jA3. a. THOMAS, Editor tad Proprietor.;
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VOL. XXXII '
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CHURCH DIRECTOR'S "
MXTHODIST.
Sunday School at ft&O-A. M.
Gao. 8. Bakbb, Sunt.
p-acbing at 11 A M., and 8 P M,
vry danday. -
Prayer meeting Wednesday nigbl.,. -M.
T. Pltlxe. Pastor.
BAPTIST. "
Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. .
Taoe. B. Wildrb, 8apt v
Kr-achinK at 11 A. M., and 8 P. M.,
-vnrv Sunday. 4 . . "
Hnyr m -etinjr Thursday nighty .
H. a. mabhburhb. rastor.
EPISCOPAL, , V - -
s.n lay School at 9:30.-s.-rvic-s,
morning and night, on
Ht, :rd and 4th Sundays.
Kvpning Prayer, Friday afternoon.
LODOBS.
Loaiubnrg Lodge, No, 413 A. P.- St
A. M., meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday
nixhu in each month. .. "
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tiaJ Candidates V Hypo
critical Republicans
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1 1Mtl II-L & ALLEED.
ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW,
will practice In all tha- Courts.
l.,Miiiirg and Toongsrine, N. C.
Offices in
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It. ARTHUR H. FLEMING,
DENTIST.
LOU1SBURQ, . j- N.
Office Over Cooper's 8tore. .
jJR.H. P. BDRT,
V iCTICISQ PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON.
Louisburg, N. C.
tm,- in the Ford BuildinK, corner Main
,1 Naih streets. Up stairs front.
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H. R. K. YARBOROUOH.
PHYSICIAN AND 8UROBON,
LorifBUBfl. N. C. .
oitlm 2nd floor He'. TuUdln, phone
i!fht calls answered from T. w. Blcaett s
risidnce, phone 74.
B. aiA88BNBTJRQ.
ATTORNBY AT LAW.
uHJisBune, jr. c
Will practice In all the Courts of the State
Office in Court House.
c.
M. COORS,
ATTORNRY-AT-LAW.
uxnsBUB. v. o.
Will attend the courts of Nash, FrsiikBn,
Granville. Warren and Wake (unUea. alao the
- oretne Court of North Carolina, and the TJ.
Olrcalt and District Court.
AltCLS C. WiNSTEAU,
ATTORNEY-AT-IjAW
Louisburg, N. C.
O erics ovsr W. P. NAl. Cp.'S 8'OBB.
given to all "business
Special Attention
iiilraateil to me.
J R. J. B. MALONK,
PrlACTICINa PHYSICIAN AND STJRQRON.
LOU1SBCB6, 5. C
o niv over Aycocke rrug Company.
PRAOTICINO PHYSICIAN at SUBOBON,
Louisburg, N..C.
Offlce over Aycocje Drug Company.
HAYWOOD RUFFIN.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
IjOVISBtfBe. V. 0.
wm practlee In all the Courts of Fraiiknn
r,d adjoining counties also In the 8upreme
Court, and in the Dnited States District ana
C'rCTooper and Clifton BaUdta.
IUOS. B. WILDBS,
A TTORNRY-AT-LAW,
IOT8Bt7Be,V. a.
owes on Mate'stoeet, over Jones Cooper's
itore.
8. SPKDILL.
ATTORNRY-AT-LAW,
iAui9Bcao, jr. C.
. . . Vr&nUin. Vance
Wl. "..wakeintles, also
nA Usvran
rJr a rrwnvt. of Nortn
Prompt enUonen Jto coUecUoM.
Office over KKerton's Store,
W. BICKRTT,
T.
STTORNKY AND COUNSKLLOR AT LAW,
lOUISBUBS jr. 0.
rrry matter IntrusUd tohls hands.
Refers to Chief instlca Shepherd, Hon. oim
Manr. , Hon. Robt . W. WlpBVH?- WiB-
ion. ijienn k owjji , " '""JC- w.k
J4, xaywr, " . -
Mt Oo'les-e, Hon. B. w. A 1VJ. ar,rUTa.
