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l .i . I 'll- - ' ' , : : - I - . .
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UNTO
NATHAN! SAID
fiords Utfered by Ex-Gov-
1-C i J-v-
in
v.,Un (raid Utlto'
. . 1 -
fflore if"'
ernor Nprthen.
n
The War Still Goes On.
ers detractor! and maligners of the
ex-GovsrnorNorthenin big MUTSZZJQuH.'ZS1' .,pU"
plainly showed.
Cause of the Samp.on-Schley Feud. Ve bresnnt (n Tnhi... eJLL
or it hi u ii ... I v wuubwu ui UifKnt Tt KflnaM Titk.... r-
T .7 mr uemooa mat mere ii an old fend
mitsioneri in Manila, the military between Commodore Schley and
Admiral Sampson, the two
officers just now making his
Lor iDemiehroo mH fnr k.
Upon their arrival country. When Seh!v
, I ' w I ay U W U
'..Ur Nortben. of wtta parte of the country-there 7L " l."! 11 JIS!". r "7""
Tf T jt ' . I i a - V, i . . . r-'J-,-." iiuuBuiwwj inunaatea Slffn he wna nn .ui.. :
his address before me niaae with invitations covering hoth rlU sa . -,7r" . WV
nal C bb at Tfemont c.p tnat wnicn ha. been fre. Md afch. .Bd -
u u VUCOO VVIULUM9. It
l Arftnrr lntrartnr. mo uiu BUkkBIUDu II r IflB WIBft
M; ' r!Alrlra Frenchman, who. when asked to Iu. ww ?u ueiieye in me oreast of Sampson. The
aP.n I LnH nnn n'terfere'nce be- "Tor the abolition of capital pun- M .i.iu, .7 1,1-1. 77!. L- ? Y9 Bna Je" a
ectioni mat ne nrst rr:u!,r ""utcV,liruTlueu corded them. Reports received
- i i . i rT! . u . ! I lukl LiiH mil rii Rrpri annnin n ror oi - 1 -
tea out to n,ru r . - ' r :r- .V. " n:::rom Persons who have arrived bananas which ha had hn. n7
usv UUlfOKBB frnmi tha intarin. .1 .Uk tJ Ll. . O
tU5 j , .
0.
I'.Q
If if
filhi' absolute f
F1
' . .r
:i,?i6inty for tft
Prlt .t 1. q f rplntirtnfl
arleBsneis and
share jof re
Dresent dis-
between
cease which provoke the applica- troon. Vr-i lrt L k X i" "
ui j .u i l troops are left m the northern anizrv
tion of Wnch law and the lynchines M,iBna n j i 1 .K
will 1oti-ii.I c.,- wcrc an uraneq mea i
V ' I - j v . jg,
te ni the colored races in
He had referred, to the
t!it neoDla of Maseachu-
Injured by Labor Unions.
Mr. Halstead, the United States n
1 uU Uee burned a negrd worn-
. -ii th 'PliiKe, suspectu, upu not i iUO DHi imOUV ut ouuo i fDr th
e'.3,7f poi8onng a wnue man
wife. He argued with force
nature is the f same
snip to ripen. He was very
over the loss of the fruit and
to find tha thiol Cinnlln U
after the-outbreak of the came to the conclusion that a. cer
The villages of the west tain marine r th
coast are almost deserted, and the sent for him. The marine renlied
south
war.
'TIC?
nnnnni oonaAi. . 1 : i : . . 1 . . r
consul at Birmingham. Encland. 1 71-- ' J,? ,f "t i ,u,Saanuy i"at he had not seen
.u-ta. ' T .c;T" ' Ui JU1UIUK me Americans, u only tde bananas and- that h w.a
vii w l M(J MW
O DUrDOSe Of Criiahincr thAlthiof
. I .VMWIVU.W..
If a : - 1 J I - n .
ifai 1-2-3.
A rJEVZ Tobacco Brand,
By a NEW Tobacco Formula,
But by an OLD House.
Look out for OSCEOLA under North Crolira Tobacco thi.
