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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-30
3rd.
Hon. w. NJ. Bond:

3rd.
Hon. w. NJ. Bond:
Plymouth, October 31st.
Hon. John S. Henderson,:
Sparta, October 31St
Hon. Claude Kitchin and Hon. John
III. Kerr:
Jackson, October 31st.
Lewiston, November 1st.
Scotland Neck, November End.
Warrenton, November 3rd.
Hon. Claude Kitchin:
Roxboro. November 5th.
Hon. r. n. Page and Hon. Frank
ArmfeId:
Pennington, November 1st.
Cana, November LIST, at night.
Fork Church, November 2nd.
Mocksville, November End. at night.
Cooleemee. November 3rd, at night.
Hon. Lee S. Ovennan and Hon. James
III. POu:
ALTERNATE, November 18th. (Rally)
Hon. b. Il. Dixon:
Grouse Station, October 31st.
Long Shoals Cotton Mills, October
31st, at night.
Reepsville, November 1st.
Laboratory Cotton Mills, November
LIST, at night.
Forest City, November End at two
o'clock.
Cliffside. November End, at night.
Earls, November 4th, at night.
MulPs Store, November 5th, at
o'clock.
baltimore, November Bird. at night.
Hon. w. ID. Turner and Hon. Locke
Craig.
Taylorsville November 5th. (Rally.)
Hon. Theo. +. KluttZ:
Lincolnton, November 9Th. (Rally.)
cue and Rally.)
| Hon. w. III. Bower and Hon. w. A.
Self:
Lenoir, November 9Th. (Rally)
Hon. Theo. Il. KluttZ and Hon. Il. +.
| Dixon:
MocksvilIe, November 18th. (Bar-
becue(and rally.)
Hon. Dan Hugh Mclean and Hon. j.
A. Brown:
| Angler, November End.
Neill's Creek, November 3rd
Coats, November 4th.
Dunn, November 5th.
Hon. j. ID. Mccall:
Shelby, October 31st, at night.
Smith Grove, November 3rd, at night
| Cherry Hill, November 4th, at night.
Cooleemee, November 5th, at night.
Hon. B. II. Ascock:
Southport, october 31St.
Hon. Locke Craig and Hon. w. "A.
Self:
Hickory. November 18th. (Rally.)
Hon. Dan Hugh Mclean
Newton Grove, Sampson county.
October 31st
Mingo Lodge, Sampson county, No
vember 1st
Hon. James III. Pou and Hon. A. l..
Brooks
StatesviIle, November 5th, (barbecue
and rally.)
Hon. G.. Il. Patterson
Prospect Normal School,) October
End, at night.
Hon. A. c. Avery
Marshall, November End.
Hot Springs November 3rd.
Hon. Lee S. Overman and Hon Il. w.
Winston:
Concord, November 5th. (Rally.)
Hon. w. G. Hammer:
Mt. Gilead, October 31st at night.
Star, November 4th, at night.
Let all the people attend and hear
the issues of the day discussed.
+. M. SIMMONS,
Chairman.
ALEX. 7. FIELD. Secretary.
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THE WORK OF THE WOMEN.
The EdSecOmbe Dau~ hters Of the Con
federacy Honor Brave Soldiers.

The News and Observer requested
Miss Sallie b. Station. secretary of the
William Dorsey Fender chapter of the
Daughters of the Confederacy to
furnish a history of the whole WORK
the women of Edgecombe have done
in erecting the monument unveiled
in Tarboro yesterday. At his request,
Col. James b. Llovd furnishes the fol-
lowing:
History of the Wp, Dorsey Pender
Chapter.
To the Editor:-The William Dor
sey Pender Chapter United Daughters
of the Confederacy was Organized
October 18th. 1902, at the residence
of Mrs. w. H. Johnston. Tarboro, n.
c., with the following officers:
Mrs. William Dorsey Fender hon
orary president, Mrs. H. C. Bourne.
president; Miss Sale De- Fender.
vice president; Miss Sally B. station.
recording secretary; Miss Miriam r.
Lanier, corresponding secretary Mrs.
Orren William treasurer.
The following compose the govern
ing board: Mrs. H. c. Bourne chair
man; Miss Sallie Daw Fender, Miss
Sallie B. station, Miss Miriam r. Lam
Ter. Miss Laulie Bridgers. Mrs Orren
Williams. Mrs. S. S Nash, Mrs. John
w. Gotten, Mrs. l.. l.. station ana
Mrs. r II. Speight.
The objects and aims of the chap
ter ar set forth in the following pa
triotic language of their - Stitution:
''In every way to distinguish truth
and error as to the great and worthy
cause for which our hOnored dead and
IiviD" cOntended. To impress with all
possible. emphasis upon the mind and
heart of our own youth the righteous
ness Of the principles of the COnfed-
cPacy.
TO bring together in common
cause the women OF this State who
| shared the common dancers. suffer-
| ings. and Drivations consequent upon
the war. and who are still faithful to
| the '.rinciDles OF the COnfederacy.,
| Could noble, true-hearted, devoted
| and patriotic women be engaged in 4
| higher or holier cause? With patti
! ence. treless energy and jealous en-
: thusiaSm the members of the VILLA M
/ Dorsey Fender Chapter have worked
and toiled and struggled. and to-dav
these noble women with thrilling pull
sations of JOY. witnessed the consum-
nation of their cherished hopes and
fondest dream-the unwilling of :,
monument to perpetuate the noble,
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ALEX. !. FIELD. Secretary.
TO Cure a cold in One Dav.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. u. w. Groves
signature is on each box. Zoe.
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Democratic DisaffectiOn
Continued From First Page }

