THE DuNK DISPATCH
I*. t»M. «*·!«( rnm
mm. M. C. mém Ik· mi «4
ι a. îrr».
W. Haywood, (tttar at theNewm
Obnmr. tad· too ·μ!μν» 1
k«r la th. OW UUOTmmI
tov· wfcv ike Hfti
at Dm'· utirttlM iW
U«|Nt Weefthe!
thni· it ι point to
•or tows'· m»U— poo hi·
lift m'~i·* «Wmu w· could reach
kta. ud tti ^wtW. of Nttkn
Dut; Sarefoot ta Ik isttrM td
Janll County u· w»U naotkevd
by hi*·. Whether re ·ι ■tmeil.ef our
m baaattag or that af Nathan Darby
)iïia|iti< the following wc know not.
However tt eu· ahoot, tte Diapsteh
h grateful beciaai the New· and Ob·
wnar uiaa cosviscee a* that k· too
ha· gottcs the Daaa Spirit.
Her» i· what he my» ot oar town
la hia (M* of Saturday:
"For «ever»] yean the town of
Dunn em Is Harsett County, has
I Itself knows ta the
State. When Duo started oat
had the food lack to coast sataag
it· psopU mow «rtire fallows wha
had sarre a» well m hsstle. Thoy
hare Mm «topped orer thaïs. A
few might· ago they held a wsetisg
of Cm
Ultwakwi TWj arc itutiif η
«W «a «Banal liwt mt tkoit a·»··
Tbitmea< Mkn. Aad wbat la bettoi
teay in* mm Umi «toi tbey w
r*>nc te da wttb tea ioa«y. Boat
iatntwat ia em af tea tnt tbiaci
thqr are gaiag to teelde. Good readi
art wMmm H" '« Dmul Akil
tiaaa tea plaça 1mm te racrait ι
dob H began te Mid goad
And Dub «h on tea tnt
hra^raara Wfora teat Uci>
It» preaent direct
Una forty aflat to tec «ait
"Ttat'i tea way tear da tUngi
"SASS-a
• htgbcat
■ado. La
_ «*. Aad tea farmeri
•a wall m tea tm people kin
Mtty. Far wanl year* bui ha*
bad as aaiMUna te ba a caaaty aaat
At eaeli aaniaa af tee Lagialetart tea
4 tea lm b a farming
territory af tea blgfcaet Itbaraetor.
if β
ST* arrtè'is's.^S
«•«ate, here la a Mt af lafonaatlan
tkat fa aa ami. Bafarc teay gat
Ssx.tacv·^ *· *·-·
teay gat away fraai baa» teay doa*t
bare to explain wbcre teay caaM
~ — m ap ia tea morning
aad tear mere around
r, aad «ban teay coaat
laat one af tta beat clti
wn arbaa Dr.
ta teat reward teeo
wa tnt a«i tea
wkoa all la tela aaettaa kaaw as Dae·!
tar lakh. Ota ι
bad tea ptoaeare of ooarecrtug wMb
kka. Always, after teaaa el toe la
fraqaeat ■igîtags. ara bad tea feel
lag teat wa bad »peat a littla wWle
wlte a— af Pad'» aw» aiblna la
gaatle, aa ktad, aa tbiagbtfal aad c
wa ba teat ta baybaad
Dr. lakk, barn ta tea patpla,
aat above ιliliilUnlag to tea
Warty. AO tefaagb Me aatere Ufa
ba warbid far tea Baaafait of aim
aad wwm ia al wafea af Ufa. The
fanaar dm wba Ull«d tea sell of bU
firtiaw wee aat toe Wwty to laitw
ft h piaaaed U ]
o« the oatakiru of Du·
ter
• «MMM· oU« tirwdr ha· bm
TkU wiHcoet
rw··.
to taste th· aew Institution
'will *Ml oppmrlnmtoly 918,000 Of
IUo reqairod amount Marly I8.00C
beoo pledged and nhaiiM by
» an and women «f Um coa»
munky. This convinces that Ika la
flnvntial ui wtll to do —ιh«r* of
the tut tn >iUn< ib.
I willing to hoar M large ■ port
of Um bordao m tkty cab. Now
sollcltatioa «ill betfia mom tfao whit·
peopfe. Thoro aro aujr who ahaaid
sobacribe UhoraUy ter the reoooo that
tHcy in iliMdy employer* of color
ed labor and that the acho< .
to increase th· oompoteney of
ProfMor Smith ta Mt of that clam
of colorod «tacolor objeetioaable to
the whMo terthwuii who hare th*
bout latarmta of tho oigro at heart.
