THE GLEANER, weekly Washington letter.
ISSUED EVEBT THUB8DAT.
GRAHAM, N. fc., Feb. 1, '.90J.
8PB8CIPTION.CA8H IH ADVANCK:
On year 11.00.
J. D. KERNODLE, Editor.
HTThK editor will not be retponalhl lor
fie slews expressed by oorrwjwmirnt.
The Gikanek completes its
year with this issue.
From Our Regular Corroaoondent.
Washington, D. C, Jan. 26, 1900.
I There is open revolvt in the re
publican ranks against a part of the
McKinley programme. Senator
Piatt, nf Conn., has given notice of
hii intention to offer amendments
to the administration bill providing
governments for Hawaii and Porto
Rico. He will amend both I ills by
advektisino bates moving io 8m Re out tne clauses ai-
One square a io.)i time fiJ. reachiuii- lowing each of the uilands to send a
WUent insertion Mcenu. Delegate to Congress, and in the
and longer time, rates furnished on applies- ...
iton. local Botloes io eta. line lor nm case Oi nawail n 8 amenamcnv win
loaertlon ;.utaequent mrn. ictaj. line. provjdu for 8trjking out all that por-
Transient advertisement must be paid for r o r
Id advance, tion of I lie bill dealing with customs
i . duties and a continuation of the
25th present customs relations. Instead
of freo trade with Porto Rico, as the
hill iirovides. Mr. Plait's amend-
The Boers and British have been Vlieiff provides lor the collection of a
at it again in a planner that holds uty on all articles from Porto Rico
the attention of the civilized world, brought into the U. S. equivalent to
Britain with her magnificent army, 80 per cent of the duty collected on
magnificently equipped with all the similar articles from foreign coun-
implements of modem warfare, tries tries, and a duty in the tamo pro-
to dislodge the hardy Boers, who portion to be collected in Porto
resist and repel the effort with such RiCo on all goods from the U. S.
coolness and success as to throw the How serious this revolt will ' be" is
great English people into constema- yet to be determined, and it will de-
tion and excite the admira- pend largely upon the attitude of
tion of all nations for their the democratic and )Hpulist Sena
fine generalship, splendid fighting tors, but it has greatly alarmed the
qualties, successful maneuvres, and administration,
victories against such strong odds. Roberts was thrown overboard
This last splendid achievement of yesterday, according to programme,
Boer amis took place less than a and according to the ethics of the
week ago, and was disastrous to unco good, the House must be to-day
British arms, at least for the time, a very much more moral and'virtuous
1 body. Well, it may be that it is,
The political tension in Ken- but there are serious objections to
tucky resulted in a tragedy the House, as at present constitut
Tuesday about 1 1 o'clock. Goebel ed, setting itself up as a court to
was shot down while walk- pnss on morals. This isn't meant
ing through the capitol grounds, as a defense of Roberts, who deserv-
The bullet was fired from a second- ed to be kicked out for cowardice as
story window in a building used for well as for polygamy, but as an ad-
oflices by nearly all the State of- vance protest against the House go-
ficials. It was a rifle ball and took ing into morality censorship as a
effect in the right side and passed regular business. That business
through the left side. The victim is already badly overcrowded,
fell to the pavement and a shower of Secretary Gage must be disgruntl-
bullets struck the pavement around ed about something. He said a day
him, hut he was hit only by the one or two ago that he believed the
ball. His wound is 1 extremely Boers would lick the English and
serious. The doctors thought if sincerely hoped they would. Here
he lived through the night there is more treason in the McKinley
would be some hope for him. camp, and Gage isn't Irish, either.
Goebel is a man of iron will and Representative Champ Clark, of
said he would not die. Mo., sent the following cablegram to
The deed is an awful one, looked WeUter Davis, Assistant Secretary
at from any standpoint What it of the Interior, when the news was!
may result in no one can tell. It is received that Davis was on his way
a deep, dark deed and a blot upon to Pretoria, in President Kruger's
the Republican party which seemed private car : "Webster Davis, Pre
fer the time to be holding the reins toria, care of Kruger : Hearty con-
f government, and whether Goebel gratulations on good company in
lives or dies the would-be or the which you find yourself. Have al
rrnl assassination will be laid at the ways admired your splendid genius,
d.Kr of the Republican party. and now that you are out of the
The election boards declared society of republicans and jingoes,
Goebel governor yesterday and he and fraternizing with men fighting
look the oath,orotlice in his room, for liberty, I hope, when vou return
ing that they had the sympathy of Bt,er Wanu to Correct Mi-qaota.
wig tujiLou jtojjiq, m.u - u
other days our sympathy would
have been expressed through gov
ernmental channels. But now, the
ghost of liberty murdered in the
Philipine8 stands in the way. He
cannot even preserve a decent neu
trality between this heroic people
and their assailants. I
mitted to us, however, as individ-
The News and Observer Monday
received the following :
United States Senate,
Washington, D. C,
, ,: ' Jan. 27, 1900.
