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man applying for life Insurance
zas asked hy thu examiner whether
5is father died natural death. No.
s-- was the reply h had Two doc
t8-s and a trained nurse
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So raa a4 BOWS 30 tie con-
sisted a..u
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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-24

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There we're thirty hacks drawn by
saIte horses iu the Labor Day parade
at Denver this year aud al least one
ge- headed girl Ia each carriage.
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pasture Is just about uan an
adjunct ot r0Fn meal and 1 "a
stimulate "a tactical f1v T. even
things ira kid thar drives t.r hft-
ting the apple barrel IH .ra celia reg
n'aGIg We. of tho city don a- all
the auua things uf life
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Fa- arHl t-afull. HfaFHs sac r. 1853 aces n
EAzlzi44l4. A-ay ALA Cares 3ls 7as - t''siia.
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This IS a better country
because We are IN it-tea
country.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-24

II YOU haven't anything 10 say. let
the other fellow say ii and make
monkey of himself
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-24
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bat There 8Ida cen fa be- any -
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gent. dug few greens. and went f=
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FULIES. IfH LAW HKSCE 81 D.ufv-- fHlue .
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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-24

Many man that Kicks another
when be- ts down rafa.us from kick
ing a dog when 1T has a tu ran tied
tr lts tall cur sympathy for lsed
nruto- is frequently more Ead
than our pity for human being
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-24

Many a woman that could mot cook
has made a noble mother and none Of
her sons in after life was in a pos tfon
10 make his wife unhappy bv refer
erce TO the biscuits mother Used to
make.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-24

Faga4 deg Taz-et tbelr tails as -
ran-. -rrlF as could 5s expected a.
u-#ar strangers
We. DaItrL# auI E0omn a
uagnlaa tha- they would begin visa
ar..anr aa tH# town and the co-a
=r.aa-g Hal. EEa aa going 20 49,
a.. -aHE- said rsEbe hsh
eara after faa Hr-r year II rfa
Show evidence af stability,
W tzH. hearts Hoami and U
t.a a.at Ie aars They set
editorial rasE HAT reaf Hike faEa-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-24

When a young married c5uHa xith
their first baby 60 visiting aH# the
Young husband carries package un-
der bis arm. all the old married s3lks
Euow what's IN the bundle auut
looking
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-24

The euvious man misses bis own
blessings in eoveting those Of others.
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To
WHISTLE CRIGk

and the other one.
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-20
GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE
To be Opened October 9Th, Under
Presidency OF Mrs. Lucy Robert

The Board of Directors of Green's
boro Female College met in session
in Greensboro, n. c., on August 18TH
and reelected Mrs. Lucy H. Robert
son president Of the college, with very
largely the same faculty that they had
last year. and where changes have
been made the faculty has been very
materially strengthened.
1t is the purpose of the directors 10
continue the high standard of the col
lege in every department, but a special
effort will be Piven to the two I'M
portant branches of English and
music, and to this end very distin-
guished specialists have been engaged
in these two departments
The directors instructed the presi-
dent to open the institution on the
5th of October and to close on the 18th
of June, 1906. Students will report foi'
examination and classification. on the
3rd and 4th, so as to be ready to take
up the school work on the 5th.
The outlook is promising, and it is
hoped that the friends of the institu-
ton will support the directors in their
efforts to make this the most success
full year in the history of the college
c. II. IRELAND,
Secretary.
Greensboro, N. c., Aug. 10, 1904.
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ChiId's Life Barely Saved From the
consequences of . Horrible
Mistake.
Especial to News and Observer

salisbury, N. c., Aug. 19-The
Northern Conference of the North
Carolina Synod Of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church convened in annual
session at Zeb, Rowan county, today.
The conferences, which is being Wei
attended by representative ministers
and laymen. embraces twelve charges
i'm this section Of the State. Rev. v.
Y. Boozer is presiding over the SEES
sions of the conference which viii not
close until Sunday night. Today re-
ports on the state of the church were
heard number of addresses will be
delivered on vital questions of the
hour.
BY mistake, Mrs. w. NJ stockton,
of this city, gave her tWo-year-oid
child a half teaspoonful of laudanum
which she was administering TO the
child which was suffering from a
cough The mistake was discovered
Immediately and through the prompt
work of DR.. julius Caldwell, Jr., the
yesterday thinking it was cough SYRUP
life of the little one was saved by
pumping the deadly dose from its
stomach.
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Another Mark of Enterprise.
oxford Public Ledger.


