THE DURHAM RECORDER.
E. C, HACKNEY,
PMOPRIETOR
WEDNESDAY, Jane ID, 1895.
Senator Smith, of New Jersey,
says on a subject in which Dora
cents are greatly interested: "I
am not committed to any candi
date yet, but it goes without say
ing the Hon. William C. Whitney
would make a most admirable
President lie is popular; he is
conservative: he is able, and he
Would unite the Democratic party
I think he would poll the entire
Democratic strength.-'
The decision of the Illinois Su
preme Court declaring the Whisky
Trust an illegal combination iu
restraint of trade and in contra
vention of sound public policy is
not the first judicial declaration
against trusts, but it seems to be
the first rendered by a court of
last, resort which smokes out a
trust from its attempted conceal
ment behind corporate charter.
The Whisky Trust calls itself the
Distilling .and Cattle Feeding
Company, but the court holds that
this is only another name for the
old Distillers' Cattle Feeding
Trust. :
Trees already crown or par
tially grown are of inestimable
value to a city, says an exchange.
They are sources of health and
gratification, not only to their
owners, but to all who live near
them and pass by them. They
are quasi-public property. It
takes years to replace them. The
cuttiug of a beautiful tree, unless
absolutely necessary, is in the
nature of a crime against the com
munity. We need all the trees
we have and as many more as we
can get
One of the planks of the Iotfa
platform is indicative of the in
creasing wrath of the Populists at
the fact that so many contracts
are being made payable in gold in
order that the creditor may be
sure that be will be paid nuallv in
100-cent dolLr and not in 50-
cent silver or 5-cent fiat scrip ones,
says the Chicago Tribune- The
Iowa farmer who sells his land on
time does not want to be cheats
.iu his old age out of half the earn
ings of his lifetime, and he stipu
lates for payment in gold. The
Iowan who has saved up a little
- money and lends it to a neighuoi
to improve hU property with, lends
d Ilars whicb are as good as gol
and he stipulates for repayment ii:
gold dollars. In the hope of fXo
ping the making of these lawfu
contracts, which will protect some
creditors iu the event of a flood of
cheap silver or cheaper paper,
Iowa Populists "demand a State
tjx of 10 per ant. upon all future
contracts made payable in gold
the same to be paid by the holder.
It is a rare thing to find the
iron market advancing and boon
ing along without the aid of tin
railroad., but that w the sinirulti
situation !oday, says the I'W.U
delphia limes. 1 lie past wee
present an unbroken record -t
advances and has been one of tin
cioxt stirring in the history of the
iraie. i tie iron Age, in its sum
. ruary, shows that this upward
tendency Los developed without
the powerful aid or heavy pur
dm. on the part of the railroad
the principal consumers, and t?n
i-iunu w ct leans in me cftiera
. . . . .
growtli. ttvidviilly the good, al
round work of the new tarii
schwlu'e is trimming induxtria
sails in ways of proqierity that
even lis em-tines must ackuowl
lge as the material facts cuufe t
Sound money sentiment, say
the Baltimore News, is being
routed in ail sections of the conn
try. Since' the beginning of the
. crusade against the free silver
movement of the South, inaugu
rated by Congressman Josiah Pal
tcrwn, of Tennessee, there hac
been a decided revolution of fee
ing in that section on the subjec
and large numbers of former
staunch supporters of false finan
rial theorlet have come out openly
in favor of a stable currency.
, There has never been any doubt
as to the position of a major
ity of the business men
the South on the currency que
tion. They have all along been in
favor of a dollar that would le ae
sun or Omn, Crrv o Toi.nno, l
m xtv, j ip..-..:.....
1 1
rank J. Cheney maKes oain
that he is the senior partner of
the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.,
doing business in the City of
oledo, county ana ataie aiore
said, and that paid men will
pay the sum of U.MS UUf un&u
DULL Aim for eacn na every
case of Catarrh tho cannot bo
cured by the us of Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
FR ANK J CHENEY.
Sworn to before mo and sub
scribed in my presence, this fith
day of December, A v. lbou -
A . ULEASOX,
Notarv Public.
Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken in
ternally and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. Send for testimon
als, free. : Price -75 cents. -
tries, but the major portion of the
farming and industrial workipg
communities has been lead astray
by the silver leaders, who, in the
absence of any attempt, until quite
recently, to refute their state
ments, have made the peop'e be
lieve that their prosperity and the
prosperity of the country de
pended upon the adoption by
this government of free coinage
at tfie ratio of .16 to 1. But these
followers of the westertfsil vcr mine
owners are now realizing that they
have been duped in supporting
such a crime, and they are aban
doning it without ceremony. .
One of the nios t hopetul features
of the situation is the pronounced
tand in favor of honest money
taken by several of the most influ
ential southern papers that have
been heretofore for free silver,
Sound money clubs are being or
ganized in nearly every southern
state, and will be a tower oi
strength to the cause they represent.
