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DURHAM RECORDER, DURHAM, ST.-.jCV. FRIDAY, A,?RIL 7, 1911.
THE DURHAM RECORDER
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Published semi-weekly, every Tues
day and Friday, by the Durham Sun
Publishing Company.
Office, 109 Mangum Street,
Phone, No. 2".
en C. SIBLET,
Editor and Manager.,
Subscription Bates.
One Year (in advance). ....... .$100
Six Months (in advance) 60
Three Months (in advance)..... .33
Advertising rates
Application.
made known on
Bntered at Durham, X. C, post office
as second-class mail matter.
The happy state North Carolina.
.The highways to prosperity good
roads.
It now looks aa it they are going to
grind the coffee trust in the congres
sional mill.
Democratic harmony means demo
cratic success, and a good beginuing
was made in the house caucus.
,
We read that a Chicago firm has
hipped. 10,000 alarm clocks to China.
The Celestials are to be awakened at
last
The Greenville Piedmont says
"South Carolina needs the safety ap
pliance law." Beg pardon! Why not
put on a few airbrakes!
The season Is on when the baseball
players will be in the held chasing
files, and the housewife will be at home
batting a few flies herself. (
Since the recent dreadful fires in
the east Chicago has made some
ninety arrests for violation of the fire
t t ! .h. Tti. ami rt H a aruf
The recent trouble at Annapolis
arose over a Miss Beers. To miss
beers has caused a great many rows
and good deal of foaming among
those who missed.
'
The Danville Register tells It that
Tncle Joe Cannon will soon be busy
aprlnkliug tacks in the pathway of
Champ Clark's rubber-tired machine."
They will not be Income tax.
"
From the newspaper accounts we
re told that the robbers 'on Wall
. street In New Vork wear masks. This
te a new innovation, as the rules of
the exchange do not require It
Among those who resumed their
eat In congress vu "Senator" Lori-
mer, and the Richmond Virginian inti
mates that ois recent exoneration was
like the passing of an automobile. The
smell lingers.
Six months of ondilu'ed joy for the
baseball fan. The lll baseball sea'
son opens on the I2tb of this month
In both of the big leagues. All In all
it looks like a cwrry race with many
a thrill between tint date and ihe
time the flag falls.
This would be a great deal happier
and nicer world to live In if we would
pay onr debts with tbe cheerfulness
that we make tbetn. and talk about
the gd In people wt tbe same de
gree of glee and eutbusiaam we dis
cus the bad in tbetn,
...
Tbe molest pair who went to Wash'
Ingtnn city from Virginia to get mar
rird so as to avoid pomp and cireum-
tance. carried along a football
juart-rbae. Tbey were taking no
chancs on a center rush by the in
sistent "marrying parsons."
...
"Don't rest on your laurels. Tbey
are fine on your forehead, but make
a mighty poor mattress." This d
vnonition, which the president's sec
retary found on his d-sk when he
tarted In Tuesday, shows that Taft
Das no Intention of letting him "lie
dowa on the job "
...
There are (.leo'y of things to frH
about, it is simply as'oni.aing how
rnwh annoyance may be found In the
roiirse of every day's living even at
tbe simple.t. tf one only keeps a sharp
eye out on fhe side of things. Kven
holy writ says we are prone to trouble
sparks to fly upward, bit even to
the sparks flying upward In the black
est of smoke there Is a blue sky above,
and the less tane they waste on the
mud the sooner they will rears It.
Hoo'l yoa worry and fret oner all
tbe rumors that the fruit is killed.
There will be a crop somewhere, The
lxird will provide in His w g
ay. If you do not owa aa orrbard
yon will hate to buy what fruit you
anywsy; and it will come to you
from the section that have beea
tiigbly favored. It fruit fails In one
8Uee it la proline la another, and the
old world jogs along la the way the
Creator Intended it should. So be of
f nod rbeer.
ROOSEVELT AND THE BIBLE.
