jisjA8Hiirul.frQpilrtor. . i?iiE cototty, the state, ieece xrtsnoir. , ' iiiBiumtm. vaug li linsTi
Y0L ' ' - - - :, -'- i LOUISBURG, N. C, FRIBAY. :0CTOBER 12. 1900: . ' - . XUHBER33.
I METHODIST." ' . I
Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. :r
l Geo. S. Baker. Sapt.
preaching at HA- Id., and 8 P.M.
every Sunday. ;
Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
j M. T, Plyleb. Pastor.
"(j BAPTIST.
Sunday Soli ool at 9:30 A. M.
THoa. r. wilder, anpt
I)
STEAM- LAUNDRY
We have the agency for the Oak City
Steam Laundry, Ealeigb, N. 0., and
we are Bending a quantity of clothes
there each week to be laundered. All
the work is guaranteed, and - the
ladies and .gentlemen who desire to
havetheir Collars, Cuffs, Shirts,
Waists or any article of Clothine
well laundered will find it to their
advantage to send r.TiAm ti
Preaehingiat 11 A. MM and 8 P.M., to the Laundry. ' All you have to do
err Sunday. ; . . v . is to send the articles to us, and we
v -a.- o uj 113, t-
Respectfully,' - '
. ' - V- .-... . Kwo & Clifton.
T rT7" rrrm -nrrniAxTi
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BUILDING, PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION
X'ro t'ciNsioaal carda
1'JtACTiClNCi PHYSICIAN,
LO0ISBURG, N. C. ' ;
Office over Thomas' Drug Store.
D
A big -fusion arrangement '.has
just been perfected in Louiaburg
wnereoy ine two best barbers have
united and offer to the neo-
ple of the county all the conveni
ences of a first-class shop. ; The
Best Hair - Dress iner. v Shavin?
and Shampooing. We make a
specialty of Trimminjr Ladies'
and Children's hair. .You need not
ieei uneasy wbiie being shaved at
nnr aVinr. VV a in. UV..4.
OOke In the FordiBuilding, corner Main 7 " . TaiVJ 7 It- ,
and S-Mh streets. Up stairs tront;. uo a. uutura huu wh
j wui prove an we say. .Everything
I M Walter M. Alston,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, v ZoLLIE WlLKINS.
If ' . . - ; -
LOUISBUB6. N. C.
SS SSJTJSStSSA FAs m .mciAHis BASK
R.S.P.BURT,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
i
Louisburg, N. C.
- - wmz&
BHBnHHPMHtS
.j 1 ft
GEN. CARR. THE MAC1U5E
BUTLER. "
A3D
From the Hndenoa Bfenla Certli
Editor Evkxixg Herald:
Gen. Carr, in bis campaign (or tbe
Senatorship, txjt he has no "machine"
McKinleT fan! u'kitj much poli
tic i (or the poblic Oeie da js. Hatoa
it doioj tbe talking for him ted is
making t mea of it.
Copyright, 1000, by the Pan-American Exposition Co. :
So vast is the. number ot valuable and interesting objects for exhibition in the possession of the government that
none but a building of great proportions could possibly contain them. Instead of one building, however, at the Pan
American Exposition, which is to be held in Buffalo from May 1 to Nov. 1, 1001, the Federal group will consist of
three massive structures connected by colonnades. The main building will be 130 feet, wide and COO feet long. The
others will each be 150 feet square. The government work is under the direction of James Knox Taylor, supervising
architect of the treasury department. The group will be treated architecturally in a modified Spanish renaissance,
and the color scheme, In marked contrast to that used at Chicago, will be rich and brilliant.
MACHINERY AND TRANSPORTATION BUILDING,' PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION.
0!
' reauluuue. phone 74.
13.
B. MA4ENBURQ,
j . ' . - . -
AT :ORNEY AT LAW.
j LODISBUBe, v. a.
Will practice
in all the Courts of
OtficB in Court House.
State
0.
vi. cno&E at son,
ATTORNETS-AT-LAW,
0 -
LOUISBUB8. K. O.
I-
:op:
. LOUISBURG, N. C.
ASSETS OVER
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS. -
nttnn.i th courts of Nash. Franklin,
SSSSSWSSft. ALL OF WHICH IS HELD FOR THE PRO-
B. Circuit and District Courts.
Db. E. S. FOSTfcB
-'' il
iSKS. FOST1SK
1J
DB. J. E. MALOKS
RS. FOSTER & M ALONE.
