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CONDEMNED THE TREES.

State Entomologist Scott Thurs ay To-
Gated three carload shipments of fruit
trees not bearing the certificate of the
board of entomology. The trees. mum
bering in all over $4,000. have been con-
Gscated and burned by the state official
who has issued statement 20 tine fruit
growers Of Georsia not 20 accept amy
shipments from the firm owning tile trees
that have been conhscated
The wrath Of the state entom0loeist mas
been aroused AGAINST the Cumberland
Nurseries az Nashville Tenn. for ship
ping scale-infected trees into Geor-!a
without "a certificate ard over his written
protest
some weeks ago The entomoloelst and
the Nashville firm We're in correspond
ence and the nurseries made & strong ef-
fort 20 obtain the certificate of the state
board giving its plants legal entry into
Georgia. This request was repeatedly re-
fused by the official and ii ROW develops
that while the correspondence was in
progress the Nashville nursery was busi-
Is engaged in smuggling trees into the
state and regularly filling orders i'm north
Georgia
The tact that the law was being vio-
lated was detected by the entomulogist
himself at the union depot la this city a
day or Two ago. In going through the
express ear he found Il large number Of
trees. all infected with the scale and all
coming from the Nashville nursery. This
Shipment amounting TO over S0O01 trees
IL ali, he stopped at Fiowery Branch.
Norcross, CornelIa and Woodbury. and
Thursday all the plants except those At
Woodbury. were burned. More than 9lwg
Infected trees are now lying At the station
in Woodbury. and Professor Scott goes
there at once 10 destroy them.
By the quick work of the entomoIoeIst
in detecting the plants shipped Illegally
into the state il Is estimated that thou
sands of dollars have been saved 10 the
fruit growers of Georgia. All the trees
from the Cumberland nursery are infect
ed with San Jose scale and had these
trees come into the state undefected the
work OF two years in destroying the scale
would have been undone in q number of
fruitgrowing localities.
Statement OF Entomologist.
''Office of State Entomologist, Atlanta
Ga. November S.--Fo the Fruit Growers
of Georgia You are hereby notified ana
warned not To accept any trees or other
plants commonly known as nursery stock
or parts thereof, from the Cumberland
nurseries, otherwise known as the Grand
View nurseries, Rose Bank nurseries ana
Paragon nurseries. /. e. q A. W. Newson
proprietors, Nashville, Tenn. This nur-
sery firm has been refused the REQUIRED
official tags of the Georgia state board
OF Entomology because OF the tact th.tf
last season they shipped nursery Sfo,.l-
into the state infected with the san los,
scale. the well-knoWn dangerously inin-
rious insect pest of orchard trees
Notwithstanding the laws OF Georgia
to the contrary and the warning that I
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cester. fireman, Lockport. n. s.: Sven
Johnson. seaman, Yarmouth: ~. .. Hop
kins. steward OF the steamer. Yarmouth;
Miss Kate Smith. stewardess; Beecher
Hopkins, waiter Shag Harbor; Austin
Wickers waiter Sable Island: Walter
Cunningham, waiter. Cape Sable; Isaac
vanemberg. Jr.. cook. -; Wilson Cook.
quartermaster. Lockport: SVEN Johhs"tr'
Ringer. deck hand. Yarmouth; Samuel
Surctte. eek hand. Yarmouth: John Wit
man. deck hand. Bockport. James Dunn
deck hand. Yarmouth; Robert Nickerson.
d..cir hand Yarmouth: John Burke. nrs-
man. 81. John; George Morse, fireman.
Yarmouth.
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Steamer City of Monticello
Overwhelmed by Noun
famous Sea
FIVE CAST UP ON BEACH
Steamer Went Down NJ the Entrance
OF the Bay Of Fundy, Long
Noted for Danger-Grsat
Storm Raging at the
Time.

