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pwy Proverbs and Phr&ces. Gifts persuade even the gods. Stand with anybody that stands right.?Lincoln, f Think twice before you speak, and then talk to yourself. That man is the most educated that is the most useful. A villian when he seems most kind is most to be suspected.?Spanish. The world never sours upon a man until he sours on himself. <?) j 25c[ " I. ? t?>3 |S|^PO ^51r5 ^ p CO E|f%^ NjJ ' HIS > 30 ao H 5?"":g^?* 5 V Where Winter is Summer. ft The ocean beats against long and seemingly interminable sandy beaches with innumerable towns and * camps, as in summer when the preat interior valleys become hot the rancher brinps out his camping outfit and starts for the shore. So popular is this idea in the rainless summer that in various parts of the state arc seen "tent cities," where for a modest sum one can rent a completely equipped camp with an acompanying guarantee of perfect, stormless weather, and in many places a guarantee of 110 thunderstorms. Off shore flows the Japanese Gulf Stream, which, with the ocean, modifies the entire region, as the Gulf Stream effects England, though some students of weather , deny this; the people, however, he lieve it because it is mild. The result is, the mountains of the state, from north to south, have a real winter, but the vallevs live in a perennial spring or summer. It does not rain from May to November, so there is a wet and dry season, and when the East is frozen up, California of the lowlands is vivid with greens, and wild flowers of every hue and tone convert the land into a garden. In a word, the climate of all California is much like that of Italy and the Rivira, with this exception: it is ' not so cold in winter nor so hot in summer, hence is reallv remarkable and particularly adapted to those desire f*p entdccr !l?e ell year round without icc and snow. Ip winter the country below three thousand feet looks like the Kast in June or July. All the wild and pardon * flowers are in bloom, yet there is a decided crispness in the air, and people wear winter clothing and have fires to keep warm o' nights. Near Los Angeles, a tourist center and a city of nearly 300.000. in February the adiacent Sierra Mad re mnv be capped with snow, yet the bathing is good at the beaches and the water not colder than in July in the Easi. ?From "Along the American Riviera." in The Outing Magazine for February. So. 10-'09. NEW 1I>E.\ Helped Wis. Couple. It doesn't pay to stick too closely to old notions of things. New ideas i often lead to better health, success and happiness. I A Wis. couple examined an Idea new to them and stepped up several I rounds on the health ladder. The husband writes: i "Several years ago we suffered from cofTee drinking, were sleepless, , nervous, sallow, weak, and irritable. My wife and I both loved coffee and > thought It was a bracer." (delusion). "Finally, after years of suffering, we read of Postum and the harmful' ness of cofTee, and believing that to ? grow we should give some attention ' to new ideas, we derided to test Pos L ?WIU. "When we made it right we liked . and were relieved of ills caused by ^^ Jffee. Our friends noticed the i) ? 'irnange?fresher skin,sturdier nerves, | abetter temper, etc. 7 "These changes were not sudden, K&JjSf but relief increased as we continued to drink and enjoy Postum, and we wy lost the desire for coffee. "Many ol our friends did not like Postum at first, because they did not make it right. But when they boiled jmf Postum according to directions on W Pkg., until it was dark and rich they w liked It better than coffee and were 'J ^benefited by the change." "There's r a Reason." ' Name given 6y Postum Co., Battle I Creek, Mich. Read "The Itoad tc Wellville" in pkgs. \ Ever read the above letter? A new ' owe appears from time to time. They ' aaa genuine, true, and fill of human < ' = THE NfWSJN U Items of Interest Gathered 3] Wire and Cable GLEANINGS PROM DAY TO DAI Live Items Covering Events of Mor or Less Interest at Homo ant Abroad. Carroll D. Wrielit. n resident o Clark College and former cotnniis sioner of labor, died Saturday night aged 09. Mrs. Bona Alexander of Mecklen burg county, N. C., is in charge o a gander and peacock G9 years oltl Thev were the property of Dr. Cnld well, deceased, and were of same ag with him. Miss Sylvia Green, the dnughtc of the opulent Hetty Green, of Nei York, was married to Matthew Asto Wilks, a great-grand-son of Joh Jacob Astor. last Tuesday. The cotton gin of Klnttz an Linn, near Spencer, N. C.. was bum ed Tuesday morning just before da\ The loss is about .$25,000. There i a suspicion that it was the work o night riders. Dr. William T. Bull, the famou New York specialist, died Monday a Wymberly, Isle of Hope, near S.i vannah. Ga. He had gone South i search of health. Jacksonville, Fla., suffered a $.'100 000 fire on Wednesday. Ex-Queen Lilliuokalani has hee sued by Dr Charles H. Eenglish f<; $11,000 for services rendered her a the stipulated price of $300 pe month. A cruel tramp asked a San Fr.ui ciseo ladv on C,... ' I-:" A<AVIIMU(T IUI MHun mil 1 to eat, and when she was complvin I he seized and began to choke her fu her rintr, when her faithful dog san his teeth into liis lefts and saved liei Washington News Notes. Marcellus Thomas, a Negro. cor victor! of killing two men in Texn appealed to the Supreme court o the United States to interfere wit his death penalty on the jiouu that the grand jury that indicted hii contained no man of his own rue< He lost his case. The conservation congress in Wasli ington City which represented th 1 United States, Canada and Mexic concluded its work on Tuesday afte finishing an elaborate report and dec larntion of principles. The name of Jefferson Davis 1 a been ordered replaced on the arch o Cairn John Bridge. whence it wa chisled out when evervbodv was mm in 18G2. This stone bridge is seve miles from Washington and Jeffet son Davis was Secretary of Wa when it was built. A pension of $f>0 per month for th widow of Den. Fitzhugh Lee wa made a nnrt of the nmniKnu bill passed by the lT. S. Senate o i Tuesday. Captain Hutchins has given n command of the battlesljip Kersarg on account of serious illness. Judge George Gray has been select ed as one of the judges to arbitrat the fisheries dispute at The Hague. The Senate passed the bill Wed nesday to allow the reinstatement o discharged negro soldiers of th Twenty-first Tnfnntrv. The House Wednesday refused t inquire into the letter of Secretar Bacon to Panama, disclaiming th charges of Representative Henry 1 Rainev. President Roosevelt an familv at tended en Wednesdaw the burial i New York, of the Pr ddent's replies Stewart Done-las Robinson, wiio wa killed bv falling out of a window ii Harvard college. Miss Frances Cnsperi. who obtain ed over $100,000 in Baltimore am Washington, was adjudged insan and will be sent to an asylum. Attorney Stuart McNamara ha been chosen to assist the (Jovernmen in the prosecution of the Panam; lihel nntns Foreign Affairs. Six persons were killed and 30 in iurcd in a theatre fire panie in Tula Russia, on last Monday. The gangway between wharf an< ship slipped on Wednesday, at Hnra burg, and about 37 men were precip itated into iev water, from whiel ten lives were lost. According to decision of the high or Federal Court of Ve.ner.nela. Cipri ano Castro is formally declared de posed of the presidency of that na tion. Francisco de Barre. the new Am bassador from Mexico, lias arrive* in Washington and expresses th great interest of President Diaz am ' the Mexican people in Presidcn Roosevelt's conservation movement. The Argentine steamer President* Roca caught fire according to re ports a few days ago, and the crev , and 200 passengers