The News and Observer came ont
Sunday in another one of its speclal
editions, which was. as usual. splen-
didIy executed both mechanically ana
in a literary way. In this edition the
history of the ."Oid Reliable was
carefully reviewed and sketches of the
nestors Of North Carolina Journalism
who had been it's editors and contr-
butors were given.
AS is well known the old Raleigh
News and the Raleigh Observer were
consolidated into The News ana OBJ
sc,.ve1. The News was founded by
JJzzell & Stone and edited for long
White by Can't. Samuel Williams, who
was a brother OF Capt. John A. VIII
liams and Hon. a. Fl. a. Williams.
We congratulate Editor Daniels on
the enlargement Of the paper and its
increased usefulness. 1t is now q
mighty power in the States material,
educational. moral and political de-
velopment. Mr. Danieis-lilIe al sue
cessful men-has had to stem the tide
of opposition and the abuse of enc
mics but has i'm each conflict landed
right side up" and we are glad to
say is adding every year TO ms
strength and popularity. Long live
T!ie News and Observe.
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The Atlantic n n. c. Railroad.

Biblical Recorder.
particularly attractive bid nav
ing been received, Governor AycoCh
has called the Directors OF the AZ
lantic and North Carolina RalIfod'i "
consider the matter. There are MOI
than one bid: but we violate no pro
nrietv in saving that the bid OF MI
Howiand of AsheVille, commands
more interest than any that has peeli
received. Mr.. Rowland is many tllneS
n millionaire He has proved ms
value to the state by his intra-moh-
tame electric roads at AshevlHe tie
has important financial and pollllcai
Connections; and should he take
charge of the Atlantic and Nerul
carolina Railroad, we reasonably look
forward to developments hitherto UNI
dreamed OF. We may be sure Lle
road would not remain Isolated. we
NAV also hope that the Morehead mar
Dor Will be developed; and II is not
beyond possibility that in a few years
traffic would be handled on this ROAD
fo,. al the world. We Will not say
more at present. Mr.. HoWland pa
is high: and should the Governor put
il through we venture the prediction
that i'm years TO come it will ADJ as
r1ucb lustre to his brilliant admins
tration as any other act. rms paper
has always advocated the leasing OF
this property But we have appre-
clated too keenly the position OF the
administration TO urge the matter II
would have been wrong to accept the
mysterious and high-handed McBee
proffers; and the other bids have not
been Of 2 character to command un-
usual attention. But the ioWland
bid stands before us as a great IRE
sistibie opportunity
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vice to his constituents, and those who
have sought his advice.
I'm being asked to accept the Speak
nrship. Mr. Guion's friends are not
from any one locality or section, but
from all parts of North Carolina will
be. heard the expressed wish that he
may be elected TO the Speakership OF
the House of the newt General Assem-
bly of North Carolina, and the Journal
eimnIv endorses, and most heartily,
tha election Of owen II. Guton. Esq,
because of his personal ability and
fitness for this high position, believing
that the Democrats of the state will
40 We'll in naming him for the Speak
n1.sni n
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of the country have little disposition
to further tempt Providence in that
direction. Mr.. Roosevelt's staggering
swashbuckler methods can DO niue
harm in private life, but at the head
of a nation they may involve it in Sc
rious and far-reaching difficulties.
None realize this better than the
strong men in his own party, and that
is why so many influential Repuph-
cans are coming out in opposition to
his reelection.
That he should be defeated must be
agreed by all who stop to consider
what his election means to the coun-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-20
Spirit of the Press.
Hon. A. w. Graham for Speaker.

Hon. A. w. Graham for Speaker.
oxford Public Ledger.
Granville county urges the name of
Hon. A. w. Graham. who was recently
nominated for the Legislature for
Sneaker of the House. in the next
Legisla ture Judge Graham is emf
lnentIy fitted-bOth by experience and
tenlperament for this high honor. He
is an experienced and capable legis-
lator, having served in the Legisla-
ture for four or more terms, being a
member of both the Senate and House
from Orange before he moved to
Granville and a member of the House
twice from this county besides this
term. He is by nature well qualified
for the place. He is q good parlia-
mentarian, a wise leader. a conserva-
tive. popular and distinguished citizen.
During the two past Legislatures
Judge Graham was a notable figure
in that body and few men welded so
great an influence as he. His record
there is both clean and able. He is
strong fighter for what he conceives
to be right and yet fair and cOnserva-
tive-a Democrat without limitation
mr. qualification. If elected to the
Sneakership he would give emineat
satisfaction to every member of the
body.
Perhaps no man IN the state KNOWS
more of men and of legislation or IS
better fitted to deal with the DerpleH-
ing difficulties and intricate problems
which best a speaker than he.
Granville county has sought lew
Offices and asked for few hoaors at
the hands of the Democratic party
but she will be highly gratified at the
selection of Judge Graham-one q
her favorite sons-for Speaker OF the
House. Let him be elected anu no
mistake will be made!
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Nervous Dyspepsia can be
cured if one will try the
Right Thing

