Children's Corner
Movroe, X C, Dec 4, 1837,
Mr. Editor: I hare been wait-
g tome time to toe a letter from
I'oion, County, bat have cot jet
two ote S I will be flnt to aak ad
mittance. I hope I maj be welcome
although I mar not prove interesting
to all' Papa takes jonr paper, and
J I r highly pleased with it, h
also takes our Home paper, the
Monroe Ioqaier, and the Spirit of the
South. I am fonrtttn years "old,
I am a farmer girl. 1 am through
picking fire cent cotton and am now
goiog to school. I like riv teacher
very well although he is a Demccrat.
He is a IVesbvknan Minister and a
good man. His name is Mr. .Sim
Boyd, riease send him a copy of
your paper, address him at Monro,
X. C. I will now answer one of
Jatie Robinson's questions as to
where Columbus is buried. He is
buried at Havana in Cub. I will
now ask the cousins one 'juestion
hope they will answer.
Who are the two greatest States
men in North Carolina today and
why.
Wishing you Buccea.
Vc urs truly,
Maud. C. Skcbk.t.
President Mlnley's
Message to Congress.
f ;-f.tifMKl fn rn first pig.
Ulack man's Mjll-, N. C. P-c. ti.
Mr. Kijitok: I will make my
first, atltmnt tn tMirli,. 4 n.
Mjpapa Ukea itand I enjoy reading et of the sincerity of
HUI (VlUK bU OCUUUI lib U tuwuuu.
Our teacher is l'rof. M. IMackman.
We all like him very well. We nave
about seventy five pupils on roll
now Our music teacher is Mkb
ttetth iteamon cf Clinton, N. C.
I will ack the bojs and girls a
few question.
How many promises are there in ted
I ill close for this time. If this
escapes the waste basket I wi'l come
again.
Bessie 0. W est.
Ulackman's Mills, N. C. lhc. 0.
Dkar Cousins: This ii my first
lettr to The Caucasian, and I
hope it will be a successful one. I
go to School at (Hen wood, and I
take music lessons.
I study hard and I think I am
learning fast. Now I will ask the
boys and girls a few questions.
Who taught George Washington,
his multiplication table?
For fear of the waste basket I will
close. Wishing much success to
The Caucasian.
Very truely,
Yava Wj:st.
Covk, N. ('., Dee. 9. I,S!)7.
Editor Caucasian: As I see
mo many letter In your paper from
our llttlo Cousin. I thought I
would write and answer a few
questions.
The throw ex-Presidents that died
on the fourth day of July were
Adams, Jefferson and Monroe.
i no resident of the Harvard
University whs Charles W. Elliot
L. 1. I). Columbus is buried in
Havana the Capital of Cuba.
Revolutionary war was caused by
taxation. Tho announcement of
I'resldont Polk, was tho first mes
sage overwent by telegraph. For
fear of tho waste basket I close.
Halmk K. Wkihixs.
ANY PERSON
Wishing to know the truth in regard
to their health should' not fail to send
ior a valuable and new 61 page Book
let which will be sent Frm for a short
. inose wno mention this paper.
This book i published by the celebrat
ed physicians n1 specialists Dr.
Hathaway & Co., of 22'a' South Broad
way bt. Atlanta, Oa whom you should
address. Write today.
E06ERT0N S NEW BOOK
Before
rrv-r.t imi upon humanitarian grounds
and ri ako whether this step shouid
betakmwhen it i appartnt that a
hnreiu' rhangt? hu sun rvered in !h
policy of Spain toward Cuba. lie recalls
vfmt nrw ."pants h government pas
p-tig-d itelf to re form and an aba(.d
i.iiirit of the bt)oi-i policy alone,
and Hod that the lirst art of the nw
ICovernnient lie in the? honorable
path. The policj 'f rrul rapine and
extermination tbt ha o Ioiijj shocked
the universal fentimrnt of humauitv
has Itr r r i revrrM-d. Broad clemency it
proffered ; measures have be taken
to relieve the horrors vt starvation.
The power of the .Spanish armien.it
in aerted, is to b- ued not to spread
ruin and desolation, but to protect the
resumption of peaceful agricultural
pursuit and productive industries.
That pant methods are futile to force a
peace by subjugation is freely admit
ted, and that ruin without conciliation
rntjft nevitablj fail to win for Spain
the fidelity of a contented dependency,
decrees in application of the fore
shadowed reforms have already been
promulgated.