Offw In Court House, opposite Btterm
PBRSON
ATTORNBY AT-LAW,
ijonsBtrM.v.a.
Practlees W fiOHrU.
matter-of toe coal strike he was play
ing everlasting smash- with the" presi
dential . prospects . of : another distin
guished statesman Hon. Robert E. Pat
tison of Pennsylvania, twice governor
of the Keystone. State. -If Roosevelt
had not . intervened, Pattison would
nave, been elected governor for a. third
time and would have loomed tip as a
presidential probability, of vast propor
tions, Jjnt he carried his; pitcher to the
gubernatorial fountain once too often,
and Senator Quay's cousin, Pennypack
erj 'Wili suedCKrernWWltamrA:
Stone at IlarTisbbrgr :
. Bx-Attorhey General and ex-Secre
tary of State Olney is also growing to
favor. Recent events helped him, bat
not so much - as they helped Senator
Gorman. After March 4 the Mary
lander will be constantly In the public
eye as leader of the Democrats in the
senate.
There is a new Richmond in the
presidential jfield who is likely to prove
a potent figure in the great tourna
ment William Randolph Hearst, edl
tor and proprietor of the' New York
-American and Journal, of the Chicago
American and of the San- Francisco
Examiner. Recently Mr. Hearst was
elected to congress and will unques
tionably be one of the Democratic lead
ers in that body. ' Mr. Hearst, is young,
but since William Pitt pere gave Sir
Robert Walpole a famous skinning it
has not been considered either a sin or
a disgrace to be a young, manl This
particular young man from New York
is a strenuous character and has a
habit of capturing whatever he goes
after. Far stranger things have hap
pened than that be will create a great
rattling among the dry bones and walk
away with the capital prize In the po
litical lottery. He has ideas in hi9
head brilliant ideas, practical ideas,
original ideas, beneficent Ideas and is
not afraid to express them. If he
proves to be as successful in politics
as he has been in journalism, he will
be a wonder. One good thing about
Mr. Hearst is that he is a Missourian
by lineage and a Democrat by inher
itance. His mother and nis ratner.
Senator George Hearst, are natives of
the district which I have the honor to
represent in congress. There are no
better Democrats on earth than the
Missourians. Perhaps William Ran
dolph Hearst will prove to be the Dem
ocratic Moses.
Republican Hypocrisy.
At the long session the Republican
majority by brute force unseated James
J. Butler of St. Lonis, but did not seat
bis Republican opponent They simply
declared the seat vacant. - They did
this notwithstanding the fact that after
throwing out every ballot about whose
legality there was the slightest doubt
Rnrler still had a clear majority of
about 1,500. Butler went home, ap
pealed to his people and was elected to
both the short and long terms by over
6,000 majority. Monday, Dec. 1, he
was duly sworn in. That night he
was served with a notice of contest on
the ground that he was fraudulently
elected. Butler may not be a saint
he does not claim to be but he is bet
ter than some Republicans who voted
to oust him and who most probably
will vote to oust him again. This much
is true every district in the republic
has an indubitable right to elect any
man it desires to represent -it in con
gress provided he is possessed of the
constitutional qualifications. That But
ler possesses those qualifications has
never been doubted or denied. He pos
sesses more ability than the average
congressman. But wnat a spetuicie
for men and angels the Republicans
present, howling about corruption and
fraud in elections anywhere or by any
person whomsoever so long as Philadel
phia remains on the map Philadelphia,
whose chronic corruption is notorious
and where it Is freely charged that at
the late election the registration Usta
were padded to the extent of 20,ouu!
They are a beautiful set to be prating
about the purity of the ballot box!
They ought to extract the beam from
their own eye before talking about the
mote in the eyes of other people. They
robbed Tilden of the ? presidency in
1877 They stole two united estates
geuatorships from Montana when that
state was admitted into the Union. It
it widely believed- that they stole the
Carolina.