In his address recently at the Uni
versity of California, Theodore Roose
velt urged the study of the Bible In
all colleges. He deplored ' the ten
dency to confine the Bible courses to
theological ' seminaries, and advised
the study of the scriptures by all per
soii8 as a guide to conduct. '
The Nashville j Tenuesseean says
Mr. Roosevelt might well have , pre-i
scribed the Bible as a guide to yo.ing
persona desiring to acquire a de
sirable literary style. He could also
have suggested It as a satisfactory
substitute for current works of fiction
in the case of persons who are seek
ing Interesting romances. ,To lovers
of poetry he could also have recom
mended the Psalms and other portions
of the scriptures as superior to tbe
poets whose names have become
shrines around which many literary
clubs worship.
Any student who is socking a per
fect ; piece of narration should not
overlook tbe story of the creation as it
i related in Genesis. It is a gem In
clear-cut, direct expression. Ruth is
one of tbe most beautiful romances
imaginable. Job offers an entertain
ing story of great beauty. .
Orators, historians, novelists, musi
cians and poets alike have found in
spiration in jthe Bible. Its simple, ef
fective style, its marvelous stories and
It wonderful teachings are so Inter
woven w ith all of modern art which
is worth while that It is Impossible to
tell where the influence of tbe holy
writ begins and ends.
When Mr. Roosevelt advised tbe
University of California students to
seek guidance in" the Bible he directed
them to tbe text-book which in effect
embraces all others and transcends
them.
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COAL TAX rJl'STIFIABLE.
The Washington Herald cites the
fact that the attempt by tbe legisla
ture of Pennsylvania to impose a tax
on anthracite coal is unjustifiable In
point of any salutary effect that It
would be likely to have. , Such a" tax
is not needed as a measure of eco
nomic regulation, nor for the Increase
of tbe state' revenue. The companies
or operators concerned la tbe pro
duction of coal may bear up under
such a tax, but their relation to the
matter I not aa Important aa is that
of the consumers.
Tbe Inevitable effect of such a tax
la that R will increase tbe ultimate
selling price of coal, which for many
years haa been higher than it ought
to be. The mine operators can easily
shift the harden down along tbe line,
and by the time it reaches the people
it will come out of their pocket sev
eral times over. . The coal companies
should have no excuse (or jumping up
price on one of the greatest neces
saries of life. '
DEMOCRATS I'XITKD.
A tbe Richmond Journal very
truly says, in the face of many fears
and In contradiction to many
prophecies, most of the latter from
republican sources, it is true, tbe
democratic caucus met and selected
Its committees without a discordant
vote.
, Indeed the meeting was almost
phenomenal for Its good humor and
perfect unanimity. The surface in
dicatlona are that instead of there
being nothing but uncertainty and
unorganlted purpose among the
democrats on Ike eve of the extrs
session, s has been so often assert
ed, tbey seem to be united and are
going into their new work with per
fect confidence and a well-defined
program.
There Is just as much brains and
experience on the democratic side of
the house now as there was on tbe
republican side in the fast congress,
and much more honesty and patriot
ism. , t
DIsflKhlNti rr.MK AOAIN.
Tb'-re Is again discussion of a
pea pact between Great flrltaln
snd tbe United States and between
Prance and tbe United States. With
reciprocity with Canada and peace
agreements with Great Britain and
Krau'e, there would be little reason
for tbe continuous expensive naval
preparation of the last decade: but
there is no assurance that the senate
will ratify surh peace agreements as
the two great Anglo-Saxon govern
ments may arrange with each other.
There are some senators that are
very jealous of their constitutional
privilege to vote separately and dis
tinctly in every matter of interna
tional relation, Ktill, the world
moves. Civil service reform was
looked upon as Utopian thirty years
gi, and many measures looking to
ward tb purification of govern
mental and commercial relations
bate been accomplished even 4n the
last ten years.
The democrats In congress begin by
loping off U2.i'0 a year In useless
expense. That's the best mov yet.
