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OIEO BY Kit OTW RAXO.
Widow or litlariakl TlrdaU Lew
m.mA I'olltlclM S.aae IlrUaf Fro
liar Troablra.
Htannton, Va., Jau. 17 Mrs. Annie
I rn . widow of a dlrtlnguUbrd
men.brr f the Virgin bar an her-
elf a member of prominent family, I
committed iuicide erly thin morning
by hanging herelf. Wrapping rope
around ber rerk iweral times, h tied
it rurelT to tbe third-itorr rranda
ni rolled nrr the railinr Her next
door neighbor, niK-ntd the blind of ber
h.mf . wan horrified to find tbe body of
Mra rair danirliDft' from A rope by I
the aide of the porch. I be milkman,
rio arrived about that time, took down
thm till warm but lifelea body. Mra.1
rnlr nr onlv a thin wraDDer.
The act wm premeditated. Mr. Craig
perauaded her attendant to attend ean
ly maim and took advan age of ber ab
ance to put an end to her own xUt-
rnce. he eviden It prueerded very
deliberately. Hbe to-k the rope, fast
ened it to a ring in the ceiling of the
pircb, wrtpped it around ber neck
three time, cauirht the end aecurely
and then rolled or aterDtd Ofer the!
rallinr
Irs Craig bad been in ill health for
many yearn and had pent much time
in Northern honpttaU Her husband,
Col W.H. trar. shot himself aeyeral
tears ago, and her mother died sudden
ly lat July while in a sanitarium.
YflL
CtMJSWSII
April iet 1
A New Weather Prophet.
An old hunter. In the wild of I
Buncombe county, comment on the
fine weather thb winter and nays in
the AshevillK Citizen that there
would bo no winter this time that
L no wivere weather. In HUpport
of this he quoted the wwom pro
phecy. "If the pomum' herald,
"have a thick coat of fur on their
backx, then you may get in an extra
supply of fuel, for it's going to be
awl ul cold. Itut if the fur is thin
you may exixtct mild weather. Of I
all the poHHums I have Bern this sea
son, not one wore a thick coat.
That's what makes me say there
won't be any very bad winter."
akiecp owder
The strongest, pupr. "st efficient and
wholesome of leavening agents. Not lowest
in price, yet the most economical ; indispens
able to all who appreciate the best and most
healthful food.
Our country is enjoying prosperity almost
unsurpassed in its history.
For every one there is money enough to
buy that to eat which is pure, sound, good,
wholesome.
Why should we use cheap, impure, un
hcalthful articles of food? There is no
economy in them ; they endanger the health,
they may cost life. There are reported
almost daily cases of sickness caused by eat-,
ing cake, puddings or biscuit made with the
cheap, alum baking powders.
In all articles for food buy and use only
the best. The good health of the family is
of first consideration.
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Texas Heard From.
From the Houston Post.
Texas has the resources within
her own borders to completely clothe,
teed, house, ana warm ana cool a
man. We have cotton, wool, hides,
wheat, corn, meat, sugar, salt, vege
tables, timber, iron, coal, and plenty
of artesian water, to say nothing of
our facilities for lighting things up
with our own oil and natural gas.
Where Is there another State in the
Union that can say as much?
Alum is used in many baking powders because it makes
them cheap. It costs less than two cents a pouna.
Alum U a rorrosive noison. Think of feedine it to chil
dren t Wt the manufacturers of well-known alum
powders are actually denying that their goods contain it.
OVAL BAKING POWOES CO., 100 WILLIAM 6T., NEW YORK.
A Lover of Children.
It la no nrw thing for Mrs Phoebe
A Hearst to be nitere.tl both in tf e
we f re and happiness of children and
you iK people. Mi was a school teach
er in tlie days before her marriage to
Sena or he ret, and probably little
dream d that one da he woul) be able
to upend million on behalf of others.
Her wor lor the University of Califor
nia, and her Kindergarten Wrk, are
very aympa hrtically described by Na
rah K. Holt n in he February number
of Tim I'iL'Mi.iok Mm lleariterni!
to spend all her time g ing aboot doing
good, and not harm, with her enormous
wealth.
