- 1 I I m w
i 1 1 V t y a Tin a a ?
lllfj LaULaoim. i 1 "rrN raid and RedHhlrt.
. m a
!UlMh N.U., August 30. 1SKO, lA'iintoa Caucasian.
The I)Hinocru by fraud ind f
"v our imtlvM sod ;
Mut can their soul be comf
I in' i Jitot of the Wilson News in
,)t it nunes of Uit w-ek titOw
..dim' very mean dares atttCau
,-n, m.m and nator Marion Hutler.
If , wanted l dual in rorsoualitifi-.
u ltfbt sty ome r y mean thio
l ., at the ixiiior of the. Wilson Newp.
i ;' lit Im ratb. r to he pitud.
force.
Mi rv 9 r -. 4
Without thi amilHofUrMt ?
can for right i.r
ir- in funned tbat the indictment
, ti-t MaJ . fie . K. Butler, IJi n. J. K.
h i i mill Hon. fi II. Johnson and
,,ir,. r prominent l'opuliat or Sarnpaou
n. t fur rxpwing (he fraud commit -kmI
in tli-lasi election, will be heard
i, ... .1. K. Woodard, J. u Wtf
., nt Saturday, .September lur
i f r.- older people remember bow
; i. -it i Im- democrat curs-.! and alumni
I , r-'publican of l"iJS for taking peo
.i. tay Iroui tbeir lime for trial.
'Ill-, were rit'ca's, thieve., rugue, li
kr then. N tat are tbe Democrat now
fin l.i j t
Mr. I.S Tarr announced himself a
ui.liila e tor t ! U. H. Seuate in Sun
!iv ' papers.
vn . clnesday morning Mr. biminot.ft
They do Dot
wrontr.
Just so the party wins,
-J?1 Almighty hath dcn
-They'll suffer for their lna
."Truth crushed to earth Mhall rl.
t strain"
And all their plan defeat. 0
Yes, they will stand condemned at
lt.
Before the. judgmmt neat.
With Y. M. SlinmoM lu the lead.
Ho miao and so unjust ;
Not fit to hold, ao Van e hat waid.
A place of public truat.
The red shirt follow on thrack.
With pistUa, knlTt and gun,
I -' - ' - " M..V. k.U IO TT
And parents' wayward sons.
And even clergymen who preach
That they were free from em,
Have voted for tfa a lawlo- gang
To cheat and eott-r In.
Though they still grace the aacred
uenk,
t n p on need himself a candidate, for the J ( W ee as through a glai,)
line hiich othce, Mayiig he did nut
i Link it wi iieceKnary t. annouoer
tH-o hi- candidacy for the place, a-.
!,m nmiouiiceujent WHS published in the
l-.hev.lle Citizen arid several otlier pa -pcrs
in the HUte more than a year ag
11 we remember correctly when Mr.
SnumoiM was challenged a few month
,.((.i by Chairman Butler to meet htm
ifi joint cativaiM, they were both
candidatc-M for the V. H. Senate. Mr.
Minimum said they had no candidate
l-r the 1'. . rfenate. It it very ttraiijtc
tn.w om people liave xiich convenient
iiifinorie!.
AGRICULTURAL COMMISSIONERS MEET
uccerul Henaloii of the Suuthei-ii
states ( iiiiiilni(iHr in ltaleij;b.
The .second annual convention of the
Cotton State. Ao iation of the Com
iiiMrdoner of Agriculture convened i
Kaleigh Tu wday. Delegates from I.ou
iiana, Miaisnippi, Georgia and other
Sou'hern State were in at endance.
Addrexsei of welcome were delivered
by Uoverm.r Daniel I. Kuaxell n be
half of the Sia e, by Hi n K. N. aimio
on behalf of the ity, and by Commih
Moiier rt. J.. I'alter-tou on the part of
the North 1 arolina State Hoard of Ag
rici.ltnre. Hesp 'n.-e were made by
rr U.C White or the Uii' verbify of
Oe rgia and by Col nel J. A. Kedhead.
the Commissioner of Agr. culture from
Missiiaippi The disciH..iont were con
fined to agricultural topic-, immigra
tion and agricultural development.
INDIGNATION MEETINC.
I the Citizen tf Harnett nnd Afljoininir
Count it-.
Now the election is over and
tnon'n reason has returned to them.
