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JAS..A. THOMAS, Editor ani Proprietor.
VOL XXXIII
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LOUISBURG, K; 0, FIUDAY,
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DIRECTORY
XXTHODIS?.
Sanday School at 9:30 K.'VL.
' Gax. S. Bakes, BupL
Preaching at 11 A. tt., and 7:30 P. H.
every ttan&ay. ."" '
Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
M. T, Pitlke. Pastor. ,
, BAPTIST, - "- :
Sanday School at 9:30 A. ML
Thos. B. Wildik, Sapt
Preaching at 11 A.M., and 7:30 tJL,
wery Sanday.
Prayer ra-etlng Thursday night. !
H. H. Mashbubbb. Pastor.
Sanday School at 9:30. "
Services, morning and'hight, on
'.it, 3rd and 4th Sundays.
E vening Prayer, Friday afternoon.
LODGK3. . " -
Loniebarg Lodge, No. 413, A. R. &
A. M. meets' 1st and 3rd Tuesday
nights in each month.
iyrotfawHional card.
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PKUILL ALLBED.
ATT0RNBY8-AT--t,A.W,
Will practice in all the Courts.
Loulabarg and YoungavUle, N. C.
Offices In
JQR. ARTHUR H. FLEMING,
OEltTIST.
LOU13BURO,
OtHceOver The Green ft Yarboro Uo.'s
Btore. .
QB. 8. P. BURT,
HaAOTIOINO PHYSICIAN AND 8TTRQEON.
Louisburg, N. 0.
OlBceie the rvar of Boddie, Bobbitt &
Co.'s Drag Btore. on Naeli street. v , -
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R. H, V. YABBOaODQU.
PHYaiClAN AND SUSGBOS,
Loptobbho, N. C.
Office Snd floor Ken', building, phone 38
Night calls answers.! ' from T. W. Blckett'a
t esldenoe. phone 74. -
B. UASBSNBTTBG,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
LoinsBOBe. . a . -i"
WUl praoUeTln all the Courtl of UieBtaU
Office In Court House. -
jARCUS C. WLNSAU, f
ATTOBNKY-AT-LAW, ,
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LotllBBCRO, N. C. .
Orrics ovbb Corner DMg Store.
Br-eclal Attention given-to collection.
Practice wherever aervloea required.. :
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JR. J. B. MALOSK,
" RACTICIWa FHTSICIAN AND SURGEON.
LODIBBUBS. V. a
office over Arcocke rhcag company. -
yR. K 8. FOSTER,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN ft SURGEON,
Louiaburff, N. C. "
Office over Ayeocke Drna; Oompeay.
yyM. HAYWOOD RCFFIN.
ATTOBJfEY-AT-LAW,
LotnaBtrae, w. a
Will practice In all the Courta of Franklin
tnd adjoining coanUea, also in the Supreme
Court, and In the United- States District and
Circuit Courts.
Office in cooper and Clifton Bunding.
rjHOg. B. WILD J! K, v ,
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW, -LOCIKBtTBe.
X. O.
Offlee on Main atreet. orer Jonee ft Cooper's
tor.
F.
8. SPRUILL.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW,
louisBirao, k. c
Will attend the courta of Franklin, Vance
Granville. Warren and Wake counties, also
the Supreme Court of North Carolina.
Prompt attention given to eolleottona. .
Office over Bjrerton'a. Store. .
rp W. BICKBTT,
TTORNBY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Prompt and painstaking' attention given, to
very matter intrusted to his hands.
Be) era to Chief J ostlce Shepherd. Hon. J ohn
Manning-, Hon. Robt. Wi Winston, Hon. J. C.
Pnxtsn, Pres. First National Bank of Wln
'ton, Glenn ft Manly, Winston, Peoples Bank
of Monroe. Chas. B. Taylor, Pres. wake For
est Oqllejre, Hon. B. W. Timberlake.
