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St?BSCttIPTION fi.ooA ViiAH IN ADVANCE
Entered at the To*! office at Wiiliarastou,
N. C.,as Second Clau* Mail Matter.
FRIDAY, JOKE 20,1902.
The educational bulletins
which Superintendent Joyner
is soon to begin issuing, will
doubtless accomplish much
good. This step is in keeping
with Prof. J tuner's progrosive
policy. Already it is recog
nized (hat the State has had
Jew abler educational leaders
v, than lie.—Progressive Farmer.
Farmers Negle.tlng Their Opportu
nities.
The Asheville tJazotte says:
* "The rapid growth of towns
and industries iu Western
North Carolina is miking an
increasing demand for agricul
tural products—the demuiul is
even now greater than the sup
ply. There are excellent op
portunities for the farmer who
knows how to profit by them
in this part of the country.''
This may be applied to any
section of our Stuto. (Jo into
the market places of any of
our larger communities and it
is surprising to find the quanti
ty of vegetables and meats
which are the products of other
States but which dealers have
to import to supply the home
demand. Even butter, eggs
and chickens are required from
other States. We hazard noth
ing in saying that u goodly
majority of the beeves, and
dairy and hen products which
go to make the daily mar
ket, consumed in the towns or
cities of this State are the pro
ducts of ether States. It
ought not to be so. This is a
subject as prolific of good re
sults if talked about and acted
upon by the farmers of our
counties as any other that can
enlist their attention, and, it
]>roperly and systematically at
tended to will be profitable to
themselves and therefore help
ful to the State. —Raleigh
Post.
A Warning to Men Who Fish on
Sundays.
The Wilmington Messenger
rays :
"A violent electric storm pass
ed over Chicago last Sunday
nfternoon. ItHvasjust at the
ho in" when the Sunday-schools
Were in session. Three churches
were struck, one of them de
stroyed. and fifteen hundred
Sunday-school children thrown
into none was seri
, ously injured. During the
same storm the hut of a fisher
man on the lake shore was
■ struck and a man in it wis
killed. The dispatches did not
say whctlicr this man was pre
paring to go fishing, had al
ready been fishing or simply
took refuge there out of the
storm. Pel haps Jupiter To
nans took it for granted that
no man would go to a fisher
man's hat on a lake shore Sun
day afternoon for any other
than to fish. Assum
ing, then, tliat the god was
correct, this discrimination in
.. J
the lightning's work should be
a warning to some of our Wil
mington people who go to the
seashore resorts for recreation
Sunday afternoon.". They had
better not carry their fishing
lines in their poclcets anyhow.
The other part of the work
of this electric storm in Chicago
—the damage to two churches
and the total destruction ol
the third while fifteen hundred
children wore assembled for
religious purposes —we do not
touch upon, as wc can see no
moral to be drawn from it that
might be of good effect on the
habitual Sabbath breaker. We
expect, though, there were
some double-faced hypocrites
among the teachers of these
children who needed a good
scaro to turn I hem from their
wicked ways. "
It would take more than one
bolt of lightning to put a slop
to Sunday fishing around this
part of the country, unless all
the fishermen were struck with
the same bolt.
NEW INSURANCE COMPANY.
I
Directors M?et at Washington and
Elect Officers for Sue-,
cess Are Brigb*.
Washington, N. C., June 17
Ihe share holders of the Eastern
Insurance Company met in the
home oflice in this city cn Satur
day evening and perfected an or
ganization by the election of the
following directors: Dr. W. J. H.
Bellamy, Wilmington; Dr. D. T.
Tayloe, Washington; Stephen C.
Bragaw, Washington; Hon. B. F.
Dixon, Raleigh; 11. SusmsQ. Wash
ington; George T. Leach, Wash
ington, Dr. F. R. Harris, Hender
son. Quite a number of the share
holders were present, those absent
being represented by proxy.
Ihe board of directors met Mon
day evening, at which time the
following officers of the company
were elected: President, Dr. David
Tayloe; vice-president, George T.
Leach; Secretary, S. C. Bragaw,
treasurer, A. M. Dnlay; general
manager, H. Susman; medical di
rector, Dr. W. A. Blount. The
company is now ready for business
and means much toward the de
relopment and upbuilding not on
ly of Washington but of the entire
state.
