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L'Italia., 1907-09-04
Una GLORIA LUCCHESE
Per PArtiSta Lorenzo
PiCCinini.

LUCIA. II. - Domenica scorsa RI
correva II primo centenario della ma
scita del nostro Lorenzo Piccinini, va
loroso patriotta valentissimo artlsta
drammatico. La Societa Fllodramma-
tica Lorenzo Picclnini, presleduta dal
comm. rmete Novelli, con mobile in
tento ricordo ALA cittadinanza | me-
RITZ lie vlrt1 del Plcclnini. avyerten-
do che I'm Autunno ne sara fatta so
lennlssima commemorazione.
Mentre moi plaudendo ci associamo
al generosi sentiment della filodram-
matica Piccinini, cl place riportare II
bellissimo manifesto commemorative
La "Gazzetta di Lucca L"Esare"
hanno pubblicato bellssimi ricordi di
Piccinini moi pure appena rincarica-
to abba raccolto II materiale, pub
blicheremo un breye cenno biografico
artiSta
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
II AGOSTO 1907
"Concittadini"

NUHVIIIdUIHT
Poiche la terra nostra dette In ogni
tempo ALA madre Patria ed al monde
glorle G martlri; pensatori illustri ed
artist eccellenti; ben giusto g To-
devole che ad ogni rlcorrere di memo
re data, qualcuno 81 avanzi vi dica:
Ricordate, onorate.
Oggi la data centenarla della ma
scita di
L'Italia., 1907-09-04

L'ITALIA . II giornale italiano pin
popolare diffuso della Costa del
Pacifico.
L'Italia., 1907-09-04

L'ITALIA esce tutti giorni eecet-
to festivi.
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
| 'INGRESSO TRIONFALE DEL.
L'"ITALA" NELL DI
MILANO.

L'ATTESA - VIVA BORGHESE!"
LA FOLLA IN DELIRIO - 10
SPETTACOLO - LIE MEDAGI4lE
DORO DEL '.TOURING" Il DEL
"CLUB AUTOMOBILISTIC III
BANCHETTO A BORGHESE e A
BARZINI DA COVA.
L'Italia., 1907-09-04
L'ITALIA
PER ANDARE
IN ITALIA!
PrOSSime Partenze dal
Porto di New York

(Dopo la data segue II noms del Va
pore della Compagnia a cui esso ap-
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-09-06

Tho following story II typical u one
kind 81 Italian humor: F'nsoIaccl was
q young ld:er. lie had been spending
money right and left. and one day
found himself unable to pay bis hotel
bill. Ills father bcIng very close with
bis money. be- appealed 10 his uncle In
this wise:
Dear rncie-ff you could zee my shame
while ] write, you would pity me. DO yon
know why7 because I have 90 write for
100 francs and know not how % express
my humble gratitude.
No. Il IA impossible 20 tell you: prefer
TO die.
I send you this by a messenger who
awaits an answer.
Believe me, dear uncle. To be your most
obsdient and affectionate nephew.
FAsOLAcCI.
r. E,-Oyerc0rne with shame for what 4
have written. ! have bsen running after
the messenger In order % take the letter.
but ! could not catch up. Heaven grant
that something may happen n stop him
o. that this letter may get lOstl
Touched by this appeal. the uncle rc.
piled:
Ny Beloved Nephow-consois yourself
and blush no longer. Providence heard
your prayer. Tho messenger lost your
letter.
ooodby. Your affectiona,s uncle.
Ag1sTIPPu.
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Southern Railway
IN EFFEcT ArGrsT S. iqos.

