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The news & observer., 1905-06-08
serves the fine reputation he is max

serves the fine reputation he is MAX
ing
There is no capital case to be tried,
and there are only thirty-five cases
on the State docket, most of which
are for misdemeanors. About tWen-
" of the defendants are indicted for
gambling, and Judge Ward is putting
on the proper fines, and this manner
of administering justice will doubtless
be effective elsewhere as we'll as here.
Everybody comes, or is supposed to
come, to court in Hyde county, and
it seems to be an established custom
that the time to transact business of
every character is during court week
Especially is horse trading big at this
time. and by the way, you can see
here just as fast ''goers," and good
stock of all kinds, hogs. sheep. cattle
etc, as in any county in North Caro-
lima.
Swan Quarter is by land fifty miles
from Washington thirty from Bel
haven, and eighteen to Makeville BY
water Washington is ffty-five miles,
and the trip is most delightful. From
Ocracoke Island, Swan Quarter is
about thirty miles. and that is the
fifth township across the sound. There
are four townships on this the north
side of the sound, embracing territory
fifty miles long and twenty-five miles
wide.> To see the county, one must
go around the famous Mattamuskeet
Lake, as beautiful a sheet of water as
there is i'm any land. and it is sur
rounded by magnificent farming lands
of rich, black soil, the depth of which,
| am informed, is from four TO six
feet, and will produce an acreage of
from six to eight barrels of corn to
the acre. while much of the ground
Will produce from ten to twelve bar
rels TO the acre. The corn raised on
the north side of the lake is sold to
German agents to be shipped to the
Fatherland.' The productivity of
the soil when planted in potatoes is
from forty to fifty barrels to the acre,
and on the best lands fifty bushels
OF oats to the acre may easily be
made. There is not in the world any
better land for cattle raising.
The news & observer., 1905-06-08
CAPT. w. j. HILL DEAD.
Was Popular Conductor on the Coast
Line

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Scotland Neck N. c., June t..
Capt. Whit j. Hill died at the home or
his father, postmaster A. b. Hill, yes
terday afternoon. He was a popular
conductor on the Atlantic Coast Line
Railway, his runs covering some of the
most important divisions of the road.
Several months ago he was stricken
with paralysis and was taken to
hospital in Richmond where he re-
manned until few weeks ago, when
he was brought here to his fathers
home Capt. Hill was between forty
five and fifty years old. and leaves
wife and two daughters besides a large
number of relatives
This is the second death in POST
master HilPs home within a week. his
wife having died a week ago today.
Deep sympathy is felt for him in mis-
bereavement. The remains We're in
tered in the Episcopal Cemetery this
afternoon, Rev. G. w. Phelps conduct
ing the service
The news & observer., 1905-06-08

every advantage for a refinery. Com
pany has right of way to this site for
pipe line and pipe is now on the road
and the line Will be completed as fast
as Worlxmen can crowd the work. We
nave the oil. have surrounded our
consuming territory for refined oil
with hundreds of stockholders who
will be doubly interested in helping
the company sell their product at a
handsome profit. The capacity of the
two refEeries and pipe line will be
enough to net the company twelve
Thousand dollars a day with oil at
present prices. This is no child of a
company; it is strong and is growing
stronger, paying as it goes, will make
great dividtndS#an stock is certain
to go past 81 per share and continue
to grow in value.
The news & observer., 1905-06-08
CherryvaIe Plant Will BE Turning Out
Refined Oil in Six Weeks

The Uncle Sam company has been
doing things from the word go. Never
has the onward rush of the rapid
progress been delayed one minute.
Machinery has been coming in every
day by the car load. From fifty to
ninety men have been steadily at
work for the past six weeks. Now
the plant is fast nearing completion
and it will not be over six weeks until
it will be running to it's full capacity.
When you buy stock in this company
you join an enterprise that is doing
things. You can buy ten thousand
shares now for eight hundred dollars,
while in thirty days you will not be
able to secure the same stock for even
fifteen hundred dollars.
The news & observer., 1905-06-08
New Summer Resorts.
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Especial to News and Observer)
TayIorsville, n c., June Alex
ander county has two springs or
hotels for summer visitors, Aka
Lithia. six miles west, and Hiddenite,
six miles east of this place. The lat
ter has a new hotel building with fifty
rooms, just finished and newly furn-
iShed.
Col. G.. w. Flowers, of Durham, was
here this afternoon, returning from
Morganton
Mrs. w. P. Hedrick and children, of
Raleigh, arrived here last week to
spend the summer months at her
former home town among relatives
and friends.
Mr.. Cain Goble and daughters, of
Kansas, are in Alexander county visit
ing relatives.
The news & observer., 1905-06-08
Pipe Line Will Pay for Itself i'm Eigh-
teen Months.