Some of the states most intluen
tial and best known citizens are in
terested in the lompany and we
feel sure that the shareholders have
made no mistake in the selection
of directors and officers.
This is the first organization ever
con;umated in the south and it is
the duty of every true loyal North
Cauliilian to rally to the support
of Iw company," which proprsesto
do business under old line features
and every safeguard will be thrown
around every policy. They oper
ute under four per cent, legal reserve
enabling Iheni to give larger sur
render values than foreign compa
nies.
The company otliccrs are . the
best appointed, not only in this
city, but we doubt if they are sur
passed in the state. The company
starts out with every assurance of
iiUCCCSS.
Poison For Tobacco Worms.
From the number of enquiries
which we have had as to using
Paris green for destroying worms
ou the tobacco crop wc judge that
there is a movement on the part of
many growers to substitute poison
for the hand worming of the crop.
Doubtless this may be largely ac
counted for by the scarcity of labor
in the tobacco sections of the State.
In replying to these enquiries, we
have pointed out that experiments
have conclusively sliown that Paris
green may lie used without fear of
any injury to the users of tobacco,
ami with success iu destroying the
worms, but at the same time we
have urged caution in adopting the
remedy as there appears to be a
strong prejudice amongst tobacco
buyers against the use of poison on
the plants, ancUa grower may ruin
tlic sale of his crop if it slionld be
known that he used poison on it. j
We believe tbis to be an unreason
able prejudice if tbe poison be only
used as it ought to be. Not more
than one pound of tbe Paris green
should be used with 150 gallons of
water, and the plants ought not to
be sprayed with even this solution
after the tobacco begins to ri
pen. Used in this proportion and
in this way, there will be no trace
of tbe poison left on the leaves
at cutting time, and no possible in
jury can happen to the user of tbe
tobacco. The question of antago
nizing the prejudices of the buyers
is, however, one that cannot be
well or safely disregarded, and
where this is found well established
it would be wiser to regard it.
One or two sufistitutcs have been
suggested, but as to their efficacy
we are unable to say anything, as
we cannot find any reports of ex
periments made with them.
; Amongst these wc find cliloro nap
tboleuni advised as a safe and yet
certain remedy. We know cholo
naptholeum to tie a disinfectant
largely used for destroying foul
orders and germs, and also for des
troying insects, but can find no
record of its u« on the tobacco
crop as a destroyer of worms. It
may, however, lie effective for the
purpose, but we would advise its
use only experimentally at first.
Tbe old remedy of poisoning the
moth which lays the eggs from
which the worms are produced by
j the use of col>alt made into a syrup
1 with sugar and dropped into imita-
I tion "Jiinson" weed blossoms made
of glass or porcelaiu, which are
kept for sale in many towns is one
that should be resorted to. These
imitation poisoned blossoms should
| licset upon boards in and around the
j fields, and these will be visited by
the moths, and their powers for
mischief be ended. The destruc
of a moth means the prevention of
hundreds of worms.—June South
ern Planter.
WINNERS
In The County-Seat Contest.
The first list of answers received
to the contest of June 6th was sub
mitted by a party of five: Miss La
venia Peel, Messrs. J.L. Hassell, J. A.
Hobbs, J. C. Crawford, and W. C.
Manning, these answers were cor
rect, and the first'prize is awarded
them, two years subscription to
Tim ENTKKFRisit, one years sub
scription to the AMKRICAN FARMKR
and one years subscription to the
SODTHKRN IMKKSIDK; the sec
ond prize, one year's subscription
to TUB KNTKKFKI&K is awarded
Mrs. C. I>. Carstarphen, who an
swered them all correctly, but the
list was not received iu time for
the first prize. The next prize, one
/ear's subscription to THK KNTKR-
I-RISR is awarded Miss Clyde Has
sell, who answered 31 correcty; the
next, six months subscription to
THK ENTERPRISE is awarded Mr.
T. D. Jones, Hamilton, N. C., Mr.
Jones answered 31 but his list was
received too late to take 3rd place;
the next,six month's subscription
to THK KNTKRPRISK is awarded to
Ivdward Matthews, Hamilton,
C.. the next and last, six months
subscription to TUB KNTKIU'RISK,
is awarded to Miss Delia Lanier,
who answered 31 correctly.
