TI IK CAUCASIAN.
K.Jh, N. C, M uch IT," ISSsT
j ,11 ar. no fHirig wHI, why don't
IIixi'T Saraarill? It will
nrul nrih jinr bind arid do
I,.. i;r-t I rtJcril rioi r nt nt.e
I, i iiru.ii.s mi'mtiary wi4 rr-
, i .,.f t-fk srd ofn, (r ifii Ala
1 1 1 ri it ni ' It. 'ft ii, mi 'I i
i ,(! fur f i r t month lor tin-
iu lit of j'l'i1 nir. f mill.
t ij t , r I r i ri all -;tiiii of
.rr. N . r i ti i nr.ilina --.-iallj
- 1 1,,- A U lit ' N ! ortli trul iia
r,,i'l Hl' ti betur lb K.
i .III Ml
t
i, i.'
1 1
-ion ui" '" nn'i m n rr
, .. .r'-- rsl-. mi li-li. Iti
tt r"illrrt mil Will tin
i , i f.'iw iri'i h it imt
' I : I
n I
I I,
M . n i f'r A pril w ill
lld-'ritt-'l artifl ii "'1 b
li lit A JiflolllHttllX," ill?-
Ih'H'hm mi-King betreen
1 I h, li iifritl ifortc A.
( . .-. A ., it Hi in tr ii f hf ri
: on mi intu' itiim with liix
li.-imcf t i-kirh by Morgan
ii, fiititlnl "I'miiordia'," in
i. ortr.ii 1 liiiiiK.rniiily tln-de-
1m
1 , t of a MVllI."'! I 11 Ml ''H.l tip
,,. i' inliHtii'Hii trutucM i.-iami : an
o ,,ifi'V Whitman, F. II. i
, I. I or of "liiijurial '.mutiny," of
coihii;-ri inl rivalry tx irti n c h
t ii i. -: :i ml ahd t.i rinany.
IIiiioiiIkI A"mitlit''i Nuli'i.
f i iin'i'ti rig nf tin- I, adieu' Me m i
,1 hi rttioii t he Sff-retary reported
i ti,e Miti';eit for tin? oration on
i ' Memorial lav will he "The Life
u I -rviiei of tieneral Thomas I.
i fijman.'' and that ol. Win. II. !-.
i, jrw vo, nf ttie reijueht of the family
, li.-Ute lielieral, tii ooleiltnl to
.' 1 1 vi r the HdilreK.-i.
It. wh proposed by the President
mm! ri.rdially adopted by the ladies
1 1, 'it a lunch Im provided on the loth of
M iv for the veteram who comi from a I
: unrefo nttend the hervires.
I Hltnr ; ! i it I I rt r !( irf.
I n k i Ai'ft-iiAN iia.) rereiveii a ropy
! 'I he 'oiiiiiu-ioner of l.ahor Ma-
' i -I ni report , jo-it from the prefnt of
;'.. anilol printing Ccinnany. It. it
tin' best report jet gotten out by thin
ii. i iirt nn'iit and rHlect iret rredit
i j . .ii Mr. Ilamrirk, 'omniHiioner, and
I i . i I !i 1 1' n t r lr k , Mr. W arren V. Hall.
, i.i'W lifilure introduied in the fine
iiriiviriu-i, illn-tratinjf the various
i i.'iu -t riei and iiimi prominent in
i ii t ti ' :i rol i ii tt industrial Held. I'.iuh
it i 'i t i trmted xhaiiiiively and the
i k ' ont'iiiii inin h valii.itile informa-
. inn. W hen opportunity present.i The
mi-iin will make extra'dn from
I he report h it' h in of puhlii: iinport-
,'IIK ttn I II 1 1 r II I !tt lllll.
In the.
Rain Storm
the man t?ot very wet. The
wetting (?avo him a cold. Tho
cold, neglected, developed to
a cough. The couh nent him
to a bed of FicknosH. A dose
of Ayer'n Cherrv Pt-?trirnl
tuken nt the start, would
have nipped tho cold in the
bud, and uaved the sickness,
sufferini?, and expense. The
household remedy for colds,
coughs, and all lung troubles ia
Ayer's
Cherry
Pectoral.