Special Washington Letter.)
O use an expression mo.cn raort
V emphatic than elegant, on Mon-
day. Dec 1, the house Eepub
llcana bit off more than. they
could chew. After Hon. Carter Glass,
successor to Major Otey of the Lynch
burg (Va.) district,' bad been sworn In,
Mr. Tayler of Ohio, chairman of elec
tion committee No. 1, arosa and moved
that the Glass credential b referred
to hla committee, which should b m-
powered to ait in Washington, or Yb
gtoiaw-to waodfcr peronvad papers
etc the evident Intention being to b-
gfn-a congressional investigation and
agitation-as to the constitutionality of
Virginia's new constltntion. - A ton
went round that at last tba great fight
was on, and there was much rushing
about' and laying together of beads.
That was-on Monday. raarkyon. On
the next day. Tuesday, Mr. Tayler
made a nnanlroooa report from bia
committee to the effect that tt was In
expedient to tackle such a huge ques
tion at the short session! A change
had suddenly come over Br'er Tayler' s
dream He had slept upon his sugges
tion. It did not premise well What
on Monday seemed a holiday perform
ancethe unseating of a Democrat
duly elected on Tuesday was too
huge an undertaking for the ahert ses
sion I Wherefore this sudden return
to sanity? The reason Is not far to
seek. Certain northern states, notably
Massachusetts, have placed certain
qualifications on suffrage which would
cut down congressional representation
if the fourteenth and fifteenth amend
ments are strictly applied; hence the
halt so abruptly called in Mr. Tayler'a
programme. Much depends on whose
ox is gored very much Indeed. Cronv
packerlng is dead for the short seasloo
at least.
As to Presidential CarvdldtU.
The short session of the nfty-eeventfc
congress opens with considerable talk
as to presidential nominees. The events
of the vacation time appear to have In
fluenced the political fortunes of many
men. To begin with, when congresa
adjourned in July the gossip indicated
that" there was a big fight on berwlxt
Colonel Roosevelt and Senator Uanna.
with the chancee-decidedly in favor of
the latter gobbling the greatly coveted
plum of the Republican noxnmatkm.
but now President Roosevelt seeme to
have things all bis own way. It 1
a ten to one shot at this writing that
be will break all the precedents la
. mm A tw-.
cases wn ere vice preewen nw Be
come presidents by reason of the death
of their chiefs and secure the nomina
tion for himself. Of coarse everybody
knows that Tyler. Fillmore, Job neon
and Arthur all desired to succeed them
selves in the White House and failed to
do so, but in their cases their parties
were badly torn by personal faction.
In fact. Tvlcr never was a Whig. He
was simply a disgruntled Democrat
nominated by the Whigs as an expedi
ency. Johnson never was a Republic
an, but was a war Democrat Fillmore
was at Joggerneaas wiia nunsm u.
Seward and Thurlow Weed. Arthur
belonged to the Stalwarts, and Blaine
led the Feather Heads. At the pres
ent time the Republican party Is singu
larly free from personal factions. So
Colonel Roosevelt has little to fear on
that head. 1 But they are split upon- tar
iff and trusts. On that rock his presi
dential berk may split If he can steer
dear of that, bia title seems dear If
not to mansions In the skies, at least
to a presidential nomination. The one
thing that so greatly improved CoJonei j
Roosevelt s prospects In life was bis
conduct touching the coal strike The
president is a good deal of a scholar,
and he no doubt frequently recalls the
splendid lines of Shakespeare:
There Is s tfde in the affairs of meo
Which, taken at the flood, leads on le
fortune;
Osaltted, the voyase of their lives U'
Bound ia shallows and in, mlserlte.