HaHfax. y 8. November l0-The worst
marine disaster In the iong fist of steam
srs wrecked among the rocks ami s oais
a. ,he eutrancc OF ,he Uay of Funay oo-
rnrred shis morning when the sde-wseei
steamer Cisy or Atan,i g u. bound from
- Jnhas f1r Yarmeatn. was overwhelm-
eli by the mountainous as only four
uases r-afn her destination. ard e~Euifei
vitl tnirty-fou- of her rasseurors ard a
crew 4 heavy -afe WIS rar.ug q the
u-,e and there w1s "a tremendous SEA
Tho place where tlc Mont colo s-rl k
fS A. ere mouth of the Bay az Fundy,
where fr. waters nf the hay ioil those
81 the Atlantic. Tf ere are uauN e efs
and shoals ~ this p.iHt- and tne eur
rents are many ali chan cable . be-
frr one ~ th. w.sf tansero ls Q aces on
tts coast The Ea'e '4st risht kck'd
y-u a Tremendous 3 "a. and the time
tile vessel strl.z th. waves were neat-
fre up,n the rarks and sending spray for
hundreds 70 is.t over the land
The Wanr.ce.Io was ou her way from
ST Johns tp Yarmouth with fuit freight
and "a fairly iarre pass neer list Just
before she ralrJ.rel an attempt was
rrni. Cd reach tr.t De- q in q small boat ~
charge ~ tt-. uulrsc-r0 aster. ard z c1u-
tafned Thfrl orses 81. mining. stew
a-,I1ss rawe.s ~u Oh lHl t.r e pt~~en-
gers. This h.rt rs= s-.as ry q huge
CoUh-r ari %. ..ea lia Hs l-- hl la
hieh lrag lh. beach at i'ar.s.ute un ~
flr.d if ls believed tr.-- are t.e ily
survivors C-s oi t.s passengers il tl.s
ts-at vas raurafr a. & -l.l.h. et t--c
stsaE-cT .llE
The Dlrg 20. 1Is.tils.,o was u~ = o. the
q ...
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pREAcHER eor woRsT OF ~
FOUGHT with a Merchant Who Took
offense at Sermon.

r5lu.ltss. s g.. Norof ber s.-'Sncria.D
Rev. s. J. If,uslcv pastor cf .ne ilick-
a~s Grove Baptist church. N"r6Fi'le. last
Sruday initiated some preachers .u lafse
cities aud created hi- sensation h> max
-u.- chars. uf immortality a-ain-t -"t-
e-4t business men De- town. indicating e
e,rtaln biu,E ri huidinE= tn Main street,
3. which Sis m, rchrufs were e'n"H ling
3. -ir.ss. Ia declared that it Ua- q.
rer4talie = ..ttuu ~ tta city and no I
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CHINESE CROPS HAVE FAILED
Six Millions of People in Danger oi
Starvation

Tacoma. Wash. November u,--Oriental
aayiccs received by todays dispatches
state that four 10 six millions Of Chinese
north of Pckin are ia danger OF starving.
their crops having been total failure.
one million p.culcs of tribute rice were
to be dispatched from Shanghai and dis
tribu-.d among those hungry hordes from
Tt.p Vein aud pckin bu, tine military
officers al Shanghai gave orders that no
rise should be sent out II central China.
There rs great danger that an immense
syyq rn of robbers viii be sent out of the
famine district as usually happens.
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BRYAN Will Visit Florida.

Jacksonville. Fla. November u-(Spe-
ciall-Democratic Governor-elect Will
lam !. Jennings has information from
his cousin. William ]. Bryan, that he will
visit him al his home In Brooksville. Fla.
immediately after the holidays and be
present AT the Inauguration AT Tallahas-
see on the first Tuesday in January.
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FOR RURAL FREE DELIVERY.
1t Is Propose To Extend the Service
Greatly

washington. November lo-The appro-
pTiatlon for rural free deliyey service,
which the postmaster general viii ash
from CONGRESS for the next dscal year
Wiz Dee upward OF TWO aul haf million
dollars. as 10 Is proposed 40 extend tne
service to ali parts oI the country.
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union Men vaeating Housas.

RaleiLh. y. g.. November 9-tSpeci3l) }
4 cotton mill owner who came here to-day
from Alamaucr county SAYS the union cA-
employee there are moving ont Of the
mill eomparV'S houses. The latter
named tomorrow u- thc date hy which
thev must yacate and the sheriff has the
UaHers.
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This Win Interest n1nnv.

j. w. patkhurst the Boston uubiis sher.
saws mat if ans one afn4ctcd Nith rhru-
mltisn iu amy l.rtu. or utural-la. wiL
-tra ther address to him at ipX l5I.
D. -fnu. Mass. nD Nt.l d.r.c, them ia 3
perfect cure. tie has nataiug to SELF. or
give. our t.I.s Npu hoH DE- v4s cured.
Hundreds have tested il with success.
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7 have fifty Thoroughbred short horns
bulls ana Ecifers for sale They are in
fine condition and are the choice a. tie
market For full 0arti5-r 4r- write go
T. r. S-tNFIET.L. ttI3nta, GA
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Columbia. : a.. November Especially
Walter Epps has been arrested at Man
niug. charged with the murder of VIII
Evans Evans was shot in he'd while
asleep. Robbery a. supposed 10 have
prompted tho crime.
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WIFE NO LONGER LOVED HIM,
Former Mayor McKisson, of Cleve-
land, O., Gets a Divorce.