&tnX for the " CutJjwk." ioo page free
J. C. Aycr Co., Lowell, Miu.
t It iilii1, Ihk f.ir Hi" P.
mitiitfi,
I . Hlllt I'. Il -
I 'he I i red urn of I he Institution for
il. i I 'en! . I 'iitnb and I'.lind met. Moti
!iy n i fc' lil in rtK'i'ftr hesiion. Alter
' i in i' ti ni; the routine biHinesn the
i v r 1 1 opened the hidn for the erection
vi H e hovs dormitory, I here were
elit liidder-i and proponah rat)j"el
l miu :Jl i'i'i to !fj:i.-2f7. The former
hoi he i me the biwi'-it it, wan aiteepted,
:iiul Hie riiiitract awarded to .1. I . I'll
Imlt , ol 1 1 m Kury, N . !. The work in to
(oiiiiiieiii e at once and in to be linished
dy i ii tolier I, if thin year.
I he t l kii" lor thin tin i lu i nir were
drawn tiy Mr. Milhurn, of Charlotte
i he huililiiie; will ln a very handsome
one. It will be modern and up-to-date
in all it h arrangements. The walls
will he lire-proof and the stairway con-
Mriii Wd ot iron. I he structure will
he three stories in height, with a lirst
llnor basement. The auditorium will
have a -"atinj; rapacity of l,t liu.
00
A HAPPY WOMAN
WrtlM im Hr. Harttma-t mI lil'a Hi
What Mtk Hr
Mr. Luc' Ia,u1 NapJ, T x ,
had almo-t t-ome to tht conrfusSon
that tin bhs-lng of health wm no
loriRvr her, and f-otvln-n lierjaln-
1 it, hi r hapjiim s a atmurt lew
pri-at for word-, hb' write, a
follow s: "I am
well now and
am enj o y I n ir
.rood li e a 1 1 h,
be t t ! r t h a n
ever ti fori' in
my Ilfv. IIota
happy 1 feel
that 1 ran write
and tell you . S w
tbi-. 1 cannot
praUvl'i-ru-
na too much. Mjn-a-lin is tbe I .est
medicim I hav? ever tried for that
purjo-.e; it relieved nie front all
pain, i ai i-Mii my neiiiiior to
u-e Pe-rn na and Man-a-iin fr
catarrh ami stomach trouble. It is
tiie Ixt in the world. I ran do all
my housework and not feel it. I
can't prai-e l'e-iu-na a I would
like to; it i t he rreatit im ilirlne
tin-re i? in the world."
I)r. 1 1 a r t ii i a n receives many such
letters as this every week. Some
of them have been gathered togeth
er and published in book form.
The book is tailed '"Facts and
Fat es," and will be sent free to any
address by The JV-ru-na Dreg
Manufacturing Company, Colum
bus, hio.
IT WAS SUBMARINE MiNE.
.V Hood Iikjh Work.
i hroiher wai in urh a condition
that i.e mold not walk hut a short dis
umv without rest i n cr. Me had no
-treiielh and his blond was very poor
He ha- been taking Hood's Sarsaparilla
H .d i ' i 1 1 now do a irooil davV work on
the farm. He feel be owe bis health
t.i tins medicine." Miss liv.i Moss,
Whitehall, Va.
II. ni's I'm i s are the only pills to
take w.tb lloodn Sarsaparilla. r.asy
arid yet ell'ii b'tit.
A BEAUTIFUL EXHIBIT.
AUTISTIC WINDOW SH3W ON FAY-
ETTEVILLE STREET.
TO HOLD COUNTY INSTITUTES.
Sii l Miliaoa Hiiln lo Know tthil Cuun
tla Ufa Ira IhMii Thla daiDiurr.
I'rof. C. II. Mebane, the Superinten
dent, of I'ulilic Instruction, wtio is aluo
ex-ollir-io c hairman of the board of Di
rectors of t he Normal and Industrial
College, has issued the. following cir
cular letter to the member of the
County Hoard of F.ducation and Super
visors:
"(JKN'I l.fMKN :
"I wish to call your attention to the
following :
"I nder the provisions of Section!;.
of Chapter 1 :$'., Laws of lV.tl, the in
structors nf 'The Normal and Indus
trial College,' at, (ireensboro, X. C , are
reoiiired to bold institutes in the vari
ous counties under Hiich regulations as
may lie made by the Hoard of liirectors
of caid college, without other c ompen
"ation than their regular salaries at
said institution. The counties having
their services must provide for their
board and the local expenses of the institute.
in order tbaUtbe board of Directors
of the Normal and Industrial College
may he able to arrange for the institute
work to be done the coming summer by
the instructors of said colleee. I ask
that you inform me, at once, whether
or not you may desire the services of
one of the instructors as above in an
institute for your county tbissummer.