.e.on. If. going to be herd f,o. Call f.., aodtry O.oU.
rA.
M A TSTTJ
'SI
I .Jltorrl
it
upon Woman
t the ciyi
outrages
e led to
e lyncnin
r . 1
irdiruke the same sp
if committed in
ized; world and
srssrssLs -atbrri,asi
iimcau 01 me people 01 ureal um- would have necessarily have enJ. for the druacriat anrl . tha
dip
jt he most
jgs at the!
tlj North,
te'ipeople of
p. ,
1 I...
He asked ior protected" country,
thle rfSoulh the r The word "imported" hat not for
,4 consideration which is shown ine ears 01 untisners tbe dulcet
ernment 01 Austria when BUUu fc UBB Americans
1 : -1 i I ' 1 . . i I I III . ...
r9l,hi!non grata'! lsjwithdrawn W1" cenainiy pay ior an "import-
j uo lurcea. upon wv i,uoU w. uuubb
taiivi of our peo- tic article equally as good, if not
sttellirie and ef- better. The people of Great Brit-
1ddres8 was un- ain-dp exactly the reverse, and
LrV'a represen
1. nut Liio uaw
'a?ite Dart or nis a
rjbtedly that, to which
jjerred, where ne paq tnemsea
til own consciences and consid
eirbwn .responsibility :m ibring
oman. ttlu ia to purcnase no me manuiac- BmbH : , , . .oo wa
S tared articles, and thiri. loyally dTa0;8'1D J .""UaTH "k m " '"""T8 do" f ipecaC-
Luth carried into practice ..pt for 'ft".d. the ,nhabl""1t -f chle7 wae ashore at the time,
Fit of very good re..Pons ,0 cbe contrary. th" ..-.u . .-.-'-..LL 0A."?.5iU,,,,2.i?. "W .the
MFree.trAda" rirAt" Rritoin a 1 uutu tUi iuo uuiy ruipmo 1 ou"K. ocmey aSKea
i u. : 1 1
der General Luna, at Tarlac, and drug that caused the sufferint? of
about 4,000 under General Pio del! tne tailor.
Pilar. Even these are demoralized" Sampson told the whole incident,
and short of arms and' supplies an the matter so incensed Schley
Many of their rifles are disabled that he exclaimed: "No gentleman
and the Filipinos are unable to r e J would treat a poor marine that
pair them owing to the lack of me-, way," and, following theexclama
chanics and material for so doing, tion, he slapped Sampson in the
The United States commission- aco Tnei scene followed,
ers have offered tha FilinitUa Sampson demanding satisfaction.
. 11. 1 1 t .
OLD DOLimiOH GDABO.CO.. BR, NORFOLK, VA.
AKD FOB SAl. BY ALL OLD DOMIS.OX iOESTS EVXRTWHMr.
S. S. MITCHELL & CO.
i
represent us in Greensboro.
OTHER AGKXTS IX ALL TOWNS IJf TOBACCO BKLT.
(6)
1 I vmryr fa ef tham ill knn am
IlB VC I ' J awt wa iiuviu II 111 GSU V U V au . . .. , MT - I ni i . , ,
irch article of foreign manufacture if louowiag iorm 01 gevernment wamwai
ider the same article is made at home, consideration of the fact mat! agln8t e regulations for naval
,w and this irresDective of tha coat, they lay down their arms and sur- offlcert to receive or send challenges
ei:Jl i If.." "V lift flCTXht thiS mmnknf riti-h w.nr.; render to Jhe United States forces : to duel, but added: "That
wJuIly joined! With- theli in was followed in the United States, go'ert.or-gener.1 to be appointed, need 0' PBt
llriig nnd condemning. H. it would tnock out the whole argu- by the President ; a cabinet to be hS I
'"fo:.r" -r, o
Taking up step by step thekhis-
:ry j of the white ami! the (black
in this country, from the first
sportaiiop 01 iijo latir, ex virov-
l-:or Northen asked and answered
men t of the nrotectioniata of thia appointed by the governor-generil ; !
