The Wilmington Messenger from Wilmington, North Carolina • Page 2

SUPERIOR COURT IN SESSION I. O. O. F. LODGE AT DUKES KANSAS AWAKENING.

Kansas has at last awakened to the Organized by Fayetteville Odd Fellows. Dunn News Notes. importance of the necessity of sepa 1 ltoWS iyJlilllJru rating the children of the two races in the public schools. When Kansas realizes the fact that there should not! be social equality in the matter Entered at the at Wilmington. N.

as Second-Class Matter. April 111 1879. of education of the children of the two races we may have some hope -for a For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have the i balance of the country. It is a JACKSON BELL. COMPANY.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. surprise to learn that the two lead- cities in that state have taken Gambling Cases Tried and -Verdict of Not Guilty, Brought in Firemen Enjoy an Oyster (Special to The Messenger.) Kinston N. January 11. The jury this morning in the case of State vs. Sydney Grimes, and others, for gambling, returned a verdict of not guilty, and when the defendants were called into court, it was found that Sydney had "taken leave of absence." His guilty conscience evidently anticipated that the jury would return a verdict of guilty, and he is not to be found, to be informed of his acquittal.

This case recalled to many a case several years ago in which a white man was being tried for stealing a sheep. The jury, after being out sometime, brought in a verdict of "not guilty." judge asked if the defendant was in court to receive the verdict and investigation revealed the fadt that he had run His honor turned to the jury and remarked, drily, "Gentlemen of the jury, the defendant evidently knows more about who stola that, sheep than you do." The defendant was captured in a swamp, where he had taken refuge, and informed of Always Bought IT, trM.JIIIIHi:!llmHh:iHM!iHII'tiW)iH'".W-!'.:t:tl' I Ij I (Special to The Messenger.) Dunn, N. January 10. Mr. E.

Lee has incorporated the Lee Hardware with Messrs. E. Lee, W. T. Dupree and II.

L. Godwin stockhold- ers, and the new concern will hereafter have the name of The Lee, Dupree Hardware Co. The Stephens Howard began business this week. This new corporation will deal in a wholesale way in general, fancy and special groceries. Tonight Mr.

Edward Purdie of the Purdie Hooks Grocery will be married to Miss Olive Daniels. Both of them are popular young people and have many friends here who wish, them success and a long happy life of bliss. The insurance adjusters have been in evidence for the past week making settlements with Messrs. R. Taylor, J.

C. Bell and The Thompson Co. Mr. Taylor's loss was heavy from the fire, the other gentlemen were damaged by THE DAILY MESSENGER by mall one year. $6.00: six months.

$3.00 lAVfegetable Preparalionfor Assimilating foeFoodartdBegula-ting titeStoinachs aMBowels'T Tfc Tfc 1.1- thrpo months. $1.50: one month. 60 sears ine a cents. I I i vw THE SEMI-WEEKLY MESSEN i mm a HER ftwo eight pagei papers), by I signature mall, one year. six months 6J Promotes Digcstiori.Cheer ful cents.

In advance. I -n IS MM 1 I steps to have senarate schools for the two races in the future. Following the example of Kansas City. Wichita, the next largest city in the state, has just taken action on the question and will vote a bond issue for the purpose of building school houses, in which the children of the two race3 will be separately educated. This i a remarkable piece of news.

Of all states in the union Kansas Is the last which we thought would take this step. We had no idea that the people of Kansas knew that -there was any difference between a Caucasian and a negro; much less did we think that they would admit to the world that! there was any difference if they had learned such to be the fact. ness and Kest.comains nenner Opiumforphine nortineral. KOtNarcotic. WILMINGTON, N.

his innocence. moving stock. A most enjo3rable affair was an "ovs JANUARY 12. 1906 FRIDAY. The Fayetteville lodge of I.

