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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-11-06

Timid Child (who has just been az
sured of the company of the angels in
the dark room)-Ye-es, but, mummy,
couldn't you have the angels and
leave me the candle?-Punch.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-11-06

Wife (scornfully)-Oh, I've no doubt
you We're at your literary club reciting
poetry till this hour of the night. And,
pray, what We're you reciting? Hus-
band reminiscently)-I think wash
something bout Chips That Pash In
the Night" American.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-11-06

II don't believe he is so miserly as
they say. l hear he invites his poor
relations to visit him each year."
Yes. They all live at considerable
distance and are too poor to come"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-11-06
Initiative.

Mother-Whatever are you doing to
poor dolly, child? Child-I'm just 60
Ing to put her to bed, mummy. I've
taken off her hair, but can't get her
teeth out-Sourire.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-11-06
Rejected Advice.

Blobbs-Why don't you consult a
doctor about your insomnia? Slobs-
What! And run more bills? Why, it's
because of what owe him now that
can't sleenI
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-11-06

Sunday School Teacher-T Tommy, can
you tell me what caused the tlood7
Small Tommy-Yes, ma'am. It rained.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-11-06

ONE WAY CoLoNIsT RATES
To west and north west California
points and Mexico City, Mexico, via
l. G. r. r. These rates are about Of
teen dollars lower than the regular
second class rates. Tickets on sale
March lat to April Both inclusive ana
september 1st to October 3lst inclusive.
For further particulars and for rates to
other intermediate points apply to the
undersigned. ii. G. PIERCE, Art.
5tf
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-11-06
The New Pure Food and Drug Law.

We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds, and lung troubles is not
affected by the National Pure Food
and Drug law as it contains no
opiates or other harmful drugs, and
we recommend it as safe remedy
for children and adults.-Anders &
Philip.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-11-06
d. Vgbs! s!.!A.trgr.

The Regular and Reliable rhi-
cago Specialist, who has visited
Manchester, every month since
1901, will be at the Clarence
House.
Tuesday, Nov. IL
Zone day only) and return once
every % days. Office hours 8 a
N. to $50 p. m.
Independence, Gedney Hotel, Wednes-
day, Nov. Is.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-11-06
THE YAzoo MISSISSIPPI VAL.

Is the title of new phsmplet now
ready for distribution and published by
the Illinois Central Railroad Company.
It describes In detail the resources and
possibilities of the richest valley in the
United States. For free copy address
the undersigned at Manchester, Iowa.
j. F.. MERRY,
General immigration Agent.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-11-06
Dancing Proves Fatal.

Many men and women catch colds
at dances which terminate in pneu-
monia and consumption. After ex-
posture, if Foley's Honey and Tar is
taken it will break up cold and no
serious results need be feared. Re-
fuse any but the genuine in a yell
low package.-Anders & Philip.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-11-06

via the NJ. & o. Ry.
The low colOnist rates 70 the Pacific
Coast and various intermediate points
! sfll he on sale daily, sept LEI TO Oct.
lilst., siarthe Naeciesiar y OAeida Ry
|byaM on or address th- Undersigned tor
Inform alton. E + BREWER,
Traffic MANAGE.
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via the M. & o. Ry,

Low RATES 70 TIE PACIFIC
COAST
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-11-06

,nees le, n,an,nsly ,ns -uss1 ..s lnaelsaEe.
tild sends 10 incnrab!e nome without taking o
&c from them. This Is why he continues Els
lsits year after !, while other doctors have
hads few visits and stopped. DR.. Shalenber.
er Is an .eminen.T successful specialist In all
lronio diseases. proven by. the many cures
se, Z, Ia chlonic eases which re banned the
'erience and extensive prs tics have made him
% Proficient that he can name and locate dis.
aSe In q few minutes.
Treats all able cases Of Catarrh, Nose
hroat and Lung, diseases Eye md Lar,
SIN. Paralysis. Neur aleia, Nervous End Hear
iiseases. Blood SIN Eases, Epilepsy,
rights Disease Cor sumption In carly
tage; diseases Of theB BLADDER and Female Organs,
liquor and Tobacco habit. Stamnertng cured
md sure methods to prevent Its recurrence Riven,
never failing remedy for Big Neck.
PILES. FlSTULAA- an RUPTURE guaran.
eea cured without detention from business
asses. and all diseases of the Ey,., lar,
Nose and Throat.
Glasses fitted and guaranteed. Granulated
ids.Cataract. Cross Eyes Strengthened without
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-11-06

