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! ill nost-oHlce address.
. .i., I'.inghampton, N.
iM'tnrs of this paper
-i'iniineneNs of this
Beautiful eyes frow dull and dim
Aa the swift years steal away.
Ceautlful, willowy forms so slim
Lose fairuess with every day.
But she still is queen and hath charms to
ajjare
Whr wears youth's coronal beautiful
hair.
Preserve Your Hair
and you preserve your youth.
"A woman is as old as sue
looks," Bays the world. No
woman looks as old as she is
if her hair has preserved its
normal beauty. You can keep
hair from falling out, restoring
its normal color, or restore the
normal color to gray or faded
hair, by the use of
Ayer'S Hair Vigor.
,n(,r K'i "11 lnt week appoint-
KiHrt .1 .h iirin a veteran en-f,-r
"f weight) and meaa
.linn ! Mr. .!.('. M. Lurngden.
l,intiN.-iit h for two years and
,ry : 1 " 1 J'it j ear.
!'.. r.r l ifly tints.
,lt. .ilinlilt. iMirc, niiilcpH tvnnk
I.;.-, i .if. 5iio.ll. All UruKKista.
pany's conservative reckoning, of
1 rH,2'.i7. The total income last year
Ifuril iili"n Uommeimeuiant.
I in nit AM MK.
tin? nl I'.xerciBeo. Chorut
mm. i i,l March, II. N. llartlett.
Hill- I 1,1' I lr v e Ml II ni e II d VI
y, u-r.'ir l'ej ton Mollit, Lexing
.: driit inn Florence in the
f r tit tirtila, I.ella Hojd Kirk-h-uii
d.inlen; Oration The
re nl I i n mlrt in America, Thoa.
IVar-nti, Archer, r l(irida;Ora
iilurt I ".wnirig. arah Walker
nl, M ii hIihw, N. C; Oration
r in National l'rogress, Vernon
llrovMi. Archer, Florida; Ora
iHiir f :iii'l S xjialism, Deborah
Wliii". Kf-lvidere, N. C; Ora
lis I It-1 Mt ion of Evolution to
turn, losetui iiosKinn itiair,
ill 'nli'ie; Conferring DegreeB,
nt I,. I.. Ilobbs; Piano (Juar-rifM'-i
March, (Alhalia) Alen-
ii mi -llertha Snow, Mrs. Al-
mano Kathlene l.indlev.
men.
iureate Address, Allen Jay,
ii College, Indiana; Alumni
mi, s p. m.
Tim lUujr la Catting Teeth,
ami use that old and well-
knifily, Mrs. Wins lows Sooth-
iu i', lor children teething, it
thf child, softens the gums,
an tmi n. cures winti conic anu
ilifft ri inedr fordiarrhoe. Twen-
I'ftiU h bottle.
The Connectleot Mutual Ufa.
The statement of the Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Company is
printed elsewhere in this issue.
The report hows gross assets of
$02,052,31'.), and a surplus, by the com-
17,-
year was
practically $8,0K,O0o. since the Con
necticut Mutual began business its
policy holders have paid In $1112.111,
K(Mi. There has been returned to them
$182,451,110, or OS per cent, of all they
have paid in, and they still have &9 as
sets of the company the great sum of
$G2,95'2,349.
The Connecticut Mutual is the largest
moneyed institution in New Eng
land and is strong as it is large. It
is proverbial for its solidity. The
chief criticism passed upon it in insur
ance circles is that it is too safe a
most comfortable judgment for those
whom it insures. It is conducted for
the bent lit of its members and the ef
fort of its able mangement is to secure
the best possible results for them. It is
not in the race for new business just
for the sake of the figures. It is con
ducted to give the most ceriain insur
ance on the best possible terms.
The Connecticut Mutual takes such
business as is worth taking, but re
fuses to enter the race that would
force its old members to pay for the
new insurance, it has already Im
mense size and absolute strength. Its
business is based on such calculations
that it could go right on, if need be,
the last member's death without any
loss to any one. But, as direct result
of that policy, thoughtful and conserv
ative people, disturbed at the pace set
by some of the racing concerns, are
year by year seeking the Connecticut
Mutual for safety and bringing to it
the very best sort of insurance that
upon the lives of careful people.