country. all the judges to be appointed fby
Mr. Halstead says the British tne President ; the heads of depart
press and public will take any one ments and judges to be either
answered I tu on. iur uuyiag manuiacturea ' : - v " "T,uut ""j
E i'. t I ' I . . a
bestion: "If the slave articles abroad, and a good excuse B..u fI8 a general advisory coun
iierica,iw,aa a sin,
5 nr t ft Hin nf
:e tin of iKnglandJ
...II i,L nL-nmnrinti oUwifi. i must be civenl Recentlv "eleetrio 0ll its members to be chosen bv
JV HU iiuuivvw -rm w.w.wa T aM i J I 1 1 . i - I v vw w vmw viuf Alia V O J
' i i l i a nn at ma m nii -i . i tug ucuiiia Kuuiirii inv in r ri n t nr m i naoii nuinMn f ii v. iv.-a .
W Ii O B 6 BIQ Was " i am uaui uvo ui UI1CU I . a o .w.., uw.o uiuaij . x ue ueai UU 1111 Cure
your getting sat-
We can both resien
today and then fight it out."
Sampson did not resign, did not
seek satisfaction, and the matter
was dropped.Chicago Chronicle.
Coughing injures and inflames sore
lungs. One Minute Cough Cure
loosens the cold, allays coughing and
th4 Southkbut machinery and engines from the or suffrage hereafter to be deter
I oi the Dutch United States. The papers and mined upon. Patriot.
.i'Lr . x 11 rXL.i the nnlitiniana Irinlzrl nn pnnh l i
ija iUl aiorr- IJUkllOUU, rVJVUllUK I Z " Buwa. m
4 1.! II ! - i i . O I . . . . .
n to the history of a later pe- rumpus that the corporations were
sdJ'he asked: "If the confetrine iorcea to mate formaland elabo- In the Victoria Tower of Win.
f citizenship and tue I ballot I upon rate explanations of 4heir action. 8or Castle is the small anitM nf
i r i I i I l I m t . ;w
'inr miMinnB nf npnnlo nhanl n tpItt ! 1DO
est elements
for children. Howard Gardner.
r.iught in. the simp
f government was
P.
fbso mistake was i
i . ii . . - i
Intake of the bout
ue'of the North.''
:i further asked.
it -
a
mi
the
B7 i
r:e Dal
outrages
ence and m
iven to
olitics taught
i i
unexiestruction
lln lnrhnsa a
:Mia bf the South
The Times of Cuba asserts that
among the untried prisoners in the
Havana jail is an American citizen
who was imprisoned in January
leaf $n wm Vi.:n. ! j 1 .
ut-ely The work could be done cheaper room, known as the Queen's prl- ZmnttotrnttTiwhUh
rJ bf!? It ttZZL. bai 1 !S -t. apartments. An V-V as tJX.
vBKe, r . vu w, amencini imi tne Uueen's nn.r nl.im. th. h. hj .
fact tnavthe Americon firm, con- private "lift" is a little room fur- ic T he bank on which the check
tracted to dehrer the machinery in nished in crimson upholstery oak wa. drawn - but he surrendered
much less time than the English and gilding, lead, to ?h. first floor! thi rk and one day wVs a
firms were able to promise. For oI the Tower, where are the private hearing. The offlcffl Wore whom
this condition the labor unions are audience chamber and H, ?! .?' ...JB.?"0!f . .m
- I : - . W I IlB W MM I.HH MM II I II ri I TTl T n CI r n A
and lynchines 'rgely responsible. tv'. - sittimr-room.. dni.wm ! ..ITrV- .... .1::
havefbeen It is plainly apparent that the in- and bed-room. Fifteen G.in.bor: pecuUng J.weier harine dd
u fcUWuK" :::::u, " :r "uu J P"rai i eorge ill, was "not in a position to withdraw
i i iihi.hmiiiiiv i" nn rH v n in r n n in raraor i .... fii i -
ucru au - - """ .a.vaat. iubbu uuarione ana meir sons ana i th
to pursue 010 worKingmen, are operating daughters) hang in line in the aud
I
n i
3
i m
1899 STYLES,
Just Received.