Office over Neal ft Co. s Store. -
f. PERSON
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
MVJSSTB,V. 0.
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Practices in all courta.
street.
OfOof-onMain
H TARBOROUGH, JB.
ATI ORSTET AT JiA W. '
LOUISBURG. N. a -
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Office in Open House building. Court street
All legal buslneia intrusted to him
viU reeeive prompt and careful attention.
J)R. D. T. 8MITHW1CK
DENTIST,
LOUISBUBG, - - N. C
Office over Furniture Store. -
HOTELS.
FBANKL1HT0H BOTELt.
FEAXKLINTON.N.C.
(5. W. MljfaEti Frfr.
Good accomodation for the traveling
public. . . ..;'v;.c
Good Lhevy Attached - -
MASSENBURG, HOTEL 7
HENDEHSON, IT. C
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Beod aeeommodations.
Good fare- Po
MU aadAtteative servmsV
NORWOOD HOUSE
YfiriartoB. - - Korti CiTBllai
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rtTVV. j. KonwoeO, Proprietor
rtuonage et Oommerdal v Tourists aae
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Special Washing-ton Letter. -
G
EBTAIN : BepnbUcaa i organ
grinders are vociferating that
Bryan. is, ambitions , to" be
- chairman of - the Democratic
national committee. In the language of
Sir John Fatetaff; Lord, lord! How
this world is given to IyingP j '
The fact that Senator Fairbanks of
Indiana If It be a fact is spending
his money -in starting newspapers in
the south to promote his presidential
boom demonstrates that he is a mere
tyro in capturing , southern Republican
delegates. ' What they want Is .not
newspapers, r outsold ;cash. If the altk
tudiuou. Hoosier senator will 'Invest
a few dollars in John Sherraarfa book
and read wuat John' has to say about
how General Russelh A. Alger eachred
him out of his southern delegates, he
wiube a wiser, if a sadder, man. -,' '
- Southern Republican delegates come
high. Shortly after the Sherman-Alger.
Harrison convention of 1888 a strange
was; visiting in Texas. In front of a
hotel he met a" colored brother who
waa sporting an unusually handsome
gold r watch and who Informed ' the
straagefkthat he obtained his timepiece
at the Chicago convention. Wereyou
a delegate asked -the strangerc "No,
sah," replied the colored patriot ."I
-was only an alternate. If I had been
a. delegate, I would have owned this
hotel." : vv.; '.; ; ,: ,
v De gustibua non 'est dlsputandum !
Benatof Benjamin BTillman of South
Carolina is hissed vigorously, wherever
he lectures in the north. Yet he keeps
on lecturing. 'He appears to be as great
a glutton for hisses as Jim Jeffries is
for physical thumping.
The - question, ""The tiger or the
ladyr bequeathed to the world by
Prankr R. Stockton, has bothered the
-minds of a great many. people, for a
great many moons; but It pales Jnto
utter insignificance beside this one,
"Statesman, or mountebank?" as ap
plied to Castro, president of Venezuela.
He Is certainly the enigma of the hour.
The late lamented Pblneas T. Barnum
was not in it for one- moment as an
advertiser, and so far as 4ejrdlng- a
strenuoUB Ijfe is concerned President
Roosevelt's is flat and stale when com
pared with the South American's.
"The early bird catches the, worm
philosophy Is certainly , believed In by
the Republican mayor of Indianapolis,
Hon. c. A." Bookwalter. He is a can
didate for re-election and ordered a
nomld&tion convention for Saturday,
March 28, notwithstanding the fact
that the election does not take place
until Oct. li If Brother Bookwalter
will consult the "Sage of ; Wolferfs
Rooet as to the polior or Impolicy,
wisdom or unwisdom, of the eatly bird 4
convention, be may learn something to
Bis advantage. - - - - : -
Free From CarpetbaggeKL Debt.
The Democrats of Missouri recenfly.
had a grand blowout when the last
Republican state bond" was paid off.
