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THE ROANOKE NEWS
TIU'KSOAY, JI NK ISMS.
PITBLISIIKDKVKIIY TIH'HSHAY.
JOHN W. SLED33. Editor and Proprietor.
P. E. STAINB.WS. Associate Editor-
Kittirct.it I'-st Diiii-
.Sm I.O.M
at Vithhm
Malta,
11 TKS IK SIHSi UM-llilN IX A I1Y A Nt' K.
Ouo Ycurihv Mail), Postage Paid (if. VI.
Six Mouths'. 7.Y
A Weekly lleiiiiicratic journal ilovntetl to
the iniitcrinl. eiliieiilinti.tl, pnlilieiil and
ttlricultiir:il interests ol Haliim unil sur
rounding enmities.
BaJTAdveitisini: rates
'ti rmhfil on application.
reasonable and
I r is thought ih it ill. r
VUM-m ! Culm ahoilt the
Is llViT.
Mill be at) Hi
time tlu war
Sa m I'i'.v will In1
tu tiliJ lli.it lk I- h. i
the I'aLe di-patelies.
alily st,irtleil
d d..i!v hv
Thk yellow ,i mrnal. arc luvm;
rihie tune in 'I'ttiii material on
;l hor
which
to u' t h t-ir lilitfk letter.
Six hundred Kansas school teaeherr.
who have been teaehiuij the youiii: idea
how to sli jut, have vuluutecred tii shoot
Spaniard.
!
tn;lt
We have sent ones-hip to Pewey
is il it hasn't Judged back into
Francisco lu adjust its compasses
take ou a battle ut' hot soda.
A'
"Fh.iiTiNti Job" Wheei.kr only
Wi'ihs one hundred and tifteeu pounds,
hut his opponents in a tili t have uever
flawed him with thelL'ht wei'ditf.
Whkn Fit zhuh Lee was a cadet at
West Point he was a linht little fellow
aDd uiiuble. Hi! signed hi name F. Lee j
and bciog hard to catch, boys christened i
hiin "the flea."
Now that Cervera is "bottled up,'' at
Santiago de Cuba, it is in order for our
populist friends to bottle up those Ayer
resolutions, rejected by Uh) IVmoeratie
eonveutioD at Haleiiih.
Wevl Kit's remarks renarditif; hts in-1
vas.on of this country read very much j
like those of the unpopular ..de ol ' ;
college debat.ni: soeiety propoMtioD. Mej
knows lie s all wroo-j, but tie jut tail
!eeause he's od that ide.
The costliest fliginthin country is
in the show window of a New York jew
elry house, and it is u very small flau',
tiai, only 7 inches by -I. It is made uf
diamonds, rubies and saphire
presents a value ol $18.'Hiu.
1 re !
1
The Washiufjn l.i"t say-: "Now ;
that all phjeetioQ tu the return of the
Confedirate flags Ikh been withdrawn!
the Charleston News and Courier decline!
to receive iliein." The Nw and Courier;
is all right. The South uenls noei'dlinL'1 ,
nor hack pi'dallin1.' on the p ut ol
tlte gov. rnment. We il d n
duty as we see it down herewithnr with
n it fl ig Riehiuond Time.
Vol' ean't down men who hare
fliod of Am riean sailor- A pee
uf that and was L'iv n in a cable
from Capt. Clark, of the b ittle.-hip
imen
grain
goii, when he was informed by th
I'.'p.iitnirnl of the probability that the
Spanish fl-et intended trying to intercept
aud destroy the Oregon He said;
'I'm riot afraid of the whole Spanish
fVet."
Kl Ui'l'EAN liation-i are havnii: their
eyes opened on the sulj-et of Am -licin
patriolism. Theblueaud theray much
snouiaerio Mmuin-r. arm in.- n-n ;ii,u t, -c -Mry a u .u,t i.f hi i le: ,1 t
the pour unet on a e iiunion level. Atuii rt-. u'.aeks, or I inu I State Tr
the Hjoevlt's "lough rid.r" may be;0.,tl.s , rl T t., ,..,.. t li - espm
found the l'e.Kral and the Confederate , ,h.. warwirh Spun .ri i n s ipply
Soliiiers, ami ttie sons o! miiiiunaries ol .
the east ride side by side with the cow
boy of the western plains The sjlution
In the myslery ii that we are a nation
uf patriots, jnd lh at hive of eouirry is
u iiiuint lu all see1 i .ii-. an I cla-st's,
Sks rnti Forakir i in favor of r-'turn-
ing to the Smith the Confederate flagu
tun-d in b nth- by tin
liy the union troops
dtiriuj ihe v ir. In a statement fiom
hiui iiii in th" Mi'o
1'ijeet he say: "I think us in s ipp ir in our e in i mate lor ( on
1 1 tiling at (liis I nue to gr,,,iS w'i' 1 iv t t Ii fre eo;tn of mIwt,
it w oi!d h.' a
return tin- C Jile l-i
battle tt !: if our
lireth.-rn in the South want them back,
The reiurn of the fl is, in my judgment
I a tiulti-rih.it d. p n 1 mueh upon the and loth - Con. .-.-i ti . i e .n m ic-
pr-.priety atienilni lh- Mum. and wV.; That we I ti re i i 1 e i n u n I wilI.
