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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05
Runo nm bic Grbe.

grDffnunq oes neuen Yactrc@Sabels.
= prdiioent Hooiepelt ianote oas
erite Selegramm nit 9iilfs bss
neuen, Die gun5e @elt %umlpannen>
ben &a6els an @puperneur Sdft.
Wuibingtpn, .. g., 4. Sult.
- 0as 9o6sl Der neuen nGommsrz
cial Yacifio &c." pel4es Die gar5e
Welt umipdnnt, purOe beute ourt)
YrdIioent RooIspslt BON SpIter Ban
-aussinsepeibt. Die 9epeife, pelfs
Der prdiioent beute 9Ormittu9 BON
SpIter Ban aus ubiunote, ging an
8ouperneur Sat- in Munila, Der To-
fort ii6sr Song Song, petersburg,
Berlin uno 3onopn uno iiber Den at
luntiiden Ocean Nntporten abldnots,
bic einen Baum BON $4,000 Wtetlen
bur4flogen.
@obalo Der grGiioent feline 8rdtuz
lationsospsi9e an 9ouperneur Sutt
nud Manila d6geianot bate, idtdten
Der oeuti6e aaiier uno Der aOnig BON
Gn9luno G6nli6e 0epei6en ub, Die
e6enfaGs ben gan5en Grotreis ourfz
flogen.
I'm bic 0epsi6en nit ge4origer
Bromptbsit u65uienoen, rpdren 30 err
fabrsns Selegruphiiten nOt6ig. Sir
ben prGiiosntsn in Opiter Ban fun
girte Sr. George 8. niber, Der GU
perintenoent Der rqoitul 3elegrupb
Sable Co.," ais Selegruphiit, pdbz
rsno anoere 8eamte in NsDzYort,
Sun Trnuciscp, Manild, Guam,
Miopup Sslanb, 9upuii, Song
Song, petersburg, Berlin unp 2onz
bon bereit puren. Der bonn 9du1e
bes YrGItOenten auf Song Sslano
fiibrenoe Ordbt puroe BON alien an
bsrsn 9epei4en frsi 9ebultsn uro Die
bstrsFisnoe 9epei6e ging brett nad
San 6ranoisco.
Qls man BON Der JDtbDenotgtelt
zines amerifanii4en 8abels iiber5eugt
mar, srbot ii9 Spbn %. Madan,
baTef6e gu legen. Die Commercial
gacific Gable Co." puroe 1901 tncprz
porirt. Die Route umfabt bier Scsanz
obt6eilunaen BON 2276, 1854, 1888,
reIp. 1899 Meilen. Die erite 4btbeiz
lung gebt bon San 5rancisco naf)
Sapaii, bic speite BON 9atpatt nd9
Miptpan Sslanb, bic brittle bon W}toz
man Sslano mad Guam u. Die pierte
bon Guam mad Der Sniel Su5on out
ben pbilippinen.
Die folssnoen 3d6len seben cine
Sbes bon Der 9robartigteit oes I'M
ternebmens, tpel9es iest gu gnDe ges
fi6rt tporben lit: 0us 8abel 1T Don
aupfer, be6ufs Siolirung NIT 8utta>
per9a umgebsn. I'm bieien aern be-
finbet ii9 cine Meiiingbls4 ginfaiz
fune, oann cine iolde bon Suite inns
als 4uBsni6uB cine um6iilung bon
Glen unb Stabloraht. Sur 9erltelz
luna bes aubels, peldes $500 naltz
tiide oper $500 2anbmeilen lang 1T,
tpuroe folsenbes Matsrial p%erfpanot:
100000 qfuno Giienzuno Stablz
braht, 100000 pfunb SUITE urn,
O6,OOo,OOO guros prdierDirbano,
$4,000 pfunO Meiiingbled; $780,
900 pfuno aupfer, 100000 pfuno
guttaperda uno 4,220,000 pfuno
onberes Moterial. Die sun5s Irbeit
purbe in Is Monaten, bon Der Inter
sei6nuns Oes Gontruftss an, seleitst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05
NnRlamD inf rinifreitrn.