Blood Poison. Nervousness, Dizziness, De.
tective memory and other lments which ruiz
body and mind positively cured.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
IS BEA UFORTS DREAM
ABOUT TO BE REALIZEDe
Indications Poinf I Soon Becoming One of the
Mosf Important Southern Ports.

kess. competing Nlth auy SECTION ~
the United states
/ haN- In rny mtnas eye young man
energetic. industrious economical.
MAX ing such ssrEu Torture npau T.
fr@ acrwS ~ land Al >sN ne-u iu eat-
ttvating lettuce alone. - a. en4 hie him
10 buy u com Portable home Furnish tt
and marry a beautiful wtfe have
also in ry mind fuuT brothers = fss
when oar lumber Interests were - yct
undeseloped, started IL the lumber
business In New Bern afLh the capt
tai. IL Is said. ~ forty thousand st&a. Z
900 oo) dollars nov ghey ar~ yaf-d as
miilionaires
recall In 1857. ahep wA~ rrartic-
ing law here and Yeprvs@e rtes8 tar
county - Carterst lu ouy NFete t<-st@
stature "a colleague ~ your Seua-
tor 0verran) ve had no railroad rum
ming - ans couuts sraf lu fGe c5Fs
cult % the Ne~ Bern paE moss fNt
lawyers ride 10 every coianfN rat ~
ccpt one. by rail tlou have &a
easier time now ~ travelling saur aist
riot Mr. Solicitor Aberaefh>
Here where ye crossed fhe WsFcr-
winter and summe- ia open ssi1 boats.
noN We cfoss upon youdsr r4ItroaI
bridge and wc breakfas. th&s tnorus
ing IN Beaufort and din tomorrow
In Ashevilie. The dream of Governor
MorchcGd. one Of the States RrAttvFt
men, " an unbrokcn railroad ure
from the coast To the mountains has
been realized and through cars rua
from Beaufort Harbor II Aahev Tile
ti am glad 10 see. Governor Glenn.
that you are following IN the footatepa
of this great Governor In all that tend ;
% the material fvsaccment of North
Carolina)
The dream Of Governor Mo-ehcad 81
no longer a dream. but a living.
breathing realty. Mr.. cannon
And in this connection eight years
ago whea John ii Small and I nrst
entered Congress he dreamed cf aa
Inland Waterway from Beaufort To
Norfolk eve now say YOU Will observe
Beaufort to Norfolk, instead of Norfol',
to BeauforO and he toiied ana sfrur-
Gled with Speaker Cannon and Chair
man Burton and / aided him With al
my power ana faeany by the co-opern.
ton of F. NJ Sinmo-5 this dream ais,
beca me real ty.
And now for the transportation q
our products OF the ocean. rognds an,
/ rivers. ear truck and ssYsshef we vy4
/ a.avc ali and w-te~ 60 @lsoirec1: ard
! needed only both To make Fa9tcs
/ North Carolina blossosa as the rose.
Capital and Iaoor. |eapitafist an
laborera, railroad end canal. cf.tze]
and railroad maSnate9 and stntearne'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11

