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ST Joseph's church-First mass 81
73O a. m.: second mass (high mass
with sermon) 1890 d. m. Sunday
school at $50 p. m Baptisms at
$50 p. III. Evening deyotions, with
benediction, 80. Masses daily 6:3o
and 8 a M. The Ladies Altar society
meets the second Saturday OF each
month after second mass The Gem
etery association meets every fourth
Sunday after second mass, The G.
X. A. meets on the first and third
Sundays OF each month at 80 p, n..
a the home Of the pastor, Monsignor
lucey.
Monsgr. Lucey viii deliver his lee
ture on pur9atory at the evening ser
vice
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NO III Effects.

Dr. Edward Everett Haio tgis- =
story II New York clergyman Faao
had received call To fashionable
suburb Of Boston 4 gentleman Who
tad IN his employ two English er@su~
accidentally overheard III" foI oWl1a
eeayer atom between the tva
wants.
L appears thar the first groom Yao
had for some time heea cndoa1 T.o1
t. 4et the second sraon 10 attend #sar
wees al ~" church presided ovrr hv
fhe Np~ Yorh Clergyman. ND
Didn't you Hhr the scFmeo2
Very much. replied tsa o hr.s
very much even if e IS ~ l2h
church and HI Nethodi~t II .agpEs
as 'ow II. hatteDI the =bataernoou
service, TOO.
III mst knew you'd change >out
mind remarked the tirst groom IN
umphantly ~ III told Yer. lFe= earl
i'm fWiaf and What arm 'ae.'= 5e
Golfers Needy.
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body us,tulIy employed. vi uevcr
suffer from mischief
1he world Of works cxraod#na a
'his ycar ot t9ot. as il uel,r hls aa
fore Fgrry boy Of today WGo IS h \
primary school. OF 2rammar erad,.-ar
N a manual sa.na2 school. is. All an
moving 70 himself having fuoue
Weth carved oat= Tor INN ny world
cyeuts tht are now ta4sos Place.
china. Japan, Slbcr5a. tho= aepln:
Of Affica. South America. md mir
own undcvelorcd states aud t4a@ta-
ros. are opening golden opportunities
foI The tomorrow ef the boy WHO iq
Wiling 70 ~arts and III worEue. 10
think.
John Kuskin wrote. Hard work
ami clean worE produces the wula.a
greatest heroes
Why shonld MOI hey IF toaay
str.,r 20 be a hard aud clear work
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: CHURCHES AND Y. NJ. g.. A.


ThankS giving service y. p. ). {. +.
{ 50 All young people welcome.
Evening worship 80 p N. Song ser
vice. Tenor solo, Mr.. Geo. X. Wells.
Sermon, rs the Golden Rule practica.
be- An announcement Will be
lade today concerning the interest of
every member. You must be out at
enc of the services. A cordial invita-.
tlon is extended to all especially
strangers 10 attend these services to-
day. Church located corner Sixth av-
enue and Beech street. Percy O.
Cross, minister
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ia IL
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on November 20 and - about fifty
secretaries of tie y. NJ. G. \. located
on the Could svstem gathered al Kan
sas City 10 study the reIisious side
of the railroad association work. All
Of the expenses of this conference are
tc lie paid by Miss Helen MiIlof
Gepld. Aside from the splendid equip
neat o, the y. II. G A's of the GoHlG
syslom Miss Could is very anxious
that the association stand fae The all
round development Of mon sriritu.
a!!v as we'll as mentally. Man is on
v=as slrena as his weakest noiat
end tho y. VI. G. \. stand@ for an
.}lrcand man. strong physically men
tally and spiritually So the confer.
ence al Kansas City was to study the
lest method of developing the spirit
uel as we'll az tho mental ana
physical.
The following secretaries attended
the conference from Arkansas:
". p. Kline, formerly of HoXie.
S. W. Moore, North Little Rock
r. F. Stevenson, HoXie.
\. r. Richardson. Pine Bluff.
y. Z. Chan1bere. TeXarkana
Coo A. Shipp Van Buren.
7 W. Nelson. Van Buren,
r. r. Stacey. Texarkana
Mr.. Richardson arrived home Satur-
day from the meeting.
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REVISE AND REVISE AGAIN.