IN EFFECT August s. 1895.
This condensed schedule is published
as information, and IS subject to change
without notice 20 the public:
Trains leave Durham. y. {.
3:3o q. m. No. III westooand daily ion
Greensboro aud local points, connecting
at Greensboro with Florida Express foi
Charlotte. Columbia, Savannah and Jack
sonyille, also with the Washington and
Southwestern Limited, solid Pullman
train. for Atlanta. Birmingham, Mem.
phis, Montgomery, Mobile, ard points
south.
3.4oa m, No. IG7, eastbound. daily
for GoidsbUro and local stations. connect.
ing at Goidsboro with Atlantic Coast
Line for Wilmington, Tarb0ro aud Nor.
folk, and Win Atlantic 4; North Carolina
Railway for Kinston aud New Bern.
7:0o a d.. No. f62, mixed, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays for Keywiile
aui local stations.
g-79 IN. No. los elstb0uBd. daily
for C,oidsboro and losal stations, con.
Meeting at Seita for wilson, Rocky
Mount, Norfolk a'id Eastern North Caro-,
tina points.
3 - a. t8.. no. no. GdllF TOY OEfOTa,
Chase City. Eeysville and Richmond and
local points. Haa I1es through cuaci
between Raleigh, Darhsm and Rich
mond.
iJgoo a. m. 10. Ig7. wcsibound. daily.
lof Greensboro auj local stations, con.
ncct1ng az Greensboro with L. S. Pas,
Mail lot Washington aud New York aud
points North: close connection with
iraiu f0r Charlotte aud Local stations.
all foF WIN .t1u. salem.
3'2s ?. tn, No. n, eastbOund, daily.
iof f,DiishpFo anil iDcti points.
43o p. nj. No. I5s. westyound. daily.
TT t,Feensbbfp and local tatiODs, con.
Meeting al Greensboro wi'h train No. o.
f0f Charlotte, Columbia. Savannah and
Jacksonville. Pullman sleeper aud first
clazs day coach Washington 70 lack sysl.
vile withou, change. Also connects
gith train No. IS. q. S. Fast Mail. for
Atlanta aud all points South and south
west.
AS ,. III. 40. ia. MIXED, daily ex.
oept Sunday, for Keysvtlle aud local
stations.
64s p. m, No. rrs, daily for Raleigh
and local points.
JoHN B. GRAHAM. Agent.
Durham, n. G.
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Unexcelled Passenger
Service via
SEABOARD AIR. LINE RY,

Leaves Durham at II a. III. Arrive a:
Portsmouth at 7:3o p. IN.
For information and literature addres,
c. II. GATTTS.
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh, y. (.
K. l.. MONTGOMERY. Agent,
Durham y. {.
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Asleep In the pssp.

When the cOIst erosion commission.
ers visited Walton. on the Nnze. recent.
y they were shown q spot north Of the
pier and about n mile from the shore
which was formerly a churchyard A
quarter Of century agU the tomb.
stones could b. seen under the water
NJ Glib tide. but since then tie sea has
further cncr0ached, md even when
the tide Ia extraordinarily low and the
sea clear the old burFl1y ground IL
scarcely dIsccfnibIv fTgI tie Tea level.
London News.
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Saturday, August 81, 1907,

At q O'Clock II, In order % pay of said
notes the following house and lot, living
aud being in Durham City aud durham
County, North Carolina and described as
follows, tO-wii:
Adjoining land Of +. n. Scoggins. and
beginning al the intersection oil Owen
and Elliott Sts.. aud running thence
North So West 81 chains to a stake.
thence North g ~ East 2.os chains 10
+. II. Scoggins line; thence South g.
Fast Lzt chains 10 the street ditch OH
the West side Of New or Owen Stree;
thepCe South So West 2.2i chains 20
the beginning. containing z3.Too Of al
acre more OF less, purchased of William
Mangutn Oh which Is a new residence,
This Jaiy Dist 1907.
Y. S. BRYANT,
Trustee.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-09-06
TIRE NORTH CAROLINA
State Normal and Industrial ColIeSe.