years been favoring a graded school
system for his own town, including a
we'll equipped NEGRO school open 10
every negro child of school age in the
town. He had voted for the special
tax and for several years had been u
member of the local school board.
When reminded of this fact, he sur
rendered and admitted that to be coil-
sistent he would have to cOncede the
same right to other communities or
hereafter vote to close the schools IN
his own town.
Democrat who is disguised because
date for Congress in the Eighth dis
trict, secured the passage of a bill
through the last Legislature establish
ing a train school for teachers at
Boone, the northwestern section of
the State, he declared that there are
too many mountain gals" who want to
quit cooking and washing and go to
teaching school.
A Greensboro man is hot in the col
lar because a large majority of the vot-
ers in his town voted to adopt pro-
hibition instead of a dispensary, and I
know of a aRleigh man who is still
fussing because Raleigh established a
.diSpensaTy instead of prohibition.
These are the Democratic disSen-
sions upon which the Republicans are
relying on to reduce the Democratic
majority in the State to so 600. Per-
haps they will do it, but if there is
anything like a full vote polled. you
may look out for a Parker ana Glenn
majority of sixty thousand or more.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-30
State Democratic Campaign Speaking.

The following gentlemen will ad-
dress the people at the times and
places given below:
Hon. Charles b. AycOck, Governor of
North Carolina
Clinton. October 31st. Barbecue
and Rally.)
Hood Swamp, November LIST, at II
o'clock.
Mount Olive, November 1st, at
night.
Sasser's Mills, November 2nd, at
10 o'clock.
Griffin's, Martin county. November
3rd. barbecue and Rally.)
GoldsborO. November T. at night
Hon. Il. B. Glenn. Democratic candi-
date for Governor
Hillsboro. October 31st.
Durham, October 31st, at night.
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HERPICIDE \ "HAIR-sAyER. I.

L
IS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-01

This is fine weather for Easter, but
then, it may be clear by Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-01
This is the way the Hoboken oh.
server treats the defeat of DR..
Henry's antitoxin bill: .

"NJ
server treats the defeat of DR..
Henry's antitoxin bill: .
1.-THE defeat of the a~ntitoxin bill,
advocated by every decent paper in
the State, as well as by the medical
profession almost to q man, was the
most culpable act of the recent ses-
sion of the Legislature. 1t was more
than this: it was positively inhuman.
From the very start there was a de-
termlned effort to kill off this measure
and the tactics resorted to were little
short of disgraceful. The "death
trust" as the combination which
keeps up tho extorionate price of tho
drug has been fifty denominated, can
well afford to rejoice owe this victory
lat Trenton, even the lives of count
lessvdiphtheria victims that otherwise
might be saved, are sacrificed in
consequence.
Other papers have editorials in the
10 ne strain while the Newark Even
ing News calls upon the Legislature to
reconsider their action in the matter
when they meet in special session and
satisfy the demand of the people by
passing the bill as originally intro
duced by DIR. Henry. Surely if the
A-ofSsm aehusetts and the city of
Newark can afford to make the anti
toxin to be given to their citizens
New JERSEY is rich enough to do it
also. This is spending the States
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-01

That man who found $50 in q
second hand oyerooat which he
lought, might be said to have bought
o gold brick. 1t wasn't one of those
gilded kind, either. Evidently I'll Q
wife of the man who sold the coat to
the secondhand dealer was not in the
habit of going through his pockets.
But, what is more likely, he did rot
have q wife.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-01
revenue in a name that will direct.
ly benefit the masses.

The, presentation of trumpets to the
two fire companies which assisted Of
the fire in this city recently, is an Ok.
cellent way to express the apprecia.
tion of the city for the work done.
1t Is to the credit of the citizens that
the matter was done 30 quietly.
There was no undue noise and appeals
for money. Everybody to whom the
idea was mentioned was glad of the
opportunity to give something and the
tokens bear no marks of bleeding
people to raise the price.
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traht tommt, gu erreiden.
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,.stn Sas StaStS9ultbeiBememt tn
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ten einIeitet: Pin bas Stabti6ultbeiz
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-Rort6 Carolina 8dt fir bie5tadts=

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t0nnen Tie freilih ni9ts bagegen, Mas
bem @inen re6t 1T, lit Dem glnberea
billig.
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- Sci etnem @tnitur3 in Der Mrb,
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@olo., famen 6 Mrbeiter UNI.
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mar. Die ituoirenbe Susenb tann bic
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9er11tfIh1tea.

