TIMES.
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JAS. A. THOMAS, Editor and Proprietor.
THE OOTJiTirX"; 'X'-bi-E STATE, THE XHtsTIOlsr.
SU&CEIPTICI: JI.C3 PtrTtir. SWjli kimiu
OL. XXX
LOUISBURG, K. C. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 141900.
NUMBER 3 .
CHURCH DIRECTORY
; ' METHODIST. J 1-
Sfnday School at 9:30 A. M.
RO. B. BAKEE. HUDt.
I
Pleaching at 11 A. M., and 8 P. M;
evf-w Sunday.;- -
,,f Wt.-J J !Vl -
fajer meeting '.ruumiiiy UlJiQE.
Ju.vT, rLzCEB'. Pastor.
BaPTIST.
Sanday School at 9:30 A. M.
I Thos. B. Wildee, Supt
Peachin? at 11 A. M., and. 8 P, M.,
everfy Sunday. - - ;
ptatrur m-etin? ThnrHdatr niorhf:
- J " J "
rOliHEST SMITH. fastOr.
Professional ctii-cl
BB. J. J. MANN,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
Louisburg, N. C.
Office over Thomas' Drag Store. '
B.S. P. BURT, : "
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
Louisburg, N . C. " -
Office In the FordBuilding, 'cdrner Main
andNash streets. Upstairs front.
4
AN ADDHKSS
7o North Caroling Tobaca Grower's
Association bv T. B. Parker,
.: Secretary.- " '
mi t tee, In ihe city of Raleigh, May ij.
the "Secretary of the Nnh Carulina
Tobacco Growers - Association
was
STEAM LAUNDRY
We have the agency for the Oak City
bteam Laundry, Raleigh, N. tt, and
we are sending a quantity of clothes
there each week to be laundered. AH
the work is guaranteed, and the
ladies ana gentlemen who desire to
have tbeir Collars, Cuffs, - Shirts,
Waists or any article of Clothing
well laundered jwill find it to their
advantage to send them through us
to, the Laundry. All Von hftVfi tn An
o iu oeuu me articles to us. and we reauested to issue an address ir the
FnTK!fSUhey WU1 :retarntoya tobacco growers io the hr ght tobarco
ReBDectfullv. ' - belt, calling their attention to e As
Kkq & Clifton". I sociation, its scot and bur noses'
-The necessity of-an org an z it ion of
the tobacco grtwtrs of the S ate was
discussed' at some of the aeriruliural
weeiings during tne btare fair in
Raleigh, October, 1899. Fr m this a
call was issued by Mr. J Bryan Grimes
who had' been chosen president of the
temporary association, Kir a tibicc-
gKjwerr convention to raet in the
city of Raleigh, December 6. 1899
held at
are factors that will give them strength.
The American .Tobacco Company is
organized for the added accumulation!
of wealth! The farmers need to 0'-
: iianizs far self preservation. Which
At a meeting of the executive com- sha1 ?ulciSh. lhe of lhe ao,,ir
or a aesire tov-perpeiuaie tne ireeaoro
1 TALK WITH PAREXTS.
LOOK OUT FUSION!
r' A . big. fusion, arrangement has
just been perfected in Louisburg
whereby the1 two best barbers have
united and offer to the peo
ple of the county all the conveni
ences of a first-class shop. The
isest ... Hair Dressing, -Shaving
ajid ' Shampooing, We makn ;
pecialty
R. F. TAKBOROTJGH,
I PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, v
'I Louisburg, N. C. i- - .
O&ce 2nd floor Neat building, phone 39.
.Nitfht calls answere'l f roai T. v . BicfceU's
rrfsljience, phone 74. -
4
of Trimming' Ladies'
fclld Priilrftn'a Vm, aA I ' ' j ' '
j-- . iVU UBu uu aqa anomer convention was
leet uneasy wbiie being shaved at Ral- h;V nnn
our shop.- We keen our "heads I 0
evel." Qive us a chauce and we i The convention in January waiwell
will prove all we say. Everything attended by growers, warehousemen
uice ana cieau. " ' .
Walter M. Alston,
Z jllib Wilkins.
"I
B. MASSENBURG,
. ATTORNEY AT LAW.,
XOUISBUBS, H. C .. ; .
Will practice lp art the Courts of the State
0:
M. COOKS SOU,
ATTORKEY8-AT-LAW,
LonisBUKe. it. 0. I
Wul attend the courts of Nash, Franklin,
Granville, Warren ana Waie counties, also the
Huivreme (Jourt 01 iNoriu uaroixua, uiu uid u.
B iSrcuit aud District Courta. - !
D4 B. S. Fostkb.