When you are weak.tlred and lifeless,
you need to enrich and purify your
blood with Hood s barsaparilla.
HEAVY EARTHQUAKES.
Tu i;llnal Kairolnga Paaaatt
ink, Mich., II A bill passed
wrr limine or the Legislature
wliii h raises t he specific taxes
mail i iirninjfs in Michigan from
tu Hliiut twice that amount.
M :r'' ii follows : Koads earn-
otlisn fi.iMio per mile, 2 1-2 per
nun fj moo to $1,000 I per cent;
hhio to tn.uio t; per cent; over
S" -T rent. This is a partial
fur i.iivtTiior Pingree.
Kwrtlxuly buys So.
' tm'aii Iv Ciithurtic, the most won
Mh.'.ii .1: ., ,frv of tiio ure, pleas-riMr.-j.tnn.r
to t-ho tuste, act KC"Uy
liv. ly nn ki.lnoys, liver mid bowels,
f llif fn'ire ftvstcm. dlsiK-1 colils,
uliielii', li'viT. liiUiitiuil constipation
MNiiist. I'lcuso buy and try a box
C t'i-t.i 1 1). 'S. 50 cents. Hold and
lU'ed to cure by ull druggists.
A Tmiii llold-Up.
T(im ,, Texas, May 11. The
'ml Soutlu rn l'acitic passenger
Tc iielii un bv masked men
'tied about 25;) miles west of
rltrtlli- niii.nlni. A ftt. tnwn
!4 .lit. Mip. ULlvc:a
'l'tr! of tiit express car, one
'obttei-H entered and dynamited
safes ,.f the Wells Fargo Ex-
t
"ttil'snv. Hoth the tbrousrh
l safe were onenpil and their
ff'lireil. TtiM Inp.al aaf con-
'-'HI (ir .t(IMII Tha imnimt,
froin ttiw ti irinrh an fa ia nn-
dut ir -,, t,ki;u.,i,il it it 111 not
.-- v wa a v a a biw
w K.'iMiior ,s.(M)0.
PtGLE ARE CONVINCED
''7 re:il the testimonials
Ua Two of the Leeward lalsnda Fifty
Killed on One and Folly Twenty-Are
Mure Reported to be Loat at Point a
Pltre.
TheNew"iork Journal of the 12 h
says : ' Earthquakes are shaking the Is
lands of Guadeloupe and Alontserrat,
or the Leeward group, in the West In
dies. The cabin a few days ago report
ed that a number of persons had been
killed at uuaueioupe. Details were
supplied by the Quebec liner Madiana,
which arrived here yesterday from
Leeward Island ports. When the
steamer reached Antigua, forty miles
from Guadeloupe, on May 1, every one
in the port was discussing the shocks
The heaviest had occurred two days
before when nity colored people bad
i t , i a ; t . 1 l l . l
oeen miieu outriguii oj ueiug ourieu
in the ruins of their houses. In a
brick church a congregation of 200
people were caught by the collapse of
the walls and fifty crushed to death.
Those in the streets saw the house
sway back and forth and the walls of
brick structures crack.
The report also said that twenty-five
or thirty people had lost their lives at
Point-a-Pire. Twelve brick houses in
Guadeloupe had been demolished, and
scores of others cracked and seamed
bv the shocks. - From Antigua the
Madiana steamed to Montserrat, arriv
ing there on May 2. There, too, a state
of terror existed. That island was
rocked like a boat at sea on April 30.
Six houses were destroyed but no
lives lost. '
I'Muento Your l'oirels Willi OsKrnrot.
C'nmty (;at hurtle, euro constipation forever
lOv;, Sjj. If C. C. C. fail, Urutftfists refund money-
AN ABSCOft DIN8 DEBTOR.
Mlchaal Trevar tHcfca-g4, Umt im Agate
Arreataxl.