You are hereby requested to meet
In a general mass meeting at the
town of Dunn, Harnett county, N
0 , on Saturday, Kept. 22, 1900, to
give expression to your purpose as
to whether or not you are in favor
of "equal rights to all and special
privileges to none" being granted
to speakers of all political partita,
and whether or not you are In fa
vor of a free ballot and a fair count
and a Just election law in North
Carolina. The mee.ing will be ad
dressed by Hon. Marlon Butler, of
Sampson county, a Populist; (Ex
Sheriff) John A. Green, of ilarnett
county, a life long Democrat, and)
Hon. O. J. spears, of Harnett coun
ty, a Republican. This is no par
tisan meeting In behalf of any po
litical party, but now the amend
ment has been carr'ed and the ne
gro Is out of politic?, It is in behalf
of white men of all parties who in
tend to preserve ihtalr liberties.
Citizen.
Their words fall llirhtiv on our -ftrri
Junt like a sounding braas.'
When Simmons to the Henate goes,
let this in mind be borne,
That when the very wicked rule.
The people always mourn.
We have not sold our souls for gold,
To till a miser's purse ;
And you will find that fame thus
gained,
A burden and a curse.
You cast asideltruo happiness,
Which in contentment lies.
And ou will find the crown you
wear
A very thorny prize.
h. lto.scot Ha i. u
Denial, N. C, Aug 21, I90u.
Lint s suggested to the writer by
rea ing "Our Old Carolina Home,"
by Henry A. Urady, in a recent Is
sue of the Sampson Demixirat.
One more erratic genius
Has scraped our Southern skies.
And all the burden of his song
In Marion Butler lies.
He wrote a famous elegy
That outstrips Thomas Oray,
And told the laldies not to weep
For Butler's laid away.
He is not dead, but only sleeps,
1 o t ake a needed rest,
"A ad not a wave of trouble roll
'Across his poacefnl breast '
You said that ho was dead before,
But didn't he arise,
And read his many titles clear.
"To mansions In theskieV'
The Senator feels jusfTy proud,
That In a priceless gem,
You placed his name and crowned
his fame
With such a d'udem.
TNI e8NFf CI HACrS DISSOLUTICX.
J IaU d III ah IUI4
TWir UM
Uurfia MaaMon.
"In all 8oat!and there i perbap.
too more interesting h cue tbao i to
be aeen in the qaaint, ana'oeratw
fliwery lit'le towaot W athtngt a. to
Wdke eoi at j, Georgia," tit Mr
Taaddeaa Hariou. o! "H .tuaue-4 ..
Sme3cu bera Hoaus ' 10 th8p
leiaber Limits' ltom J urnl. !
Is kaova far and wld aa II ard
Hoaae. takiaic its nmef torn 8tphe
Heard, the flrtt aetiler of Wbiac
ion, later a O iveibor of Ueurgi'
wh racbd to ere after a loner j ur
ney from Virtrmia uo Nw Y a.- .
Day, 1774. Uo camoed ha lauiil)
on thoapot wbre Heard Honan
itaads, where afurward he built a
fort of defense ngaiust the ludiac.
Tae firt dwelling erected oo tr .
groutd. however, was a latere, wool
en structure, koown aa the Tavern l
Captain J hn Wiiilaoton, whos
girl were famon Oeo gta beaati s,
co a. ted by bait the young squire iu
tie 8tt.
'Iq 1865, jat prior to the eapiur
of J flera.in Davi, waat is kaown
the Ust Cabinet meeting of the Con
federacy oecu rd iu ihe lai
H -use Tbe roin in wb:eb tbe dm
couraged Cabinet miuUter sat is
the rear of the eecoad atorr. and ha-
e?er aince been na.d For man
m nths what lin l m ney ibe Con
federacy had w&a kept in the o! i
b nk vaults on the lower ti or. Th;
vaulf. is there to-day, and is doaj?
duty a a milk and batter close'.
Mr. Mulligan, who at prtsant oceu
pies tbe bouse, is a descendant of tue
original Heard family."
CALL OF CONVENTION.
The t'onirreaaioiial Convention far tlie
Third IMstrtct all.xl to Meet in Clinton
Sept. l'ith.
Jiy a referendum vote of the Ex
ecu lve Committee of the People
party of Third Congressional Dli
trict, the Congress onal Convention
for this district Is hereby call ml u
meet in CUnton, Wetlnesday, S.-pt.
12, 19(M), ar 12 o cl ck M , fo- the
purposa of nominat ng a candidal
for J on gross, and transacting any
other bijsinesi that may be brougli
before it.
County chairmen will no if th
delegates of their r pective couu
ties, of time ana place of the con
ventlon.
