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2 THE ENTERPRISE, a OTUSHItD ITIIT ntIOAT «T m Mrruraiss raiwnso so. ; ITUUaautoa W.C' ALFRED E. WHITMORE, EDITO*. Battled at the Post o«ce at Wltltsmiion, «. C. as tacoad Oats Mall Matur. The evidence indicates that the illness of H. H. Rogers was of the constructive variety. The French are now playing bil- Hatds on an oval table. How can they ever expect the game to be on the square? The legislative delegates to tlu Hague Conference can now go home and vote for appropriations f r army and navy supplies. When the Republican party opens the campaign jack-pot, the Sugar Trust can l>e relied 011 to do the usual amount of sweetening. When the government duns John D. for that twenty nine million, he must lie glad they are not in a ]«o --sition to shut pIT his light and heat. Some people may have voted tin Republican ticket in Oklahoma on the ground that a Republican pres ident wouldn't let a Democratic State in. „ "We must Walk in the Light", says Mr. John I). Rockefeller. And while he doesn't say it, it i v not to lie doubted that he IIICHUS "The Kerosene Light". The fruit crop having proved practically a failure, the beef tru-l comes forward witb the cheering in telligence that the price of meat i*- to l>e raised in a few days. It wouldn't liurt Uie Jamestown Kxposition a little bit. if those so cial differences were settled by. nil hands going 011 ''The War-path" and smoking.the Pipe of l'eace. One of the surest signs of the approach of fall tuny be found on the sporting pages, where the pic tures of foot-ball heroes in theii liideotjs harness are again appeal iug. Accoiding to the Baltimore Sun, only two things will inlluence Mr. RoosOvelt to run,one being a tiuan iinous demand from the country' and the otheffieing opposition to his nomination. From here, thai looks like playing a cinch. It is a feature now that such strong efforts arc being made to turn the tide ol im migration southward that the epi demic of violent crimes from which the north has suffered recently have beeu almost without exception couiniited by Italian immigrants, The Black Hand, the Mallia and the Commora, it there be any dif ference between the three, have vied with each other in a perfect orgy of mUrder, assault, blackmail ing and kidnapping. The bulk ol these crimes have been committed by newly arrived immigrants, and almost without exception, theci ini tials have been Italians. Of course it is not fair to judge a whole na tion by its worst element. Theie has been Italian immigration in this country for decades and the immigrants as a rule have made good citizens. Starting poor as organ grinders, fruit venders and the like, many of them have come up to wealth and gOCid ;position in the business community. It used to be the exception rather than the rule to hear of an Italian comtnitiug anything worse than a petty crime. But the source of the Italian ituuii gration has changed recently from the north to the south of Italy and it seems to have brought into tills country some truly Undesirable citizens. As this is the case and there is much talk of turning the newly arrived immigrants|south as farm laborers, it may be well for the southern states to sift this class' of importation very carefully bOfote accepting it. The south has had trouble enough managing the col ored liian and brother along this same line aud it is ui>t worth while to tangle up with any new racial troubles if they can be avoided. Fir CIIRMII Hinds Chapped skin whether on the hands or face may be cured in one night by applying Chamberlain's Salve. It it also unequaled for •are nipples, Burns and scalds. For, • sole by All Druggists and Dealers 10 Patent Medicine. WM. J. Bryan at Virginia State Fair Richmond, Va.,Oct. 2, Special— The coming of Hon. William Jennings Bryan to the Virginia State Fair at Richmond, October nth. is looked forward to with eagerness by those interested in the political situation. It lias been rumored that Mr. Bryan will make a strong political address and very probably he will announce in pretty general terms the platform which