LEU1S I CROSSETTS FIRST 8HIP1IEIT,
"4
Not
- . .'
out tne mis
on and hate,"
fto blood and
The strongest line of $3.00, $3.50
and $4.00 Shoes in the world, with
style, snap and service equal to an
average $5 Shoe. Call and see the
new Spring styles. They are "birds."
SPECIAL BARGAINS ON ALL WINTER SHOES.
302 SOTTra
Hold On ! IJon't Despair!
VICE'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS
esses CD..
TTTiTkT STEEET.
14
or
of trie white ban to their terrible disadvantage, ience chamber, and beneath th
liri Was it? (Not There is a moral in it which may now hang Winterhalter's paintir
wng given his
em I shall interfere, the defendant must
net W inrafhslfaii'. n ... I .
ar.ua j ::; h. tn m hAftrt h, lw '"::rr a Vr"um remain a prisoner lor the rest of
uui. iuo siu ui. i j ui vueeu v icioria nine cnnnren. 1 1 hio fA
it. . k. tt i . a o ii . TT7" i . i i . . .. . I
25c. Vial, has mirerl nf.hora uml aril I omva nan t pnn.t.tt i .
e complaint." Evidently, unless evils. This pill is a Viable f oni 11 thn:
the American military authorities to. medical science. Never gripes child or adult. Trial vial 25c. Sold bv drue-
waw.uvo, va ocui v 11 ICUCIIJI
of price.
a questions to d
jmnormadeskillf
in me united states. When the nn.A honnitin ;n nnabian.m -di
British workmeman has a leeal Tn Arh mnm nf u r..1AA.
s h
auditors these
icest. the ex. holiday, and there are a goodly suit ia a aervfhahl litti. t Wr
liikpplication, number of them, he is not content eter; one of these is even placed in
. w fi, contrast, ot tne lesson uj uuhubwh upon
jb ffudjard Kipling has geher- alto having the twa or three suo-
uecuiug uojre, auu mo uoione pro
tect him from any displeasure of
the employer in consequence. But
the employer, by reason of this.
. THE L. RICHARDSON DRUG CO.,
-T .T.-',", UBTT-
un the whitA mnn' hurHon
gW, his. old reward
Tk? cT6 Pr lnot ye better,
uf iie or thost ys gusrd."
lW fesf effective
; viup snare ot tbe peop
rr
prese,
her pew in the private chapel at
Windsor. -
The walls of the Queen's dressing-room
are paneled with green
silk, and these walls and hangings
make a soft background for the
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING DRUGGISTS,
GBEE1TSBOBO, ZfcT. C.
e
U, the people in the South
Mhe negro inlhis absolute
iuisne.a nim With maitia tn
' ate property land
monev.
2(ta 1 IU- - . i . H ! 1 - 1 1
ueefullneis
bMuve for ge
he
of
and
cannot All his specified dates of de- ..ia... r. 6 , .
I . ' iumuure. ine aressing articles
J - I irA rnada nf irn H ik Ko. ,.;.,!
mmvmv wa auiv .aaa UCBUbllUl
'. C . i .. . . Jf I 1
'?ou G-in the""old reward'1
i'a a-: ' J 1
efly led lim whft'n h wa h in.
in life, wtiose
but ttvth1 hk
I , WMT va iuw
njeration8 rjorne
4,'T v T wuue e gives marKea
ejni return through
Tri..
- ' c u o r 1 I i. I U .1 ,' I A.
..J- . v oaiulrj "UIU8, Ul
"1 W,lth . the fraMb-Uo0a
rsT pnegts of Northern Intol-
if'-pihteou.M k and Pharlsa-
his
ISirt U . J
uUt ujtve tne wnoie-
dim niJh lncr some;
s Wu t of i!WtW-P- La
ji r - fHkyiwmuvv auu
Fnin'ation
fflich
a a .1 I 1'
ju
-put
h tbe eubj
V HI -la'.