PRACTICING PHYSICIANS fc SURGEONS,
1 1 ...
ijouisburg, N.C
i .
Otilce over lycocke Drug Company.
w
m. HAhr WOOD RLFFIN.
ATTORNET-AT-LAW,
L0UI8BUB8, H. 0.
Will iracticelin aU the Courts of Franklin
ana adjoining counties, also iu the Supreme
Court, and iu the United States District -and
Circuit Courtsil
ouice in Cooper and Clifton Building.
fPHOS. B. WILDER,
ATORNBT-AT-LAW,
LOUIBBUBS, K. Ol
OUlce on Mi
itora.
street, over Jones Cooper'i
S. SPljUILL.
ATXORM EX-AT-LAW
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. Byerly. Cashier. .
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent, f 1.50
r ,. -
$2.00 and $3.00 a year
- Feed Sale Livery
STABLE.
filli teffiftwi sfi til il'
CopTright, 1900, by th Pan-American Exposition Co. A -
This big structure is 500 by 350 feet, with a central court 100 by 173 feet. Its type of architecture Is the Span
ish renaissance, modified to suit the conditions of the Exposition. The roofs are laid with red tile and the cemented
,walls are brilliant with color. The colors are to be reds and yellows In light tints. The facades will present an ar
caded efltejtrwlth broad, overhanging eaves, In imitation of the old mission buildings In California and Mexico,
The Central Court will be a veritable tropical garden, with a long, narrow pool, containing Interesting specimens of
aquatic life, and will have seats, where tbe weary visitor may rest a moment, Tbe Exposition Is to be held in Buffalo
In 1901 from May 1 to Nov. L x
THE ELECTRICITY BUILDING AT THE PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION.
LOUISBUBO, C.
Orauvllltf. Warren aua Wake counties, also
the Suuremei Court of .Nortn Carolina.
Pruinnt attuution given to collections.
Oiiice over Egerton's Store.
t W.BICRETT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
! LODISBDBfl K. a
11
Prompt and painstaking attention given to
fcVO.ir m .lit... f hf. hftnilfl
Eefera to Chief Justice Shepherd, Hon. J onn
ft i r-w . , . -m-rr tin ITnn T f
AUttUUlIltr, MOD. ftODU W . W lUBlVli, Uvu. v..
Hnwfn.. u m. KTn4.ntkl Tortlr tfvf "Win-
ton, Glenn & Manly. Winston, Peoples Bank
Office in Coujrt House, opposite Sheriff's,
HAYES & FULLER, Proprietors
LOUISBURG N. C.
iirrwwwwgw. , . u-i.j i t - . ---m ILL. liUj: Vl r.trf?V
M. PERSON,
'I
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
I
liOUISBVBO, H. 0.
Practices in! all courts. Office In Neal
Balldlng.
GOOD TEAMS AND
POLITE DRIVERS.
"yy" H YARBOROUQH, JB.
ATTORNEY AT LA W ,
LOUISBURG, N. C.
Office lu Opera House building, Court street
All legal business intrusted' to him
VIII receive prompt and careful attention,
JQR. R.B. KXNO,
j DENTIST,
LOUISBURG, N. C.
Offi i oveh Aycockb Dbuo Company.
is
-:or-
With an experience of twtnty -five years
s a sufficient) guarantee of my work .in all
we UD-to-date lines oi tne proiessiuii.
; HOTELS.
HI AjSKiLlJSTOJS HOTEL
fkaWlinton, jt. c.
SAM' AlMERRILL, Prp'r. -
1 Good accomodation for the traveling
, Public. y
' ' "
Good Livery Attached.
V ' ' " '"
MASSBNBURG H0XEL
J I Massenburff Propr
HENDEHSON, N. 0.
Good accommodations. Good fare; Po
lite and attentiTe servant
NORWOOD HOUSE :
"Won. .o North Carolina
w- J. NORWOOD, Proprietor.-
Ion&jre ot Commercial Tourists and
ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO
- TRAVELING MEN.
A Fink line of high grade bug
gies ALWAYS ON HAND.
We always keep good horses for
sale, at very reasonable
prices.
NOTICE.
flu nnaMiirnia YlOVITIfr n Tl A.1 1 fl Afl TTAfV i
utrixes of Sarah E- Cooke, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons owing ber estate
-t-n Aj-.mA fAtvovf onH Tia.V T-.VlO BR TT)A At OTIOP.