he would like to see adopted by the National Democratic Couvtn tiot). It is barely possible Mr. Bryan will select the Old Dominion State from which to Issue to the country 3 sound Democratic plattorm on which all can unite, and no more appropriate place can be selected than the Virginia State Fair where will be assembled thousands of jieo ple from various parts of the State and the country folks who like so well to hear good Democratic doc trine exp(A»nde-l by such an able orator as Mr.Bryan. At the headquarters of the Ar rangement Committee for Mr Bry an's-coming, letters are pouring in from prominent men throughout the State accepting the invitation extended them to servejuithw Re ception Cominittc to welcome Mr. Uryan to (he Old Dominion. From present indications there will be a record breaking crowd. Full de tails of arrangements have not been announced, but it that they will be very elaborate. Mr. Bfyan speaks in Nashville, Tennessee, Ootoliei oth, Wild will come-directly from there to Rich mond. Mr. Clins. IV Cooke,- «liait man of the Arrangement Com mittee, Stated today that he had not anticipated such a lieaitv n.« sjionse to his re|itcst for enthlisi istic welcome to Mr. Bryan. - J?. re—-' • Beecher In a Letter toll Is SOB When working for others,-sink yourself out of sight. Seek their interest. Make yourself necessary to those who employ von by indus try, fidelity and scrupulous integ. rity. Selfishness is fatal. Hold yourself responsible for a 1 uglier standard than anybody else expects of you. Demand ntoie of yourself than anybody expects of yon. Keep your own elaudard high. Never excuse yourself to yourself, Never pity yourself. Be a hard J miistet to yourself, but lenient to ' everybody else Concentrate your for'e on your own business; do not turn off. lie constant, steidfast, persevering. V -• It n s .il collcedisturbs your Stom ,ith, your fleart or Kidney.*, then try this clever , Collce imitation Dr. Slump's Health Collce. Dr * Shoop has close v 111 ;iK 11 ci 1 old Java and Miutia Coffee in it ivor md taste, yet it has not a sing'c grain ot real Collce in it. I) 1. Slump's Health Collce Imitation is made from |7nr? tosti*i| grains or ercals, with Malt, Nuts, etc. Si a !e • in one minute. No tedious long wait Vou will surely like it Get a tree sample at our stole. |. A. ".Mi/ell & Co. ' You have. spent money which you should have saved sTOPr Locking backward makes men diss tin tied and U?he> them Into action and teaches theiu the necessity of Saving Money Pon't gr»w. discouraged becau'e you ran at a time. TUMI good intentions into good actions by be ginning now— not tomorrow —not some time, but today. Call on us and we will loan you. A Pocket Bank that will make you save. Write .for booklet "HJW to Save Money. ■■ ■ Farmers & Merchants Bank, WILLIAMSTON, N. C. THE ENTERPRISE, WII.UAMSTON, N. C. OCTOBER 4, 19*7- The Old Tim* Dagucrrtotypts. When JhUfuerre anil tile men of Ills day took picture* It wait a jiionnnitous occasion, one to be entered Into with great solemnity. Witb head bold fast between two rigid iron fingers and witb eyes fixed on the "upper right band corner" of some object, the vic tim had to sit for twenty minutes while science, new to this work, was transferring bis reflection to the sensi tive plate bidden back of that cyclopa eye. No wonder these quaint old time folk look so sternly out of the little leather frames! No wonder the faces are set In such grim lines and the eye* gaze so somberly Into futurity! Th# ordeal was enough to produce such ef fects in eveu the (host lovable and win some faces. A Superman's Pain. Among the acntest of the small mis eries of my existence has been that of seeing a man or more frequently a wo man lake up" and lay down In the midst of a running fire of desultory conversation In the trains, on the steamers, In the balls of hotels or on the seashore a story on which 1 might have H|>eiit ail my strength and have written, as I supposed, with my heart's blood.