The 1'resident describes the reform
policy of the .Spanish government as
to Cuba, a has already been set out in
the press, and sava :
"That the government of Sagasta
has entered upon a course from which
recension with honor is impossible can
hardly be questioned; that in the few
wrs ib nan rimiru n nas maue earn-
Its nrofeRsinrm
is undeniable. I shall not lmnucn itn
sincerity, nor should impatience be
suffered to embarrass it in the task it
has undertaken. It is honestly due to
Spain, and to our friendly relations
with Spain, that she should be given a
reasonable chance to realize her expec
tations and to prove the aserted efli
cacy of the new order of things to
hich she stands irrevocably coram it-
She has recalled the commander
hose brutal orders inrlamei! tha
American mind and shocked the civ
ilized world. She has modified the
horrible order of concentradiction and
has undertaken to care for the helpless
and permit those who desire to resume
the cultivation of their fields to do so
and asiures them of the protection of
the Spanish government In their law
ful occupations. Jle also speaks of
the release of the Competitor prison
ers, Heretofore sentenced to death.
IK THK TIMK COMES KOR INTERFERENCE,
Tll UNITED STATES WILL NOT
HESITATE.
ioi a Bin?ie American citizen ia
now under arrest or in confinement in
ouba of whom thi government has
any knowledge. The near future will
demonstrate whether the Indisnensa
ble condition of a righteous peace,
jusi anae to me uunans and to Spain,
o wen ii equnaoie to an our in
terests so intiuiatley involved in the
welfare of Cuba, is likely to be at
tained. If not, the exigency of further
auu oiuer action oy tne United States
will remain to be taken. When that
time comes that action will be de
termined in indisputable right and
duty. It Will be faced wirhmir mia
giving or hesitancy in the light of the
uuuKfciiun mis government owes it
self, to the people who have confided
to it tne production of their interests
ana honor, and to the hnmnnitr
"Sure of the right, keeping free from
all offence ourselves, actuated by only
upngus anu patriot'c consideration
moved either by passion nor selfish
ness, the government will continue its
watchful care over the rights and
property of American citizens and
will abate none of its efforts to bring
about by peaceful agencies a peace
which shall be enduring. If it shall
hereafter appear to be a duty imposed
by our obligations to ourselves, to civ
ilization and humanity, to intervene
with force, it shall be without fault on
our part, and only because the necessi-
ijr iur bucu action win oe so clear as
t command the support and approval
of the civilized world."
HAWAIIAN ANNEXATION FAVORED.
The Tresieent next takes up the sub
ject of annexation of llawaii. He re
fers to this subject because the Senate
has made public tbe treaty now pend
ing and legislation is required to set
tle many details of the eventful union,
should it be accomDlished. h re
lieves it should b?. Kapidly review
ing the argument be has heretofore
made in favor of annexation, the Pres-
"If the treaty is confirmed, as every
u i uiguuj auu uonor re
quires, the wisdom of Congress will
oceio it mas avoiding assimilation of
eiemenis pernaps hardly yet fitted to
share in the highest franchises of citi
zenship, and having due regard to the
gvfgmiiuicai conuiuons, me most just
provisions for self-rule in local mat
ters, with the largest political liberties
as an integral pare of our nation, will
be accorded to the Hawaiians. No less
uue a people who, after nearly five
their final report, as further oegotia. I will tiltimatciy enable rrtrj vradmat and
tion between the rerrrntti m r,f ! indastrtooa catixen Lr Hmr. inm. mnA
I tbe garetvmenu "T, iaa m t mooopo
re Deciding, and in I purw.
this arovernmcnt artd
of other countries are pending, and in
coctt-mplation. They bHieve that
doubU which have lrn raiMd in err
tsin quarters rejfc ing the poeiiioti
of Qjaiotaining tbe nubility of the par
ity between tbe metals and the kitdre-l
questions may jet besoivtd by furtbrr
negotiations."
THE PACIFIC KAILF.OSD4.
The mesag deals bruflf with th
hititorj of lb rciflc Hai!rtad le of
tbe at season. It is sid I bat tbe up
set priw on ale of tbe Kinsa I'mctftc
will jield the government $2,jUO,000
over all, and if no better bid it mad
that is all the government will receive
on it claim of nearly 113,000,000 It is
not known whether a better bid will
be received, so the question preetite1
is whether the government shall not
purchase or redeem th road in tbe
event that a bid is not made by pri
vate parties covering the entire gov
ernment claim. Tbe President eajs
h believes he has the authority to do
tbi,and unless Congress take action
he shall direct the Secretary of the
Treasury to deposit the fl00,OGO re
quired to qualify as a bidder, and to
bid a sum equal to the principal of the
debt due the government. He suggests,
however, the passage of a Jaw imme
diately, expressly covering this case,
saying that while it is clear to his mind
that tbe government should not per
mit the property o be sold at a price
which will jield lea than one-half of
tbe principal of itsclaim.principaland
interest, yet whether the government
should become the owner of th prop
erty he eubmits to Congress.
THE CIVIL SERVICE.
