North Carolina Newspapers

- ( ELIZABETH CITY N. C, FRIDAY JULY 8, 1898. ONE DOLLAR per Year, in Advance. Established 1886 The Best Advertising Medium in the Albemarle District The Finest Fish, Truck and Farming Section in North C'arolina. Circulation Doubles Anv mw t Published in ThisSection. The Most Wide-Awake and Successful Business Men use the FISHERMAN & FARMEI i Cc lumns with the tt; vZLrZ , aper - - - w XAnk l k 1 I.I V I M I 1 I IflTl -T--T" T" i. r "' " ASK the recovered dyspeptics, bilious uf feren, victimi of fever and ague, the mercurial diseased patient, how they recovered health, cheerful spirits and good appetite; they will Ufl you by taking SlMMOMS Liver Rbgulato. The Cheapest, Iuret and Best Family Medicine in the World! For DYSPEPSIA, CON'STIPATIOV Jaundice, Bilas attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Colic, Depres sion of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn, etc. This unrivaled remedy is warranted not to contain single particle of Mekcur v, or any mineral substanoe, bUt PURELY VEGETABLE, . containing those Southern Roots and Herbs which a all-wise frovidenee has placed in countries whera Liver Diseases most prevail. It will car aU Diseases fanned by Derangement of tha Urer and Bowel. The SVMPTOMS of Liver Complaint are a bittet ur bad taste in the mouth ; Pain in the Back, Sides of Joints, often mistaken for Rheumatism ; Soar Stomach; Loss of Appetite; Bowels alternately cof tive and lax; Headache: I-oss of Memory, with a painful sensation of having failed to do something which aught to have been dene; Debility; Low : Spirits; a thick, yellow appearance of the Skin and .lyes ; a dry Cough, often mistaken for Consumption. Sometimes many of these symptoms attend the niisease, at others very few ; but the Livek, the largest organ in the body, is generally the seat of the disease, and if not Regulated in time, great suffering, wrtch cdness and iVKATII will ensue. The following highly-esteemed persons attest to the virtues i( Simmons Liver Regulatc Gen. W. S. Holt, Pres. Ga. S. W. R. R. Co. ; Rev. J. R. Felder, Per-y,Ga.; Col. E. K. Sparks, Albany, Ga.; C. Master, son, l.sq. .Sheriff flibb Co.,Ca.; J. A. Butts, Bainbridge, Ga. ; Rev. J. W. l$urk, Macon, Ga.; Virgil Powers, turt. Ga. S. W. R. R.j Hon. Alexander H. Stephens. Ve have tested its virtues personally, and know that for Dyspepsia, Biliousness and Throbbing Head ache, it is the best medicine the world ever saw. W "tiave tried forty other remedies before Simmons Liver Regulator, and none of them gave us more than tem lt.rary relief ; the Regulator nnt only relieved, but i:urd US." Ll. TliLEOKAPH AND M KSSKNl.KR, MACON, G MANUFACTURED ONLY BY J. II. ZK1L1X St CO.. Philtaebbia. Pa. era J. ? ,'-""i'-!r,TTi'i.r'-i id - iv Schedule in effect Feb'y. 21, '98. Korf !.!: Sl South n R. R. Mail and 'Cipress trains, Southbound, dily (ex ..c'tt Sundays,) leave ElUabth City at n:.Ka. hj.. Northbound, daily, (except; r:inudavs) leave Elizabeth City at 2:45 -p. 111. Trains Nos. 3 and 4 leave Kliaa ;Vth City Southbound 6 p. m., North i.nid 9:20 a. 111. The trains arrive at rand depart from Norfolk & Western d ?t, Norfolk; connect at Norfolk with r.!! Rail and Steamer lines, and at .Sideuton with Steamer for Roanoke, Casiie, Chowan nud Scuppernong s i vers; Transfer steamers to ilackey:s J-'piry, thence by Norfolk & Southern ?. R. to Roper, Pantego, and Bell lit veu, connecting with steamer Vir ji'iia D?ire or Aaklcy ville, Aurora .i ashington and all intermediate land, Pastern Carolina D:spatch AND. Old Doiri iuiou SjIiio The steamer Neuse leaves Elizabeth City Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 6 p. ;u., lor Newbeni. connecting with the A. & N. C. li R.for Goldsboro Kinstoa, and Morehead City, and with the V. N. & N. R. R. for Jacksonville, Wilminstcu, N. C , etc. Returning ;,ravu Ne-.vbern ?.fo:day, Wedcdaj arid Friday. Stops t Eoanoke Is land, Ocracoke and Orieuteil in both liirectjous Tickets on iale at Elisabeth Cirj f.