Dr. J. E. Malosb
JttS. FOSTER & MALONB.- j
li : . -
. FkACTICING PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS,
I Louisburg, N. C
Office over Aycocke Drug Can pany.
m. HAYWOOD HUFFIN.
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
LOUISBUtte, N. 0. ' .
win Drmtf.lcp. in aU the Courts of Franklin
and adloiuUig counties, also in 1he Suprome
Court, dndiu the Unltea Utales District and
Circuit (jourcs. ,
wiiice i Cooper and Clifton Building. .
rjTIHOS. B. WILDER, '
:t ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
- LOUISBDBe. R. o.
, Offloe on Main street, over Jones & Cooper'i
fctore. .
S. SPRUILL. -
j ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
j LOCISBURO, It.- C.
iWllI attend the courts of Franklin, Vance
fti-anviii. Wurren aud Wake connties, also
' r.ha Huoremn Court of North Carolina.
Prompt attention given to collections.
jOiiice over Egerton's etore.
ri W. BICKETT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
' LouisBtme sr. a
5PTOmpt and painstaking attention given to
eVerv matter intrusted to his hands.
Refers to Chief Justice Shepherd, Hon. John
Hinnltid Hnn Hnht. W. Winston. 'Hon. J. C.
Buxton, Pres. First National Bank of Win
ston, Ulenn s 01 amy, winsiou, reuiire. j"
ot Monroe, Chas. E. Taylor, Pres. Wake For
est College, lion. JS; w. iimueno.
Office In Court House, opposite ShefJJ
ARMERS m MERCHANTS BAM
-:of:-
. ; LOUISBURG, N.x C.
' .'ASSETS OVER' ;
ONE HUNDRED ThOUSAND
DOLLARS.
ALL OF WHICH IS HELD FOR THE PRO-
TECTION OF DEPOSITORS.
Deposits Solicited on Interest, or
Subiect to Check
.. Money to loan on approval of
security.
William Bailey. - President.
A. B. Hawkins. Vice President
W. J,. Byerlt. Cashier.
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent, $1.50
$2.00 and $3.00 a year
and others interested in tobacco from
this State and Virginia. At this meet;
ing a permanent orgin'zition is ef
fected, and the N rth Carol ni To
bacco: Growers Association sprang
into existence, with well defined pur
poses not a rival, but an ally to the
other farmers' organizations in the
State. " ; l-- '
The tobacco -growers were ably lep-
resented and the personnel of the con
venlion was strong. The grievance?
"of the tobacco growers v ee set before
the convention, and with singular
unanimity it wa? agreed that- they
could be remedied.
and liberties that our fathers gave us
f ir an inheritance? Which should
make the stronger appeal to mat), the
enriching of the few at the expense of
the many, or the giving to our families
the comforts of home, educational and
other advantages that rightfully belong
to themf Shall the- love of money
mike a stronger appeal to . the trust
than the love, of home and- all that the
mine carries with it does to us? As
mm" we should spurn the thought. We
can master the situation. vve can
cross the Alps. It is not imposr
sible. Nothing that is possible is im
possible to determined men. , We do
not lack the strength, but the will; for
we are as strong as we are determined.
The impossible belongs to the weak
and vacillating. - -
By organization, such as the Tobacco
Growers Association is working for.
Feed Sale s Livery
STABLE.
HAYES & FULLER. Proprietors
LOUISBURG. N..C.
'to.
M. PERSON,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
LOUISBUB8, If. C 1
Practices In all courts. Office In Meal
Building.
GOOD TEAMS AND
POLITE DRIVERS.
fyy H ' YARBOROUGH, jb, .
- ATI OENEY AT LA W,
LOUISBURG. N. C.
Office in Opera House building, Court street
All leeral business intrusted to him
IwUl receive prompt and careful attention.
rR. R.E. KING,
. . DENTIST, -
LOUISBURG, N. C ;
t oveb Aycockb Dbtjo Company. I
; :u;
With an experience of twenty-five yars
s a suflVjient guarantee of my work .in all
the up-to-date lines ot tne proiessiou.
HOTELS.!
ES FECIAL ATTENTION TO
TRAVELING MEN.
A Fine line o j high grade bug
GIES ALWAYS ON HAND.
We always keep good .horses for
sale, at very reasonable
prices.
notice:
1'KANKLlKTOIf HOTEL
FRANKLLNTON, N. C.
SAM'L MERRILL, Pitfr.
Irood accomodation for the traveling
public.