Also, about what time in dune, Ji'ly,
August or September you wish your
institute held.
"It will be neces-ary for me to have
the information sought by Ibis letter in
band on or before the l.'ith of May, that
I may lay it before the Hoard of Direct
ors of the Normal and Industrial Col
lege at their annual meeting, at the
commencement on May 2:, lSUH.
We can only expect to bold insti
tutes in a limited number of counties
with three men, but surely we ought to
have them reach all they possibly can.
' 1 hose counties that apply first must
o. course win oe serveii nrsr.
"In this connection, I wish to say if
we have more reiiuest for institute
work than we can comply with, I shall
take pleasure in putting the County
Hoard in correspondence with other
parties in our State who are well quali
fied for this kind of work.
"The importance of this work need
not be discussed in this letter. It is
well known by all our teachers and
educators.
"It will be money well spent by tbe
County Hoard:? to have an institute
even if it takes ru or Smtopay ex
penses. This expense, of course, has
reference to counties that may not be
able to secure the services of one of the
Normal College men.
"bet me hear from you on this sub
ject."
And IIij frenldeiit ao liiforiur.il Br Mem
bsra or tha Naval llu ird of KnUlrr
Army and Navy Iteglater Sija Ki-rt
la 1 hat I lie M loe waa a iaoveruiuf lit Una
and Waa Purp jaely Kxpludod.
Saturday'8 edition of tbe Army and
Navy Register, prints under the head
ing of the "The Situation," tbe follow
ing: "The Kegister is in possession of in
formation, the correctness of which it
has no reason to question in tbe least,
that certain evidence gathered by the
Court of Enquiry has come, in a seini
ollicial form, to tbe l'resident from two
prominent members of the board.
"The information has been in the
hands of tbe President since last Sun
day, and has served as the occassion of
the unusual activity during the week
just closed.
"Information is to tbe en"ect that
Til K ' MA INK WAS DESTKOVKl) BY A
SPANISH 1)0 V Kit N M ENT SI" KM AKI NK MINK,
planted in Havana harbor, and deliber
ately exploded.
"More than this, it appears that the
"Maine" was purposely moored in the
vicinity of tbe mine, and that the ex
plosion occurred at a moment when
the ship had been opportunely carried
by the wind and tide directly over the
mine.
"The court is understood to have
completed its work, but nothing is like
ly to be cllh ially promulgated in re
gard to its hndiugs for a week or more.
1 here are obvious reasons for such
action.
"There could be but one outcome of
such a report, and preparations for the
inevitable result are heing indus
triously and indefatigable prosecuted."
Work of I'Ivi-th.
Havana, March 12 The Hoard of
Enquiry did some important work to
day, l'owelson and Olsen, the expert
.divers, examined the keel of the
"Maine, under the supervision of the
board, lneyllien made very minute
reports of their discoveries to the
board, but or course the latter guards
their evidence wilh the greatest sec
recy.
Spain Anticipates War.
Madrid, March 14. -The Spanish
government is arranging for commu
nications with Cuba over natural ca
bles in the event of a rupture with the
United States. I bis is feasible by tbe
way of Halifax, Bermuda and Jamaica,
using the new lintish cable, but a
French company, possessing an unlaid
cable, oiFers to connect Spain direct
with Cuba within a few weeks. Nego-
t'lr ( nmiiounil, the Me.
niaka l'eo-iM Well Now llavlui;
ii'.inae Iluliltltt'x Display
Worlli llolng to Nf.
Seldom does a local druggist take
i-ni ni-'
TIlHt
me PASSENGER REDUCTION HEARING.
HH er mill ,muiii ls of I lie Kallronds
Airun Against lieriuctiuii 'o llecision
lv the Commission Given out.
STATE UW.
Th 'in tb tr f I W. ft lark
writ, at afarodan. wa hlown opoo and
rot-Hj Friday ftieb. tb burglar -ruring
twrtitv dollar and wtUh. It
ap-crJ that tramp committed tbe
Jobn fiffn, tottn-hip ronatabte, at
Henrietta Mill, wbil atttmpfing to
arrt a nrro n a warrant Sonday
waa mortally ahot. Tt rUWa,
bow-vr, rrturced Bre and icatantly
killed th cegro.