Tbe removal of the county court!
house ., is a very; important matter,
and it is one that concerns this city
for the years to come. Great pre
caution, should be taken that a mis
take is not made. ' We do not reflect
upon the ability .of the commission
ers to select a suitable site and woj
havs every reason to. believe thatj The Concord Pally Tribuw.ha en
tbey will make a wise one, but wellarged from a six to a seveiv-column
desl-e to Impress upon them the need Quarto, and has been greatly iiniirdyaid.
of taking a place that ..will give a 8nce- Bt"t-B: , Sherrl1' ,00,k
plot ;y of room, and will reflect cred.t
upon a growing city like Durham. ;
We do not know that the commis
sioners have any idea of selecting the
Hopkins house lot, but already the
Sun has received protests against
their "doing ''so, from . th fact
that the lot is too small tor a build
ing and court yard such as Durham
should have. Tbe square below tbe
municipal building and facing the
market and the high school building.
has "been suggested as a most
prop-late place for the county a
building. It is a very desirable one
for the nuri)08e. If any citizen can
select a better one. the Sun tyould
. v . .. tpui .
be glad to bear, from blm. This pa
per would esteem It a favor if our
citizens would express themselves on
tbe subject, as there' seems to be
a good deal of interest manifested In
tbe matter just now. Let us make a
wise and satisfactory selection. ,
THE NEW ASSESSORS. :
The corporation commission has an
nounced the appointment of the tax
assessors , throughout the state, and
the list of appointments were " pub
lished In the Sun on Monday last.
This was in compliance with t'ie new
provisions of the macbinei-y act
passed by the last legislature. The
county commissioners have done tholr
duty in appointing township and ward
assessors.
These assessors are an innovation In
the state. Their work, however, is a
very important one, being tbe C .jer-
vision of tbe work of the township as
sessors and sitting with the county
commissioners as board of equali
zation, in the important work of more
accurately equalizing tax values be
tween the counties. ,
As we understand it, these assessors !
begin their work of assessment on the
first of May, and it is very Important
that the people bear this in mind and
assist them as much as possible In
making tbe results as satisfactory as
possible to all concerned.' The county
commissioners will make their levy
the first of August, and In this it will
be seen that tbe old method, and time
have been changed. It la well to bear
these things in mind. "
A t'MQI E PLAN.
That's a unique undertaking !
launched by a grouo of Washinc-i
tonlaas who propose to put tl in the
u-n rvj -eea iron, cow. until'
for tbe purpose of saving j headgear that a man wonders how
enough money to go to the Panama!10'')' "Ml take to the unbecoming plain
exporitlon. in San Pranclsoo. Tbei,wIo ben ,b" H to
r.rK.Mti.i- ... ..... ... ... J When an old bachelor meets a good
i:": ,"ir'n
7 ocnem io!ign and think how different it might
be enjoyed. Unless precedent is have been had they met before it was
faulty! most of those who carry, outj100 ,ate- '-
thai litafl ta-lil ska C ' asssssss-sssfs m msshssjb
r,i , iheiir. ,-
it Is to save money,, and they will! New Bern Journal. ,
catch tbe joyful spirit of watching j n t this saon of the year that
the pile grow. Its triteness has In"" public h,1,l!b tor trious
now.se detracted from the truth of Tn Z
the statement that "saving is a habit noyame, they are a menace to tbe
that anybody can acquire, no reiterhealth of the community and with the
what bis circunmtames. mosquito work destruction to both
This Is not only a good plan. for!?' ,Ub 'nd litct- n" MB n
thi. .nis i- tf leneU or eliminated by the local
this srMcinc thing and tn W ashing-jhpa,In a.borlll,., by th,mtrU. U
ton alone, but it Is a good, idea to is a work that must be entered Into
put in prsctlre in Durham, ty all orjby every property owner, and kept up.
our people. Practice the habit of)'1 u eo-operatlve work, and the
savHg. And Durham Is blessed with : 11 V'w I" o Ha"r
six lanksall safe and a xt'xm- . .
whee you ran open accounts and the! Three R One Day.
add"d mites each week will give youjC'm'wd Tribune. -
en.uragement and Inspiration. Ite-I ' Mr' l H"n. f ClaM, Is the
cm m .. j possessor of a hen of common breed
... ........ .
NWKHSARV TO IIK AROUND.
It I. the opinion of ,b. mwfirJZtouTXn I
pbia Pre, and quit a correct one.Wh to tbe above fact if any doubting
that the man who experts to be Thomases should arise.