A. l4ie those responsible for ths
- eparanon of advertising copy do
p"t= revise sufficiently The ontv
way to produce successful copy is To
continue fhe process Of revision until
II is impossible for Tho writer 10 IN
prov. ON it This may axe nmeA
lima nut it VIII pay Profitable Nd
vertiSing
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F + = + + : + + + J + +
= HOME MISSIONS.
1. = II j. r + = + + r y + r.

The new edition OF the booklet.
Helps for Home Mission Societies.
Will prove compendium Of infofma-
ton to our anxiliaries. Price five
cents per copy, 50 cents per dozen.
Ibis booklet is indispensable to the
members of the Woman's Home MIS-
SION society. It IS certain 70 have an
immense circulation. Apply to Mrs.
X ". MaeDonnen. Nashville Tenn.
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The fourth and last quarterly cor
terence of Lakeside Methodist church
will be held Tuesday night at ths
church. At this conference the year
'y reports Of all departments of
church work will be read and otti-
GERS for the ensuing year elected
There have been l35 additions to the
church this year.
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First Presbyterian church-At the
Dr. J. L Caldwell, will occupy the
pulpit at both services, II a. n. and
$50 p. NJ Sunday school and Bible
Gass at $40 a. m Christian En-
deavor at $50 D. NJ A cordial inyi-
tation is given to all these services
Following is the program to he re2=
aered at his church this evening:
Organ prelude. Batiste.
Anthem, Magnify the Lord, Ash
ford.
Invocation, Or. Caldwell.
Quartet. "Sweet Beolah Land r
Hymn No. 54a. @IIark Ten Thoas
and Harps and Voices.
anor Solo. Bracket
Scripture reading Dr. caldwell
Anthem. Praise he=I.ar5l.. Ran
deeeer.
Violin soto 4Re=ieaation. Phelps
Hymna0fhem, "Fa5. From Ny
Heavenly Home Protheree.
0fe1tory. soprano sal7. = song et
9hanks2tyin@. Ata@en4
Hymn No. 9f2 Praise ~ lefo-
gah's Name"
Trio, @sweas f6a W4as Ne
"aNd.
BeueletjoH
C'H0ir-SopH0o Mis- N.eF FAR
fel, eoutfaAo N.Y. 2a.es =sat
Nj Daniel Taglal aa@s,# #}i.- Nom
io1T. orsaa:st. Mr F &eatse
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Miss Isabella Horton, deaconness
OF the NJ Z. church, is preparing a
companion book to Under Our Flag =
City Missions Will be the subject OF
the new book II viii doubtless prove
helpful and full of interest. ,'Prob
lens Of the Present South by Ed
ward Gardiner MurpheH, is recon
mended as a valuable addition to
the library Of Home mission workers
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FIVE
frcatad Now md =rhe~