VU W UID ivy 1 TIUI u uva tfrj mw "
aud all those holding ciaimes against uie-i
saiu t? l Le iu uti is preetiub luiu u v wiuib
inm.f 17th IQm nr thin nnt.infl will be
pleaded in bar of their recovers.1 This An-
gust x tn, isuw,
, i Amanda Cookk,
Exr's.
s&cfr
NOTICE
To Tiorphv mvftn that the followins
property seized on the 19th day of
September iyuu, near mapievme,
Franklin county, N: C, on the prem
ises of A. H. Baker, to-wit: 143 gal
lons corn whiskey, 10 gallons apple
brandy, one copper; still (34 gals.)
cap and worm. Said property is
seized nnder Sections 3256, 3333,R.
S. Any person or persons claiming
same are hereby notified to file no
tice of same, and ' give bond within
30 days from the first publication of
this notice, or the same will be for
feited to the United States.
R. J. LEWIS, Dep'ty Col.
Littleton, N C, Sept. 25, 1900.
The Star Pea Huller.
BEST IN THE WORLD.
The most perfect machine on the market.
Has received diplomas from every State
Fair at' which exhibited. Used and recom
mended by J. K Spencer, W- A. Seymour
and others ot Franklin county. Price f 25.00.
CALL AND EXAMINE SAMPLE AT .
MEADOWS & HARMS' WAREHOUSE.
For sale by
C. E. Seymour, Agt., .
Fwllofiof mMt twrala th
bold that cm On UiooU Oach Cr.
behind him, and that if he can have a I lmmdiau molu.- It u icfU4tu for
"free ballot and a fair count" be will f0. eroop b4 all taroat sad
iruouH u wiu prrrent osisisr
be elected. The following is the re
port ot his speech ia the News-Obser.
ver of September aj, 1900: "If my
friends will only lorn oat election day
and work sod vote, victory is assured,
and aside from my personal interest, it
is of tbe utmost importance thrt there
be a free and full ballot, and an hon
est and fair count."
Butler comments 00 this In the Cau.
casian of September 27, 1900, and
says: "Gen. Carr, in a recent speech
at Mount Holly, declaring himself a
candidate for tbe Senate, said: "It is
of the utmost importance that there be
a full and free ballot, and an honest
and fair count." Doubtless Gen. Carr
realized that in order to have fair deal
ing in the Senatorial contest, it is nec
I essary to warn his friends of the prone-
oess ot tbe Simmons ballot-stoning
machine to commit fraud. Tbe fact
that he regarded it as "of utmost im
portance" that there be an honest elec
tion, proves conclosirelr that there is
danger of unfairness, fraud and steal
ing in theelectioo, and to prevent it,
tioa. W. Q. Tbomaa-
Watcb carefully over your passions.
nun 1
To best mthod of eUtoaioff tb livrr
U th o of the famous lillU til!jkoo
as D Witt's LitU Early IlWra. Ettr
to Uke. NeftrgHp. W. G. Thooa.
Pay your debts promptly.
Tortorlar akia emotion, barns ana
orre eooihrd at 00c 1 prcrai tl
bld bv srplTlor DVUti'- Witeh
IIsmI Blf. it be. kaoa car for
lie. tVwsre of worthltM casntrfiLa.
pile.
w.a.
Thorn.
Copyright, 1000, by the Pan-American Exposition Co. -
At the - an-American Exposition, which is to- be held In Buffalo from May 1 to Nov. 1, l'JOl, the Horticultural
building, 220 feet square, is flanked on the south by tne Forestry and Mines and on the north by tbe Graphic Art
buildings, each 150 feet square. The whole group is connected by arcades, forming a semicircular court. In which
will stand the "Fountain of the Seasons." The Horticultural building will be about 240 feet nigh. Tbe Graphic
Arts and Forestry and Mines buildings are companion structures of the same size and style, having four corner tow
ers. Two "colored compositions above the eastern entrance of tbe Horticultural building will represent Ceres, god
dess of the harvest, in a chariot drawn by three lions, led by Flora and Primavera. -
- NORTH AND WEST SIDES OF PLAZA. PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION.
Zealously labor for the riht.
