North Carolina Newspapers

VOL. 81, Kq. 13. DURHAM, N. 0., THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1900. " '8 gSS33S3S3SSSS??5S2SSGS3SSSS3 U SMOKES- g. S 010 CHUNK CHEROOTS 1 5 for lO cents. 3 for 5 cents. 8 OLD H9HTH STATE CHSE33TS ! 8 ' 8 8 8 72 No Cut in Prices or Quality! n - ) THE BEST SVOXE FOR THE MONEY. (4 U 91 H s 31 UaJUs : a" ii r- r?" rrrn W COLE. WALLER HOLLADAY. COLE a IIOX1I1ADAY, PHOTOGRAPHERS, PTJ.Ui J" XT. O. tar Inter-State Tbooe 30. . fri' W m New Tomato for 1900 LIVINSTON'S MAONUS. ' 1hi mrr dtatinct in4 mot crnmini Br Uwi it Kldl Mm l. l.tvlmitm toth r-r imiio lumllir It w lhlrli. lmtT, aiKl mw I d than nibf-rul Iim , Hiali.n Kamiit k m- tlw n m Hirtin rutttmton. itn- (nrm I prr'M-l. un'l'irm, farm- afi'l alinii-t mil n-rrnrm II fc mtput nuf. ! .hurt ViinM a.'ltlr II. fiull aiuatrt NI tuatbr loan mwl rtiw and M MM-ir kmrf rK-r II rMllr aiMni im hli.i lnir anl ta rpmamaiur tlna lur forvliw IniKaira and ouU liriif at I'ltw. PPk, Wri 3pkli.,iiOr; 7 fkU., 1.00 itk ail orunt. THE LIVINGSTON SEED CO., UILI'NHI', lb ...X'Jt aUhUSJ-XSZ.Wam--t MK;ipa W10S Chill Tonic It TatUtctt ni Ot-srsnleti to Cure Chl!lt k Ir" wwww m. pnai.rai. rvyui.it y 48 " h Mtmiark Xnt ffw )i IT win. S W.A. fcVfrtf ftpr,Mmfra;Tat.,a.t "Hamnfa P-r..ln Thill Tno n tM "t h-ia r.dld. M til rarThm lili h nratir.aad it ia ' th.on'r fTi.U T-r.lc hi'-h a rWI.I can taac wlthmt tnjar in ih moaurlk" (.' r"ll, ').. I'n.p'm, r'fi.j. lui. !:. m mentr. tptaww 1 A II WotiJil Knew Uor. . An exmnlmly well dressed woman Mit lu an elovntod railwny car Hit) oth er day, nud ppiioslte hur wan an elderly mun. The wuiiuin got np tq leave the cur, and In the coruur of the. seat where fhe bad been sitting the man spied a niece of black net Jumping for It, lie called out: ; . "Mudani, you have left your veil!" Aavhe took no notice of blm be dashed down the aisle after ber, and, touching ber oo the elbow again, said: "Madam, you have left your veil," at tbe same time boldlng It up In full view of alL '.'' . It was1 a frowsy,' frayed, torn piece of black cotton, net' ." - "It la not mine, alrr the snapped out, giving blui a withering look, and tbe obliging old man shrank back at If bo bad been Jabbed with a hatpin, while tbe passengers grinned.-,- t "Why was she so mad about Itr be asked In a dazed way as be laid the bomely little rag on the window lit' . "X guess yon never paid for a wo man's finery," said another maa "That's so," said the withered on In a bopeless tone. "I am a bachelor, rerbaps I'd know more If I'd mar ried." ' ' v "Ton would that." said ths other feelingly. New York Trlbnne. EUtablfehci 1878. Incorporated 1879. DUBUiOI MARBLE WORKS, Heating U Mnarlra. When a man In tired, bt stretches his arms and legs and yawns. Birds and animal, so far as possible, follow bis example. ., . Birds-spread tbelr feathers and ntso yawn, or gay. Fowls ofteu do this. Fish yawn; they open tbelr months slowly until they are round, tbe bones of the bead seem to loosen, and the gills open. Dogs art Inveterate yawsers and stretchers, but seldom sneese unless they have a cold. Cats are always stretching tbelr bodies, legs and daws, as every ou knows wbo has a cat for a pvt. Horses stretch violently when and after .Indulging In a roll, but not, as a rule, on all fours. A stag when stretching sticks out bis head, stretcbes bis fore feet out and hollows bis back and neck as though trying to creep nadi r a bar. - Vot-t ruminant aalnmls stretch when they rise np after lying down. Deer do It regularly; so do cows. This fact It to well known that If a cow, when arising trots lying down, does not Stretch herself it la a sign she Is 111. The reason for this . Is plain tbe stretch stoves every tnuscle of the body, eit'l If there bo any Injury any where it Lurt.