-ta.tiou to all landings, Newberne Winston, Goldsboro, Morehead Cit ittad Wilmington, N. C. Daily alj rail service betwtea EHia beth City and New York, Philadelphia HaUiraore aud Norfolk. Through cars and as iaicker time than by a-i w rates antl Other rput.e. shipped vis ". aa follow fit Sonthern W. ft B. R. n; Philadcl- fdrect all Kxds to o "75aster!i Carolina Dispa-. Norfolk by Norf R.niU'oad; Baltimore by R., I'teident Street Stat 'hia, Philadelphia R. R., Dock ritreei .Station; New Vork, by PennylvaniQ II. R., 1-ier 27 Notii; River, aid Old dominion Line. For further information aply to M 71. Suou-den, Agent, Elizabeth City, 01 to the General Office? of the Norfolk & .Soii'hern R. R. Company, Norfolk, Vs Vi. K. KING, General Manager. II. C. UUDGINS, C. F. & r. Ayt PETTIT'S North Carolina Lines C. L. PETTIT, Manager. titfcinmer NEWTON will leave Noj iolk fo Elizabeth City, Creswell and av landings on Wednesdays and Sat urdays at 4 p. in., Elizabeth City foi Creswell on Thujsuys and Monday, at 9:30 a. m. Returfciag, will leave Creswell for Norfolk on Tuesdays and Fridays at 4 a. m., aud Elizabeth City same day at 3:30 p. m.j arriving in .Norfolk next day. Steamer Harbingvr will loave Nor folk for Elizabeth City, Hertford an.? f.av las? din irs. on Tuesday and Fri tfays at 4 p. m., Hlizabeth City to- j ilertrora weanesaays ana rmuraays a 3:30 a. m Returning, will leave Ilert ford for Norfolk Mondays, and Thui tlays at 7 a. ra. and F4izabeth City same day at a jo p. m., arriving i& Norfolk next dav. W' W. 2JOK.R18STT, A. Elizabeth City, It. O. FOR THE CHILDREN! Until further notice I will 011 &ch SATURDAY MAKE ONJt DOZEN DIAMONDS! ISTPHOTOG-RAPHS, For 50c. OR ONE DOZEN M ANT E LLO CARDS, FOR $1.00 OF ALL SCHOOL CHILDREN The New Photographer, LIZ. CITY, N. C. OVER 600 PEO PLE DROWNED. Two Ships Collide In A Dense Fog, one Sinking Instantly. Halifax, July 6. The Alkn line steamer Grecian has just ntered the harbor with the ship Cromartyshire in Unw The i: tter reports that at about Hv: o'clock on the morning of the Fourth she collided with the steamer La llur;joy ne. bound from New York t' Havre carry ing eight hundred passengers, in a dense fog sixtv milts south of Sable Island. The steamship sank almost instantly and only two hundred people saved among them only one woman. All of the shipi officers were drowned. When the collision occurred most of the passengers were asleep. Few had time to reach the deck. The only woman saved was Mrs. A. Jyacasse, her husband having placed her on a life raft with another woman; the other woman was washed off and drowned. Capt- Baudoin stood on the bridge and went down with the ship refusing to leave her. Capt. Cromarty says the steamer struck him at full speed, tearing his bow entirely off. Rescued men frou steanier says that the ship struck the steamer amidships, and the ihip cre&ned and went down sid ways immediately. Washington, D. C, Among the passengers on board the Ls Bourgoyne were Anthony Pols lock and wife, well known Waahingtontans going to Paris to visit their family There are some people who aie never todtiv 311 anj thing. It is al ways, "Iidon't know, " pr "I guess so-' There is a worid of such peopie, and it is refreshing sometimes to' hear a pr. sou speak as one having couyictions, like Mr. Chas. F. Snyder, of Bangor, Pa., who wrote ; "I can heartily recouv mend Simmons Liver Emulator to all jsrho are troubled with Dyspepsin or Liver otnplaiut." It Is Retribution? Thirty years ago in the United States Senate, Senator Matt Carpenter, discussing the Cuban question, turning to Senator Sumner, prophetically said: "But there are truths so mighty that if men hold their peacethe sjtones will cry out, and it is th silence of that Senator that leads me now to address the Senate. We have happily escape ed from the curse of human slavery ourselves, but as be le volence is stayed by no barrier of nature, acknowledges no limits of human dominion, we cannot, blameless, remain in different. "Now, sir, I submit upon this state of facts, which the Cubans offer to establish by judicial evidence, a great wrong, or, rather, an unaccountable series of wrongs, has been committed by our government. We are solemnly bound by the law of nations, properly construed, ex pressly pledged by our own de clarations upon this subject, to stand entirely neutral between Spain and Cuba, but as the law has been administered it has been a shield to Spain, a sword to Cuba. Liberty in Cuba