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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29

$ / e nj met toht 0 g
puno ct S eli 8pgo / Sonofjoro
banote Set for nogle s(or iioe11, at
ct Far elore 6olf mootte gao fra
@aar0 og Grun0 lom Iplge al Ell
&autionsforpltgtelie. Zen enc al Sc
res Sglaner tog Jig n9r al Iornlore=
mes @org ODER at u1ootte forlooe lit
Se0re1ebiem % lopeoe, at bon life
pil6e gipe Jig, fdr fam boube tient
laa mango Eenge, at bol1 fl1noe fipbe
@aar0en igper1. San rejlte til Sine
rita, bpor set gift boln go0t % mi
er Fan pen0t tilboge til @iembpgben,
far fjpbt @oar0en tilboge og betol1
oenne mes tine optiente Eenge, iao
fans 6orel0re alligepel fit Sen itore
@lgoe at %tilbringe &eiten al iine
Gage paa Sc gomle Counter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29

MfjIpringen at Seller SSH
helms @ol1to fore9if / Malel lrno D.
5. Sl,li i paffert SER og UNDER itor
5ililutning. 8mttaen, JONI er 6 M.
bpi % ltaar poo ct 6o0itpffe 1 @eter
bpit, CT ploceret / Sen pafreite Gel
al Horfe11, v5rplobaltgen"; Sen fan
ices longt 116e fra Spen. Eaa @te=
mems Scribe er in0bugget &eilerel1s
Standardization % &aaben ion1t
Sroene @ilbelm II-1904. 81
! ltriftsl9ge 2orent5en bo1ot Mfile'
ringstolen; minoeoe ON Sen ltore
Brand og Sen 0erof f%glaenoe pa11lfe'
lige Situotion for 9pen, &eilerens
roife pg itore @ielp, 9efolfningens
Sofnemliebeo %ligeoperfor &eiieren.
Nllereoe / lang Si0 bapbe Moner
paret pppe ON t Grfjenotligbe0 at
foo rejlt &eiieren en- 8auta miot /
@pen, men fprlt MI par man noaet
frem til Sterilization al bette Tnlfe.
@o11 %nper0rog 9outaen till Spen %
Nolelunos &omume, pao bpis Segne
Sen blep mo0taget al Sr0fprer Smre,
huorefter sen tplfe &oniul Mpller
fremhor Ell Saf fra &ejieren % no=
, hroote ct 9epe Molejuno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29

Spit5berg II. Sire norlfe
@ulfompognier poa gpit6bergen far
poa ct Mpbe, bpori oglua &eprGien
tonter for &egjeringen beltog, forle=
SEN peotaget e1 Srerensfpmit ON
bpprleoes Strioigbeoer mellem nor
life % omerifonif e &ulfompagnier
poo Spit5bergen ifol o%igjeres. Sper=
ensfpmlten pil mi as Oiplomotiif Sci
blipe lenot til @oofjenoelie al Sine
rifonerne.
Spiltigbe0er ofgipreS al 9%pfogoen
i Sron1sp neb Com. Sans Com fan
oppelleres til Ell at begge &egierin=
ger u6iet 6ellesoommer, eller, bpiS
Sc life bliper enige ON en- laoOml
til en- al Sem pnlgt GolOgifts0om:
ltpl beitooen0e al to MenO, be1
nnlger en- Spnnan6.
Eao Mpoet beltemteS enopioere, q:
optoget oonb fan blipe frit, roor Sc,
en- pis Sis life orbei0es ser. @obt
gjorelle til 9ommere og m16re lis
glitter uoreoes al 8orterne. Mnmel
0elier, lpm fon1mer lenere ems 1 Mal
efter Sperensfomiten, fan life npb,
9oOt al Oen. Sperensfomltens @e
ltemmeller er life binoen6e for Ser
muligpis lammentr96en0e inferno
tionole Spit5bergen=&onferen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29