There is only one safe way to engage
in the oil refining business. That is to
own and operate your own pipe lines.
That is the reason the Uncle Sam re-
finery is crowding the work on the
pipe line to navigable waters. The
company as above stated. has The right
of way already secured. Fifty-five
miles of the pipe is now ordered and
will be on the grounds in thirty days.
There is no speculation about building
this pipeline. There is twice over the
amount of oil that can be run over
the present pipelines facilities from
the Kansas and Indian territory oil
fields. There is plenty of room for
two or three more pipelines The
Uncle Sam pipeline figured on con-
servative basis will pay for itself in
the saving of freights i'm eighteen
months. Now is this not conclusive
proof that when we say the stock of
this company will Increase twenty
fold that we are making a conservative
estimate? Why not invest $4,000 for
%. 600 shares now before the work de-
velops so far as to increase the real
values several fold? Don't delay,
thinking work will not walk right
along. for things are moving down
this way.
The news & observer., 1905-06-08
Financial Condition of the Company.

Authorized capitalization is ten mill
lion dollars. Every share of the stock
draws the same amount of dividends
as any other share. Par value is 81
per share. Stock is worcestershire.
There was no deadhead stock III the
company. Every share has been sold
for cash from the start. There are
now remaining in the treasury five
million. Eve hundred and fifteen thou
sand shares. This stock is in good
demand at s cents per share. For
the past thirty days the average cash
daily remittances have run over fifteen
hundred dollars per day. The COM
pany now has oyer two thousand
stockholders scattered all over the
United States and in Mexico and Cana
da Every stockholder is Interested
in pushing the company on to greater
successes. There are now subscribed
in the form of installments on stock
which are guilt edge and all will be
paid IN during the next five months,
over eighty-four (S4, 600. 00) thousand
dollars Thousands of dollars are
now in the treasury The company is
diseounting it's bills, is paying as it
goes. IT will continue this policy.
The pipe line TO. Kansas City will be
built just as we see our way clear to
pay for it. We may be four months
and we may be a year, but she will
be built and when she is completed
| it will belong to the stockholders of
this Uncle Sam company, not some
| bondholder or money shark lender.
| There are big deals pending on the
| stock at present. The company is in
communication with over three thou
sand prospective investors. We will
cut this statement short by saying IL
you want any of the stock of this COM
| pany you had better secure it as
! quick as You can get your draft or
check here, for.9lt is going fast and
| the company. is solvent, solid and
certain winner and is under the man
| agment of business men and will pur-
/ sue a safe. business course straigh:
! through.
The news & observer., 1905-06-08

happy souls. having a Methodist
church and Church of Christ. There
are six general merchandise stores, one
carriage manufactory, cotton buyer.
a dress maker, three lawyers, bar
ber contractor and builder, four
livery stables and a hotel. There is
no resident physician.
There are no open saloons in this
county and it is deplored that, during
this session of court so many true
bills have been found against blind
tigers, but with the stamp of exter-
mination the law is impressing upon
them, they will soon be out of exist
ence.
1t is difficult to cease writing of the
grandeur of this glory land, and l will
close by simply saying that my eyes
never beheld finer farming lands; nor
have / ever in all my long course of
travels, met a more clever people in
my life H. B. HARDY.
The news & observer., 1905-06-08
Right of Way Secured Across Kansas
Counties.