The first 1nI12g that pscpte WISH ID
know With regard - any paSticuIsr
location Il ss 10 the remarkable
about it to d5st111sT15sn T. fora among
a thousand other pIacas2 IN reply
to this question: de c1arGlin., town ot
Beaufort, NorTI Ca~oIiQa has ready
q quantity OF ansM e-s- Il is one OF
me olJoSe towns in E--e State, and r'cn
in historic interest The people gan
orally are prosperous ard hGpcJ, apld
IL IS said that there S 10 piacs G-y-
where more free fra actual poverty
and suffering than il and around
Beaufort
The town occupies ? cecinsuZo nec-lI
three miles long ana nearly o-a mile
wide the peCinsuI1 being entirely sur
rounded by water except for one nar-
row neck OF land It faces the aeau.!-
ful Core and BoGae Sounds, (r1ai-h
form Beaufort H@-oar), and is OILY
three miles dtsG.rt [-orn the o.lea sea,
and the scerarr IS at all tn IS az a. !
traction of c1r-sIf1e1,ce- 'L7t-c app-Gac.a +.
by railroad from Acretea city is
over a rev bridge two al one-n.lf
miles long this ztrrcture takiog rank
with the lo1-gest OF the ktCd IL the
hole world. 1hese are but q few Of
the remarl1aD Ole things thai FRS i'm,
press visitor to the place wl2tca IS
row becoming one cf the most popu- |
lar Of the seaside summer resorts. /
The population of Beaufort in 1900
Nas 2,195, and it is now about 1890. !
While the population of Carteret
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11

have yielded thcm 20 pounds In
London
During the earl@ days pf tho
Province yes+,l3 ot nm sorts. ir.lluB-
irg prlyatcere during the Frrnch snf
spanish wars resorted ~ this hafbor
for pros iei0Hr They got wood and
watev from the banks and great
abnrd9ucc ~ the beet nrh were caught
Ia thu haTbors
40 early az fT9i ieRisiatjpu Ia re-
gard 10 flaa began and han nof ceased
The Legislature of thAt yssar passed
an trt entitled ~ bii - prevent
the Bntfuelt 1tstr7zctton ~ Hwh in
the Gore and Boeue sounds ani
stralt~ The Vuiy regulation about
fishing d the carry DAYS nrsfra - have
cen fGaf Hru-re sfHcrtH had ~ b~
f4rcsHsG t3 f4b Governor Eden tu
ore ~ hE ttera urEe# tn4' power
arH Ua.rtk Gr given ans ~ the %e@
ErHl.ud men ~ Eft whale sturgeon
~ et.aT F0Fat u-h UPon tre cuagi dur
-AG fnrn N 'fer years ~ fh@ pay
r.cut ~ iv4 1rrr >..jus.
ENe fft earft sf H~Haf"r' hArbpr
ssa made 5u TE1. under fhe dlrsf~
ton aE Governor LHrf.aRt4u - send
sag St ~ tbe IlFH# Ftpprirt"rR ne
y. eke ~ Jaeaufeft a< being ihe most
convenient barH1r ln tsF trofins"
ard 9f Ita aanftflrg f4r tHrgrsf f1~r-
shaYt en4 .Hs &esFEE f-sfsEg- NF4 tF5tfH
later. ts1I.Y. efa&r.uer Arthur bphh-
visited fUt4 faaU aI3 directed PIC
construction - 4 - en E2gu@ BANK
.uret Fri P-s i9ur
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11

than the original. This encourages
g large general mercantile trade for
Beaufort, The fish industry is at pres
ent the chief one, and there are few
places where living is easier than here
where there is food In plenty and free
for all who will go after If There are
several wholesale dealers in fresh and
salt fish, and all Of them have all the
business they can manage. There are
also several fish factories" where the
unsalable fish and the scraps are
made into fertilizer and oil This fer
tliizer IS by many considered the best
made, and the oil is used for filing
leather and IL the tempering of steel
IN the big mills
The shipping ana canning Of oysters.
and other various phases of tho fish
and oyster industry, afford employ
and the demand for labor always ex-
ceeds the supply. About oae-third of
the people are negroes, and many of
these work only so much as is abso-
1pteiy necessary.
The United States Fish Laboratory
occupies a splendid building on a small
island only q, few y1-ds away from the
station is loc9ted 1T the same place.
These two fsatures attract quite q
number OF people to the town and are
believed to be Of much benefit in
other ways we'll In TINS. The
Beaufort Inlet life saving station IS
just across the harbor and in full
view; this is the point at which the
beach sank 50 alarmingiy some
months ago as 70 cause fears for the
building, but the danger did not
r-2 teriali2e.
The trucl.ing industry in the neigh
tOrhood is important though it has
rot been developed extensively, and
10 facilitate this movement, there is /
q TX of esta b!ishinG q fruit cenncry in +
Beaufort IRE UNCUT timber in the +
.ounty is very veluGhle, srd now that 4
Beaufort has q railroad, it is probable I
that a woodworking factory OF some /
kind Will be esta blshed IN the near
future. Mayor II. G. Holland has re-
Gently received many inquiries from
people with money who desire to
know of the prospects of these ana
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
beaufort Celebrates Great Progress