Srtnsfielb, g., 4. Suli.-0is
~National Qnti Mob &c 2pn9ing
Gam 4fociation" bat in elmer bier abz
ge9dltenen9 eriammlung ben 8ei9lub
gefaBt, in elmer petition an ben 9rGz
%itoenten RooieOelt unb ben GonsreB
nm geeignete nMubnabmen gum
S4uBe Der Reger segen 2Dn9er unb
Stlapen6alter gu eriuden. SoQte bic
Regierung Der Ser. Stdaten ben be-
fte6enoen nebelitdnben nidt ab6elfen,
10 min Der 9erein bic 9riitli6en Naz
ttonen @uropo's I'm 8eiitanb unruz
fem"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05
6olDcme Erad1t.

@euttGe, Duib., 4. Suli. = Die
9umpfer st. 9uul," nSumes Dol
lar" un0 rRounote" limb bon Ilasz
tu's @olotiiite am Sap Rome bier
angefommen. Die st. 9aul" bringt
"a qaFugiere unO $25O,OOO in Sob,
Der 9umpfsr nRounote" but 16 gaiz
iagiere uno cine goloene 2uoung BON
$4,000 an 8oro. Die b~ie5jdbrigen
@oloienoungen BON Some 6elaufen
ii6 bis ieBt insgeiammt auf $780,
900. Die nTounofe" mar Der erIte
O%ampfer, Der auf Der 6u6rt BON
Some in ct. Mi6del an Der W2iinz
bund bes Oufon anledte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05
0ubpig 5uIoa's Webe@
n 4 n n

Die vOresbsner Nudridten" mo-
6en bic Mitt6eilung,. Oab Die Sdetz
bun9 oes betunnten Sdrlttttelers,
Or. 2uopig 6ulOa, BON ieiner She
frau nabe beporitebe. 9ds ehellfe
2eben oes Yaarss mar notortld un@
aliidli6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05
Qinncn>W0bel> ltebcr;Igc.

CQplter : : epurtement
Der 2eitr bs 9 liter ; tpurttmeuts iat, CT bat ju ptl Ytobs=
qiunen. Gr mill /, ls psrpen, inoem er iolqnuc aubtrQcp0bnli6c
9rene matt:
uebr,iqe fir elm, 5setid MobtsCurnitur, Qcma9t aus 6tttm
bcQI6cn Qinnen, ii Der bctmoqlibtu gHciit, S9nltt NM Irbett
qdrdntirt, fir $40. 80 Ri. Garuttur.
Nrb Nrniur beruutuqctbten 4rticu, etmabt ans Dem btrn
9npIer. Sud, fir 3 TO pas Stif. Siticr 9rsis lit aut 6cnrtr pom
onpobnlihcr 8robe 0:rt9net. eHt
=. 80 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05
Gflnee i'm SnIurnnn

2suoDiGfe, gol.. 4. Suli. =
BON 3tpei biz brei 3oG S9nee fielen
beute bier in Der StaDt uno duf ben
Bergen. Die Semperatur fiel unter
40 Grab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05
Mrtifcl hcs Gcrtraas.
gebingungen, gu pel4en Die Ser.
Stauten bic aoblenitationen auf
Subd erperben.