The last topic treated in the message
is the civil service, which the Presi
dent says, has of late years received in-
creaeu legiBi&nve anu executive ap
proval. During the last few months
the service has been plared upon a s'ill
firmer basis of personal merit. The
right of veteran soldiers to reinstate
ment has been asserted, dismissals for
political reasons have been carefully
sruardd asrainst. the rinminni i.wia im
proved and made more practical, and a
4 c n - a.KA a
uibi i uub ouvautr nil's ueen maue DV
giving a uearing, neiore aiemlssal. un
on charges of incompetency. This last
has in no way impaired the power of
removal, which is one of the vital safe
guards oi me civil service system
Much remains to be accomplished to
make this system reasonably perfect
mere are places now in the service
which ought to be exempted from clas
sification and others not classified mav
Dronerlv be inclnded. Th PmiiHunt
says he shall not hesitate to corre- t
these faults in the interest of the nub-
13 ; rav i . . .
no service, i ne sysrem nas the appro
val of tbe people and it will be his en
deavor to upnold and extend it
RECIPROCITY.
rn
lurning 10 me funject of recipro-
un y iu i-resiueni says mat tie has an
pointed John A. Kasson, of Iowa, as a
special commissioner to undertake the
negotiations under the terms of the
tantt act.
ECONOMIZE.
The message concludes with an ad
monition from the President to Con
gress to carefully scrutinize the esti
mates oi me expenses of the govern-
ujeui auu not to enconrap-P r.iiir in
crease, as it is the commanding dutv
i aeeu tne appropriations within :Lt
receints of the fiivprn,ioTit on.i ri,,,.
avoia a aencit
a-Qe4 res.
t.j.d tSm few!, n Mil en M
TIB OR STARVE
THAT IS THE AtTtRnATIYt
Tii-n.tr-uh
Vlt Jm mil liaw m
ix Jv KMuw mum I
r Ik ttt K IM c
k fat Im tkma II W
"All Ln-t nnm KmlA Im I. mA
other corporation in eioss of their mctamX
vi br the raffrnmmt mil
ttlers only, and priTmle Uod zaosopoiy u
-l" "uea o aeracjp scocia em protutr
2. W noDtV-mri Lh frauds by whrh ti t
ni graxiui to tee FacUSc Kllrod nuuymn
i hsve, throujtb conniraoceof the Interior
deportment, robbed maltitude of actual
boaafide s tiers of tbtar botuea and miners
of their claims, that we demand wUIaijou
by Congress which will enforoi tb exerap
uon of taitierai land from such rrantj after
as well u before tmirnt.
3. We denocd that bonafide settlers on
Li pabhc Umda be provided fre home and
be pforided for in the national Homu-d
law, and that no exception be m.i in ih
caie of Indian reMrvtinra
for settlement, and that all lands not now
patented come under this demand.
.i.4- W5 rTOr ot dinx lesrislation
through the initiatr and referendura un
der proper comUtutionai safeiruards.
GKSE1AL FBOPoamon.
demnd the election of President
and V ics-President and United b'tatea Bern -tors
by a direct vote ot tbe people. .
2. e tender to the patriotic people of
Cuba our deepet sympathy in tbeir heroic
struggle for political freedom and indepen
dence, and we believe the time has come
when the I nited States, the great Republic
or tbe world, should recotiize that Cuba is
and of nebt ought to be a free and inde
pendent State.
3. Ve favor home rule in the Territories
and the District of Columbia, and tiie early
4. All public salaries should be made to
correspond to the price of labor and its products.
idle SbhSMSffi Charles !!. Kerr Coflasny, rfclHsSere
Ibf tnttSrSS-of the conr. in "
assuming to imprison citizens for inairect The New Time and The Caucasian
both one year for f I.tO.
Fonntrl7 NEW OCCASIONS.
w n a sl
Reform Mazine-. 1 One Dollar a Year ;
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M"Wry krfurst Uul Ittiatcal L.i.k I uilunr.
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WILMINGTON; A WELDON K. K.
ANI KRAXCIIKS.
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contempt and ruling by injunction, should
be prevented by proper legislation.
7. We favor just pensions for our disabled
Union soldiers.
8. Believine that tha clvn!r.r rranu;
and untrammeled ballot are essential to a
government of, for, and by the people, the
Peonies Partw mnH.mn. f. i.t t
tem of disfranchisement adopted in Borne
States as un-Kepublican and un-Democratic,
Anil HaoIbh --v . t. A .1 . . i
i i, , . , luc uuiy oi ue sev
eral btate legislatures to take such action as
will secure a full, free and fair ballot and
an honest count.
9. While the Inretmi
stitute the platform upon which our party
stands and for tha
organization will maintain, we recoenize
mat the great and pressing issue of the
pendine camnflicn nrv-in ckh tk .
Presidential election will turn is the finan
cial question, and upon this great and spe
cific issue between tha
innte the aid and co-operation of all orean-
""w' nuu "iius agreeing witn us upon
t n i a vital miAufinn
AdJeesj ttiso3ice.