neigh OF the iron horse viii be heard
from the sea board To the mountains
Then. North Carolina can not only
boast OF the best harbor on the East
ern coast bur that she has also an
uninterrupted line or railroad over
three hundred miles long running
through the most fertile sections OF the
State.
April Q. 1857.
whale OF large dimensions was
harpooned and killed yesterday near
the Shac kleford Banks, about SIX miles
from this place. 1t is said to be sixty
or seventy feet long. very fat and will
yield upwards OF fifty barrels Of oil,
which VIII be worth at least $1,000
The lucky fellows 10 whom the honor
Of catching this monarch OF tn,
deep belongs, are Mesers Samuel
Moore ard Absalorl Guthrie
April 20, 1857
Beaufort contains two Methodist
Gone of the an Africanl church. and
one Baptist church, and on the i4th
Of the present month the cornerstone
Of st. Pauls Episcopal church was
laid. There are in successful opera
ton several male and female schools
which will compare favorably with
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11

thc.e il other Localities. ana H,7:cr
,l,Ne - average attendance % abou1
200. The pCpul2t on of tec town IS
nov ABOUT 1,601.
The town officers are John RumleN,
inteldcnt. Commissioners, james How
land. Z. ". Chadwick I5. L. Perry D..
G. w Hi: Ale.sandei G. Davis. town
clerk, and Joseph Hall. sergeant.
The county officers are: George
Dill. sheriff; J2mes Rumley, clerk Of
Court of Pleas and Quarter essions:
Robert w. Chadwick. clerk Of superior
court; John T. Jones Register: i en-
ja1nin l.. Perry. Cierlz and Master IA
Equity; and G. r. Thomas, County
Solicitor.
The government officers are: James
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
A BRILLLAF* s. FUTURE

ordinary that surf-bathing at that
time is usual custom.
COMMERCE.
prominent official OF the United
states Coast Survey. in an official re-
port. says. THAT the inlet and bar OF
Beaufort are probably the best on our
whole eastern coast, south OF the
Chesapeake bay, is, b licve. a matter
of fact and needs no comment There
are two principal causes which have
preserved this inlet, and which will
continue TO keep II open with probably
Ceeper water than any Of the other
harbors on this coast One OF the
causes IS the shelter and eddy cur
rents occasioned by Cape Lookout:
the other is the n-e1istonce of anv
large interior sound or bay. In 2
commercial point Of view, Beaufort as
a harbor and port, has many advant-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11

horehe.d city which ix getting 10 b.
QUITE village
Ever since the unexpected lose Of
the terminus Of the railroad 10 n.an~
fort her citizens seem TO has- he~
come discouraged In every attempt TO
secure for her that position IN trade
appearance and prosperity which she
should undoubtedly po~seE Instead
OF standing still and sr4eytny over the
loss ana speculatinx on The do~nfalt
Of the town. the citizens should push
forward NTH determination that
such shall not be the result
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Hon. Charles r. Thomas D~c1nrv~ 81 10
BE The Garden Spot

Beaufort. y. G. June s-'The Com
nercial Upbriiding OF Eastern North
Carolina" was the subject OF the aa-
dress OF Dngressman Charles r.
Thomas here today whose speech In
full Is herewith given
Mr.. Thomas speech
Eastern North Carolina, upon whose
shores hrt ak the waves OF the stormy
Atlantic, carrying upon its broad
bosom the fleets and nayie. OF the
world-grand old ocean. but ever new
and fresh and beautiful as the morn
Ing; Eastern North Carolina, ffrs.ch-
Ing from Virginia $ line To the Pal
metto state, and westward 10 the
PIEDMONT or hill country Is the gar
den SPOT OF North Carolina and OF
the South. Its sounds and water
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11