Candida' for the democratic presl-'
dential pomlnatlon wlli probably find!!?' M,f I""Btt,r QBettJoa,
it e.MM..r. ka. i. n . .(Greensboro Rerord,
t nemsary to be In Ua.hlngton at, w, Mu
least ofcasionally during the extra their cow, at thi. season of the year
session of congress. Governor l(sr- ben the principal crop is onion,
mon. Colonel Bryan and 8peake-i',,Jt,''r highly flavored with onions is
Champ Clark have already realized!' '"I1"'"' product on this market.
in it bearing on the next democratic home producer Is losing. ,
nomination. The speaker will have! . - " ''; 4.
tbe advantage of a steady Job-rlghtL .a 4 ,",r1 irt ,
on the ground, and yet occupying ibelw'T
. . ,DI Pleading extreme pHvrty up to the
center or the stage all the time has time of his d-.tb. !. .1, w,k.
Its perils. The demwrats have not ago, tbe heir of Mr, Burton W., West,
yet selerted tblr randidate, and as nHlr Kureka, found last week IJ.ooo
tbe extra session and one regular'" urr"ncJr hidden away by the de-
seeslon of congress will convene uTn'Vl 014 TT,1 '.S
, . . In a tin can concealed in the
fore the nomination I mnde It I house loft. Mr. West,., who w J
possible there may not be so manyiyesrs of age, j.-rt )- nd four
randWstes a year hence a there tp.fbUrn, who will now enjoy his
pear to be now. All the same tbe!ml,r" tK"fl""'-
expectnf will be looked to to drift
into Waphlngton oersslonally
and i
take an Interest in ihir... ma k..j
a., . . . . .. . i
out advice, and get their me,,,,, re.
LAND OFTHE L0..5 LElf PISE
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WHERE PROGRESS PREVAILS AND
PLEASES THE MDeStK10r& '
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Slier City has a sty4 Itroraper and
is going to grade and have : good
streets. That's good.
,dence of progperity, ana nope lti wU1
'continue with Increasing satisfaction
to Its esteemed editor and proprietor,
The Kinston Free Press says that
at a good, ripe old age,' full of Vigor
and the accumulated wisdom of a
.large experience, Gov. Thos. J. Jarvls,
North Carolina's irand old mat)1 ap
peared before' a large audience in the
courthous(in that town Tuesday night
and delivered some telling blow In
the Interest of good government and
p-lvln piphtAAn.llAa. aanaMtltt Tha
governor was ln flne trim and eUc,led
ap-jfrom nj9 audience marked applause
throughout his address.
Tbe town of Lexington. Davidson
county, has Inaugurated a unique and
- excellent plan by which It may
use Ita clean-up day" as a day when
the town will be thoroughly -rid of all
trash, waste paper, unseemly objects
and everything that tends to detract
from the general appearance of 'the
beauty of the' town. It '-proposes to
give to the boy or girl under fifteen
years of -age who collects the largest
pile of trash on that day a rash prize
and to tbe one who comes second in
the race, also, a prize.
The Rocky Mount Record tells it
that the young man recently arretted
in Marlon, N. fj and who was de
tained and an officer aent from Rooky
Mount for him at that time, believing
that he was. Mr. A. P. White, wanted
there for a subscription swindle of
more than a thousand dollars, was
on Tuesday brought back to Rocky
Mount by Officer J. M. Reams, and at
3 o'clock that afternoon more than
a dozen witnesses testified the young
man held was not tbe man wanted.
He was immediately discharged from
tbe custody of the law and an apology
from the city given him.
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Chicago Newa.
And pride goetn before us all. '
' When a golf club gives a dance. Is
It s nlf hall? - M ,
j Money talks, but It never really
fought to use a megaphone. ''-.
It te a sin to flay poker the way
some oeane' nlftV it. J
Man a man shortens bis data b
tenetheninv hts niehta . ' t!
As soon as a baby la able to walk it
goes after the bric-a-brac.
It takea a woman to manage a tnan
witboat -being abbvurnaderstand hint.
If a man fears death it is almost a
confession that he Isn't living right.
One way to lose a friend Is to have
him get rich while you remain poor.