-Hall t'alue In Hook Monthly. She'd Thought of It. "Never mind, dear," said a mother to her little girl, having vainly en deavored to perrfuade her to give one of her dolls ton child who had never owned one; "never mlud. J'erhaps some day you will I"' a p >or little girl yourself, and then you will know What it is to have no toys." "Yes, mamma," Kin- "sobbed, "I have thought of that, and that's the reason I want to save all my tilings!" Beauty, Ueauty Is not an accident of things, it pertains to their essence; It |wr vailes the wide range of creation, and wherever It Is Impaired or banished we have In this fact the proof of the mora! disorder which . distrusts the world. Keject. therefore, the false philosophy of those who will ask what does it matter, provided a tiling be useful, whether It Is- lieautlful or uoL - -Oladstone. Read/ to Appeal. A crlniliuil from the rural districts who had heard ail about appeals to the supreme court and who had been run vie led of a penitentiary offense was nsUed by the Judge If be had anything to say. "1 Jest want ter ax one ques tion. Jed go." lie stooped down, picked |up bis slouch lint from the floor, as though ready to depart, and said, "Wliar 'lsiuts Is this here supreme court lit?" Han Francisco Argonaut. 1 "1 llin so 'happy!" sfie said. "Idver" since my engagement to Charlie the whole world seems different. I do not I seem lo be in dull, prosaic Kugland, but In" "l.iipland," suggested her little broth er, who was doing Ills geography les son. Illustrated lilts. "Why do women Insist on going to matinees for the sake of crying?" lie Inquired Impudently. "Haven't they enough trouble of their own?" "I don't, know," replied she. "Why do men Insist on getting Into a poker game fur the sake of experiencing a new kind of tliianci.il worry? There Is something about boldness which -11 let Imes borders on iiiMlaclty that commands inspect If It Is based upon real self eoUtldehcM, a conscious ness of power, and not upon egotism, | There Is something suTdlnni about a strong man who can neither'ht» ca joled, rattled nor stampeded. Success. | JCtliel - W hat a pretty month you | )io\'e! It ought to lie on a girl's face. Jack- Well, I very seldom miss no opportunity. | Mrs McCiill Have youVtlll got that I glf'l you Itnd last week? Miss 111 ril in tlffeil Which day last week"? I'hHadelphla .I'nefls. lie When I leave you tonight I atu going to take you In my arms and kiss you. She Hear me, how late It Is j getting! Chicago Record Herald. "Cheer up! There Is a silver lining to every cloud." "Well, what good Is that?- I haven't got an airship." I'lck-Me-lip. "What Is It that makes men great, papa V" "Persistent advertising very often, I my boy." j (iraudmamma- What are you" doing | in the pantry, Tommy? Toiumy Oil, I'm Just putting a few' things away, graa'tna! Pedestrians have the right of way on ! nil llcrtntidmi roads.- Carriages, horse men and bicycles must halt for the man on foot. The Poultry Yard. When corn on the ear Is thrown to yarded' fowls the cobs should not l>e allowed to accumulnttt for any length of time. They, with the other litter, should lie raked up and burned. This will prevent to a great extent the do | velopnient of scaly leg. Keeping the j chicken yards In good condition takes little lltne and not only makes them sightly, but adds to the health and well being of the fowls. Success In Dairying. flood luck does not enter Into the success of dairying any more than It does Into fishing. Bad luck with cows usually comes froui bad management, j (iood luck may Is' attributed to good management, mid some thought of the whys anil wherefores of the business. ! . Spoiling Milk. I Closing up cans beforo the animal ! heat Is out of the milk Is one of the ! most prolific means of making good milk had. Stir It, dip or pour It from I on* can to another; do something with | It. or anything almost, but do not cov -1 ar It up "warm. Out Of Sight ,4 Out of'fight, out of mind," is an old saying which applies with special force to a sore, burn or wound that's beta treated with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It's our of sight, out of mind and out ot existence Piles too and chilbains disappear urtder its healing in* tluence. Guaranteed