Editor News and Observer, Raleigh,
N.C. :
VftH-hitvA imhliaWl what piir-
incendiary utterances were by no
means confined to the democrats.
Not a few letters have been received
at this office from populists as well
as from democrats, declaring that if
Butler still had any folllowers who
paid attention to his advice, his
speech would provoke encounters
that might lead to bloodshed. It
was firebrand thrown into a cam
paign that had been inaugurated on
J1V1U- l.i, - , , I .sH.Ki luu iiuvj i.u J i i n I
uals, to avert our eyes, and as those . ' - . 'ajx the part of democrats by an appeal
& ' I ic thA KMOAn
executive vo intuitu
noble men go down to death and
oblivion to say to them, as I now
do, 'Thou lost survivors of a heroic
age! Hail and farewell.' "
The Quayeports have been made
and the Senate will proceed to de
cide the question of whether he
shall be seated as soon' as it feels so
disposed. The Quayites are show-
Party State
held ijp the State Senate Chamber in
Raleigh. Among other things you
report me as saying that certain per
sons "should be driven from the
state, etc. I made no such state
ment. All that I did say that
and the calm judg
! ment of the manhood of the State.
Hence his denial at this late day.
News and Observer. .
There is no better medicine for
the babies than Chamberlain's
Couch Rimt V Tta nlenoanr. tanto
1,1 u :j.h i I .- . r-- -
luuiuuate oLuucmauj .reeu tuuy ana prompt and effectual cures
minforl nr irtnf vtdli" ru frma rlia. InmtrA it. a faunrlfA rilk
ing so much confidence that it is be- . wArfvl . ,, mall children: It onicklv cum
neveci tney nave received promises that all law abiding citizens, regard- their coughs and colds, preventing
of support from some of the Sena- ,a . .... , , . pneumonia or other senous con-
tor who have been classed as of party, should join hands sequences. It also cure croup and
wis campaign to drive trom power bag been used in tens of thousands
in the state those who depend upon of cases without a single failure so
getting into and remaining in power 'f"9 have been able to learn.
by ballot box stuffing and by incit- DOt n,y cures ronP'' but wben
.... . . given as soon as the croupy cough
mg mobviolence. The meeting of appear8) will prevent the attack.
the committee which I addressed In cases of whooping cough , it
was an executive meeting, and liquifies the tough mucus, making
tors who
doubtful
Stood Death Off.
E. B. Munday, a lawyer of
Henrietta, Tex., once fooled a
grave-digger. He says : "My
brother was veiv low with malarial
fever and jaundice. I persuaded there was no reporter of an v paper il easier to expectorate, and lessens
him to try Electric Bitters, and he preSent How you secured'this bo- BeveritJr fd frequency of the
was soon much better, but continu- . . m:armro,a Paroxysms of coughing, thus de
ed their use until he was wholly ca,led T niisrepresente priving that disease of all dangerous
cured. Iam sure Electric Bitters U,J "l" m parucuiars, i consequences. For sale by T. A
saved his life." This remedy ex- " ot know, but 1 am confident Aionght & Co., druggists.
pels malaria, kills disease germs arid that every person who was present
:c i,i 1 . : j j: I . ' . - . .
.-j' " uiwutHi, mine senate chamber and heard Winston Sentinel : It is riven
XXtSL" "hai 1 did ' wi b- rae out iD out that when the legislature meets
ous diseases, kidney troubles, fe
male complainU ; gives perfect
health. Only 50c at T. A. Al
bright fe Co.'s drug store.
The British losses in South
Africa up to the last battles reach
ed 8,216, -
. The committee reported adverse
ly Tuesday a week to sealing Quay
in the United States senate.
An. immense petition has . been
gotten in Belgium asking McKinley
to mediate in Transvaal affairs.