-riiUburg Dispatch. . . ttrasartaaj Tr. Ptraifr3 a woodrhnrprr tn -! Malue forest Is toJ4-t-gx-t tAlt' a mast; for a yai bu -lie knows '.bat be must find a tree wbkb is straight for HO fe-t below tbe branches. It would be very troublesome to climb trees and measure them with a tape measure, so he, without knowing It uses prac tical trigonometry. lie measures off GO feet In a straight line from tbe tree, and then he cuts a pol. which, when upright In tbe ground. Is exactly as tall a himself. This be plants In the earth bis own length from the end of his W.fevt For example. If he Is six feet tall, he plants his six foot pole M feet from tbe tree. Then be lies down on his back, with his head at the end of the line and his feet touching tbe pole, and sights over tbe top of It lie knows that where hit eyes touch tbe tree la almost exactly 00 feet from the ground. Weekly Bouquet Took Him at Ills Word. - Tho faculty of terse nud forceful sreech Is ordinarily an advantage, but. occasionally a mun gets hoisted by bis own epigram. A hoxtlliig young New Yorker r who was reeeutly established In a branch of the oil business bad set out to get the patronage of a certain firm. The bead of the concern was re luctant to make a change. "The oil we have lieen getting has not been unsatisfactory," said be, "and I full to see why we should make a change. Are there any extra Induce ments you can 'offer? How do you pro pose to Improve on tbe old quality?" "In this way," was the prompt an swer. "I propose to give the business my personal attention. I Intend to put some of my brains Into every barrel of oil we send out" The rejoinder pleased the old gentle man, and he became a customer. ,'A few months later the Uiustling young man was obliged to make a Jour ney, and In bis absence, through soma oversight tbe quality of oil was allow, ed to deteriorate. It was quickly noted, and a letter on file In the office record one of the protests. It reads: "Gentle menWhen wo were Induced to use your product, we we assured that Mr. Blank put some of his brains Into every barrel of olL We deeply regret to observe that Mr. Blank Is threatened with paresis." Washington Star. A Thrifty trot. A good story' Is told by an Engllitli tourist who staid for a week In apart ments In Aberdeen, tbe "Granite City." "I bad heard," he says, "of the canny folk of Aberdeen, and my experience, abort though It was, proved that rumor had rightly estimated the chin-act er or' the people. : Tbe streets are granite, the bouses are granite, and tht Inhab itants are granite, and when they have a granite baby tbey give It a bull f granite for fear It should break auy other toy. ' "I had a granite landlady. a-tl one day when 1 was going fishing ber ton volunteered to aef ompany me. I provided tbe lunch, the rod and the lines; he provided ' the wormn-ilus them up In a" neighbor's garden with a borrowed spade. I caught ID trout; he ate the lunch and broke my best rod. When we got borne, I made a present of 14 of tbe fish to my granite lnndhuly and asked ber to cook tbe other two for my tea. She did and charged me threepence for the dripping In which they were fried ." London Answets. suscrACTcaaa or aid dialim i MERICAII