The carpetbaggers .had possession of
Missouri only eight years, butmost
emphatically they made hay while the
sun was shining. Missouri was the
richest state that ever fell into their
clutches, and they plundered her at a
most amazing rate. She escaped from
their Iron grasp in 1871; and since then
the Democrats bare so wisely and eco
nomically administered her affairs that
at last they iiave paid off the huge
debt bequeathed to them. Most of the
county .and township debts have, also
Deen paid on aeots created by. cor
rupt Republican county courts. . Mis
souri is now a fit subject for congrat
ulation, "Festina lente" CGd alow") would be
a tiptop motto for those silly and evfl
minded persons who are incubating a
plan to kidnap President Roosevelt.
They are liable to find themselves In
the harrowing condition of the adven
turous Idiot that caught a bear by the'
tail and then yelled lustily for some
body to help him let loose. When the
president turns his - strenuosity full
blast' upon them, they are liable "to
pray ; for the - mountains to ; fall - upon
them that' is, If kidnapers ever pray.
My advice to them is Puck's "Don'tf
Wonder if Governor - Richard Yates
of Illinois ever' pesters his; head to
find out why there is so much talk of
Governor; Cummins of Iowa for vice
president and so little of Governor.
Yates? "Illinois and Iowa lie atomrsldex
6T each, other, and both are Republic-!
an states. Yates has been governor
twice as long as Cummins and is gov
ernor of a state with twice the popula
tion of Iowa. The reason lies chiefly
in the fact that Governor Cummins
has ideas of his own, . or, rather,- an
Idea, which" hev borrowed, from Cthe
Democrats "the Iowa idea," so called,
of tariff reduction. - ' - l;-' -:--; -
8peak Low. .
: Judge David A. De Armond "of Mis
souri introdoced a resolution Into the
house "just before the adjournment of
congress looking to the annexation of
the - Korth : American - British posses
sions. : He probably did It because he
favors annexation, and-for no other -reason,
x He never; dreamed ' that he
SSflS SK?rS2T2:
fact. , his resolution was the causa, of
the Undoing of Colonel John I Blttm
ger of St Joseph, M04 consul general
to Montreal.. He expressed himself vlg-
orousiy and volubly in favor of De-Ar-mond's
resolution and was promptly
bounced. Colonel Bittlnger ' should
have considered the - unhappy; end of
H . : SJP m BTU - - avppv fBS . mm , ajj aw BaiB m Mmm W mmm
J-etter:
liTo Old Standard
7
hu-strfiio annual zdzz
oyer Ona and a Hdf rilillion bottles. Does Llih record
ofmcrit prtoyon ? Flo Cure, No Pay. 5 C c.
rxAc: FvCot urzx tzjlz.
n n.n
-r-r .it - . - M -
v Mlaorfrjr BaU la Rhod blaad.
rVnits Froaa Oar Colnnfoa gait
dom Shots s4 Penoos aA Thiss
the parrot that talked too much and
been warned thereby.
Admiral George. Dewey also seems
to'.haTe developed an unaccountable
mama for talking. As an old woman
whom I knew in my yoath ased to say,
."His tongoe appears trrbe loose at both
ends and. tied in the middle.1 He curt
ly. and. corjpctly disposed of Grorer
Cleveland's candidacy for the nrmkVn.
j-;cy by saying Taconically," f He Is too
pldr and he knocked the fat Into the
Are by his comparison of the American
and German navies. "Speech Is HI vera,
but silence is golden." ..."
" It may iMb considered knproper at
this, time can the careful and pray
- erf ul attention of such eminent reform
ers as Judge Crumpacker of Indiana, to
the fact that the Wisconsin legisla
ture, largely Republican in both branch
es, is Incubating a bill prohibiting the
intermarriage of" Caucasians and per
sons of African descent, The todee
thinks that the negroes are being mal
treated down south; but Wisconsin is
closer to him, and be can jump on that
legislature which is 'discriminating
against colored folks without jumping
so far as he Is compelled to jump. In
order to jump on South Carolina, Mis
sissippi or Louisiana. ".