FLORIDA FAST MAIL
BY TIIE
Seaboard Air Line Railway,
"Florida and W eat India Short Lino"
TO THE
WINTER RE80RT8 OF THE 80UTH.
The Only Line Operating Daily
Limited Trains to Florida.
The South Carolina Canteen.
Greenville News.
Wonder if the South Carolina
members in Congress vot d for the
abolition of the army canteen? One
would hardly think so, when their
State is so concerned in furnishing
its citizens with an abundance of
official booze. Among the items in
the f 2.500 bill for exuenses of sol
diers to prevent lynchings last year,
we find an item of one-tourth ol a
barrel of beer.
give
It is
Poor Old Orover.
Georgia Tribune.
Grover Cleveland advises to
the rank and file a chance.
generally remarked that when old
men suddenly do something right,
which they have not been In the
habit of doing, that they die soon
after. Perhaps old Grover has had
a subtle premonition.
The "Florida Fast Mail," another
of the Seaboard Air Line Railway's
splendidly equipped trains, leaves
New York dally at 12:10 a. m , 23rd
Street Station, Pennsylvania Rail
road, with Pullman Drawing Room
Sleeping Car and Day Coaches to
Raleigh, Southern Pines, Columbia,
Savannah, Jacksonville, where con
nections are made for St. Augustine,
Tampa and all Florida points. This
train connects at New York with
train leaving Boston 7:00 p. m.
Leaves Philadelphia 3:50 a. m., Bal
timore 6:22 a. m., Washington 10:55,
Richmond 2:40 p. m., arriving at
Southern Pines 9:35 p. m., Colum
bia 1:45 a. m., Savannah 5:00 a. m.,
Jacksonville 9:10 a. m., St. Augus
tine 11:10 a. m., Tampa 5:30 p.m.
Through Pullman Drawing Room
Sleeper New Yorfc to Jacksonville.
Children's Valentines.
It is not given to children to un
derstand tne full meaning of hearts
and darts In Valentine lore, but they
T d?L.f Ut f Through VertlbuledPa-engerco
mi7uwuj uuir; .Limn xrarj, mw
famous sister of the famous Dan
Beard, shows them how they can do
It with scissors and paste. Nearly
twenty Illustrations appear in her
article in the February Delineator.
Home Interesting Statistics.
United States first coal mine, 1806;
first Iron factory, 1812; first cotton
mill, 1812; first stereotyping, 1813;
first gas, 1816; first savings bank,
1816; first sewing machine, 1818;
first steam-power press, 1823; first
matches, 1829; first, revolver, 1835;
first clock, 1837; first gold from Cali
fornia, 1818. Exchange.
es and perfect service.
For information call on or write
to all Pennsylvania Railroad offices,
or Seaboard Air Line Railway rep
resentatives at 806 Washington St.,
Boston, Mass.; 1206 and 371 Broad
way, New York; 80 South Third
Street, Philadelphia; 207 East Ger
man Street, Baltimore; 1434 New
York Ave., Washington, or to R. E.
L. Bunch, General Passenger Agent,
Portsmouth, Va.
Not Strong Enough to Raise a
Row.
Washington Poet.
Mr. Bryan says the Democratic
party was never in a better fighting
condition than it is today. As a
matter of fact, It is not strong enough
to raise a row over the manner in
which its poultices are applied.
Where to Put the Arm.
London Sporting Times.
"She had undertaken to teach me
to waltz," he observed.
Then, surveying himself in the
restaurant mirror, he readjusted the
poise of his hat and pinched his neck
tie up a little tighter.
"I've only been at it three weeks,
but I have already learned where to
put my arm."
The Parrot Yelled 'Fire!"
Newark, N. J., Special to Phila
delphia Record.
A parrot's timely warning saved
the house of Mrs. Myron Hart, of
Irvington, from destruction by fire
last night. Mrs. Hart went up stairs,
leaving "Poll" In the kitchen. Half
an hour later she heard a shrill cry
of "Fire, fire!" At first she thought
it was a joke, a small boy, who lived
near-by, was playing.
She went down stairs, however,
and it was lucky she did, for the
kitchen floor in front of the stove
was ablaze. On his accustomed perch
sat "Poll," shrieking "fire" at the
top of his voice. Mrs. Hart extin
guished the blaze with a few pails of
water. Had she arrived on the scene
a few minutes later the house would
have been doomed.