Copyright, 1900, by the Pan-American Exposition Co. -
Elaborate designs have .recently been completed for the Electricity building for the Pan-American Exposition, to
be held in Buffalo May 1 to Nov. 1, 1901- Displays of all kinds In the practical and artistic uses of electricity, togeth
er with complete exhibits of electrical machinery and appliances, are to be conspicuous features of tbe great Exposi
tion. The designs contemplate a very handsome and commodious building. The structure is to be 500 feet from east
to west and 150 feet wide, giving an exhibition space of 75,000 square feet. The South Facade fronts the MalL and
the north" fronts the Midway. The east end is toward the massive Electric Tower, while tbe west faces the Grand
CanaL . The general ornamentation of the structure Is to be frescoes In a mixture of reds, greens and yellows.
HORTICULTURAL GRAPHIC ARTS, FORESTRY AND MINES BUILDINGS AT BUFFALO.-
Doe It ry to liny rhp?
A cheap remedr for eonshs an4 ehi
ia all right, hot too waal ometblef that
will reliete and ear the ewrt wt ere toi
dDrou rsolu of throat sod lacg
trooblea. Wht shall too dot Uo to a
warmer aad more rjnlr e!imt7 Yre,
u poMim ior yon, thea la either ee
UketheoTLT remrdr that h boeu ia
trodaced io alleitiiUrd coaatri with
saecess in set erv thr-at tad laatroubt.
"BoscheVs German Srrop. It sot only
heals sad stimaUV the tios to de
stroy the germ due.bat lUr l&Sim-
nutioD. case esy ei pretention, cite
good night's rf, tad core the ra-
a gooa nurna r-f. sal rot the r
UeaU Try oss t-t(i. K-rxirnoid
. ,, i,. .. ,. . . I many years by all droUte io the world.
he calls -public attention to tbe great For f, by vf. Q lho &t:sbu
crime.'
Worrum
Only Knovta
wfcat erV r UTmr t (W
walk wbiv.. pvil irrrUe
r.t"t, ec &? '. o IV 4;; art. r
Uum or r: f tt a ax aw k
m!mi(, o f;at.r bcrM, .Uk
rob rr of tasiy. lof k-.f-Y
ta ean( rmi.j at
McELREE'S
Wise ol Cardal
will banlih h. Thi BoHdse)
core all fcsle Coc qukl
ly and persxaacotly. Itdoeeawy
Miiaaa. Ths trcUarnt tay tm
takca at hocn. Thr i not coo
tinal crpesae and trocUa. Ttm
aa.lcTCT it cure-1 aad itrjt cvrtd,
of Cardol U fevcosiieg lb
laaduis reocdy for all troobiea d
thi da. It coats but 1 1 froca asy
ror wnct la case retrains;
specUl Lrectkm. akldrra. tbe
Ll:c Adricry Vrfrterit,'
Tho Chattanooga l'nlirir Col,
Chattasocc. Term, Q)
r MtULCJ. WTarr. VMltOKTMa,
a ! i, Iom mi Un
NEW ARRIVAL OF
HAEDf A EE
Bought Since The Decline.
CLOSING OCT A NICE LISE OP
Crockery aqd GlassaJare at Cost.
The utterances of Gen. Carr meets
the approval of Butler and are evrdent-
! ly read by him with pleasure. They
also endanger, tbe chances or every
candidate for Congress, as in tbe event
of a contest after their election, the
statement by a candidate for tbe Uni
ted States Senate that he fears fraud at
the hands of men of his own party, will
be a strong argument to be used by
the opponents Jof Democracy against
the integrity of those who will hold tbe
elections.
The statement that be has no ''ma
chine" and that if be can have a 'free
ballot and a fair count" be will be
elected suggests that be believes that
there is a "machine" and that it will i
defraud him. If so, who constitute the
machine against whom this charge is
made? It must be the members of
the Stale Executive Committee, tbe
members of the different County Exec
r . TV .. Ja cn l bargains of your life. Don't in Us this chance.
aincreni prccmci "ctuuvc wmnnu We w j f4fr tLl ! ll.l..r, COniiitin in nt f.