HU methods arc modelled aftor Ihon
of th· lato Dr. Book ·* T. Washing
ton. Ho bopoe to η traia the negro
so that bo witt become an important
helpful factor la the apbailding of
the Sooth. It I* bis belief that M
la only the ignorant negro who be
come* a problem and that the wdl
treingd negro il a holpfal factor.
It le hoped that that re nit ruction
lof the an Institution eon bog la by
Jaaoary 1. Profomor Smith la ihap
ing hi· efforts to this end. If he li
■occewful la hi· efforta Dunn may
yet htiomt the eradl· of · groat
progrès]?· movgasoat that will mcaa
th· satrati·· ol th· negro and the
emancipation If the race from the
tyranny ol ignorance. The Dispatch
wishes him «roll and promise* him
all the aid It can giro.
I Meyaerd i. tk.
; HuU· ·* Fri«-4a.
In apite of the fact that ya editor
ef ye Kawtey Time» Knaàw ua of
daine *n effective cxpreeaiea rtftrd
itag Lieuteaant Meynard'· feat in
burying tk· bom of his futou plaac
ia "tk· Hwli of kia aatir« h rath,"
w itfll contend Out r* ««(1 known
•fcy pilot did kuraw into · aaketaiwc
aa designated. Beally ka did it twice
—ynwably In tk· mm spot, enca
tke landing apace iferM h m by ki·
brethen of wwt Saw paon would
kanily yen It Ma atopping at any otk
er point Tkaraday ka practically re
peated tha performance wkick prortd
ao nearly diaaatroua on the day of
Hi debet ta 8ampeoniaaa at the Clin
tea rair. Tke oaly difference ni
that ke kroka a wkeel and injured
kkaiilf and kia méchant Ian In addl
tiea la duplicating tke breakage of ,
a propeller and tk) auAt(t of the
Tka pareoa kad looked forward
with a keen degree of pleasure to hie
riait to Saipaon. He waa freak frum
a victory mi tke air aa* equalled fay
any atber dyer of tka American »>r
rice. Ha and Scrpant Kline, kia Ay
teg partner had landed an tka moat
dMkatt ftelda of tke coon try. Some
of Ik··· were ia tke wQda of tk*
Rocky Moaataina where mo hand of
au had worked ta aak< aach teal#
•afe. He kad come tkroum «11 of
thi* wtthoot laiakap. He ante rated
the (Teetest aviator of tke day Kot
until ha came aa the ga«at of hi* fel
low countyaen did ko And a fteld too
diAcmlt for kim. That, too. had bera
tooted aa one especially prepared for
hfc· by the kiadly kaada of friead*.
Maynard really came near meeting
deatk when ke vieited tke land of kia
birth. How natfr, few who wttnmeed
kia laadiag reaH&ad. H la eoolncae dia
anaad ma ay of their fear. If he geta
eat of Baa paon aHra ke will kare
accMapUM a feat much more dan
gerous than that which «tamped him
aa tke premier flyer of America. Tke
ftgld at tke Fair Greande ia Cliatoa
i· a trap kia wkick no man except
one who areata above all alaa to
pleaae bit awn folk would eater.
Cadwi· Cm·
After fleger.
Repreeentative Haawlbel L. Godwin
at Dean, kaa atartad a little move
meat ta Washington deeigned to re
liera tke aegar famine ia North Caro
lina. Pram diapatckee from tke cap
L· ■ — i* — g Βλ Α-β lak. a — · - β · — Λ I
hi Dm situation that wy gWe Donn
•ad Harnett Cooatjr ImnwItii a
lu|«r sortira of the awoet rtaff la
Tkk I· well. Tor tha put few
week· our grocer baa heaa acruatoi
e4 to 4olh« ont a little aack that reo
harrilr aaoagh to awoetm the
Java of Um hood of tha hoaao. The
of tho hoaeaholJ hart
hr whoa their portion waa eat.
if the nnwnlrtlvo HcnoU la r*
Hrrtag the dtaatloo to the estent that
wa wfll ha agala «ι frMt; terau
wkh the roaptm we art· forrver
I ho Ma debtor. More raver to Ua
Toe hoara after Km ihortoge of
' at the araatalpal power plaat
• tho atlitlia of tho
of Coaaoite pnalat
ft*· the Nattoaa'
I» Oi*ala huail U he In
Tha «WwattoB waa laplalaod
, ■· wtm4 Mi «mm hi W,
Wi
A MAX wm A BW mart.
—Harnett County Nrwv
r·opt· U thla «fli« w* color γ
pcetars · raw «mu i«o telllai o.
the mI« at auction o( J. D. Bant
Una. Tbm tale va* held. bet th«>c
«aa a Caatir· at It—a heart later* .