is in the helpfulness of infancy; its life is feeble, its pulse low. I do not invoke your aid on behalf of Cuba; I only ask that to be done, the neglect of which would justly bring war upon us if Cuba had the strength to enforce her rights. As it is, whether the United States does its duty or violates its duty, Cuba is without remedy. But there is a bar, the bar of impartial history, before which all governments must stand; there is a God and a great book in which deeds of nations are written, and there is retribu tion for every nation which. knowing its duty, does it not." Are we suffering today as a nation because we failed of our duty thirty years ago? There is one little maxim That now I will name, Which may bring what is better Than riches or fame. All those who will ljeed it Good appetite find, Strong nerves, rosy cheeks. And vigor of mind. It will banish dyspepsia, Rhemmatism and gout; That Tired feeling conquer, Prive scrofula out. And 1ere is the maxim Its wisdom is sure-r Take Hood's Sarsaparilla And keep your blood pure. Accident On Tbe Fturth. Premature Discharge of a Can non Seriously Injures Charles Rosier. Special from Beaufort, N. C, says: At Fort Macon Monday in a firing of the annual Fourth of July salute of fortv six guns, the eighth shotexpleded premature ly and sersously if not fatally wounded Artilleryman Chat. Rosier. His eyesight is destroy ed, face, arms and chest badly burned. A colored volunteer of the Oxford com j. any arrived Satur day night and was drowned Sunday morning in the surf by the undertow. The Chief Burgess of W ilesburg, Pa., says DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the best pills he ever used in his fami ly during forty years house keeping. They cure constipation, sick headach aud stomach and liver tioubies. small in size but great in results. Griggs & son. Sorry He Enlisted. The Atlanta Constitution prints tht following letter, re cently written by a new recruit: "Dear Jane Jane, I'm in trouble. I've done enlisted in the aimy, an' I'm sorry fer it. I wisa I was home. Jane, you will do me this One favor: Write to the War Department an' tell the President the children is down tyith the measles, and your old rheuma ttera is broke out ag'in, an, you needs m$ afc ftpme. Will you do this much for me, Jane? Qh! Jane, I'm in deep trouble! Jane my dear Jane if the children ain't got the measles, send 'em over jn the Qrcen neighborhood. The Greens is always got fein, an the ehildren'll be shore to ketch 'em there. Will you do this fer me, Jane? Oh, Jaue, don't foreake jne- Ain't I your hus band?" A Good Days Work. brother was in such a condition that lie could uct s'Slk but a short dis tance without resting. He hijd n strength and his blood was very poor, He has been taking Hood's Sarsapar- oii the farm. We feel he v6wes hi J ilia an J can now co a good day s work health to this rr.edjcine." Miss Eva Moss, Whitehall, a, HOOD'S PILLS are the only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Easy and yet efficient. Will Sue For Ppftce, Madrid, July 7. The Minister of Marine denies that Cauiara has been ordered to return. It is reported that Lieut. Gem eral Carrea, Minister of War, is preparing for peace on a basis of the Independence of Cuba and the Philippines, the United States to occupy Porto Rico unfil the war indemnity demand ed is paid. Hob Moore, qf La Fayette, ind., says that for constipation he has foufid DeWitt's Little Early Risers to be per fect. They never gripe. Try them for stomach aud liver troubles. Griggs & Mounting Gun?, Washington, July 7. No news of renewed bombardments received. Press dispatches from Madrid sgys the land attack has been resumed. Shafter pable that he is mounting guns to rake the Spanish trenches, but no bombardment is expected yet. Storm has subsided, but the roads are too wet to move the large guns. Do YouJLJse It? It's the best thing for the hair under all circumstances. Just as no man by taking thought can add aa inch to his stature, so no preparation can make hair. The utmost that can be done is to pro mote conditions favorable to growth. This is done by Ayer's Hair Vigor. It re moves dandruff, cleanses the scalp, nourishes the soil in which the hair grows, and, just