perished. ! At Rio Bambo in Equador. by th< removal of a rail a passenger trail i was thrown 100 feet down a preci i pice and 25 persons were killed am 40 wounded last Wednesday. , A late cablegram says that th . French tariff commission has re , stored the old schedule on oils ex cept that of cotton seed, whieh i to be 25 francs per 100 kilos. * ; OLDEST MAN IN AMERICA Escaped Terrors of Many Winters by Usin^ Pe-rr-in. Is^sc' ? rcs^! of Age. ' Mr. Isaac Brivk, of McLennan county. Tex., is an ardent friend to Peruua and l>uuks of it in the following terms: f "Dr. Hnrtman's remedy. Peruim. I have I found to oe the Vxsst. if not the only reliable remedy for COUGHS. COLuS. CATARRH and diarrhea. v. i ( ninn nun urt 11 in j/ mhhii-oj.' /?r maiiv j /earn, 41 nil I all rlbute myyod health and 111;/ rrtremr aye In til* r remedy. It cjcai ly meet* all my rcx qatrements. r "I have come t< *vlv upon it almost entirely for the 11 ..?>* little things for " vih; hi need mediei-ie* 1 believe it to be especially valuable .0 old j.eopl , Isaac Brock. Pcruna is sold by by your local drugist. Buy a bottle today. s The man who is willing be eonf vineed, usually is. Ftifl neck! Doesn't amount to much, S but mighty disagreeable. You've no idea t how quickly a little llamlins Wizard Oil will lubricate the cords and make you comfortable again, n ? Hunger is the best sauce.?Dutch. Brooklyn, X. Y. Address the Oartield Ten Co. ns above when writing for free samples of (Sartield l Tea. the true reniedv for constipation. r it A stingy man is always poor. r Piles Cured In ?? to 14 Days. t'sto Ointment la guaranteed to cure any I- cu-eot Itching. Blind, Bleedingnr Protruding <f 1'ilee in 6 to 14 (Java or tnnuejr refunded. OOe J1 >A I.MMEW WAMKD ANTKU?Active*. ener*eHc men to iu. Profitnb o |o?ltbn*. Htmirra inn We l?ltr tinnier. Cafli weekly wlvniace* Complete outfit free. Wrlie in.mediate r '?.r?>ur .lb<r?. | offer. W.T. HuuD & CO. ri.n IH?MiXlON NURSHtif.s. Mention this Pajer. KU HMoNI). VA. ;? ______ ^ s s 11 This Book Sent Free n p something to have a telephone w e The Rural Telephone pay! reach of every farmer. Present oanies are now rircnniriinr C/. 1. e WES" '* Saailwra ttflcra f (ifSfrn-i SjLr^Sr Atlanta Kanrat ' p V ft r/VeiCUiJv S) Cincinnati Portimo jj3 "nprrty^' Pal'.as Saint Ijc. Indianapolia Saranna PUTNAM Color more jn<?1? b-lghtnr anil fai!?r .mloni U4U any r> cau Uyi- any gariiieui without upp.ug apart. Writ s Nothing New or PSBjrnSB r. |V|y?terioii?. i YOUR GRANDMOTHER." ffljimTH S For many generattnna Oou.i- i.rMa ua? Imi t rNOgnlH<l M a wonderful remedial cnedioai a ic treating and cuHn- Pn?.>man'* Ortppa, Rheumallarn and Nru '- 'V'E'S QOOsB QRBASK LINIMKNT u ai-ue l.'o.u purt *oo?e greaac. with other valuable eurnllrt Ihgrodlanta added Try It ?At all Dragr'ati anil Daalat-Ma " GOOSE GREASE CO 1PANT, o'.0"1 | mice Lrlui artui mi wiawae ? aa.<w.v I B"? mf vrr.v HAN A. a iua? * Tn?(???t for F> laale I.l.rutri, Write w. kllWIN HCRCKI Drpte. L'KTKolT MICH PB . ^ nun pie treat man t R a Kb Rhd Chops Pile end I HH Kmb Kiatula Cuie end - H<mk aent by mail ^ HBCZ3E2KL. 7 f-rce. WtCO .n^PT.P i MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. ITI A r% V * * TOOLE Uluneil nn Frivute (.In 5 Buahela at $1.00 per buabel; lOBuabeU at 90c per buabel; 20 Buahela, at 80c ll per buabel, f. o. b., Langley, S. C. W. H. FRANKLIN. Augu.tn, Ga.. R. 4. 1 Keep It on Hand! ^9 Coast* and rcide mty nm any H| lBc?>bef at the larmier any time. raN Many a bad cold haa [rem averted , hi and much eckacaa and euderiuf fwl B*1 baa bean eavad by the prompt ate nf 1 bHH at IWt Cuie. There ii aothiae fi'Vj 1191 Site it la beeak aeeeerha aad cold*. EsS >C| There it ao bteertial or Una H|H UkS trouble (bat it wOl Bat relieve. Kjfl pfvJB Free hem metre or he-nhl ia- I^H aredietitm. Fine fee children. Htt e At aB dmrre*''. 25 eta. ; . , ,Viit a?H* ?