V. J. MhArtht k,
Ch'm Ex. Com., P. P.. :ird l ong
- Diet.
l(BEIZ&m'l
Tbi. idmM armtating mn4 i totmenti 4 ail akha Laa U cawed by aa acid owditk- U 11 Lo UU O
pf reach, the skia 4 it Ucmdcs ml and tceaMd Tlw tub mA Vanan a
alasoa4utaUe.epeciaJl7bo owdxttsJ from any cmua Th aki seraaa steep m
unpoiKiU. tb dt)mm muBrrrr, frgardlra of aaSMm, rubra card atrvegth to nWa
Ttua bBrctaa, tubing btusur aaia aofartuae ta IniW t aatidea, d hrv-.c a atKkr id. waici
forma cruau ud oiea. Again the akia iadry. Hard aad laaund. lttba talent!.. bUda4 ZSm
Tbia ia m painful aad etabliom furta of the bursas.
H bUc SiYeioa. Tetlej , KryMpciaa. Salt Rhctaan and anMV hk trvut4e a ta ml m 4v
THERE GAU OE NO EXTERNAL IRRITATIOU
WITHOUT Att tttTERHAL CAUSE.
II th bloud ia Iri a pur, healthy conditio, o puaosoa elemeaU caa rr h tbe aaia,
Eatcreal apT lifaUona of waahea. lotion and aala m
inflammation b t cannot reach the diaeaac. Only S. S. ihr real Uood luedkiDe. cao do thta.
S. S. S.. the only purely vegetable remedy known, ia a aafe and permanent cure fo Eczenn and all deepaeate4 blood ai d
akin trouble. It goes direct to the set of the diaenae. neutraliaea tbe acid and cleaaaea tbc Uoud. ar tniurcea and langomt'
all tbe organa. and thus dears tbe syneta of all impantiea through the natural t basnet ; tbe akin iebeed. all innan&ati.
uiMiuri, ana an ngaioi uae tuaemae uiaappcar.
Mm. Uf M. HoffaOa. af Cardiagtaav Oloo. my afe waa aB1ct4 rfah ScvaloM aeaa a4 Hiici
froia Mrth. Her faor at lb bran ao hAj rwaUa that anr waa aot rccocnvaablc. aad ka t-mbs
aad haadt nr vrry aora. She waa Ueat4 It all ia doctor la towa withoaCrla( taftuc! ar.4 la
ker reararchr It relief, waa told by aa old HyniciaB UUktt 1.1 Mw JoilowedYta adric ad waa
aeompcly carM. and b never had a return tbediaeaae. Thi waa arveateea year ago. She Borrety
wtiyrTrm w w.nun raft brvii m mwr pin jam aij owi lor a. a. a., aaa aoaa, what a haa
s win oo i or omen ¬
ta.
doa far at
Send for our book oo Blood and Skia Diseases, and write oar Dhraiciana fulle about voar
; thev will cheerf ally give any information or advice wanted. We make no charge for thia. Address.
EPIDEMIC OF ASSASSINATION.
STEVENSON NOMINATED
a Tur-
ljiKn'ouBtr, West Virrinia in
aifil or Kxritetuent.
DiroKK8s, W. Va , Aug. 25.-1,"-gan
county is In a turmoil of excite
n.ent Court has just adjourn d
and there is no probability of
j, . . . i
giauujmj iu tiu.mvuiua vu &w p i Towne's resignation, it waa
the epidemic of assassination which Ln,., lh.t .
seerastobeswcenlncrovertheconu-l .
- - - - - I . . . .
Within twenty-four hours three nated, but after seven hours debao
men have been waylaid and shot on Stevenson received the nomination
the bead waters of Island Greek uafA u rrt.
t tan' i j .1 J w t v vuv va;uiuiuvci
ir ciiih was snot ana aangerousyi . 0 . ....
" J IdjUdlAn Kine Trtf UnM.tr
Hut Not Until After Seven Hoar lbai r.
The National Populist Commu
te' met In Chicago Mondav to nom
inate a candidate for Vice President
to fill the vacancy caused by 1 r.
r. -
the
flOO Reward iHOO.
I
LYNCHING IN RUTHERFORD COUNTY.
V Mob Avmikm tbe KUIina; or Mills II.
Flark.
Mills II. Flark, ex-State representa
tive, waa shot and HI ed at his planta
tion near Forest City Tuesday morn
ing, ilia slayer ws Avery Mills, a ne
gro renter.
Tbe negro was promptly arrested,
arid while being carried to jail a mob
of citizens took him from the otllcers
and carried him about 1(K) yards from
tbe main road. wh?re they riddled him
with bullets
1 he wife of the negro ia in ja l.
Oh ! Byron, shake away the dust
And scrape your rusty pen,
And when the critics praise hfs
song
Just write a big AMEN.
Oh ! Gladstone, can'c you turn
about
And whisper from the tomb, .
That such a sweet, posthumous
song
Dispels the deepest gloom.