SOIIDtltE.
The people Of Kansas are SO inter-
ested in seeing the great Uncle Sam
refneriea and pipe lines completed
that, special meetings of the boards Of
county commissioners met IN eight diff
ferent counties and promptly granted
franchises permitting right of way for
the Uncle sam pipe line. Business
men and farmers along the line are
preparing to build lateral lines to the
different county seat towns making
one central distributing point. to Sc
cure fuel oil. The company will have
connections in the line every ten miles
and will lay down to thousands OF
Kansas homes natures own fuel at
living prices, free from any robber
freight rates or criminal rebates. This
Uncle Sam company is a Kansas pro-
position. backed by Kansas men. 1t Is
a proposition which Kansans will be
always interested in and therefore
protection will always be guaranteed
by the strong arm of the state. Better
secure one thousand shares of stock
in the company now at $50 before
the price doubles in value.
The news & observer., 1905-06-08
ENJOYABLE FISHING PARTY.
Club Organized-Other High Point So
cial Notes.
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NhoPNRiht " ANCNo anu AJOSCl Well
High Point, N. c., June IA fishing
party at BenbOw's Mill yesterday
given by the young men of High
Point, complimentary to the visiting
young ladies' was an event of social
pleasure to those who participated.
The chaperones We're: Mayor NJ. j.
Wren, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Farrin, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Fl. Tomlinson, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Tate, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Horn and Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Smith.
A young mems club was organized
at the home of John Walker, Jr., last
night. James Ryan was elected chair
chosen: Belvin Harmon, president:
w. G.. BRIGGS, vice-president; j. w.
Walker, Jr., secretary, and Bob Sc
chrest. treasurer.
Mr.. H. A. Moffitt has been elected
delegate to the eleventh international
Sunday School Convention that meets
at Toronto Canada, June 1927. The
North Carolina delegation will meet at
Raleigh and leave in a special car in
charge of N. b. Broughton.
The officers of the High Point Rifles
today paid the Salisbury military COM
pany a visit and We're highly enter
tanned.
A meeting of the w. c. T. U. will be
held at the residence of Mrs. Tom
linson tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Annie and Mabel Lee left this
morning for Greensboro to attend the
Normal and Industrial commencement.
Rev. S. F. Cornad, travelling repre-
sentative of the North Carolina Bap-
tist. is in the city-Miss Lewis, of In
diana, is visiting the family of Rev.
Eli Reece-Miss Copeland, of Rich
Square, is visiting Mrs Mary Hamil-
B. Farrow. of Philadel-
phia, is in the city-ex-Judge W. p.
Bynum is spending few days in the
city on business-Miss Annie Mead
Michaux, of Greensboro is visiting
Mrs. DR.. ReitZe-Rev. DR.. Tagg has
The news & observer., 1905-06-08
Stockholders i'm Every State and Ter
ritOry in the Union and Ia the Do
minion OF Canada and Old MeXlcO.

The Uncle sam company is securing
almost unlimited financial aid from
the four corners of the country. Re-
mittances have poured in for stock OF
this company from almost everywhere
until now there are stockholders in
this company from every state and
territory in the union. and also from
the Dominion of Canada and Old
Mexico. Big deals are pending IN a
hundred different money centers and
the days are limited that any one can
secure stock under 20 cents per share.
Better act at once and secure FIVE
thousand shares at $500. When you
invest at this price you will pay no
more than hundreds Of other investors.
a great many of whom have been on
the grounds.
The news & observer., 1905-06-08
Damage to the storm.

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Scotland Neck n. c.. June THE
haiI-storm that PASSED over this com
munity q week ago was much more
disastrous than at first thought
Farmers are plowing up cotton and
planting again. In many cases they
are leaving off the cotton entirely and
planting peanuts instead. The pros
pect In this Immediate vicinity is
not now fiattering
The news & observer., 1905-06-08
Personnel of the Company.
ames Ipgersoll, president.

James IngersolT, president.
j. II. Richie, vice president.
II. Fl. Tucker, jr., secretary and
treasurer.
The above men promoted and
placed on a dividend-paying basis the
great Publishers Oil company of
Cherryvale. The great bulk of the
stock of the Publishers company was
sold at from 8 to 12c. per share. This
stock steadily advanced until it reach
ed 35 cents per share and was taken
off the market, and you cannot buy
out a single one of the above men to-
day at $1.25 per share.
The news & observer., 1905-06-08
HYDE'S ONLY NEED
IS DEVELOPM
Railroad Would Make 1t
a Truck Garden.
COURT is IN SESSION
Not One Capital Case On the Docket.
Everybody Visits Swan Quarter
This Week. Wonderful
Fertility of the
Soil.
(staT Correspondence

Swan Quarter. n. c., June 6.-Here
three years-in the rich. fertile coun-
ty of Hyde, among a people as clever
and hospitable as are to be found any
where. This is court week, Judge
George w. Ward presiding. He
and made an admirable record. He
is being ably assisted by II. S. Ward,
ESQ, who is. ] believe, the latest and
Youngest solicitor in the State. Mr..
Ward is a young lawyer of excellent
ability and great energy, and well de-
The news & observer., 1905-06-08
Skull Was Crushed.