Below is the the puzzle and an
swers :
1. What a woman loves most, a
popular lieverage and an exclama
tion?—Manteo.
2. A point of the compass and a
harbor for vessels?—Southport.
3. A pillar and a purchase r? —
Columbia.
4. A favorite Irish surname?—
Murphy. *
5. A species of dog, a cereal, a
kind of sewing, what lovers gen
erally do aud a domicil?—Currituck
Court house.
6. An ancient garden and and 20
cwt? —Edenton.
7. What all girls like to haw,
and a place of defense?— Beaufort.
8. A coarse painting and a near
relation? —Dobson.
9. A body of water and a subur
bon town?—Bayboro.
10. A favorite mode of boxing and
a sailor? —Sparta.
11. What noise is that in the
trees. Jack? —Windsor.
12. A sailor and his boy?—Jack
son-.. ' . ' j
13. A civil summons and a com
mand to go forward?—Warrenton.'
14. A species of bird, and a sil
ver coin? —Swan Quarter.
15. A boy's name aud an Eng
lish village?—Louisburg.
16. It isn't old, and yet it's hot?
—Newberu.
17. A popular color, and a favot
i ite meat for dinner? —Graham.
18. A vehicle, a consonant and
evidence of senility?— Carthage.
16. The name of a river, and the
generic name for a favorite fruit?—
Dan bury.
20. What would you call a steer
wading a stream?— Oxford.
21. Elf, something we did tkis
morning before leaving the table,
and a French village?— Payettc
ville. -
21. A place for tlie identification
of the dead, an inject and not off?
—Morgan ton. f .
23. Very Friendly?— Concord.
24. The apple falling from the
tree beholds the discoverer of the
law ot gravitation?— Newton.
25. Something we behold upon the
sea shore and a farewell salutation?
—Shelby.
26. An evidence of winter and an
elevation? —Snow Hill.
27. One of the imniortkr Ameri
can triumvirate? —Webster.
28. How the ante-bellum darkey
would address his owner, and an
auditorium?— Marshall.
29. The christian name of a for
mer United States Senator? —Ma-
rion.
30. Everything, an expression of
disgust and a deposit used for fer
tilizing?—Albemarle.
31. The first svllable of some
thing desired by all, and to propel
a boat? —Monroe.
32. John went away and came
back worth one thousand dollars?
—Wentworth.
STATENEWS.
Items of Interest Clipped from
Our Exchanges.
News and Observer: Sheriff Page
says that the license tax of $5 00
011 cigarctta has caused several of
the siaisllcr storekeepers to give up
selling them. The money is not
coming in very fast. The law went
into el(ect May jrst.
It is ?aid that the peach crop of
J. Van Lindley at Southern Pines
will amount ;o sbout ten thousand
crates this season. With good
prices this means a nice sum of
money in Mr.Van Lindley'% pocket.
It is said that the finest peaches
put on the New Yoik market are
raised at Southern Pines —Ei
change.
Ti Cm A MI la ON IN
Take Laxative Brnrno Quinine Tablets.
All dni|y;ists refund the money if It fails
to cure. K. W. Grove's signature oa each
bo*. »sc..
Legal Advertisements.
Administrator's Notice.
I have qualified as administrator
of the estate of Martin I.uther An
drews, and hereby give notice to
all |-ei?ons indebted to raid estate
to make immediate payment. And
to all persons having claims against
same to£le them with me within
12 months from this date.
This 20th of May 1902.
John D. Biggs, Adm'r.
Executor's Notice.
We have qualified as executors
of the estate of Dcuuis Simmons,
and hereby notify all persons in
debted to same to make ifnmediate
payment, and all persons having
claims against said estate to present
same to us within 12 months.
This the 20th of May 1902.
John D. Biggs.
Dennis S. Biggs.
Head- I
ache.
Sick headache, nervous head
ache, tired headache, neuralgic
headache, catarrhal headache,
headache from excitement, ia
fact, headaches of all kinds are
quickly and surely cured with
DR. lflUS* .
Pain Pills.
Abo aU pains such as backache,
neuralgia, sciatica, rheumatic
pains, monthly pains, etc.
