthe Japanese ' rail
road froai' Chemuer to-Soeul, and the
evident; intention of Japan to land
8.00 troopes in Corea at puce has
brought the. tension to a snapping
point. " ; ' . .- ;
Genoa, , Jan. '.7 Two , cuisers
purchased by Japan from Argentine
are nearly ready for sea, having 1 ad
their armaments ; completed. They
will be renamed .the Kasaga and
Niasin ' .. ..v ,
Lohdon Jan, 7.-r1PreparatIons have
been made by which the -"Emperor
of Corea can take 7 lefuee 1 in the
Ones
French legislation if serious trouble I registered from 40 to 44 degrees
brcalrs butt 'y ';:;' ' ::v" ?V; ;;Ilow zero todayl The public schoc!
pngflof consols tnAy Arrtln ? s " r v
ne' poin't y. f til ) 1 THE NEW YEAR BUESSIK 3
Tokio, JanV8; 5 The government
s-i. lu. 4l:
U1 41 . VWUbVIUlUg till. Vk' I Ul JL , btJV.
Russian rejoinder; . A y high ; author?
ty says the reply is satistactory ' to
Japan, especially in its features bear
ing on the question of v Coreaf v It
says r Russia's J communication r ex
presses the desire; tor a peacelul
settlement Vi; 1 y -
-Japan!is considering the reply, and
if convinced Russia's protestations
are" honest and there is a . change for
pe ice, ,shev will continue negotiations.
The ministry, however, unqualifiedly
art opposed to a longer delay V
It is apparent Japan will resent any
intervention of outside powers in the
extremity of 'a crisis. . It is thought
possible the United States might' in
tervene. This, the Japanrse say , j - is
un j ust aud only will create , a'rdelay
which will be advantageous ;to -Rus
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LEYiGIVEA RE-
On Tuesday ' evening Dee; 29
Mr. and Mrs, j; Ji Beasley gave a
recebtion m honor of Miss Effa ; !D e
Ford ': the sister of Mrs. Beasleyl In
virtatfons had be'en issued to " forty
five or fifty, friends and all responded
with best wishes for many happy
returns, .:. : v ..;
, Many games were" played and en
joyed. At 9:30 "o'clock the young
guests were invitea mio ine aining
room jwhere ' daimy.ref reshments were
served. - The' table was covered wth
delicious fruits'and fancy cakes. The
dining hall and pajrloiSrweretastefuliy
decorated m holliday colors. TThe
happy party dispersed v at 5I t:30 ; '
clock, ci nying ith them many pleas
ant mimories ofthelevening, r : y !.
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.Boston Jan. 5. Reports from all
oyer New England indicate mora
intense cold At Salem, Miss, the har-.
bor was frozen over for the first time
in fifteen years; ; ." From New Hamp
shire Keene reported 32 degrees be
low zero, the lowest in fifteen years
while at otter places the ; mercury
fell to 44 below, ; Woods River Jun
ction. R. I. report the lowest, ever
known, 36 degrees below zero. Trains
every where1 were fron. two to six hours
late to day.' .
. A?, ; ; - -
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burst last night at 50 below zero. Ath
ol and Tully, lass . bulb's went dovi
to; 3 2. and; 44' below, ';..-;.'
Rutland, Vt.,' Taa 5. -j-Thermori: ti
ters in different sections of :,the city
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Reside the f
fire this wintry night "
-; My'tancies sweet confessing. , J
Your re j .sweet Hps, your eyes of 'light
My New. Year blessing ' T :
Tharface, of earthly; faces fair,
: Ever to me the fairest, v- .
A little wreath of. dark brown hair;
ii Of gifts the dearest I rv'
' - v. a. y: :..' "; .
I And. with that thought my soul uplifts
; To holiest endeavor, -
Your love, your life my greatest giftc
Dear heart, forever! '
BILLVILLE v v
Collector- Ive. brought this. bill to ycu
untol it's actually worn but!
Editor Dont let that worry you:
give you an order for a bottle of izl:
and a dozen pens! .
Business is fairly rushing in th
south, i ; No man with the rheumat
ism can keep pace with -it,-"'":; ;
Says iJrdther Dickey: "It is cc.
better ter give 4daa ter; receive; tu:
fer alldat-de most er us : is rr.iht"
fond er bem' in de receivin' businci
tf
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; ! 1 lf. mother wis troubled xrtC,
consumption for many years.' At
last she was given up to die. Then
he. tried Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
and trii speedily cured." .
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D. P. Jolly. Avoca, N. Y.
No? matter how hziC
your cough br hov. loir
you have had it. Ayer'e
Cherrv V Pectoral, fs thi
best tning you can tatc.
Its too risky to yci :
until you have consurap
tion.if you are cbughic
tdday,;get a bottle- ol
Ghcr!ry Pectoral at once.
Tim tlza t IZc IZz., XL Jill rrri.
ConrIt J99T Actor. Tf b tj UY i ,
thn do a b bt. It bo t: joa t. .
to ta&o It, thon doa't t&ko It- llo tz.cv:
Lcaro milSk t?ra. ro vrins.
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