O. O. F. ter roast" last night given to Caswell Fire Company, No. 1 at the electric came up to Duke and organized a new power house.

barrels of oys lodge last week, with 2G members. ROOSEVELT'S TENDER FEELINGS. liaise Serct Mrs. E. F.

loung went to Johns gi ters of the most select quality had been ordered and were thoroughly enjoyed by the boys. The feast was doubly Hopkins last week for treatment and an operation. Mr. Young and Dr. We are told that the senate is tired of the Moroccan question enjoyed owing to the strenuous fight vtantlML jUgW ing the hoys had engaged in at the Chas Highsmith accompanied her.

rutran Dunnng of Alderman Crisp's residence It would be more accurate, perhaps, a few minutes before. Besides the fire A perfect Remedy forConstipa- Use lyr For Over Indigestion is easily overcome by the to say that the senate is getting tired of bucking against the man in the use of Dyspepsia Cure, because men. several of the city's officials were present, and enjoyed the occasion to Tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms and Loss of Sleep. this remedy digests what you eat and gives the stomach a rest allows it to the utmost. White house.

Mr. Roosevelt, it seems, We congratulate our namesake, The Messenger, of Washington, on the improvement it has made. "The Messenger-Gazette" is now "The Messenger." The owners have put in a type-setting machine, changed the heading of the paper and made ot jer marked improvements. With this pa-' recuperate and grow strong: aeain. A case in superior court, which has attracted a great deal of attention, is Kodol relieves Indigestion.

Belching of is in fact the dictator; of the Ameri can republic. The people are sup uas, bour Stomach. Heart-Burn, that of Dupree vs. Knights of Harmony, and that perplexing case has i Facsimile Signature of NEW "YORK. rule, but they don by a posed to and enables the digestive organs to transform all foods into the kind of i Thirty occupied the attention of the court nearl.y all dayr The case concerns the The senate used to be one long shot; rich red blood that makes health and strength.

Sold by R. R. Bellamy." i till per, as with many others in! the state, of the chief bulwarks -of the people against encroachments! of the execu- finding of the proper beneficiary to whom the Knights of Harmony shall pay the death benefit of one, Charles Phillips, a member of the order who Popular Election of Senators. there is evidence of progress and im provement, evident results of suc for states' live.1" The senate stood Representative John Sharp Wil died a year or two ago. Mr.

Philips liams leader of the democrats in the the sovereignty of the rights and cessful business methods and well- single and of no immediate familv. lower house of congress, has issued a mmm the joined the Knights, of Harmony and states forming the federal union sustained patronage of the people. It signed statement advocating the elec made Mr. W. A.

whom Mr. 1 I EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. i C- 11 iw-im Mil ilUim iim a Jl I I miiii ir -'B-TTirniiiiii iimiii-m iiiimm senators represented the states. They shows that the neome generally are Phillips owed the beneficiary tion of United States senators by pop THE CCNTAUII COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY.

stood against centralization of power in case of his death. Later he naid becoming greater newspaper readers, ular vote. Mr. Williams, who is him jur. LaKoque and took up his certifi So long as the individual states were self soon to become a senatorial can and that they are better able to sup cite.

He then had the certificate represented in the upper branch of didate, says there' are two ways in port their county. or local paper. It name Miss Grady as beneficiary, she which a constitutional amendment insuring in the lodge and making Phil is a sign of greater prosperity in the may be submitted to the people. One lips beneficiary in return. She got the federal congress it was felt that there could be no great outrage done to the people and to the cause of country, which we are glad to note.

married and changed her certificate to iier husband, Mr. Asa Hawkins, and is when two-thirds of each house agree to it, and the other is by three-fourths of the states voting for the amendment in a convention called for Mr. Phillips again changed his. mak The department of agriculture has ing Mrs. Furney Dupree beneficiarv.

the states, the senate individual independence of But it seems that of late made a mistake of five million dol who was the person named on the cer To the Business Public, and Others: the purpose. The first method, he lars in the value of the tobacco crop tificate when Mr. Phillips died. All I i of Wisconsin. And then it wants us of these changes were made without complying with the law of the order says will never be adopted owing to the opposition of the senate, and as On Monday.