as a desert will blossom under rain, so bald heads grow hair, when the roots are nour ished. But the roota must be there. If you wish your hair to retain its normal color, or if you wish to restore the lost tint of gray or faded hair use Ayer'5 Hair Vigor. HOBSOrl AND GREY EXCHANGED, They Will Be Brought At Once To This Country. Washington, July 6. The War Department received a message this morning from General Shatter savin? he is just in receipt of a message from General Toral agreeing to ex change Hobson and his men the exchange to be made in the morning. He refused on yes terday to exchanp-e. Shafter says Hobson and his men will be brought at once to this country. Shatter also reports all quiet Young leaves today for Key West. Hawkins is wounded in tht foot; others well. Later General Corbin is just in receipt of a telegram saying Hobson. and Jiis crew have been exchanged. Exchanged On Even Terms. Off Juraqua, July 7. Hobson and his crew were exchanged yesterday by the Spanish on even terms aud were ccQrted through the lines by Captain Chad wick amid wild demonstra tions on part of the troops. They were then iakeu on board the New York where they received a grand ovation. Hobson says he was well treated while irn prisoned and $ in excellent health, Washington, July 7 Ofacial notice has been received ans nouncing the exchange of Hob son arid h3 crew on equal terms as to rank. To prevent pale and delicate chil dren from lapsing into chronic inva lids jtej- in life, they should take Ayer's Sarsaparilla together with plenty of wholesome food and out-door f ercis- What they need to build up the system it good red blood. Cartridges Explode. London, July 6. While the steamship Manitoba, recently purchased by the American government, vvas being loaded, a case containing cartridges, mark ed merchandise, accidentally fell The cartridges exploded, killing five workmen, injuring thirty others and seriously damaging the ship. The killed were torn in atoms, and the younded ter ribly mangled, Wants Peace. Vienna, July 6. The Pope appeals to the Emperor of Aus tria as a Catholic sovereign to assist Spain to obtain an honor able peace. The Emperor re plies that he is willing, with the aid of two other powers, to use his influence to bring about honorably lasting peace. Colon's Losses Small. Guantanoma Bay, July 7. Tl.g Resolute arrived here with 508 prisoners including 18 officers, the crew of the Chre&tobel Colon. The number killed and wounded on the Colon is remarkably small only 3 killed and 13 wounded and all the sailors cap tured. The Spaniards are cheer ful. The officers say they have had nothing to eat for 24 hours previous to the destruction of the fleet. They had great difficulty in getting the men to their posts. Therefore large quantities of li quor was given out. Many still show signs of intoxication. The officers say the order of attack was given out by minister of Marines at Madrid. They state that none of the Sailors expect ed to live after the engagement all the valuables were put on board the Colon as she was the swiftest in the fleet. They pro fess great admiration of the Americans and say if the Amer icans had pressed the land forces the Spaniards would have been compelled to surrender. The troops were completely worn out and starving. The body of Yoeman Ellis was burried at dusk Tuesday evening near the site on the hill where the marines were en trenched. The mortality at Santiago is heaviest in the four colored regs iments of the United States reg ulaj army, the Ninth and Tenth cavalry and Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth infantry. All the officers of these regiments are white. HORRIBLE KENTUCKY ( RIME. Two Well Kn iwn Men Killed and Two Ladies Badly Wounded. Harrodsburg, Ky , July 5. One of the most horrible ciimes in the history of Mercer county occurred at Cornishville last night and as a result two of the best known men in that scctioti Thomas Benton Hale and Mer ritt Adkinson, lie dead and Miss Julia Poulter and Miss Camp bell are both shot through the body and it is thought will die. Thedemoo who did the bloody- work is Richard Volaw, aged twenty-one. Volaw who was crazed, with liquor, went to the gospel tent and became very