Regular cOrs sadc degrees o! Bachelor Of Pedagogy, Arts
Bachelor OF Science AM ns~ kadins degree
laundry. tuition Of text books etc $40 wear
free tuition students
THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT gives thorough instruction in the subjects
taught in the schools ard
Of
special course in Pedagogy and allied subjects
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT practical
graphy
THE DEPARTMENT DOMESTIC SCIENCE pfo
vide instruction Manuel Training and The
home and family. " ' " ~
THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT degree course offers CERT
hcate vocal and music
10 board in the doroes all applications
before July I5 The fall term September u.s. Ieo5
For catalogue and other information address.
IL FousT. PREsipgSr
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Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made in the pay.
nent Of the notes secured by deed ii
trust to me by T. J. Mangum on the
7jfd day Of February 1906, as appear
from Mortgage BOOK Of Durham County
No. q. page 577, the undersigned trus.
tee will cell al public acution, for cash al
the Court House door In the City Of bur.
hahn, 10 the highest bidder on
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UNTIL AUGUST FOR 25c,
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Administrators Notice

Having this dav qualified as Admins
traitor Of the estate Of r 4. t'jckers, de-
ceased. hereby notify all parties having
claims against ssid estate 20 present then
to me daily verified On Or befoTs the 7tt
day Of august. Tgo3. o. this notice be
plead in bar Of thei. recovery. Person,
indebted 70 said estate will maze immc
date settlement TO the undersigned Of
his attorneys.
This the eth day of August, 1907.
William u. yickers.
Branihan & Brawiey, Attorneys.
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-03-20

Fools invest where angels fear
10 swim.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-03-20
ROUGH ON DEPEiP.

Mrs. Depew, wife of the senator,
tells a story of her wedding tour.
.Fhcv had among their fellow passen-
gSrs stodgy, slow-witted Scotch
man WHO liked the conversation of
The orator. though. he did not know
him. THAT'S as Chauncey Depew
always tells the tale" said Mr.. De-
pew. finishing off one of his stories.
What Ike is this Chaunccy Dc-
pew asked the Scot. My daar,
said the humorist, turning to his
bride, what does Depew look like?"
VERY much as you do, | imagine
answered the lady. "Surely, madam,
you do your husband an Injustice"
answered the Scotsman, with ges-
ture of expostulation and protest.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-03-20

Sweats are the juicee-of. sdver-
sity.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-03-20
STATE SENATOR
C0TIERllL HOLDS HIS SEAT.
washington Senate Fails to Un-
seat the Head OF American
Grand Lodge of Good
TempIdrS.

When the Hon. George T. Cot
terill, Grand Chief Templar of the
GOOd Templary in the United
States, smashed old party machin-
cry and won out by Just two votes
November & last in a district in
this city which had long been con-
sidered a stronghold of liquor pol
tics, the whisky men vowed that
he would never take his seat in
the legislature. The first round of
the fight has Just been fought and
CotteriIl is on top.
The contest is over so far as the
Committee of Investigation is con-
serned. The ground was being
contested inch by inch by the best
legal talent in the State. The cri-
SIS came when the box supposed
tO contain the ballots of the Ninth
precinct of the Eighth Ward,
which had been carefully guarded
ever since the election, proved to
he The ballot box of the Sewer
Bond election. The box wanted
had not been in possession Of the
Auditor as required by law, SC
that ii was impossible to recount
the ballots. Up to this point the
contestant had been in favor with
the Committee, composed as il
g;ss of four republicans and one
democrat. Here he met his
Waterloo and the Committee was
a unit in deciding that Mr.. Coter
HIS right to the seat must stanC
upon the election returns already
made in his favor.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-03-20
RUNAWAY STARS.

There is, in she constellation of
the Great Bear a famous little star
whuh has been called runaway"
because of the extraordinary speed
with which it ie moving.
This little star is so far away that
the eject of its motion can only be
noted by careful astronomical OBJ
servations. Erof. Newcomb has. said
Of the star. which bears the name
1850 GrOombridge," rhat the unit,
ed attractions OF the entire universe.
could not lave set it going with such
velocity, a.pi would be unable. to ar
rest it.
Some Nears ago Prof. Kaptevn
announced the discovery of a tele-
Scopic star in the Southern hemis-
phere, IA the constellation Pictor,
which appears to, be moving co(s,d-
erably Faster vet. What its -
velocity is. however. can only be 'de-
term,ned when its distance is made
knoNn.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-03-20
Mr.. editer Of the advocate