d ( it The nr. u ii'tati. i .i r i v ry dit- ""it stint the reit an 1 valiant ti.'ht m ide
I' r.-iu now Ir on what ih.-y w- re when by II 'ti Wr.tnw .1. Ur.au in ih- lit
Mr C ivel.iful pr .po" to return them. 1 Nali outl camti ufcn I ir lit -nie.v gf our
lu il thai t h.ve not heard mueli parly an I the piiu -ipli;". of yur 011 plat
(llM'll-lolt ol I lie
llt'jefM, but I Uiot Cit
tiinly have no n'je
Li hiei, I
think il Would be a l'"
nil thing tu in vo
tliein all htek
liad matiageiiient ke. pi more p.-oph"
iu poor eircuujslaueei I lull any other one
cuumj To be successful . no nin-i h.k
ahead aud pLu ahead -o that whin
ravomuie opportunity presmts itsell he is ourselves to enact such laws ih will ve
ready to take advantage ol' it. A little ( aecurity aud proieetum to th - properly
forethouuhl will alxoaave mmh eipeniejand people of every town and community
and valuable time. A prudent and care-' in the State.
ful man will keep a bottle of Chamber-j We denounce the placing of negro on
Iain's Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Item- cimmitteM to aupersi white sch jol and
cdy in the house, the ski Men fellow will; we pled-e oun-eWe, if restored tu Lower.
wait until necessity compel? it and then
ruin his best howe gowj; fur a doctor
and have a big doctors bill to pay, be
mdw; one pays out 25 cents, the other is
oat a huodrrd dollars and then wonders
why his neighbor is getting richer while
hiWjMiiio poorer.
Fur ,y W. W t'l.tii'il WM(.t), S. N. Bh.wn,
li-ofivi'r a h lUrrlwn, Kmit iril nniimiMii
Riopi Platform and Resolutions
Adopted,
HARMONIOUS SESSION.
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CftPT. COOK PERmflMENTCHAIRWlftN
DKMiu'KAi'V 111 t'M.Ks UN THK AU-HUI
ANH lioKS K'Mtlll pi ('f'NijI Kit
sl'HH H KS Klin M I'lU'MlNKNT 1 KM i
i It Ms K;HM AI.I, UVKIt 1 11 K Sl'Al'K.
!'M 11 K Shl'e IV
1 I was ealied In or
nocr-iiie eotiventi n
ivr in the cit of
li.il.h 1
Cliiiiiin in Clement Manly
last Thuis i ty at n i' 'ii, in tli
AiM'l.'lll)'
-It' MuMe.
I'mvi r wa- uti' -red h liV. Mr Ku-ne
IVuh.-I. I'ol. .1 S Cur. .f lurli..t. w.i.
u.itm d by Cli.iinii.in M.uily ai Inn j rary
cll.llllll.lt.
The i-nnj uiiitcf iti 1-rnn.iiN nt ur.itu
itiuti rivuiiiUKiidt'd Inr jn riitatn-nt
ehairiiian Captain Cliarle M Conk, ol"
Fraiik'nt). p rm.itii'nt si'er.'tary Jhu W.
rii'Miipcii, ol W.ike, and fur ait:tnt
seert'tari'.'s all the tiietnlnTS ol the iViuo
eratie prfss. wh-i were prfs'tit.
Chairman Manly road the pr p M-iiion
of the liipuiit party a-kin fur ro-.tpi-r-
atiou aeC'"riitiL; to the resulutintis pa.rd
at the Ipulist e.inveiiiiiin. It wjh re-
t'ernd to the L'cmmitti'e uu jil.itlurni and
r-'Sijluti'in.
While the eviuittntlee uti pl.itlunn and
retiluttoti wa uiil .-lirniti: -pfivhes were
m ide by leading IK iikht.iI I'r.'Ui various
seetinus uf the Slate.
It was nine u'elek at nilit when
the committee mi platform and ren
olulions rep.rt- d The rep .rt wan Mih
mitted by H-m. T. .1. Jam- and ts a-
f ,l
IHK I'l.AItvttM.
The LViii n-ratie ptrty ol North Can -lina
in oni wntion a-ii in!led in It t!
eL'h, N. C, on thi diy, May L'il:h,
dj h.T.'by appmve, iulro and
ratify the la-t lViu.n-r.it ie Niti.mal and
State platform, and ph-de our ejru- st
sur.port to the pntieiplis tlu-reiu ex
pressed.
U i, j,nilljmv (he UrM,,n p,rlv fol
the pa.e uf the hu-U tariff 'bill,
w,JU.h ,;LS illcr,a!,,(1 lh, lnlrj(1li of tlX.
ation upon our e insutu-Ts and uiven the
trusts and in m ipolUt urjater power- to
r-'b the people.