Good Livery Attached, i
Bv virtue of an execution in my hands
... . r-l. S-l TA-.rt nlpljn
issued trom tne auperior iourk ui xibuuu
county in favor of Jones" & Cooper, Plam-
tins, against a. a. ruuer, i;bicuuu.,
will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, at
the Court House dooriu the Town of Louis
bure. N. C, on Monday the 1st day of Oc
i tober. 1900, at 1 o'clock p. in., all the inter-
est that A. n. ruuer nas iu me 'c".i
of 98 acres of land situated iu Dayesville
townshipr -adoininsr me lanus 01 a..
AVinn, Est , James Journegan. T. L. poch,
and others, said interest being one-eighth
part in the laad devised by will of Thomn-
son j; uiier vt a. ju. uuci nv., -
fy said execution and costs.
Louisburg, N. vn Augusizaiu,
H. C. Keabney, Sheriff, -
.Franklin County.
The concensus
of opinion Was:. That the e are no
inflierces set in motion by min tha-
cannot be met and remdied hy tnaV
The present low prices of tobacco ard
their causes were discussed. It was
shown that while the acreage had ma
serially increased during the las: df
cade that the consumption also of to
bacco had kept apace with the in
crease, and, in fact, if such a ihin
were possible, thai the next few year?
would see the consumption outstrip
the increase in yield. New territor
has been invaded , and- manufactured
North Carolina bright tobacco is nr
longer a stranger in the Orient, nor in
the islands ot the Pacific ocean, while
South Africa and other new territory
are asking for our golden leaf. With
the increased demand and the limited
area that grows 'bright tobacco, the
growers could see no jist cause fur the
presebt low prices. In fact, coukl see
no cause at all except such as has beet
brought about by the American To
bacco Com pany r ' yx
It is alleged that this company gen-
as much per pound, or : i .ooo. for its
products now as it did ten years a o
when they paid two or three times a
mucn tor tne raw matemi a3 the n
pay. lnis nas been made poss oit
with them by organization and con
trolling ths situation. .Tney saw tht-
necessity of controlling . the ourpu'.
manufactured tobacco, as well as thr
raw, material. ' To this fff-c the
have purchased or others i e silenced
nearly all string competition. By this
means they. have taken buyers off the
warehouse floors, as well as the sellers
of manufactured tobacco from out o
the markets. In this way they: have
shown us "the power and effectiveness
or organization. They have given ths
growers an object lesson that the j
should not be low to profit by. The
interest that was evinced at the Janu
ary meeting of the tobacco growers
showed their zeal and determination
in the matter. They have been work
ing foe the enrichment of tbe'trusts,
and, to the impoverishment of -tbeir
own farms and families, , until they
have decided to make a change to
find a remedy for the low. prices or
-It is very common for parents to
save all they can in this world's good
and give it to their children. 1 This
within itself is right, provided we neg
lect no other duty to them. Surely
boys and girls starting out in life need
PERIL OK THE REPUBLIC.
Written by GeorreFred William..
I am of the opinion, which may be
right or wrong, that in the last ten
years or more there has come into our
civilization in this republic a false spirit.
help, lot how shall we help theu.? something has corrupted the m jraU of
generally speaking mere are two ways
VVith property and with training.
Now, which is best? There, is danger
of inherited wealth doing the child
more harm than good.
Nearly two years ago I knew a
young man who inherited $2,000 life
insurance' money upon the death of his
widowed mother. He had a farm
when he inherited this. To day his
money is all gone and bis farm under
(mortgage and be is known in his town
and community as a reckless, dissi
pated young man. His vices are
much stronger than before, while his
physical and mental powers are weak
ened. He had very little intellectual
or moral training, hence the result. -
Again it may be ' unexpectedly
swept away in a few minutes. In the
this people. The toae of public senti
ment is not as high or as keen as it was
in the earlier days. And I , bcli
there is a good and sufficient cause for
the corruption of our morals.
I have read within a few months the
story ol the killing of the wounded der-
and despotism, and I will help to
destroy it
What solemn Words frcm curb
tongue and bow will be btlp to do
troyitr There is bat one available means,
he says, and you know what that
is.
IamforBryao.
THE STATE'S INDUSTRIES.
A"Wrtl Crvwlh Alv UmT
. . Li a tm Tilr T. !-.
Tb manufacturing Industrie of
North Carolina until 1830 wert limited,
but a! no that time the spindle and
liknma tnr th. m. nil frtTTr ef cotton
vishesby the English troops in the Soudan j anj woolen fabric have been large.
slaughtered mercilessly one and allbr I Increased, tobacco factorte bav ta
armed men as they lay weltering in
their own blood. I have read within a
few months 01 English trooper who
put their lances through helpless .Boer
prisoners, took their lives and glee
fully wrote back to England that
they bad bad excellent pig stick-
in. - .