Hill S'xtr. CAlorrd. waa arrtd
Ut wtx-k nar Stateavili and takro to
Char lot t. Ilatr lit Auguat killd
a man namrd CbUbolm In Charlotte
bcau be paid attmtion to Heaver'
wif. Iff- had bn in hiding ef
s;rc' h committrd th deed.
Th Haltirnor- Sun J that an
agr-rrent baa tx-tn entered Soto by
the Halt i more commute under which
the Seaboard Air Line agrees to oper-
a'e the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley
road at greatly reduced coat. The Sea
board alo rontracta to guarantee the
payment ot interest on all bonds of the
reorganized company.
The Stoneville Railroad hord cae
was argued before Judge Mcler at
T.xington Tuesday night. The plain
tiff aks for a permanent injunction
restraining tbe sheriff of Rockingham
from lowing or col'ecting in- tsx on
the t-'i.tKMi bond a voted to tbe Itoanoke
and Southern Ilailroad.
The following postoflicea will be rred
ited domestic money order ofllces
April 4th in North Carolina : Abbotts
burg. Bladen county; IdlewKd, Ashe
county: rotecaai, Northampton coun
ty; Itamseur, Randolph county.
Soldiers for North Carolina.
Washington, March 14. Sixty reg
ulars, including many expert arti ler"
ists, will leave r ortress Monroe to
morrow for Fort Caswell, N. V , on tbe
Cape Fear river. They will man the
defences there.
lo Not Favor a Vmr.
Kington Free l'ress : We hear that it
is reported in Raleigh that everybody
down this way is in favor of leasing
tbe "A. & X. C. R. R. f bis report is not
true. Ouly a few here favor the lea-e.
Most of our people are opposed to it.
New Kpollican Paper.
The Republic i9 to be the name of a
new Republican newspaper to be pub
lished at Rockingham. The company
that proposes to print it waa last week
incorporaed by the Secretary of State,
with I). M.Morrison. W. A McDonald.
II. C. Mockery, J. M. Smith, R. J. Pence,
John I. Cameron. A. S. Cameron. W.
II. Ouick. W. M. Keily, Claudius Dock-
ery and E. W. Manship, as incorpora
tors. The capital stock is $ 1,500, divid
ed into thares of $10 each.
gen!ralnews.
fclCAJITIC CS3FTI8M.
Mwatnat rtttaitlallaS Canaiai
UO-tral l.ta- fr Vaaa r-M
t OwpiaiaaUiai Oa-Hl t trvl f
rawka.
UA
In a lire at 1 ::S0 Sunday morning in a
Bowery lodging bouse, five men were
burned to death, and twenty tbrillingly
rescued.
New York is to have a Henry George
monument, and a library is to be es
tablished in the house in Philadelphia
in which George was born.
J. H. Gruenert, an Indianapolis sa
loon-keeper, and his bartender, were
robbed by a stranger who induced them
to sniff t bottle of "headache medi
cine" which rendered them unconscious.
To stop burglars at Paducab, Ky.,
a curfew law has been adopted, and
suspicious characters are being driven
out of town by a vigilance committee.
William W. Nicholson, formerly of
the mounted police, took a shipload of
cattle over tbe Dyea trail and sold the
entire here at Dawson City for $1 per
pound, clearing over $100,000 by the
transaction.
Appalling Condition Keconcentradus.
Mr. Klopscb, of the Christian Her
ald, up to Saturday has received over
l.oou starving persona in Havana, xne
condition of the reconcentrados in
Mantanzas is reported today to be ap
palling. Mr. Klopsch will as soon as
possible give them attention.
There is more Catarrah in this
Pan ADttMiii. Slarcb 10 Th r.
mora of lobbying to e&r Un wub
th aeveral bills bfcre City Coutw-it.
lor the traorfer or th watrr works to
pntate corporati us which fca pre-
vailed for aotne time, bad their rulmi-
nation io a direct charge of attrreptfd
bribery, made by a member of Com
mon Couo. il, at a meeting of tfcat body
to day. ' j
The meeting was a special seaetonj
called ftr the rooiideration of the!
measure koowo as the ScrujIkiJl Val-'
ley water bill. bortly afier it had?
been taken up Walter X. Stevenson '
member from the Thirty-second ward.'
declared that he had been ottered
I5.uk 1 to vote for the bill. He further
stated that he was reliably lofurmed
that members who were voiing for the i
bill were getting from fl'Mito "..(.at'
ror their votes. He asked that anim-'
mediate investigation b made. J
The declaration of Mr. Steen.oo !
caused a profound sensation in tbe'
chamber, and ha no doubt proved a
.1. . i . .. .... !
uraiu uiuw lO'.ne Dlil.
