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^^B the tree, ami the vun is B B miles away Hugar's mod . to drain the bitter cup ^ I Itlio dregs and drink his t The rain beats ?i|H?n I l'.ii> lightning hashes, and 1 ^ Jmv opens, and t'rotn the < I nrliril figure of l.ilktt I/>Vdie IB renegade, look at tre!" ^HB And then he bends low. ^^^B mi all the tiercer. and he B B a coarse and brawny ^^^B isps again. and for the ^^^Ridiamond from the sky! 1 CO N't'IN U KD. J Hi Art's Sake. ^^H(cal skill at the piano did < IlSfur with the late 1 la fa el ' Kre Is a story related by ">ils which touches on that < P was playing, as she y correctly, hut the great ] like a dynamo, seemed ' 10 about to burst. I,' here," he stormed, "and 11 until you have heeu iu fiilar pupil must have had It." An'way. she mating* . | very e. peditiously. Out o the hull and sat down ilnutes and thought with n of her latest love affair, [turned to her lesson and [ Mie piano. h not speak until she had looturne. Theu? fs.lt! Ne^er play that hoc-' | without the proper orepaYork Post. | fusband Was Not 'n. | in V" asked the gas oollecAy. jvered the woman: "he Isn't K; him soon?" asked *he cole woman replied thought't know exactly. I've been I him sevt?nteen \vours. and iirned tip vet. You travel pd deal, and If you see n i foks as though he'd make a i | husband tell him I'm still i send him along." | o j. MY CHILI) TAKE !'S NEW DISCOVERY? iswer is Dr. King's Nevv itself. It's a pleasant easy to take. It contain? es which years of ex periproven best for Coughs anc lose who have used Dr r Discovery longest are it: ?. Besides every hot Me is If you don't get s it is get your money back. Bu\ e as directed. Keen wha !/'ough and Cold insurance. o 3 iew ouster law, under lin state and municipal < f be removed from office to enforce laws for other it into effect Saturday at j r^a I.A j X. i goodness and i pipe satisfaction all we or its enthusf r..: 1 - iiuu Jiiouuij evur ciaiil r it! answers every sm< any other man ev iol and fragrant a; nokeappetite that yc in a mighty short ti Vill you invest 5c or o on the national joy R. J. REYNOLDS TOBAC DEMOCRATIC PARTY AND ACHIEVEMENTS St. Louis, Mo.?The achievement* >f the Wilson administration in enacting beneficial legislation and ir <eeping the country at peace without sacrifice of the national honor were pronounced epoch?making in Amerjan history by Sneator Ollie M. Jame >f Kentucky, in his address as per manent chairman of the Democratic national convention "During three years of its national control," said Senator James, "Democ racy has enacted into law more progressive remedial legislation than the nation has ever had written upon its statute books since its birth. In former national contests in the last tw?: Jocades our party came as a prophet Today we come with deeds, no' words; with performance, not prom's The Democratic party has kept its word with the American people. We have made good." Administration Record The chairman reviewed at length the legislative record of the administration and eulogized the president for his direction of foreign affairs. The Democrats, he said, had enacted a tariff law under which monopolies were curbed and unexampled prosperity attained; a banking law taking ^ the money control out of the hands of an oligarchy r/id making panics nc longer possible; and many reform . measures of lesser importance. He declared President Wilson's i Mexican policy and his course in pro-' tecting American rights against the encroachments of European belligerents had shown all the world that the president "neither bullies the weak nor fears the strong." i,i;.w, c~.. iu~ aii Ll/ilLiuuni^ aj;jn:ai lui tut: ti i" umph of patriotism above politics. Senator Jam.?s said the nomination of such a president in partisan convention ought not to be necessary, and that to discredit him might palsy the hand that could write the peace treaty of the world. Preparedness for Peace. "In 190(>," he continued, "I attended the great peace conference he'd in London. I thought that the m.il'.eniiim of peace had come and such a thing as the world's war was impossible; but that day when the Christia heart shall rule the world is