1 . . . . 1
injuries were noi serious, j ci mc
escape from consequences, perhaps
tatal was narrow, and such an es
cape the many friends of both Miss
and Mr Tescud rejoice,
, Theodore F. Seward, of New
York, is arranging for a New York
state parliament of religions.
The uoth anniversary of the
Battle of Bunker Hill was cele
brated yesterday at Charlestown,
Mass. Governor Greenhalge was
the orator of the occasion. v :
Vhen Baby wtM rick, her Oaatorla.
Vhea aha waa Child, ana cried t or Caatorla.
mm aha beooM Mha. the clung to Cantoris
Vhen ah had Children, the t them Caabvia
it tar do as much fcr rea.
Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, 111.,
writes that he had a severe kidney
trouble for many years, with severe
ains in his back and also that bis
ladder was affected He tried
many so called kidney , cures but
without any good result. About a
year ago he began nse of Electric
Bitters and found relief at once
Electric Bitters is especially
adapted to cure of all kidney and
liver troubles and often gives al
most instant relief. One trial will
prove 1 ur statement. Price only
50c. for large bottle. At R. B ack
uall & Sons' drug store.
las. E. Shepherd. J. S. naming, H. A. Fatubc
Shepherd, Manning & Fonshec
Attorneys at Law,
WR1QHT BUILDINU. .
DURHAM. N, C. '
may 29.
parila
L0OM1S'
Sarsa
CVRES ALL BLQDD 1EKI1 MTO
FEEL . LIKE A NEW. PERSON. EYEH BOTTLE
GUARANTEED. -
SNEAD & THOMAS.
State News.
It is estimated that the Surry
countv frait crop this year will
bring 550,000.
The steps io Salisbury on which
George Washington once stood to
make a speech are still intact.
At the Teachers Assembly
which opens at Morehead June 18
Mr. V. R. Henry, of Henderson.
wilt deliver the opening address.
N. C. Hall, postmaster at ('lark-
ton, Bladen county, under Harri
son's administration, has been
arrested and bound to court.
fbarged with misappropriating
funds
News and Observer: On Sunday
night, Miss Belle Pescud over
turned a light kerosene lamp, and
her clothing taking fire, she ran
out of the house with the flamtf
about her. She was fo' owed by
her father, J'r. John S. Pcscud
who throwing his arms about her.
smothered the flames, but not un
til both had received painful inju
ries from the burning. Miss Pes
cad was burned about the neck
and shoulders, and Mr. Pescud
about the arms. Although tht
English Spavin Lininx ot r
moves all Hard, Skft or C.i'lu
d Lumps and Blemirhe f rtn
iores, DIood Spavin, C'tirln
Npfinfs, Sweeney King Horn
"i.1K, bprains, ail bwoUt
Throats, Coughs, etc Save$5i
by use cf one bottle. Warrant
d the most wonderful Blends'
'Jure ever known. So'd by
Heartt & Farthing,
Durham, N. C.
1 1 7ANTED A man in every
vv town to Daint sizns. an
experience required. Our" out
fit does the work. (75 a month,)
Patterns aud full particulars
ent upon receipt of 10c. post
age. Littlefied & Co. Adama.
New York. may-29 lm
II. ' Heineman, . Milwaukee
writes: 'One box of Japanee
Pile Cure has cured me of a case
of 23 years standing, after being
treated by New York's bent
physicians" Sold by W. M
Yea by. ,
? AN ILL). To employ an
energetic Lady or Gentle
man to represent us in eacn
(Jounty. fcalary ?M)00 per
month and a commission. Ad
dress with stamp,-
CHAS. A. ROBINSON & CO.
Olive St., St. Louis, Mk
Magnificent MI
OP
UF-TO-Dvre
W
DUKE
Cigarettes
Cigarettes
m Bum iom co t. . J
euwHuw. at, m a
High Gratia Tobacco
AU0OLUTELY PURE
illiherY
Is the Talk of the To wa
No sucfa stork was tvrr M rc aliowi
brrr, and th immenac im have
1realy . on ta evidence bi tbr apprr
ciUon the ladim bavtof oar ffiorta le
introduce the latest and moat popular
Parisian :-: Styles
All orders left with ua receive J.rornjrf
attention, and perfect aatikfaciion
itaaaurtd.
HISS MLKSIE JENKINS & CO
MAIrt STREET
Colons J. S. Cnrr will tri!
you of the
ho has derivml from hn uw?
of the
The Pof tenons AclJs
In the blood should be takin
up and removed by the Liver and
Kidneys, hut thesd organs get
1 ut f order fail to do thei
ork nnd the result is Rheums
inn. There ar a thousnl
remedies for the L'rer and Kd
leys, but there is only one cure
rorKheumatism. and that is i r
Drummond's Lightning liemet y
If you have the disoane, send 5
to the Drutnmond Medicine Uo,
18 Maide 1 Lane, New York, and
they will send to your express ad
I reus two large bottles enough
for one month's treatment Any
newhois having an argument
with the Khumatism wi l fee
fully repaid by the first dose.