Durham. N. c.. June As re-
suit of fight yesterday morning
John w. Boykin, of Old Fields town
ship, is lying nearly dead with his
skull crushed in three inches. and
otherwise desperately wounded He
was struck with a wedding hoe. There
is little chance for his recovery.
The news & observer., 1905-06-08
Protected by the Strong Arm OF the
State-Baclsed by the Press, Pulpit
and Public Approval In General.

The Uncle Sam refineries and pipe
line is a child of the favorable Kansas
legislation of last winter. 1t is the
only strong and progressive pipeline
and refinery company backed by in
dependent capital in the state that Is
really what you could term in a posi-
ton to take care Of itself Everybody
is for it. The public in general wishes
for its grand success, and such condi-
tions as these is what brings success.
The news & observer., 1905-06-08

desirable refinery sites near Kansas
City. 1t consists of fifty-seyen acres.
Is three miles nearer the manufacture
ing center of Kansas City than the
Standard Oil company This fifty
seven acres fronts on the Kaw river. /.
Is only a few feet to a rock road
leading right into Kansas City 1t l.
on the bluff side of the river, so there
is no danger of floods. This land is
paid for. No debts or mortgages are
allowed to hang over the uncle sam
property. You will see the stock of
this company selling readily for IS
cents per share when the pipe line
reaches this land. You cannot keep
the price OF stock from advanciag
when rapid development is9in progress
like the Uncle Sam Il showing.
The news & observer., 1905-06-08

values and make you good money.
You can secure so 900 shares for 81
600. If this is more than you can bite
off the company is glad TO welcome
the small stockholder as we'll rs the
large You can secure 500 shares for
$40. or buy on in t2is1aeats offered in
this announcement
The news & observer., 1905-06-08
Line Now on the Road to Yates Cen
ter, Kan.

The pipe from the east will be
unloaded at different points along the
line at once. The first shipment of lif-
teen carloads of pipe is now on the
road from Wheeling, w. Va. 1t will
arrive i'm Yates Center. Kan. some
time during the next six or ten days.
Don't wait until a regiment of men
are laying this line, and until the
Uncle Sam company secures 1000
acres more oil lands, but secure stock
now while it is selling at a price that
is bound to greatly increase in solid
The news & observer., 1905-06-08

left for his home i'm Baltimore after
spending q week visiting Rev Mr..
Whitaker in a protracted meeting at
the Protestant church. The meeting
vii continue through the week.
The news & observer., 1905-06-08
1NsrAL1MENT OFFER GIVES EVERY MAN CHANCE.

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fuel oil consumers this
in oil
Canada and
The news & observer., 1905-06-08
Pale Delicate Women and Girls.

The Old standard Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic drives out malaria and
builds up the system Sold by all
dealers for 27 years. Price so cents.
The news & observer., 1905-06-08

andso Of the
~ Uncle pipeline will lay thousands of Kansas homes
own pr
the
the Missouri the
DiracieS
The news & observer., 1905-06-08

is m o. t. fdat Ever a q
i h c ives one ia lg stronger % on t o
pluck kadsu deal in the o. e busy ypca secures m o % IS a for
Baer ertaeSa doS dnr he stocks gesup . three times res OF t
The news & observer., 1905-06-08
Other Shipments Will Follow Immediately. Cher
tion and Pipe Line Completed Company

cas-" % franchises from @
The news & observer., 1905-06-08
Now is The Time To Buy Your Stock

The time TO invest In company IS wleh ulat company -
1000 than hundreds of other nNesor
will this the dollar mark why not hep
The news & observer., 1905-06-08

Money great enterprise
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-12-09
THE MESSAGE.

Congress convened last Monday and
the Presidents annual message was
read and most attentively listened to.
1t was the longest message ever de-
livered by any of the Presidents, con-
sisting of ~ 900 words and covering
80 subjects, all of which are OF vital
interest to the nation and presented
in that way that only our vigorous,
broad minded President can. 1t is par
ticularly noticeable that many OF his
recommendations are most favorable
to the South. The turning of the tide
of emigration Southwark, the liberal
policy of the government towards the
rivers of the South and Of the great
levee system. The positive assurance
Of the completion of the great water
way connecting the two oceans, the
Panama Canal, the mention of the
Confederate dead in that reverential
manner proclaims our President to
he q broad minded, liberal, far-seeing
American, whose thoughts and affec-
tions embrace the entire Nation.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-12-09
PHILIPPINES SUGAR PLANTERS.