^^ a?????? | This Lady Says ^ "I am your friend," writes Miss W. M. Wiesman, M of Dorsey, HI., "and send you my thanks, for what ICardui has done for me. My health was bad for two years. I suffered dreadful pain in my left side and headache and fainting spells every month. Since I have used Cardui, I am on the road to Wellville and 1 cannot say enough in favor of Cardui." This famous medicine grows more popular every year, and when you have tried it, you will understand why its sales are constantly increasing. I a h 145 It Will Help Yog Cardui is a good medicine?for women. It does the work. It is pleasant and harmless to take and seems to go to the sick spot and coax it back to health. Headache, backache, sideache,? hundreds of other symptoms of fe- wVj? male trouble?have all been driven 1 At /t t rrt ? ' i ' I"" 1/ / Want a Telephone? ihhbhhbbphhbhhbhh If you do you can get It. If you arc anxious to get into closer touch with your friends, with the family doctor, with the store, with the post office, or with the cotton buyer, you can do it with a telephone at hand. If you want to make the farm a more livable place, if you want to protect your home, you can do it by installing a telephone. If you will cut out this advertisement, write your name and address on the margin and mail it to-day to our nearest house, we will send you at once a copy of our Free Bulletin No. 101 on "How to Build Rural Telephone Lines** This Bulletin explains clearly how a rural telephone system is built and operated, and it also contains full information as to costs. In a Farmer's Mutual Company a few day's labor and a cash j Investment of about $25. per subscriber, will purchase all anaterlal and build an absolutely standard system. A Rurai Telephone is an investment, not an expense. The telephone which enables you to sell ten bales of cotton at cent per pound more than the traveling buyer offers you, has paid for its entire cost. If you have some liav down all readv to co in. it is worth itli which to call on Neighbor Smith "for a lift" before the storm breaks. ? for itself each year and we have brought the initial cost within the prices are csj^ecially favorable and thousands of Farmers' Mutual Coins to build their lines this Spring. Write us to-day. PERN ELECTRIC COMRANV Wartkara mad WcUcra OHlc*. The world'. oldr?. and F.rre.1 tele- ftSl, Vto&SP* ff fl Ut^ plume manufacturer There are over ' ?iai*?t wfil \A LI Ixw Anr.lc. S.I. lake Ci.r %? . h la use in I he Untied Stale. 10-day. New York Smn Kr.nci.co Ratal Teierbaaca a apcd.ltj Onuha Seattle PADELE55 DYE! other live. One 1'Jc. peonage color- uh fiber*. The; ?.yo in cold water bHtcr than anv other dye. Y e for free booklet?How to uyo. Hleae:> and Mix Co*ore SIOIIUOL DltUC CO., Vniacy. liftino CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE We are situated on the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad ma line with four expresses daily. Any one buying cabbaj plants from us will have one day's advantage over the Mej gett and Young's Island territory, as they have only one e press a day. Our plants are frost proDf and will stand ar climate. Lots 1,000 to 5,000 $1.25 per thousand. Lots of 6,000 to 20,000 90c per thousand. Varieties: Charleston Wakefield, Early Jersey Wakeffe and Flat Dutch. Satisfaction and count guaranteed. Aiwa] send cash with order. Give us an order and see for yoursel GREEN POND PLANT COMPANY, ODPPIM Dnivin OAIITU A r?^. - ? , , vnu, OV/I' * It V/%KUL1^I^ JOHN WHITE 4 M. jffik _ TAD CHIP! cabbao ssrsfjz rUI\ JALL! plants B|feMiHflriKi?NNflM^MEO I or the Best Strnlnn for tlie Next 1 ?. FURS I ifflflTir I Days at (be Following Prices: ud HIDES l.ooo to 4.000 atfl.2.1 per 1.000; 5000 to lO.POO ' QjnroliSon. |%||]nW BnMIP tl.tt) per UWO: 10.000 to 50.000 at 75c tier 01.0 I j->_rt_ring>j>_rx_rr^ r>'nr\rirx nnnn nnn nnnnn ""'n' reduced the prices have decided not i tTdo ? ny C. O. I>. business. but ask that inon yJHF I FYIMPTHM HHTFI ' accompany a|l order*. an a few Iota of plat JS I II L LL Ainu lull llUILLy uncalled for tak h up all the profits. i/ il iCH.nwNit, Vllll!INI A. |ij Correspondence solicited. Satisfaction yui i5 , t iV anleed. Address jffjlBK 1 Box ?'"' ETHE^'s< 1 fiMlMMw 11JE WANT AGENTS t MI sell our new and valuable hook entltl '!; ff Italy Earthquake Horrors ,w? ... ? . 