K-li.'Vin that under utir present meth
ods uf F. d ul taxation that more than
tliree jinit
f our national revenues
are paid by people uwning les than om
'piarter of the property of the eountiy
I we ir't"-t airainsi iU"h ine.na!i?v an 1
inju-tteiv and in order to reiie dv, to some
extent, tin-! Lr'.it wr-'tig, we favor an in
e 1 1 1 t. ix. in 1 t" i v. r all e ni-iitutiun il
in -1 1 1 U to -'Wain i'.
. , ii -iin' .' lh. K i"hii.-iri ;)r!v
f-T i ' ' d' !!( .if the T.-l!. r res iluti m l
in our n iti m. il b nid'- p ivalile in
.i- w-'li i-i z 1 an 1 d 'ti ;l ru it for
1. 1 rmiii. i ii'irt. .. iU.r- tli.-r
' oiijhlv l,iteiiin the io:e .Id -t nid iril
upnti .i'ir p - .pie, and fir its avuw.-d ,
tility t i th" tree ,tnd mniuijv I on i-e
of i!v. r, a' well a-i L-o-l, ,ii dj.. rati i ot'
M to 1 hi; i fnii !. ' ii tender motley.
W.' d'tioiuiee th' 11 'publiii:i pirty
fur its d 'tenniu iti 'ii to hmi-' b !ti 1- at
this lim ', and w' d u Mine-1 (!k II 'pu'i
iie.m wtrtax bill which lately pa-vrd the
iloti-e of K 'pre.-"iit dives an unj'W, un
eipta! in i's burl -u. unae,'. s-.try and
vex in . a-, in i w nun 1 tint tiie -il
ver s-i.Mii.ira e tie e-u,i -d, iVit ,UI iu.
erne tax b I 'ie i, an 1 th u lh- Srereta-ryofih-j
I'r.'Mirv !. a ith irii 1 to i-ue
It
Miry
' of
the
rt.v, .,1(. (l, fK-,t tnid. r the ),n
bid.
wi.i:..
.lied.'
war with
ipa
-i "upp nt t i
Ii 'ii iral-le wa
the
ti ivernm -n; i i i I
off vt a -pee ly au I
o! l.o-lllltU-.
"'s-nu c mel'iioii
Wetav.ra mnoi n!'the silver furc s
in the ' oniisiioual eleetioui, yU,l
eoidially iuvit all vo!er, Without regard
to i i-t i iitie il alii lati no, tj unite wuh
thus giving prae-ica! loree aul eff.'e: to
the
i.M'utii -u laii hi of oir 1 iiioeraiie
nal eh linn in, Uon, Jauie K J u s
N.iti i
Linn
1 Wo d'u ounce die nmiiIiI, extriva
gauee, ine iinpeleiiey an 1 corr I'.'ioii of
ill" present H 'p ibiican Stat j jd i
tl D
We d -n ounce all enact m -un
We J n unee all enictm -nn of the
last tw.i L-giUmrei b; whhh cities and
towns in ihe Slate hare, b'ou Uraed over
a to neu'M domination, unl wo pied
j to enact suchlegwlatioo as will make this
impossible,
We Donouuoti all legirflation enacted
by I lie Legislatures of H'J, uod 180" for
carrying out the base and partisan designs
of the Republic m party.
We denounoe the placing of ignorant,
' , irr'sp nsihle nnd corrupt men in offij,
We oppose the removal by erp orations
of suits of cases from our i-tate to the fed
eral courts, and f,ivor legislation to pr( -vent
it.
We favor fair an 1 j it elect i ii laws.
We favor a government of the peoj le,
by the people and lor the people i O'tio
mv in expendiiiire, the abolition of un
ueeessarv otluvv, decency iu a lininiira
tion. e m.-ljut improvement of our eduea
tiona! sytem, chaiity t" the unVrtunate. I
aud rule by the white men of the
state.
We favor the exteniou ol the powers
of the railroad commission, and elo.-e
scrutiny into their affairs iu ordir to
ascertain, establish and maintain such
rates as shall be fair audjtW tJ the pee
pie and to the transportation and ttaus
mis.sion corporations.
We condemn live passes
We favor the flection of Coiled Slates
sentators aud railroad eoUiinisuitjeis l-y
the pc p!e.
We favor the eiiaetuieut of sueh legi
lation as will encourage capita! to m ike
investment- within our state, and guar
antee that the -aim- shall be ju-ly pre
teeted
We call alt- tit d 'ii ,i th,' wise, ec ui 'tmeal
honest aud h -n iral-le a lniSMrah oi of the
at! urs of our st-ite for "Jo yeats prior lo
(he present rep iihliean admini-u at ion,
and pr nuiv the p.-ople a return of wise,
honest, economical and honorable admin
istraiioii under democratic success. We
eill utioti every beli. ver in honor, honesty
and economy, up ni every advoe.n,; ,,!
white ut-r iuae, ui'oii ev.-i advocate of
eijual and just taxation, upon every ad
voeate of the income tax and opponent of
plundering tarifftax.iti m. upoti every ad
I V il.. nt' tlw. M.l.irihr. .,1' .iiv. r in. I
opponent of (he .-ingle gold stand. ird and
the pieseut iMie ol bonds, as threatened
by (be Kepublieati paity. upon every op
poneiit of goyeitiuient by itijiituiion, and
advocate of the juri-diclion of Slate
coiiri over cases arising in the Stale
against eorpoi'iti.-ns doing business there
in. upon eveiy lover ol decency and good
government and opponents uf the present
pr vailing con litious, to unite with us in
mr contest with the Republican party
the great enemy of our principles, and aid
u- iu redeeming the nation from the
clutches uf greed and injustice, and the
State from the .-eudal, and incompet t nee
which now atlliei it.