He says the devil too is dead,
Poor little orphan boy;
May rosea bloom around his head
And all his thoughts employ.
It "smacks a bid" of Goebel law
And beats the fall of Rome,
To think he wrote to fit the tune
01 "Old Kentucky Home."
Go Prank L. Staiton, hide your
pen,
For you are ia the shade,
You'll have to quit the author's
chair,
And seek another ttaie.
Oh ! sweetest singer of the South,
Pour forth your melting lays.
And prove to all woo read your
song,
Your worthiness of praise.
E. Roscob Hall,
Dismal, N. O., Aug. 24th, 190O.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn tint there :s at leat
one dreaded disea-e that cieiu-e hi
heei able to cure in all its stages, and'
that is Catarrh Hall s atarrb i urt
is the only positive cure known to the
uiHlical fraternity. atarrb being a
constitutional disease, requirei a c 'li
st Rational treatment. Hall's atarrb
Cure is taken internally, acting direct
l upon the blood an 1 mucous stirfa es
of the system, thereby destroying the
t. ill .11 a t.inn fif t ll . (liaaoca ort.l nrit-ii tr
the patient streng h by building up
ti e constitution and assisting natU'e
iu doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative pow
ers ihat they offer One Hundred Dol
lars for any case that it fails to cure.
,S-nd f r list of testini iiiials
Address
F. J. OHENEY A O , Toledo, O.
sold by Druggists, 75c .
Hall's Family Puis are the best.
wounded Thursday night, from am
bush. About the same hour Louis
Elmore was fired upon, and his
horse shot from under him. At 11
o clock yesterday, Rev. Millard 8ta
tford was waylaid on the headwa
ters of Guyan by two persons who
attempted to kill him He was
shot in the left side and arm, but
will recover. No arrests have b. en
made, though the officers are lea v
ing no stone unturned to discover
the assassins. No cause can be a s-
) signed for the lawlessness.
More (old From Nome.
Seattle, Wash.. Aug. 27. The steam
ship Ohio ha arrived from Nome wilh
332 passengers, and treasure estimated
at $2,000,000. About one-third of the
ijold came from Nome The Klondike
contributed the balance
The steamer South Portland arrived
to-night with 40.000 in gold from
.Vorne and 118 steerage passengers.
went into
Is. reported
to have said: .
"It would be well if Bryan could
be delivered from some of his
friends. The nomination of Adlal
Stevenson for Vice-President by the
Populists would endanger the chan
ces of Bryan's election, and It la be
cause I am working to secure bis
election that I am oppoeed to nam
ing Stevenson. The best way f.r
the Populist to help to elect Brytn
is to name a Populist for second
place. Those of Mr Bryan's friends
who are advising him to the contra
ry are harming his cause and raav
com pass his defeat by their advice. '
THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.
Timelv Advice.
Davie Record.
John Hanes, colored, sowed 37 bush
els of wheat and made 483 bushels This
is a good crop and show that John is
good farmer More of his race should
follow his example. Oo to tbe country
and make a good lif ing and then take
tare of it. Ji hn has just purchased a
$38,00 disc plo rt The negroes are ma
king a mistake in congregating in the
towns where many of them eke out a
poor existence.
The Pope Atteinpta to Dictte to the Kins:
New York, Aug. 27 A special
cable dispatch to The Journal from
Rome sys a circular note from the
Vatican has been sent to alt Catno
lie governments, de larlng that the
Pope renounces none of the papel
rights over the Rome provinces, and
that until they recognize the Holy
See the Pope wdl reeogn za the new
King only as King of Sardina.
Suicides From Heat.
New York, Aug. 28. Mrs. Glueck,
aged sixty years, blindfolded herself
and jumped from a six story window
to-day She was insane from the ex
cessive heat.
Thk Stomach of Man is subject
to a dozn such common nt painful
eft dio s as cramps cholera morbus,
aud dysentery, that, by neglect may
he madd chronic and dangerous. The
best, handiest, sur. t and quicker,
remedy ia Pin-KiPer, a m dicint
which has been tried for more than
half of a century and never failed
to give relief. . Avoid substitutes,
there it but one Pain-Killer , Perry
Davia.' Price 25a and 50c.
The Populist National Committee
mot In Chicago last Monday to
nominate a Vice-Presidential candi
date In place of Mr. Towne Ste
venson was nominated. Senator
Butler, Washburn and other prom
inent Populists made a strong fight
against Stevenson.
Death of a Civil War Captain.