It might also be well for Hon. John
C Spooner to drop that Indlanalot post
office case long enough to address m'
few. words of admonition to the legis
lature wlllch recently re-elected him to
the senate of the United .States, but
ifs dollars to doughnuts that neither
Senator Spooner- nor Congressman
Crumpacker wOi open his chops to pro
test against the. Wisconsin law against
miscegenation. 'v- '
Surely the Missouri Republican have
not heard the news that the consulship
a Guayaquil, with a salary and perqui
sites amounting to $5,000, is vacant
and that nobody la - applying for it
Guayaquil Is on the equator. Thomas
Nasi; consul, died there recently; yel
low fever Indigenous;. Nobody wants
place! Most assuredly Missouri Re
publicans have not heard of that else
one of them. Indeed spores of them,
would have offered to sacrifice them
selves on the altar- of their-country.
What to a Missouri Republican Is the
equatorFhat the yellow fever, when
a good, fat salary Is in sight?
Harmony In Iowa.
That, delightful and much exploited
Harmony, with a big, big H. now ex
isting in the Republican party la curi
ously illustrated by an unseemly wran
gle nbW going on- between Governor
Cummins of Iowa and Congressman
Hull of the Des Moines district as to
which of them shall be chief cook and
bottle .washer at the Roosevelt festlvl-
4168 8000 to he pulled off In the capital
dtr of the Hawkeve State. Thnu two
-statesmen hate each other .snore ven
omously than did the Montagues and
Capulets. Each Is. the' bead of a fac
tion.' and ifs a factional war to the
death. Each aspires to be the jrbole
show to be "it : Consequently as
soon as it was announced thajt Preaf
dent: Roosevelt In "swinging- around
the circle", would stop at Dee Moines
each, concluded to make political cap
ital out of that eventfor himself, and
the scheming promptly began and con
tinues. It is already 'attracting much
attention. These two enemies live In'
the same state, county, dty ward and
precinct-It is an open secret that
Cummins' has made up his mind to
drive Hull out of public life, and no
man loves public life more than Hull.
No doubt President Roosevelt will be
In a frame of mind to exclaim, "A
plague on both your houses I"
The editor of the Washington Post
ought to be arrested coder the stattfte
against cruelty . to animals, for he
makes this Irreverent remark :
.' The Hon. William T. . Harrlty la beinc
mentioned occasionally In the current po
litical sossip. Jt la about time for Don
M. "Dickinson to bee-la to stand around
and make remarks. . .
Does not the Post know that in mak
ing such a fling at Don M. Dickinson
it is poking fun at the most gorgeous
mutton -chop whiskers In America?
Hdw can the Post be so heartless ?.
Undemooratle; Unre publican.
. The Washington Post, Independent,
contains this vigorous, scathing" and
truthful editorial, touching tite deplor
able condition of affairs in Rhode Is
land 'and .Connecticut -, ,vs ; -t .
' The constitution if bode Istand Is aK
most as unrepubllcaa and an B democratic)
as that of Connecticut and there Is erea
lea prospect of reform la the former than
in the Utter a tale. WhUe each of the two
commonwealths - probably . meets . the re
quirement of the federal oonsUtuUon." a
republiean form of governaent' both are
probably deficient In the spirit of repub
licanism and ectttemptuousty ..defiant of
the spirit of democracy-. The PosTs read
era are. or oua-ht to be. familiar with the
Connecticut monstrosity,, but much less
publicity baa been given to Rhode Is
land' a . In the latter state each city and
: township, - regardless - of population, has
one member of the senate. This was not
very equitable sixty year ago, and It has
corns to 1 an abomination through the
growth of dtlea. Its injustice to Illus
trated by such facts as these: Twenty
townships, with "40.398 -Inhabitants and
S.620 voters, elect twenty, out of thlrty
eight' senators. Eight dUee, and towns,
with' a population of XM.OOO. elect only
eight senator.-: Providence has 39.030 vot
ers, but only one senator. The twenty
townships with their I.S20 voters absolute
ly control legislation. Having a majority
in the senate, a small minority of the peo
ple can and do prevent any amendment
of the constitution that would deprive'
tnem or plenary, power. ; This tnmorlt
.rule is the chief source of the bribery and
corruption with, which Rhode Island is
disgraced. - As the. Chicago Tribune puts
R: rf-. :.---
frhe Influence of money In election de
pends largely on the six of an electorate.