T 1
ifxt on
-i v u i i f ri n 4r
"'o.t; ur Pftenuation or
ibkeclareabs
44Xble H NnexibleLbp.
f cUs! f crimeeor
ild be weigh
allavinc! !the
! i ' R I ' :
nd recrimina-
J ' ". a ..V- I -L .
eci or "OQum-
commonly! dis-
Ex-Gov0rnor
word to
pay
extenuation of
4
t4X ''tidfl whi
;Wuaf tlret none"
U,.. am n6t pretend! to
Hctirt rf'-wgiin qi nis state
He Mcpplv invbted
re the annlieatinbit nf
i --. w-r- w -
m Which BAVa :
nn among
andi the
Tl 1 D
. . Bf B n I ft It. 1 1
. Vit?aPI tha mn..A i-
M UJUW JU
If
i
bids those
out
North-
Where Votea Count Most.
Although the presidential nomi
nations will not occur until next
year, the politicians are already
hard at work figuring on candidates
and probable results of the voting.
Interest largely centers in what is
workmanship. All the toilet acces
sories are ot gold. A member of
the Queen's household describes
the dressing table, with mirror be
hind. In front is a large gold
tray, with four crystal scent bot
tles. Two of these are mounted in
known as The pivotal group of 8taa?8 ? gold filigree. The pin
states cushion is of dark-blue velvet, fit-
It is a fact worthv of note that llng in,t0 a 8tand of open-work geld
all candidates for the presidency
eleoted since 1876 have carried New
FEMALE REGULATOR
is for women's diseases and irregu
larities. It cures evervthinflr that ia
commonlj called a "female trouble.w 4
It acts directly upon all the distinctly 4
feminine organs of generation, driv- J
ing out weakness and imparting 4
Birengin; stopping unnatural drains, J
and rejnilatme the monthlv flow !
xu every instance, it maxes sicluy
and weakly women strontr and well
again. 1 a bottle at drug stores.
I Send for a free book about it
TheBredfleldReoDlatorCo.vAtlanta,Ga.
IFii
i s
York, Connecticut and New Jersey,
or New York, Connecticut and In
diana. It is also significant that
no president elected- since
could have received a majori
votes in the electorial college
elusive of the vote of New York,
and those states which almost in
variably go the same way as New
York. This has been true from
pierced in a pattern. On the table
lie ten or twalva crnM hnroa rf i.
riousshapes and sizes, a Hny, Eiortoaae Sale of Land.
tillfr.ono nan rw U'ai)m ....... a I . 1
. 1 m .
F'lcu" a square OOXOI large Size Bj Tirtae of the powers vested in me by the
Insure your property against fire and see us before placing it, and
get OUR RATES We have strong companies, and all business en
trusted to us will have prompt and careful attention.
' - 1 - -j . '
I BOYD & GLENN,
Room No. 6 Katz Building.
OPPOSITE BENBOW-HOT7SE.
; - i ' - . -
i n f i n oi rna rAi K.aii.. i - i mrirTirxtrK i i fTarnr0n nv a iu h'nhea fl
1876 "WtV4- kMW VV "a""rniB"- hi. wifeT S. o7 EuTiTsTothV 29?h daVof Jm-
I I or f iai Aval n.f. i . I f . li.v. i ... .
lJ OI lion.1lAa . -Vjii Pge 254 et eeq. I shall sell atpublic auction to
ex. U1 canaie- the highest bidder for cash, on the premises, at
I Bbictva auu a uiue nana pell also p ,on
i
stand on the table.
MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1899,
the following tract of land, situated in Greene
townnhip, in Guilford countr. North Carolina,
the following tract of land, to satisfy the debt
and interest due on the note secured in said
Having constrained a reluctant
rt l m a . .
damuei maen aown to William legislature to enact a law tarint? htga?e, default having bien made m the
McKinley. In most cases the sue public franchises as realty, Go.ver- tPh7n VtoSeSS
cessiul candidates have won by the nor Roosevelt, of New York mw the Acad.my, thence west iede-
, xt v u , . " ujw gree easf 2 po, to a Btone tbence north 14
VOteS 01 JNeW lort and tbe tWO proposes tO Secure amendments to poles to a stone, thence north-16 degrees east 31
small adjoining state.. . tbe lair which .hall render it. oDer- SiS i "SI: nCeVdirt.tondJSS!