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t#..s dfsar,
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at.ef .rrrt
-
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stejHe
.Ns#a,s.t# t#f,#.a4 - T...s
tHtnepeH
aao blaa atera
Yes. yo0 h.
gaity
Itar9 yon et#o .al aaI
went on
Only aow ana fd.a a tsa
7eesar Fntta ar 1a#= t.4= u##.r4
fl he cen going jaro-eee,saa# #a#ll. t.i.
hkee = ne. #Fhta.a.,6s J.=.5=.
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our schools have Gpena! WitA a ale
aDteadanee The Erst month shaa
q lar9e1= eaIel:ment fban thai ot any
pas faa~ EeaT IN tha history Of sbe
schools. The aae5egs AT key Wesf
zehaal suffered from den2ua lever tbs
tilst week Qt the -eh0o term, buf they
ave all recovering now
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There viii be regular services at
the Hawley Memorial church today
Sunday school, at $50 a. N. Preach.
ing at / a. IN. and 80 p. m. The
following is the musical program tor
the morning service:
Voluntary, G. d. Wilson.
Praise God From Whom All
blessings Flow" choir.
We Are Marching on to- Canaan.
". a. Ogden choir.
Hymn. congregation.
Offertory
Prayer.
Hymn, AL Hal the Power of Je-
s0s Name, Edw Petronet congrega
ton
SERMON The Lost Ideal. lsa.
GS:1S.
Invitation hymn
Benediction.
The program for The evening ser.
vice is as follows
Voluntary. organ.
Hymn Praise Ye the Lord II. K.
Palmer, congregation.
Prayer,
OHeftofy.
Glory 10 lsnael's God J. II
Resacrans
Sermon. Walking With God
IaTt1at5on hzmn.
BenedicfiGn.
a!1 lamos Mccoy. director
Mrs. T. " Vaughan. eraaui@t
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First Christian ehnrch.-Sundev
school 9:45. L. T. sallee superinte7d
ert. Morning worship II a. m. Ser
. mon, '.The church and its workin.;
--kor. Junior c. e. at Pas p. m.
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The board appropriated tiyel sun
fl each department Of the work.
These sums comply as nearly as pos
sibe with the estimates from the field.
They are made on a basis that each
will raise sum correspond.
ing to its membership over and above
aues AuAiIia1ies should not insist
on directing its donatians to cover
some work not Included in the ostl-
laate from the field, as 10 how the
board Will meet It's obligations. Ap-
preparations for the \ B G homo at
Dallas, ere made fer the current eN-
ponsos of forty airls. Let your money
so unaireclel u the general 5oarG.
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First Baptist church The pastor.
Rev. Ross Moore will preach al both
hours Of service. Subject for the
morning discourse. "Christianity tha
way of true happiness Evening sub
joct. Christ at the door Sunday
school $40 a N. B. Y Y. t. Go
y m, All arc cordially invited TO
Worship with the congregation
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Wfhaft in i Name z

slu3eet.aaH ,l,ttg tg-,tlan, rs Tie ncyy altg# -
multiHdc - stonuac a tIauble, IT lsl l.4t=.s=, ~
NJ Cd ehu~cof htHu disease kjdd@v tt,af. r..
constipation Aatutrnt4. inflammation ut -te
hlaa&er Hea.u&,a hcaaaoh.,.di1Iipess .,apea
Aiettts Rrd fhtumtttIsta cen grfIe'
FloWei locs 1lth afla1 Intestinal indigo. Oh
and luttkiN a.,s ont of ihe pntcstinHi tts.et
.eeedits =a'1up MY o. all OF the ailments men
uuncd. frl-t houle 3c HiR hottie, A.
all druggists
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The monthly service ef song VIII
Ec aiven by tho choir Of the t'irs.
Pro. byterian church this evening.
Coyiae at the season of Thankssjs-
ne the proeram has been arran@ca
in accord with his spirit.
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BeeH.al= services aGesife=5lesholIfs'
church today sunday seboal $40 a
n. Can't y T Robert ~lpe4nteaa
oat. Preaching Il a. M by pastor.
sapier Leaeuo , p. ~ At ID p III
tao children of tho Juvenile Missiona
y society viii render public pro
cram. Mrs Hattie Reeves merits
honor aud gratitude for her untirna
and successful efforts with the chih
dron. Como ont and hear them. "
G Watson, pastor.
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Mrs. z. c. Bufdette is now in
charge Of the city mission work il
Jacksonville, Fla. The work opens
successfully under her administration
Mrs. kesee. aoaconueas under the
NJ. f. church board. has been sceur-
ed fer the Augusta board Of city ms.
sions She Is a graduate Of the Chi
eaeo Training school, and comes
highly recommended by the principal.
Dr. Myer,
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Ono lallal- llnalrtal