It would take much money to carry as
Aill; fTUSIlll
.t - . Comp.r,, ui"- rri
been ee coeaDletat .u-ki . v . .
lnvartaWy lct the ead:4t t wui
pey out tb moet tnooy.- . . .
ereaUon of a, pwblkj wnit ,ti .
towns Into eomptuuw wita it ia
or oarmcr. ' As the en stasHla, tbev ara
thr partlcipanta In or prMo4r t I.
famous crime c-f ertaM fr waicft tW
law prescribe the paaitaaitUry. .
The trouble about rrfortnicg TUxd
Island aral Conoectlcut and briegtrg
them Into hanaony with the profrvev
alve spirit of the sge Is that la or4rr to
change the proMtrt 'stats tit 3a3
towns moi vorunurtly rvltaquh tlwir
power, and they, will not wuL'ngty d
so. They are a boot as much tcjSoetwvd
by public oplnloo as a dock Is by sa
April shower.
Served Him Right ' " --The
following- dispatch froaa Bcertca
conveys a valuable keaoa:
TKla that Bag." Mermly MaU!
Ceptala Henry 1. Aor f t mi
fttate revenue iMtotr 0mij tauy as
tha entire atua's cotiax.'a aMW
et (flrrar-nartera. Vb aaaa te -m
the cemssaiid was gtvvej SBMary saj4.
.We eo who eaer K wut evv-trc tke
ce&e with tts picturesque) taa- a4 it
aoiema aseaalng. the starry rna aieae
brightening the spot wkeew taesaai
Stood, contrasting with ta ar Mew e
men- emrortoe and the wane coat eg la 1
- " Tbi I my eouatryr tale te esy tag.
Repeat the word.- tnaa.m,! im
tainaad e haMfad etaUar rvpsttled
No or
It hi snv
ever say a wr agatesf.
Itepeat that &.-
Aadlt was done.
And then a a of ta akhye tig
oanaea ue ma, -ails R, VM la r
or. and mix Uom vu Um nr. hili 1 tr
formed wM -u to stun
watched. Then ta tk af alleajTan e
administered. - -, . T7 ,
The offen which in avaa kal aw
ted waa vu aboaa erf tb Ifnruanv
winding ap by eaUiag tft Bag a Oirty r.
Colored Men 04 'Juries. , ; 1 .'"Jl
I Where, oh, where was Jartg Cms
packer of Indiana when Mr. Jmrtw
Ilolmee of the supreme coort of th
an. was rendering the opiaJea refcrr4
to in the following edltorUl fresa the
Boston Herald?. Tbi Herald says;
Jostle Hotaea it the CaHad Itat. a.