not in sight. We must not mistake dishon or for peace, as we cannot mistnk oppression for peace. Woodrow TVilson and the Democratic party advocate an army big enough to make aggressors think the second time before they s^rik.e a blow. Democracy wants an army and a navy in keeping with the dignity, preservation, and worth of this great republic. It's foolish to educate a boy and then let him die of typhoid fiver. Prince smo \ delig \\ ?its flav< I delightful! f e ?it can't | ?it can t I ft ?you cai 8 as hard a j comeback ] & piness! ^n l^e rex ^ ^^ert Pac^J l]j\/' / ^ That means S MA s < /' joyment. Pr sold without preter to giv f/ie national joy smoke yOU'LL. tina a cheery howdy-do on fflf naf/cr /tow much of a stmr.tier vou arc tn 2*. < iifc? or rne tvood.t ynu drop nito. /-"or, Pri * Albert ia right there ? /it the first place pass f/m/ sella tobacco ! The toppy bug sells for a nickel and the tidy fin for a dime; then there's the hi some pound and half-pound ~ *9%^ humidors and the pa crystal-glass humidor t -?orl spo'/le-moiatener that kreP* tho bncco in a bang-up I "'t oka desire you er had! It is so nd appealing to your )U Will phltmim tt irri 4U w v wivitiiiitjf VV 1UA me! 10c to prove out our saysmoke? -CO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C. t THE HOBBY HEBJ TROOPERS KILLED [ BY INVADING BAND Stiff Battle With- Mexican Bandits on American Territory Is Reported Laredo, Texas.?Two American sohLLTs have been killed and seven wounded in a tight with Mexican bandits 40 rni.es down the river a^ San Ignaeio, according to reports brought here Friday. ; The fight took place on the American si ie, the Americans engaged, according to reports received, were > troops I and M, of the Fourteenth cav airy, under Major Gray, a total of about 140 r.vin. The bandits, numbering more than 1.000 are said to ' have lost six and killed and scvcra wounded. SIX AMERICANS-KILLED. n a a " cvin Aiuonio.?Ke ports received by I Gen. Funston state that two Ameri- I can soldiers were killed in a fight { with bandits near San Igiuicio, 40 rnjles southeast of Laredo, Six of the. Mexicans were killed in the engagement that began at 2 o'clock. It , is believed several of the Mexicans , were wounded but they were carried away by their companions. The i American wounded numbered seven. REFUGEES FROM TORREON. El Paso, Texas.?Two Thousand refugees, including fouy Americans, are in Juarez, having arrived from Chihuahua and the district aroune. Torreon. The Americans declare that famine conditions prevail around Torreon and that the civil population would welcome any measure that would relieve them from the dangers of starvation. The newest issue ot C-arranza currency, they said, is without purchasing power. GEORGIA DRY LAW UPHELD. Prohibition Act Upheld Under the Foderal Constitution. Macon, Ga.--The Georgia prohibi- I tion law was upheld under the Feder- | al Constitution by Judges Speer, Par- I dee, and Newman in a decision ren- ] aereci here in the case of the Ocilla. Pinebloom and Valdota Railroad vs. Rickettson, of Coffee county. The injunction prayed for was denied. The*' $.'<b,000 worth of liquor involved ir. the suit has been declared forfeited to the government under section 240 of the penal code, ^ at any shipment | of liquor in interstate commerce not i properly labelled is forfeited to the 1 government. Albert gives kers such i ht, because t>r is so different and so ly good; bite your tongue; parch your throat; n * ?? I 1 > a 0l<l\/nw u as lung ana s you like without any but real tobacco haprerse side of every Prince ige you will read: ROCESS PATENTED JULY 30th, 1907" to you a lot of tobacco enince Albert has always been t coupons or premiums. We e quality ! | ^ Copyright no 1 SrV I 1 s I pas mm red f>;: A , re'1 i , roftAccc is :>^r.?ARa> w '"tin g rbk sfto&fti HI und ,! PROCESS OISCOVEMEO IN I Vop t MA!<!NOEXP^:Hi-rtTSTO '3 'c?/ i, PROOJCETNE iMOST t?E- j| in; ; ijcdi fKi;i AND wi*0L?>} >.f lio- jr <-? j,j> - xr<o A * >'/* f -> ?