January 1st. 1906. the recentlv organized firm, known as to believe that its figures as to the requiring certain things to be done for the latter, Mr. Williams says: Ol R. FOSTER COMPANY I cotton crop are correct to tne last 'The public is as good a judge as when the beneficiary of the policy is changed, and furthermore the laws of the order allow no one but relatives-or It is somewhat surprising to see so cent will commence business In the Old Court House on the Northern side of Prin level-headed a statesman as Mr.

Wil dependants to be made in death benefits, and none of the parties Ohio's new governor reviewed the liams in favor of such an innovation, There is an aged parade on inauguration day from a but the doubt which he throws upon named were either cess street, bctu cen Second and Third streets. The scone of business to be transacted, will be especially the securing of tenants for landlords, the Pnllontinno nf Donto tho Dnwinrr onrl onllihrv nf sisrer or tne deceased in the county Its realization in a way compensates glass cage, says The Washington home, and her interests are repre for the disappointment involved. Post. Democratic governors in Ohio sented oy counsel. ine K.nights of Charlotte Observer.

are rare enough to be put under glass. Harmony is not contesting the payment of the policy hut simply wants Killed a Swan. the court to say to whom the money It looks like Mr. Roosevelt is pav While C. P.

Smith and "Will Clapp shall be paid, and this particular question seems a hard nut to crack. uunuuuuiivj ui iiuiiio, me uuyiiif) anu OGIHI15 Ul Real Estate, and generally such things as are incident to fhe Real Estate Business. The firm is composed of young Wilmingtonians, backed by Wilmington who believe that the wave of prosperity lias jnst started and who conn- I dently expect to see, yet, a "GREATER developed and built by the energr and enterprise of the young men of today, ing the way for his getting a position were hunting: northeast of town they found a white swan in a marshy place on the Panama canal commission For cousrhs and colds no remedy is near a branch. The bird, frightened at second nomination fails, lit begins equaj to Kennedy's Laxative Honey the approach of the hunters, flew but and Tar the Liquid Cold Cure. It is was killed on the It was snow white all over and measured over seven to look Tike the other position would be the more profitable of theHwo.

i different from all others better, be- feet from the tip of one winsr to the tip cause it expels all cold from the sys- guaranteeing polite attention, and with tlie assurance that alt matters entrusted to our care will be honestly, energetically and faithfully handled, we- of the other. It weighed 11 pounds and! tem by acting as a cathartic on the had a neck about two feet long. One I noweis. (Jives strength to weak lungs, are. White and Colored Convicts.

i The Board of Charities seems to wan a Drignter and happier new year, than ever before, for our City. Affords immediate relief in Croup, of the men said that he had never be Yours to command, have barked up the wrong tree when Coughs, Colds, etc. Sold by R. R. Bel fore heard of a swan being seen in this I lamy.

part of the country. Greensboro they reported to the governor that in D. IR. FOSTER CO. many counties the white and negro has been the creature of the president.

It seems to know nothing beyond? the bidding of the president. He tramples upon the rights and prerogatives of that body as well as upon the constitutional rights of the people which that body is supposed to guard, and not word is said in protest. The president ignores the senate in matters which the constitution says it has equal powers with himself. He acts independently of that body in cases where the constitution says he can act only by and with its advice and consent, and when a feeble voica is raised jin protest against the arbitrary and unconstitutional action of the president it is hushed jby -the declaration of some White house official that jit would be mortifying to the president to have the senate refuse to ratify anything that he had done. When ever before did the constitution and the laws of the country have to give way because of fear of hurting the feelings of the president if his violation of the same was called to the attention of the country by those whose sworn duty is to see that such is not done? It is a pretty come to pass -When the whole country has to stand and allow the president to violate the laws and the constitution of the country" and his oath of office because of fear that the president's feelings will- be hurt should public attention be calledtoorudely to the fact that he had committed acts which in the case of some other presidents might have been made the basis of action! for impeachment.

A man whose feelings are so tender has no business taking part in politics. Road Building as a Business. convicts were sleeping together. Most of the counties that have reported on the matter admit that they sleep No one denies that to build a good 1 DID YOU STOP house requires the services of a good in the same tent or house, but that there is a division of the two races architect. The same is true of road I TO THINK WHAT building.