Monday that ha
rac quveuos. A earrkrtad
eowght a new trial ea la grouad that ta
inai. wnjen was u aowtft Canaan, waa
Invalldaied Vacau. althcwgn rewr-aftaa
f ta nopulauosi ef In eoouaviaity ww
the alleged rrtsa waa rnirain U war
negro, b was denied ta right mt a
Ing a negro 00 ta Jury. Th decsatea ml
the court was agntaat a aw trteJ. It w
held that no proof .vu shews swgyrtrtg
th claim that fn Jarr wae kafaar. . W
do not s bow tt could a waa r aai
to doctar that a Jury trytn; a agr
have en or Uvor aroe aw Dwaae
lea there are actl vtev aweft a rw
qutrameat would mean a eartata dtave
meat of the fury, n matter wnate
evidenc might b. ThJ aser ta
have rested ea th ctaim that eird sees
should bar bo out j th yery t iinni
th accused requested U ea a rwt We
d not wnderetaad thai a a an nam that
to verdict vu contrary the si Mem
waa presented te ta eoarv -
Th Uoet Unkladeat Crt of AIL
allnlsters of gracew defend tf! How
are tb" mighty fallead lg Ufa worth
llvlogl Here coosa th Waaalagtoei
Poet and make th faOowlag- aataaad
lag remarks: -
The freqaent defakaOoei at Baaaats
fflc1ale - dosaa't saearttr si rn a taa
popular gevmeaaut of ta ha ad
fallara. It ahoaid ft bora ta. salad
a great many of ta ariaaln
tkore were tea ported frees New BaavVaad.
ana ta a uvea have sj4
chaac ta show what they
Now. that prrgrnanl paragrapa rag
gesta several thing: (U It a a broad
Jnslnuafioa that New loglaadeca are
.more corrupt tbaa tb mongrel popat
latioo of llawaU. which Is hard ta a.
Ueve.' ir true, tt Is moat drpfoeatM.
That paragrapa eoqM no- saira ll
intended foe hamor. If so. hwriaftec
when the Post Intends to ba fsevtloo
It oogbt to label Us oatpot the; tTate
fat a joke." CO What baa booae af an
of the virtue aad latatfigtae walch-j
we were aasnred ta that namr a
1S83 were pmasand by the Hawariaaa?
I have a distinct rvcoliecOoa that wWa
I was boueatiy discharging any doty ta
my country and my kind by pppoalAg
the annexation of thoaa lalaadd la Jao.
JS08t the Washington papers bus basted
me to th qoewo's taste sod declared
that tb Hawaiian waosa I waa try teg
to keep oet ware aa extraordinarily ta
lot of titiaens.' (3) Are they desslTAg
a mild ' nam toe tts Uag bora c
the thievian propenalty waa natural ev
because our aatrspa bar taagt ttma
the trick? Oar leper eolooy do aot
appear to have been soch a gtoeioea
acquisition after elL ' i
Het Coming. f
Reference la not bet mad ta Iri
dent Rooaevelt but ta that other exxO
ncntlf not tUoetriooa. lupebtkaa
stataarnanrthev saTUa of rJaln, Thai
fstnoos RepabUcaa poteatata ts own
ing to the Louisiana Purrhaa expoei
Uon. ' He wSl undoubtedly prw a
drawing card, especially If he ts acevxa
panied by his 900 wtvea and his ret
inue of coocublaosl And ChrUtUa
taxpayers. who beller la and pncOca
monogxmy wCI be called npoa to feat
the bills. Polygamous. potsaUtre rocse
high, but we must bare theta, becaeae
we ara a world power, yoa kaw.
What a comtoeotary cpoo eur boastai
conquest of the east or was It a tut
chase? Was It not that briSUnt rase
Thomas Brarkett Reed who eaoaclated
the bitter truth' that we paid S3 peg
head for the yellow bcin ta the rtO
lpploes, as he irreverently -danotnleaV
ed our new fellow citisens? IIow vari
ous la -our treat moot of poly g mists!
Poor Roberta, a Democrat was oa
ccrcmonloosly yanked out foe hartcg
three wives. . ReVd 8sot a Keyot
an, ts kept in the aeaatet The.suJtsa
of Sola, another Repahtlcaa, Is lo b
wined and dined at th puhll exposj
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And he wtt ao dUUt i u
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tosioa: Thert te elj owe ?
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a Irrh teeqri4 han re m .
dttetaofft erxs rcrf fc,.,
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