Norge % g g e .
Mfeo to @~fstrotog gipr SEN ipenlfe
Nigs6og / 6enne Sio en- Stubierejle
til Morrlan6. @onife naturligt IT'S
ltroftes Nejien til Marbif for at ie.
bporleoes Sc itore Malm6ompere Ia
ites me0 ipen1f Molm; MEN mege1
fdr en6 oprin0elig planlagt brp<
man op fra Marbif, og @run0en fer:
til por ifelge set ibenife 8la6 so,
gems Mpbeter" @isfornejelie me(
Nor0menbenes Sptreben. Sen nor:
ife Damper, iom amenities til Ell
6%iorouoflugt, bop6e iaaleoes bIan6:
allie fine Stag og @impler life e:
e1eite ioenif. Sc itore ipenife Mpi
ier "Mftonbla6et" og rStocfbolms
9agb1oo" angrtber farpt norif v@f
tenpoiten", iom bar brogt en- opligt
peffenoe Meo6elelie ON en- ierli{
Spit5bergen-&onferenie, JON ogiot
oo 6iplomotif @ei ita1 or6ne @trios:
ipergsmaal melleln rorife og ameri
fm1ife Selifaber paa spit5bergen
BET norife 8la6 bar bragt en- u6fgr.
Zig 8eifripelie at bele Sagen, Jon
oben | &ipbet mgioes JON life fore.
lebig. Man bill / Soerige life 9ier.
ne tro, at Ben norife &egiering birfe.
Zig ltoar bog 6e1rne Or6ning, ion
"Stocfbolms 9agbla6" fQl9er ltri.
oenoe moo al 6ipIomotif @fif &C
Brug, oa 10 en- ibenif-norf-ruslill
4onferenie M ifaI treoe lammen pri.
bat &%eIiingfors.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29

Sun6re6e Mor / a M
nj e 81 @ g t. Den al be fle1te
&rtltianiafolf bel fienote @oor6 Epe,
ten | 9ftre Mfer bab5e Ben 4. Suli
beref 100 Mar / famine Slegts Sic.
@aaroen blep nemlig 4. Suli 1910
fiebt at &ipbman6 6. 9. @tener-
len. &on iolgte SEN / 1914 til S.
80. Stenerlen, Sober til SEN n11pa=
renoe @ier, Sngenigr @ilb. 5tener=
ier, iom ooertog @aor1en be6 6n6e.
rens 500 | 1886, og iom UNDER itore
Spofrelier bar beporet @oar6en for
Slegten og bol6t ser / 1,6merfet
|Stm6. Sngenigr 5tenerien, iom ef=
ter lin @nietteIie / Offers foml1noIe
Sngenierpeien bar truffet Jig tilbage
fra oct offenlige 9ip, blep ti6Iigere
oberor6entlig fterft benpttet / fomu=
male Silli6sbberb - bar 81. a. ppre1
giceor6ferer / SITTER -, Iigeiom bon
4 ct &ar &erio6er bar @tortbings-
lnppleamt for Mfersbns Mtnt. 8egi.
benbeoen feire6es be6 en- bpggeIia
5omiIiefeit paa 9peten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29
Goletc life en- Miaife.

Sol9tc lffc CIT T1aifc. Seq bat
alorig iolgt en- 6laife @urifo," fri
Der Setter 2tliegren, 422 Mnlberrj
st. Stillpater, Mim.; umen leg
bar baft Sen / @iemmet iom 6amilie-
meoicin i ODER often Mor mes @itorur-
teoe &eiultater. Seq bar gipet bori
mangen en- 6laite til fattige, mel
pproige Srengen6e pg er bIepet mere
END betalt peo 6eres biertelige 9af.
Sen bar beret be0re for os ems Ell
2age."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29
= NORGE. >