disorderly. Mr. Hale cautioned him to be quiet, and Volaw shot him, killing him instantly. Mr Adkinson rn to the spot aud the second shot killed him The fiend then fired two shots into the crowd of worshippers. One ball passed eutirely through Miss Campbell's body inflicting wnac 13 consiqerea a ratal wound and the other struck Miss Poul ter in the btgk and it ii believed the will die. Volaw then mounted his horse and galloped away. As soon as possible a hundred men started in pursuit, but at last reports had not captured him. Few medicines have held their ground so successfully as Ayre's Cher ry I'ectoral. During the bast fifty years, it has been the most popular of an cougn cures ana the demand for it to-day is greater than, pyer before. t rorapi 10 aei aria sure to cur. In The Hands of Committee, Washington, July 6. The resolution Introduced in the Senate thanking Commodore Schley and the ottcers and men under his command "for the heroic and distinguished con duct in deitroyine Cevera's fleet," went tP the samruittee on Naval Affairs, who will report as 'to whom credit of the victory i due. Thousands of peisous have been cur ed of piles by using DeW'tt's Witch Hazel Salve. It heals promptly and cures eczema aud all skin diseases. It gives immediate relief. Griggs & Son. As Reported By Spain. Madrid, July 6. An official dispatch from Havana says the Americans have made another attack on Tunas The enemy fired over a thousand projectiles, damaging several house and wounding five Spaniards. Bat teries forced the Americans to withdraw. Communication with Santi ago has been restored. AmerU cans made , an attack on shore yesterday wounding seven men. Military organizationshave de cided to telegraph congratula tions to the troops at Santiago and present medals to them, also to Cevera's troops. K lura'e Ycur (i.im'.j Vsh rns 3'.TW. Candy CatUur'is-, truro constipation fort-vet Jc. 25e. It C. C- C. t'iil, druL'isti refund iuouoi Visits The Vizcaya. Off Santiago, Tuesday, July 5. Correspondents who visited the wreck of the Vizcaya found the upper deck of the ship ens tirely gone. Frightful destruct ion everywhere. Dead gunners were lying at the gjns and scores of dead sailors on the after deck amid the debris of small arms, guns and wreckage. 1 JOME persons say it is natural for them to lose flesh during summer. 9 10 But losing flesh is losirg ground. Can you afford to approach another win ter In this weakened con dition? Coughs and colds,weak throats and lungs, come quickest to those who are thin in flesh, to those eas ily chilled, to those who have poor circulation and feeble digestion. Emaallsson s : 1 a o ii of cod lev?? oit wtth hypo phosphttea does just as much good in summer as 9 e in winter. It makes flesh in August as well as April. You certainly need as strong nerves in July as in January. And your weak throat and lungs should be healed and strength ened without delay. All DrURiriaU, We and fl. rj SCOTT A BQWNg, CfraatoU. Hew Tot 1 U W W w. k TUG fiQilT SINKS HI THE CASHffi BIVER. Tli o Captain. Is Badly Burned Anc( Engi neer Escapes Through Fire. Tuesday night the tug W. K. U Lane, owned by Hianning Manufacturing Ot EdentOn. went Hnuin boat the Co., - H ft in Cashie river, and the crew came uear losing their lives. The tug was heavily loaded with raftiug gear and mi rounding a point struct, capsizing and siuking almost instantly. Captain Elmer E. Hines was badly burned; tne engineer having to escape from his cabin through fire. The tug Branniug went to the rescue and saved the crew, . ,a - Win you battle against disease by acting prqmptly. One minute Cough ure proaiice9 immediate results. When taken early it prevents cansumn. tiou. An4 in later stagca it furnishes prompt relief, Griggs & 3on. History Repeats Itself. (Atlanta Constitution,.) The State of North Carolina in the prest war with Soain bids fair to repeat the nagnifi cent record which it made in the late war between the States. This is evident from the fact that North Carolina has uotonlv furnished to the vyar its first vic tim in the person of Ensiem Bagley, but that she has other wise distinguished herself with deeds of valor and oatrotism. With respect to the late war General lames M. Rayl of