AND ITALIAN HABBLB, J19 to 223 tUa 8;rwt, DurL&xa, N, 0. Tee M set) Bait rr Bla riah. They were passing a good story at toe courthouse yesterday afternoon concerning a young lawyer who was admitted to practice a short time ago and recently bung out bis shingle. His office Isn't a very pretentious affair, but he didn't think It necessary to apologise to bla friends for hit little tight by tea, with several feet parti tioned off for the nse of bla "clerk." Tbe other day lightning struck, and the door opened slowly, while a voice charged with a strong Irish accent ask ed If tin lawyer was In. "James," said the rising disciple of BUirksioiie, getting np front a couch at the time, "I wish you'd step around to the First National bank and IcU them that the amount of thai draft Isn't qnlte right It should lie fl.r.73, luxtif.1 of fl.."C5, and before yoo re turn drop Into Jr, JohngiVa i1.lt and till hi in I've rollcrlcd that X.1..VI-) claim for him. White you're then., step arm's the ball and Inform Mr. Fogn boll that utile i Ust note for lio.nuo Is paid In the morning I shall begin fore closure proceeding. iMi't lose any time, as I've a great deal of work foi yon this morning." "Be hlvlnsr gasped me client pro- tpectlve, who had progressed at fat t the door ay Into the Inner omce, "this be't no place fer me wld er two dollar fifty clot claim tcr klect." And ha dcMrtvd.-Milwaukee w isconsio. The Halle raaalas. The clergyman bad finished, and tht organ was pealing forth the sonorous rsitiire tit the llemlcissoun msreu. "One moment, tleorgc," said the ra diant bride, and facing the audience tbe raised ber exquisitely bound, though soniewlmt bulky, prayer book In her daintily gloved band and palut- ed It directly at the brilliant audience. There was a sharp click. "All rlclit tkorge," snld the bride; "come along." And at tbey marched down tbe aisle the showed blm that the supposed prayer book wasn't a prayer book at alt It was a camera. "It'a m own Idea. Oeorge," the whispered. "Clever, Isn't It r-Oere land Flam Dealer. ftitneaa entntM In tbe ths no of a knife baa beta traced back aa fa at Me. a. Crrelra. The glittering generalities of Thomas Jefferson, that all UH-n are created eqnal and that the right of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness la Inaliena ble, have been the j-xtit for many In .Jiea-inrtnHi Ions They arc rhe torical flourishes, mc!in!ncle In the gentleman nn tV scaffold and In Hint; Blng, who pitrstjed the fliftmg phan tom of happiness with the Jluimy of the burglar and the dagger T tbe as sassin. Men are not created eijual physically, morally or Inielhvtnallj. nor bt aptitude, opiHirtwilty nor condi tion. It I perhaps accurate to ajr of the 1.5WMXMM""; Inhabitants of the earth Bo two are cheated equal. Nature la Incapable of uniformity and ih-test equality as much as she abhors a vacuum, (me Is made to honor, an other to dishonor, as one star differeth from another star In glory. John J. lu galls. The rtaara Dlehraa Cat. Satirists are not able t perceive tieir own absurdities. That Is a well known falling and as old a the bills. Tbe first great English writer to come over here and create a furore was Charles Dickens, and certainly no man ever lived who bad a sharper eye fr tbe grotesque In personal apts-anince. especially In dress. According to nil accounts, his mske np sat luiim-thSiiii appalling. My old uncle saw blm In New Ork-ans and used to swear be looked more like a caricature than a human belrg. He curled