Vanderbilt and Rockefeller inteK
ests are buying immense tracts of
land in tide-water sections of North
Carolina and Virginia. f ,
Marshal O. Waggoner, of Toledo,
Ohio, an infidel who has been con
verted to Christianity, has burned a
rare and valuable library of infidel
books. ,
11 UA Is Tastotesa
N'S
Pepsin
Chill Tonic
HaMMIN M Can Chin. .
- - uf nil BlsIaI-f
wa W rafala ftll War Otkrr Pojioii. - " ' i
Doe Hot lajare the 8toaaek K Efeet the ii
W. A. McLartr Son, Dime Box, Tex., my: "Ramon's Pepsla Chill Tni7Ts
best we ne ever caaaiea. t son prescnoea 111a h s practioj.and ,".'
thsonlr CbiU Tonic which a child can take with 3ot injury C ibsstSn.r.) a " "
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THE NORTH CAROLINA COI.trYiii-
' k . of ; - ,
agriculture aid MecKarvic rts
At Cumberland, Md., Miss Lizzie , . Offers a thorough practical education in alUiranchi-g of Ari.
Shewbridge, a pretty young woman, Y , culture, m cotton manufacturing, in civil, uiecLui.kui and
' eieciricai engineering, in arcniieciure, ana in the industrial
. . f Regular courses, special courses, short courses.
Total annual expenses, including board, fuel, lights etc
( $118.50.. . t-.-:'. ;; ... ?. .'. .-r . r ''
" " One hundred and twenty scholarships carrying free tuition
and lodgings are open to needy boys.
was ejected from an opera house lor
tickling the bald pate of a man in
the front of her. . x
A special train and freight crash
ed together during a dense fog in
the yards at Waycross, Ga., Thursday-.
The special had on board
about 200 retail lumber dealers
from Indiana, who were en-route
home from an excursion through
south Georgia and Florida. Mr.
Davis, a hardware dealer of Wabash,
tnis statement I in special session in June not a Re
Yours respectfully, publican member will be present;
Marion Butler. This means that Forsyth will not be
1 S. -Of course you will do me represented in the house. The Re-
the justice to publish the above let- publicans say' they can do nothing,'
ter. but the main reason, perhaps, .is
Notwithstanding Mr. Rntler's because there is no P"7 attached.
denial, he used the words attributed
to him. There can be no doubt of I "Self Preaerratioa
that, They were taken down as be Is the first law of Nature." For
spoke them. They were printed in this reason everyone who is ill de-
this paper next morning. Mr. Butler ares to . become well, lbose who
was then in Raleigh. Neither he lSTSJ.
turn in TTAnH'a Koranvnlla hAmiiiaa
' .u . u- j .l.. 1 . - --"'"t""- l
Ind., was caught as two cars tele- 7 u they know it will enrich and purify
scoped, and both legs were crushed. uo ;ct. in,s was weir oiooa ana give inem gooa
T, .,, . ,, , ... two weeks ago, and the above is, so health. Take this medicine on the
They will probably be amputated. ' - firet appearonce of impure blood is
ne may aie. xurs. cmun, who .,.. ... an lmnnrtant ntm inward self nnv
I Ik nsi asr It v K 1 U..a 1 ; I r I l -w - w
ning to see the effect bis words are
having. No doubt the above is Hood's Pills cure sick headache,
what Mr. Butler wishes he had said, indigestion
and it is possible that he has since
The statement was feigned by a ma
jority of both houses of the Genera l
A'sembly.
Goebel was still alive and strong
er arif:.10"Wednesday (last) night.
Superintendent W. C. Stronach
of the Soldiers' Home at Raleigh
jy s there are GO applicants for ad
mission who cannot be received
owing to the failure of the legisla
ture to provide for their inaintc
nance.
A 3,000 spindle cotton mill is to
be built at Lowell, in Gaston coun
ty, and another at Bessemer City,
close by. Citizens of Clayton have
organized a company with a capital
of $75,000 to build a cotton mill
i -
V At Durham Judge Moore render
ed a decision that saw mill men are
not liable to tax as lumber dealers.
He held that a lumber dealer, uu
det the laws, was one who bought
And anlf lnmkff mrA nnS mam mill
ftWIMM. MIV III. D. If lllfil
men, who are manufacturers
Kenedy Jordan, of Northamp
ion county, was acciaenuuy snot
by a friend Sunday a week while
they were playing with a pistol
which was supposed to be unload
ed. Jordan died Monday from the
effects of the wound. No blame
appears to attach to any one.