Cleveland, o. November lo.--At Akron.
o.. today former Mayor Robert r. Nc
Kisson. of this city. was gsanted d.
vorca from his wife. Some time since
Mrs. Mckisson brought suit for divorce
al Elyria o., charging gross neglect OF
duty. Her husband MED a cross petition
asking ior a divorce on the same ground.
Al the hearing. which was secret, he tes-
tified that has wife no longer loved nun.
Mrs Mckisson did not contest the SUIT.
Alimony was agreed upon out Of court.
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HALL GAINES New STORY.
JAN, THE ICEiANDER,"

Begins in the November number ana =
The only new story by haH Caine oet -l''.
year
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Other Features Of this Number
40 Pages IoxI4. I2o Illustrations

address en- orders. wieh the 2t.-5. =
THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTIONS
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"DORIS KINGSLEY" Z"

A story ~ Colonial DAYS. by EMMA
RAYNER. also begins i'm ths November
number.
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VOTE ON THE GOLD
BILL FEBRUARY IS
lContimiod From First Page

President Mckinley while a memnes
Of Congress in criticism of the course
of Secretary Fairchild in keeping Coy
eminent funds in national banks.
Mt Snlzer concluded With the state
meht that Secretary Gage bad made
the hunliliatiug confession thar he Is ANA
was The mere agent OF the Standard
Oil Trust
Mr. Sihley Dem. Pal SAID that while
he had supported Mr. Sulzcr for the
leadership ef the House and the second
place on the Democratic National ticker
he could not agree with him in his Az
tack upon Secretary Gage,
Mr. Smiley said he was satisfied With
Mr.. Cages answer.
II had rather see the country pros.
per-" said he than see my party sue
coed. tRepublican applause.l He express
ed regret that the Democratic party
shorld thrive llpon depression and again
praised the Secretary Of the Treasury
for coming to the rescue of the business
interests Of the courtry. He rejoiced i'm
his action (renewed Republican applause
Mr.. Grosven0r Ohio. declared that
both Secretary Gage and the Administra-
ton had been indicated. He sand that
the committee on rules had not acted
because the charges the resolution con-
tanned Were simply rc-hash of those to
which Secretary Gage had replied.
Not a single person had appeared be-
fore the committee to press it.
CLARK MOCKS SHELLEY.
Mr.. Clark. MOI. ironically declared
he remembered Il great day III the House
when Mr.. Sibley had n0t been obliged
to go to the other side for his applause.
before he had known Of Mr.. Sibley' 5
change of front he had written AN article
urging him fer the Democratic Vice
Presidential domination. lie did not
wish to withdraw his personal praise but
Inc did desire now to withdraw the nOm-
iraticn. G,au2lter) and TO coIfer IL r9on
Mr. Sulzer of New York, who had al
ways been faithful TO Democratic pr1n-
ciples democratic and Republicans APP
plause.) He recalled the time when MIR.
Sibley had told how he had been osrra-
cised, socially and commercially. because
he had supported SILVER at rs TO T. I'VE
hailed him as hero said Mr.. Clark.
2ecause he was the only democrat
north of the Potomac and East of the
Mississippi who stood true 70 the Demo-
cracy OF the Mississippi. Now he wins
the applause of those who are hostile to
every principle of the Democratic faith
His place in this House is ON the other
side of the political aisle Democratic APP
plause.)
Mr.. Sibley replied briefly. II claim
equal honesty for both positions. ! be-
lieyed in 1896 that Dimeallism was sacred
bur events have 50 cnan red conditions
by the enormous prolurliG1 of gold that
the Price level !GT which ootl :he gentle
man from Mi'so ri ,'lari) AMI | were
striving. was raised. TIE cas-" . held
sacred then has become ridiculous. |
believe if the Democratic party is vic
toriors this fan it win not be able to
write single line of financial legislation
i'm the next six years. If the Democrat
ic party will adept a policy / will keep
step with ii. but il it invites me to a
banquet Of carping ard fault-fiind.ng it
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and bootlicks OF these wealthy com
hinations. that the cause of the low
nriee. is overprodutt zion. but Vet posted
tobacco men claim that the increase an
consuuntion in foreign countries mas
fnlIv Kent race with the increase III
uroduction of this country ana, 1t mas
tnop said nv men who ought to KNOW,
tbat # Janan and China alone would
Increase for the next ten years the con
snn,D,inn of American tobacco as they
bayr Cdr the last few years. we VIII
naed more tobacco to supply these TWO
,lnntric. alone, than the who're ailiouiil
1,roduccd in the United States. Ii IL
also well known that the American ~
Iacco COMPANY is bending every e1iort
To control the cigarstte business IN Jap"h
and lima. and il seems as If they are
determined to control the tohacc" puHl
ness. Of the world. Not being satisfied
with virtually destroying the cohlEs'
,ion IN rho United States they have sent
thc best talent they eau secure 10 japan
10 get control Of the business III thaL
country. and the only competition We
have now left against them are specula-
tors buying and shipping to foreign colii-