Other opponents of the bill followed
with remarks corroborative of strveu
sun's charges.
At the regular sessioo, later io tbej
day thedemand for the in .estigttion i
of the bribery charges was dincued !
and resulted in the adoption of a reao-
I . . a a I
luuoii, proviumg lor an immediate
and full investigatioD of tbe charges
by a committee of seven.
An amendment to the resolution waa
adopted, and dincting tbe committer
to tho make full investigation ot
charges of brib-ry in connection with
the passage of tbe bill, in November
Iat. which leased the city's gaa works
to the United iss Improvement Com
pany for a reriod of thirty jeers.
AN IMPORTANT DISOVERY.
It la Alleged Thatsatea Sabuirlo Minn
lla Uaen llaeored and Frjullu foa
Malot of Court ofKrijulry.
New Yokk, March 1.1 The Key
We-t correspondent of The Press tel
egraphs that the Board of Enquiry to
day discovered the existence.of seven
submarine mines in Havana harbor.
and has shattered a section of a sub
marine cable, containing seven con
ductors, which is now in its pos-tssion.
ine caoie was secured by an Ameri
can diver, and is the strongest proof
yet obtained that tbe ' Maine" was de
stroyed by an otlicial Spanish agency.
The mine was connected with a
switchboard ashore, in charge of a
trusted agent of Spain. The bit of
shattered cable found by the divir was
laiu Deiorettie Board ot Enouirv to
day. It wa9 fourteen inches long.
seven-eighths of an inch in diameter,
ana contained seven copper wires, in
sulated with a gutta percba covering.
Outside of it was lead, one thirty-seconds
of an inch thick. Both ends
were smashed andworn, as if cut and
then pounded. The discovery was
made about thirty feet from the sub
merged bow or the "Maine." The
board now has the cable in its nos-es-
sion, together with other corrobora
tive evidence, showing Spanish treach
ery. REPORT WILL BE MADE PUBLIC.
mm if
Has
P
Experienced Wonderful Benefit from
section of the country than all other
diseases put together, and until the
tiations with this Company are now I last few years wa,s supposed to be in-
curaoie. or great many years
doctors pronounced it a local dis-
proceeding.
Strength of tbe .Spaiih Navy.
Madrid, March 13. The Spanish
torpedo tlotilla has not left Cadiz. The
vessels will ail for the Canary Islands
as soon as the weather moderates. The
Liberal gives tbe following as the
present strength of the Spanish navy :
Protected ships, 17: unprotected, 20:
gun-boats, 80; torpedo boat destroyers,
14; torpedo boats, 14; transports,.
tin trouble tu devote his windows to
displaying a proprietary medicine,
li t .the fact that .1. Ual Jiobbitt has
i. ii.' of hij show windows completely
tilled with l'aine's celery compound
in original package?, accompanied by
mammoth rtrtoons and handsomely
lithographed celery bunches, proves
the great merit of this popular prep
aration. No man, woman, or child
can piss the buy store without seeing
the display.
In talking with Mr. liobbitt con
Hrning his sales of Paine'i celery om
jioii.ii), he said : ,lit is the best Meller
I ever saw. I have sold this spring a
great many bottles and the demand is
increasing daily. It seems as though
eer body is buying Paine's celery
(impound. The poor rich, the banker,
Hi" clerk, the merchant, the laboring
man and ladies generally buy this
medicine, and I have yet to hear of a
.single person who ha not been pleased
with the results. Everybody praise?
ii. ami it seem to be a grand tonic for
those who are troubled with the lan
guid, tired feeling that so generally
i.illicts people during the spring
moiitlu.
Mr. r.olbitt. continuing, said : 'T am
ati-tled that the large advertising be
ing done in TiittCat cahias for Paine's
celery compound has been of gieat as
sistance in this section in increasing
the -ales of this medicine. Judicious
advertising always pays and Wells,
Uu hardson .v Co., the proprietors of
I'dine's celery compound, certainly
know tl" papers that will give the best
returns from advertising." Mr. Hob
hitt ha now in stock one of the larg
est consignments of Paine's celery
eonipound ever shipped to this city.