Deputy Revenue (Elector 8utton
reports quite an exciting time in
Coluoibua county Saturday night
week.' A moonshiner's outfit
captured, after the moonshiner and
his friends, who were in ambush,
had fired six shots at the officers.
Then the nioonah inert fled.
Mrs.- George Barnett committed
suicide, at her home Roxboro, Tues
day night a week, by cutting her
throat with a rasor. Sh lea ret a
husband and a son. They were in
the room with ber at the time she
committed the act. No motive it
assigned for the deed, except ill
health. -
Senator Pritchard hat introduced
a resolution that the president be
authorised to appoint as an addi
tional cadet at the Naval Academy,
Anrupolis Md David Bagley,
brother of Ensign Egley, U. 8.
nary, killed in battle at Cardenas,
Cuba, Msy llrb, IttW.
to your native shores, you will join
the democrats. We will give yon a
most cordial welcome." Mr. Mc
Kinley is much afraid that the visit
of Davis to Kruger will be miscon-
struclod that he has caused it to be
officially given out that Davis is
travelling as an individual and not
as a representative of this govern
mcnt.
Senator McEnery, of La,, mode
a speech against the Pritchard reso
lution declaring the proposed suf
frage amendment to the N. C. con
stitution, similar to the one now in
force in La., to be unconstitutional,
in which he declared that his state
had been greatly benefitted by the
restriction of suffrage; that while
Congress bad the power, it had not
the right, to declare any law or con
stitutional provision of a state un
constitutional, that right belonging
solely to the judicial branch of the
government He stated the whole
race . question when he said
"There can be no admixture of the
races, this is a Jaw of nature.
They must work out their destinties
on parallel lines, which cannot come
together. The Anglo-Saxon blood
and brain will always be the superior
and cannot be subordinated to the
negro."
Representative Henry, of Texas,
has introduced a bill providing
government for Porto Rico, which
most democrats think good enough
to be made a party measure. It
follows the lines of the laws estab
lishing territories, which hare stood
the testa of a century, and places
the government aa much in the
hand of its people as those of the
territories of Ariaona, New Mexico,
and Oklahoma art in the hands of
their people. -
Senator Turner, of Washington,
made a speech, tbia week, arraigning
the administration both for its
hilippine policy and for ite attitude
toward the Boera. the people of a re
public struggling for liberty against
a powerful monarchy. . After assjert-
Knctljk Span Uaus
rCaik)
vaaanHart,
)tr. Bptataa. aS SvoOaa
T. Kin
lkwaata.
tl. ' WarrsDta IW
KKmiakesu eteekawwa. aaShjT.A. Al
BwHavsT.Q.
held a baby in her arms, suffered
severe injury to one leg. The child
was unhurt. Thirteen other pas
sengers were more or less severely
bruised, but none seriously. The
accident octurred within a few
yards of the Plant system hospital
and the wounded were immediately
removed there, two cars were
wrecked. Each train was running
slowly, or there would have been
horror. It appears there was a mis
understanding of orders, as the
special, running as the second sec
tion of the regular train, was just
pulling into the yard as the freight
attempted to pull out on the same
track. The fog was so dense that
the engineers could see only a few
feet.
AKIghtafTi
"Awful anxiety was felt for the
widow of the brave General Burn
ham of Machias, Me., when the
doctors said she would die from
Pneumonia before morning" writes
Mrs. S. H. Lincoln, who attended
her that fearful night, but she beg
ged for Dr. King s New Discovery,
which had more than once saved her
life, and cured her of Consumption.
After taking, -she slept all night
r urther use entirely cured her.
This marvelous medicine is guar
anteed to cure all Throat, Chest and
Luna Diseases. Only 50c. and
$1.00. Trial bottles free at T. A
Albright & Co.'s drug store.
The saw mill belonging to C II
Fox at Maysville, caught fire last
week and was entirely destroyed.
OrrrT aad taflwaosa Invariably hMTv
Ua i ia ill writhi a had mirh. Bear
adi t)r. Joaa W. Boll'e Ooturfc Bjrvp
resnady trrras retier at esse.
CuaiquMs th worat coojrh ovwalght
and eocsa ecwta a UkoroQ evra
COUGH CYRU?