Joliet, 111., Aug.: 27. Captain Mc
Allister, who commanded in the Civil
War the famous McAllister battery,
died to dav at his home in this city
fr. m a naralvtic stroke. He was 70
years old
About 3o0 employes of the Tennes
see Coal and Railroad Company, at
Siuh Pittabnrg. Tnn., struck yes-
a.s . m
tarda. because oi tne aiscnarge ot .
I uui n man-
fjro '
Price, McCormick'a Creditora, Dividend
of Fifty PerCent. Being- Paid.
New York, August 27 The Met
ropolitan Trust Company began
paving a dividend of fifty per cent.
in cash today on behalf of the read
justment committee to all credi ors
of Price, Mccormick and company
who bad flud their claims The
first diVluend to be paid by tru
Trust Company will be incoss of
one million dollars.
Whit-sett Institute,
vVbitsett, N C , opens the Fall Term
Wednesday August 2ih. Many stu
tents have alreadv register d aI
he outlook is now that a Urger
crowd of students will attend this
year than ever before Tbe coures
offered this year will be: Literary,
Business. Teacher' Normal. Short
hand, Music, Typewriting, &c. Two
new teachers will be added to the
Faculty. A new hall for boardir g
tudents has j ist been opened. Never
before hs tbe school been ao wll
ore pi red to give satisfaction to its
patrons. Lis ytar there were 231
students and atrangements are being
made for many more this year. Th
school has filled a number of excel
lent positions this summer, and its
graduates have no trouble in securing
arood positions Total expenses for
a student Tor five months average
Hritiwh Pushing Boera Oenral Ifc W-t
Stilt Dodging.
Latest South African war news show
that tbe British are gradually corner
ing the Boers, and it is believed the
burghers will soon be forced into a po
sition where a decisive battle can be
fought.
general Buller's command has taken
Bergendal, a strong position, suffering
fi'ly or sixty casualties. The burgber
are said to have 1 st heavily. General
Roberts reports several minor engage
ments with small losses.
POPULIST CONVENTION CALLED
For the 1th Congressional District To
Meet in Knleigh. Sept. 1 1th, IflOO.
At a meeting ot the Congressional
committe, beld in Raleigb, on Aotr.
14 b, 1900, the Congressional Con-
ntiou of the Pi opUt's Party, for
the 4 h District, was called to meet
in the City of Raleigh on Tuesday,
Sept. 11th, 1900, at 4:30 p. m., at the
conrt house, for the purpose of nom
HICKS'
CAPUBIME
Headache
Cure . .
l.KAVKS NO BAD EKKKCT
WHATEVER
15, '25 and 50e. at Draggists
Public School Books!
Tbe Public Schools are now opening over
the State, and will need supplies. These
school books and supplies can be bad at a
discount to teachers and dealers from
4
ALFRED WILLIAMS & CO..
R.A.T.EIG-H, 3ST. CI
WONDERFUL
SUMMER
BARGAINS
Dobbin ti Fcrrall.
M TucVcr'a Store.
U k 125 Ft) etloUlc St.
Raleigh, n. c.
Anticephalalgine
Th.. Original HKAIUCHE
and NECitAlHA CURB
SAFEST - AND BIST
2i and W) enntt a bottle
For Sain by all Druggist
Raleigh Uarble Works
-PROPRIETORS
KALIIOH, M. 0.
noottoOOOOOOO OOOOOOCMKlO
SHIPMENTS
MADE TO
ANY PART
OF THE
STATE AT
SAME PRICK
AS AT FHOP.
Joooeooonooo oonoooooo o
Write for Citaloirue. . ffT
IN FINE DRY COOD8
Many hoc we are elos oat at really half rnea
Aid. TIIK RKADV MAILMAN T.YIXRK1 I.AIUKH HCITh AT
iiai.k Pinrixr
All
the KORKK1N SOVKLTItK IN COTTON, UKtl AS DIES. LAWN rt.
DlMITlKHand other ckI aud dainty fabrics at halt prira
ALL THE ODD PRICKS AND SHORT LKNtlTHs OK CARPETS AND
MATTINOS at half phea.
All tbe Small Wares
bUooglog U tbu onioaer - liolta
Ar., Ar. at balf prtea
Nvekvaar. Ktii
Ifjpoiaible to do so come and p-rualU make vur porrbaa.. if yo caaH
some write ns for sauinle or di-ription V will give via th very ttt
attention in tbe ranct polite wty.
lMHtniN A FERKAU
i i w:. r-n tu: i a
and tuition. It. I Jiu u: v
A Chinese Court of Inquiry.
tion may deem proper.
County Chairmen will take such
The position of the United States steps as are necessary to select dele-
will be favorable ti the maintenance I gates to said convention.
of tbe Chinese empire rather than to
the partition of Crna among other
oo we r s. But there will have to be
noch investigation and discussion
before wise and intelligent action can
Of decided upon. It seems to us that
he situation aff jrds a most excellent
DDortuaitv tost in motion that
By order of tbe committee.