'iuvertior Jarvis then pres-nted the re
port ol the committee on tin; propisitioii
of the Populist eoiuniittci1, which was
read and is as follow..
The Committee on l'latfotiu and
Resolutions, by direction of the conven
tion, having had un l. r consul ration the
pr.positi n f.r fiwm made by a eommit
le of the I'opuli-t party, reeotntU'-n 1
tlial tin- e invention ad pt the following
resolutions in respect thereto:
R - lived, 1. That th" prop isition It
fu-ion submitted by the Populist coin
niittee, be, and the same t.- hereby, re
-peetfuliy dicIllH-l.
R'-oiwd. 'J. That the lMnocraiic
S:ate l-ee itive C mimittce he, an 1 the
saui" is h-i-ehy. ithtru.'tcd to cntiTtain
n i further proposition for fuiou.
I ii1' p a' I u ai an I r ilutmu' wen'
a 1 pie hy ,i ri-ing vote, i j iverti T Jar
vis was then e.illed for and he delivered
nrniig sp c h
11 .n I'tiiUMs W. Ma-jn. of North
ampton. was the n xt speaker, lie said
he ca ne from N -rthampton as a repre-
!enutive of tli IViii .en.'v ol that eouu-
ty tu ox n 1 to o ir l'..i ulit tiiends (he
1 of e i- .ip'Ta i ui, b u the emventton
had d c; le 1 a:unt this policy and
a 1 i;'t"d ii- p!ai! inn, and upon that plat
tor u h planted hiui-eif and w.i- ready
to m ir.-h with the pitty an 1 d i all in his
p jwer to win a victm y,
Cip' Kii V II Kiicinii m id" uie of
hi-J-hiriet-ri-tic sp-eehe. at lh- cm
e! i-tou o! which i;u on i a lh - a-iii- i
enee said, 'tiod bleM Uuek Kitcinu."
t'aptaui R R I'ecMes, ,.f Northamp
to:i, r p Hiding tu a call als i delivered a
stimng an I pitn 'tie pe-eh, pledging to
the I Vtn i r ttie e oi hi most earnest
support in the great tight tor victory.
Au mo;i ui '.t Juige Avery the several
j i Ig-s h r. t Ton; iiomiuiit.l by iU- dis
tiict e.nvetiti.u WTcratiti-d a- a whole
by ae -laiuaiiou.
A uew Stjte executive c uiimittee was
elected Th m -inber-i ofihit e mmit
tee tor the S 'c m 1 district are.
1'h'iuis W. M ison. of N irtiiampton;
1 Wm-stou,,.!" l -ru.-; N. H rry.
ol Wayue, ml Dt. R II Slight, of
KdiTeeombe.
Th committee will elect a chairman
to till the po-itiou of rctiiiu t'lninuan
Manly.
A DMoluti ti was passed aud unatii
m uisly pis -l thanking II .:i Clement
Manly, the retiring eh ur n tu of the lVw
ocratie State K"cutivc C iiu uiit.--, and
the members of the IVunHTitie Lxeni
tive Committee I r iheir t-armM, aide
aud uniiruig iff ti during (he eimp ugn
of 1 mm;.
The following resolution. MiL'gcsieil
by lieneral RoberiK, and irilriducd by
lVif K. K Rritton, w tj a l opted by a
Resolved, That as Carolinian, prot,d
at all ti-ues of the h mi jis, th ao:u ve
ments and prri itt M - ili i of the sou
ofnur betovel St it-, w prie'aim our
admiration of the heroic conduct of K-j-
sign Worth Bigley.uf the CuiteJ Slate
Navy, which ca n d saorifi jo of his
young and promising, life in kid country's
cause, and we extend to his noble mother
our sympjthy in the anguish she has
been called upon to suffer in the death of
her noble and heroic boy now the na
tion's son.
u Resolved, That we extend to Ad
miral I) -wey the congratulations of this
body upon his brilliant naval victory at
Manila, aud our gratification it the
prompt rec ignition and promotion ac
corded him by Congress in appreciation
of his ureal serfce to hisiouo'ry."
-ted as
to nartv policy when the delegat. s
iir-t
a-sembled m Uihigh but all returned to
their bom- s cnthu-vd. unit id and dchr
mined to make a straight tight. Ktioiigh
cuihiisi.iMii was kiiidlvd iu the conven
tion lo wc' p oV'. r tlie State and win
a great victory.
AmoV. rcc( nt t). iiuiiati.'tis Mm ti.
the Senate the f !!. wing S if Vm. i-
haC bei.ll lione.l'.d
To be Major tletural uf Volunteers
Matthew C. Hutlcr. South Carolina.