Nob folk, Vs., May 12 Miehal
Traver, of Patqaotaok county, N.
C , who has been in the Norfolk j il
since April Z4tn on the charge of oe
ing an abscotidirg debtor, was b
fore the Court of Law and Chancery
to-day on a writ of baba crpn.
Alter a hot I gl battle be was dis
charged from custody on a techni
cality, tb papr in the cae not
having been made returnable to
court on the proper day.
He left court at oaee but was soon
after re-arreattd upon criminal war
rants which charged bim with being
an absconding debtor. Upon these
new warrants he is charged with get
ting $9,000 under falsa pretences
$C 000 from Wilson Davis, of Princes
Anne, acd $3 000 from D. C. Fore
maij, of Berkley the transaction
bei io the purcbase of farms from
tht persons named, iu payment for
which he tendered negotiable notes
secured on Chicago suburban prop
erty. North Carolina Odd-rello wa.
Charlotte, N. C, Mny 12 The
Grand Lodge of OJd-Fellows ad
j turned late this aftoroon, deciding
to meet ia lialeigh next year. The
following officers were elected:
Grand Master J. P. Sawyer Asbe
ille; Deputy Grand Master. Robert
W. Murray, Greensboro; Grand
Warden, B. 8. Royster, Oxford;
Giand Secretary, B If. Woodell,
Raleigb; Grand Treasurer, R. J.
Jones, Wilmington, Colonel John F.
Bruton, Wilson, and C. F. F. Lums
den, Raleigh, Grand Representatives.
The meeting has been quite success
ful, and the reports show the order
to be rapidly growing
LyochlDc In Alabama.
Montgomery, May 12. Recently,
on two occasions the Kelley family,
living in Madison county, Alabama
have been poisoned. Death follow
ed the first, and the last time eleven
persons stffertd, but none died.
Yesterday two negro girls, Mollie
Smith and Mandy White, were ar
rested and confessed to the poison
ing. Between midnight and day
light last night, a number of neigh-
boiK took the girls in charge, and
this morning their bodies were found
swinging to a limb.
Scalded Her Hatband.
San Augustine, Tex., May 12.
The wife of John Brnuett. livincr
near here, became jealous of her
hasband. While asleep she poured
hot boiling water over him from
bead to hip?, then beat him to unconsciousness.
When h recovf red she was drag
ging him toward a tire she had
built. After a desperate struggle
he escaped. He reach a friend's
house, where he is lying at the point
of death.
Favorable Report aa to Cheatham.
Washington, May 12 A favor
able report on the nomination of
Cheatham as Recorder of Deeds for
the District ot Columbia was made
to the oenate in executive session
this afternoon from the District
Committee. The report was unani
mous, and no opposition was devel
oped in the Senate. No request was
made for action at to-day's session.
and the nomination went to the cal
endar in the regular order. It is ex
. Via . m
pectea mat uneatnam will be con
firmed at the executive session with
out opposition.
The Senate Thursday confirmed
the nomination of H. P. Cheatham
of North Carolina, to be Recorder
of Deeds in the District of Columbia
REPORT FRO I 6CHCRAL Lit.
Expoaltlon at Charlotte Opened.
Charlotte, May 11. The Wo
man's Exposition of the Carolicas,
instituted by the women of Mecklen
burg county, was opened here to
nipht. Mrs. Sallie Southall Cotton,
of Falkland, N. C, made the open
ing address, on "Women Their aims
and purposes." She was one of the
speakers at the Mothers' Congress
in Washington. Miss Sallie Wis
nant made the welcoming address
and Mrs. Minnie Hebbke Kellogg
General Manager, pressed the but
ton that set tne macmnery going
The exposition has an excellent art
display.
of
a. i
ti iinims Snranarilla .Thev are
hy liniirst men and women, and
Ktrnihtforward state
', '""f. I lie people have con-
m HiioiI'h SnrMiinrilla herflliae
f')W it v tiKillv and nermauentlv
even nl. i ' .ii..:
' Pills ar,
urn
t.
the only pills to take
ir-iit,arifla. Kasy and yet
c'k Ai-'iiirmy Commencement.