en- beI SomiIie, Mo1o,
@rltru % Spn fra Ell aflioes Slelo<
hptte peo Dronrmen, blep f%orleoen be-
qropeoe poo Ell Sag. De bar opoe
al 2ungcbetnnoelie mes Ell Dogs
Mellemrum.
$50 Nor pe0 90 a q :
Meo 8ergensba1el1 fom fpr=
leben en- Game mes ct s Manneoers
8orn. 9e bapoe reilt uofbrl1ot /
ii 9pan pg bopoe finn ct Eor Stotio=
ncr til @eitenmelleslteoet. S Nol
hlcp @ornet imiolertio lpgt og opoe
fort eiter Nfgangen ira SINE. MOO
nercn ng &ornet fpm fra Sopo11.
aosiemongel ~6inmorfs=
potent" meobeler fplgenoe: Salptt
@%crrchsitprc far Ell telnnig belll1ttct
at onn1cloe fprbennare1roe 9erreos=
fosierer Berg: for 8pgernes Silbage=
bolbelie % Ell &osielnangel poo opcr
tl1ieu &rprer. 2igele6es belll1tteoes
Mmneloelie moo 8erg % 2Grer SG+
qer for 400 &rprer, iom mangle1
blonbt O~perfprmm1beriets Mi0ler
iiben 1902
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29

Seller @iIbeIm !
" Norge. Sra S6oa meooeles Ser
6. Sult: ~@oben5ollern" meo Sci.
er 8ilbelm ombor6 ol1freoe uoenfnr
Der UNDER Salut fra Oooo i Titer-
lniooa9. BDen er feitlig impffet
&ronprins SIor fpl0te
oe1 2. Sl1i Z Mar, / bpilfen @nleo-
ming Ser flageoes fra offenlige og
prloote 8pgninger / &riltiania og fra
Sftbene poa &apnen. 81. IL git
Tdolelsoogsiolutten fra Mfersb11S.
SSngen MiIitprtere e.
tie or norfe Er9 e +.
Sen norlfe S9rnepligtslop blep for
leoen bebonolet al set norlfe Stor-
ting, % Ser ppltoo Ell lnngere Dr6f-
telle on1> bporbi6t Erniter fremti'
Sig lfol fritages for Militnrtieneite.
Gn locialilttlf &eoaftgr mente, at
Yrnl terne ptl blipe mil1ore militari=
itilfe, bpiS Sc ielp ifl1I0e bpje Mili=
trrlipets Stroba0ier; men bo11s Eorz
tif9lle, Sen %befie1ote Goitor Mfre>
Griflel1, bnpoeoe, at 5olootertiene:
item life flrn0e forenes nleo Sen gejit=
lige SGrOigbe6. Meo II Stemn1erS
Slertal peotoges Set, at YrGlterne
/ Morge life ifal gjgrc MilitGrtjc:
acite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29

Ct lie loent . rpl =
[ Ii y. Sra @opin / Selemorfe1
me0oeles: Gn inu1f Set fejreoes fer
forleoen paa S%pnitegooro, ioet Sal
Dor @iern1unoien og bon5 @ultrl,
Gro @olporsootter feire0e S%ernhrpl,
lup. @egge CT friife ng raife. San
CT 80 Mar, ng set er life mango "a.
gem. li0en bor tor lr0e pg rl1slet meo
2jooen; BUM Sc Mor. S Mnle0ning
al Sen liel6ne 6elt bar Ser lomlet ONT
lag ct ballot @un0re0e Mennel fer -
6amilien og @rGn0er. S%ogneprGlt
Omar bon &rogb fra @ransberreb
bolot Ell lml1fSale for Sc gomle. GiS-
lie fit n1a11ge pofre Greienter. Sc
len blep itrpget og set bar en- ipert
6Dggelig 6eit. @ierm1n0 og @ro
far otte Barn / 2ine. Nj oem bar
fem, JONI Dor i @onin, 8ron5ferrei
og Sinn, tillte0e. So al 8prnene Ell
boiot / Sorlsberg og en- / Mmerifo.
Selpiagt ct ser Ell Mengbe @pr1e,
6grn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29
loo Acres FarmtilSalQ,