* "i " I mol , 'Wi'ii. iv?iV-v.U VIU"l |J I '/ PROCESS PArP-'NTUO-^ iJ JULY SOT!' 5>)G7U$fl I ji ?t^rftiyilS?bMSvowp.viY 1 :,!' \Vikctc/'SAI2M.N.C.U$A I This U the reverse side el the Prince Albert tidy red tin. Reed this " Patented Process" measage* to-you and realise what it means In making Prince Albert se mnth to yoor liking. kU>, CONWAY, 8. C: 11 ^' '~r T\ AMERICAN BANK 8 WILMING1 COMMERCIAL & SJ t RESOURCES. . ! - " ?DIREC ' J. G. L. GTESCHEN?German Coi 1 JUP.GEN HAAR?Grocer , CUtHRERT MARTIN?Grocer | GEO. O. GAYLORD?Merchant i V. SID BURY?Real Estate and Cap ! B. G. COLLINS?Former President South Carolina P. S. COOPER?President First Nat i CHAS. E. BETHE A?Cashier of the 1 JOS. T. KING?General Supt., Trar W. B. COOPER?Importer and Exp MILTON CALDER?Vice-Preside i EDWARD AHRENS?Wholesale I I JNO. J. KUCK?Manufacturer A G. WARREN?Owner A. G. War t W. B. DRAKE, JR.?Vice-President | Bank, Raleigh,. THOS. E. COOPER?President of t I ?OFFI Thos E. Cooper Milton Calder Chas E. Bethea E. Fred Banck, Robt L. Henley " i "r 1 . " <^j|n<rp ie mnat nrv,v*inol! I ? r> aw * ??* VVVIIV/llUt (II ClUU' :ulent feed for dairy cattle Cows fed on silage produce their full capacity of milk. It is a feed that any farmer can produce on his farm- at little expense. This State- has too few silos. Plant your silage corn now, and build a silo this summer. Write to the Extension * Division, Clemson College, S C., for bill of material. The finishing blow was given the largest surviving band of Villa followers in Chihuahua at daylight, June 9, by 20 men of the Thirteenth cavalry under Captain Otto W. Retherst in a dashing canyon fight 20 miles north of Santa Clara. - $6.50 Best Flour Made at $6.50 per barrel, cash. Only 410 barrels in stock. Special prices on rice, sugar, coffee, etc., for 30 days to Horry customers. ___________________________________ P&lmetto Grocery Co. COOPER - - - MULL1NS Capital and Surplus $80,000 |C "Cured" k ? Mrs. Jay McGee, of Steph- g cnvillc, Texas, writes: ' For ? ft nine (9) years, 1 suffered with g S womanly trouble. 1 had ter- W 9 rible headaches, and pains in tiL 3 my back, etc. it seemed as if |Sf I would die, I suffered so. A* ptK ^ last, I decided to try Cardui. [?M |H the woman's tonic, and it SI |j helped me right away. The full treatment not only helped sji me, but it cured me." \pb jjjj "TAKE ^ ^ ^ m Ths Woman's Tonis m m m $ Cardui helps women in time 'U > jj?. of greatest need, because it $ j d;> contains ingredients which act l|?;V specifically. yet gently, on the 1/3 weakened womanlv r>rcm,ics liit 7 l\\\ (J So, if you feel discouraged, &; , {ft blue, out-of-sorts. unable to j ^ do your household work, on account of your condition, stop ' & s worrying and give Cardui a ^S; 1 & trial. It has helped thousands 9jj m of women,?why not you ? jjjil 1 I '> > ., ' ' ? TRUST COMPANY | rON. iv. c. wings business $2,500,000.00 :tors? insel ?itatist Burroughs & Collins Co., Con way, ' ional Bank, Dunn, N. C. i Bank isportation of the A. C. L. System lojrter tit of the Bank 3raggist ren Ice Cream Co. and Cashier of Merchants National North Carolina he Bank , XJERS? President ^ Vice-President Cashier ;| Asst. Cashier r Asst. Cashier f. r HOW WILD ONIONS MAY BE DESTROYED (Continued from page 3.) as the bulbs when they dry are light- | er th*n. the grain and can be winnowed out. The safest way, however, u* \ to obtain seed from an outside sour v.- J where no onion exists or to produe* seed grain on a separate patch kep: lbsolutcly free from the onion. Lawns and Pastures. In lawns the aerial bulbets are seldom produced because the tops are! kept cut back with the lawn mower but the plant propagates by producing underground bulbs ami is most often found growing in clusters. T > eradicate, from lawns where the onions are not too plentiful, a good plan is to dig out the entire clustei with the mattock when the soil is soft. The hole thus made should be filled with soil and planted to grass seed. Another successful method for killing onions in lawns is by the use of chemical plant poisons, as coai tar, cresosote oil or carbon bisulphide. A small amount of the poison should be applied directly to each cluster. This can best be done by using a small spring-bottom oil can. After tho onions are dead the bare spot left should be seeded to grass. In pastures where there are only a few clusters, the same treatment recommended