When it comes to sawing wood a
minute's work goe farther tha an
hour's talk. --. y ' -v.-.
it's easier for man to pocket hi
pride than it is for a woman because
he haa more pocketa.
w r frequently admonished to
'come early and avoid the rush," but
iiiintvfuui aS.tra.e-vHa-4f r ar.Ba . A mj
WoraeB roak. M mwh (uM ,lt)t
- tow m w0,nan he u apt M
4,fct,.fc
w inursfiay iaia tnree
; full size eggs. The ben is sbout five
"Why do so many men hsve their
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taken on their wedding
',)f'"
"llerause tbey stt to laki. ' ad
vantage of
vantage of the l-t'Chsrt' they'll
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WHAT IS SAID OP A DEVELOP.
31 EXT NOW OX FOOT."
At the recent commercial confer
ence at Atlanta, George Washington,
tne great electrical authority, point
ed out iu an address tbe almost Urn
itless water powtjr' of the .south, and
predicted that its development' would
make that a busjr, populous manu
facturing t section, -This prediction
will soon be made a reality for a
large part of the two tarolinas, ac
cording to the Baltimore Sun, which
says: . " ; ' :", ' ' " '
Messrs. J. B. Duke. B. N. Duke
and the capitalists f the Southern
Power company have been acquiring
large water powers-for the past ten
years and now have enough develop
ed to run factories and street cars'
and light towna and cities over hun
dreds of miles. Tbe announcement
that they were, planning tn construct
one of the most extensive electric
railways In thd country was quickly
followed by the award of the con
tracts. Charlotte. N. ,C, is to be tbe
center of the system. Nearly half
tbe cotton mills in the entire south
are within a radius of a hundred
milea of that thriving city, and there!"8 ' hy-
are nrosnerous manufacturing towns' North Carolina
of from 5.000 to 10.000 lnbabltantl'
all .around It. The southern division I
of tha new electric road will rnn via!
Gastonia and Kin a: Mountain. N. C!
to Snartanbnrir. Greenville. Ander-
son and Oreenwood. S. C. Anotherl
line Is sdld to be projected fromc," ' - " r :
Charlotte Uo Greensboro. Durham! Nortl Carolina assessed 1,190,560
and Winston-Salem,-which will link'"0
together such ; growing towns
Salisbury, Spencer, Lexington
Point, BuiIlnKton. Hsw River
Graham.' Work 's to be beg
once on the section rroin Charlotte
south, and a Baltimore firm has been I
.feu " ..-. i i m. tiimD u;
k. a ailt. n t nH .a. tlna.a l .. H
iup K"iv """ - ,
tain, wnue uuver, or Knoxvuie, la toi
build 95 miles of the line. ; j
Thi 1 no paper project, backed'
6y committees, resolutions and'
hopes, but it has behind it millions;
or capital, enterprise ana a group on
men who do things on a big scale.)
The Dukes themselves are natives of,
North Carolina, and this la a south-1
ern enterprise conducted by south-!
ern men and backed with their
money. ' They 'evidently realize the
Immense possibilities of their. sec-'
tion." ' ' - ;
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Cruel t Ovrselves. .
Canon Farrar. ,- i ...
Most of our sufferings are
:
Inflicted.
Weare cruel to ourselves-jYoa
We feather the arrows of . our en-;
.mini .ml' m.k tho WAiiml. pa rip ta,
which otherwise they were powerless!
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to Inflict; W anticipate misfortunes
which never come. We brood over
Injuries at which it would have beea
far. wiser to smile. We neglect or
despise the joys which Cod otherwise
would freely give u.. We will not
know the thing which make for our
peace, and in things which we. know
naturally, like brue beasts made to
be takea and destroyed, in these we
corrupt ourselves. . Ah. how true,
how true it is that hesveu seems to
Breverymhere . would but. en
ter It, and yet almost nowhere, be
cause so few of ns ess." Alaa, my
brethren, all this might be otherwise,
but aa we ruin our bedies by excess
snd Ignorance, so we ruin our mind
by greed and care.
Original Ofaervatloas,
Orange (Va.) Observer.
A weak person ran sometime put
up a strong bluff.
F.llure Is tbe one thing that is
spoiled by succe s
Tbe more some men owe tbe more
ihey want to owe. . . '
Y'.s. knowledge is borne-power to
the feterlnsry surgeon.