En- ekstra fin 100 Acres Farm til Salg, kun
Mil fra Milaca. Mile Laos Co, Mimi, so
Acres ryddet og Resten af Landet er let at
rydde; der findes en- hel Del Gavntommer
paa andet;Jordsnonnet er sort MUD over
L~erunderlag; Landet ligger flint og err til
!ige en- udmerket Farm, hyorpaa enhver
Fod af Jorden er brugbar; Gr9sgangen err
!.ndhegnet med ct tretraads Staaltraads-
hegn. Et ekstra godt Vaaningshus paa 6
Vserelser, nesten nyt: en- god Stenkjalder
under Huset 18x2S; Huset er bygget af bed
god staldbSyygning;; bygget tor 8 Aar siden
Wand SAINT en- Back som lober igjennem
Farnlen og holder Wand baade Winter og
Sonmer. Farmer ligger we'd en- god Vel,
II. :; d.. O j ct skandinavisk Nabolag;
Hvis De kommer nd at Sc paa Farmen vii
De fnde den som her onita1t. Prison er
kaar. Husk paa, at vi betaler allie Hotel
udgifter for wore Kundsr under deres OPP
hold hos os for at sc paa Farmer, hvad en-
ten de kjober Land eller like. For nermere
Oplysning ti1skriV
the ANDERSON LAND CO.,
MiIaca, Minnesota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29

ct uDDggeligt Selp D.
NJ o I 5. gn 70 Q(or gomluel Monb
/ 2inoonger, Sfiol0e itrpnrme1, pe0
9}arn @alpor Sforet, far poa Ell
meget llbpggelig Moa0e toget 2ipet
at Jig. San bar peret noget ipgelig
at Jig og far ofte uotolt Jig ON, at
ban bar tret al 2ipet. 6orle0en
Morgen ST. 3 ba6 fan &onen 1en0e
8u0 efter 9ege. geo 7=Si6en poog=
neoe &onen pe0 at bGre en- eienoom=
melig 2po fra Monben, og 50 bl1n
lfnloe lie efter, fan0t bl1n, at Monoel1
bob0e ifoaret up bele Mapen % flpo
/ 8loo. Sum iprong djebliffelig ef=
ter To1f, og ga @ielp fon1 tilite0e,
lepeoe Manoen en0nu; men ban opOe
ltrafS efter. 2%ensmou0en bleb ltrofs
porslet. @olpor og &onen hoeoe poo
en- lioen @l1smon0splo0s. De bopoe
ingen &reoturer, men 6olf troeoe
life, at Sc les nogen Mp0. Muligens
er Set ct 9iebIifs @onpi6, lom far
bGret Mariag / Sen erufl1l6e @ier=
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29

@n 9 M m el IN :
M anbS1eg s Gooberg bar
Observation-Disclosures / bele 1856
aar beret inoebabt at Meolemmer al
6amilien Sliflet. Sen mi Sen 1.
Sl,li fratrao6te S6orpal0 Gliflet bar
Sen 6. / &effen. Sen ferite por 81
men Tliflet fra 1724-1765. Ser
efter fslger &riiten Simenlen 1liflet
fra 1765-177S. Sper @r%ijtenle11
Tliflet 177S-1811. Mtls Sperlen
1liflet 1St1-1S49. @uobro1r0 Mil=
ien 8liflet 1S49-tS9t og Gborpolo
@l,6bral16ien Sliflet 1891-1910.
@lonot Mnlegerne til Stillingen MI
CT Sborpol6 6liflets Sgn 9perrets=
iagfprer &riitofer Tliflet. @pis I'LL
fan ifl1l0e blipe onlot, goor nro1 olt=
iao oper til Z. S1ngtleb.
Gen nor t Il 5 b II
5 I ing flor tog meo Jig
1862 Eerloner. Set ltotiitiife Sen:
trolbureo1 bor %u6or6ei0et en- Sper:
ligt oeer Sc Noriager, ion 0isle 6oli
bor ongipet for ll0pmoringe1t. Ser
pigtiglte er monglenbe sl0gang ii
lpnnel10e Girfiombeo og Sonlfelig
beo peo at faa Sor0 til giel1Oonr
Gen forefon1 / 1856 0ilfrlbe
berof for en Sre0ieoel &pin0er. :
2,039 Iilfeloe er opgipet, at Geo
fomnte110e reiite til 6amilien; for tn
6ieroeleS &e0fommen0e gial0t Oett
&pin0er. 253 bar forbprt eller ieg
te @pre. Sum is ifulDe ifaffe Jig hi
6ere lt66onnelie. 5000 Eerioner bop
Sc foaet Jig: tilienot &%ejlepenge fr'
Mmerifo eller andre 2an0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-29