8 Otho Wilson, Chm'n.
THE UNIVERSITY
of NORTH CAROLINA
THE HKAO OF THE NT ATE S
EDUCATIONAL HYSTEM
Throe, acadonaic court leading
to degrees.
Professional courses in Law,
Medicine and Pharmacy.
Summer School for Teachers.
Scholarships and
Iioans to needy. Fre
Tuition to candi
dates for Ministry,
Minister's Sons and
t Teachers.
512 students besides 161 In Sum
mer school. 38 teachers In the fac
ulty. For catalogues and Inform-1
tion address
F. P. V ENABLE, President,
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Tuition $60
Do You? - - - WEAR PaMTS !
then WHjTIng BROS."
Says Iewey Stole Amraunitioi
A Boston special dated August
28, says :
"A story is published by The
o.rt of the machinery of the recent Traveler tonight to the effect that
Hague Treaty framed at the peace w bwiw nmmuuiuou
frA nrhinh MMvid fnr intftr- "om e uritisn arsenal in itong
wuv.w r " I XT' . 4-U -i.ki. l- l : 1 j m
nutional eonrta of inaulrv as nrelim-1 "ikuk wvreu oiiw ir
jTtiR State Normal and Industrial
College.
OF NORTH CAROLINA
Have something good to show you.
regret It. Prices Rock-Bottom.
Oo and hi them and yiu woh'l
inary to the settlement of a dispute
or difficulty. What the world most
aeeds now, in the Chinese situation,
is a correct understanding of all the
fact. We know that the Chinese
Government has been guilty of seri
o us duplicity; but how far that da
pliclty has gone, and to what extent
he government has been rdsponsib'e
for tbe outrages committed by the
Box rs,.cau be known Ojly after con
3iderabninqniry. From "Th
Progress of ibe World," in the A mer
lean MjQthly Rsview of Reviewafur
S-ptembtr.
Manila to engage the Spanish fleet.
The name ot the man furnishing
the information is not printed.
Southern
Railway
Arrangements have been effected
by which 1 000 mile books, the prioe
of which in $25.00 each, issued by
the SEABOARD AIR LIKE RAIL
WAY, are honored through to Wash
ington over the Pennsylvania Bad
road; from rortsmou-nto Baltimore
over the Baltimore Steam Packet
Company, and biteen Clintun and
Columbia over tbe Columbia, mew
berry & Linrens Rtilroad. This ar
ran semen t i deludes the books issutd
by toe Florida Central & Peninsular
m a a Y I i
Td uaurgia Aiaoama ivauroaas
Auk 30 lai.
Fishing.
THE DOCTOR WHO STAYS.
Other Come at Tail ami I'aae on, but Dr. Hathaway
Practice Haa Been Permanently Katabliahed for 20
Years ana i t-ar ay ear i uro
Ilecna.of hi" ltM-ora of Curea.
I
The 'act that fr Hathaway has be n ablished in
tbe south longer than ai)y other specialist demo i
sirstes a number of very imp rtant things . Other tpe
eialixt have practice i here, ome for a few months and
some even for a year or two, but Dr. Hathaway is tn
onlv one of ah tbe number who has re gained, and ins
nrae-tice nas Deen conuuutius mi w
.... . .. . nlain t.A ill
i.. t, n.uto it. . nrnmiM which he could not Illinili
s.. I ti.. h.u ii.ikii pvitv nronuse lie haamaae;
j. Newton ,.th...y , S5 K- V'S- " ,h'r 8P"""" '"
M i, his Bld coiiibined;
He has cored more cases of Loss of Manly V igor;
He has cured more case of Vane ceie;
He has cured more cases of 'c.t"rAiiftd poi900ing, in all different stages;
He ha cured more case of Mpeciflo tiXnfSwLYcpB.lnU',
He has cured more eaes or af manner of Urinary a nd J" compiains ,
He has cure I more na.es of all manner of Chrome Diseases, .
And, he baa cured tli I"'-- ont.inued with a constantly
i nese are tne raons wuj . h field.
growinir practice while others nave oeen " ,! m,
wr . . ...dan r a T.n i 1 1 1 1. 1 1 r i b nuw v
ue uepeiiUA upon nia cureu
Cliild Drowned While
iraham, N. C, Aug. 24 Robert Nay
Hunter, aged eight vears, son of . Mr.
and Mrs i larence Hunter, was drown
ed this afternoon in a pond from which
tbe Oneida Cotton Mills are supplied .