Git holt of paper and while and dad my if
don't like to read it, 1t much reading Sal woman
wants me to sub scribe fer it. She thinks its best paper that
thes dgngs. She is after time
will hat of the sub scrpsun her self donicer
day on thirty six hen twenty duck eg tell
was al she cud do to hover all the but tina pue
thousand that flop her wings old domanker
hav bin tode by pee that claims hav had expernce
pora bzness that all dark produced
large wing chickens Sal she has noticed this long ago. BY
gosh meyer herd Of the having thing do with haing
chickens before Darn buttons if how swallow it.
BIN this kintry for three
ever herd of this kind of chicken job will ask
ting bout it. he oe chchen hner from way back Bruce
turner what don't anng chickens
nong hav had expernc raising chickens in the night but
paved attention to the bzness Sal has CRATE faith
old foga e but as to am alfred o to take holt of wild
story here a bout chicken raising dad good
the advocate last week written body
Jane red time she joyed mulch Jane has
bin down Oaa three times her self She she all
bout them hotel places that ea about She sed fact
bout the ady wang three fore dmond rings each hand As
the adys turning dobe of the second story the
hotel to the water she had dun her SELF but she all tuck off
dmund rings She fear tina mite slip off when she hit
Them ottamabes and double geared bcce did
hens pecng when the big crou geaered and wanted and
take little Notification the spanish Jane all
have rite smart time of sunday finding saloon git
drink Of aamaty Tha and inquire of vy tina
bou how to find calamity fountain. When tina don't
seed IN nng drink tina the caanay Job and drop
church and attend undy school meetings. pass lie
dad amt the place all kind sights We folks up
BacE Jack Creek travelled mulch dxey land and
love here those who hay. Sal she hopes git holt
mother advocate pect will hav sub scribe jest
pleas the old duck. all beave little ode
unreasonable thing that will pleas his wife Nee and Jane going
attend the elicit when them Jackson les
don't what think bout that last attempted
with harness don't but sounds like
summer job up 1t may hav affect the elicit
re all to gethe how and who handles the quetton. We
evy thing be dun squar pistol in this elicit tribe Our
don't crooked work dun the hevens fall Well
am not in shape to opinion only scattering
present but when returns from stanton git lite
the subject and will be better prepared her proclamation
the ASSASSINATION laws of the kintry You here what sad
SUMMER Coon.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-03-20
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW
WHAT Ais YOU
yhs U. 8. mail viii bring yev ses
best medical advice Fos ONLY
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EANY people owe their present
MI good health TO the fact that they
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giving him all possible informa-
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etc, and received in return good medical
advice lOhich cost them nothing. Write
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-03-20
DIME NOVEL nv GERMANY:

Practically extinct in America,
the dime navel" isSsaid to be raVag-
ing Germans.. According TO Jonah
mes Sieberi,- moss German ooh
prefer an INDIAN storY TO any
Hther book. Their Hearts beat fast
as fhey read me ad mnturcs. Of trap
pcr> and settlers, gaze with awe INTO
wigwams. and hear ffle how'll Of the
wolves. Tbs interest began with
rhe publication in 1923 of '+The
SPY by Cooper, fliloweG soon by
his other stories. These novels,
however, did not sem quife suitable
FOR boys. sJs they wers bearbeitet for
rlm' Young .0iks. Later the adapters
began to construct their own. plots
and lncld&nts, ouscoope ing their
nlOlel in his n2Sst adventurous
moods. Tia results. says Siebert. are
terrible 10, contemplate. There are
in Germany abouv 500 Crosse"
firms, with 5000 travellers. to SER
such books An cation of 10ao 900
is not an unusual thing. They are
adorned. with glazing illustrations,
and ons may buy such a volume of
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-03-20
LEARNING TO- TALK WELL.
.yomea Have Instituted Glasses ~
Voice Culture.