/ was down with Nervous Dyspepsia
for eight years. When | was taken |
weighed 1S5 pounds, and 1t reduced
me to lis. l could not touch solid
fool. l believe if / had taken solid
food it would have killed me, and l
had to live on sweets and lightest kind
of diet.
l had severe nervous spells nearly
every day and would have doctors to
treat me, but they did not do me one
particle of good, not even to relieve
me.
L was so weak that for three months
l was not able to walk across the room.
again, and | felt that 1 was in q worse
condition than anyone who ever lived.
Mrs Joe Person and my wife per-
suaded me to use Mrs joe Person $
Remedy.
l bought q dozen bottles and it was
three months before l felt any relief at
all. Then | commenced to improve
right along.
i took 30 bottles and il cured me.
1t has been two years since / was
cured, and j have never had q touch OF
the trouble since. and can eat anything
under the sun, and rs much of it as
want
If anyone will stick to Mrs. Persons
Remedy long enough to build up the
system. / know it viii cure the most
aggravated case Of dyspepsia or ner-
vousness that can be found.
b. M. MEDLIN.
Creedmore, Granville Co, n. c., r.
f. ID. No. L., Aug. /, 1904.
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Greensboro, N. c., Aug. 10, 1904.
THE PRESIDENTS MANSION.
Plans Being Prepared for This Pro-
posed Building at the State Uni
YcrSitX.
(Special to News and ObserverD

Especial to News ana observer
Chapel Hill, Aug. 19.-Plans are be-
ing prepared for the proper presi-
dents mansion, which will be erected
on the Hill within the next year.
The presidents dwelling at the Uni
versity was burned some fifteen years
ago. This was the house made mem
orable by the many historic incidents
connected with President SWANS ad-
ministration. lie was the last preSi-
dent to occupy it. Since that time
there has been no proper home for
the president at the University. About
two years ago, through an escheat the
University fell heir to a house in
another section of the State. This
house has been sold and the trustees
propose to use the proceeds for the
building of a mansion to be used by
the president.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-20
For Speaker Next House. Owen IT.
Guion. Esq.
New Bern Journal.)

In seeking the Democrat who shall
preside over the next House, in the
General Assembly of North Carolina
it looks eminently fit ana just that the
East should be recognized, and the
Speakership so to the gentleman from
this section of the State, who may be
best qualified to meet the duties and
requirements of the position
In seeking the Speakership for East
ern Carolina, the Journal in no de-
gree fails to recognize the ability or
address of the Democrats who may
be urged by their friends in the CEN
trail or western sections Of the State,
for this honOred position.
But there is a political equity that
the Democratic party should not fail
to recognize, and in recognizing
should not hesitate to act, so that the
party members may always feel that
being a Democrat regardless of lis
trict or section in the State, personal
claims, and individual merit will re-
ceiVe just and impartial consideration
by the party as a whole.
In naming q candidate from the
eastern section of the state, the Jour
nal believes that the party viii do
credit to itself. as we'll as honor this
section, by electing to the Speaker
ship, owen II. Guion, ESQ of Craven
county, q gentleman whose name is
known in all Democratic circles in
North Carolina, whose ability and
genius, as a conservative and pains
taking member OF the Legislature are
well known, and whose party stand
ing needs no word Of praise or eX-
PLANTATION.
MIR. Guion's home political record
was such as to make him the unani-
nous Democratic choice for the Legis-
ture which next meets in Raleigh In
his profession. Mr.. Cuion has no peer,
and his success has been as progress
sive, steady and advancing, as has
been his care and conscientious SER
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-20
\ Sudden and Sad Death.
NsFg zeaEs JSEkS i sssS - .s@ az
Especial to The News and Observer

Especial to The News and Observer)
oxford n. c., Aug. 19.-The Minor
mill community was greatly shocked
Thursday morning to learn of the
sudden death of Mr.. j. b. Knott
which occurred while he was sitting
in chair near one of his barns as he
was curing tobacco. II was early in
the morning and Mrs. Knott told a
negro boy to go and see how the heat
stood, and about that time Mr.. Knott
gave a gasp and all was over with
him.
He was most excellent young man
and Nhighly esteemed by his friends
and neighbors, and his sudden death
ty.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-20
Glad 90 Make the Correction.

To the Rditor | see in your pa
per of today a clipping taken from
the Salisbury Sun to the effect that
Rockingham county has nominated
avowed opponents to the Watts law.
This is altogether q mistake, as
Rockingham county convention has
not been held yet and will not be
held until the 18th of September, at
which time the Democratic party will
nominate candidates who will stand
squarely on the platform.
Thanking you to make this correc-
ton, / am
Respectfully.
FRANCIS WOMACK.
Chairman.
Reidsville, N. c.. Aug. 10.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-20

emfnently fit that the people who are
materially interested in the road. the
property and business along the lire
Of same should be custodians OF its
management. one of the chief objec-
tons on the part of these people, to
Il lease Of The road. appears to have
been a doubt or suspicion as to
whether their interests would be
properly considered and cared for
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-20
MORNING TONIC.

ernest Neal Lyon in Everybody S
Magazine for September.)
Boldly adventures! For the fight is
BY him who ventures all with dar-
ing heart,
And his is peace, at setting OF the sun
Who in the struggle plays manly
Darti
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-20
Does Things on a Largo Scale.