Ashe, ville, N. C, ths wr.ites: "North Carolinians have made much history, but have written very little of it. This old Rio Van Winkle State, slow to act in the early sixties, awoke from her ieth-rgy at the richt time, and went into the war, as 5)4 e does everything wheu aroused, with her whole soul and strength. With a voting population of 1 1 5,000, she furnished th? Con teaerafe states army over 125, 000 troops more than any oth, er yeeeeding State. The first soldier killed in a regular en gagement was ot this nuniber, the gallant Henry Wyatt, who at Bethel, with two other com rades, volunteered the hazardous undertaking of burning a cabin in advance, of our lines to pre vent the Federal sharp shooters from using it. Of the ninety two regiments engated in the seven days' fight in front of Richmond, forty six just one half of them were North Care liniaus; and of the tilled and wounded at Ch.ancellorsville, fully one half of them were from this state. At Gettysburg, the Twentysixth North Caro lina infantry, which wow honors never surpassed in heroism and sacrifice, entered the fight with 820 rank and file, and lost ia killed and wounded 704, nearly 90 per cent. Company F. of tnis regiment Irom Caldwell munty, North Carolina, com coanded by Captain R. M. TuS tie, went into the engagement ninety one strong, and every man was killed or wounded. The flag of this regiment was cut down fourteen times, the last time from the hands of the daring commander. Colonel Burgyn, who was killed. About the same time Lieut. J. R. Lane was shot in the head, suppose to be fatally; but he recovered and succeeded to, the command of the regiment. Colonel Lane still survives, An erroneous idea prevails with many that Zebulon H. Vance commanded the Twenty sixth at Gettysburg, but he had been elected govern or of North Carolina in 1862. resigning the colonelcy of his regimeut in August of that year, and Lieutenant Colonel Harry King Burgwyn, not then twenty one years old, succeeded him. The last charge made at Apptmtttox was made by a North Carolina brigade, led by the intrepid General Grimes, and later, when that grand man, Robert E. Lee, said for the last time 'stack arms' it was found that one half of them were in the hands of North Carolinians Skin Diseases Cored. For the cure of tetter, itcn, ecaema trVSlDelaS and all irritatinn nf V skin. Dr. Edmondson'a Ectema Cre 1j the standard. Price 25 centa per bot tle. Adareas Dr. Frand Edmonson Atlanta. Ga. BROOKLYN WAS HIT 45 TIMES. By Disabling The Brooklyn the Span iards Hoped To Escape. Guaptanamo, July 7. It is learned that Cervera's intention. in making the dash from Santi ago harbor, was to go to Cien - .e.a iVll J fuegos for provisions and coal, it succesful 111 evading the Amencaus. The Spanish prisoners says fire was concentrated on th Brooklyn, hoping to disable her, tuus giving an opportunity to escape. ineBrooklvn was hit forty.five times. All Hands Drunk. Kington, Ttmaica. Tulv f ixonc 01 tne opanisn s " I f . m ervera s neet can be sa the crews beached them. t,vry ! eort was made to s.mah them; not a single ome of them went down gamely but each etruck colors and surrendered. The speed of the Oregon while chasing the Christobal Colon was phenomenal. The Brook Iyn hooked up her five engines but the Oregon staved with the Colon, When the Oregon nut tne prize crew aboard of the Colon they found the crew of Colon all drunk, the wine room being epeued to the men. 1 he ship was splendidly an pointed: had five hundred tons of flour, live chickens, pigs, milch cows etc., on board. General lyinares pistol ana clotlies were r ' , ... tound aboard, showing his in tention tQ escape by her. All hne plate equipments lost. the Oquendo fired the first shot as she was comincr out of he harbor The bodies of the Spanish d,ea.d are floating near ne wrecks. The American shin Brooklyn was hit thirty-seven times: the Oregon once and the Texas twice, with no serious damage to any. The creator includes the less. Hood's Sarsaparilla V It will purify and en- ncn your blood and do you wonderful good. The Ships of Cervera'a Squad ron. The following is a liat of the ships composing Admiral Ccr- vera squadron: Maria Teresa Armored cruis er; legnth 364 feet; displacement 6,890 tons; natural speed, 18.5 knots; complement, 484 men; armament two 1 1 inch and ten 5.5 inch guns, eight 6 pounder and 10 1 pounder rapid fire guns, ten machine guns and eight torpedo tubes. Christobal Colon Armored cruiser, length 328 feet; diss placement. 