To build a good road re although in some cases it is ouly an imaginary line. As to their working quires the services of a man skilled in the work, and skill is never acquired together there seems to be no occasion for an uproar for many men work beside negroes in trades and as labor USEFUL XMAS PRESENTS by merely reading a theory, it must be TAKE A LOOK at our line of Ladies' 1 obtained by actual experience. A col ers and the convicts are not sent to the road for pleasure. The point we lege training in road building may not wish to make is that convicts should be necessary to make a good road builder, but such an education equips not expect to be treated like guests, Ram Coats and Cloaks, and and should not complain of little things nim witn a knowledge which sooner ike this when honorable men are do or later will more than, pay for the ex tra time -spent in its acquirements. ing the same thing.

Let them work YT 1 i together but do not force them to niguway engineering is distinctly a branch by itself, and it is rapidly be sleep together. Iredell County Mas cot coming recognized as such. Today Are, to be had at our store, ROLLER SKATES, Single and IKmble Guns, Rifles, Huntlmr Coats, Vests and Liesrsings U. M. C.

and WINCHESTER A3IMU-NITIOX, Pocket Knives. Scis- sors. Razors. Gillett Safety Razors! Table Knives and Forks in Ivory Handles and Silver Plated. Carvins Sets and Steels.

Rochester Chafing Dishes with a book of suggestions and chaf- 4 ing dish dainties. You will be suprised to know how low our prices are on the above. there is a greater demand for the highway engineer than the supply and Misses' and Childrens' Cloaks The Balance of our Holiday Goods at and Below cost. TAYLOR'S BAZAAR, THE LEADING MILLINERY HOUSE. this demand is bound to increase as the work of building roads progresses.

There is no better opening for a young man than the profession of hignway engineer. High Point DIXON'S CURTAIN LECTURES. i i i "The Clansman was put on tne Doarus in New York last Monday night. We CALL AT OUR STORE AND'SEE WTe give Southern Trading Stamps with cash purchases. J.W.IilurclonSCo.

May Iiive 100 Years. The chances for living a full century are excellent in the case of Mrs. Jennie Duncan, of Haynesville, Me, now 70 years old. She writes: "Elec-tri Bittercs cured me of Chronic Dyspepsia of 20 years' standing, and made me feel as well and strong as a young girl." Electric Bitters cure Stomach and Liver diseases, Blood disorders, General Debility and bodily weakness. Sold on guarantee at R.

R. Bellamy's drug store. Price only 50c. 4. ORTON BTJTLDEVG.

MAS I (GOME art caused by Indigestion. If you eat a little too much, or if you are subject to attacks of Indigestion, you have no doubt had shortness of breath, rapid heart beats, heartburn or palpitation of the heart. Indigestion 'causes the stomach to expand swell, and puff up against tho heart. This crowds the heart and inter and with it many pleasant remembrances. Our country and our people liave A Good Cement Pavemeni ggi sT11 year and Geo Gaylords ms store the st feres with its action, and in the course of time the heart becomes diseased.

We feel that our store is a benefit to the people and wo are sure that wt appreciate it. Wej have sold our goods for leas profit this year than ever be- fore and in consequence we have sold more of them. Kodol We do only a cash business thereby cutting: out all losses. We have paid our bills in cash and have erotten the rtismnnt.a ant o-trAn Is not CHEAP, and a CHEAP cement pavement Is not GOOD. Our prices are reasonable when quality of material is considered.

Should yon desire a brick sidewalk laid, we have just received 20.000. SELECED "Pavers" and will be pleased to eive yon futures for any work yon may wish done. 1 THE CAPE FEAR PAVING AND CONTRACTING CO. Dyspepsia Cure that discount to our customers in the way of presents. The year of 1906 is here.

It finds us much stronger flnanciaJlv than ion Impoverment Over Saloons. As to moral condition since the dispensary was established it is almost useless to speak every one who passes through the streets of Greenvillle can. but notice the great decrease in drunkenness and mark the difference. While the dispensary does not meet all the desires of the advocates of temperance or prohibition, it is from every point of argument so great an improvement over bar rooms that no one who has the best interest of the community at heart ever wants to see another saloon in Greenville Greenville Reflector. yesterday save our readers what the New York Sun thought of the play.