one dollar, eGe b5Hdre4 one gbaHs
aad pat irt0 tne Lord treasury II!
I.ts mission and home e1Yols Nj
.3IiHcieh al earthly iHye tacats
fhis IS for eternity
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Ra-alae services Will BE held al ttIe
Is5i'zf sic aad.=t oAaseh today. The
aas5aaf Rsesra@ Is a. teflows
.tereIa .e.e.eEr Lord. =CaUcane
eeaf8ef choir
NHl'saal. .taHa Thou faunt,
th.17.a@. af,l31e1 choir.
fha Palms. FaJ~e Ar. lri
ArLtsIEou2.
~aaa Rey ]. : naVtins
51.e= selecal, Mss Cora Lee
HHcI1.
f GH5 evgaja4 .cfs ice viii be a. tot
lows
.Nnl5en, .Abfae With Ne suAds.
quartet choir.
tufhem. MOI a Sparrow FaIleth,
SaIds. quartet choir.
Solo. selected Mrs. Jesse II. Core.
Sermon. Bav. J. $ Hawkins.
Postmdc, selected. Miss Cora Lee
Buck.
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Nrs. J. 7. Dumas. a eoHseeratod
.Fhri5tjan Of Mobile. ,AIa., has made
a ai.f q $1,000 fer the purpose &
esfabIishina settlement home IN
rhat city. Oh. 10! more like her!
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Egg n&@ tatn tbeH }a1t
az rate tteQ arc He1cr= too fse=.s=-
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when thou ha thanked God +
every b'essins sent
What time will there reEaia for mm
mur OF lanent9?2
MRS. nONELS0N, Reporter
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fazsea 3as4lee and you Wiz Haf
Judgment
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AT THE CHURCHES.

%++++* 49, %+ - +
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THE RIGHT FLOP IN SAMPSON.
More News of the Vote to Tax for
Educational Purposes.
DIP In SAMPSON.
Especial to News and Observer. }

Especial to News and Observer
Clinton, N. c., July ia special
tax for schools of thirty cents on
property and ninety cents on the poll
was voted in Clinton today. One hun
dred and twenty-nine votes were cast
for the special tax and nine against
it. The territory embraced in the
special tax district is about five miles
in diameter and includes the town of
Clinton, which is notorious for haYinS
voted down a graded school. The
new district was formed by the con-
solidation of two old ones. A special
tax election for schools is to be held
near Clinton, in Halls township, Dis
trict No. 1, at an early date.
The summer school for the teach
erS of Sampson county convened july
18th, to continue four weeks. Nearly
a hundred teachers are enrolled. Mr..
G. M. Beach, principal of Dell school;
Mr.. G.. F. Edwards. principal OF
Salisbury high school, and Mrs. q. F.
Edwards are assisting County Super
intendent John A. Terrell in the
work. The teachers show themselves
TO be anxious for Improvement and
are doing splendid work.
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Everybody was young and happy, a
spirit of thorough enjoyment and re-
taxation ruling all. III a day filed
with fun, perhaps the most attractive
feature was a foot race among the
married ladies. participated in by
many and won by all, as the Judge
Captain j. p Leach, declared it a
dead heat"
Later all drove over to the home
place of Capt and Mrs. Leach, where
dancing, the ever desired pleasure,
ruled for several hours.
Tonight Misses Elizabeth and Carry
Helen Moore are entertaining in honor
Of Miss Andrews, whose popularity
grows as new friends are privileged to
know her.
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TO PAY FOR THEIR LODGE.
How a Worthy Cause at Warsaw MaN
be Aided.

Especial to News and Observer.)
Warsaw, N. c., July 15.-The fol-
lowing card has been issued by War
saw Lodge, No. 203, l. O. O. r.:
Dear Brother:-In order to finisl;
paying for our lodge building, we viii
have an Odd Fellows Fair, beginning
on the 2*th of July, lasting through
the 2Sth, and we will be very thank
full to you for anything you see fit to
give us that we can exhibit In our fair
and that we can sell for something
when we close. Anything will %
thankfully received from pocket
handkerchief to a horse and buggy,
Fraternally yours,
H. c.. OWEN,
S. A. STRICKLAND,
j. A. POWELL,
Committee.
The cause is q worthy one and lib
aral responses will doubtless be made,
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Social Life at Oxford.

Oxford, n. c., July Especially
Our town is filled with visitors and
much is being done for their pleasure,
Miss Annie Lee Currin is entertaining
charming house party. composed OF
the following young ladies: Miss Stan
ton, of Winston; Miss Lois Jennings
of Greensboro: Miss Louise Lewis, Of
Richmond, Va: Miss Lila Robson.
of Lawrencevilie, Va, and Miss Ethe,
Williamson, of Norfolk.
Misses Mary and Fannie Webb gave
a delightful "Anagram Party" Thurs
day evening from to IL, compliment
tary to their guests, Miss Lilly Wingo
of Richmond, Va, and Mrs Margaret
Dalton and Ruth Chritz of Winston,
The contest was much enjoyed an |.
an had charming time.
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a Wonderful Medicine.