Phe lad was fishing and accidentally
fell overboard Several mill boys wit
nessed the accident. The body was re
covered.
In His 84rJi Year.
Goldsboro Argus.
Ex-Governor C. H. Brogden was
in the city last evening. He is now
84 years old, and is wonderfully
well preserved. He attends to the
duties of his farm, ana taxes aaeep
interest In everything both In the
business and the political world.
- a m -
The temperature of the Sunny
Rnnth in the pat two weeks was
warm as could bo desired and then
some over. Ex.-
like afflicted of
Dr. Hathaway want
Sr a
what he hts d ne and what lie can uu. rin.a to at h.s office
wants ad sufferers iroui y Y;:r" fzt h. can cure
or write him. Un ess tbey are conv.uceu . .- "-'VnnTtlnn'at his of-
ik. ..u ... Ho. nhllMtlonS MJ taae ncamicy. v.
uvi ac: ii uua a
oce or by mail s free.
ew e
J
Killed While Playing Ghost.
Labor Advocate.
Whlie frightening a crowd of ne
(rroes in Philadelphia by pretending
that she was a ghost, Florence Al
mond, 15 years old, was struck on
the head by a brick thrown by one
of the negroes and killed. The ne
groes w ire gathered on a lot and the
.rirl, who lives near by, had wrapped
a white sheet abont her and sudden
ly appeared before the crowd. -
Is That Paper Hunting for an
Excuse to Oppose Bryan?
(Scotland Neck Commonwealth.)
It has gone out that Marion Butler
is to manage Mr. Bryan's campaign in
North Carolina and for other Southern
S ates, with headquarters at Washing
ton. - ,
If Mr. Bryan is wise an we think he
s. he will cut loose from But er and
have nothiner more to do with him.
There are many good Democra's in tnis
htate. ardent supporters f Mr Bryan
from the first, who will be made luae
warra in bis cause if Marion Butler has
anything to do with it.
Standard Railway
of The South.
a mm mm-, v .... m .a vanP.aB B- aaai I ull.
. . . . -V m. a f a
NEWTON HATHAWAY AUU.,
22 1-2 X
outh Broad Street,
Atlanta, oa.
WANTED Two reliable travel
ing salesmen in each State ; perma
nent position; salary ana xpensee.
experience not absolutely e.eentiai
Add i e 4s
PXDEMONT TOBA.OCO WOEKS,-
. Oreensboro, N. O.
Losses In Sunday's Fighting.
London, Aug. 27h A dispatch
from Lord Roberts issued by the
War Office to night states that the
Biltish casualties in the engage
ment Sunday were wonderfully few
considering the heavy fire and the
long time the fight lasted. He es
ti mated that five were killed and
58 wounded. -
The Direct Line to all points 1-
Texas - California
Florida - Cuba
Porto Rico.
Offers to young women thorough I
literary, classical, scientific and indus
trial education and special pedagogical
training. Annual expenses $92 to
$132; for non-residents, $152. Faculty
of 80 members Has matriculated
about 2,000 students, representing
every county in tue .state exce;t ore.
Practice and Observation School ol
abou 250 pupil. To secure board iu
dormi'ories, all free tuition application
should be made before August 1.
Correspondence invited, frem thoe
desiring competent trained teacher-.
.a -a .
r ar caiaioeue bimi oiner iniorinanoi
a tdrexs until August 15th
PROF. J. Y. JOYNER,
Dean of College
i Hak D Mrl V F.R President
r. Carrdllton -Hotel
KALEIGH. N. C- -
Rates : : : $2.00 per day.
(0)-O-(O)-(O) (o (O
Free Baths to Traveling Jlei:
Free Bus at all trains
W. U. JORDAN, Lessee.
Strictly FIRST CLASS Equipment
on alt through and local train; Pull
man Palace Sleeping cars on ail night
trains. Fast and safe schedules.-
Travel by the Southern and you are
tsstred a safe, comfortable and expe
ditious journey.
Applj to ticket agents for time ta
ble, rates and general information, or
address
(No trouble to answer questions)
Frank S. Gannon, 3rd Vice President
and General Manager; J. M. Culp,
traffic manager; W A Turk, G PA,
Washington, DC -R
L VERNON, THAI) C STURG1S,
T P A C T A
harlotte, N C Raleigh, N C
AJmlaistrator's Notice.
Having qualified as tbe Administra
tor of Virginia C. Ayer, deceased late
of Wake oounty, 1 b-reby request a 1
persjosiod bted to tbe estate to come
in and settle their indebtedness. And
all persons having claims against b-r
estate will present tbe same to me in
or before the 21st day of June, 1901, or
this not ce may be pleaded in bar of
their recovery.