' Truth Is mighty and prevails, after
a political campaign. -
Tbe man with a, single Idea cer
tainly must be a confirmed bsrb'ior.
A joke 's Ides of a good Juke is one
that I on the o'her fellow. ;
A number of nnrlvil men hold office
under civil service appointment.
Thinks Rlh kHgo A beat Right.
Concord Tribune.
bishop Kilgo dedicated the Sam
Jones Memorial church In Carters
vtlle, (Ja, last Sunday. When tbe
pastor of the church asked that the
ladie present remove their bats
Illshop Kilgo said often women bad
to arrange their heads to tb' lr hats,
and In view of uch preparation, for
a woman to remove her bat In order
that a man might be ronvenlenced.
vu an act of chivalry that no true
gentleman should fail to thoroughly
appreciate. As usual, bishop Kilgo
is about right.
Tbe Fatal lianas IVL
Leholr Topic. .
A good ordinance for every town to
pan would.be to make it a mlede.
meanor fr any ene to drop banana
peelings or other slippery material on
the sidewalks. The fellow who would
oppose ibis measure has never in an
unguarded moment found himself sud
denly and unexpectedly lying on bis
back and gazing at myriad of star
In broad d light.
Apple 4rew Ing HaTWeed. '
Webster' Weekly.
We are told that Haywood county'
leads all other counties in tbe state ,
In the apple-growlng Industry. It I
estimated that at the present lime In ,
Haywood county there r 125.000
bearing orchard tree and that these ,
trees grow the very finest apple to
be had. ,
llnel -
Wlnston-fialem Sentinel. I
Wilson and Clark a the demo-'
cra'lc ticket In 1912. How do you i
thixgs to Kr:o;v
INFORMATION IT IS WELL
- HAVE HAN'DV.
TO
Wilmington Dispatch.
, Mn Joseph K. Pogue, secretary of
the North Carolina state fair is send
ing out a post card announcing the
dates of the next state fairk October
16th to J0th, Inclusive, and makes
the interesting statement that tbe
fair has grown 20ft per cent in the!slol(l b
last tbree years. But this Is not the
only thing Interesting that he notes
on tbe postcard. He gives -a complin
tion, which should be observed and
proudly viewed by every Tar, mak-
iK - lt
a point to bear tbe data In
This compilation, coveting
mind
1910, is as follows:
North Carolina has a population of
2,206,287. ,
.North Carolina has 11,218 teach
ers in her public schools.
North Carolina's percentage of en
rolled school population 72 per cent..
North Carolina raised a7.0u0.0U0
bushels of corn. ,
North Carolina raised 129,600,000
pounds of tobacco. - t
North Carolina
balos of cotton.
North Carolina
raised 718.889
raised 262,000
raised 7,433,000
bushels of wheat.,
'North Carolina raised
bushels of oats. '!
3.458,000
'North Carolina
horse and mules v
' rth Carolina assessed
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" '.' w"i.i. x U mu second day. and conneciinsT or . ...
a wora a gem, or ji stone, or a, ,11 hut point.. .This ear also tuakes T,
' song, .- . ', .dose connection at Salisbury tor.SU '.. '
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1 1 P . IftU, f MfWim a.W ..al
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lwet
je-nume,
Or a drop of gall, Is a word.
Von may choose your -word like
connoisseur,
luusa u up wun an,
But the word that sway and stirs.
' and stays.
la the word that comes from the
heart,
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Von may work on your wori
; thousand week. " "
: Hunt win not glow like one
That, all unsought, leaps forth wnlleL,, Clocno U t a. lo.lowJn tls
When he fountain, of teei ng run.j
may hammer away' on the an vll
of thought.
- ahu imuiui luur wora wun nr.
na rasnioa your wor wtt care.
Rut nnles. you are stirred to UtAw ,TrXS
depths that word
. Shall die on the empty air.
For tbe
word that eomes from thei
. . ; . . . r . " T' - -
- MV -WIH V UV .III.,
ih. w-a,. .... ...... .. . iu -
and stays,
Oh! that is the word men beed.
, s: Ella Wheeler Wllcog.