bis heard. Bsed corsets, sported red waistcoats with lavender pantaloon, carried two watches with gold chain around hit arck and wore rlnga outside bis glove: Just think of It! A natter THasaM. Tbe spontaneous and happy wit of the late Isaac II. Bromley, for i.imij yean a writer of New York Tribune leaders. It recalled by the ?xiimiie be low; , One day In The Tribune nft'-e the ftleran journalist Charles T. Cons'lon was talkiug of the delight nil resi les he hail found In I'.nyle's Iitethiiuii'y and remarked that If be wen ever l i jail he would be quite cotiteblcd with tl.at book. "(if course you would," aald Broiu ley. "If yoo bad Bayle, yon could get out" hi i i Oetllae Oat mt ('.l. "What a beautiful louogn!" "Ye. That' a birthday presi nt from my husband. Ue always gives me a present Uiai rout blm a many dollar aa I ant years old." That'a nice of him. It reconciles one to growing old. By the way. I have a lounge at home like that but not nearlyat fine, and we pnid fs for It" "It that af? Thlt-thl didn't twf nearly aa much at thnt."-Chlcago Tribune. A Mrtlrrate !, "Itow much I thl soap a cake?" "Take two for 15 cents." Two? Io yon think I buy soap by tbe Wholesaler Fllcgende Blatter. r qr:. HEN LEV'S BEL3?ieiIIe1 Ate Effcctlvs Combination. Tonic and Nervine ef nclinowWfrtrt .o rremay. Attire for Debility, Dy(.epi and hcrvom Disorder.. Pdi-vei t .anguorend n ra) dci,iili)-; brixlitcn. Ihoug-iuaiid ttrrtigthens Ins Rreat o-".n of 1S boiiv, Improving lhdr enitlraul . ilvvt r- stoiv. worn-out nerve.; Maldigestion; promo'.! ...Imil.lion :retore the tii iiij to H iimpt-r cunntiiution and i won-!t-rluii)f ciBrariuut s General Tonk, pp. t'.zer nd promoter of phnicgl ar-tl vily. It la elearitiil to tlx tae, ai-d, used regularly, brariKhe tvti'i4iuii.t tiia dcuretiiug hlflu- tomiut Ali.-iri4, " mice ti-eo nn imt . CARRY YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO YEARBY'S PRUU b'i'ORE Siglitcna Years a Urus Glcrli. " c.uj..i. til.,, - Kon.beir 19, 1813. ! urh-jrn-I v. sv , 1SH a. M. Ar ttU iw. i.-i 1 u 'At i Km.. t:l'i. tn,T: &Ii.m. X-.i-.u,. fniib U.-titi-t. i p. . t-.lta.rn. Lv. IirtiSTon r. a.aaa. m. i.r. p. ra. 1, ,r!i' urj-Af. il.li a. Ba. Lr I'J p. to, Wt-f r,i..t 1 yhi-hMirg lltf.- ,-, :!. . ... ..f, K.'- . .1- 1( :.(.. i ij.'iti-u.ir iftHfu- 1 j. -u .... - ',-r s-!,-H. .'. "... ii.e I !. 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AND BEST OF ALL Be Farmers Warehouse will be Ready October lOth TO HANDLE THE FARMERS TOBACCO. With an entirely new rrmnazement. with ezDerienced men at tho helm, ample means, efficient help, and "every advantage and convenience for your interest and comfort, we cordially invite you to entrust your toktwoto our handling:, confident that we can and will look after your every interest, and in every case (tuarantee you tha Tip Top of tho Market. To retain your confi dence and patronage we nir.Rt do our duty. This we obligate oursolvea to do. Durham want your tobacco. It meets an active demand all the wlulo ami at priefs that are not duplicated on any other market. Brit$ or rhip it to us, and wo will convince you of tho truth of wl.rtt we say. Durham i9 the market, and you will Unci it to your mt rest to Bell with MEADOWS, COUNCIL & COZART. WE BBEAKTHB BECOBD. TheBanner W arehonseTakes the Lead IN SICr SALE3 AND HIGH PRICES. Farmers Arc Er.thusluttc. - Kere; Record to Read Th3 Dan-er Waves Ycu On. Messrs. Ien, G.ittii & O 1. of the Banner Warehouse, Durham, N. C. made the DIOtiEST and most