6apona, 4. Suli. - Der Yer
trag 3ipii6en ben Ser. Stauten uno
CUBA be5igli9 Ya9tung Der 8oblen@
itqtipnen uno 0sfinirung bes Status
Der Yinien@Sniel Duroe geltern i'm
Senat perlei len. Die Ser. Stadten
BADEN fir bic 9u4tung Der 3pet Sob
lenitationen an Gubd jGbrli6 $4,000
5u entri6ten. Die Ser. Staten perz
pfli9ten ii9, buB feline perion ooer
8eielI9aft in ienen Stationen tauf>
mdnnii9e ober inouitrieQe 9ei6dfte
etabliren ober fi6ren bari. Suiti5z
6lii6tlinge tperoen BON Cuba ooer ben
Ser. Staaten ausgeliefert, ie na9oem
DieIelben ben amerifaniI9sn oDer cuz
banii6en 8eieben unteriteut limb.
Ollie mad ienen Stdtionen eingefibrz
ten @aaren (8riegsmuterial einbe@
griffen) limb 3olfrei, uno Die betrefz
tenben S6iffe brauden nur !6afanz
gebi6r 81 entri6ten, nenn .oieielben
auberbal6 beg Stattons9ebtetes lire
Qaoung lOi6en. Qrtifel, pslde nu6
ben Stdtionen tmpprtirt perben, oirz
fen ni6t bon oa auf cubunti6es &C.
bet gebrd6t peroen. Inosre S6iffe,
tpel6e mad Guantanamo uno Bahia
9onba fahrsn oOsr pon bort auslauz
fen, Iinb ausi9lieBli6 ben 8eiebsn
Gubd's unternorfen, unb Die Der.
Staaten tperoen ceniel6en feline Sim
oernife.in ben Weg legen, uusgenomz
men in &riegs5eiten. Der 8ertro9
mub binnsn iieben Wonuten rutifi5irt
tperben. Sn benz 9ertruge be5iigli4
Der 5i6tsniniel osr3i6ten Die Der.
Stauten gu 9uniten guba's auf ale
Qnipriide be5iigli9 Der SnIsl, pelde
lie auf 9runo beg Barrier 8ertrages
6aben fonnten. 9ieier 8sr3i9t Bill
bet bic 9egenleiitung fir Die %poruuTz
s~egungene 46tretun9 Der 8oblenz uno
5lotten itationen Seitens .Gubu's.
Wnerttanti de Burger, tpel6e our 3ett
bes Nustauf6es Der 9dtiftfdtionsn
bes 8ertruges ibren Wo6niib auf Der
5i9teniniel 6aben ober bort 9runbz
e~igent6um beIiBen, perosn feline Ser
LUTTE an Re6ten ober pripilsgien err
leioen, tpel6s bor Der Ratififutipn
bes 9ertruges ertppr6en pproen iinb.
Sic fonnen ibre 8erufs mad Mabz
gabe Der 8eieBe, pel6e Infpenbung
auf Iusldnber finben, dusiiben. Die
Rutifitdtionen miiFen innsrbalb tie
ben Monate umgetduidt perber.
prGiioent pulma empfieblt Dem Sc
nat, Die 9ertrdge mod in bieier Seiz
iion in 9erutbung gu nebmen. sic
purben an bds Gpmite fir dustpdrz
iige Qngelegsnbeiten ~perpieien.
Der Senat bepiai9te $4,000 fir
bic 8ertretung Guba's auf Der @.ltz
ausiteGung in ct. 2ouis unb beidloB,
Gommifdre oorthin 81 fenben, nel4e
iiber te4nti6e uno dnbere Ingelegenz
beiten beridten Ioaen, aus pel4en
Cuba 8ortbeil 5ieben fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05
&able &leiDerfofe.

Qeidt, buuuc 6a6ritate fir bebes DratenOcs Sulizgsett'r 3u lrbs
ten Qrtfien. Ser bloBe @epaute an cine iolbe Combination prtt
fiblro.
Sie tHbfftn bon alien tubkn Rleionn limb bic, ntl5e NON ptiBtr
0ur;rr Qann q,mdht Fuo. SuHs lcitte prd1tl9e tabrt9t, oaS
pas Maiben 70 out ucrtrdqt. nmr lit Die rcgudrc 3r. Gudltdt,
ustbe Sit bu6n f0uaen fnr 23c.
Cine bibrdnhc Cuanttdt bon 28=iOaiqr mtrcrito lpebr Mo-
bras in otuau btrieben Wfuhcrn unb 6Itc, pie frubtr IN Der Sd=
ion ir $50. pTdu purbc, Jest 16c.
Ser &h ugiTts @91ratbs nom tGintn, 0'Srudtm tG1n5onl3'T e. VT:
conpuQapn5, Cotton Grcndotucs, 2 3u Nopefg Waords, Snahiiz
bra5s, 5bontures, 8iaebdms uo cinJtlnt Strtt pom 1tiosnGn Nonl'
iaines. iruber prtluit pou +t bis 6c De Odro, 1tt @oc.
Wer, MN frou,nE- der Qopl perfi6r Qapu, Suoii6em 2iuutu,
smiB, @atife, pun. ine epib, 9tuc, 9liHt, &iBue HnO oeraldben,
bis gu 6. uertb, fr 12tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05
Nrbciter fir sutrn 9nbn %berIanat.