SO many ugly things have beer
sad about the American womap
voice that her pride has been aroused
and she has now set herself the task
Of aboIishing all grounds for criti-
cism of her use of her vocal organs.
Glasses in voice culture are the
latest thing. The pupils are not
learning to sing. They are learning
10 speak English beautifully and
unsteady.
They are taught to breathe prop
erly. 10 enunciate clearly, to speak
in mellow, throaty tones and other
wise to- correct the nasal, whining,
shufiling' speech whereof they have
been accused.
The exercises may be practiced at
home. They include particular care
to speak deliberately and with pre-
cision: reading aloud 10 ones self
good hour each day, and closing
The eyes and focusing the thought
npon the voice while predicting to
make it sea delightful that if one
heard il coming from the next room
one woulG desire to meet its owner.
With ar these practicings nee
essary thing is to keep mind and
body in goSd7condition. for the voice
is quickly affected by a sluggish con-
dition of either. An unpleasant,
meandering;- irritating manner of
speech rarely, emanates from per-
sonaIity thato is ksen, street and
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-03-20
Outgoing and Incoming.

With car loads of Strawberries
going forward from Starke, Law
try and Lakeland, carloads. of Gel
cry from Sanford, Tampa, Palatka
and Winter Garden and carloads
of tomatoes just starting from the
East Coast the Florida garden is
doing the fair thing by the north
ern table, and for this fruit and
green stuff, outward bound, the
long green" will find its way into
the Jeans of many a lucky Florida
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-03-20

A soft director turneth away
graft.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-03-20

Avenue, Leaverworth, Ksuss at wAs alf
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| 10 him ard see If he could DO me any
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l got gu early reply, telling meswhat tbs
trouble was. | commenced taking Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. and also
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say also that we have big basby' four
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- received both Of your Letters, " writes
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-03-20
A M0MAN'S BACK.
lie Aches and Pains Will DiSap-
~ y appear if the Advice OF This
VT. Sterling Citizen is
Followed.

y woman's back has many aches and
pains.
Most times tbs the kidneys fault.
Backache is really kidney ache
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills cure il.
Many Mt. Sterling women know th;s.
Read what one has to say about it.
Mrs. Parmelia A. Fletcher, of
Queen street, Mt. Sterling, KY.
says: For years | had kidney
complaint, pains across the small
of my back and over my kidneys.
dreadful aching in my back and
] was sometimes so lame across my
hips that / could not stOop and
there was also difficulty with the
kidney secretions. | used differ
ent medicines and prescriptions
which seemed al the time to relieve
me, but | obtained no lasting
benefit. | read about Doan's Kid
ney Pills and relative Of mine
got box for.me at F.. G. Duer-
sons drug stere. | used them as
directed andYthey helped me in
every way. My back felt much
stronger and. the annoying and
distressing kidney weakness was
greatly relieved. Ny brother, |
Strother ID. Darlington, of Paris,
who had suffered good many
years with kidney trouble, also
used Doan's Kidney Pills and
found the results most beneficial.
Doan's Kidney Pills are certainly
worthy of recommendation"
For sale by all dealers. Price
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for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-
and take no other. 36-2t
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trucker whose patient til tsings
CONFINEMENT and comfortq at last.
and soon, his labors eDded,. he'll
sit down, in the shade Of II China
berry tree and eat waterlaelons
and dream he's in heaven. Or
landO, Fla, Reporter-Star, March
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-03-20
CHE RING.

"Sir,' said the young man, will
you permit me TO pay my addresses
to your charming daughter and. 10
If can make her love me? ?"
Certainly, my dear boy, and
there is no reason why you should
mol succeed. Lots cf Others haEeNI
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-03-20
DISORDERS IN S0WS.

Sore Month. >cours, Worms, Thumps. DiarrhOea
and Othr" ailments in pigs are caused by dsor-
,l.@Y-s IN the snws. Bourbon Hog Cholera Rem
s,dy val correct these disorders and keep your
Eows AID pigs I'M strong, healthy. growing
condition. Give your brood s0ws few doses IT
this remedy and "Watch the Pigs Grow" sold
by W. :. Lilo, d, Mt Sterling, Ky.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-03-20

Page Woven Wire Fence, the
best fence on earth. Write for
catalogue and prices to
&. +. Flanders, X. +. ID. 3,
Soft Mt. Sterling, Ky.