'I, WW We pay a irood liberal commission. S? | (i Close to the Depots. Iwt Office. Caplt h I I ten cents lor arrnia outflt and Ih*i |l i square, Wholesale and Keta 11 sections, 'j T I work at once. M|! EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS % C H Robinson <&. Co I RATER REASONABLE V* " R-ODm*on 'i rrrsir: Ka aw n. Trxoo sl charlotte, n. mm] IFORUTffi FAT FOLKS Most grateful and comforting a warm hath with Cuticura Sc and gentle anointings with Ci cura. This pure, sweet, econo ical treatment brings imracdk f relief and refreshing sleep to sk tortured and disfigured little or and rest to tired, fretted motlic iFor eczemas, rashes, itchinj irritc .ions and chafings, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are worth their weight in gold. Bold throughout wortd. Drpott: I?n4n. IT. Chkrtorhpiisr So : l am*. V K?4?kr?li. Aiuit*;u. R. Towr* jk On. Hrditrr: !?**. A. K. P?M. Ctlcntu; OiIm, H.x* Kowst drar Ob.: Japu, HtniTt. I.td . Tokn*: Rnvri*. Krrma. Morrow; Bo tm. Iknnnn. l td . Otpa Town. ??.; U.B. Potter I>ruc A Cbcm Con>. Bote l"l?p?. Boitat TLo Seuiiu I kiuii >1*11! iMti saoio awi'?$Si!w So $3.50 Shoot Thin. Any Other tSeaeftftcrsr is bKUM I gtra tko wwrrr ths Wrsfr a* Ua >Mt compUta ?riuluSe> at trains? ?ijctz ?-a chMatl iMstUralr tlu corns* j. I Tks nIkIoo W Um Jk 1 bot for auk pas* at Mk Ao. BBS ?? ? djtstl of U? naU>( Is mry > at. Is. looksS altar bjr tks kast ikaaulwikOi Am skoki. If I coald show 70* bow csrofi?p- V. e. twiba .. ara taada. 70s womld vhos nltnOif 0I7 UnMd UmSi okspo. tt bat tor. omS wou kapr tkoa say at bar sate. , Ug Method of TanningfhmSolCM ir.aket t'.n Ucnr r Flexible and Longer Meeting thai atrgr erOhnrx. "* Mhnoa for Krnry Mawkrv aS tbr Paa<lt7.. Mm. B.r.,W?s*?.MIma. 1 11 t t ttJULtlrmw.. Ynr sate b7 oIkw Stskrr swart tbmn. < raimnw t H?me ** " ?? ??* ? w. u !*,?*'> UHU I lUlv iiAiiir atwl piirr on bolLo Fut Color Krolota Uoo4 X*eJ?oiv?iv cuaim -w-.n~a a. W. L. DOUCLAS, 147 Spirt St, Brack law, Bm POTATOES MJffUtlTI IVr Stlur'a rtlakif, page 121. ^ m E I^rgc.?l pwwmi of rpl pnUloo iM rari5 E xgNihlm In Ihr w<*ld. HrraMlqrriw-.Kf, arnd 1 Uc. In >IKnip? anil m?t?t rmlalag aaxl imrt ki rwli cif-h ii< nuon*. carrM, calm f. B rn.ll.lio , ;VU letltK-r, ruWl>?n?. twalm, I no pixmiey. luo l?malw?,. TOU alw, 1W B . t... .. J..? ibnki'i retaa. in !?. > kanrh, i _ B nucllr wcrlk SI .00 "fany maa?"? mcwicy. Or. 1 B B arad l(lr. u?> wa arVi ?cr |?cU(r of EartM I B IVap 01>ai Amx Orn. ^ SAUnt seen CO.. Box A. C.. la Cnm. Wta. j = XANTHINE hair I '^>store}r??rirtrsfi^|rS^tr^^t?rrm! Color. Ra | iTovct Dandruff and Scurf. IndrontM wo* Jurf*rnla ihf Hair from falllnr off. For Ml by Kli'hmond. Lynch l>unr Vx. and BaltlMn Md.. DrufflaU or arm direct by XANTHINF COMPANY. RICINOm.fi Ail 01 par battle. ? aapla ha lla BWa by ataH. C*rca/#ri .S*?f cm Jbaiaaaf |; Thompson's EyeWalei * shafting, pulleys. belts lombard iron works. aogfsti. cjl Id So. 10 '09. SEEDS k* we ship best quality field e and garden seeds direct to j farmers at lowest wholesale pricks. RA WE SELL CLOVERS. GRASSES, SEED OATS, SEED CORN, CANE t SEED, MILLET, COW PEAS, SOJA BEANS, PEANUTS, SEED POTAi\v TOES, CABBAGE PLANTS, POTATO ,to and TOMATO SIJPS, ONION SETS, GARDEN BEANS. GARDEN PEAS, ALL KINDS GARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS, LAND PLASTER L AND FERTILIZERS. WRITE U8 pa FOR PRICES AND SAMPLES. ? STATE WHAT YOU WANT. INASHVILIE SEED CO. 215 Secant Avenue, Wulk .c. o,*hvtllc. r?nn.