Carta Grippe aad InflBeaza.
taalnJiass
A f Harbtfml biar
Will often cause a horrible Burn,
Scald, Cut or Bruise. Buck leu's
Arnica Salve will kill the pain and
promptly heal it. Cures Fever
Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Corns, all Skin
bruptiona. Best Pile cure oo earth.
Only 25 da. a box. Cure auar
anteed. Sold by T. A. Albright &
Lo., druggists.
The Fayetteville Telephone o
has been purchased by the Carolina
Telephone and Telegraph Co. ItsJ
policy is to build a number of toll
lines.
Dunne the earlv nart of October.
181)6, I contracted a bad cold which
settled on my lungs and was neglect
ed until I feared that consumption
bad appeared in an incipient state.
I was constantly coughing and try
ing to expel sometaing which I
could not. I became alarmed and
after givint the local doctor a trial
bought a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and the result was
immediate improvement, and after
1 bad used three boUlea my lungs
were restored Ut their healthy state.
R. 8. Edwards, Publisher of The
Renew. W yanC III; Fr tale by
T. A. Albright Jt Co., druggists.
Near Orangeburg, ' S. C.,v? James
Jefcoat was shot and killed by. his
father, R. A. Jefcoat, and brother,
W. D. Jefcoat They quarreled
over a small piece-oi land
A dispatch received at? Berlin
from Durban says the German bar
que Marie, loaded with - sulphur;
captured early in January by a
British cruiser, has been uncondi
tionally released. t X ; , " ' 1
It is said that the $35, COO, 000
contract given to Mr. McDonald to
. ELEVENTH SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER G, 189.1,
Candidates for admission may be examined in each count y
court house at 10 a. m., August 19, 1899, by the County
Superintendent, or at the college in Raleigh, SeJJt. 5 180! i. '
For catalogue address " - ' - '
President GEO. T. WIXSTOY
Srest Raleigh, N. c. I
GO 000
Rev. Charles M, Sheldon, author
build the underground railway in of "In His Steps," is to be 'given
New York is the biggest contract entire control for; "one " week of the
ever civen to one Tnan in this or lopeka Capital its news, advertis-
any other countiy. ling and editorials in order that he
. . ' ' . may give to the world his idea or a
iron producer in the world, the out-1 . ' i.
put last year being 13,500,000 tons, The latest news from Honolulu is
to about 10,000,000 tons ; for Great that there have been 38 deaths from
Britain and abouf 8,000,000 for bubonic plague. The city is panic-
Germany. ; r'
W. H. Stallings, Republican post
master at Augusta, Ga., has been
"expelled" from the Republican
party by negroes because he refused
stricken. .The board of health had
10 blocks of buildings burned.
Twenty-four hundred Japanese at
Honolulu are in quarantine.
McKiuley's cabinet, on Tuesday
to appoint a negro man named a week,-again discussed at length
Wimberly as assistant postmaster.
A cablegram from Nassau, N. P.,
announces that the schooner B. , W.
Morse, which left Jacksonville, Fla ,
about Jan. 6th for San Juan, Puer-
io mco, was aDanoonea at sea,
waterlogged. Two men were lost
Dispatches from Manila report
the Puerto Rico situation. The
opinion h unanimous in the cabinet
that the free trade with the island,
or a nominal duty, is essential to
prevent widespread butiuess dis
aster among all classes of its people.
The case of Brigham H. Roberts,
the Mormon representative-elect
from Utah, which has occupied " so
much of the attention of . the house
rerauaoea nimseit he said it, but he -i be State sUDerintendent of edu
did not. Here is what he said : I nronttv m.i. .Wnu ri that the recent uprising in the is-
w.wa wuafj diuuv luiuiliVO V UV I v .
. . a .1 i I land of KfHrrn vena tint morplv n. w
0 0 , Jim VIMS I4JW11H US LU etl UCILIDIIHI I O " I . . , , .
not forsake it We must eo forward. a mi r. .u . volt of the nolice. as has been in- 8,nce ine a8semDUDS congress,
t iwuvvi a. a jrij uuui lliajlJl i T
Now even more than there are our HalifaT iniiin,, tIia ma,, dicated, but an attempt , by native
omciais io ovennrow American au
iiiinri ifH inrminnon naa i a nna I i .
w ,a ..c gays me town naa auu people, no
issue and but one and we must till tox for 00! and naa ever
mat is seuiea. . 1 nat issue is wheth- contemplated the establishment of a
er or noi jonn uaronnians are free public school. The mayor con
meal eludes by saving: "This town is
lyet ujoiu nanus wun an wno finished."
will help us and wipe out such a
conspiracy.