2,039 5ilfel0e er op9ipet, at SeO=
fomnren0e reilte til Tamilien; for tire
6jerDeles &e0fomn1en0e gial0t Bette
&pinoer. 253 bar forbprt eller leg=
tie @pre. Sum is ifulbe ifoffe Jig pi=
oere l166onnelie. 5000 Eerlorer bou=
Sc foaet Jig tilienot &ejlepenge fra
Mn1erifo eller andre 2an0e.
6ijferierne. Sen 2. Srlli
%ifribes: M1, ga Spipnet ct bGpet
o9ioo pe0 &oarfiifet I Tinmorfen> ct
2onbets itore Iorlfefilferier officielt
af1lnttet for ioar. %l10bpttet mao be-
tegnes iom tilfre0sitille110e, ioet Ser
er opfiifet life iaa ubetpoelig oper
miooels> ielp ON man regner felt ira
so Marenes 8egDn0elle og oltiao
me0toger Sc u0merfeoe Seloner /
Sc ii0ite 20 Mor al forrige Morbun=
breoe.
Salt CT ser pptoget 55.6 Million
Stpffer Sfrei bborof 1878 Million
faloer poa Ginterfiifet oe 63,103, 500
&ilogram eller = efter Sen olminOe=
lige 9eregning-23.3 Million Stpf=
fer poa Soarfiifet / 6irmarfe11. ri
Sen ianaleOe 6a1rgit CT ca. 81 Millio=
ner bengt til &l1nofiif. 3O.7 CT iol=
tet til @lipfiif og 2.0S Million 5tpf=
fer er rl1siebeban0let. ri 3ampyne-
6icintron ct ser tilpirfet 40,S00 @ef=
%toliter, og Ser er 0esl10en ct 8arti
poo 17,700 &eftoliter 2eper tilopers
til anore Sroniorter.
0m 6iifets Gang fan set / ltore
Sref liges, at set ipnbenfpr Tinmor<
TENS Mmt / @run0en fife lrogetlte0s
far pGret ipnberlig gobt, og ierlig
blep 9ofotfiifet n1eget inroat, bpori=
mos 6inmorfcfiifet far bopt lin al
(errigelte Sri Jon / bette Nar. Sg Set
bele &elultot bliper lom onenf or
nGpnt, at Morets l10bptte fan forof=
teriieres iom ODER Set giennenlnit;
lige. Sfior bar 6onglten noget ltgrre
l. iolt 6H Million = men ellers
moo mon bele Is Mor tilboge / 81:
Sen for at fin0e ct tiliporen0e l10bpt:
te. S S0=Morene tar Sen gjel1nen1:
Initlige Tonglt 54.6 Mil1ion -
90=Morene 5S.1 - 10000 fu1
45.6 Million. Sor Sen bele 80 Mor:
Ferio6e bliper oltioo ct mi6oels us
bptte at intte til 52.S Million 5tpf
fer eller ca. 3 Millioner min0re EN-
iour.
Sen Sis er 11l1 in0e, 6o Sc itor'
Siloefiiferier / Nor6igen for MIpo1
toger lin 9%egpn0elie. sri 6isie er Sc
lfotlfe iaor itartet meget ti0lig og bo1
pgret enorn1t ri9t, ioet ser ollereo'
I'LL er optaget 695>182 Sqn6er imoi
256,2S3 ifior. Set boollon0ife el
Serimo0 fun loopiot fommet igalrg
og fra Set tpife bprer man en6nu in
tet.
Oct norife Dripgornsfi1fe efte1
Silo @or0igen far / Sc lioIte Ma1
bopt en- nofloa befslenoe 5fjpbne
ltoruitl1iagen far Mor efter Star fore
9aoet | ltigenoe Maaleltof, og i6et
beltaget fan Set nof liges, at 6ilfet e1
| lin Spfomlt. Men SEN fnroigbe
bonoleoe &are far 6elpis pit Jig min
Ore bolobar. Gfterip6rgielen far ser
tor beret bigen6e og &riierne tiloel!
loo Late, at 8iifet for ST. / 1908 blet
gipet op mi6t / Seionen. Soar e1
Der til Dato optoget 5,420 Gen6e,
moo 5,640 flor og CAS- 1908.
Sm 6e6lil6fifets @egpn6elje e
Der eronn ingen M%e66elelier in6lp
bet. 0e fan formo6entlig ferit ben
tes ct go6t Stpffe lto i oenne Mao
ne6.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-08-01
OUT BARKER'S WAY.
Big Picnic at Saddle Tree Au-
gust IL Protracted Meeting
and Church Dedication 9th