6 840 tons; natural speed 19.5 knots; complement, c;oo men: armament, two 0.8 inch guns, 10 6 inch rapid fire guns, six 4.7 inch rapid fire. - w ten 6 pounders and ten 1 pound er rapid fire guns, two machine guns and 4 torpedo tubes. Almirante Oauendo Armor- ed cruiser; length 364 feet; dis placement, 6,890 tons; natural speed 18.? knots: complement 484 men; armament, two 1 1 inch, ten 5.5 men, eight 6 pounder and ten 1 pounder rapid fire, ten machine guns and eight torpedo tubes. Vizcaya Armored cruiser; length 364 feet: displacement, 6.860 tons; natural speed, 18.5 knots; complement 484 men: t rmament, two ii inch, ten 5.5 inch, eight 6 pounder rapid fire. ten 1 pounder rapid fire, ten machine guns and six torpedo tubes. Pluton, Furor Torpedo boat destroyers. There is more Catarrh in thic m..c tion of the country than all other dis eases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incura ble. For a great many years doctors ptonounced it a local disease, and pre- arriherl local remelin nnA Iit rnn- stantly falling to cure with local treat- IUCUl, )l UUUUUI.CU 11 IDLUraDJC Science has proven catarrh to be a con stitutional disease, and therefore re quires constitutional treatment. Hall's . . . . rs . . 1 , . . t-aiarm cure, maouiktiurea uy r. j. Chenev Sl Co.. Toledo. Ohio, it the only constitutional cure on the market. 11 iat.cu luicruauy in UUKS irom 10 drops to a teaspoonrul. It acts di rectly on the blood and mucous sar faces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimo nials. Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold byDrugjrist, 75c.; Hall's Family Pill5 are the best. fSYXNO mm rAGT0Rr to CONSUMER. O SI.39 1 i Um Urgent aia VJ ever marie Our new 11- Ml 'waiojr t ir- fA n. Crockery. W Jlby l arriaffM, H -ir.irer.tor..r)a Mir- aaki... w.l7', VT'.T. -" n-iidoinip, writ to-dar CATAUKHJE Id W VI '' ' ,l" ii you win aamrle. fA end tks. utamn Vl.tM... ..Lrl"L, ' are I Ii is nmaih mn.i i . w O) Mkla purcliM mmH ofr. o $7.45 o. bura a rnade-to-jrour-mNU-ure All-Wool Cheviot Bult, exprpsaatf prepaid to your suiiou. Wriirt for free ru IO orue aud aaml. AJurve (exactly as below). 7 Junius iimr.s & son. V Dept. 909. BALTIMORE. M0. O ftVO0Oj S.L.STORER ACO IO FULTON FISH MAUKRT TV13W YORK. We work harder for the inter ¬ est of the Southern fishermen than any house in the business. ii your stencil is not in good order let us know, tWe Employ no Aleuts and Pay no Commissions. SCHOONERS ARE BEING CAPTURED AND MUST BE UNLOADED ! -CALL AT BERGERON'S THE Job For Everybody To UNLOAD - SCHOONERS. Sleady Employment for all during the Summer' Don't wait until your Wheel gives out before you have it re paired. Brind it to P. DeLON, An ExDcrlaneed Rlntnln Repairer. and have it put in perfect order. Work executed promptly aud prices at living rates.- My shop is thoroughly equip ped with all modern improve ments, and what can't be repair ed in DeLon's shop can't be fixed this side of the factory. A lull stock of Bicvcle Suo, plies always on hand at lowest prices. Shop No. 40, Matthews St., EUZAETH CITY, N. Boyoide Houoo KITTY yaWK, N. C, W. J. TATE, Prop. V NfcW BUILDING, COMPUTED SEP TEMBER 1, 1897. Open ThoYcnr Hound. Beautifully located the Tioari nf Kitty Hawk Bay half mile from Atlan tic Ocean. A Veritable Paradlie for the Summer Ylsitor. Here the .Sum. mer Visitor can Bathe, Sail. Row, Fish, Ride through Virgin Pine Forests or Shoot Shore Birds to his heart's con tent. Climate as Pure and health the South affords. Mean Tempers tare for past Decade ; Summer, 74 Ltef-rees ; Winter, 4 1 Deerees. Teleirranh nffic and TeletraDhic connections to nil points. Post Office in Building and Daily Mails. 35 miles from Elitabeth City; 12 miles from Historic Roanoke Island Reached from Elizabeth Citr br Stmt. Ray every Tnesdav. rhursv and Saturday. Table supplied with the best. Rates reasonable. WLTSrJ?JEI. Tiuiipoi Coopci Write or call to see H. T. Greenleaf, P. O. Box 25, Elira !beth City, N. C. ( 9