•lory that not nearly all peopte hnr
kwl
Dow* on Lb* old plantation U-..v
lived Ban y colored people. ' Don ■
tan Is hi· yoaaasr days Mr. Baruot
krved Boat to room Um|k Ijk
woods wltt Iba llula piahaalaales—
what whit· child haa sot had th«
oonpanlonslilp ot llula klaky haaul.
who adored "dm white ehilee" wnd
would wad· Lhrougb Sre Just Is
please the white chant Or. the old
taammy who told wterd talea or
"Choeea" aad "dehhila" UU the mud
κ» cam· an* look uni audiauc·?
• Thaae colored people. ion· of ib«m
boat with Iko weight which tlate
load· upoa the ikonldcra. had Utm
■ad la bo rod upon Mr. Barnea' finu
fklT )OTad IHIi homae. tb«y love*.
th« «oil, Ibay loved Mr. B»rne: U
kl* own word*. they bad mad· bin.
man? a dollar. Would ho now loi
the llttia komeetrada ha broken up,
ud hkouUi they bo compallad te teek
am m pliéaa of abode?
They read tko notice· of the male
with hearts aching Surely the good
"mutur" would not let tkeoi be
turned oat. Tkejr appealed to kin.
aad tlietr prayer waa beard!
Bone mu Ml*ht tara a deaf ear
to raak pioadla^B, but not J. O.
Baraee. Hikltf a· laTesUaeat that
eoat him Ihtaeudi of dollar· which
ko wteked to place elsewhere, he re
labor problom ooaM tbu ba aolrad?
War· Ml lb· Mirow In alava-Uma
knh to Imt· llu whit» lull!*· «bo
treated tbaao w»U Τ PoaatMy batter
treatment of ae(r«ee to thia ter and
Uni would bel» to kaa» labor oa tha
farm. At aaj rat·, the eiaaflt aat
t>7 Mr. Barnaa U oaa wall worth «eu
lallaf by thoae who sow kin ldi«
latnrW Lh« farkla utlMt ktMlilïf
up their lilt)· hota··. "Star «km
you ar·." Mid h·. "I will M· jrou
Utrouah."
te U Dot poasiM· tkat th· colored
PHYSJCIA.^y NEW RATES
The physicians of the ;uv.n of Dunn and immediate
vicinity have thoughtfully onaidered the situation and
have found that in view the high coat of living they
absolutely cannot serve «.ho general public as is de
manded of them at the present remuneration and sup
port their families. i.uiisequently the following
charges hsve been fully dv.ided upon to go into effect
—
at once.
Prescription
Oftice consultation
Town call
Day 1. (u
(Inside incorporate limits
.«ΙΛΟ
$1.00
$3.00
lut raiU
2nd mile $4-00
3rd mil· .... $*.50
4th mite $8.00
5th mile ....
6th mile $4-00
7th mile $7.00
8th mile $8.00
9th mile - —-—$9.00
10th mile » $10.00
11th mile $11.00
12th mil· -$1X00
ETC. '
NIGHT
Bedtime 9 p. u. and 7 a. m.
Town call — — $8.00
Country call - - $8.00
plus 81.00 per mile.
Norjpal labor caae 888.00
plue above mileage
Vaccination Small Pox — 88.00
(Patient tarnishing virtu
Typhoid or other 81.80
Urina'yaia
Chemical 8B.00
Microscopical $3.00
For Sade by
E. L. PARKER & SONS
American Gentleman Shoes
for
WMduB.EE. SisMS.ll
'» Skoé, *4.80 ι· ιιαβο
WUtfc» Α-Ε »u. S 11 A
La^iM ShM. Illo to Slt-SO
MED COOSE SHOES
fer OiiMraa
Try Mr >H
br
Geo. E. Prince ami Son
The Things
You Want
Our buyer· have searched the markets of the country
to get into our store the big array of goods we are now
displaying for your approval. These goods were hard to
get. But we knew you wanted the best things the market
get. But weiknew you wanted the best things the markets
afforded—so they are here. The stock includes
Suits and Coat Suits for Misses and Woman, Suits, Over
coats, Shoes and Hats for Boys, Young Men and
Man, Millinery, Dress Goods,
Furnishings.
Y ou must see this big display. Everything in it will
interest you. Prices have been held down as low as we
could possibly hold them, and our sales forces will always
welcome an opportunity to serve you.
Johnson
Brothers
The Commercial Bank
announces that *
will $. J , ^ \
Open for Business Soon
and invites the business of all firms, companies and persons who seek
saety, convenience and efficiency in banking.
Location: Lee Building, west Broad Street.
EL P. Davis, President and cashier.
Eugene W. Smith, vice-president.
J. w. Purdie, Eugene W. Smith, R. L. Warren, J. C. Byrd, F. W.
Mckty and EL P. Da vu director·