er Items.
Correspondence of The kobesonian.
Lumberton. R. F. D. 2, July 81
Don't forget the big picnic at
SaddleTree on the 18th ofAugust.
It is a union picnic in which the
Farmers Union, the Betterment
Association and the w. O. w. are
united in their efforts to give
the people who come one good
time. We aim to have speakers
to represent each cause. We
hope to see all of Saddle Trees
former citizens who have moved
to other parts of the county and
all who want to have a good
time. Everybody is invited.
Mrs. Francis Watson is on an
extended visit to her father on
the Cape Fear river.
We were sorry to hear Of the
death of Miss Dolia Thompson, a
former resident of this county
but late of Florida.
Rev. w. A. jenkins announced
last Sunday evening that the
protracted meeting at Bankers
church would begin the 18th of
August. Barker's church is to be
dedicated on the second Sunday
in August, Rev. J. D. Bundy to
lead the services. All Of the
former pastors Of the church
now living are invited to come to
the dedication and help in the
serv ces.
We suppose the home mission
society Of the Rockingham dis
trict, Methodist, will meet in
Lun,berton in September. We
hope all Of the women belonging
to tina: society or anybody who
can will take the opportunity of
seeing our president, Mrs. R. B.
John, and hearing our leading
women talk about what is being
done by the society.
Rev. w. A. Jenkins is holding
protracted services atMoss Neck
this week.
| We hear there will be a meet.
ing of some days continuing
from the fourth Sunday in Au.
gust at Saddle Tree Baptist
church, Rev. Up. Hedgpeth, pas
tor.
| Mr.. H. A. M'White has moved
from Mr.. Jones' house, in which
he had lived since the cyclone
to the Hector M'White place.
Mr.. joe Russ has moved into
his nice new residence.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-08-01
Mill Owners Combine.

New York dispatch, July %.
New England. New York and
Baltimore mill owners, bankers
and capitalists incorporated to-
day the International Cotton
Mills Corporation, under the
laws Of New York, with an au-
thorized capital Of $4,000, 600,
seven per cent cumulative pre-
ferred stock and $40, 900, 900
common stock.
A statement issued this after
noon by Myron T. Taylor, presi-
dent of the new corporation.
says that textile mill sales and
distributing agencies in this
country and Canada which man.
ufacture and sell 5000 varieties
Of cotton fabrics are included in
the merger. The properties con-
solidated represent % mills and
IS principal brands, owning 49,
600, acres of land, part of
which is under cotton cultivation,
and employing 10000 hands with
an aggregate annual output of
approximately $18,O0O,OOO.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-08-01
partition PARAGRAPHS.
The Great Picnic on the Fourth
"A Busy Time With Teach
ers-Personal.
ers-Peraonal.