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piatfonu as
The Peoples Prty M
Following ifl tho Pnnnlvi
adopted:
1 ne Fcnnlen Farfir nionn.kl I . xt.
t x - j uwuiumi m na
tional convention, reaffirms it- allegiance
to the principles declared by the f midera
Of the Kpnnhlin anrl nlo m i. .. .. .
- . ---j iuc in i uienir
al principles of just go -ruuient , nunci-
nw5u iu me piauorm oi uie paru i.. lgg
We recoffniza t.hat th
of the present and preceding administra
tions, the country has reached a cnai8 in its
aa icuitieu in our aeciaration
four veara ?n. and thf ri-vmn. ... i
otic action is the supreme duty of the hour.
c icaic mai wuue we nave political inde
nendenee onr finiinniiil nJ lnHiin.i
. - -. uu .uuunuuu uiue-
pendence is yet to be attained by restoring
to cat country the constitutional control
people s government, which functions have
Thirteenth Columbia Calendar.
For the thirteenth tiniB Mia ta-n .
little Columbia Pad Calendar makes its
annual and welcome appearance. The
1893 issue is not onlv hriirhMv nina-
trated outside and inside hur iiT,i
With ChOSen thoilS-hta anti rarj -. ,
' " U UHI
the army of Columbia riders in all
parts of the world who have contrib
uted wise and wilty eavinss in abund
ance.
Uardlv a mare desirjihtu diiir t10,.
- U1CIU-
orandum Dad nan ha imsrinH ri,.n
Columbia Calendar. Then at the end
of the year the calendar may be pre
served in the form nf a i ; a -j
j auu i tr-
terred to at any time as a reminder of
past events. The illmfrntinnt ...
pleaoinsr, up to date and annrnnriatpir
rtd.ii.i d to the seasons in nrhih t1,
. . - VUl I
ar depicted.
Certain v s thi r'.i
UaUs the cjciiner world, does IIip Co.
piTihia Pad Calendar IphiI tha Hi.
WOlid It will be mailed In onr
dress, safely packed in a carton mail
ing case, upon receipt of fh& two cent
t lin Hf f llO Plloni I
the 1 ..- Mfg. Co.,llartrord,Conn.
Everybody bajs fco.
: -.irit3 Cand v Cuthai-lic, t'uc iu,s! v.i c
Jeu.i jii.-oical disco, crv of tho urc. ii c-r s
ant and relr.-slnnsr to lb: tasie, act LCidh
and positively on kidu ?vs. liver in.d btuvols
cleanRini; the entire svsUm. dis(l colds
cure, headache, fev-r, habitual icr.fiii atiot
a biliousness. Ploase buy and try a box
of C. C. C. to-day; 10, 25, 50 cents, bold anc
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
kIX k n luucuona nave I nnc nuu ciiiiuren oi Jirown
..V.T: . cu uy our puoiic er- omitn were murdered bv unknown
vantato corporate monoooles. Th ;nfln. , ,,uluatu unKnown
parties Pridav evfnino- .i,n
Mr. Smith was absent from home
near Wesson, Miss. The infant
child was spared. Sheriff Thomp
son, of CoDiah. and Arx-ai-
T . - -iv.iciiij Ul
J-iincoln countv. havfi iwnn tr. tu
scene wun blood hounds.
ot Bale at Thla ORtee Ta Be Oat
the Holiday.
"Voicis op the Morning" is the
title of a new book by J. A. Edger
ton, of Lincolton, Neb., now being
"" m uj vnas. a. Jverr & Co,
of Chjoago. The book will bebeau-
wiuiiy printed m clear, large type,
on the finest and heaviest book pa
per, artiscaUy bound in cloth, with
ROld stamp and engraving and gilt
ir wi11 COD8,8t ot about fifty of
Mr. Edgerton's best poems. Most of
these will ha r i
"U,UI Hues, irrs Ul uemonsiratea capacity to ful
thongh many of them are purely lit- U the obligations of 8elf-governinr
erarv. I statehood inm nr
The young author is well known mW the,r tneir destinies in our body
to reformers. He was for years an ""J"" " . v
editor part the time of a country ii?I.ti,jei.,'p?te beJwn Japan and
of a reform weekly, and part of thl ilfl-' Rro.w,n.? "H1 r the Jor im-
srwissff? a: "rfurvSiWactory
' r " vuuimii-i e-Y''uncufc uas Dos oeen invited
v., VU.HU.U w iuo otate commit
tee, and is now secretary of the na
tional committee of the Peoples Pat-
K . V80 chief cler ' the
State labor bureau.
As a writer, in recent years Mr.
fcdgtr.on's productions have ap
peared all ovt r the nation. Recent
ly he has had iini a.
ena. New Time, Twentieth Centnrv u,terir queatiot
Open Conrt, Metropolitan, Northwest of tri"
MaflrazinA. MatiAnai i - . mri.f
.r ""vu' uBgazine, atd
others of equally high standing.