''Iam satisfied that those in favor
of free suffrage can, by combining
their strength in the coming cam
paign, redeem the state from the
Red Shirt Gang.
"The negro question, I know.
confronts us, and it must hcsettled,
hut we can't trust the man who has
lived on the negro thirty years to
settle it. We've got to settle it.
We are the folks who at heart want
it settled, not they. We want it
settled so they can no longer use it
as a scarecrow. The republicans al
so are anxious for its settlement,
and they'll help to settle it in the
proper way."
Let us join hands and defeat
forever this little gang of anarch
ists who try to take by violence that
thority.
Lewis Davis, a negro preacher,
near New Kent Court House, Va.,
while in a fight with his wife, was
struck over the head with a stick
and beaten so badly by her that on
was decided Thursday by the adop
tion of a resolution to exclude him
by a vote of 268 to 60.
A Pennsylvania farmer who hustl
ed off to England to take possession
of a $900,000 fortune that he was
advised was waiting for him, got
back minus his . traveling expense?,
F. B. Thirkield, Health Inspec Tuesday a week he died.: The wife M $175 that sharPera on the
tor of Chicago, says, "Kodol Dys-1 i)em .nted - ' other side buncoed him out of be-
ucuam vsure cannot ue recommena- 1 . .
ed too highly. It cured me of The grand jury of Bibb county,
severe dyspepsia." It digests what Ga., in their presentment' urged the
you eat and cures indigestion, heart- Wi.Iatnre to ...hmit to th .
constitutional amendment establish-
burn and all forms of dyspepsia.
j. v. Mmmons, tne druggist
An illicit distillery of 100 gallons
capacity was captured near Prince
ton Monday nujht a week. The
still and X) gallons of lw were destroyed.
1M aw siass, eaaw awn
IMvk,ain4laBl awasjiaa fcr Waotfsra
aaatauT KOos. Tale ar faUa.
T.A.AJns;a.aTst. CrateavK.
which they cannot win by fair
means. But it takes something
more than a red shirt to scare
populist Jn the eastern counties
in the campaigns of recent years
the populists haven't been running.
They have been in more danger
there than anywhere eUe, but they
have stood true a, steel.
Ullf I a . w
- w e nave got to right and we
had as well make up our minds to do
it I believe then are rotes enough
in favor of free suffrage to win in the
campaign in spite of their ballot
box stuffing and red shirt lawless
ness. But to do it we have got to
be on our guard. The election law
of 1894 was wide open and I would
't ask anything easier than to steal
50,000 rotea under it : The new
election law is worse. But we'll
win in spite of Simmons and the
red shirts.
The republicans arc in this fight
to the death. Let us join hands
with them and help them whip this
gang out of the State. Let us an
nounce to the world that North Car
olina will no longer be ruled by an
archist, red shirts and a little gang
of toadiev men who have betrayed
everybody and everything.
I ne republicans are willing for
us to take the lead, go ahead and
bold a convention and nam a tirli
et They will help us elect it. Of
course there will be some republi
mm -a 11, ana 11 may oe we can
find a democrat who will jinn this
anti-amendment fight' There are
some tuch prominent democrat
and I think it possible that one or
more of them may offer to take a
place on the ticket"
This letter created indignation
kyi throughout the State, and the ex
I prwioo isf rtrrn disapproval of the
High Point Enterprise : Parties
from Kernersville, who were here
this week, informs The Enterprise
that the son of Mr. Geo. Snyder, in
that neighborhood, died last week
from the effects of a persimmon seed
in his windpipe. He was out with
some boys eating . persimmons and
while running with a persimmon in
his mouth sucked it info his lungs.
He lived, five days in much pain
ing the whipping post in Georgia for
misdemeanants under the age of 16
years. - . . ...
fore he had been 24 hours on land.