fries and when this is DESTROYED the
monopoly Will be complete and the very
las. veStige of competition removed.
THE NEED OF ACTION.
Now something must he done ITO meet
this monopoly. Its nonsense and cow
ardice to throw up your hands and say:
Its no use to buck against the trusts
W. ii their enormous capital. The leo-
pie have it in their power to say whether
they shall exist for Il single day longer
or not. by simply just stop buying goods
made by any trust.
There is ample capital outside OF the
trusts. ready and willing to run indie
pendent factories, who are wiling 10
Continued ON Third Page.l
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will have to excuse me-" loud Republi-
can applauSe.)
Mr.. Hepburn, nowa,) caustically ar'
laigned Mr. Sulzcr for his allesed Mis-
statements in the face Of Secretary
Cages repofC and said that instead or
such am investigation there ought TO be 4
public rebnke of II member who dfstort-
cd the TRUTH who distorted the facts ana
who slandered honored public officials.
(Republican applause)
PHILIPPINE WAR DENOUNCED.
Mr. Terry. (Ark.l. and Mr.. Cannon be-
came involved in contl oyersy toward the
close Of the session. Mr.. Terry de-
notlnced the war i'll the Philippines as
criminal. Mr.. Cannon said the appro-
priation of S45,000000 in the bill was TO
support the army. uphold the flag and
Suppress the Instruction
Mr. Terry said he was willing to sup.
pert The flag His denunciation was Of
the purposes of the war. He taursted the
Republicans. forever wrapping the flag
about Thorn and crying Patriotism
Mr.. Carmon declared that defamation
amounted to nothing. He defied any one
opposed to the appropriation for the sup
port OF the army to move TO strike 1T out.
RIGHT OR WRONG. MY COUNTRY
Il believe" said he, that the people
ont there against whom they are fighting
are struggling for their liberties, but
when my country lines up for the fray
ann with it. He has issued safe chad.
lengc. But | am tired of this miserable
Subterfuge 10y which it is attempted to
confuse loyalty to the flag with loyalty
to the policy in which the flag is dis
guised' tlsreat Democratic applauaa)
Men had right TO oppose a policy OF
war. He cited the example of Burke and
Chatham. great men WHO had never re-
fused TO vote SUPPLIES for war, but who
had stood IN in the House OF Commons
day after day entering their protests
against the war waged against eur ances-
tors because they believed it wrong. The
history of the old world held its lesson.
As Byron had said first came liberty, then
glory. then splendor. then corruption. de
cay and DEATH
PSEUDO GLORY OF THE FLAG.
Whenever the people forgot that the
province OF government was TO make the
individual happy. to make the Govern
mcnt splendid and the flag glorious, the
people were ON the first rung of the lad
der i'm their descent There was a glody OF
the flag in devotion TO what was free.
right and just, and there was a pseudo
glory of the flag which manifested itself
in the worship of the flag. He would vote
all the men and gums and ammunition
needed TO restore peace. And when we
had peace he would have the great AM
erican republic say to the poor brown
pecrle across the seas:
I'VE will stand by YOU until YOU are
able to stand alone
Several amendments by Mr.. Lentz and
others to incfease the appropriation for
rural free delivery were voted down. The
committee rose and the bill was passed
without division.
The House then adjourned unisii
o'clock tomorrow.
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1t is the concurrent testimony Of women
who have used DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription, that il is the most perfect pre-
marathon for motherhood and all its func-
lions which las ever been discovered. 1t
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The organs of birth yigor and elasticity. 1t
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nervousness anxiety and morning sickness
are unknown With this condition comes
a healthy flow Of nourisiment for the child,
which enables the mother to crafty the
fondest instinct of maternity
Two wears ago used two bottles OF Doctor
pierces Favorite Prescription, and i'll April
nice baby was born. before the doctor came"
writes Mrs Katie Auiker, OF 754 Pat Street, Ali
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- months old and weighs 80 pounds. Now
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about it, one lady says, before commencing
DIR, pierce's Favorite Prescription had to vomit
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IT has done the same thing for me. 1t is God
send for women"
No alcohol in any form, is contained
in Favorite Prescription, !" neither opium
nor other narcotics This cannot truth
fully be said of any other medicine espe-
cially designed for women and sold
through druggists.
Sick women are invited to consult DR..
Pierce by letter, free of all charge. Every
letter is treated as strictly private and
sacredly confidential and all replies are
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printed matter whatever Address Dr..
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THE ORGANIZATION.
A Plan to Form County and Township
Associations.