The late James Q. Clark, himself
Ia?Si.?f orldwid repntation,
paid this tribute to Mr. Edgertonr
early m life. I love and honor yon
nd wish you God s speed. Yon
Jitve a noble and useful future
ahead as a poet of humanity."
Ignatut Donnelly, also an author
of world-wide reputation, says:
Your poems are admirable. The
are everyone gems."
nenas been true to his
to mediate, nor has it snnahr tn ;t.
vene, except to evince its kindly dis
position towards a speedy, equitable
auu oonoraoie settlement. It is also
rawijmgio learn that Japan is no
HOD, OI the l03H Or imni rmanr 9 U I ff ffnvPmmAnf K; UOAUerS
privilege-, but places confidence in the 7- We demand a graduated income tax to
uprightness of this ffmnmo.f . the end that aeereeated witK tKS,1?.!?
its purposes to deal with all Dossihl lta 3ast Propoon of taxation and we dJ
ulterior questions i u "he broad ePr spirit gSS relative to &
the constitution and M hivasion of ihl
NICaRAOCA AND MIWISTKR tv rightful powers of ContrmiM
irf. t a " DUU-
Vt-. t .uiwviico. a tie llinu-
ence of European money changers has been
m nro rmtnt in ohonini .1
voice Of tha TiiorirOTi tumnU c
power and patronage have been used to cor
rupt our legislatures to defeat the will of
tha rtMirvla anil nlntAAMAn 1 1
- - 1 1 -uv. (iu uiajr uaa oeea en
tnroned upon the ruins of Democracy. To
restore the mvemmont intsnj u '
fatheni and for tho vulf... r
of this and future generations, we demand
wvauuDuureui u economic and fi
nancial system wnicn. shall make us mas- Tn E .
.aistfjaSswd Iviuch in Little
' C3"
DECLABlTIOH OF PBtNCIPLKS.
1. We demand a National maney, safe
and sound issued by the general govern
ment only without the intervention of
.?inJi8K?f ""ft to bl a a11 leSal tender for
fiL-f bif P111101?1 Private, so that a just,
equitable and emcient means of distribution
may be made direct to the people and
through the lawful disbursementof the eov
ernmtnt. 2. We demand the free and unrestricted
coin ace of silver nH rA n,--ir!-".1
eal ratio of IR V i ruSX: T"L J'fe"el" i8"
consent of foreign nations. g
o. n e uemana tne voluma of circulating
medium ha rwwi;iir f
. . - -r- j wumocu iu in amount
sumcient to meet the demands of the busi-
tnhefPff0pile0fthi3 (?)antrv and to restore
the just level of prices of labor and pro
. 4. e denounce the sale of bonds and the
increase of tha m.w;n u. u
debt made bVthrir,SID0M
- r - v nuuuuuinmoQ as
unMecessary and without authority f 1 -
nnn rhar via mAM v. i . . "laja
: - nv mvio UUUUB Dfl lASnAtl ATnanf I El II T 1 Is I I A n T a
ny specific act of Coneress I v "cneuuaiojs.aO
will nrevinrthTd; JWoa asl I .
ful money of thVi TtaTes SlJS U tj I A k T l A
Uons a, to the kST ortawful Ton S T . .E.diled y
TJTcy. r 06 P1,1? and we denounce rwa Ah, KIDPATII, LL
r . r . ""fi "ummistration
Is especially true of Hood s rills, tor nome.i
cine ever contained so groat cnrat?'ve power u
so small space. They are t whole mediciat
n0(
PiOls
Southern Railroad.
(PlhDMO T AIK-LINE)
Condensed Schedule.
In Effect June 14, 1S0G.
TRAINS LEAVE i- M.KIGH IAILY:
auuruiA AM' fHATTANO KiA
i.i m i r ki i "
I 3:40 p. ni.. ddilv Soli.l re-tihnlwt
mi'i siet'per from Ilsieifih. N. ('., to lint
tan io?h. via Salisbury. Ntorpanton, Abbe
ville, Hot Kiring3 and Ktoxville
Connects m Durham for Oiforl
Clarksville and Kevsvilie. except Sunday
At tireensboro with the V a'-hiriK'on anV
Southwestern Vestibuled, limited, train
for all points north, and with main lini
tram o. 12 for Danville, Hich niond and
intermediate station; aNo has connection
for W inston-Salem, and with main linf
tram o. jo, "l uited States l ast Mail"
for Charlotte, Spartanburg, Greenville,
Atlanta and all p-iints South: also Colum
bia, AtigustaX'harleston. Savannah, Jack
sonville, and all points in Florida. Sleep
ing car for Atlanta, Jacksonville and at
Charlotte with sleeping car for Augusta.
"CHATTANOOGA AND NORFOLK
11-45 a. ni., daily Solid train consisting of
1 ullman sleeping cars and coaches trom
Chattanooga to .Raleigh, arriving at Nor
folk 5 20 p. m., in time to connect with
the Old Dominion. Merchants' and Min
er , isonoiK and Washington and P.alti
niore, Chesapeake and Richmond S. S
Co. s for all points north and east.