"TV Miles' Paia PUb an north thafe
a tight la ev>l4." Sift Mr. W. IX Kaa
■er, el- Atiau Cto. Kaa -Tto
cared ar arils ef ckraatc htsierhs
wkea aotaiag she ataH *
Dr. Miles' Paia PUh drive any
paia ss if hy asgic. 1 aasasru ahh
oat a sapphr, aad thiak nnjaaa
shook) keep tbca kaadr. One or two
pills tahea ea spproaca el headache
will prevent it tvery llsa."
Mas. Junes JomtSMi BL
Through tbeir nsethoosaadsol
people hsvt bee a enabled to at*
tend social and rdigiouß hu*o
t ions, travd, enjoy aawmasents,
etc., with ctntiert. As a prevent
attre, whea taken oa the ap
proach mi a rtcairiag attach,
they are exedent.
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Oa MWsa MtHnal Ce . Illatl. |ad
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Sitti if Ttaauafcu
HO NOXIOUS DOSgS. HO WEAK KM IXC OF
THKNKKVM. A rUAUnAMDPOSI
TIVH CVII Ml tMX UQDO* HABIT.
It it Mt generally kaowa and win
stood„that Drupkneas U a itiimr aad Mt
a aiakime A body filled with poieoa,
and nerve* completely shattered by peri
odical or cooataat use of intuaicatiag
liquors, lequiiee an antidote capable a
neutralizing and eradicating thia poieoa,
and ilotroyiiK the craving for intoxicants
Sufferers may now ctire thetiiarlret at
home without publicity-or losa of time
from business by this wonderful "MWI
COU> ct'RK" which has been perfected
after many years of close study and treat
ment of inebriates. The faithful use ac
cording to directions of this wonderful
discovery is positively guaranteed to care
the most obstinate case, no matter how
hard a drinker. Our records show the
marvelous transformation of thouaands of
Drunkards into sober, industrious aad
upright men.
WIVKS evil von HUSBANDS!! chil-
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devised and prepared that it is thorough
ly soluble and pleasant to the taste, so
that it can be given in ■ cup of tea or
coffee without the knowledge of the per
son taking it. Thousands of Drunkards
have cured themselves with this priceless
remedy, snd as many more have been
cured and made temperate men by having
the'°CUßK"administered bvloving friends
ami relatives without their knowledge in
coffee or tea, and believe to-day that
they discontinued drinking of their
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Don't be deluded by appart and mialeding
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reach of everybody a treatment more ef
fectual than others costing sls to fjo.
Pull directions accompany each package.
Special advice from skilled physicians
when requested without extra chaige.
Sent prepaid to any part of the world oa
receipt of One Dollar. Address Dept C 491
EDWIN B. GILES & CO.. 1130 aad stjj
lfarket St., Philadelphia.
All correspondence strictly coo&dealial.
It is always well to accept stories
of fabulous wealth suddenly acquir
ed with a few grains of allowance.
A few mouths ago Dr. Dillard, an
alleged very wealthy negro, return
ed to Iteidsville with stories of the
dazzling wealth acqnirtd in Aus
tralia. He has been sentenced to
jail for embezzling fifty dollars.—
Eichange.
IMa tlgaslate Is sa every kaa 1 tW geaalaa
Laxative Brooto-Quiaiae MM*
the wail; thai eaaaa a eeM It asse day
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ATI. ANTIC COAST mnb a. a. CUM TAN v.
cnNDxnsßD scaxDOia.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
DATKD rj c « . Mjj - . » .
ti
A. M. p. M. P. «. A. M P. M.
leave Weldoa 11 js ,jg ...
Ar. Rocky Mt 1 00 lo ~
P. M.
Leave Tarhoro _ " 11 jll
I.* Rocky Mt 10s un tji j«j ii 51
Leave Wilson 1 w 11 M sJI i 2 ISS
Leave he lin a 1 JJ )a
Lv- Fsyettevllle. 441 IJJ
Ar. Florence 7*» JJJ
p M. a *r .