Of latere Here.'
. The- following la from the Rich
mond Tlmes-Dlspaich; '
Mrs. William Ruffln Cox. president
of the Virginia and National orle
ties, presided at tbe meeting of tbe
Richmond society. Colonial Dames
of America, which was held In the
parlor of tbe Woman'a club Satur
day afternoon.
Mrs. Moffltt read a charming paper ." with a. c u train saiajg
concerning the famou. Edenton. S. tmX':,S?tA .
C, tea party, and Mrs. Andrews, of Novfoii. tititni tr.ta for tw.
VVasb.ngton. who I. tb. hou guewt j VJiiJ ttfc912p&: ':.'.:
of Mrs. Cox, presented to the Vlr-!Or-..iore t. iui.i.r,.
fi.n,!T.lira7h:v,,kpo7r:i!i.Loi ' Hf. tesstzzLZ,
Delaware, the work of herself and, " iW wi a. c U trl mnM .1
her husband itlu ' Vmmm , Vvh f lM.We Willi A. e. ' "
iLi. ! j ' fcmnuii W(Vrejta,lP,iM lor Kti.inio.i hw wk, t.v
Whltfleld read, a paper on tbe muu- Norfom BoutH.m ir.m for N.w kei,, ...
ments 1. Nofth CaroHna that have1, HV" J,1! V - It
been erected to bl.torkal colonial' Ri.,h, a.ima ene Ow.bor -5- , .
personages. . (;'.'?"" ' c. r.i
Mn. J. Allison Ilodg .a. ho.; Z'PZ"' V.nt1m'f
- imi'iiih.i rrt rytmn, wnuni
lunuwru iu. nuniness session.
- -
We Have Them All rltwl. -
When It comes to satisfactory mer-
ehandising. Two thousand traveling
lemen are carrying our eighty dlf -
ferent product to over two million
hi iii-ri -f.r-i w iwr, Ifltl ,1 ,D. Ilir
plan of
We need
man rich!
county.AddreM Tbe J R. Wat-
kin. rnmc.nv 111 ftni.th r!.. c . , 1
- -.
- , . . . . . ' H r-T-.
D.ltl.... l,-l a . . . '
uwuHii'ip, .r,.a. , r.eisDiisneo in
1868. Capital over
I? nan noil
Plants contains 10 acrea floor apsce.
-' I J1
TO KEEP UP
TO US
means something belle lomor.
row thaw today. Alwy aim
Ing to heneflt the aupporbfa
of tlie Wtore. We take tli ri.lt
of lielng henefltiHt owraelves.
TCOSE GC0DSI.0ES
BELLAMY'S
CITCKITI PttU OfflCE.
ana moi- satistariorr .c"1"! sona sjid M.th. '
merchandising ever devls4.tnJ.:.. vr"'wM "
a rellsble energetic youna fr.m haLi.ti-impp..-1?. ... 1
BOW to travel In Ili.rh.m n.'-.. Cosee ! (IrMubara VrKS '
SALESMAN WANTED tV loot ' Afisr
our Interest Id DurbAqr an Ail'
cent counties. Salary or CenxJoUt1,
slon. Address Th Harvey Oif Co ,
Cleveland; O. , .-,M
I ,v It. T. HOWEttTON HOW.
Funeral Directors and Brnbeltaera
Office and, Show Room SIS Mangum
,' : Street ' , -t
Phone ;7 i Night pr Day jsrvicv -
?
Itch relieved In 30 minutes toy Wool
ford's StiUltary Lotion. Nfever falls.
Ilcclmcy; Ores. ; :i
Druggists.
MOW ABOUT TKt iIW VEXXT
in U Ursvv ua itUMUierM(l siivii ti vr linr ssv oi sui tut
kiMf4 lM"Tir, nMMtvtnr weMitrvwiMMt tl ma titi
l-.ertitbMntia yuur iif. tb rtpfct r vim.
Mara i hi hi-)liie-e. ami noiuf rt . tr htuir4 iiIim'vs ,
VOUfl 4HMITUkiTf --Clx dfunii it iiiIbiii
mnnmm mna npw u ywb a uisrn taur- -natiifiunBivtrtf
yt'U. Ttltiaisttii)iedt fiMiei -.. I o
Vk In in U jrusi, WlUiruf.aVII .