San Francisco, Dec. Ga COM
mittee representing the sugar plan
ters of the Philippine Islands ar
rived here yesterday from the
Orient on their way to Washington
to appear before the congressional
committee on Philippine affairs.
The committee advocates recipro.
city and will ask Congress to re-
woke the tariff on sugar and tobac-
co.
The party includes Estebane
Eide De La Rama, a native Filipi-
no, who is the owner of large sugar
interests in the island; w. c, Wei
born, director of agriculture in the
islands, and George Branson Rea,
who is also sugar planter. These
representatives say the Philippines
will be imlneasurably benefited if
Congress revokes the tariff on the
above named commodities.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-12-09
AN AGED PHYSICIAN
AFTER YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
GIVES THE FOLLOWING ADVICE.

.'If you have ANYTHING to do with med
icines at all be pretty sure you know what
you are taking"
Our local druggist, John r. Taylor,
says this is strong point in favor of their
valuable cod liver preparation, Vinol.
Everything it contains is plainly printed
on the bottle, therefore it is not patent
medicine.
vinol contains in highly concentrated
form all Of the medicinal elements Of cod
liver oil, actually taken f.om fresh cod 8
livers, but without a DROP of greese to
nauseate and upset the stomach.
This is the, reason that Vinol accom-
pllshes such wonderful results in curing
chronic coughs. colds. bronchial and lung
troubles, and there is nothing known to
medicine that will so quickly build up
the run down, overworked, tired and de-
bilitated, or give strength and renewed
vitality to tho aged, as Vinol.
Mrs. Martha Fraser OF Portland, Me-,
writes: II was all run down from over
work and had chronic cough for years.
had tried SO many remedies without
help that had lost all faith in medicine.
My daughter bought me bottle of Vinol.
simply worked wonders for me; it cured
my cough and brought back health and
strength and am better than have been
for year"
We can only ask every one in New
iberia who needs such medicine to try
Vinol as we guarantee to return their
money if it fails" John r. Taylor,
Druggists.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-12-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

August Hector to the Rising Sun
Tabernacle. No. So, Grand INDIE
pendent Order Brothers and Sis
tiers, Love and Charity, represent
ed by its financial scribe W. P. G.
Riggau, u certain lot of ground sit
uared below Olivier Station in
Ib>~e Parish, having front OF so
feet On east side Of main public
roats leading from New Iberia to
Jeanerette by $50 feet 10 depth,
between parallel lines, bounded
north by lot recently sold by ven
dor to Lorena Matt, south by prop
erty of Alex Fondal, east by ven-
dor and west by said road. Con-
sideration, 500 90.
Mr.. Louis q. Laughlin to Roland
D. Reynolds, a certain lot Of ground
together with sll the Improvements
thereon or appurtenances thereof,
situated in the upper portion Of the
city of New Iberia, having a front
Of fifty feet on Jane street by the
depth to the Bayou Teche, bounded
90 the north by gin property Of
Pierre LeBron, south by Hopkins
street east by the said bayou and
west by said Jane street. Consid-
GRAFTON $1,000.
Mr.. Paul Darby to Mrs. Jas. W.
Wyche, the full one seventh un-
divided right, title and interest in
and to a certain tract Of Lake Tasse
marsh land, measuring 275 acres
more or less, being all the Lake
marsh land acquired by st. Mark
Darby from Ozeme and Raphael
Segura, said marsh land lying to
the northeastern Of the main road
which runs 10 front of the home
place of St. Marc Darby deceased,
which said tract of marsh land is
bounded on the north by property
j. o. Segura or assigns, east by
that Of Mrs. M. P. Wyche and that
of D. T. PEBBLES, west by strip Of
land now in controversy between
the heirs of St. Marc Darby and
DR.. A. G.. Emmer; the herein des-
cribed marsh land lies in form
triangular. Consideration, 500.
Mr.. Preston King to Mr.. Alcide
Hulin, q certain tract OF unim-
proved land situated within the
corporate limits Of the City Of
New Iberia and measuring more or
less 100 feet front on Main street
and by a depth of 100 feet more or
less and bounded on the north by
purchasers, ON the south by vendor,
on the west by Main street. Con-
sideratiOn $500.