Connects at Selma for Fayetteville and
intermediate stations on the Wilson and
i; ayetteville Short Cut dailv: daily except
Sunday forNewbeme and Morehead City
daily for Uoldsboro and Wilmington and
lntermejliate stations on the Wilmington
and Y'eldon railroad.
XntE33 TRAIN.
8:53 a. m., daily Connects at Durham for
viiyru, ieysviiie, Kichmond; a: Greens
boro for Washington and all point
north.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
3:09 p m. daily For Goldsboro and inter
mediate stations.
LOCAL,
2:00 a. m.. dailv Hon
for all points for north and south and
W inston-Salem and points on the North
western North Carolina railroad. At Sal
isbury for all points in Western North
Carolina. Knoxville, Tenn.. Cincinnati,
and western points; at Charlotte for Spar
tanburg Greenville, Athens, Atlanta and
all pomta south.
TRAINS ARRIVS AT RALEIGH:
EXPRESS TRAIN.
3:09 p. m. daily From Atlanta. Charlotte
lireensboro and all points south.
LOCAL.
7:10 a m , daily From Greensloro and all
. t 1 s"ain. sleeping car
from Greensboro to Raleigh
"NORFOLK AND CHATTANOOGA LIM
ITED." Z' fJt t" iIyT.m alJ Pin "st, Nor
folk, Tarboro. W llson and wattr lines
irom Goldsboro, Wilmington, Favette
Tille. and all points in EasteFn Carolina
"CHATTANOOGA AND NORFOLK LIM
ITED." -
11:40 a
Lvltockv Mount,! 2 33 .
Ar Weldon..
3
p. m .
12 10
r. M. A.M.
T IV ! 55
' 65 M ft
10 10 11 i
' f m. r. m. r. m .
12 15 II 10 12 43
12 53 tl 57 1 IS
12 53
1 44
a. m. i . m.
W iWi . '
rr.rn a
I r. yt .
cv ik rvii tSourhf and tofonrutioo 4 i'.v r,..
-
sai Lac coomraua rju iwiuh i.c t a tri. v r i
maoth, and rnve timely discmuoos ty mxhun'xs w
crious import.
Tbe rtMih of this camprvhrfurvt elivtX to ci.t i
Information netiei by inUUicr.t fvcpV oi hve
the opinion whwh the ruder of
the AMERICAN MONTHLY
have acr a fit to exfrru. These
arc thinking bioinet men, clergy
men, editors, lawyers professor,
engineers, tbe wide-awake rK2
of America. They write that the
AMERICAN MONTHLY "a
iodispeasable t is simply invaluable I "is a grtwrou
a historical cyclopedia of the morld "the best nxirj . '
"the best periodical of tie kind we have ever hid; ..
gniuthe world under a field glass, etc, etc.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. $2.50 PUR
ASZRZS3
For I s,U!'Uf
1 25Ci ; !.r
l Daily extent
tDaily except Monday.
cuniay.
Train on the Scotland Neck Branch lloiid
l-aves Weldon 4.P) p. m., Halifax 4:2.sp. m.,
arrives Scotland NVck at 5.20 p. ni.. Green
yil.e 0.57 p. m., Kinston 7:56 p. m. Return
ine leaves Kinston 7:.i a. m., Greenville
; , arriving Halifax 11:18 a m..
Wtblon 11 3.1a. m.
Traii son Washington llrancb leava Wah
i :t( n -m a. tu. and 1:J p. m-, arrive Par
nieie i:l a. in. tid in
- - - - f ' - till Ullli(
leive I'arniele 9:35 a. ni. and l p. m., ar
rive Washington ll:tu a. iu- and 7:J0 n. m..
Triin leaves Tarboro. N. C-, ai!y except
Sunday 5:30 p m.. Sunday 4:05 p m., ar
rives I lyuiouih 7:40 p in , ti p. m., return-
ijuiouin uaiiy except bunday
7.50 a. in., and fcunday a. ru., arrives Tar
boro M 05 a. m. and 11:10 a. m.
Train on Midland N. t; Rranch leaves
Goldoro daily, exrept Sunday, 7.10 a. iu..
arrivm;; Smthlield tS:i a. in., r-turning
leaves Smith tieid 'J.OOa. re., i,rrivc at Gold
boro 10:25 a. m.
Trains on Nasdiville Drarrh leave Rocky
Mount t i.M) p ,.. arrive Nashv.l'c I :U5 p.
m . iv ring Hope 5;.;j p. ni., returning leave
b jring Hope : a. m.. Nashville a tu
a riye at Rovky Mount !i:05 a. m daily ex
c 'j't .und y. J
frairi o Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw
t'r tu t n dady. except Sundav. 11 is.