Take a look at his window and then
r-tep itiside and buy a bottle of the
compound. It is the one tonlo on the
market whose reputation has been es
The Atlantic Coast Eine, the !iea
board Air Line and the 8uthern Rail
way, the three large railway systems
operating in North Carolina, were giv
en a hearing TuesJay by tbe Railway
Commission, upon the exceptions to
the order reducing passenger fares to
2 and 2'. ce uts per mile.
At the morning session of the Com
mission the officers addressed the Com
mission, iiling tabulated statements
and presenting facta showing that the
new rates are unjust and unreasonable.
In the afternoon attorneys 1 for tha
railroads iuade argument In favor of
the maintenance of thte old rates.
At conclusion of hearing. Chairman
Caldwell stated that the Commission
might possibly render a decision in
the matter late Wednesday Vje'fore au
journment, otherwise no decision will
be reacbud for some day.
The new rate reducing fares goes
into ett'ect March 2ijd,
Lojal American CitUenn.
Kansas is the original Populist
RtRtfi and is now controlled by the
Populists. Under their direction
that State has the best and most
economical government it has ever
had. This even the opponents ot
Pm.nlism are forcf d to admit. Re;
eently i-ranklin Mathews, a repre
sentative of Harper's Weekly, went
of Kansas to investigate the finan
cial condition of the people of that
State. Although he is an avowed
eoldbus he admits that "whatever
may be said of the Populist leaders,
tbe Eastern visitor wiU find the rank
and file of the party composed of
loyal Americans, honest in their be
lief and loiveifs of good government."
By the way, what has become of
those fellows who vise 4 to call the
Populists "recUhandecl anarchists,"
"nigger traders'1 and liars?"
ease, and prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced it
incurable. Science has proven
catarrah to be a constitutional dis
ease, and therefore requires consti
tutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney
&. Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only con
stitutional cure on the market. It
is taken internally in doses from lix
drops to a teapoo;uul. It acts di
rectly on the blood and . mucous
surfaces of the system. They oger
one hundred dollars for any case it
tails to cre. Send for circulars
and testimonials. Address,
F. J. CHENEY & CO.,.Toiedo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75s,
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
President Promises to Send It ta Congress
as Soon as Received, With Rerommen
datlons Etc,
The Morning Post.
Washington, March, 15 -The Pres
ident has decided to make public at
once upon its early receipt the report
of the "Maine" Board of Enquiry, and
to do this h,y sending it to Congress,
with a message explaining its impor
tance and effect, and stating what bis
plans are for demanding reparation
from Spain, home of tbe President's
friends and advisers think to do this
would be to invite Congress to take
some action, but the President, on the
contrary, believes that by taking Con
gress into his confidence be will fore
stall any action by that body.
c
taud by Your Action.
Progressive Farmer,-1
It is said, by some that the new Rail
road Commission will modify passen
ger rates; that they will rescind their
decision ana noc make tbe sweeping
reduction oi wnicn we spoke last week
we nope this is raise. Let the new
Commissioners stand firm. The peo
ple are with them.
FOR
LOW
Rates West,
TEXAS, MEXICO, CAL
IFORNIA, ALASKA, or
any other point, with
FREE MAPS, write to
FRED. D. BUSH,
District Passenger Agent,
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R.R.,
3C Wall St., ATLANA, Ct,.
Mayor Miles 15. Preston has been
Hartford's chief executive for two
years. As a result of his econon.ic,
wise administration, the municipality
has prospered, and to-day Hands
highamongthe leading cities of Amer
ica. Mayor Preston is the first chief
magistrate of Hartford under the con
solidated form of government betrin-
ing a new period in the municipality)
history of Connecticut's capital.
He began at the bottom round of the '
ladder less than 25 years ago, coming !
to Hartford without a business ac-1
quaintance or friend in the city. As a
man of the people, but also a thought
ful conservative official, fully con
scious of the responsibility of his high
position and of his recommendations
Mayor Preston's statement of the de
cided benefit he has derived from
Paine's celery compound must carry
more than ordinary weight in every
uome, wnere mere is neea or recupera
tion, and of a remedy that is beyond
any reasonable doubt reliable. This
is what Mayor Preston said :
Mayor's Offick, Hartford. Conn.
The modern man of business, be lie
ever so sturdy, finds often that tbe con-
ij1 .
tn.uel pressure of affairs has caused
the nerves to remonntra. e and fall in
ton-. At men a time Paine's celery
compound bronirs of vaiu. Having
experience its benefit, I gladly com
mend. Mill li. PMKT0.