On the Democratic side the only man
In the east who appears to. have been
benefited by the vacation events Is Sen
ator Arthur Pue Gorman of Maryland,
be of the Greek head. and face. His
presidential stock baa risen percepti
bly not aa much as Colonel Boosevelf s.
but it has risen. The wiseacres' with
one accord consider ex-Governor and
ex-Senator David Bennett Hill oat of
the running. His sin appears te be that
!lant wrttar and spcaatr. TT wil I
add renown to the s(a!e wW4 H iVe
long ago sent roth men aa AHt CaV
latin. Jxe Black, freertt U. DUt
and Governor CnrUs ta t&e SAUues
pttaL-- . "-"-r-
TW Meeeage. " J'J': t .
- President Booswwit drr ernJ
for one thing at any rat a4 Uat as
that his anneal aaissage as resteers
tlrely brief. How reetdeou tt rH
it Into thetr bead that It was its'
duty to ervwd a .dlenssBVa of tt
verse and all tt ceatAh let e-
aual message. ' to tvmgtim, - Eke tfee
peace of God. paeri(Ji all msAnAo4'
leg. Once wharf yoeeg lawyer era
namoMrtog oa, the atcckst al efeer
est principle of law .before a a?
court one t Ue Jodgis ,fesrtp4
kirn to say. It Boost be prvsnteaed ttat
this court know toes Hr 9
may be aaenoMtl that imrtwm to eC
wholly destitute of a little lafortaetVaa
aa to current event. PrssASsat Ssmbu
vttt Is an optima, as la ebew by
oponlng rarai: I, ' -
. We etffl sMttaM s essial l.es
bewadesl Irasesitv. TWs tviT a
bxH Uwe run ks. a aXfiW-y
Ue Vswe mmOm walaJs ere sw; as
tutnwM(t) las ereeMag tvs rLinf
vhte saade It naiawee4 f
WanaiaUo It ssaia er t-e
deetrer- K- Tkere wvi svest A-' Ws
period f daiiriMlsav TV sran r
ede. pet ta U4e w -t . Tkas s-
Uoa s Mts4 m eui aa r
two trl eoaaa. Zt a eMl r
tfc doodats C sWssts ev.
oml frvea umu the n 4 i 4
world bv the Mm, Saiaai 4 ae e
advatwr found
krts. aac
surety wrest
As a pol w have PT a
la tb wrtd. ad r
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VTtAi e k4t t) sio9 1V sia
MrK!rn a 2.4 V:jMt k- a. "TV AtMSj
psatcf i'-s c 1 t o le
obnati a j4i4 ti WeMi ea
the vlsvs. ti kt ite 44 Urrxn
every way l Vr? lie o4J en3 i)a to
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te o4 c f -c it 4 t ai
kaa4.tCenWwA.rw irrt entire
OTKV nvt a-l taJ-a 4 AO
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do ao4 fe;. Hj f mLi
0llik TWr mZ be W1 tJ bA
6mj aXy d)a f"r"n '
ia'9 itt f 1 ? 1st aCii
- SwlUttai . ewavrat iff tt4 1,
U iV knaaro coaiA4a ai rf
ta tW wn ecsai anta.e4. e4
(ratJ:. Very sMat 4 etnt
aa4 esvVtar 5rt aaicesseiiy.V t
ia ike rrsoA c4 uaWwkw, lU a
lk aaate tWf 5f ffttst IW
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avoea at eti aa o;e
or op4t ekb fvro
ootf .
We ca oa fe eet Ve 14 4
dalsrs b4 a umj m sstyrued
tag oor rature aar ims ta- . I tfe jm la natraa tor M
rr b danis dweiM tt rs
or for wJ a vUe
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I iiss l-gmii;3afcMfe-:w 'saate- iMyii J sw V
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ol aavltjfaetUa.
Office in Heal
Bull tin r.
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a YARBOROUOH, Jb.
ATlOBNEY ATLAW,
LOTJISBTTRO. N. 0.
Offlce ta Opera House hnfldtag. Court street
All legal business intrusted w
wiU receive prompt and crful attention.