I bare read within a week of the
terrible scenes enacted in China by
the Russian troops in Tientsin,
when helpless women were shot
down aud bayoneted and little
children were tossed upon the bayo
nets by one soldier to another amid
laughter and glee. Worse than
that, have read within a week
the Tobacco Growers can maintain little village where I was going to
their position, their respect, their man- school a few years ago, the alarm of
hood -Without it, in a few years with fire was given one night, and hurrying
present tendencies, they will have lost to the scene 1 found a block of four
much that our forefathers held dear stores burning. It was impossible to
ndependence. . The picture is not KP the fire tintil they were burned.
I : l . . 1 t. . ii r "' I ( n a n rxana1 all jf lha frt 1 14 1 n rrm I
ungm 10 oc sure, out u wouw oe luiiy - - ..U1U6S tbe accoont of a weddiot in the
auu irgc aim. ui guuus iu uuc ui
the buildings, and I can never forget
how sadly be walked away a short
distance and sat down and cried like
a child. His wealth was gone.
So we see wealth may cause dissipa
tion and not only leave the person
without money, but ruined for life and
his soul doomed to eternity, alas it
may be swept away in a few hours.
But how about tbe mental training?
for us to spread a veil over its hideous
ness, thereby hiding the truth and de
ceiving ourselves. ' ' - :
The Association asks the support of
the tobacco gr wer3 in the bright to-
naceo belt. It wants your suppor?.
Can it have it? The strongest appeal
that I could possibly make to you
would pale beside the appeal that
comes to you from your own home,
from those who are dependent on you
Philippine islands . which was in
terfupted by American soldiers,
who ebot down innocent victims in
cold blood, unoffending men, wo
men and children.
Is there not something wrong io
a public sentiment thatcan look on
unstirred at such scenes of horror?
In the last three years there have
been extraordinary developments
in our industrial conditions. Ia
established and enlarged and tbe cul
ture of silkworms baa occasioned tbo
establishment of a sUkmsklng. In
dustry. ...
Ia 1800 tbe number of cotton mills
In tbe state was 1C7. looms 23.000 and
spindles approximately 1.000,000. Over
13,000 persons were employed In these
min. and ths capital Invested was
over 91S.0O0.0Oa There was a note
worthy adTsnc durtcx 1SD3 in cot
ton manufacturing. New plants put
Into operation numbered 23 and new
spindles 230.1CS, wKh an estimated
capitalization of lS.000.00a
The tobacco Industry has grestly
prospered In recent year. During tbe
fiscal year ending June Sa 1S90, there
were 20 manufacturers of tobacco, S3
of cigars, and tbe combined output In
the calendar yesr 1S93 was 8.4S2.143
cigar. 20.940.S00 pounds of plug to
bacco, 12.044 pounds of fine cut. 0.233.
870 pounds of smoking and 492
pounds of snuff. Tbe tobacco factories
la 1S0S gave employment to 16.000
men. 9.700 women sod 5,000 children.
' Tb iDcreos In tbe lumber product
of 1SJ0 over that of 1S0S was estimat
ed at 30 per cent. Eighteen new lum
ber companies were organized last
year, with a toUl capital of 1302.000.
Nine furniture factories, with a total
capital or 1100.000. were also added.
In 1S37 the output of 323 lumber mills
aggregated 14.&&2S0 for tbe year.
Tbe fisheries of North Carolina are
an Important Industry. I a 1S35 tbe
number of men regularly employed Io
this Industry approximated C.000 and
t
A
Look In Your
r r" m rpartnat" rr. Witar,
fnllomf Ttt .ttrxrUoa. mrm I hm r mlt
Uactly itnlBB. ott prw m. iitky
mwu mmI orrua bm k jta u4 b.ty
VJino cf CasKlui
makes women 1 Kantifal and be!y. I
It strike at the root ol all their
tremble. There is do raeastrcsl dis
order, ache or pain which It vriU Dot
care. It Is for th bod ding girL tt
busy wife and the matron approach lag
the change of life. At evsry trying
eruu la a woman's lifs it brinrs
health, stresgta and happincaa. It
costs fi.ooof xnedidna dealers.
For advice in cases requirlrx rpcial
directions, address, giving tyxoptocis,
Th Ladies' Advisory Department.
Tba Chattanooga llodkinm Co., ChaV
tanoogm, .Tens,
-MRS. BOZETt A irWIS. mt OwHIK
TnM, r. -I nt tf 11 i 1 1 mt mt mum,
immM wJk tarrfia t my .n4
r the comforts and advantages that u,a Toa evcr sec J or 1897 at a eiren word the staple in- boats and Testis about 2L50a Tbe
an ioaus nou3 tile 10 a civilized coun
try -entitles them to. Neither would
it strike you with the force that your
disappointed v hopes do, when on the
warehouse floor xyjur tobacco is
knocked off to the only bidder far that
grade of tcb eco at a price that barely
covers the costs of cultivation, and
fien fails to do that well. You are
sked to give your influence to the
Association and help restore the to.
bacco growers to the same prosperous
condition that they occupied ten years
ago when they were reckoned among
the most fortunate farmers in the State.