4 permanent organization was effect
ed BY the election of the following Off
GERS:
President-J Bryan Grimes. of Pitt
Vice President Capt. John r. Phi
lips of Nash.
Secretary r. Parker, of Otange.
Treasurer-W. b. Upchurch, of Wake.
The following permanent committees
were announced by the Chair:
Plans-R. H. Kicks. of Nash; G. w.
Ford, of Franklin: W. J. Groome. II
Guilford; w. b. Cpchurch, of Wake:
+. j. Ragsdale, of Franklin: Il. 4. p.
Cooley, of Nash; A. w. Holden, or
Orange.
Resolutions-R. r. Cotton. T.. w
Barnes DIR. Freeman. w. T. Kennedy
James o. Pierce, c. W. Glidewell. +.
Il. Marshall
Organization-Dr. II. +. Freeman K.
J. Ragsdale, T. s. Parker W. "A. Oar
den, j. E. w. Sugg, W. J. Peele
The committee ON county organization
made the following report at > a. m. This
organization shah be known as the North
Carolina Farmers Tobacco Association.
1t shall consist OF township. county and
State organization,
The township organization shall consist
of a president, vicepresident, secretary,
treasurer and executive committee of
three and all white persons interested III
the growth of tobacco.
The county organization shall consist
of delegates from the township conven-
tons, one delegate for each ten members
or fractional part thereof.
The officers of the county convention
Shall consist of a president, yice-presi-
dent, secretary and treasurer and execu-
tive committee of five members. Each
county convention Shall have power to APP
point organizers in their own county
The State convention shall consist of
delegates from the county association to-
gether with the officers elected by this
convention. Each county shall be emit
tied to five votes at the State convention
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THE PLANS.
Five Different Schemes Submitted For
Consideration.

The plans for fighting the trust may be
said to have offered the following as eff
fectual means:
A boycott Of all trust goods and of
those who handle them.
AN organization backed by capital to
bid against the trust in open market on
certain grades Of tobacco.
The giving of options in advance. to the
capitalists backing the organization. orr
the tobacco crop at a fixed price for the
grades.
An organization pledged TO sell only
to certain capitalists not connected with
the American Tobacco Company.
Plans were submitted and discussed al
length hy j. +. Jordan. of Greensboro.
f. r. Parker. of Hillsboro: J. i. Phil
ips. of Nash. f. j. Ragsdale. Of lFranklIn.
u. V. Waller of Burlington; X. A. 4.
Cooley, OF Nash, and others
The plans were referred 70
the committee on plans with nsiruc-
rions that they take all the sugsesti' rs
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LOYALTY TO HIS EMPLOYER.

That young man who had a vein open
ed and Il portion of his blood let out,
SO that ii might save the life of his
employer, set a remarkable example of
heroism. The incident shows what pow
er there is in good blood. AS soon as
the broken down system received the
pure blood of this young fellow, the
patient regained his health. The
blood is the life" There is only one
natural way to get good blood. and thar
is from the stomach If it needs assist
ance, bring Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
to the rescue. This wonderful medicine
aids ii i'm its digestion of food. and fur
nishes the system with rich red blood.
When this is done. health naturally fol
lows.