To be Rrigadier-lieiicial ot Vo.untcers
dames R. Waties, Texas, Nclsot) Cole,
Missuiri, William C Hates, Alabama.
To be Coiniiii.sary of Subsistence,
with rank of captain Charles Kiletl
Cabell. Virginia.
Fx Senator limhr's nomination gives
greal sjttistaetioti Me is well known
In re and largely uflerest, cj jn (K. ;,,;(
nuke Navigation and Wattr Power com
piny and has coti-idi rable stock iu the
oil mill. lie was en lotsed br the posi
lion by many I nited States Setialoi ol
all patth's and his nomination was con
firmed without the reference to a com
mince. Senator Hutkr servid during
the civil war in (he C "iifedcr.ttw army,
lion. W Ii. Uau... of Alabama, ap
p'iniid a luigidier general, was also a
Confi 1' rate i iliccr. He was Kt many
y. ais a member of Congress from Ala
bama, and has since been (ioVeriior nt
his Slate Me is a one -armed man, as
Senator Rutler is one legged.
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N. C.
A female warrVr in the Salvation
Army who didu t like some uf the stat
uary put up in the KxpoMiioti buildings
at Omaha, was proceeding to criticise
them with an axe when she was discev
end. just iu time to save some valuable
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liri.I.Kr .rn.if eietli, wireless
I'liy, war hallouns and carrier
e litiiiiic lo he serviceable only I
telesria. I
J.ieiins :
r il!u- I
1 , I
tr.lted Ulld.lV stories. '
Till; ships Dewey sunk nl Miinilhi were ;
csiiinaled lo be worth Sli.iliKl.nilii uud i
Spain ..ail not lini-lied plying lor tlieui.
Tin y arc How w rth less
Mun i K.iu's asMiriiice that he com
lied Dewey to "tnanieuver repeatedly''
tins to have ftiven Ccrv. ra a "oud ii .
Heats The klimillk-.
A. I'. Thomas, of MarvsvillcTcx.
Mr
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has yet been made in the Klondike, fur
years he suffered nut. .Id aoiiv I'rmu ceu-sumpti-.n
accompanied by lieuiorraliacs
an I was absolutely em. d by Dr. Kind's
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, he declares that oold is ol
htllc valuabls in comparison to this uiar
vei .us cure, w. iild have it even if it cost
a hundred dollars a hoitle Asthma,
llr..iic biles and all throat and luno affec
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An l-'.iiulishiiian has invented
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a pun
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Unci.
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Says
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Hood's Sarsaparilla
It Amertca'i Greatest Medicine. All druggim
1ST1
OTICE.-W
By virtue of an order ol the Hiiperior
eouri 01 nanux eouniy, 1 will Hell at pul
he auction on Monday the 6b day of
June mm, at the distillery nmr Hulilax,
recently run by me, the lollowitiK lot of
proppriy. roarmuiea, three wxon, a
lot of hoie atio.it UK) conla of wowi, a lot
of corn, rye and mult and other personal
pmpeny. j nia toin nay iwin.
J.T RKIOdH.
ide dtllcreiices ot opinion exist
mm
Mnn lifn IiKdiMiiPo fniunnnv
inn uiiu liiouitiiiii' vviii 'nil i
LI IV IIIOUlll
of Hartford, Conn.
A-ft ,I.tlMI,ll 1 , li''
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WfiWh LIFE
WlJ. H. BURTON, si
Lifo Insurance Pays.-:-:
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iiilnl, ! '' h . mil ..niiiiuli In. Iiiii.lt. pn.tiil.. I.ir Ins Iiiiiim-IhiIiI lnlf Ihmik I.mtv
I...HM.I, i.ilioii nl I.im. iiiul ili toli'iiniii;.. hnn lo insure unil to lil.iif Ins l.ii.iilv In ymul
Un- inissiliililv ot i- iii.i.ir v sulliniii; ninth m.iy iiris- in eienl nl liis mil i.ntl.v tli.illl
l.'tv lr I'llii'iliiinusol l.i'llil'ill s.ivsut lili- illMirjuee: " 1 1 Is out' ol llli- must llinsluill
iIiiiil's u,at I Uiinw nr. 11 is l ilting the loml t lint ntmlil ini"li one I'amil.v ami rwl
iii" il ovir lit. nly tliou.incl i.miilits, so tli.il a uu re iliop tails upon catti msleail ol Hie
inTmheltiiini; ton.-llt lallini: uinni It .teins ... lie a l-oikI illli-t i:it inn nl Wai mi:
, anolli. r's liui.lt -lis. ami llnivlme let n -ry vnulii; nun flit, lint: l. Il.r. eterv
lii nil nl a tanillv, nlii lllel lilllll nl low, -el Ins lit tiler so '.n a- In lIMlle llls
lil'f. From inn slanilpnilil at ttl.ifll I He llwiir.ii.ee m.i.v lie tesleil, tlleleis mil Inns; tlial
ollersa more pinlilable and aeeiilinilalive reliiru lin slnall sums til' money lliull u life
insur.iiiee Jioliey.