Wufbinston, .. g., d. Suli.
= Wie aus Sopefa, &anlas, gemelz
bet fpirb, bat nan in ben Wei5snzRez
eionen ienes Staates minbei tens 1000
arbeiter CUR ginholung Der grnte mo-
tbig. 9err @srop, G6ef bss freien
Observation-Disclosures in So
psfa, fragt in ieinem S4reiben an, Oh
es nidt mDgli9 lei, i'm Often bss
2anbes 10 bel 4rbeiter auf5ubrinsen,
Die auf ben 5armsn bic lo6nsnbi tie
8ei6dftigung finosn t0nntsn, $3.50
pro Sag nit Soft unb 2osis fir bic
ganse 0ausr Der grntsaeit, bic MINI
bsitens nod bunOert Sage bauerr1
piro. Sn Dem 8riefe beiBt es:
.menn bic 2eute auf Der Steae abgez
f9idt ipiirben, 10 tpdre Dies bas 8ei tie
fir lie. Wenn lie Gbicago bor benz
7. Suli errei9en, fonnen lie 6abrse=
lesen6eit CUR !9Glfte bes 5a6rpreties
nit einem 4ufidlag o 81 mad irz
seno einsm Yunft in Der Weiaen=Nez
sion bon &anias erbalten. Patpnee=
Gountp beoarf minbeitens 1900
Sarmarbeitsr, Renosgountp ebenfoz
piel, HufenzGcuntb $500 unb cine
4nsabl bon Sopns in Der Dsissns
.Region haben 4rbeiter CUR 3abl BON
% biz 300 b~rinsenb nDt6is." Wsiters
Snformationen iinb gu BADEN, inoem
man iid briefli4 an Sobn s. 8salin,
Superintsroent bes ftaatli9sn Or
beitss uno freien @tenenpermittez
lungs}8iredus. Nr. 1O7. Sit>31.
Strabe. tperbet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05

Miles nm elm g r
S6u6e. - SamueI MeBger BON
Nr. 1929, g%enniDIpunia : Qpe,, nun
Be geitern pom goli3eiri6ter poe in
Der norbtpeitli6en poti5eiitutiOn UNI
S. unb Soften beitroft, neil er 6rau
aatie So6nion Ipon gr. 1921, Win=
6efterffruBe, t6Gtli9 angriff. @ie aus
benz 3eugenoerbOr er1eQte, fam 5rau
So6nIon an 5reitug mad MeBger'S
S6ubIaben unb tuufte Elm gaur
S9ube. Spdter tpoQte tie oieS6ube
umtauI8en, unb ba MleBger Ii9 an
ge6li9 peranGdBt lab, Die 5rau gez
naltiam aus benz 6auie gu e%ntfernsn,
lieB lie i6n per6aften.
@inen traurigen 4. SuIt
beging geltern bic 6amiIis t6oh.n6erz
ger BON Nr. 537, Siio : pacaitraBe,
inoem 6rn, 9pbenberger's bier Sabre
altes SD6nlein 9sorg gonuro 9o=
benbereer NAB. ieiner elterli6en Wobz
nuna BON einsm StraBsnbabnzNag
9on iiberfabren fpuroe, pobsi inn Der
rs9te SUB na6e Dem 8nOdsl abgez
fabren puroe. Der beoauernspert6e
3nabe fpurbe na6 benz rMqrpldnoer
uniperiitdts : 0pipital" aebr06t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05
Shirtmaiif

Mt~ttrG=Sang- seiOru : 9tParttmtnt)
Sic g8aifs, bt. T. Oiscn @rtauf nit 'tnsel6lortn fO' tOnne'
uibt Ibcrtroftn hi Den, mas Gleqauj unbsrifit. &url, ne rtprdltn=
tirtu Die uusQciub thn Nunu uo Gualidtn, bic mir III oclfm
Sabre fir iolbe 0r lie ofiuirt babcn.
Sc Qartic =; aus peibtu @aits ]uammtn g1iBt III, unifabt
gpaffs aus inphbe einnen, perNlttr. Samr nMe aus iIntr eNnaer
NRaprus, runorib0 ocjicrt NIT Sttdcrctr, ttnltenr0r S9'Be,
Ialtth uO @pblau rn. groseu bon 3 bis A 3H.
S1.25 Wertbe iir 79c. $3.50 9Scrtbe fir Sl.49.
So. 90 9sertbe iIr 3d.. $3.50 99crtbe fir $1.S7.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05
@ntap, Dnr6gebenD bis 2ertmgtoa.
10 Yroi. &abQtt. ; a';'t' ' %'.'t. '' s'
Ncglige: 1T fir Wanmer.
pe,ieaem Yartiem bon @aarem, Die III eimem ylettop,