Will not ibis appeal from the farmers,
mental or moral nature was trained
who was injured by ii? You may say
educated men make the meanest men
in the world. Some of them do, hence
the necessity of being sure your chil
dren are trained under Christian in
fluence and byv Christian teachers
those who realize that every cbild will
make tbeworld betteTj or worse, and
above all that every sane child has an
immortal soul to be saved or doomed
to destruction, and that the teacher is
largely responsible for the kind of life
the child is to live.
It is true that training gives power,
and of course a. child's power is in
creased and what might have been a
for the restoration of the DrosDeritv
.hat marked the tobacco grower, find ctmmon thief (as in casj of negroes)
responsive clv.rd io your heart? To may oeeome a nignway roooer or
ourgiar, out wnen tne spiritual is not
neglected training is free from any
danger.. Then it is that the evil ten
- NOTICE i ,
Bv virtue of an execution issued from the
unenor ouri.01 xrauiiu uu.j , .
Ys,.a ; (,Mr nf W. n. Mosely. Plain
tifl flgainst Joe Ball, Pefendant. on judment
for I Mechanic's lien, I will sell to the
highest bidder lor casn, ai in
door, in the town of Louisburg, SNC.. on
w"j .. 10 A of Oetober. 1900, at 1
MASSENBURG HOTEL
J T? MaHsenburff-Propr
HENDERSON, N. C.
Rnnil annnmmn1fl.tlon8. Good farSi - PO
lite and attentive aervsjis'
NORWOOD HOUSE
fVarrenton. North Carolina
. W. J. NORWOUD, Proprietor.
Pstronsge ol Commercial "Tourist and gust 17th, 1900,
. j
mil "n Intaist that Joe Bait
,. Zu. and shout one hundred
and fifty acres ot iana asuareu
Creek township, adjoining tne juu
Tbos. D. iarrtir, vine warem
amwo tn RAMftTv SaiU lUUKiucuu iunvv
and cost.. - t ... lnnn
Louisburg, . u.. ang" fY- ,
H. CKeabnet. Sheriff
' - Fianklin County.
- NOTICE.
The undersigned having qualified as Exec
""r o...th v.. Tooke. deceased, notice u
herebV given to Tail persons owing her estate
hereny K'vc" . rA tva anmn s.t once.
to come orw.-r77m OD.infc the
and all those noiuuiB -o-g-
saW estate must present them on or before
BaiaesK""' v .. notlce will be
W,f.,r.,.;Uf recovers. This Au
1)leUSl 111 uni - - -
Hblxk Coike,
AMaMa Cjoke,
. ' Exr's.
make one, as Presidept Grimes so. well
said in his address before that body.
Some insist that if the remedy lies in
organization, we will never get it, as
the organization of the farmers is an
impossibility.
Old army officers I tughed in scorn
at the idea of NapoleQn crossing the
Alpswith his army, something thai
bad never been done, and was con
sidered by them impossible. N it so
with Napoleon. He .said: .'Impos
sible is a word to be fo'ind in the d c
tionary of fools. He charged the
mighty peaksand crags, where arnwes
and cannon had never beenv Withip
a few days the "impossible" had been
accomplished and he and his army of
sixty thousand had . crossed the Alps
and were marching through the plains
of Italy. The possibilities- of - de
termined men have never been meas
ured. The organization of "the farm
ers the tobacco growers is a possi
bility born of necessity:-- Have the
farmers less at stake, less to accomplish
than other classes? The verdict of the
public is that no class can be benrfi ted
more than they by discreet, compact
organ;zation. -The motives that ;m
pel then, the necessity that drive them
iht nothing can be accomplished
is to surrender without effjrt, an un
conditional surrender.
Tne "plan" is to organize every 4o
bjeco grower in the territory an ac
tive, enthusiastic member. In terri-
t -ry that has been partially organized,
e ask that thorough organization be
.pushed to ciropletion. - In counties
where there has been no organization,
e ask that the tobacco growers call
a- convention or organize under the
plan adopted by the State Association.
Put organizers in the field and cease
not until every township is thoroughly
organized. 1 Is the task stupendous?
Not as large as some may think, for
there will be willing helpers to en
courage the organizers. But there must
be leaders in this, as in all successful
movements.. . Now is the lime to do
effective work. As soon as an organ
ization is is effected, notify the S ate
secretary, giving names and post office
address-of the president and secretary.