Die sitldnbiIfs gtitterT9dFt 6at an.
seregt, Die ritterIdaftIi9en GpmnaFsn.
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ben Oftieepro0in3en Dor mebrereH
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sen iG[agen benn aud felt eiltiser 3eii
ben Seutfhen segeniiber etnen perz
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etntrenoen Ir5tes berabfol9t tperben"
0us mstri I9e Spitem biirfte in obs
ie66drer 3ett It9 nun ou4 enblia
GroBbritannten unb feline golonen
erobern, na9bem Die sdbeiten unb ems
fluBrsthIten @egner Der tpiinfdenss
tputben Reform baIel6it bas 3eitli9s
eeIesnet 9aben: Sir 5rebertd 8rams
neu uno 9erbert Spencer. Der ge'
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-04
THE TRUSTS WILL CONTROL

The Sacramento Bee will buzz for
Roosevelt--and 1t may be incidentally
remarked that the Bee has sting. In
1ss6 and 1900 the Bee was by far the
Ablest supporter Bryan had in the west.
1t IL an able and virile independent
paper. Hear it now:
1.-THE Bee supported VIM. J. Bryan
Through two campaigns because of it's
reason Of it's admiration for the man.
It will probably support Theodore
Roosevelt this year. not because it up
holds his national principles in their
entirety-for there are some of which
1t thoroughly disapproves-butb because,
In addition to it's very keen admiration
OF his manly. courageous. incorrupti-
bile and intensely American spirit. it is
very likely ne will come closer to re-
Dresenting what the Bee believes than
the Democratic candidate will be allow
I'D to approach: because 1t is very
Democratic nomination for the purpose
OF disciplining Roosevelt; for the rea-
ION that the Democracy win probably
repudiate its doctrines Of 1895 and 1900
when It became temporarily the tribune
Of the people. and will relapse once
more into the safe. sane and conserva.
/ 1ive trust shelter II was when Grover
Cleveland became president and tn,
convenient lackey Of syndicated ant
criminal capital"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-04

EVERY DETAIL IN READINESS
At BIG CONVENTION HALL
CONTINUED from page ~

(Continued from page ~
band will enable the former to give
the necessary directions as to what
music is most appropriate at the mo-
ment.
There will be an efficient fire patrol
under the direction of the chief Of the
city fire department, and a still alarm
force armed with fire extfnguishers.
Two hundred policemen viii be on duty
outside Of the hall to preserve order
about the entrance.
The subcommittee on arrangements
of the national committee held its final
meeting Saturday and selected tenn
porary chairman for the convention.
John Sharpe williams. Of Mississippi.
c. A. Walsh. of Iowa. will be the tenn
porary secretary. and Col. John l.
Martin, of st. Louis. the temporary
sergeant-at-arms. Capt. Frank NJ.
Brust has been selected as chief door,
keeper.
The following will be the reading
clerks: c. J. Gavin. of Ration. New
Mexico: e. e. Murphy. of Leavenworth.
| Kas: w. w. Brandon. OF Montgomery,
Ria: JET Pollard. of st. Louis and John
J. Donavan. of Milwaukee, go u
| A number OF notices Of contests have
been filed with Secretary = Walsh
| Among them are contests from the
Twelfth Columbus district Of Ohio:
the Second district Of Maine: the First
Second. Third. Fourth. Fifth and ska
| districts Of Pennsylvania. and from stht
District of Columbia. UnofdciaI ad-
vices suggest that other contests may
be made, but these are all that have
been filed 20 far.
There IL talk of organizing biz
parade for the night of July 5. the ev'
Of the convention. in which all tn
marching clubs that come to the con
vention and the military and semi
military organisations of the city ar
to take part. but the movement has no
yet taken definite form.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-04
Oatos Of Sale Of Worlds Fair Tickets
Via Q. r. 4 n. Co.

First-class tickets with stop-over
privileges. 80 days lint, choice Of
routes in either direction. on sale June
18TH. 18th and 18th: July LIST. End. and
3rd: August 9Th, 9Th and 10th: Septem-
Der. 5th. 9Th and eth; October Srd. 4th
and 5th.
To st. Louis and return $61.S5.
To Chicago and return, $685..
Pullman tourist sleeping cars from
Riparia to St. Louis via. Salt Lake
and Colorado Springs without change
on June 18th. For berth reservations
and full information address,
C. w. MOUNT.
General Ascent. Lewiston. Ida.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-04

The politicians may be against Gov
ornor Morrison but the people are for
MIN. They believe him u 30 honest.
0mcient and capable. He has been
Royal to the best interests OF Idaho.
No grafts have been worked in this ad-
ns1iniUtration. there are no public scan
xaals ~ Be hushed in the management
~ tho ptate institutions ana the Ystnkx
lands have not been bartsred away stn
1imber syndicates. The record viii
mhsw = clsan balance sheet. In favor al
1he administration