Agents Wanted.
.Notice.
I have this day qualified as
executor of the will and estate
of Samuel A. Dickson, deceased
ana nereoy notify all persons
having claims against sail es
tate to present the same to me,
or my attorneys. Fuller, Win
iton fit uuer, Durham, si. U
on or before May 3mh, 18'.i0. And
all persons who are indebted to
said estate are requested to make
prompt settlement ol their In
debtedness with me.
Ed. A. Dicksok,
Kxecutorf ftc.
of Bees, Wasps, Hornets, Centipedes or
Scorpions bites of animals, reptiles or
insects, are instantly soothed and quickly
cured with Pain-Killer, It counteracts
the effect of the poison, allays the irrita
tion, reduces the swelling and stops the
pain. When you go fishing, on a picnic
or on any outing trip, be sure and take a bottle of
aim -Killer
For all pain internal or external it has nb equal, and
for Cholera Morbus, Diarrhoea and Dysentery, it is almost
a specific. Sold everywhere at 25c a bottle. (Quantity
has been doubled.) . Accept no imitation or substitute.
The genuine bears the name PERRY Davis & Son.
NEW;- BEAUTIES
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DURHAM. N. C,
Dealers in
HARNESS and
s- . av aaaaam
SADDLERY
We nn fiirnl-h rim wllh mir l'
U BltiU ami WAliON HAK
m:ss.
C01.1.AFS. w k w . HKiid.i:
All kind ot
short notice. ' Iow prices guanuitot-d. , !
: B. C. & J, A.. WOOD ALL
niav-1. Opiiowite Morehead BsttiK.
" . 1 1 1 11 in
Mrs. Ada Smith
Sir.
. laTV
f H " JJS"" Ajm m
1H
I now better rejarel than ev
er to furnish the jmMio with .1
kinds of
W p
III
GOODS,
Hats and Bonnts
Cillrji'j Ql KiJ Qu: s Rib-
'--in.'
of the latent Htylos.
DOH5&C. '
I return thanks to n.y old culonier.. and ran mv that
mv nricen are lower than ever. Yim mn m t l. itj
on short notice Jlavcmovl to Firt National Iliink Itnil.i.
ifig. Main strwt, otOHito Klli. Stone & Co.'
MRS. ADA SMITH.
ap-21.
New Spring
Clothing.
Our February Khipnicnts of e jrin roikIh nre not only
earlier hut tmieh'larer than ever k-foro. Owing to the
jjrent rhduction in price, we nre ikiw olleriiifrour
New 'Spring Styles,
Shoes, Hats, Neckwear, &c
Anl in CLOTHING, nomicli values were ever td
fered ly iw kforiv Think of-
ML OOLIMTOBTL0CLyW0KSTtD SACK al ClT AWAV SI 'ITS ( Summ 8m
make for tv TEN DOLLARS,
(Jomo nnl H'c for yourself. Karly buyers arc taking nd
vantageof the o.Kirtunitv and making them go lively for
February. Oive u.i a lxik. No trouble to how goodit
T. J. LAMBE, -
THE CLOTHIER AMD FURNISHER.
nuitiiAM, nTu" : m.n
Daily
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Write for Samples or Call In
Person.
Nature assumes her brightest garb on tho bright spring
tlays, and following her exanijle our' ttock are constantly
revealing added charms in bright, showing the
NEWEST GOODS IN SPRING
WEIGHTS AND COLORINGS.
, On e try hand the eye greeted with choice and taste
ful dcrihi. ' We extent a cordial invitation to our friend
and would urge the iniortaiu e of making immediate wdec
lions. If it inp.-ible f r you to visit un in eron will
-ladly rr pr.dtoii!! r:.n:jlo mjuests. Our ftock. is verv
Hrge ami w .,re -cii:!td to convert the Mime into cash
iHidiiy js;l le. To cnumeratu will kt iiiiixissible. We
;tl.:iir. ihe iw i l'l," fabrics.'
J 1 f .a
PIQiES: JACONETS.
Ginghams,
' SATEENS.
Triee range from 10 to 15 cent.
Zeplivs Pli55e. A charming cotton fabric, had a wonder
mi nine, comes in all the new choice colorinc. and ."'V.
SPEOI'AJj OFFERINGS
-OX-
MATTINGS,
EBflM !t I54ND 25 CETfJS.
ALL COMMUNICATIONS, AN.SWi:rn:i) MtO.MI T LY
ft.
wil
eepted at its face value in all conn