(Grncr Tlur GUAM : StrdbeJ
Eicicr 8ertauf fiq in Der lesttn 9aofs an unb nrS md btfe
@o6e fortqefibrt psr0en. Seem Gdufr mtrben babel lolbt Sts
lteeu5citen ecbotn, ne fe icbf in sinsm @eibdft, mo bobe @ertbs
uo nieori9e Qrde jur Saatsorbnuua geb0rer, ielten bprfommu.
gDclbtn 9ptd bat CO, 81 p nno 81 50 fir @eoliotts0smbtu i'll BE:
soblcn, penn mir BIZ rsouldrc s1.25 uub $50 Gualudt utrtaufu fr
SEC?
99cbc UNI iarbia, Gfisfts, bic usuefu Dufer Der Soiion, BOOB
fcn aearbeitet. 81 tqc Der o,nosn fno nit 5aHcn, auocre f6i6t
qearbitct; man6e imp nit bietiattn Munibetten, anntre bdben lole
Vanibtteu; n1. fo ertr Gualitat.
Yaiumas fir Nd usr, aus petber importrter Mubros. ecfrGfe
ub iourirte Muher; cltaautr SciuB, ole @rOben; regudrr Yret5
$3.50 uno $3.50 fir S1.4S.
Radt=Rpbcu iur Mdnncr uup Gnobsn, gut eeurbetet BON trcelens
tm Dusliu, reibi1 lang uno melt; elegonter Sfdbi resuIdrer Srtis
100, ir 42c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-05

Srintt 8ennp's Shee unb
3affse.-Seit 80 Su6ren 6eriibmt
tuegen 0uolitGt uno Preiie. s. o.
&ennnG o., 60 QGDen. (60ia5)
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-20
C,Id Stees or Death.

."There is but one small chance to
save YOUR life and that is through an
operation." was the awful prospect set
before k,rs. |. B. Hunt. of Lime Ridge
wis. by her doctor after vainly trying
to cure her of a frightful case OF
stomach trouble and yellow jaundice
He didn't count on the marvellous pow
er of Electric Ritters to cure Ston'atn
and Liver troubles. but she hearo oil u!
+oot seven bottles. WAS wholly cured,
avoided surgeons knife. now weighs
more and feels better than ever. "
positively guaranteed to cure Stomach
liver and Kidney troubles and never
disappoints. Price SOC at R. ~. cella
mv's drug store.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-20
SENATOR G00DWIN'S BILL
An interview With Mr.. MeaIfster on
Statue OF Insurance In North Caro-
lima.
Especial TO The Messengar.)
lima.

