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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-03-21
Hon. Jake Moore
Suffered Twenty Years With Indigestion.
Cured by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
OFFICE OF
Gbf 3erisoi1 Commission Of Georgia
,os TrqsEs sos.,, CLEMENT A a5.nsss..,.,
ATLANTA, Angus. 10. 1904.
z. G. DEWITT & Co, Chicago, Il
oooDLoE YANcy.
sserstszy.

ATLANTA August TO- 1904.
z. c.DswIrr & Co. Chicago, Ill
Dear Ss"I suffered than twenty from lnd
eesn eighteen had much that
could digest of bread and could retain anything
on nv stomach would fast could sleep,
times almost draw double with pain in the pit Of stomach
lost twenty-five pounds made mind that could
live but time, friend Of recommended Kodo
Dyspepsia try him and Twas better in
one day weigh than did life and in better
health many Kodo did keep bottle constantly
and wrts this hoping that humanity win be benefited"
Yours very truly,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-25

SIC Nopcttc." = (Su poloIt.
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StodbolmItroBc, bcrgcitclt.
Haiic sur Heiie ms snsiano teisret e
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-25
WcrInnncn 500 600.

Gcrlungcn 800, 600. -
Tic aiilocr oe9 pcrungliidten q. Ec,
ter 0cnrp Heidc bobcn I'M Superior.
@criht cine aloge Inn 100000 Sho'
ocncriob gcoer Die Strubenbobn Gin.
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befonntlid1 am Nbeno oe9 8. Ic5em.
Der Dor ieiner Wobmung oil Der 9orf=
Nooo iiberiobrcn mo gctootet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-25

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-25

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-25

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-25

TGic sur Heiie in's ansiano teisrgt e.
9iaimf, Gr. Al, ct. YaptSfraEe.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-04-27

ably at the next meeting, and the
stir will be apt to lead to better re-
suits.
Your correspondent is very desir-
Gus Of obtaining pictures of the mon
uments at Kings Mountain battlefield.
at that of Alamance. and at Moore's
Creek. He also desires 10 procure Tor
the Historical Collection Confederate
stamps in sheets
Insurance Commissioner Young, VINO
is ever alert to the best interests Of
the state, makes the request that any
citizen of the stae who has any deah
claims against the Equity Life asso-
ciation, of Staunton, Va, will commu-
nicate promptly with him stating The
amount OF such policies and the num-
Der thereof. This company ceased 10
do business last fall and Commission
er Young is desirous of closing up all
such matters in the aid of such policy
holders
The Metropolitan Surety company,
of New York city, has been admitted
to do business in North Carolina, Of
the fidelity, surety and burglary class.
The business will at present be cen
ducred from the home Office as no
general agent for the state has been
announced.
Hon. B r. Lacy, treasurer Of North
Carolina, has returned from Arizona
where he sought health and has found
such marked benefit Mr.. Lacy tfav-
elled over the Southern Pacific, and
was aboard that train when the San
Francisco tragedies took place.
The Baptist Tabernacle church of
Raleigh will widen the scope of its
work and endeavor, and will establish
a house of refuge, as we'll as a bureau
for employment. A hospital is also
projected
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-04-27
THE RALEIGH AND WINSTON
Prospects of This Road Being Com
pleted From Point on Seaboard Air
Line to Winston.

Samuel A. Henzy, president an6
principal owner of the Raleigh and
Western railway, was at the Benbow-
GuilfOrd yesterday.
Owing to the recent critical opera
ton from which he is recovering, Mr..
Hensz y is withdrawing from active
business and while indisposed to dis
cuss the subject in detail, admitted
that ne had received a fiattering offer
for his interests in this state whicn
he wOnld probably accept.
While the names of those cOmpriS-
ing the purchasing syndicate were not
disclosed enough was learned to indi-
cate that they were not connected with
the Southern railway, but with the
other interests that probably contem-
plate completing this road on the line
already surveyed which will practi-
cally place Greensboro, High Point
and probably Winston-Salem in direct
connection with the Seaboard Air Line
as well as with another system that
has recently developed in Importance
The road has been built from Colon
where it connects with the Seaboard
Air Line to Cumnock, getting connec
ton at that point with the Southern.
Trains have for more than year and
a half been running between those
two places. The line has been survey
ed and graded as far as Coleridge and
has been surveyed to Winston. If it
passes into the hands of the syndicate
with which Mr.. Henszey is figuring it
will almost likely follow the surveyed
line as far as Randleman and there be
diverted in nOrth-easterly direction
to Greensboro, Enough is known Of
the purpose and intent of the synG;
cate to warrant the statement that
this will most likely be done.
This play would Of course cut out
High Point but Greensboro would have
the connection at Colon with the Sea-
board Air Line and at Winston with
the Norfolk and Western-1ndustria
News.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-04-27
HIGH POINT FACTORIES
Securing More Men-Fuli Complement
Expected in Short While.