REV F.H.JONES. Slal.-uieiit
the llle ol'liev". V. II. .ues. nl' Keidstllle. N.
I'lll.ll'V SO. IM-ln AliK
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1 still
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-LiviLKXi.s l'Ain in cash .rn.i: inrn vkai;.-
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l'oiieies like the al.ote, lolly p.tiil up, ..ulieipale iu the
ol' the insurtd'- lilt- tlni- pi odlli'llli: all .inllletl I lie, .inc.
Total 'I en Premium,
T0l.1l Dividends to Dale,
Nit Cost,
Hie . ash value oithe policy is Hint ovei
."i.onu lor .' yeais tree ol cot with a prtilit
-$3 Read What
Clh'U AN K.WTM KKMVI.K IS-Tiri tV.
Mi ki iii;iitiiuo, N. C. hi-it. 'gu, i-4:i7(
J. I. lUmvliall, (ien Agent, .V.tnii Lite
Insiininee t'ompany, UuU'igh, N. ('
lf;tr Sir.'nie .laitji l.ile lnsuraii',e
(.'oiiiaiiy, of whiili you are the tieneral
Aireiit tor North Carolina, h all that it
j ciainif to lie, It- lmlnie.-. wi l.tr n 1 liave
J In en aMe to cvaiiiuie them, are liheral 111
t'eiy iartieular tothe liolilein. Its iMtt'f
an low as a sale Company fan put them.
Tin Oinpanv ami it- niatunemt-nt in
North (,'arolnia has been fair, hlier.il uml
iteeommiHlatitig to me as bolilern nl iineol
Un polieies 'ery truly yours.
.lolmC. ScarltMruugli.
Mr. .1. I. I'.oiisliitll, :.i!eigh. N. C
liar Sir: Tor seeral t.us I have liatl
a siu.ill emlowmeiit pohry in the .Vina
liiMiranee Company, lit-tort; 1 tiH'k my
jwliey I waseonvimt'il that it was mic tit'
tlie nio" t reliable companies in the iimn
try. A more intimate iiii(uaiutaiiee i-on-tirms
this opinion, and my experience us
a polity buhlcr leads me to think tint the
thvitleiiils ol tins Company tirehber.il, and
1 urn pertertly sntistieit w ith its met hods
and the treatment 1 nave neeiveii trom
tlie ollieers. It jiies ine pb iLsine to eoiu-
mend votir eoinpiiny.l'or I Miieerelv believe
it sale and trust wnrttiv.
Hesieetlully vourn,
"W- C. Tvree
Rnrlinntoii, N. C, Aug. lit, 1h7.
To whom it may Coneern:
fins is to sav that I earrv in-.ijrauee in
the .Y.Um Life Insnranee Company to tht
amount of thirty thoustud dollars, as lul
low s:
A policv usiml in .Julv, for fc.n.imti. mo
tMi'ieicj tor t.,iHi tach issiieii m julv
l'!l'.,, ami a polu y Oeiivereti to me this itav
bv J. I'. Jioushall. deneral Agent tor the
l.tna, tor which I have paid one premium
ul more than i.iNMi.
If 1 did not have the fullest eoulHeiiee
in the ability of the .V'.tnu Company to
tie M v comply with its eon tract and to pay
the face ot these polieien at the end ot'tbeir
jH-notis at death, l flinulil uol make the?
larire lUveHtmetits with them.
1 w.u led to take the imhev delivered to
ine tiwiay by the results of the two jvolieien
ot live tliouitaml iloilars eaeh insued to me
in l-M'-i. !;eipeelfully,
Lawrt neeS. Holt,
Set.tlaml Seek, S C , Hept. Hi. I"
J. I Hoie-hall, K-si., Kaltiuli, N. C :
hear Sir 1 have had two poheii-H in
yiMir eomnaiiy (the .Ktna Lift! for oer -Mt
yearn, and 1 think my in U reft t is perfeetly
rtafe- 1 It-Kurd I lie eoii(uiiv un nil nl lb
ANTED -TUrsTWoliTH Y
and uetivti Kt-utlenien or ludien to
travel tor responsible, eMahhsheti
housr in North Carolina. Monthly ptij.tHl
and txpelise. rosition steady . Ueler
enee. Kneltwe self addrewd pitiimpetl en
veloH The lomiuion t'ompaoy. Dept.
Ii. Chicago.
A. 1'. AIKlN-uS,
I'mprieUtr.
M.T. APKISSON,
NlHiiMKer.
AMKUICAN AND
KUROl'EAN I'LANS.
Htli aud Main Hlrrrti.HK 11 VINI. a.
AMKRtt'AN 1'I.AN. tt fai to 1 1 IB
l.l HUI'KAN .'LAN Il ls, dill I .wtr.U.
insr 31 Aw
Tlie Lexington,
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l a l Payment Life 1'oliey, issued on
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otovel ,'Hmi to the itiMiicil.
They Say.::
very best eoiupaniesiloiiig businesH in our
Mate.