by S. R. Biggs, Druggist.'lsc. When You Take Cold One way is to pay no attention to it; at least not until it de velops into pneumonia, or bronchitis, or pleurisy. An other way is to ask your doc tor about Ayer's Cherry Pec toral. If he says, " The best thing for colds," then take it. Do as he says, anyway. AWa pub 11a b oar m W« banlab •loohol J from our mfdJeluea f iOTQ wi urn yw to LjCt J "-g" When the bowels are constipated, poi sonous substances are absorbed into the blood instead of beinjj daily removed from the body as nature intended. Knowing this danger, doctors always inquire about the of thdbowels. Ayer's I'ills. 1 n , , n. x,o«o!l. /*»«» —r» h A Peculiar Frog. South A mi'i lea liuh 11 frog of pcrullnr ImiiltM. Dwelling In the virgin forest, nt tin' tops r.f the highest trees, It chooses 11* tin- site of Its nursery nome hollow stump nixl then proceeds to line It with rosin procured froiu tree* In thi' iielgbborhoMl. This llnltiic serves lo catch uml hold tin l rainwater, with whirl) It quickly beAunea tilled. AH HOOD lis tills takes place the eggs are laid therein, and here they under (to development Into tadpoles. Mow the rosin Is collected In a mystery, nor 1h II yet known how the Depurate pie*** become welded to form the water tight IMINIII neeeuary to Insure the nufety of the treasures deposited therein.—New York Tribune., Two Breaks With On* Stone. The late W. IS. Gladstone wan not a figure who suggested huuior, unless It wIIH lo IIIH great rlV&l, Disraeli, who once descrUs-d lilui IIH "a sophisticated rhetortrtnn, Into*leated with tl«» «xu berauee of IIIH own verbosity," but there wan humor In his counnent when Ills lioum? lu llarley street was uttack etl one Sunday by thousand* of work logmen, who were only driven off by a double line of mounted police. Glad stone ga/.ed upon the debris of bis ball inn! then remarked wearily that "the mob lIIIH broken the Sabbath."—Bell man. SULPHUR BRINGS HEALTH Purifies the Blood and Clears Up the Complexion I-vriyU*ly ncftt* lo tnkr Sulphur at thi* *ra Not Ini'k Hkr it lo purify the Motxl, eleni up Ihr I'ofuplealoll ami remove ' that ffrl my Hut the only »ny lo take it in in lujui form. HANCOCK'S i.iyl'll) hCI.PIH k taken internally »* the be*l Spring tonic. Applied r* inimlly HANCOCK * ljgt'lo SIJI.fi; K *|iiic k ly cure* F /rma. Trtt»r, am! all skin DiM-am* HANCOCK S, tlu- only hl'l.l'lll.'H OINTMKNT, remove# Pimplri HUckhi-ada ami sore*. ami |lvn a beautiful aoft, ami velvet) »kin VoiiitlriiKgiit sell* it. It curetl Htiwattl I). Hetrluict of Frederick, Mil., of n Imtl a*c o' Kixtma, ami h« write* "My fair i* a* amocth a* att iHiaiit'a." AU about Sulphur lU.aklrt frrr, if you writ* HANCOCK UGRIU si I.RIN'K COMPANY FOLEY'S HONEYMTAG The original LAXATIVE cough remedy. For coughs, colds, throat and lunu, troubles. No opiate*. Non-alcoholic. Good for everybody. Sold every where. The Henuine FOLEY'S HONEY and TAR is in a Yellow package. Kof use substitutes. Preparod only by Foley *■ Company, Chlcaco. BUSINESS ITEMS. WANTKI> -A Tew iienllemen.lKVßplers Mrs. S. W. Kwell. —A»k for El Coreso. I'OK SAI. 15- Old newspapers 20 cent* l>er hundred, this office. Gutu quenches thirst. - \- ___________ __— SAI.IiSMEN WANTKD—to look after our interest in Martiu ami adjacent counties. Salary or commission. Ad dress The Harvey Oil Co., Cleveland, O. Boarding Mrs. Sitteraou'a Boardiug House now open for the publie. Board one dollar a day. to week and monthly Hoarders, tf A ' MRS. J.M. SITTKRSON. » —Deeds of Trust, Warranty Deeds, Crop Liens, Chattel Mort order Books, etc., printed and for sale at this office. —Chew Tatty-Tolu Gutu, —Smoke K1 Coreso. —Taffy-Tolu, that's me. Notice North Carolina— Martin County. Personally appeared before tne this 1 day James Z. Brown of Jameaville town ship, Martin County, wno enters and 1 lays claim to. the following described " piece or pircel of land in JameavilU I Township, Martin County. N. C , th« l same being vacant and unappropriated ' land and subject to entry. - The same being about 4 miles south ol Roanoke river ami being on the weal ' side o( Cabin Swamp, bounded as fol lows, viz: Beginning at a gum in Cabin Swamp at James Z. Browt '■ comer., thence up Cabin Swamp to the Roanoke Railroad and Lumber formerly the J. and W. R. R. Co's. line, theuci Wester ly along said line to James Z. Brown'a line thence North 10 degrees east to the beginning, coi taimng 50 acres more or le .a. This September 27, 1907. J Z. BROWN, Applicant. W. C. Manning, Register of Deeds Ex Officio, Entry Taker, Entry No. 208. 