" -1t i "i . reluming leaves Cbntcn at
4 II :t:isj p. ui.
i'. N' 7-1 makes los conmction at
i--r all omls Nonh dvly. nil ra'l
i i i:. i..i. a so at H. ky M..i nt with
i. i nu.l n R I: for Norfolk and
ii s. . nil ia Noifo k.
H. M. KMKU50,Geri l l.as Airt.
KKNI.Y, tlru'l Man.
M KM I USOX. TrMli Manner.
American Monthly Reviewof
13 ASTOR PLACE, NEW YORK
IHIWlffillll '"Wlln jf
SOME OF THE 5TRIKIN0 FEATURE l.
THREE SERIAL STORIIL
it
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THE ADVENTl 'BIZP
1 a Itiriiljnf uv t4 tht ( v
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vcir. thefr ul te (hutt vt.MMrtuI rYrr 1io1.. mhu k it i.,!k U t.
i,.v.i..ri.-nv,, l, jiw:x hlm i.
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Lf jiix kist'LHK ttxca r. :ihii i:r t .v.
ARTICLII5 ON S!ORT, TKAT.U VJIC.
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Cddor'a Table. Stamps and Calas. Pol9rapli, Shed SUHes.WHtti.-
10 tri r .V,,.Vr,y,. rrt. V.'i. .' r,-
t"uilI M1s t aoada. ...d M, ..
Aildrn IIAIWKIt It ItUUTIIKHiL I-.m:.i.. i t n .
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5
chest, always ready, al
ways efficient, always sat
isfactory; prevent a cold
or fever, cure all liver ni
.--wv
sick headache, lanndice.
The only Klls to take with Hood s Sarsaparilla.
" would like
WILLIAM JEXXIXGS fillY
to see The Arksa in ev-
X.
dailv- From Vow V.l ii".
ington Lynchburg. Danville and Greent
LOCAL.
9:??Km- dilj. eicePl Sunday-From
Goldsboro and all noint f 3 "m
EXPRESS TRAIN.
8:53 a. m., daUy From Goldsboro-
A. & N. C. JAILROAd!
TI3IE TAllLEi
To take effect Sunday Oct. 24 1897
EASTBOUND TRIANS.
TV k
Atlanta, Charlotte. Aucusta. A Ham.
Wilminon, New Orleans
New York, Boston, Richmond.
Washington Norfolk Portsmouth.
SOUTHBOUND.
9 V-.
" " ' -1.. . . . a wam a 05am
Norfolk, b. A. L .... .... V3jpnT9 um
Jrumouth 8 46 9 SIS
otaml mm
iT Uurham t5 aypm ni 10
i'Ka 2 16inTS32l7:
Hamiet....:;;:;;;; gToir f m
Wadeabom ....SlOam b5dpm
Monroe..:::::: :::::::: nvt 2"
THE Y A HO L
T,,f' 0N,'V hotel is- tui: iitsi:i:s.s kkctio.,
RALEIGH, W. C.f
And"il almost enttifly rc-fnraifbVd and reran .c
tU guctts will le made more comfortable tbao .
xence is made to any one who Tbita lialtich
RATES ANOS2.SO PER DAY. SPECIAL Wirsi'
FREE COACH TO ANO FROM ALL TRAINS
-V. J. COOKIE Nltun,
I. II. ItAfl2V, I.-.e-.
...auam10 25pa
Charlotte
. s . "
-.Ciinton.a.A.L...
ureen wood
.Abbeville
Elberton
ArAtnena
-; i ....
uiuer .
Ar Atlanta ( Central Ume: 2 50pm
....9 45am12 10am
10 33am 1 07am
....110f-am 1 40am
12 07pm 2 41am
.. s lopm 3 45am
NORTHBOUND.
SCHEDULE ON WILMINGTON SEACOAST
RAILROAD.
OX ANO A FT Kit MOXIlAV, CT
OBKIt , IV.17.
Dailv Except StKoar.
Leave Wilmington at 2 CVi p. rn , r,
P. ni.
Leave Ocean View Ho p. m.s.fjo p.
SUNDAY TJJAIN'S.
Leave Wilmington at 2 s p. n,n c .-cio
Leave Ocean Vitw at 5.-0ti p. m.
It. O. Git A N'T,
Superintendent.
$1.00'
The ra1cription ri-
imorrwi ia ri-,l!K :
to II Wi m year.
ii:sioi:Tfi r am.
more than a J-"AMii
STATIONS-
D.
The President ne-rr to .i. !
clinatlon of Nicaragua to receive Min
ister Merry, because of the compact
ri06 Grf ter Republic of 8?
uic. ca : ne sain ne could not
accredit Mr. Merry to the diet, because
the apnroDriatinn iv
it. MeanWhile u. n.l. 1 ie"
Mlniat nf .r"r"e-V,'I"; present
8. W Hmnil h. -
be eatohlis kIJ?!??". Danks
j r y, B"crijiueni ior tne
alStoCK ..k3 - people
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E.MLBOAD8.