This morning wTe give the criticism of The Press on the jerformance. We will follow these up with other criticisms by the New York papeis both favorable and adverse, of this plsy. "We want pur readers to know how the people ot the great mttropolis take the play. In his curtain address before the New iYork audience on Monday night Mr. Dixon said: "My profession for twenty years has been public speaking: and if there is one thing that tires me it Is the sound of my own voice.

I've a notion that it has tired other people, too. People cay 'The Clansman has been a success in the south. You have demonstrated tonight that there is no north, there is no south. We are all one people. The simple fact is that joy.

sorrow, peace! and suffering' are all universal and belong to the human heart everywhere." We-should think Mr. Dixon would know by; i this time whether or not he was tired of the sound of his own voice, even if he did not know that the Ml-' 1 public was tired of it. There may be some excuse for his not being aware of the latter fact, but we should think that no matter how great his egotism, he would by this time have become tired of the sound of his own voice. His curtain addresses are becoming very tiresome Wa should think that th "THE SIWASA." digests what you eat, takes the strain off of the heart, and contributes nourishment, strength and health to every organ of the body. Cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour Inflammation of the mucous membranes lining the Stomach and Digestive Tract, Nervous Dyspepsia and Catarrh of the Stomach.

After eating, my food would distress me by maldnc my heart palpitate and I would become very weak. Finally I tot a bottle of Kodol and it tare me immediate After using a few bottles I am cured. MRS. LORINQ NICHOLS, Penn Yan, N. T.

i I had stomach trouble and was In a bad state as I had heart trouble with it. I took Kodol Dyspepsia, Cure for about four months and it cured me. a KAUBLE, Nevada, a Digests What You Eat did. If also finds us with a good deal more experience and a verylaree -stock of goods bought at low prices. While.

other merchants have advanced in their prices on goods, we will for some time longer continue to sell as low as we ever sold in our lives. Our wholesale millinery business is now ready for. the spring of 1906. Our line of sample Hats are ready for Wfe feel sure that we can compete with any house in the country and want to ask all the merchants of this eastern country to give us a chance to supply them with their spring goods. Our trimmed hats are always good sellers and the reason why they sell better than other hats is that they are trimmed to suit the people of this community and they are trimmed by the same milliners that trim our retail hats In busy season who are all high grade, good milliners.

i i We have onr wholesale trimmed hat for $4.50, $6.00, $9.00. $10.50. $12 00 $15.00, $18.00 and $21.00 per dozen and on up to $48.00 per dozen. We wlli send any one samples who wish to buy spring hats and if not perfectly satisfactory they may be returned to us. 1 Ixok out for our January sales.

We will have our big circular out in a few days. We have received this week a large shipment of new Ginghams, new Cloaks, new Flowers, Bed Spreads and Blankets and a number of cases of other pretty and stylish new goods. Half The World Wonders how the other half lives. Those who use Bucklen's Arnica Salve never wonder if it will cure Cuts, Wounds Burns, Sores and all Skin eruptions' they know it will. Mrs.

Grant Shy 1130 E. Reynolds St, Springfield, 111 says: "I regard it one of the absolute necessities of housekeeping Guaranteed by R. R. Bellamy, druggist 25c DUTCH HERRING. EDAM CHEESE.

SAP SAGO CHEESE. MACKEREL. HERRING FISH ROE. SARATOGA CHIPS. SMOKED TONGUES.

STUFFED PEPPERS. Imvm the Xk- wteryefX.OJwm DUr feotU tolls Ubn as aaaek. a the trial. ae cb presents away; Remember we punch cards with all purchases and give everyday. OAS' Remember the 'place, the largest department store in the state.both whole sale and retalL It is three stores combined, For Sale by R.

R. BEIZDAMY. "Ask for the 1906 Kodol Almanac and 200 year The Kind Yon Haw Always Bopgtt S. W. SANDERS.

time" had arrived "when he could" very well leave them oft and let the play speak for itself. GEO. O. GAYLORID), JPVdp..