It has been said that tobacco can go
lower, which is true and may be veri
fied unless the growers say: It shall
not go lower. In their determination
les the secret of their success. The
reports coming into this office show
hat there has been a decrease in the
acreage of tobacco planted this year'
of nouless than 25 per cent., possibly
more, that should mean better prices
for the crop. Will you help to make
bring the increased price that a
shrt crop should bring? Organize,
co-operate. Success depends on these j y4ke
coupled with determination.
T.B. Parker,
Sec'y N. C. Tobacco Growers' Asso'n.
dustries of this land 'rushed with
one accord into monopolistic form.
All at once enormous aggrega
tions of wealth took possession of
this laud, bringing them under
the management and control and
wiping oat from operation in the
greater part of our industrial work
the ordinary laws of competition
aud freedom of trade.
This came about through follow.
ing the policy of Hamilton and not
that of Jefferson, the system of the
former having been reverted to,
rather than that of Jefferson, who
declared that "the light of science
has made this troth evident that
the masses ot mankind were not
born with saddles on tbeir back nor
a favored few booted and spurred
value of tbe products Is nearly equally
divided between sea and river prod
nets. Tbe shad and herring fisheries
are tbe most Important of any state,
and tbe greater portion of the catch Is
made ia and about the Albemarle
sound. Oysters are abundant, tbe area
of the public grounds exceeding 20.000
acres and tbe natural beds nearly
6.000 acres. Drg Islstlre- protection bs
been thrown around tbe oyster and
fishery Interests, and the laws are rig
Idly enforced.
Tbe Pan-American exposition at
Buffalo next year win offer to tbe peo
ple of this state an opportunity for
showing; tbeir resources that will prove
of greater value than any exposition
bos ever before presented. Tbe state
is now better tuso ever prepared to
make a great showing, and tbe won
derful resources of the state can be
presented to millions of people who
are near to us end morv likely to be
come one of us If prutwrly Impressed
with the advantages we offer, wbo
eonld not have bro reached tbrougb
any other exposition.
SPECIAL LOW PRICED
GAMPAie OFFER,
Tlje Times!
. RICHMOND. VA.
DAILY JLND SUNDAY
4 Months Only $1.00.
Tb xt few ssoettewiil cover UM PrwMdosx
UJ u4 Coe-rMioal (iMBpr. sal s fw
dJiUoc.l skostbs tU laciato U lasaaral
of lb FrwfcVat 14 ta ri sa cf tS soo4
wlom of lb rtft-Mttb daiiiax
TssDajitTims la iwraiur tu4 to (onr
IS. HUn S4 Its fall aaaarUtMd rrportMitm
mrf s siT of Prrl Oo nrootMU taroa
oal S euu. a4 It. Kair Corrwroa-A, la
ml all Uaponaat aw poittta. . Tst Tmaa Sas so
as to p 1. It pnola lb as it otrtn, a4
taa caaa aao nadt Ts TtMsa rt all taw.
autba Ua, traiaialij rrporW al AtaasA
la aajr rrtV'al. .
is TIHSS, Brat or as.
Its xaeUUiee for ralbarlsr aa4 prr t lag IM
Is IM eoath. Taa
tin" tow not axmacs to mrt artlS Its ac
arrltvra osi aU looa of tSaOar. KorOora
H loaiat IBM lu atrrttTS aohl Un. vita
It. T. Tla t. raSMte eooaiaicstl, ta-
oplal ss4 Us partial
ready to ride them legitimately by
Quest km Answered
Yes, Aogast Flower trill has ths larg-
their fellow creatures and whose lives privileges to none, and we ask I world. Yoor mothers and srrssdDotber
will stand for something. honest Republicans to inquire ??3?LSf,ht -?5 "lflr!.for
JU,UV",,"6' , r ... Indigestion or Biliooaaes. Doctors
f I have heard many people say they whether tbeir partnership between vr searc, and they seldom heard of
r..rM K3f,;n nroUrtni thfirnn. DroDertv and the dominant Dartr AppeadWtla. 'ervoos ProstrtUoa or
e o r I " ' ' I Heart FsUare, ste They as Aagsst
I a v . r t j it
dencies are checked and men and U9 ' vou.
... I t . or t j . , i t . I
women are raisea up who will opiilt uwuiuwina wm epeciai
we ask
. -
portunities to secure an edaalion d" ntngooa so ur ai w menace
while young, but I have never heard eeu their liberties aud demand a
any one express regret at having se. bait.
cured a good education. Did you? I ask ho'nest Republicans wbelh.