~ AAS
Greensboro, n. c., January 15.-Con-
siderasle interest is fe-t in the bill IN
troduced yesterday in the senate by
Senator Goodwin. of Harnett county. TO
exclude from North Carolina the organ
ization OF fire Insurance companies
known as the SouCa-E2stsrn Tar II AS
ISOLATION. MIR. A. W. MICA ister, man.
ager of the Greensboro Ere InsI. ancs
Companies, which are at DDS W tt the
SOUTHEASTERN Tariff tim and
have been f1r the past year Wa seen
this morning and was ask for al ex-
preston of opinion as to senator God
wins measure He made the 70. lowing
statement:
senate Godwin's purpose doubtless
is 70 secure lower rates Of insurance
for North Carolina, and one would nat
uraI4y suppose that his plan would pro-
-uuce this result, out the Same ure
mas called TO accomplish ii in o her
states. About three years agJ a sinai
Jar a~nti-comp1ct law WIS e..actld in
GIN anu after a two 4e-rS [ ial
last Year was repealed, the Set
oenetie having faIted 10 mate4 Ialize.
SOuln Carolina mas ndu L" S6SOFdS
years a similar and-comp CT law. but
The rates OF Insurance in South CARROLL
IA are considerably h gler tnan they
are in North Carolina. FIR example.
4 thousand dollars OF inS-FaLce cost
ing $40 for three years in No tn "a. O.
lima, costs SD in Virgilil or South
Carolina on identically tn Same prop
5rty, and rates of fire Insurance are
trom % per cent TO 33 LIS per cen. low
-. IN \A,rh VI rntinn hoy , q nv ut n o
southern state. This dineTencc is due
TO the states magnificenl fire le ord
during the last four years under In
a Commissioner Y ung'S a mir
IstratiOn and to the presence in North
Carolina OF a la Ser number of indie
pendent local state fire inSu ace e M
panIes than are TO be found il any 9TH
or southern state, and the Sulest way
10 maintain the advantage which y nth
Carolina now has in insurance rates
and the surest way to secure st / lower
rates is to adhere to the | 81 iatiV5 pol
icy pursued by the legislatures of 1899
and 1901 which was to eXte- d tn pow
erS of the insurance commissioner look
ing TO protection against fire and tho
prevention of fires and to foster by lib
eral legislation the North Carolina In
Surance companies which we air ady
have and to encourage the organlZIt.on
OF new ones. If the insurance commits
SlOner is allowed without Interruption
20 carry out the policy # his d part
ment and to perfect the system of fire
prevention which he has iaaugu. ated
and IL North Carolina in urance COM
panieS continue to be encouraged by
,IUeral laws, North Carolina is sure to
get lower insurance rates and t, con-
,InUe TO enjoy lower rates than her
nelgnbors, and there are mantle adj
,antages other han lower r-tes which
viii accrue to the state from SUCH a
Jroad and equitable public policy.
l have no connection w tn the South
Eastern Tariff AsSociat on and have
lever had and am speaking from the
standpoint of independent North Car
lima insurance companies"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-20
The Old Mans Threat.

INV boy" said the millionaire. ac-
cording to the Chicago Post, "yoTve
got to reform or there will be trouble.
.'Will you disinherit me?" asked the
youth.
Worse than that" replied the old
man.
'It seems to me-" said the youth.
that that's about as bad as it can
be-"
That's where you're wrong" r.
piled the old man. IF 1 tried to Cis-
inherit you. o might go into court
and succeed in breaking the will. Just
now you don't seem to be disposed To
do anything but spend II
"Well?"
well, you might as we'll understand
that 1t isn't because l don know nov
to spend money hat l haven lone
it,.
The youth grew pale. There was 4
threat behind this.
IF my money is to be wasted by an
individual the Did man wen On. II
want to be that individual. Now. you'll
have to show that you're capable of
doing something else or III turn loose
and spend the money myself
For a mOmen the youth was yo--
ried. Then his face frightened.
That's all light dad" he sail.
with your reputation for conser,a-
tism and economy you wouldn't more
than get started before l would be able
to go into court and lave a cOnsarvI-
tor appointed for your estate. It's all
right in me. but in you it would be
evidence OF serious mental trouble"
And the yOuth-well, the old man
had to admit h youth had the best
of the argumput
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-20
NORTH CAROLINA.