The Glasgow steamer Ardandhu,
Duhas, from New London, Conn.,
for Halifax, N. S., was sunk in col
lission with the Metropolitan liner
Herman Winer, from Boston for
New York, off Robinson's Hole,
Vineyard sound, Tuesday a week,
and two of her crew of 31 men were
lost " ... - '
The bill providing for separate
, Ashby Cubbage, a" young white
man, 17 years of age, employe.! ia
the Rappahannock woolen mills at
Laurel Mais,' Rappahannock ionn
tyf Va,- committee.! suicide
shooting himself through the heart
because a young lady with whom
he was madly infatmated did not
reciprocate his affections. '
',. .. -. . 'j
"A great audience heard the speak
ers at the pro Boer mass-meeting
htld in the Grand opera house,
Washington, D. C., mi Sunday i
night a week. Senators Mason and
Allen and Representatives SulzerJ
Bailey and Cla-k were among foe!
prominent speakers. Great liriiaio;
was vigorously denounced for ber j
course in the Boer war. Thepres- j
dent was accused of eympathiang
with the Jinglish, and his Philip
pine policy was severely scored bj
the speakers, and the crowd mil
them.
BaaHrakanaSyttaaa Satsst Tsar life away.
TO quit tobaeeo Basils' aad forever hm mmm
eUe. (oU of life, nerre aad rior, take No-l'o-Bao.
vba wonderworker, that makes weak men
" " oruggute, sac or si. C'arsnatu-I ram fur whita arwl nnrrnoa rn
lead. Booklet and aanpla free. Address! W 1 W ""a ne?roea on tne
Steriint jteowdr on, cuieaga or New York, railroads in Virginia passed the
slate senate Thursday -afternoon
Greenvlile Reflector t E. B. I without a dissenting vote, and as it
bhepherd, of Greenville, the man Jeame from tho, house. The gover
who shot at District Attorney Bern-1 nor' s approval,' which will make it
ard and afterward n trvt t. aniila lass
Ithmkl would go crazy with against him, took oon-auit in the elusion ; , ';:,"
pain were it not for Chamberlain's
Pain Balm," writes Mr. W. H
Stapleton, Henninie, Pa. "I have
been afflicted with rheumatism for
several years and have tried rem
edies without number, but Pain
Balm is the best medicine I hare
got hold of it." One application
relieves the pain. For sale by T.
A. Albright & Co., druggists. -
case last Thursday.
4
A HUSBAND
"Before mr
wife began using-
Dr. L. HarrilL of Statesville, has Mother's Friend
been appointed to go around the I could hardly
State to the different nlar infAP4i K1 around. I do
' 1 iVi.L
by smallpox and advise as to the I,""
l . . - . . . . I WIUU
oesi means or managing the silua-1 get
(ion.
A Traate Oattor.
lost trade br beisw sot of Kanon's
mm ion reueis. wo eaa aFMom
V. ka nmm taa.
Llrer PlUa a Toole P
r induce a eastosaer to take any otaor aa
a SDhwiuits for taai waaaj Ussy fears oooe
slaaoii-Juloo Flab-ber. Crosa-"V-
I'orsaJabT I. A. A3ldeHT
vva mrmmmamwm
along t
without
it now. She
used it for two
months and it is
a great help to
her. She does
her housework
without trouble. L
The house committee on pensions
baa ordered a favorable report, on
the bill making service in the Span
uh-American war sufficient to re-
more all. disabilities against those
who aided or : abetted ' .southern
troops during the "war of the re
bellion," in the tnatter" of drawing
pensions. " . y
..The state assembly, of Virginia
adopted a resolution inviting "Hon,
William Jennings Bryan, the great
est living exponent of the time
honored principles of the Democratic
party, to address the Virginia legis
lature at such time during the pre
sent session as may best suit his
convenience."
At Washington, D. '., Monday,
Henry A. Hazen, professor of me.
teorology and one of the chief fore
casters of weather conditions at tte
weather bureau, was probably fatal
ly injured by being thrown from hit
bicycle. He was on his way lo tie
bureau when he ran into a colored
.man, and the contact pitched him
heavily forward on his head. U
skull was cracked and hemorrhage
of the brain ensued. The skull he
been tiephaned and a large clot if
blood removed. He died Tuesday
night of last week.
At New York, Wednesday of to
week, - the United States circus
court of appeals handed down a
opinion concerning the decifion i
Judge Lacombe, in the U. S.cirai
court in October, which dismisw
the writ of habeas corpus and de
clared that former Capt. Carter, f.
S. engineers, had been legally
fenced by the army court-inartai
The court held, that the out
martial had jurisdiction to detfl-.
mine whether or not the .wibm
was guilty of any offense created W
! the articles war. and that the
tence was not excessive.
The senato branch of the 5ooa.