Now, there are three special places er tbe time has not come for the re
to train them, heme, day school and boke of the Republican party lor
Flower to slews oat the vsun sad lops
formenUUos, of undigested food, res--
laU ths actio of th liter, stiaalat tbe
asrres sod orgsaie setioa of thesyrstea
ssd that Is all tby took whsa fseliac
doll aad bad with headache asd other
ache. V.e only sd a fsw doars of
Qreea's Aotrost Flower, la Uqald form,
to task yoa aaUsflad thsr la aotblog.
Sunday school, each very important, I carrying too far the partnerships I serL'os ths tnattsr with yoa. For sal
but I will not diseuse these now. between wealth aud tbe party.
It is often true that an uneducated ' Where does this campaign fond
man has more property than his edu come from which enables the Re-
cated neighbor, but a trained mind is publican party to win ita way to
capable of making a living and really power? From the large corpora-
doesn't need so much amassed, and Hons, tbe national banks, tbe sa-
by W. Q. Tboai. drag sis.
Some men kick b sea us,
have nothing to kick about.
they
Cats aad Brwkse Qwlcaly flesteO.
t"bamrtaia s Pais Bolsi appIUd to a est
braias bar. arsUi or Ektialsry sill laataatly
So trrtXI xota4 at tats rats aftrr
Bt.TBir lat Tba rrralar aatavrtrUo rJ.
Of TUB DAILY aa4 K JDAt JIHkS lHM
r- rar. I1W tT als saoaitha. a4 ln for
Lhras saoolfts. or M omU for all saoataa. or St
emta for taraa aaoataa. o-l oo ml abasafs
for f ractlooa of a omr. -a I Inritarw.
Ala-avs stats tf DSILT or T AlCS-O-W kK.K
TIMaVila or4 aa4 for at ksr-s of tiaas.
X I In.
THE TIME8.
Richmond, Vsu
THE PEERLESS
STEAM,
COOKER.
No man with a family should
come to town next week and fail
to call at the Time o2ce to see tbe
Peerless Eteara Cooker.
No housekeeper should be with
out one especially as summer
cornea on.
It will pay for itself in a very
then comes the additional pleasure of I trar trust, the Stand ard Oil com-1 sIUt tb iia sad ui kai te paru la baa I short time if o4 alone for Can
understanding so many of nature's pany and such corporations, which Us a.y other trrtsru lWa tu clog Vegetables aod Fruit, and
., . , . . . t i , , , . . . Isisry is very arrs it ai sot lrr a sear, they both cio be kept to perffrc-
problcms as well as helping others. A are shielded by laws made by the rj Bsi a err rtsUasa, spi, Hon.
trained mind does not mean one people of the United elates. iswafUsg ssd Is corn a. ForaaWbyw.G
learned only in books. His mind may WIlb respect to our treatment of
be trained at the work bench or in the porto rjco an of the Phllippinee,
Tbosass.
We would be glad to have every
one visiting our town next week to
call aod examine this useful article
ment and honest heart that doesn't I strings.
know, and mast not in the pres
ence of God
Tfes nvmtcr ban aat bv a eksrek so-
acknowledge, tbatei4y to Csmm soUisrs la tbe rkiSppisas
The marriage tie sometimes coo
machine shop, but if possible it should j ttere not m man 0f a0und Jodg-1 oeeLja man with his wife's apron I whether they inUnd purchasing
always be trained in books first so that ra.nl .nti honoat heart that doesn't strings. or not.
it is better fitted fcr the profession.
Then, if an investment in the mind
is always safe and profitable and
property is not, why don't parents al
ways invest that way?
You take the pictures of the poor
starving inhabitants of India and show
them to the people and they respond
liberally, and I am truly glad tbey do.
is wrong, j coataiard a on Us
tirs a bol of
Ds Witt's Witrfe Ilssa! SsJva. tbe U kaoas
ears tor ptlra. Injuries ssd slit diarsar. TV.
lodir took ear to obtal the original rr-
VTiU's Witch IIss4 8sr,koiag that all
lbs eosatrrWit or orthWaav W. tl.
Tbosass.
When It comes to board, every
man should expect to plank down.
C ASTOR I A
Tor Infaats aad. Children.
Cure of Chronic Diarrhoea After
Thirty Tears of Suffering.