1. TransroTtiit
rvr means oi ex-
mhWi.tb Wve"
s K.7rr"uuutu" railroads
been 7Sl?P&b &&XfrS" a non-par: price should pi,
- -w mj vocuu ii i m ibi ma f i v vuu Liiai hi i mav ka iVv. i ... -
recall. Mr. W. Gndfrer nnn thinking American
"vix, uuu mat tne tyrannv anH r1;r, I umt-u. ihkaKKxs
The leading Reform roiriom
w : .. " uuw
cuieriojf upon U8 ninth vear
asAA a. s. r vo
uas oeen one prolonijed effort
ior me aavancement nf
.r rciorm
k Prl'aga"on of measures for
the betterment of the neonle. 'rH
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columrl. "cou U1 ine
It Stands frr-eminent aa tha n,.
Ploa.r Popular Lib .niea. 1 "m
It is devoted to the interest of the
people, and its voice is raised with no
uncertain sound in their behalf The
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price should place Thk a-.VJP
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dered at once. Will be ready to de.
hrer before the holiday-, if ordered
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country in the effort is regarded as an fc.6!1 dministered acSrdmTto Wl IITCn At
we also rpeoiva Dni....'..- . -
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IS"' wakes weak men f the problem. Of the future at thl
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v. vumco or Mew York. -The sr-olal . ... .
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the government in the interest of1? Every Southern famil, Jn. f B7"'-
TtsaTaarslam
rj-xc iPBt-i fr c , j " oe inter-
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Bests.
LaGrange.... .""
Falling ( reek
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Caswell
Dovert i
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Core Creek
Toscarora ....
Clark's i
Newbern
- Riverdale
Croatan
Havelcck
Newport
Wildwood ..J'J.!
Atlantic
Morehead City..
Atlantic Hotel
M. City Depot....
Mixed Frt
and Pass
Tues.Thrs
and Sat
A. M.
7 10
Tassenger
iiauy
excent
Sunnay
P. M.
Lv Athena. m "42pm
Elberton . Jftf ";Pm
' ......... . . .
7 43
8 OH
8 2i
914
928
9 n
10 15
S 10 40
s 11 15
f 1131
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3 31
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3 40
3 49
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4 30
4 42
4 54
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515
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tapped envelope to a, p T. El,,
eral Manager r . btw eo-
6 3n,m lf.X: Irairo. 111. -,lu'0 Ter-uc,
Ar. Charlotte .
Lv Monroe,...
"amlet
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HP01 3oam
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Ar Durham
Lv Dorham! .""""
Ar Weldon.
.... . 9 40pm 6 06laj
'jZll 23pm 8 15am
30am 12
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...2 16am 1 135am
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t7 32am r7srrr
lto 20pnatl ljoap.
jjwam-joopm
isirhrrlftn a
Washington, Penn r i J ?,1,3am 5fpm
Bal imore.... U ,"1?Dl " 10pm
PhilaH-irTKr: I43n'n 12 4a
New York . .7.V J Pm 3 5am
Ar Portsmouth.
"urioia;...
Monday."
23jim863am
7 30am 5 50pm
FLldly7-TD
WESTBOUND TRAINS.
4
650
P.M.
Ar
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STATIONS.
Goldsboro .
Bests
LaGrange...
Falling Creek..."
Kinston ....
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Core Creek
Tuscarora
Clark's
Kewbern
Riverdale .,
Croatan
Havelockrr.....'
Newport
WildVood
Atlantaa
Tassenger
Daily ex
cept Sunday.
A.M.
1105
1143
10 32
10 22
8 1012
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9 52
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Morehead City.. J i
Atlantic Hotel..
M. City Depot ....
9 40
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922
910
8 57
8 33
29
820
806
759
7 55
, 7 47
1 742
7"25"
A. M.
2
Mixed frt
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Mon.Wed
and Fri.
P. M.
800
720
650
620
600
518
a 500
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s 400
8 338
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P.M.
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OUR SAVIOUR IN AIT."
nirR-V.!?MW.. ConUin.
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from thr ' .-"fl- Agenta aie ukin
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work with S . 1." eek'.
avaa-aw. 27 oers tiT" J01 I
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snouid aecure the mlZ' "ur Maniirr
MvaTei.Vj7?T here at oa
y anl chnatmai w ,or rUi-
ndGold.eiioVa jn.AV Moro
woman of moi rtt 'P- a man ch
op TUP livn.i ..
sooucuta of tbe too.t
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or tbe times in v-
Science, 8octay a f3 s .
qiently oonuinir; r
AM iiO.ST I'l:J 1 ,
of tbetillEAT i!U.v
demorfst-.s ma.
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General r.r 1 PsnM.
General O.
Young
People
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Position nf Xrl etandinc can a.M 1
vote .111::" 01 Jis territory
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