Carolina legislature has passedj
broad-tire bill, and it ii
that it will le passed by the totfj
. . . . - n-.
ana eignea oy tne governs. -
bill prohibits the sale of any l
witn narrow tires auer
1901. but the use of such VF
may continue until January, I1!
no
In the meantime persona
the broad tire are to be exempt
"Honest tabor Beats Mothers Friend
a Lovely Face.
There ' is nothing more
pleasing to look upon tfun at
hearty, ruddy face, gained by
honest. toil They are the
saving of the nation. the
toilers of both sexes, stran
gling for daily bread.- e -
YAK Uood males them aile io ieep up
the U2y ramj of oUj at hcme.thopor
if the Hood ho, aUM Jfas.
portly, or a raw afaoat feeling coma on.
Om one remedy it Hoof Smtu9T,
America', Create Oedema rorit M
Poor Blood "5Vji blood ma ao
or thai m hottest -aeaihmr t V U
&oa'sSartaparXamaaeme asarm. Jet
Vie nght thing s the tigH place." Rattie
J. Taylor. Woodsioamt. N. L
MS n Bomtt hmrti
J he KepuMican caucus of the
senate hns dtcided definitely upon
the re-organization of the elective
offices of that body, and have nom
matea lion. Charles Bennett, of
i an extern! liniment for expectant J New York, for secretary, to succeed
"n; r7.Z?A 'L"-" "on- m. B. Cox ; and Hon.
dnties almoat to the boor of confine- j Dniel L lanadell, of Indiana, to
"ai if is me one anii onlw mrkarm. I succefid Cm. R. j itriirkt . .
tioo that oveicuiiiea morwttur iiz-t.. I - - " . . . t.
and erroanesa. . It is thn miwl Senator Money, of Mini
ir??' lbe senate Thursday on Pritchard'e
make labor hort and aelirerr e,y. I re8oIutlon- There was a' spirited
n is tne only remedy that pnts the "oquy between Mr. Money and
T" mt uiai sweuinfl Mr. CTiarvrl le f V II j -
ernsmr ia im possible.. Dm,- t.W.i . . . uurlD
eakMeteteriaUy. Taey endanger wmcQ Handler denied in warm
the lives; Of both mother and child, j language that the civil irar wss de-
te,exjassriu. J signed by northern politicians to put
SaaS faf-a., frwm hatrmte4 hook. 1 necrO alarea una twJW.! -J :.l
WS-j,uale. - I ' '
. -rr- r - footing of equality with southern
whites. "
' EXECUTOR'S NOTIl'E.
Wtm Ii aisi nasi f saTHur ticua inn
lam Ura.oc-a, ha hnrrhr Boa.a. ..i
ans bKioMm to saM asrmta to asaka Hm
diasa swmi, aad ail sarsoaa koM
Size doesn't indicate quality. Be
ware of counterfeit anrl a-nHkl.
a. -m . x. " vm a IMS)
a-aaWtiaa. I Bhfa rkHAsiaJ 'at r tir.., .....
"nii"Si,,t,' to priSal riiamX l welUS Witch
a'hTSZ'Hr r11" De lt' 's the only ori-
a-aaawulMau I W&Uibks ' Jnii
- - -j . " imiu su hiu aiseasea
. w. SDiraiAD. RaV I iL. j .
o or
tat
from road
tax. The
duty and
bill provides
COUIUIUW".
t .. !
and penaiuee lor viomuw. --j
legislation is so clearlx m the ""j
est of good roads that it is j
nerthat it is not on the sWi
book-of every slate.
A numerously signed D
been issued for the farmers
county to meet on Feb. j
principal voting places in these,
townehips and appoint deleJ
a county meeting to .
GreenviUe on Feb. 10th, to W-
and form some plan of figbu1 1
suddeolj
.ften
i
fertilizer trusts.
Mr Lewis Havens,
delphia, died very
laat W'Mlnesdar
: 4 - n i : l..,il a UC
josv aiier uaviug wu6. - .
home, and on taking nu se
... L..1 mrett
car. Mr. Havens
forenoon hunting and the
of several hours in the r .
ably induced heart failure.
mi ii ar.li "'"'JSt 1 1 1
CltsiItsJTtoSCwyT 1 1
m immMI.1UV
k aJtKlsrrW tyf l4Ta'
3. C Sim-f Oni Minute Cough 'm.
i uhhv. um nmrrmo.
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