"1 suffered for thirty veara with diarrhoea I ' c ,n,uu uu BCC r"'
and tbonght I was past being cured." sajs I ciated, starving condition we are never
JehnS. Halloway, of French Camp, Mies. "I .,i ,llnnl- iK- mental food.
bad spent so much time and monej and suf I 5 u i. v
fered so mdeh that 1 bad given np all hopes roor cnnai iw ,mcui. -mui
of recovery. 1 was so feeble from the effects Oit even been put OUl at usury, so
of the diarrhoea that I cnnld do no kind of j i, is taken awav and Biven to the one
labor, could not even travel, but by acci-1 . . .
dent I was permitted . to find a bottle of I M " 6 -
ChamtwUin's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Wnat are you going IO QO aoout ltr
Remedy, and atter taking several bottles I j Mothers, don't you want' your daugh
am entirely enrea Ol mat tronois i am bo i . , n.iaKSrtrbrwwl orin
ti ;,K -1, th.tl .n, ,i!mi, I lv- ' " -6 o r
that it be in reach of all who suffer nel have." ers and news-toters?" Fathers, don't
For sale by W. G Thomas. . I v ou want to Invest in that boy in a
way to fft hiro to betler enjoy life, help
Seeing is believing until you look ers and make the world bettef for
at yourself in one of those convex hisng ived jn it? If you do, then
mirrors.
the Republican party
wofully wrong.
What are we to take to God's
throne to answer for the thousands
of Filipino lives that have been
sacrificed? If He will accept goods
and chattels, what roods and chat-
a poor crippled child and our t ba?e we QOwf pift nU.
sympathy is touched, so naturally a hon8 a year or m0re. and I thine
parent seeing the. need of food and lt is e8liolted that tie Philippine
clothing for the physical needs of the .r . ,lrH .i eieT 000.000.
.. iVa.A V aa .asmsIVImm a
UU fcliCfB UIUBI OUUiQkUlUK SrW A. am. mm
temporal necessities, but not being able w fof lbe mooey 4nd lb4t blood Ji Iti TH KlTI AII2J. tJtl
or else the argument of oar oppo-1 Bars th
nents len t honest. I Bigaatareof
Now what was tbe magnificent
export of the last ten months, ac
cording to the statistics of the
United States? I am akiog this
right from tbe looks, and if I
make any statement that anybod
I questions I should be corrected on
the spot. The total ex ports of Uni
ted States products to the entire
Very reipectfally,
MRS. J. A. THOMAS.
HEKOERSOS TELEPHONE CO.
Gcxkkju. StTiLrxTixDtjrT'f Omcx.
Q.xdcsso, N. (X, Mar ch 15, 1000
The co a piny bees to announce
that the following to vos are now
connected by the loo distance erv-
ice, aod the rate herew.tb paNubM
will be esactive on svsd alter March
15th, 1S09:
When a man's food doesu't agree
with him he usually makes things
disagreeable for his wife.
Poisosoos toadstool raasaablisg saa
roosts bar raajsad frqsrt droto this
year. Bs srs to a a. oaly ths gsic. Ob.
sarr thessais care whs Jus ask tor Is-
Wilt's Witch IlaaW Bslrs. Thsrv arr soiso
" - r. viii. l. i. W i . r
I ullippine arcnipeisgo lu am icn j H M U W a s.I aad orrtaia car tor
CADTOniA.
Bears tie - ysTba M Yoi Haw Khwjz Bcgf
Signstnr
give them the very best education you
possibly can. .
DeWitts Little Early Ituars are prompt.
palatable, pleasant, powerful, pnrUitg little
pills., W.Q. Thomas,
mouths amounts to Just $2,1 33,000-
I do not wonder that the grand
old patriot, dow 62 years of age.
George S. Boutwell, who stood by
the cradle of the Republican party,
now speaks in tbese words: "1 now
believe it is tbe party of iojoitiee
pila aod all ski di
W. U. TVossa.
- NOTICE.
I shall sell at the Cxart Hcose Mjuire
in Locubu't on Monday the tnl of
September, 1900, at public action t
cih, a good male.
FHOM LOnSBCT.Q TJ
Ax tell, 23
AJriy. 35
lirookston. 2o
BrinkWrville.SS
Centrrvule,
Churchill 3o
Crow, Us, 50
Dabnev,
20
Macon,
Hanson, "
i!exje,
llidJleburg',
Oakvilie,
Oxford,
TJleway,
nistrwooJ.
Enfield, W) P.oanokeHapUs-tO
FrankUoboD.20 TUIery. DO
S5
25
Oaston,
Giilbur?,
Henderson,
Halifax.
Kittrell,
Laurel,
Littleton
ZJt Vacrban.
35
20 Warren llsiaa, t5
20 Warm: ton, 25
45 WelJon, 40
20 Wir. 23
YoucgsTCe, 25
35
?abcrit"?rs have rev cs 1 f Cen-
tervillennd Laurel linea. Non--Qb-senbers
10 cents toll.
C. i. Coon. y. C. TOETL EHJL5, Ceil Ep
tsvtUng Fublle Boltcltel. i '
Good Sample Boom. v