If vou want a liniwlmm Klv
for little mouev.eallnnKhnriko .V iwi
They have a nice line which will be sold
1""P r casn or on small weeklv pay
ments. ;av i
North Carolina's resources are al
most unliraitable. What we need is
capital to develop them. Burlington
News.
Not so much that as the employ
ment of what capital we have. Our
people are too much in the habit of
waiting for others to come in with
capital-and muscle to . do what they
should do themselves.
In the trial of Dr. Grissom the Di
rectors voted as follows on the differ
ent charges: On the charge of immor
ality for acquittal Messrs. Hay
wood, Harris, Amis, Jackson and
McCormick '5'; against Messrs.
Smith, Foote and Capehart 3." On
the remaining, Dr. Capehart voted
with the majority, making this vote 6
to 2, Messrs. Smith and Foote' voting
guilty.
"Among the articles that might be
dropped from the free list with profit
is the sort of Hungarian and Italian
that flocks to the coke and coal fields.
He never would be missed." Very
true ; and for the good of the country
this ought to be done. There is no
need of such a class as a large propor
tion of this foreign element proves to
be in this country.
The Piedmont Farmer, Mr. J. B.
Sherrilr's new paper, is a credit to the
publisher and to North Carolina Agri
cultural literature. In typographical
appearance it is neat and attractive,
and its columns are filled with choice
and readable matter jiertaining to the
farm, garden and household. Pub
lished monthly at Concord, N. C.
Sa Inscription price 50 cents a year in
advance. Send for a sample copy.