Rocky Mount Motor: Receipts on
the tobacco market are on the in
crease. Sales lasted until afternoon
yesterday. The quality of offerings
showed improvement and while not
enough advance in price to warrant
quotations to be changed there is
more animation in the market and the
demand for all grades OF brights
ong
CIaTkton Express: The Dublin corre-
spondent speaking of brothers holding
office in the state. calls to mind the
fact that every white man who lives
in ElizabethtCWn holds an office OF
some kind-eXcept ive-and they are
candidates. - The telephone line has
reached Elizabethtown. but on account
of not having the phones the COM
pany has only u in one, which is ar
E.. C. Clark's store. 1t is expected
that eight or ten others will be out in
as soon as they arrive.
Durham Herald: The Southern road
has decided to erect a depot here and
it is stated that work on the new
building-or raher an addition to the
present depot-will begin within the
next week. From this it will be seen
tina Colonel Andrews has changed his
mind very materially since the inter-
view with him by the committee sent
by the chamber of commerce littte
more than two weeks ago. Mr.. D. w.
Lum. engineer of bridges and build
ings for the Southern road told the
reporter that the new station would
he some Sixtv feet longer than the
present station-boing addition to both
ends of the b~uilding-and that the bag
gage room would be doubled in size.
A shed or shelter will be built in front
of the station
Monroe Journal: Mr.. a. j. knight.
special agent and examiner of rurai
free delivery routes. is in the county
for the purpose of establishing new
routes. There are ten applications for
routes and Mr.. knight thinks that al
least six Of these will be allowed. -
Rev. J. +. Love. pastor of he WadeS-
bOro BAPTIST church. resignei last
week. He will go to Little Rock, Ark,
where he will act as secretary to the
state mission board. -- The child or
Eli Cook. who ives three miles north
of Monroe. died last Tuesday OF small
pOx and was buried at Shiloh. The
illness of Mrs. Crook and the child was
mentioned a few weeks ago. Mrs.
Crook Is getting we'll and there is no
apprehension of the disease spreading.
The policemen report that there
has not been a single arrest made Tor
drunkenness since the d~ispensary
closed. What a great thing for Mon
roe, if we could keep blind tigers ban
rooms and ~dispensary all out
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-20
A Night of Terror.

Awful anxiety was felt for the
widow of the brave General Burnkam
of Machias. Me-, when the doctors said
she could not live till morning writes
Mrs s II. Lincoln. who attended her
thai fearful night. \ thought sas
must soon die from. Pneumonia. but she
begged for DR.. Kings New Discovery.
saying il had more than Cnce saved
her life, and had cured her of ConSump-
ton After three small doses she slent
easily all night. and its further use COM
pletely cured her" This marvellous
medicine is guaranteed to cure all
Throat. Chest and Lung Diseases. Only
6Oc and S.0O. Trial bottles free at r
r. Bellamy's.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-20

Most Important Topic Considered
Was Reciprocity.

Washington. January 1.-THE thirty
third annual convention of the Nation
al Board of Trade came to IN mt to-
Der of the delegates in the forenoon.
The question of reciprocity was the
most important topic considered today.
1t was brought to the attention of the
board by the report of the committee
on reciprocity. The report urges le5isla-
ton on the part of the national con-
gress regarding reciprocal trace reia-
lions along the lines laid down ny the
late President Mckinley in his last adj
dress at Buffalo, and by President
Roosevelt in his recent message to
congress-.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-20
QUESTION ANSWERED

Yes, August Flower still has The
largest sale OF any medicine IN the ciS-
ilized world. Your mothers and gand-
mothers never thought of using any
thing else for Indigestion or Flious-
ness. Doctors were carce. aid they
s-Idom heard of Appendicitis Nervous
Prostitution or Heart failure. etc. They
used August Flower to cJtan out the
system and stop fermentation Of uadl-
gested food, regulate the action Of the
liver. stimulate the and or
ganic action of the system, and that
is al they took when feeling dull and
bal with headaches and other aches.
You only need & few doses of Green's
August Flower. in liquid form. to
make you satisfied there Is nothing
rio the matter with you. You can
get this reliable remedy at all drug
stores Price 25- and 75c.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-20

1t is TO the last degree BILE
that any European power or any intel
ligent citizen of a European country
dreams of a coming time when tn
United States will be invaded and con-
quered by allied powers of Europe. our
states and territories divided among
the ccnquerors, and our histcry as ar.
independent nation be sent into the
past 10 keep the sad company Of the
story Of Poland and other wrecks tina
line the shores of time. The Post can
not imagine SO wild a vision as that in
the mind of any man not addicted to
hashheesh or its equivalent. New rthe-
less. that is precisely what the Vienna
O~stdeutsche Rundschau is talking
about, as witness this entertaining ex-
tract from it's columns: Germ my
will have to consider in good ca n st
the possibility Of a conflict. Should
Germany, Austria. Italy, France. an
Russia jointly decide upon radically
solving the American question, Eng
and Will also be one of the party. And
there will be rich spo;ls; the forty
five states and the six Territories would
afford abundant compensation for the
costly ornaments. The powers will
not be at a loss to partition the United
States and treat it is a territory of colo-
Post.