V isliinu you nun h sucees,
I am very truly,
Noah lliggs,
l.aleinh, X. C, Oft. 1, l-iC
It. lioiish.tll, tieu. Agent, .Vltna Lite
Insuianee Coinpan . Ualeigh, X. C. :
Dear Sir. There is i.j Insurance Coin
pany tor whieh 1 have higher regard than
the .l.tna. 1 am sure it is as Mtumi. iu
safe as busines'i institutions ever get to be
The cost ol' it- policies is no greater than
that of other companies, as I know from
experience; but for my part, 1 would wil
1 1 1 1 11 1 v pav more tor an .Una poller, wen-
it mt-essu v, ticeause ol mv etiulideneein it.
It his Imm -n very t'ratilving to me to note
the steady progress the .l.tua has made in
North Carolina, iu these veais of financial
hesitancy, under your aggressive milium
tiattou. lour company is today better
known than ever belore. With In'st wi-ht(,
sincerely, J- Y. Itailey.
Oxford Seminary, Ox foul, Oct. 1, HC
Mr. .1. It. Ibishall, Oeneral Mar.nger, Kal-
eigh, N C ;
lour tetter iniUimig ol my expeneiiee
with vour eonipanv, has been reeeived
I carry three policies, one of which was
taken twenty live vt -am ago- Mv dividend
are more than forty pi r tvnt. 01 1 he ptemi
urn. 1 have 1110M perfeet eot.tiileiiee in the
Company- It lias long lieeu Kviioti moiif.
w ith strength Its management in Noith
Carolina during all these tears has been ol
the most Hutibtat tory character, hut it ha
never been more tutt 11 ae tor v than ut pn-a
flit Vou have my heartiest wishes for
your success. Yours truly,
V V. Huhgood,
Kaltigh, N.C.,Kept 15, l.-!7,
J. I. )Um shall, tien. Agent, .V.tna Life Iu
sunincf Company, l.'aleigh, N. C.
Hear Sir. 1 have two (Kthcies in youi
company, and urn well pitiwd with the
saiue
1 have not 1 etd theeonwivative, econom
ieal maiiag-tnetit of the .Ktna Life lustir
anet' Company for 11 numlier of years, and
am fully persuaded that it policy holder
are M-curing result not sur)asKeil hy any
ol its competitors
I thoroughly leliee iu Life Insurance,
and would advise any man who ran twmi
til v do mo, to make an invtstuient of thin
kitid, and I kuow of no company that
would more cordially recommend than
, your4. Wishing you gnat sueeewt,
Your truly, S. H liroughton,
We have in alnck
several bits of kchmIi
tieli...i(l..i ti. o.ttl.
em merchants These
ffootls must he ttohl
atunce. In the neil
ltd days we will put
tiefiire the people bar
giiusas we never did
before Mens' paint
411, .Ml, tttlc. Overalls 36, 4(le. Drtss fionrla
II, 4, (ki. Men's and buy's hats and caps
i, ... .ot:. mtiuw Biuucs nil prtug roll
era laj, 15, !c Curtain ptilw wood Hi.
turesoic. limits lit lures 1st, yuc. White
rloth.le- W lute Dress tiouds 111, 5, 6c
Hay strike clucks H.iib. l'nt gomla C
i-jc. Linen towels, 7c. Ilruttgeta t.7i
a'J. ool n nmnnts rarnrt Inc. A largr
line floor uialtinp.,.7. , U'. Hens' ami
laHies' shoes Ml, 75 Hc. Bureaus (1.75,
Ijrite roekiiiK chairs with arma
Cain Iwttotu chain. Its.;. Men's aliirta, 15,
19c. I. ail i. st shirt waist lHc. lloya' shirt
waist 15c: Many other thing in stock to
close out. Come qnick for hartiains.
SI'IKKH DAVIS.
Weldon, N. C, Mar. !, 1HUN
on nrtl
f oil Dil)
SALE.
'I'iiIc l'r. David's Liver
Dr. David's Sarsapar ilia
1 It.iH. KKKRATKli )
-4 FOR CLEANSING AND PURIFYING THE BLOOD. ,
lvr SiTuluiii. ('line er, S.l.illis. Old Sures, Keiema. Sail Kiieuiu, KryslpeLn, stiild
Hud. It.iils, I!! tc!:. s. Hives Krn.tin ami Skin Diseases, (his GREAT
BLOOD CURE l, !-,", " lh..r..iulily trhJ and found lo Le
urn tjitallt ti.