tees in the State, members of the difler-1 3016 anA Cabinet Hardware, Bar Iron and Steel. Brnthea and
ent County Boards of Eleetion, and Miscellaneous Hardware, Carriage and Wagon Hardware, Farm and
tbe registrars and poll-holders' and u-raen lools, uuoa, lliDes, Kevolverf, Ammunition, sporting Goods,
,. r .: I risoiDg laesie, states, l'olice Jioulpoent, House rarouhloff Hard-
UlUCI IrtlUWUllH, HUIKil. C . . . I T.' t L 1 r - t -
These men have served their party Ware, Mechanics Tools, Pocket and Table Cotlerr. Shears. Razors and
and Stale without reward, and Ire. Plated ware. Sheet Iron, Stone Ware, Hollow Ware. Cook and Heat-
I qoently at great penonal sacrifice, ing Stovef, Wooden Ware, Wire and Wire Goodf, V. Crimp and Cor-
They do not care for the charges of oieti lioonng , &as&, uoora cd lilmds.
their political enemies," but they will
resent them coming from a Democrat
who aspires to leadership in the party.
aiu.m.tw)uita.x. We invite the ladies to caII and sea car Lisk Tin Ware. Ererr
uctoDer i.iooo. pteco warranted arainst rost. Deal ail kind of Tin and Eaamel
oat
As we need more room for Hardware, we Lave decided to clot
oar large stock of Crockery at cost. For tbe next thlrtr dava
Ware.
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children.
Tta Kind Yea Hats Alwajj Boogbt
Bears the
Signature ef
' We bought a cartf good Cook Stares and will tell Toaont cheap.
Don't bay until yoa see oar stock.
Hold integrity sacred.
A new remedy for 'billioaasea is now on
aale at W. O. Thoataa' dmz store. U te
called Chamberlain Stomach aad Llrer
Tablet. It aiTea qaick rIif aad will pre-
Tent tbe attack it giveo a eooa a the first
Indication of the diaeae appear. Price, 35
cent per box. Sample tree.
Every housekeeper should have a nice light S'.en Ladder for
banging pictares, washing windows and gathering fruit, We'Vell
them cheap.
We are overstocked in Shear
ranted and will be sold cheap.
and Sclj?cr. Erry pair war-
Lie not for any consideration.
iSo not get scared If yon r heart troobUe
yoa. Most likely yoo soaer loaurwuou.
Kodol Dytpep! Cor digeU what yoa
eat aad gite the worn oat stomach per
fect rest. It Is tie only preparauon
knoo that completely dhjesU all elaase
of foods; that Is why it earn the wont
caws of tadlgeotioo aad stomach trouble
afur Tervthinir else has failed. It may
b taken in all conditions and cannot
help bat do yoa good. W. Q. Thorn.
See oar New Drop Head Sewing Msehioe, warranted
years. All tbe attachments for only $20.01. Only a few at lb:
Respectfully,
LOUISBURG HARDWARE & SUPPLY
for five
a price.
CO.
Make few special acquaintances.
It I well known that D Witt's WlUh
Uatel 61 re will heal a bar aad stop
the paia at one- It will ear eexema aad
kin dieae and ogly woo ads and sore.
It Is a certain ear for pile. Counter
feit may b offered yoa. Be that yoa
fret th original D Witt's Wlteh IIaxl
Salre. W. O. Thoma.
Observe good manners.
o.
Seanti
Elfaatar
ef
,1 U4 Ya lrrm Ban
Respect the counsel ol your parents.
NOTICE.
t- ...na w!iS am arder of the Sope-
Her Court ia the matter of the puUo of
Wm. lleary aanew, n m. i-ruuw, .
The nderiroed eommiaeioner will,
Monday, October 15, 1900, it being the Brat
davot franklia Soperior Court, effer fr
aJe at tne uinn novae now
. it r l.n4 a.dioinine the land
of Jack Danatoo, T. LL Conyere d otners,
cooUialng 5 cre Terms et sale oat-
third eaan, oaunc -tereat
from day of aale.
Tho. is. njsa, wobuumw.
SepL 15, 1900.
TYim one Dav Cold Cur.
' For cold la the b4 lh. ZT-ttZ
.act . cboooute. Laajure eaiauK, Vh " Ve
Draist aid Pliarniacist,.
- COMPLETE LINE OP
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles,
Perfumery, Combs,B rushes,
Fine Stationery and Druggists Sundries
Stock kept Oi4y freqieot arrivals of Frtb Gia. A com pis la
SODA FOUNTAIN for dispensing Coca Gila. Soda aod Mineral
Waters. We also make Fine Apple aod other flavored Sberbela,
Milk Shakes, etc CX PRESCRIPTIONS earefa'.Ij and accuralely
compounded day or sight.
Bi Lot of Stationery at Cost.
'deling PubUcBoliclted.
Co4 Sample Boom. .
Loaisburg, N. C,