The tkin and tie ryes are two good
thermometers of health. If the kir
(has spots, eruption ac unhealthy pal
lor tr a yellow appearance, and the
eyes a glazed look, with yellowish
white-, it is high time to purify Hie
blood and regulate the liver and kid
neys. Paine's celery compound makes
bright red blood and relieve the liver
and kidneys nt the strain that is
brought upon them whenever impure
oioou is constantly pouring through
tneir suDMance.
lliere is every reason in the world
why Paine' celery compound should
build up sickly people, m reae their
appetite and nourish every issue in
their body.
As even children are aware, there is
oiooi ail over the body. It is this blood
Which builds up the tissues that have
reen worn out. It carries all the mate
riais ior restoring waste ana worn
parts. To the muscles it given certain
particular materials for making mus
cle; to the bones it give up oilier mate
rials for making bone: in tb brain
and nerves it leaves other materials
again for making i.rrte matter .and so
on.
Hut it takes rlt. pur-, highly vita
lized Mood to do all thla. and Ibis Is
the powerful lever which Paine celery
cow pound take advantage of to mak
the weak body strong and to drive out
dieae from the system.
runt i celery compound upplte
just .that needed, appropriate foudtliat
I lie overworked nerves are often too
feeble to exact, unaided, from the
of food taken into lUm stomach.
Paine's celery compound Increases tbe
appetite and put tbe digestive organ
Into surb a perfectly prepared condi
tion that the change into rerve, brain
and tissue substance is easily and fully
brought about, without waste of ner
vous energy or wear upon the liver,
kidneys, heart or stomach.
In this scientific, accural fashion,
Paine celery compound permanently
cure stomach troubles, disordered
liver, kidney disease, iodigt-stion and
all unhealthy condition that grow
out of overworked, underfed nerve
and organs.
DURHAM
FERTILIZER
COMPANY
mtmmmnmmmis
Whv Not be Cured?
If you have Consumption, Hronchitis,
or Disordered Liver, why cot take
Judge Geo. E. Hunt's
Consumption, Bronchitis'
and Liver Cure ?
It is acknowledged to be the bes
remedy in the United Statesfor all
lung troubles.
ONLY 50 CENTS PER LOTTIE.
Address,
STATE WON THE SUIT.
guprinis Con.t Dlua That Oyster
t'ltlmsii's Must Seek Relief From Leg
islature, The Supreme Court handed down
a decision Tuesday in the case of the,
oyster claimants from the Pamlico,
and Carteret counties,.
The Court held that the oyster peo
ple could not collect the costs for
which they sued the State Treasurer,
The Court decides that costs against
the State $re no part of the general
expense of the State thit there ia no
appropriation for such purpose; and
that persons seeking such relief must
apply to the Ceneral Assembly.
The case is that of darner and oth
ers versus State Treasurer Worth. The
claims of the plaintiff approximate
I
t
5,000.
The counsel for the ?tate were Es
tablished by years of use, and there are Judge MacRae, Capt, Day and J. C. L.
many people in this place wko will narrU. Messrs. Pou, Simmons, Ward
and ex-Judge Allen representing me
oyster claimants.
The Supreme Court previously de
.,Mii that the Dlaintilfs were entitled.
I to the claims of cost,
tike nothing Hse as their spring tried.
1
AlWAVS KEEP ON HAND
uaiimilef
W THERE IS NO KINO OF PAIN OR 1
ACHE, INTERNAL CR EXTERNAL,
T THAT PAIN-KILLER WILL NOT RE
r LIEVE.
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LOOK OUT FOR IMITATIONS AND SUB-
JSTlTUTES. THE GENUINE BUTTLE
J BEARS THE NAME,
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SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIANS
We heartily recommend Dr. Hatha-
u. r. r 001 ' smith Itroad bt. At
lanta.Ga., as being perfectly reliable
,i ,..,o.iki aimnessful in the treat-
mo.r ..r i1mnii diapases of men and
111 vajvva vinvfiitv - .
women. They cure where other? rail.
Our readers if in need of medical help
ahmiiri fprt.inlv write these eminent
v - . .
doctors and you will receive a Tree auu
exnertoDinion of your case by return
.7. . ... v. : . 1 wr , a
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thA ritrht wav to do business. They
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guarantee tneir cures
day.
Subscribe to The Caucasion,
SI. 00 per year.
$50 in
Will b Paid to any Man or Woman.