''"I"' to jicL una. lmt era roreinf. nf
'itiun to -,e iirt-nfrir at the com-
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Fessfu
Will ituliuoa Oin I lm
1 r,,l. Camnhell has made a
N"i"'em of bia ailmAl and d.
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Ui bring tbii about.
BRITISH BIMETALLISTS.
Committee of Parliament Favors Inter
national Nfcotlatloua.
London. Mav. 13 There was a
meeting here to-day of the bimetallic
parliamentary committee of the llouse
nf Commons. A Dart from the mem-
hem of Parliament there were several
prominent bimetallifts and well
known labor leaders present. Sir
William Henry Ilouldsworth, Con
aorvitive. who was the delegate of
nrniir Itritain to the monetary con
ference at Brunei, In is'ja.presmea
llx referred in his address, upon open
ing the meeting, to the growth of bi
mutalliat. oninion in Eoelandand oth-
r nnuntries. and pointed to the fact
I'm - llHriifl t i-.mint v. mi
'. May jMth, The programme
nt one and no doubt will that the gpeciai commissionera of the
" arried out. Mr. N. B. atit,. were now on their way
to France to confer with the bimetal
lists of that country. The chairman
also expressed his opinion in strong
terms that the prospects of an early
International agreement was never
more hopeful.
The committee decided to closely
watch the international negotiations,
and hold itself ready to actively co
operate in them. 4
North Carolina Day.
The day set aside for North Care
inins at the Tennessee Centennial
at Nashville is June 24th.
This date will bring our State Day
during the session of the United
Confederate Veterans and a grea
many veterans are exoected to at
tend from North Carolina. The
selection of that date will insure a
arge crowd on the grounds and
every North Carolinian able to at
tend should be present on that day
These State days were great events
at the Philadelphia Centennial and
the World's Fair at Chicago. At
the Fair, large cities bad their spe
cial days, and a friendly rivalry ex
isted to turn out bier crowds. On
"Chicago Dav'' three quarters of
million people were in attendance
said to be the largest human con
course in history.
8n Francisco Firm Falls.
San Fravcisco, Cal., May 11.
The well established firm of Wil
liams, Brown & Co., wholesale ship
ping and commission merchants, is
in hnancial difficulties, its liabil
ities are said to be $600,000, but its
assets are believed to ba sufficient
to meet most of its obligations. If
the creditors will grant an extension
of time the firm hopes to resume
business. Fr the past nine years
recognized as one
GOLD DIST.
GOLD DUST.
Oer kaitwuiln at Bab aaya .
eargeata Will Wlau
Waabiogion Cor. Ktw York Hmud.J
Comal General L hat made a
report to the State Deprtmtnt de
fccriptiveof the litca'ioa ia Cuba,
which is sa:d to b very startling in
its cbaraeter. Oa account cf tl
revlationa made therein, P id t
Mtkiul-y, I ucdtttood, U r-lnctani
tu make it publie Be has no d
ire to pricipitate a crisis in the Cu-
an matt r at thu time, ftarinsr it
effect upon the tariff muddle.
The report which the Conal Gen
eral has made in regard to the gen
eral situation in Cuba ia dsted a few
days ago. He makes an attack upon
General Weyler. which ia said to be
very savage. H declares; I am
told, that General Wesler ha no
grounds for s ating that the iaUtd
baa b-en pacified; aa a matter of
fact. General Lee dclares tbe in
surrection was never stronger than
at the present time.
Tbe Cabin forces have inert at-d
in numbers tioce the time of bis ar
rival in Cuba, but on account of
their policy and peculiar methods of
warfare, they are pursuit)? the plan
of harrsssiog the Spanish army by
means of guerilla tactics. Be ex
presses the firm conviction, I un
derstand, that the rebels will ba
successful in drivirg tbe Spandiards
rom the island.
insurgent cause growisg.