satisfactory sale last Friday that ha, been ma I'd urinjf the senson. Tweuty-fivo to forty of tho most T 't itu-ut farmers from the surrounding court:es wore hero with sorno of the best tobacco sold on Hie market tliU season. Tbey sold with the live, hwtliny firm of -XEii, aiiTTis & co. - Pilcea ranging as Lih as &J.1.00 ?r hutitlrcd. Here are some of the . many Mjj; sales uud rec8 made that day: J. V. lami'T, 171 H nt 57.00, US fl. at f 10.00, 98 lbs. at f 19.50, 2H 11m. at $:17.K), '-' nt fi.i.0(). S. K. Mort n. 213 Ibn. at : 00, US P. nt 1 J.50, 72 lbs. at $15.75, 21 1 $2 j 00. 1 fii at $ 10 00, 4 1 lbs. at f 85.00. J. Y. Ft x rv.1,1 74. lb, fir 119 02. Mmire & Barnttt, 820 lbs. for til-') 21. J. F. Daiiii I 86 ibs. nt ?12..r,0, 102 lbs. at 115.00, 82 lbs. at $20 Of), ISO lbs. at $2M.'j0. 31 .-re ,t Dixon sold 774 lbs. forf 145.16. S. J Diekcus .'A 600 lbs f..r V12U.09. J. t. Winsic?- sold 185G lbs I25.H as. J. :;. Witgstair gold from f U.50 to $34.00. Our entire sale of 80,000 lbs averaged $9.05 per hundred including Scrap and every thiiifi on the lbnir. Tlune ate glmiyht price. Bring us your tobacco and we'll mult jtifct as hard and get YOU the BIGGEST market lr:ces for every lot Como to see us with your next load. iruiy your rriena, , LEA, CATTIS & CO. n . .11 Jl. . .u 1. 1. 1 1. mm .4 m.it VUiri ail uir-re, ttliHw.i waw . " Kioe. A port uiygen iminni, oy su- V IT pill -U , m" , ,.in.i,i;.i.i fslls. Il Is neirl 4 In evry fsmlljr, for It .i run- rvi, wnn. ... wii,..,.., ,v 'lie nn s' ':-! til i l. tunic ilm sae, and t Ijnti! I,- 11 i' 1-1 s gritln t iii-illil tk.iiit.il :m .i it. n itrr I'&iiit Mt, fr m iiivst" rl iwes 10 l.nur, Kuri.-r.. I'iii-Iiis, H-i,rrn,e .tmUi-it, r.il' . mr., riu h ikii urvia n I'iimiM I n ... .. MalllM. t, ai -mntaiita tit tht' tn-is ll"ik nf u s'ltaosiitls, wltb .f.p,. iit 11 fc.Tun.rii-, n n inr Aruia Mite l. ti'Ht.' tl.'S'lv. I.L i Ol WKltll, "ita 4 n M Uiulsvilla, Kr. THE STYIJ3 IS EASILY SEEN HERE. a Watchmaker 1 Jewele 125 fait Main Strait, Durham, N. C. TJOVEIaTY II DAD QUARTERS. imiUHT EFFECTS AT RIGHT PRICES. TO APPRSG'ATE CURS, SEE OTHERS FIRST. Li. I. i . CaiT, Durham, X. C. Surgeon-Dentist OSice ovsr Taul fneed'a Drug HtKr. No trait of rtiarteter I more vnl inlils ta a wnAitn tlisn Hie mesiiir! nf a tweet temper. Home rtin never le htpi7 Wllhotit It It Is like the flower that sprint up la oar pathway, reviv ing and cheering us. NOTICE. S. A IVtrv hs ih' ilnv reilred from the htm reinrnst rl t.ei.ir'tnte 4f O. K. AHarss, i. A I'riiV .. hliette , ipiln liu.li.ess ss II. "Iliitftsui I'sner ISiiS iVnipsnv,' fcsvt' c "M Ms Interest It lit huslnr.f. Tin- n-nli,ii-tr f srtn-f III cotiriucl the ii.nias hrrtlolnr O, f AhAi, i , I'HtHV. Vm.ij,s,homTE3S. This Jsnnsrf 2MB 0 I NlLlilliW.r 16 IlillDI! Tho Clcancist and BsslCoalt Wood Cut and Split Any .Length. Your orders solicHeil. Interstate Thone 315. W. H. WALL yTHft rr::jr:i Agrhaltol Lias I ii h Special lVh::t Fcrtxllzsr I -"J W - Alkallaa Acid Fhsschata I Tbe cariosity of othert enables tome men to make a goo4 llvlof.-Clilcago I Ktwa . I F. U. CABLTOH. Ruin m Durhsav DKALIU IN km and Fancv Groceries. Country Trochlea Solicited We are General AsjenU for thj sale of QJorkw Slijf thonphale, ft mpcrior fertilizer f r Wltent ant Oi-om. It is especially recommended for Fruit Treat, aa it has a considerable er centago of Phwphtma, which U death to all kinds of iiixxU that are itijurioui to them. At St ZaGC tS corj, ' AVriUifortirculara. IilCUMOND, VA, Vs.. .-