It remains for tho celebrated firm of physicians
end specialists. Dr. Hathaway & Co., (Regular
Graduates Registered), to place a genuine Dnejt
nesa proposition before tbe public, which has
never been made before, .
We agrej; tu treat any person afflicted with any
chronic disease and curs theT, furnishing medi
cines and evervthing necesss y for their case, or
forfeit $oO.OO in gold, providing the patient faith
fully follows treatment and directions, and the
rnso is a curahln one.
This otter Is p'.ain, and ther is no catch to it;
and furthermore, the offer 13 good and the money
perfectly safe because we are financially reepon-
jibie.
Dr. Hathaway & Co. 'a
experience during the
last zUyears nas proved
the fact that they have
enred thousands of
cases where other doc
tors have failed, and
this warrants them in
making this remarka
ble oSer. All persons
who are suffering from
any chronic disease,
have now an opportu
nity to test the treat
ment of the acknow
ledged leading physi
cians and specialists of
this country, with an
absolute surety of be
ing cured. Soeclal di
seases, such as catarrh.
blood poison, weakness
of men and women which affect the delicate organs
snd private diseases of all kinds, rheumatism.
Stricture, varicocele, rupture, ! ihii
etii. aniniinns. ulcers, kidney and orlnanr dl
.a.. Hub ana siamacn ainicuiiisc. iiauvr.
opium and morphine habits, or any chronic
.I.... fnr treatment cn tut taken at home
iinrlnr onr directions, or. we win pay i
o fom .ml hntnl hill toall who Drefer to come
uau .u." " " , 1, .
. ... nffina nhnilL if w fall toenTO. WS
Lna hui rr finnnoial nnA Tirofeaelonal refer
ences and transact onr Dnsiness on -jouriciiy
professional basis, promising nothing but what
HMMtlnitMi. fruit cure, f reesamDleor CO.D.
.on.i. Knt think it ta best in the end to be hon
est with onr patients. Write ns to-dar; don't de-
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g MANUFACTURES THE
BEST AND
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Write theqa to
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fnnily rathartii, cure constipation" forever.
tOc.Sio. It C. C. V. fail, druccists refund money.
We have carefully prepared Symptom Blanks
No Tu for men; No, 2, for women; No. 8, for skn
rUseases; No. 4, lor catarrn, ia new
1 1.1.. 11 aAnd Fnt tnrul who
desire truthful information about their condi
tion. Call or caress .
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Bfention this paper.
Educational Bureau,
RALEIGH. N. C,
Secures position? for teachers for
reasonable charge.'
Recommends competent teachers 10
schools and families tree of charge.
Write for particulars.QNo harm to
learn our work.
We also have a department of school
furniture and supplies, and can furnish
anything Deeded in this line at lowest
possible prices.
Our exniDit at ine present Mate r asr
was awarded a medal.
Goods and prices guaranteed.
Correspondence invited.
CHARLES J. TARKER,
Manager.
You
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"Z. Don't p'ant Tobacco without using
Durham Fertilizer. It is the Best 3
We are the Farmers' Friend. ,
H Lowest Prices, Quality Considered.
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KEELEY
CURE
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What it Does
It relieves a person of all desire for strong
drink or druirs. restores his nervous system
to its normal condition, and reinstates a
man to his home and business.
For full particulars, address either of the
following institutes :
THE KEELEY INSTITUTE, Greensboro, N. C.
THE KEELEY INSTITUTE, 03 K. St , N. W., Washington, D. C.
THE KEELEY INSTITUTE, 1418 Madison Avenue,' Baltimore, Md.
On Life Insurance Policies in Stan
dard English and American Com
panies.
Ten per cent, more than the com pa
nies themselves loan on the same
policies at lower rates.
Write or enquire ....
PUILLII WILLIAMS AVIRETT,
Investing Agent Enghsb-Americ .n
Loan and Trust Co.,
Citizens Xational.Bank Building,
RiuioB, N. C.
Want
ajmmtmmmmfflfli-2
1a PIANO 1
That
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Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, ni' cs ru.
nenaVn!. blood pure. 60c." j.'.-j"
Piano.
Has a reputation second to cone, rnd while it is necesscry fsr
the dealer to charge more fu it than yoa are asked ta p:y fa
many other makes, you ftei lastrasent the extra ial:s ot
which fully justifies the additional outlay.
If -not for sale b local dealers, address.1
THE JOHN CHURCH CO.,
CINCINNATI
NEW YORK
CHICAGO