Roanokc-Chowan Tinlcs.
The News and observer o. last : I'M I'M
day is of special interest to every
newspaper man in the state ana d. IS
very creditable to that enterprising
newspaper. The News aid oosGrN .'lr
does things on large scale. Long
may it live and prosper.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-20
The states Greatest Paper.
VI. Olive Tribune.

Last Sundays News and Observer
was an anniversary edition, the teilth
anniversary under it's present man
agement. 1t was highly creditaole
and contained a large amount OF III
teresting and Instructive facts. We
are proud of the success already
achieved by North Carolina's greatest
newspaper. and extend congratula-
tons to Brother Daniels for the III
ture bright prospects of the paper
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-20

IT is said that prominent lee
publican township in this county Wall
largely revolntioniZo itself in his
campaign Owing to the attitude OF
the Republican party II this state
toward the temperance question,
some very prominent men who AZ
faithful in church and all religious
work win decline to vote the Reppb-
lican ticket this campaign. and many
have expressed their intention to vote
the straight Democratic. IT is pure
matter of principle. Ibe Democratic
party is the pronounced eader Of
TEMPERANCE thought in the STATE ana
a man who conscicntiouSlY favors
temperance reform can rot afford 70
withhold his patronage from the only
party Which represents his ideas and
at tho same time cmbo lies az tnat
viii give us true goverGment.---Star
ly Enterprise.
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W.S a Hummer.
NASHVILLE Graphic.

NaSnNIIIG NITdUIIIC.
The News and Observers twenty
four page Anniversary Edition was
hummer. The News and Observer has
printed many valuable and useful
special editions none of which have
been more interesting and valuable
than it's Sunday recital of the pro-
gress made by North Carolina $ lead
ing daily. The newspaper fraternity
throughout the State as we'll as every
reader of the ''Old Reliable find IT. IL
most Interesting and valuable hlstorl-
ca! production.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-20
Political Chat.

Mr.. James A Robinson. the popu-
lar and genial editor OF the Durham M
snn-"the original Glenn man" in
Durham county-was in Raleigh to
hear Glenn speak on ,,.' We 6i ffia
a.I2aIaiyb gave our standard bear
er. r. B. Glenn. rousing and royal
reception yesterday and last ~, night at
Metropolitan Hall was crowded TO
49, ~ Nm He made one of Bob
G cfe characteristic speeches. It
was the firing OF a big gun IN ii
campaign, and it enthused Wake De
r %ocrac2 to high pitch. The issues
We're clearly discussed 1,loi and i6a be pem a9-
cratic platform from "a to iZzard' as
he expressed it. From the warm and
hearty applause he received 1t was va
conclusive that the audience ana the
sneaker we're in enthusiastic accord
Mr. Glenn will visit Durham at the
convenience Of the Democrats ana
give The people some Democratic doc-
trine that is straight from the should
er and rings like bell
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-20

Prompt treatment Of a slight attack
of Didrrhoea viii often prevent seri-
Gus sickness. The best known rene
dy is DR. Seth Arnold's Balsam
Your apotheories. w. G. Thomas.
Tucker Building Pharmacy and Bob
bitt-Wyrne Drug Co, warrants it to
give satisfaction.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-20
Lease of \. q n. G. Il. H.
Greensboro Record

GTteIlSDOIO IhGtVI u
The News and Observer Is a q Use !,
by a correspondent at MoIeil'ea e'i..' eitg
f fl,,'t tl = n,Irnose of leasing the a. &; n
= - 1 s,,il - Mr. w. L. Kennedy, a
- ,5ro 49, 81 h,lsifess man of Falling
1,nonil hnino ~ The head of the move
siaeiA' o4l1er things being equal
that is with satisfactory o,1 terms ,, and
proper safeguards would appear
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Mr. Glenn the other night stated the
situation quite as truly as neatly when
he declared that three classes of men
in the South would not vote for Roose-
welt for President, these being the
Confederate soldiers, the Southern
men and the white men.
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Is Truly Marvellous.

NOrIOIk Ian dmdrk.
Last sunday with an interesting
and lively special edition The Raleigh
News and Observer celebrated the
tenth anniversary of it's life under the
present management. The energy OF
The News and Observer is truly mar
velous. 1t has no room on us STAN
for any man that does not know now
to work and like to work. ana tne
IIditor-in-Chief Mr.. JoseDhus iJftlllelS'
sets the example for all the rest.