' (ittconrouats aS- -
ViMf. N.C-. er Clssitiite. N.C . .
SOUTHEEN RAILWAY
Direct Use t all Petal a,
; yQBTH, SOrTH, EAST, WIST. " ,'
Tiiry lew '. ItAsnd-Trip Bale Vt jt
r
:. - .'... .-'.-; v .rt
Through. Pullman to Atlanta leaves s?
Raleigh 4;05 p. .,,, arrive AtlajnU-.j,-6:25,
a. m,. making close connection. ,v
for siid arriving. Montgomery follow-. ;.
ing aay auer leaving jvaieigo. n a. fu.v.
uouis ana outer westers point. ,-
. . . ' '
inrougn ruunvan to Washington
. v . n w a vj..a.-a.a. -V , . a.a.,... wik , , f
jir.ir. naiciKii : p. 3iv arrives 4 ;
j Washington 8.50 a. m.; JUltlmort... , 'v'
10:02 a. m.; Philadelphia. 12:23, hood; , ....
New York, 2:31 p. m. This car makes.' j.j
close conuec.lon at WaiUlugtoa, for". ,(
Pltuburg, Chicago and all point '
north and west, and at Greensboro ot '
through tourist sleeper for California 1
oolnta and for all Florida noints.
Through parlor car for Ashevil e
(leaves' Coldsboro at 6:43 a.' re.; Jt
jleigi 1:55 a.' to., 'arrive AahevITlf
j t :); p. m..t malting riflse connection
with tb Carolina special' and irrtv-
nectlon f , lnU iod morA.Hi
"",,,, fnr -xf.,n.rt,l.-.. ' ;
Raleigh 1:30 a. ra . arrrvei Greensbo-6
. . ., . .-
.... , . . t . . j '
Greensboro for all noints " North-
South. East -and 'West -Tnt er l rt,,',
handled on train 111. leaving dolds"""'
lalM It-it ar. .''
i. .,. ,.f i.. 1 n
aiit iniiirtnatinii as wen-mm tit aeti ' -
-
ticket.
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O. JONT., T P.'kT-- .'
Ill Pavettevttte f ' -'
i " "TlaleiA. K. C ,w
11 T. CART. 0. P. A,' " V ' 4" 6
, . ; Waahlngten. ly. -C."' " 1 "
... : f , T-,'"
EOUTHXHN EAILWAY
; Bchedtil. v
w. B. TkMe flmree are rnafeai aa
laformatln sue are .t .u.r.ni.
. 1H.. m.: ha. Ill M.ttojn4. allf
f.r K.I.I.H. gainui o4 Uolitabore, cw.
ssTi He.
ttt . ... . . , . .
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rsr h.n-11.4 iwe traiii: -
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ept sunila. frma Rleh mum. t.j .
Ma.M all oo.l li.ro.siat. 'V '
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ii-rsv.ua,
Slop.
II 44 p. m.
rte. 1ST
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local Im.rmeHl.t. .torn. t,Jpa
Ktf'"" Ker.vflt. UtJe. 14 hS
h b..n MixM i !. i K.rsvlue'
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1.4 111 p.,-,. K.viviii. eM nir-
h.m dUp-onllnu-al anj Mimnn .in
Jit be li-MN I ...".r.rT.Xft
tr.lM Una. i and st bliwm ' ill.
heeler an ICx.lu H. T f ,ila
tea fojowln nihr haa.e mm llLVl
mot, 1,1.!.,, r ir".!
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R.rrlft and Rurkevl II. an lunmmr mtZZm "
I rlm. mm., at K-Vllfe le eCh2?R
K.,:.ui. VX IBviJle fimml
.r'f fu-iW lnrrmatlea esM rS aae
auih.ra Satlway tk.,t sl" Vf !'
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A PPlwaal n.a.A "
K?inu,'!p.Ji f elfw St
K.Mrvill. from , f blc Imv4 t '.'
'on. t, C. Kr Wfc L ?
v.,
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tasen
i bav to look pleant." '
like (be combination? .
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