9-4-4t % Stray Notice North Carolina—Martin County Taken up and entered on my stray book according to law by Williairi W. Jones, at bis residence about nine miles southeast of the Court House of Martin County in Griffin Township, a certain stray sow of the following description; C«!or, White and black spotted, marked crop ami split and uaderkeel in the ! right ear and crop and split in the left ear Age aliout 3 years, weight alo t 175 pounds. W. C. MANNING Ranger. Notice of Kxecutio* Sale N'nrtli Carolina -Martin County In the Superior Court G. I>. Rorierson & Sou vs. Jesse 1,. Jenkins I!y virtue of three Executions directed to the undersigned from the Superior Court of Martin County, in the above entitled actions, I will on Monday, No venilier 4UI 1907 at 12 o clock at the Court House door of said county sell to the highest Milder for cash to satisfy said Executions, all the right title and interest which the said Jesse L,. Jenkins defendant lias in the following described real estate to wit' Beginning in the mouth of the branch that etupties into Bear branch. Thence up said branch to the head. Thence along Randolph WTiicliariTV 1 ine South 40 degrees west 15 poles, thence south 26 degrees west 15 poles to a pine said Whichard's cor ner. Thence north H5 degrees east to a •take iu the mill ]>oud, thence down the run of the brauch to the first station oiitainiug by estimation fifty acres la the same more or less, subject to the life •state of Mrs. llarrle.t B. Jenkins. This the 14th day of September 1907 J. C. CRAWFORD, Sheriff Martin County. Notice ol Execution Sales O. 1). & J. C. Roherson, vs. Jesse 1,. Jenkins lly virtue »>f an execution directed to the undersigned, from the Superior ."ourt of Martin County in the a'tove en itlcd action; I will on the 4th day of November 1907, at 11 111 at the Court louse door of said countv sell to the littlest bidder to satisfy said execution, ill the right, title and interest which the aid Jesse 1.. Jenkins, defendant, has in the following described real estate, to wit: Beginning in the anouth of a branch that empties into Bear Brauch; thence iloug the Randolph Whicliard line south to degrees west 35 (Kites; thence south 16 west 35 poles lo a pine, said Which »rd's line or corner; thence North 85 legrees east to a stake in the mill-pond, contaiuing by estimation, more or less, subject to the life estate of Hurrett K.-Jenkins. This the 14th day of September 1907. J. C. CHAWPORD, Sheriff >-27-41 Martin County. Notice of Execution Sale MORTH CAROLINA —Martin County. Slade, Jones & Co. vs. Hamilton Milling Co. By virtue of an executiou directed to he undersigned from the Superior Court of Martin County in the aliove entitled action, 1 will on Monday the 7th day of October, 1907, at 12 o'clock, m., at the Court House door of said county, sell to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy aid execution, all the right, title and in terest which the said Hamilton Milling Co., defendants, has in the following de icribcd real estate in the town of Ilatnil on, to-wit: Beginning at the corner of the A. E. Hasker's lot on Liberty street, thence I along said street street 59S feet to W. 15. Gladstone's corner, thence along said (tladstoue's and W. W. Purvis' line 172 M feet to J. W. SherTod'sline, thence along J. W. Sherrod's line 59H feet to A. E. Hasker's line, thence along A. E. Hask er's line to the beginning, containing one-fourth of an acre more or lesa; to gether with one gasolene engine, one cotton gin and press, one grist mill, belt ing, appliances, etc., all attached to the real estate. This the 28th day of August, 1907. J. C. CRAWFORD, 96 4t Sheriff of Martin County