High Point, N. c. April 21-Mor-
day morning when the factories begin
work for the week the manufacturers
have positive assurance that they will
have at least one hundred and twenty
five more hands then they had ne
first of last week, making over two
hundred and twenty-five additions
since the first af April, when union
help was barred. and almost half OF
the total number out at that time. AT
this rate, in less than a months time
the factories will have their usual
quotas.
In report sent out from here yes
terday by union man to The News
and Observer, in which an attemp-
was made to give poll of the fac
tories affected by the Lockout" Civ
ing number of men employed befora
Lookout" and number now employ
ed, facts were terribly perverted ii
each case. There is not factory men
toned but has at least calculation
% per cent more hands at work than
was credited to it in this garDied
report Certainly the manufacturers
should know more about the number
of hands they are working than the
union reporter who does not sequeatly
gets his information from his side
of the question.-Special 10 News and
Observer
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-04-27
Descendants of Jews Who Wandered
Eastward About Seven Hundred
Years Before the Christian Era.

Information of a Jewish colony in
the interior of China far away from
the beaten tracks of travellers has
come to England from Mr. Bainbridge,
a traveller and anthropoligist of note.
4Rumors have frequently drifted Of the
Jewish people hidden away in the far
east, but these have been generally
regarded as mere travellers tales.
Mr.. Bainbridge relates that in Chi
nese disguise and accompanied by an
escort, be penetrated to Kai Fong Flu,
near the junction Of the old and the
new courses of the Yellow River in
about 50 north latitude. The district
lies about $50 miles south of Pekin
and 300 miles north of Hankow.
Here he found Jewish people
keeping as much as possible to them
selves, and apart from the surround
ing Chinese They have a synagogue
of their own, but worship is secret,
preserving their own ritual and form
ulas. Recently the Yellow River, in
one of its occasional changes of bed,
had demolished the synagogue.
Mr.. Bainbridge has been charged
by the Jews with a petition to rebuild
the fallen temple, and has brought
back transcripts made from some of
the stones of the old synagogue.
These people it would appear are
descendants of Jews who. found their
way to this place about 700 B. c., af-
ter one of the subjugatiOns Of the Jews
and from the occurrence Of many
Persian words in use among them, it
is supposed that their original ances-
tors might have been carried into
captivity by Persians and found their
way eastward of the old trans-Asiatic
caravan route up the Oxus river,
across the Pamirs and along the mar,
gin of the Great Desert to the Yellow
Sea.-London Dispatch.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-04-27
REPUBLICAN CLUB ORGANIZED
Officers Were Elected and Other Busi-
ness Transacted-WOul Not be Sur
prised if Republicans Put Full
Ticket in the Field.

The New Hanover republican club
was organized last night and those
who were instrumental in getting the
iclub organized expressed themselves
las being very much gratif1ed at the at
tendance when such short notice had
been given. There were between thirty
and forty in attendance, most of them
Iyoung men. Other meetings OF the
club are to be held and those inter-
'eSted say they expect the number in
attendance at the next meeting to be
greatly in excess of the number pres
ent last night.
The election of officers resulted as
follows: John Brooks, president;
Louis Goodman, vice president: D. D.
Lennon, secretary and treasurer and
IS. NJ. King chairman of committee
named TO draw I'D a constitution and
bylaws.
1t Is not known what course the re-
publican party in New Hanover will
pursue in regard to putting full
ticket in the field this fall but
some seem to think that a ticket viii
he put out There have been rumors
for some time past about a republican
club being organized but nothing def
mite was known about it until the call
for meeting OF republicans was is
sued in the Sunday morning papers
For the past few years the republi
cans of New Hanover have taken no
active interest In politics but they seem
ito have decided to act otherwise in
the future and are getting organized
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-04-27
SENATE VOTES SI.500, 900
Increased Appropriation Off Earth
quake Observation-Disclosures Ratio
Speech.

Washington, April 23.--The senate
today increased TO s1.500,O00, the sec
ond appropriation of funds in behalf
of the sufferers from the California
earthquake. and this legislation. like
all of the same character that has pre-
ceeded it was enacted without COM
ment of any kind.
The day marked the conclusion OF
Mr.. LaFollette's speech on the railroad
rate bill. He occupied the greater
part of the time today as he had done
on Saturday, rendering it one OF the
longest speeches in recent years in the
senate.
The bill providing for the organiza-
tion of the dental corps in the army
was passed and the Indian appropria-
tion bill was under consideration late
in the day.
The senate adjourned until tomor-
row.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-04-27
CHANGES IN RAILROADS
w. NJ. Mcclure to Become General
Manager of Norfolk and Southern.

Norfolk, Va, April 23-F. z. Dewey,
who had been general manager OF the
Virginia and Carolina Coast Railway
Company, now merged with the Nor
folk and Southern railroad, will retire
in the next few weeks and II is stated
that w. NJ. Mcclure. now superinten-
dent of the Norfolk and Southern, viii
become general manager of the merged
properties. succeeding NJ. X King, who
it is further stated, will resign to be-
come associated with the Tidewater
railroad here in some high position. F.
s. Cannon, the newly elected president
of the merged Nerfolk and Southern,
and Virginia and Carolina Coast Rail-
road will. il is understood. have his
Office in Norfolk.
Mr.. Mcguire, who Is to become the
general manager Of the merged prop
critics. recently came to Norfolk from
the Queen and Crescent railroad at
Chattanooga.