If YOU read this paper you know about brakes
Palmetto Wine for the Stomach. Flatulency and
Constipation. We continually praise It, as hum
dreds of our readers do. Any reader of this can
have n trial bottle of Brakes Palmetto Wine
free, by sending letter or postal card TO Drake
Formula Company Drake Building Chicago, Ill.
One dose day of this tonic, laxative Palmetto
medicine gives immediate relief and often cures
in q few days. brakes Palmetto Wine is a
wonder worker for BLOOD. Liver and Kidneys.
Seventy five cents at Drug Stores for a large
bottle usual dollar size, but a trial bottle will
be sent free and prepaid to every reader OF this
paper who writes for it.
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TO CURE ANY DISEASE.
The Cause Must be Removed, Same
Way With Dandruff.

falling hair and badness. you will have
no more dandruff, and your hair must
grow luxuriantly. Newbro's Herpicide
not only contains the dandruff germ
destroyer, but it is also most delight
full hair dressing for regular toilet use.
No other hair preparation is on this
scientific basis of destroying the dandruf
germs. 1t stops all irritation. keeps the
scalp sweet, pure and wholesome. Re-
member that something claimed to be
Just as good" will not do the work of
genuine Herpicide. Sold by leading
druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sam
pie to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich.
Henry L. Hicks q Co.. Special Agents.
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A Delightful House Party.

Moncure, N. c., July 15.-(Special.)
For the last week Miss Matte
Bradshaw has entertained at her hos
pitable home the following young peo-
pie: Misses la and Vera Blue, of
Aberdeen; Pearle Johnson, of Will
mington; Bessie Blue, of Raeford
Messrs. l.. II. ALFRED, of Youngsville;
b. A. Wiki and Walter Shaffer, of
Hamlet, and AKRON Chisholm, of San
ford.
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On the Diamond.
American League.
(By the Associated Press.)

(By the Associated Press)
At New York r. II. f.
Cleveland :. % 0 0 0 O 90
90 0 o 0 % 10
New York -. % 0 001 0
900 O Ia s 4
Batteries: Moore and Bemis; Pow
ell and Klein,
At Washington r. H. E.
Washington 0000 90 2 % 2
St Louis 30 1 2 0 2 0 % IL A
Batteries: Townsend, Dunley and
Clarke; Glade and Suggen.
At Boston RH E.
Boston 0O01OO "a 4
Detroit Il 0 0 0 0 0 0-3 2
Batteries: Donovan and Bulowe
Gibson and Criger.
At Philadelphia r. II. F..
Chicago 90 0 0 0 0 0-1 3
Phila. 2 0 0 3 0 ks 10 2
Batteries: White and Sullivan !;
Plank and Powers.
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Lumberton Robesonian. }

Uumberton Robesonian.)
Mr.. Frank Morgan has taken up the
block of ten thousand dollar bonds
owed by the college at Red Springs
held by a Greensboro Company, in
order to make it easier for the college
to pay them. The purpose of this
generous friend is to wait on the col
lege if in it's great struggles it should
be unable to meet. the payments as
they become due.-Rev. p. r. Law, in
Lumberton Robesonan.
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Convention Called to Meet in Edenton
August 18th.
(special to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Washington, n. c., July l5.-lhe
Congressional convention for the Flrst
Congressional District has been calied
to meet in the town of Edentoll, on
Wednesday, August II, at two G, CLOCK
D. M. for the purpose of nominating
q candidate for Congress. our pres
emf CONGRESSMAN. John III. Small, Will
no doubt, be named by acclamauon
to succeed himself. The judicial
convention has been called to meet
the same date at the same place.
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Entertained In Honor of Miss Andrews

Littleton, N. c., July 15.-(Special)
Yesterday at the country home of
Mr.. John p. Leach, Jr., and under the
chaperonage of Mesdames Leach, Har.
rison, Spruill and Moore most en-
joyable barbecue was given by the
young men, in honor of Miss Mary
Haywood Andrews, of Raleigh, who is
visiting Miss Sara Moore Leach.
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WOMAN and
...S0CIETY...
The Tide of Love.