After l.i.theii.i, Senile. l'i v,r, T Fever -ni l Fornmauia, lake lr. hy
I
In-F. trail .1 ;'.ii-.i,iiilla for 1 . I.iny . Weakness, Weak Merven, Malaria, ( 'aiarrh
and lilit'iltiuitisli'
It piv,
lll.l 101'
$:-Read!
li. ,.,t V.u.o '.' ' ' . '. I "
i.ilSn:s 1 iitu nl.ul to In-alile to report that my Utile win, lor wlinin l( jjr
D.itnl's Sat-apaiilla t.is f.'ltin is tteli. He had I he worst eime of E(.'i:MA tt(
sun ol he. ml nl .Unl eteiMlniiii I li.nl t n. d seenuil to tlo liim in. r.khI nt alf m$
inii-l s.iv ih.i' 1 In hi l he u-t nl Ur. Land's Sar-siparillu mth no faith in it at all, uj
alii i nit inn " '". ' I' " ilats Hie -nr. lirnl. it nil over Ins lindy ami ler worse Aaa
tiny ever were, aid lot ui.tr .Imiuilit I lull Lr Lavnl'a I urnnpiirillii was pn.
i in; as wiullili -s a- l lie ol In i no tl ic i in s Itail done, 1, however, continued to yivp it hi
, rtetiou- il in .ihool a week the npi..itatiee ol' Hie sores liepin to change, anil th
liitle I. II. nt sullen. I less II, emu iimeil taliini the Sarsariiirilla. and imprnveil ri!u
.tluiti;, ii nl 1 1 now, alter t.il. mu m nly si hollies, he is well air! the mire have all j,in,
Verv i.M'eeitiilly, M lS. J.C. Klllli;i;.,
As this hllle Imt lit.il in my l.iiinly. I e.ni testify n. (he truth ol every word of the
alinte. III h;nl Hie iitn-l e.t-e nl fiv 'tua I ever saw
I .mi, vet Itul.s vniits. . it- , L. A. TIMIIKMiAKK
ay-rrico '1 Tor Ettlo- 0 Bottles for ?5. EVEYWHSnE jm
l-lxpre.-ed on teeeipt of Price,
?$Owens & Minor Drug Co.,-:
RICHMOND. V.
123-125 Fayetteville st.
Clin Sill:
RALEIGH, 1ST. C.
A OURGORSETS
i
DOBBIN & FERRALL.
tu r 17 3ui,
CHAELES
CMPECIIOIBR,
FBTEIISBUIvLa-, VA.
Mr. W. V. Warren ret. resents the Iinu aud will visit Weldon and its vicinitj
regularly.
I have reiitej the .'tore roiiu bttweeoniy store nod
the poslortiee fur a storie room, nrnl have just rccciveJ
a car uf nice v
No. I Timothy Hay,Seed Oats, Ship
Stuff, Corn, Seed Irish Pota
toes, all will be sold at lowest
prices FOR CASH. Meal.
New liue riuur Mittini, Pretty Oak Suits of Furniture,
New liue Wash Goods fur ladie' waists and dre-swH. Ur
gamlies, I'erealine lor linings, Kinhroidery , 40 yards
lor .ii. 1 cany a Dice line of Notions lor ludiea.
I have a lot of
, will close out at cost.
.My line of hardware is com'lete. l'ull liue Ctok stoves,
host nukes.
:t to 9-1.
JOHN 0.
n
ESTABLISHED 1865. '
Woodside's wharf, Norfolk, Va.
T .T'WTP.. Car load Ion or itn.de barrels. Shell lime for land. Most
sential fcriilii 'i for ihe farmers' pocket and itspruv. ment of hi
land.
!PIi.A.STIBIR.--I'''l Plaster in bags ur bulk.
JDH&AJL 1ST TILE All sijea, car load ol hw. Farms well drained
wi'l give good yields and often pay its oust in one, year.
SEfWEJri PIPE- All biiea for mads, culverts, wells, etc.
TAEi Coal lar, lor netts and timber. 1' ioc tar id burk, uil aud piue barrelfi
CEMENT. All kimU; car load or amallcr quaotitUp.
GOOD SEEDS
GOOD SOIL
GOOD CULTIVATION
tii then you may reasonably expect good eropa. Sometimca, by eiiri
cultivation, you may get ulong pretty well on really poor noils, and ii
times, on exiri soils, passable crops are made without proper cultivation,
1ft. but there is one thing to be remembered no matter what the toil or the
cultivation, you will never succeed unlets the seeds are all right. "Fig"
lX. do not grow from thistles," nor good cropi from -poor seeds. We sell nois
ing but seeds. Wo sell no seeds which are. nut good. Will you let
Is. help you to grow good crops? No matter bow snia I your opera
tions may be, we want to furnish the seeds, snd you will be torpii.rd W
m. find how easy it ia to buy our seeds by mail. Write for catalogue il i
the best ever wiittcn for the Southern gardener.
DEORCE TA.ITS SOIISIT.
SEED GROWERS AND MERCHANTS.
war i ly.
Tills fur Sick Headache
i Health and Strength, aud makes pure HR'll Hgfj
Read! Read.it
A l I KK, A., (Ktolier l.V sii
teVW. II CO US KTS-w
sAmerica's
Leading Corsets.
Are modeled and rut in such a uiantur
that ihey j;ie j;rjcc anj Leaut)- to cviry
fiu'urc.
Mude with 4, 5 and ti hook elasfi,
una in Mull, .Medium, lono and ciln
luiiu' waists, all styles, iucluding the Bi-
cycle and the new Shirt waist corscli,
always iu slock ready for uiaiiini; Prices
from 81 up Mail us your orders.
C. ALLEY,
mar 10 ly.
ICIIII
Fll
HARNESS that I
Enfield, N. C.
DAMAGE.-
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NORFOLK. VL