Notice Notice is hereby given that we will ap ply to the comxisaioners of the town of Jamesville and to the commissioners of the county of Martin, for license to retail spirituous, vinous, and malt liq uors, in the said iqwn of lamesville in the building known as the W. L. Stall ings store, on the north side of the Jtain street, for the six months ending Decem l>er 31, 1907. ' 9 6 4t Hardiaon St Gray , Notice Notice is hereby given that I will ap ply to the commisaionera of the town of Jamesville, and to the commiaaionera of the county of Martin, for license to re tail spirituous, vinoua, and malt liquors, in the said town ol Jamesville in the Vanhorn store on the main street, for the six month ending December 3. *V>7- W. W. Vanhorn Tobacco Brings $6, slo' sls, S2O, $25, S3O, S4O and $45 per 100 pounds; but, to get these prices you must sell at the Roanoke Warehouse Tom S. GRAHAM, PROPRIETOR CARTS AND WAGONS Made to Order Woolard's Combined fr * Harrow and Cultivator. M AT A saving of One Horse ami two M Works both sides of the row at the Breaks the clods and cultivates —r' with as much ease as any ordinary »What every Farmer and Truck i u Gardner needs. J. L. WOOLAKD, WUHamston, N. C. -L -i- - ' - • Suffolk Food and Fuel Company • UrrOLK, VIRGINIA DRALF.RS IN > Corn, Oats, Hay. Cement, Lime, Coal. Wc Can Supply You on Short Notice. Send U« Your Orders You Will Find Us the Same During 1907 that You Did Daring 1906 Notice of Dissolution Notice is hereby given that the part nership Utely existing between R. T. Taylor ami J. U Croom. of Gold Point. Martin County, mil State of North Caro lina, under the firm name of the Gold Point Buggy Co., was dissolved by mu tual consent on the 16th day of Septem ber, 1907- All debts owing the said partnership are to be received bv the said J. L. Croom, and all demands on the said partnership are to be presented to him for pavment. This 15th day of September. 1907. R. T. Taylor J. U Croom This is to notify the public that I will continue the business of the Gold Point Buggy Co. under my oun name, and will be glad, too glad to see at all time* our old friends- I also to thank the public lor the patronage that ban been extended to the Gold Point Buggy Co. J. L. Croom. Notice ' , - Having qualified as executrix of Thomas Nichola. deceased late of Martin County, N. C., this is to notify all per rons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit then to the sn dersigued on or before the i«t day of October t)o8, or this notice will be plead in bar ol teeir recovery. All per sons indebted to said estate will please make immediate pnjnnent. lt»»TM» Nicwon. Rxecntnx Notice By virtue of vested in us by an order entered in a special proceeding pending in the Superior Court ol Mertfc County entitled Wataon, Walker et als ex parte we shall seU to the higheet bid der lor cash on November 4, 1907 I7m at the Court House door the following described property, towlt: Ohe house and W lyieg being la the town of J-meaviUe adjoining the lands of Dr. Haseell and Thosnaa Gray and know* as the Hane property, being in the western part ol the town, being till house wherein Amy Janria died and Jeaeph Walker re»idea, containing owe half acre* This September «}, 19PT. F WHKKUtn HAITI*, S. I. I»*-4t Commisasoners. I have a nice line ol t TESTAMENTS AND BIBLEB From »sc. to sls at the Bible House Where I also handle a nice fresh line of Groceries, Chickens, Eggs J. L. CHERRY Hamilton Road, Near Cemetery | Morgan's ; Sanitary Barker Shop 1 First Chance Last Chance Best Chance Inside r - Restaurant in the Rear r ; —! Now is the time to visit the . JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION rt it completle in every f deportment the E War Path Air Skip Naval Display 1 1 will interest and instruct yon. Do not fail to go at 1 once. For beautifully il lustrated folder contain-, maps, diecripthre mat ter, list of hotels, etc., write. * 1 T. C. WHITE, Oen'l Pass. Agent. W. J. CRAIG. ' Pass. Traffic Mg*r. Wilmington, N. C. Atlantic Coast Line R. R. (*. the short through car Tine I
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