AS ocean clasps the yielding shore
My love would hold thee near:
I watch beside the hearts high tide
For tidings of thee. dear
AS one who waits for treasure ship:
To bear across the sea-
/ wait the treasure thy dear lips
Alone can bring to me.
In on the tide of love
Sail to thy victory.
All i'm the pride of love
Banners unfurled.
Thou art my argosy;
Come to me speedily
i am the mate for thee,
World of my world!
At night the tired earth enfOldS
And lullS with soft caresS,
My love would share thy every care
And comfort thy distress.
AS morning runs to greet the sun,
While joyful mists arise,
My pulses toward thee madly run
While love bedims my eyes.
On the dawn-tide of love
Cometh the hearts desire,
Proud with the pride of love
Fire of fire!
Love, love, / wait for thee:
Come to me speedily!
Thou art the mate for me,
World of my world
Cincinnati Commercial-Tribun
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Time has almost divided July in
halves yet the crop conditions continue
as favorable as any time since they
were planted. That the farmer feels
we'll over it is evident-Tarboro South
erner.
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Southern League.

(By the Associated Press.)
At New Orleans r. II. E.
Nashville % 90 / 0 0 2-3 1 /
New Orleans 90 l 0 0 0 0 0-1 2
Batteries: Nickens and Accorsni;
Wigs and Fox.
At Little Rock r. H e.
Little Rock % 30 5 4 L Ks Z s
Montgomery 0 % O 0 0 2 0 % 9 5
Batteries: Watt and Anderson; Hale
and Manners.
At Memphis r. IT. e.
Memphis % 0 0 1 % 0 0 IL 3 2
Birmingham 90 1 90 0 0 0-1 2 3
Batteries: Goodwin and Hurlburt;
STREET., Galloway and Mathews.
At Shreveport r. Fl. L.
Shreveport 20 0 4 0 0 0 o. l
Atlanta q. 20 1 0 l O 2 Is 6 l
Batteries: Feye, Hughey and Graf
1ius: McMackin, Elye and Clarke.
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WANTED-THE TOWN OF MOUNT

Olive, N. c., wishes to let out con-
tract for placing two foot thing in
about fifteen hundred feet of ditch
ing, bids received to August the 1st;
right reserved to reject any or all
bids. For further information apply
to Jas. r.. Hatch, Mayor.
7-16-1W.
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WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD SEC
ond hand engines and boilers for
sale, ranging from five to seventy
five horsepower. Quick delivery
Raleigh Iron Works. 16-tf
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At st. Louis r. II. e.
St Louis @ % 300 o 90 3 l
Brooklyn .O01 O 0 0 0-1 1 4
Batteries: O'Neill and Zearfoss;
Garvin and Ritter.
At Cincinnati r. II. F..
Cincinnati .-.O1O 0O1OO % 8 l
New York 2 1 0 1 1 0 0 0--5 9 ]
Batteries Ewing and Schleigh;
attheWS and Warner.
At Chicago r. II. E.
Chicago 10000 1905
Boston 2 0 D / l 0 0 0 o.
Batteries: Corridor and Killing; Pit
finger and Needham.
At Pittsburg- r. II. Il,
Pittsburg % 0 0 0 0 I Is
Phila. % 0 0 0 0 / 0 0 0-1
Batteries: Case and Smith; Mitch
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At Macon r. II. F..
Macon 90 21 001 x-4 10 2
Savannah % o 0 0 3 0 0 0-3 6 l
Batteries: Bane and Harnish; Stahl
and Holmes.
AT Augusta r. II. e.
Charleston ..oO1OOO1 90
Augusta 90 90 Oh 1-3 6
Batteries: Mitchell and Smith; Lu-
cas- and Roth.
At Columbia r. H e.
Columbia .0005 0 3 2 x-1O II
Jacksonville AZ 900 OF o. Z II 4
Batteries: Hershman and GeuSse
Kerwin, Anderson and Robinson.
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