ation certain, uniform and eauita-. I SSS.yc? SSS."?!;" 170 K??.,?i;,0,,e 1,1
-i , , . ouiim " iur. .ucuv; cvuiu a. unices nci H
Die throughout the State. The law- Ples to a black thence south J5 degrees
matintr hnHv i a. i. ' M ! west 63 poles to the first station, containing 12J
maKing Doay IS now in extra 8es- acres, more or l-ss. and less 11 a?res which
Sion at Albany for this nurnnan were oold for taxes in May, 1887, and deeded to
JTau , PurP08e, w.J.Staley, which is excepted, from this ale,
ana there IS no dOUbt that It will uid land adjoining the lands of P. & Smith. S.
arniiiparA in thi 0A.nn.). Johnson, Fred Keitzel and others, on waters of
acquiesce in tne governor 8 SUgges- Stinkiug Quarters.
tion of amendment. How fur th'. I This May ioth, 199
machinery for levying the tax may
be effective . can scarcely be con
jectured, nor is this consideration
of especial importance at this junc
ture. The main thing, as the gov
ernor rightly holds, is to imbed the
franchise tax principle fairly and
flrmltr in . I . .... rr, i
aaaaai.j ill IUO BlBtUlCB. 1D6 aC
-ITloorlaigr, Celllsar, also; t2a.e "best 3a.eart rived. Op
press arid. T -ojlper aad! sa.-sred. Pino S"h Ingles. ;
Sash, Doors and Blinds In stock. Door and Window Frames, Mantels, Stair
work and all kinds of house finish made to order. 1
If 70a are going to build anything from a hen house to a mansion come to
see us. We can fix you up and the price will be right.
Cur country friends will find they can reach our yards from the center of
town by crossing fewer railroads than any other. Come to see us.
! j t
JOHN A. HODQIK, Secretary aad Treasurer, Greensboro, 17 .C.
TheWiIkesboro Ch ronicle says
that Mrs. Patsey Hendrix, of Elk
township, is quite a remarkable
woman. She is 90 years old, has
never lit a lamp or struck a match.
She has never been sick to amount
to anything, and is now well, stout
and active. She often enjoys her
self as in hev youthful days by go
ing barefooted and playing with
the children.
Mr. S. A. Fackler. Editor of hel
Micaoopy (Fla.) Hustler, with his wife
and children, suffered terribly from
.La Urtppe. One Minute Cough Cure
was tne only remedy that helped tbem.
It acted quickly. Thousands of others
use this remedy as a -specific for La
Grippe, and Its exhausting after effects.
Howard Gardner.
VA
I 1
W.J. ST A LEY, Mortgagee.'
Sale of Valuable Land.
By virtue of a power of sale contained in the
last will and testament of allie Brincefield, late
of Guilford county. North Carolina, I will on
I SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1899,
at 11 o'clock a. m.. on tbe premises in Washing
ton township, in said county, sell to the highest
If you intend to build or enlarge your house, come to us tor an estimate
on Material. We will surprise you on prices. We make a specialty of
Now don't think for a minute we are selling below cost, as no one
can do business on that basis. Our; motto : Large sales, small profits.
onmnlifllim.nf - a .. bidder two tracts of land, known as the Thomas
w-.r..BuiOUl ui ouuu 01cm in tne Brincefleld lands, containing in both tracts 104
face Of the opposition Of Dartiaan acrerand 9 poles, more or less.
. , p " 1 Priisan ! terms op S LK-One-half cah and the other
008868 ana powerful corporations balf at the expiration of six months from day of
wouia do a service which the people chase money is paid r .
wouiu not soon lorget.
''!' t .
we can show you the largest stock in the South.
Guilford Limber! Company, Greensboro, N. C.
This May 10th,lS99.
I. D. RIPPY, Executor.
Children Cry for Pitchcr'o Caotorla.