similar industries, nd every reason
able inducemeEt VIII De Offered by the
people A high-class summer hotel.
equal or superior TO the Atlantic at
More head City. is also a possibility ana
would very likely be an exceedingly
profitab bic Investment. \ factory ior
the preparat ton of hard shell crabs for
the market, has been discussed for
some time, and would have every ad
vantage j.. view of the fact that the
surrounding waters abound in every
desirable species Of fl h. oysters, clans
crabs. etc The famous Banker pom
les are numerous in the county aaa
co stitutc g proGtable business.
SPECIii ADVANTAGES.
hospitable, and readily Giye sympathy
and the necessary encourag cement Of
every kind 10 every newcomer whose
coming viii be Of benefit to the whole
PEOPLE.
The climate is admirable and the
health OF the community compares
fayora bly, with any. There is rarely
any considerable sickness, and this
fact serves to bring many visitors who
desire to improve their health. The
water is good and there is practically
no obstacle in the way of persons look
ing for a thoroughly satisfactory place
in which to locate. Beaufort is To-
Gated nearer to the Gulf stream than
any other town North of Florida. and
summer weather at Christmas is so
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11

'arta~-t s.stontai bays. Hat n~
Con vrrtm~nt nm@ ne-~a f~lo~s so Ap-
prsprinse tie Money >~S~~ary "a
I'ut tt~ ffart,or aa . Footing WIN
ot'rr shipping Points. I'll
1a~s soc wears ago ,he frus per,
nfAa.Ht ~stusfa~ot 80 English -eI,~saR
tuE - Vpte iu tb4a country ssan rsaAss
J#HeH1pwrs Nlrla ria buf n~ariy q
quartet of eentarY prior - that
4rus fa r. rxAct early as July
Auats- ard Hariowr rnaSs
thstr "rat eoN 8Ec from England ts
fMr N4rth Carolina esAst ard thrir ftrws
taHa5HE etas Dn ttsFaroh Island fr
this counts tsnrtrre8 n ainp appear
from SIR ik&eNard urecnvtiic'H aocoan,
81 hls 8r~t voyage tJane -. iSsn
That hir nrNt landing also war IN that
county ~ Cape Lockout
Beeinrlue with theac early cnlnrta
daNa snd others following th9rrs IN
fuleiequett Years. We arv warranted n
saying that na Rs~ciiou ~ the country
y richer IN historic fact and tradl.
ton than - fhln The early histars
- thus aectlon. hc~e ever In familiar
and recital ~ g wouia hr tir~moyae
II may tot bs out of place though
to rtcaii that as early Hs April iTx9
thf lsof aH t'fauF{wspFN made and tsSn-
stttuted Beaufort \ port ~ entry FOR
the loading ARD discharge o. vesneta.
M m'ur the port In honor 90 Henry.
Duke ~ l}eaufprt
The year following. I7za1. the
Leffslntur# pmsssd an net incorpsrat
ing the seaport af tteatlfuft Into a
ts%orhip. declaring "Thfa Act In fns
making town of Beaufort m Core
soh-c which though "a Rood inlet and
cofVerienf. yet the town hath had bur
little AucecYs nnd scarce any t.shahi-
tants' Nor IN it's lack of i,4hnbltsntz
70 be wondered az. since as late -
1855. We nnd - recorded that the~a
were or3% 400 peonle in tho whole 81
| Carteret prer'uct The ias..t teu sea ~
/ hove Yer, saw the nunsDer increaHe'
to .~.3s24
le4- sss@ tfsesses asrEs- II saaafs%4 aas,
be{si faotc3 fof liz hnrDor end fture
apTf .S1,a variety of the ash four
| tt4es - we sa~xss in Sir ISgrhar
| Orr yffIe'a account ~ ,asa fnf.sifnr !,
/ ga rfsf Ioohssff or june fkHMs fs.
/ fhev .ceugi1f much nnh tffat "tsufs
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11