H. W. AYER,
Administrator.
I'kki.e A. Matnabd, Attorneys.
3 CtttE ALL TOII PAIIS WITH I
M
THE
R
f! Pain-Killer.
A IHcdiciaa Chatt i- Usalt
SIMPLE. SAFE AND QUICK CURE FOR
Cramps, Diarrhoea, Colds,
f Coughs, N)uralgfa,
Rheumatism.
25 aa4 SO cast tttta.
SJEWAgg Or IMITATIONS. -
BUY OWLV THE GENUINE.
PERRY DVIS
3
I
YARBOROUGH
HOUSE,
ALEIflH. N. C
Is headtpiHrters tor Everybody.
Kates $2 00 mid $2.50 por day.
Elegant Rooms With Baths,
50 CHNTS PER DAY EXRA.
L. T. BROWN. 'Manager.
FREE I'OAUH AT ALL TRAINS
Fifty Thousand Cople
LITTLETON FEMALE
COLLEGE.
W. R. SMITH'S COUKE, UXWCTOH. KT., A. very P'" JlJ
. ! ero building, splendidly located in a
to wWre manyMiatMi, attar hrU!I rrmm rntnarkablv bealtbtul Section in War-
i ren county on 8. A. L. Road between
Raleigb and Weldon N. C.
Panacea water kept in buiiuiug y
all times for free use of inmate. .
Fifteeo ofilcers and teachers. Terms
For catalogue address Rev.
la for
far aatltloro aa
rapfwrj, and now
taloiaaara.ltefcjawa wmm .i-m
BaoldRaaaM. StlmcraeMn. Tdat-
racefVc from wo9 Sijaa aalary
w.. . .' TV ;
Kairtadtyt UnrvfrHty WW" 1
ionVaixl rrferato Owmandi
NdtHWat.Aliai awapattaad
. VtaTVacaUoa. Catf
II nil ail hi I limilal mTp aanir
LaslliflCn, Ky,
Ma (radvata.
WarM't Expoalti
imfiil cnduaUs.
faifliMatlal CeKag
.. ...
... wrw . uot.
atiljr W. R. fmitk.
I.Hletun,N C
&KI JwtXSATv,
aa Awarda at 1 miiliil WarUTa 1
ait too aaa taaaaaada of aradaataa la
vaaaariraiu aaaaaiaaaaa fimi, tacia
toa. Book aa4 Board ia laamilr. aboat
usmiiB. Tin-wimM a nuoirai. tnaussx.
Of TURNER'S N. C. ALMANAC will be issued for the Year 1901.
To advertise Is a mply to maku kno n who you are, where you are,
and what you have to evil. How to do this effectually, and at the small-
t Dossible e nt is the problem for you to solve. The failure to obtain
desired results irom aarrtis ngis nun 10 (oe way so-na peopis oo u, mu
they invariably sa does no py w Th judicious way is to us a
i mMiinm that haa reoutatlon. circulation and permanency. Turner's N.
C. Almavnac has ben the HUteHraodard for 64 rears, and has an annual
circulation of 50,(KX) copies, and rm ln a staniin alvertUment for
a year. Advertising ra es apon aplIcatlon.
FaXXIS PUBLTSHIXO U. RALE 16 K. X. C.
"aJlaVftt
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
aTTbe Kea tacky tjatraraltr Diataaaa, aadar
awarded aadaataa. Utarary CoaraS traa, if
na aateaaaaaaa. aaaravr. uraai
s
8. 8.
in order ia a.aa aaar lattafa raara aav
ir i f dud a auwu f .I., i .. ar
PARKER'8
HAIR BALSAM
maaa aa4 aaaattflaa tba at
Praaaote, a laxariaat
Tftrrer Taila to Saatoro Otavl
Baia? to lta Toatarai ookar. I
rmi au Panaratrana
P-'y toe ndtl(tl
2
i
lutau
J
Citv or R a high, WakkCouhtv
N B Broahto imiJcoth that he is of -h Arm of Edwaida
Broughton Pno sr. and Binders, noing bastness la tne city oi iuueig
. - . a. ' 1 1 - Olm. ar Hfft.rt.tf
and that the ssia arm nwe maa- a cor'-i ii.a jb. - x."
inz tympany to print 60,000 copl oi Tarners . U- Aimanac ror me
JSr lflOO? N. B. BROUGHTON.
nworn to n igrume ana luonueu iu iuy
SEAL. presencv, thl the 27th day of August , A D. :
lfiOO.' W. M. Rcss, Clerk Superior Court,
. by ViTacviusRoTSTER, Deputy Clsrk.
Dr. Hathaway A Co.,