The Spanish authority in Cuba.
according to the Consul-Genera), is
n a very bad light. On the other
hand, the insurgent cause seems to
be gaming ground. Their policy is
one of delay, and they seem to be
more confident than ever that as a
const qaence of pursuing it they will
be successtul in achieving their inde
pendence. It is trne they avoid a
pitched battle with General Weyler's
oree?, but just as soon as the Span
ish troops leave one province they
resume operations therein. Tne
Spandiards are discontented because
of their failure to get their pay.
b rom present indications Spam is
having great difficulty in getting
another loan. The money obtained
year ago by this method was ex
hausted some weeks ago, and she
has no funds with Which to carry on
the war.
While, ostensibly, William J. Cal
houn has gone to Cuba to represent
this government in the Ruiz investi
gation, the real object of his visit is
to investigate and report upon the
situation on the island.
Senator Foraker, of Ohio, spoke
from an administration standpoint
when be made a statement of this
mport to-day. President McKinley
has declared that Mr. Calhoun has
merely gone to Babana to aid Cen
eral Lee in getting at the facts in
the Ruiz case. Secretary Sherman
has so informed the Spanish Gov
ernment. The instructions to Mr.
Calhoun were so drafted as to re
strict his duties to the proposed in
vestigation. They were submitted
to the Spanish Government for its
approval, and were approved by the
Madrid authorities. Yet, on top of
this action by the President and his
Secretary of State comes this
statement, made to-day by Senator
Foraker in reply to a question on
the policy of the administration of
fered by Senator Alien:
WHAT SENATOR FORAKER SAYS.
"The policy of the administra
tion," he replied, "is to ascertain
at once what the conditions in Cu
ba are. It has taken steps in that
direction, and will in a short time
have before it a report prepared by
its own representative, on which it
will feel warranted in taking posi
tive action."
The administration deeply regrets
congressional agitation of the Cu
ban question at the present tian, es
pecially the necessity which prompt
ed Senator Foraker to make this
statement on the floor of the Senate
to-day. ' Spain has always been jeal
ous of any action on tbe part of this
government which might seem like
an intention to make special investi
gation of the situation of affairs
within the bonndaries of her terri
tory notwithstanding that it is in re
volt.
It was this jealousy which prompt
ed the representations which culmi
nated in the submission of Mr. Cal
houn's instructions to the Madrid
Government for its approval, and
it is, therefore, likely that Senator
Foraker's statement will be made
the subject of an inquiry on the part
of Minister De Lome.
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from morning till night the woman who stilt
uses soap for cleaning. The "Gold Dust' woman
is through by noon as fresh and bright as her
house is clean.
V JtaCmw
Ponder
makes one stroke serve for two in house clean
ingand the saving of money is equal to the
saving of labor. Sold everywhere. Made only by
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transpire in our own State. We will give when ixMible the new that
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State Legislative Reports.
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work of that body. THE CAUCASIAN will present its readers with
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Discussions of the Issues.
Ok Ckkkeator's Eplah DlaaMaS BraaaV
FLORIDA SENAT0RSHIP.
Stephen B. Mallory Elected The Be suit a
Victory for Call.
Tallahassee, Fla., May 14. Ex
Congressman Stephen K. Mallory, of
Pensacola, was elected United States
Senator today, tbe vote on the 25th
ballot of the contest that began on
April 20th standing :
Mallory, 53; W. D. Chipley, 44;
Call. 1.
Cniniey came so near election yes
terday, lacking only 3 votes, while the
ODDOsition was divided among four
candidates, that the leaders of tbe
forces hostile to him, consisting of tne
following of Call, Stockton, Uocker
and some of Raney'a adherents, real
ized that if they should let another
day pass without combining their en
tire strength, Chipley wonld surely
win. A caucus in tne senate cnamoer
last night was the outcome. Several
ballots were taken in which the lead
ing candidates were Mallory, Raney
and Uocker. Finally, at a o'cioca mis
morning, the caucus came to an agree
ment upon Mallory.
Senator Mallory anoke oetore a large
gathering in tbe House of Representa
tives tonight He said that he en-
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