Ar. C.«M»boro 9 to _
l.v. Uoldaboro t « ,I*l
Lv Magnolia t37 in
Ar. Wilnilngtoti , ... to ■« 6ao
P. M A MT|P. M.
TRAINS OOING NORTH.
si a
A. M. P. M.
L». Florence is oj I so
Lv. Fajrettevllle.. i> 40 le a* .„
Leave Srlm» a 10 11 40
Arrive Wtlaoa a JJ la ao
A. M. P M. A. M
Lv. Wilmington.. 7 M »]0
! Lv. Magaona _... ....... s ja ir-03
I,v. Gotusboro ™ } | S5) «e sa-
P. M. A. M. P. M. P. M.
Leave Wilaoa .... tS3 Bao it ao 10 33 lat
Ar. Rocky Mt .. Jjo 9su II 10 11 aj IJJ
'Arrive Tarfaoro. .... .. 934
Leave Tarfaoro a ji
Lv. Rocky Mt... J jo U 4)
Ar. WeUoa 4 JJ.. id -
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Yadkin Division Main Line—Trala leaves WW"
■lastoa,« is a. as., arrive* htjrettevUle its* p.
as . leaves Fsyettevllle 11 u p. as., arrive* Baa
lord ia p. n>. Returning leaves Baafatd ji* p.
ro arrive Hayetteville 4a* p. a., leave Fajrttle
vllle 4 y* p. a> . arrive* WUaalagtaa 7 M. m.
SeauetttvUle Branch—Trala Wavea Seaastta
vllle S ID a. at. Max ton *•} a. a*,, Red SprtNP
sjsa. ».. Parktoa 1041 a. a.. Hope Mill* »»«.
a., arrive PByettevllle it to, art anting km
Fayettevllle jto p. at., Hap* Mills ispa, had
mprlars 3 jj p. at., Maslou * itp.au. Bill Its Bsn
a tt*vftte7 «jp.w.
Connection at FayettevUle w itk trala No. Tt, at
Mas ton with Carolina Central Balltaad, M Bed
Spa tags with the Red spring* tad lowaaeet ah
rood, st Sasford with the Bra Win id Air Lane n*i
gaatWaea Railway, at Qetf wits the Uorton aad
Charlotte Balltvnd.
Trala oa the Boo»laon*eck Breach Road Irarea
Wetdo* 115 p. ra ~ Haltfaa j op. a, arrives Bost
laad Neck 4 np. St., Urrcavtlle 3 47 p. na , Kht
*toa A 43 p. ta.Retorning leave* KhMhaat jpaa
Ureeavlllc 8 jo*, at., arririag at WalMna 11*3 a.
a., WeMcd 11 tea. ni. Ulty esevpl Baalar.
Praia* oa Washing-oa Branch baa* Wtillag
toa S oo a. b., and 1 43 p. a., arrive Pamela B 33
a. a*., ato p. at., retaining leave raiwill «13 a
**., and saap. aa arrive WaaMngtaa M 33 a. aa.
and * is p. an . dallv except BeAT
Train leave* Ttehaeo N. C , Sally eacept Baa
*SY a JJ p. at, Snnday 4 JJ p- w., aeriaes He
aottkinaa., tp p. a, Ritanhg. have
Ptyatoath dally except Sunday. 7ja a. at., aad
Sanday 9 oas. as., arrtvea Tarheaw pL| a ta
il ea a. aa.
Train oa Midland N. C. Bleach leave* OoMe
• aro dally, except Header, •** a at., arriviag
takkMl S Ma. at., Retnrnuag leavea SaahhSeQ
7aa a.as., arrives Coidaboea Ima m.
Trala* oa Nathvttle Stanch have Rocky Ma el
atp jaa 4eep.au,arrive NaahviUe »a a
a.. 4 tip Spatag hope 11 toa. a , 441 pa .
Reinralng leave Spring Hope 11 tsa aa.. 3 13 pat.
Nashville 11 43 a as., 343 p. as., arrive at Reeky
gout it mp au. * I*p.B.,d*llyen*nl ßaadne.
Train ea CRatoa Branch Waves Waraan lot
Cliaton dally, except His illy, I jta. inlands 13
p at.. Reteratag leaves Clialoa 7ao a. a., eal
toa. a.
Train No. J* makes ctoee csaaoottaa at We ha
er aU ptlats Meeth daltg, aUraS via Rkksmal
M. M naasoi,
Cea'l Psstasi r Ag at.
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