B-rtvAmArBhto of New York from Coler I he faUed to get Mr. Coler Into the gub-
last month. So farces known, they J ernktoFial mansion at. Albany, though
ve never failed to get any offleo by 1 R great many believe that Coler was.
fair means or foul that was within fairly elected, ir that pe true, u seem
their reach. . In Kentucky they resort- ft utje toqgb on the Sage- of Wolf
ed to bold assassination, and then pre- ej-f Roost to bold blm responsible for
dons "Governor' Taylor is now a fugi- theft of the governorship by the
five from Justice. Yet they prate inces- RepubUcana. But succesa Is the stand
aantlv of purity In politics and the ard of merit: and for the time being, at
sanctity of the ballot doxi . i any rate-tJiu 4 m kww "-
Pf .course poHtlcr ought to be pure roles aay that bo ahould bate nomlnat
ori tho ballot naobt-to-.be sacredV If I ed Judge Parker, who, aa they aUege,
Butler "sinned to these regaraawuuw i wouia mts uu
D
R. D. T. SMITHWiCK,
DENTIST.
LO0IBBJJBO, - - W
Offlce orer Furniture Stor.
C.
HOTELS
ught'to suffer the consequences,' but
it is tb0 belgbt of the preposterous for
RepubliCftnt to prate about sweetness
or,riHfftit until they cease from their
eyii practices, andtmake restitution of
the goods which they have stolen.; ;
t In certato' quarters k; w Buggn.
that Hon. Cbartea Pmory Smith r of
wni uripmlM assert tnat tne reason
Jje did pot npmmaie .Parker a fee
knew Parker would be elected governor
and feared b would be elected presi
dent - However that may be. It U plain
js the nose on Lord Naplera face that
Gorman baa gained la prestige while
Hill baa lost .Gorman always baa. been
.nnr iii ihm south than HilL The
s.
it; ttq tni : Bhould be elected
inevitable tnat a nepuuuv " !r-
elected. That being the case, no botter
TyT 7J-iriTT-V PjT,,T lelectlpn tuia d ,-tnt, rrrl in.
ationforilirv
SflaSIS felSf- if a-most brO- ?taf tf, own presidential chsnceo in tne . y.
- i in " V v -:l ;-i fflM or two of water take V?' 1 r- ' ' ;
irhorisands of people have been, cared of tonrb.fore break fat TJ'BT
heumatism by faking I;heumaide.,H.ve ?b rbowel. . regalar
. 3 tjamMm nnAft unit iinurr. uaaa i .Mi w mfnn n . nwm
m wan7e iir -ar ivbu ini v wwvw - - j a i naauH& - sjsw w w
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nnsfct not to forgetthat the great Ma
lander saved them from ta Lodffe
force blJJ,- That wa a greal perform
inee apd rrtaropfd. Gorman aa the most
brilliant , parliamentary keder of Na
igeneratioa.' So the Gorman talk; gxee
enapace,' awelhng In" volume aa ft goes.
While Colonel Roosevelt wee unprwr.
th aU. w mi MAt imm
maUf r ssiOc sd arUr. tast
avoid tt swSwr trvm tA U
TMt failure or grset ssenias aest
Kv U w wJd w ss fir
nrt. If w stMald try. at
foUow weald b th w H tr
Urr pert trtf a4 arar.