OF The Robesonian.
Parkton, July % This has
been quite a busy week with the
teachers. Some 20 or 80 cars OF
melons will be shipped from here
this week. The principal per-
sous are w. S. Cobb, j. G.
Hughes,J. A.Johnson, j.. Cobb,
CT. Simmons. The prices have
been very satisfactory so far.
Some sell on the siding, while
others ship and take chances.
Rev. Charles Parker arrived
here this afternoon from Dur
ham, accompanied by his sister
Hattie and children. Mr.. Parker
has been away several years.
He has served as a missionary in
Africa and India, his latest work
being in India. Mr.. Parker has
many fond friends in this section
who will be glad to greet him
once more.
Mr.. A. J. Garris and family
left yesterday to spend a few
weeks at the beach. -Messrs. A.
H. Perry and A. B. Williamson
made a trip to Fayetteville and
back this afternoon on official
business. Mr.. A. M. Culbreth
returned home this afternoon
after spending a few days visit
ing relatives at Manchester
Mr.. Penn Mccormick is on his
vacation. MIR. and Mrs. l.. B.
Timmons left for the beach to-
day.
A crowd of about Is in number
Of the boys and young men took
a trip up to Rockfsh for a fresh
water bath today. The writer
regrets he was not included in
this number. The most inviting
swimming resort is near A. P.
Everett's.
Mrs. Culpepper and children,
from Perry, Fla. are on a visit
to Mrs. J. c.. D. McNatt.
Mr.. Editor, pardon me for
mentioning once more the picnic
August 18th, and especially about
the filled baskets. We want ev-
erybody that is willing to bring
one to do so. The distance should
not be considered, unless you
come more than 10 miles. AS
was mentioned in today's paper,
the attendance will number
thousands, so come prepared tc
meet the occasion. We must
give the old veterans the best
time of their lives.
The writer has been asked by
some Of the members of L. B. L
l. Co. to give a write-up Of theil
recent encampment trip, but
asked to be excused as doubles
the correspondent from tina
point will mention it.
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Jack" Brady. who. with hi

Jack" Brady, who. with his
two sons and Shade Billiard, is
alleged to have caused a perfect
reign of terror for a short time
last fall in the vicinity of the
plant Of the Waccamaw Lumber
Company, in Brunswick county,
was found guilty Of malicious in
jury to personal property, atEliz-
abethtown Wednesday at the
term of court called especially to
try what are known as the Green
Swamp" cases. Brady was sem
fenced to IL months in Jail and
will serve his time in Brunswick
county. His two sons and Shade
Billiard pleaded guilty and were
placed under bond to appear at
each regular term of court for a
term of three years and show
that they have not committed 2
breach of the peace.
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Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with Local Applications, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh
is blood or constitutional disease, and
in order to cure it you must take inter-
nal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine.
1t was prescribed by one of the best
physicians in this country for years and
is regular prescription. 1t Is com
posed of the best tonics known, com
bined with the best blood purifiers, act
ing directly on the mucous surfaces,
The perfect combination of the two in
gradients is what produces such won
deful results in curing Catarrh.
Send for testimonials free.
F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by allDruggists, 75c.
TakeHan's Family Pills for consti
patton.
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THINK ON THIS.
He That Dema nds Equity Must
Do Equity.
Maxton Scottish Chief.

MaStOn ScottlSD Chle1.
Would anyone naturally sup
pose that a defeated candidate
who wants another trial and
processes to have such confidence
in the people as to demand that
the selection Of the candidate be
again submitted to them in a
primary, would have adopted
that plan in his own county?
Think about that. Let it soak
in. Mr.. Goodwin CLAIMS to have
faith in the people. He profess
es to believe that if he could SUBJ
nit his case to them again in
the district the people would
flock to his standard. Yet in his
own county he did not ask for a
primary and, when the people in
his own precinct demanded a
vote. they were cheated out of it.
He that demands equity must
do equity is the legal and right.
full principle that applies to Mr..
| Godwin's course. He is willing
to submit his cause to his owr
adherents among the people bur
not to the others. He is tryin{
} again to fool the people in ordel
; to justly his boiling. He is no
? willing to abide the decision O
the people unless they decide fo
him. He found himself in tn
minority, and was not permitte,
to change the minority into
s majority by a trick hence lie
5 the party go to the dogs-is hi
+ creed.