Gibble, Collector OF Customs, Belch =
Fuller. Inspector; and William l. Pot
ter. Postn ster.
The hotels are: OceanHouse kept by
George w Taylor: snd the Front
street House kept b. ". c. King
Methodist church. Pc. l. L. Hen
dren Baptist. Rev. =. /. Weatherly;
Episcopalian, Rey. L, d Van Ant
Werp.
schools: Beaufort Female Seminary.
Mr. and Mrs. :. d. Pool. Principal:
Beaufort Fenaie institute, Rev. VI. 1.
Langdcn. Principal; Beaufort Male
.Aca ier1y. Nj Robert w Chadwick.
Principal: Primary School. Miss Sarah
Ann Davis.
Commissioners Of Navigation: Dr.
N. +. ArendeI, X. I cotter, J. T. Bell.
j. p. c. Davis and Capt. Thomas
Thomas.
July 5. 1855.
The Last spike has been driven and
the trains are now running between
Goldsboro and Stewards Point Cor
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
THE !.E3UFosl,r JOURNAL.
Interesting .1ItTacts From the Town
Paper OF i,ifty Wears sgo.

The first issue OF the Beaufort Jour-
nal. edited by Mr.. John Nichols. now
q United Stctes Comm iSsioner in Raj
cigh was printed April ,. 1857. and
Was for q number of years an l1npor-
tant feature OF tho lie and progress
O. the community 1t was Just at this
time that the movement for the rail
road IN that section was realized. aud
the following extracts f~om the paper
are therefore of peculiar interest III
veisv of the fact tl.at the original m
tention was TO make Beaufort the
terminal point. q hope that was only
to be realized fifty years later AMI
which was 50 appropriately celebrated
yesterday.
Editorial. April :. 1887.
Today we give to the public the first
number of the Beaufort Journal
paper which we desire to make the
commercial paper Of the State. The
es-a nshm ant OF such a paper a. this
time. before this harbor has assumed
that importance wnici. of right be-
longs to it. may to some seem premJ-
ture: but the rapid progress Of tho At
lantic ard North Carolina Railroad %
completion. the interest which IS being
ava aLened in every part Of North Cav
olira Which interest seems directed
hitherward and the continually ex-
pressed wish from all over the State
to hear from Beaufort and the futu e
prospects of this ha-hor. have in
clinad us 70 the opinion that now is
the time for the commencement Of
the enterprise.
April 8, 1887.
\ new locomotive (the John Ba--
ter) arrived here on Saturday last. IN
board the schooner lone. from New
York and was landed on MonGaY 1T
the company's wharf Il has bet-et m
object Of interest to many who hat
never previously had an opportunity
of seeing 9 similar OBJECT.
The services of the distinguished son
of Western North Carolina. in whose
honor it is named. in behalf of the
road, have justly entitled him to be
thus rcmerlb lbered ana honored.
The work OF laying down the tract.
on Gov Morenead's s contract vii! now
so ahead with all the energy ana
perseverance for which that gentle
man is noted. It VIII be but a few
months from now when the shrill
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-11
History, Resources and s
Various Advantages
OF the Famous PORT
It's One o. tho States Old

II ZS OE12 % EUo STUI2S OI0-
est Places ard is Rich fD
Historic Inferesf---PeO-
pie Moving i ogetser jor
Improvements Cn5 Dc
pelopr71e77f --- Delightful
Resort Az the Hegr
ROrSaz<l,
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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-05-23
DIGS At PANAMA.

Washington Start is still neces,
sary to get past some red tape and
typewriter ribbon before the work
on the Panama Canal gets into full
swing.
Omaha Bee-At any rate, engineers
Of the army assigned to duty at Pan
anna are immune from the ravages OF
the resignation microbe.
st. Louis Globe Occa-
sionally predictions are still heard
that the Panama canal will never be
built. These are the same prophets
who used to say that sanitary condi-
tons on the isthmus we're hopeless.
Atlanta Constitution Which would
you rather be--a standpatter or a
quick-quitter,
Washington Herald--The next time
the president gets a competent man
in the Panama Canal Office, he should
decline to issue transfer.
Washington Times--To dig the
canal will require all the way from
seven TO fifty years. according 10 the
politics Of the man who is making
the prediction.