But ur pcvi-h e tt
drU war. th oo e t wW ta4
Iron ta t Taicd eM t ist
od fa tb rtr Mc tamrt 4 no
etut of wta. Owre ta m ta O
wkllar -ad tk wwre: wr ta t
KximI ef aw ad r trm4
dW: w d rt rrs-e o ersr
si bfora Th r er
for e te (e at t M t ta
ttatn eeetwry. avv yswSjiesae
stnl mrw al . t w rw i
W th 4 MTVI
prvhSd atv al w trtac
uo ta unu- 4
whh wvr itaea Vr aaw w to
th dr m Weemtn
covw-noMAl Jd ta tk T
til i tv
That be to bent to ate dtorttoe)
aa to the tro taey Jb frety areatmL
and stin tb atatt aaay t
with tsrfct troth tfcat ale rro
dattooe on that aebrt are dcldCy
bary. The etaty thing rwrtata ebosjf K
U that be adberee to kto orlgtMl
ion. stated ta ti spcb to faO, tbet
there U bo connttoa btw (be tr
tff and th trusts, wnleft. I
which milllooe taor baOv to
oca.- Jsdgtag frw te m ir. ta
prwaidcnt da a are rtrary fr
at for. while be rr" at Vmaet1
a cooatltutlooal asnadtat to taW
to control tb tnaata-fce apfervot a
doc not favcr tb4r dractl Attor
ney General Knog to kto facBMe PWe
burg pch declared fKat tbe tow al
ready est tbe statBt book or wV
coogresa may ptoce thre Va aorri te
cootrol tb tnasta. Hs a pay Oust tt
emiaent pbyslcUa dvgrs sat a eb
ject so uspertaet
Among hie miner mmeo-Unoo
the following to the toK and atxwt -
slbl:
Thr I iTSitaer t
for Ut pbU4kni of
dvm far wfcteSi thr ta rW
Buaad jd fr th prtsttad r wai ir
voIoom are tard t r ' I
m.t erlaUa !) fa wW tw ta ""TT
bo BUAeUoe. KtOtesitasMtairtsW
by aay ef ta dpruta aaJiw M
tJn awnalaf f pravat vrw. 4
tb cocigT sl4 wit a 4atr w
ova rwy aaatertoOr ,1S"LJ
provtd. Tb si tri r4 4 rra
mol prtntiac ta a r ra t
ax tnt tb poaiu f tb wb r .
clinsd abstract rfwjid te dTWai
th orw-tuat'a dot&e ear w wbta
ca with preyrtaty b taT
a ad.
"All tamee."
Tbcmgb they have aa aatUyTatrs
society with bwedqoartsrt to Beacssj
and brancb oOces ta maay eVv pUte
and theugh tnscn baa Vera M to tee
nortbera prese about trucbJa to lie
aoutb and wrst It appr. attr alt
that human nature Is mecb tb a
north. aoutX- east and west,
time ago ctrtata eminent cittorne ef
alarloa. Plrmoolb coontr. Mas, tof
red and featbrd a vtattlag beotW
who was too aasldoona ta eta atten
tions to a married womaa of that town.
They rode him en a tmO. AB !
thlnga were doee ta Ue most approved
style of tbo Wblto Cappere of tadJ.
A gTat trproar eenrd Ti covatry
was bered-Hrot to esncb tbel
lynching ahoold take piece, but fUl tt
ahonld Uka olace to tbe eenafy ef
rtymoutb; ta the old Bey State. Tie
Aatflyncb aoclrfj demanded tie V
Ishment of the lyrKh, aaa ewva
prominent ctCUeta of MsrVatv tty
ootb coobty, Uaaau wire dajy tadlctad.
and wt were tnformrd tbat the tp.
tkm and'aewttywttb jwhlcSi ty
would be pnj!jsn4 iro4 il tbe bMv
twmuy aa. etampto of ew trtel
lynchrra, The trial carat C,
pthrabOe dicta, tie lrab-rt were
quitted: .Mora, a&d were atCb erfcn
the aoqultted ty&cbfte forwel te M ar
joa, the populatioo of the entire ejsy
met tbm at the gat aa4 aectrJ
tbeo . Lumi cooqorrtttg bro-. It
wai trtat Ur ti f Vrvae.
U) the cooatx of inytaontb. J lie cos
motrwealCt of UaaacbMt ' .V"
food ttadeg Tto? Vu o
Ual-4J be fwoity bMva4 le
bartot aoeae fxA bv-.;4t el kl. Tot
at ft a taiy ersn4
w
yoasr pb M. $ wVn
h4e nvadt ee4 nbett fas ! last
5e ; fn yon k fUu va 7
ye cuart e4 ee wtot ym
sued. 5.i r e i o Cx-ka.
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