for lawns is the most advisable. Vour Money Back I If Not Benefited I We Guarantee I BMHMl For Sick Women | If you arc suffering from wo- I men's peculiar ills, we know this g| medicine will bring YOU relief n because it ha3 helped thousands I of other women for more than 30 Q years. Its value has been proven, and that is why the dealer, back- 31 ed by our own guarantee, will h positively refund your money if 9 you are not benefited by the very n v. t. n ill C I. UULUC. Bj TRY IT! THAT IS ALL WE ASK. | $1 at your Dealers'. Sco tbem today. M THACHER MEDICINE CO., | Chattanooga. Tonn. R I Bote $3 ^0 BuiM* musr'e ami fles!i. Svnh lh?" j?v ol j you?medicinal liut p?uujttie li!ie i HERE'S MY Bia V\ivK OftfI> J Send !?.{ for 1 larno bottle* of Kobe's Medici 0 will Herd you free one ex!ru larye bottle, niak 1 Malt in nil, express prepaid, provided you u I K. M. Rose (Company /rFnr^ The Old Reliahl** Distillers ^ and include ties in ail. Jacksonville, V* Name Florida ? !! Eipretw Office Useful and beautiful 5 FKEMIl'MS FREE 2 Post Office With ROSE floods. " F0-t --^ Write for hook. R. P. D. or St.? I sEvm NOTE TO GARSAN2A 13 FLAT REFUSAL Draft, of Reply by Lansing Laid Before the President WAS DESPATCHED after co:;ver:7!3rj To. Ar/oil tho x\ppearance of Skewing 3 ? Politicr.l Significance. Wtu*karvgtor..? Secretary Lansing 1 licl, before President Wilson the com* doted. draf: oi a no:e to Jen Carrana relying to the demand that Am"ii'jn troops be withdrawn from Mexico. The President and Mr. Lan dug conferred at length on the situation.. Unless some new development '>rees the situation, toe reply w?U nor >e sent until next week. Preskient Wilson and his advisors are aoxioun '.o deal with the - ?? " f M ? nu-nt not in such fashion fcluu action, ran not be attributed to domestic politics. As prepared by Secretary Lansing t is said, the note flatly declines to J vithdraw American troops from Mexico until the de facto goc.nniment has i ;hn\vn both its willingness and ability to police the border States properly. t also is said to make sharp rejoinder to suggestions of the Mexican communication which officials regard as discourteous and uncalled for. Carranza questioned the good faith of 'he Washington administration, and openly hinted that President Wilson has his eyes on the American political convention in dealing with the situation. Carranza's request for a new statement of the intentions of the United States towards Mexico probably will be complied with. It is understood, however, that the declaration will be so framed that the do facto government can have no doubt that the united States government regards such a request as wholly unnecessary in view ot' previous uttteranees of President Wilson, acts of his administration and behavior of the troops beyond the bori'er. It wi'l be pointed out that a friendly spirit constantly had been manifested towards Mexico and Carranza will be told that failure of the Mexican and the American troops to cooperate was due to hostility and suspicion cxhibi:ed by Mexicans. ?o DOES SLOAN'S LINIMENT HELD EH EDM ATISM ? Ask the man who lives it. he knows. "To think 1 sulYere ! all t'ose years when one 25 cent b 'tt .e of S oan's Liniment cured me," w-i.os o?m a'rate ful user. If you have Rheumatism or suffer from Nh uraig'.a. E u kache, Sort'eaess and Stiffness, do .T put off getting a bottle of Sloan's. It will give you such welcome relief. It warms and soothes the sore. sti'Y pe.i Y'd places and you feel so much better. 1'uy it at any Drug Store, only 25 cents.?adv. o Requisition papers have b vn issued hy (!ov. Mannintr on t.ho clvVt* iiunVo of the supreme court of the District of Columbia for Will Kinard, \vh o is wanted in Laurens county for the obtaining of goods under false pret( uses and larceny. Ml Ill I I II I I I ? I I licinai '' ^ ^ ^ ji|| Licincl llae If . JD 0 Express |"pLi!^: Prepaid q 'youl'it bounding tliruu :b T[ ? #f"^V any good whiskey. ' |>>3 MEOiaNA se^lhts coupon! | HALT'"' IIHQGB A IBBIiil \'V positively cv>iies July lo, 1910. <]\, Jacksonville: J-4. enclosed ship nv? by prepaid express, I e bottles Hose's Medicinal Malt Whiskey I the one lar^e bottle free, making: 6 hot * I State I