Masters of Men
Not Hard to Believe.
Bibbs Mrs. Homeleigh says her hus-
oana is a great sunerer.
Oibbs I'm not aurprised. How long
has he been married to her? February
mart oet.
The Saturday Evening Post announ
ces fr early publication a twelve-part
serial siory of love and adventure bv
jaorgan Kobertson Masters of Men is
a poweriui ia e o- the new Navy.
rh0 central figures in the story are a
nou urpimii, woo nas entered the navy
as an apprentice, and a young ensiro.
unu ui tun iiitii Acaaemy Tne
auiaor ieaaa ms two neroea through
maze of adventure by laid an! sea.
Ne
el v
Dispatches received by th
York World from almost every
of importance in the country aays the
grip teems to b an epidemic Taere
are thousand of eases in every large
eity ana nonireas of eases in every
mall eity. The malady seems to be
spreading. Ashevule G.zette.
A Popular Oirl.
CharleyIs she one of tbe girls you
ean kis if you want tor
Jack She' more than that She'a
one of the girls you don't hy- to kiss
Set00 1 W01 t0FebruJ,J Smart
"What are the last teeth that
come?" asked a schoolteacher of her
clafffln physiology. "False teeth.
mum," replied a boy on the back
seat who had just waked up. Mc-
uall's Magazine.
The Richmond Locomotive and Afa
ehlne works has received a- order
from the Wabash railroad for fifty io
eom tivea. the eootract pne of which
Will aggregate about 1850.000,
The residence of H. H. Carr In
West Selma was destroyed by fire
Thursday morning. Loss about $500.
Ills Treat.
Chicago News.
Visitor: "Say, you are de guy
wot treats fellers as git jagged?"
Dr. Glitter: "I treat inebriates."
Visitor: "Well, I'm one o' dem
fellers, an seein' it's your treat, you
can gimme a little whiskey."
It Will Not be Long.
Times-Mercury.
The News and Observer says it
did it that is, appointed Furches
and (Took. It will not be long until
it will be cursing them.
A Big Relief?
Times-Mercury.
Since the penitentiary has a big
(?) balance in its favor, this legisla
ture can be relieved of making an
appropriation to it. Will they do
It?
Smallpox Precautions in King- Gcorg-e.
King George, Va., Jan. 17. The
county board of health today order
ed all .public schools closed, com
pulsory vaccination, and appointed
Dr. F. F. Ninde to attend all small
pox patients.
$60 per month and expenses can be
made by a capable woman . Perma
nent position Experience unnecessa
ry, write at once for particulars.
Ulark & to . 234 S. 4th St.. Fbila.. Pa.
Oct 4 3m.
Men can be cured privately and
positively at home of all weakness
and disease Write for new free book
to Dr. J. N. Hathaway, 22$ . Broad
sc., Atlanta, ua. tf
The Oldest Kidd in the State.
Times-Mercury.
The oldest Kidd In the State is
R. G. Kidd, of near High Point.
He has lived in three centuries, hav
ing been born in the close of 1700.
The Eminent Kidiw
and Bladder Specialist.
Tn PpU't Party Convention
astcmbl Id Ralelzh, April UU.
reaffirm th piiocipl4 ml forth is.
the People' Party National plat
form adoouid at Ht. lxal tn i
and Instruct the d4egatMi te
National Convention at Bioaz !
May Srtb. to vol? for the nomination
of William J. Bryan for Prele.
We commend the prw?nt State
Administration for it high pei
sonal and official integrity, and
challenge a comparison of lta rec
ord with any and all of lu predecessors.
We condemn the Democratic Ltfta-
lature of 1893 for lU extravagaat ex-
oenditnres of rublte moQeyamoaatinff
to $ljB9i,7t6Jt in 1839, as oppoaed te
sl.2S3.971.ll. expended by the preced
inar Legislature, an txceas of 131 0
794.66. not tncladi or the iod of 100,-
000 for public education nor the 130
for porcbaae ol state larmt.
We lortoer conaemn aaia legisla
tors for the careless blondeiriaf ana
care leas legislation, including more
gross blunders and anconstitattonal
laws than ever before enacted by any
General Assembly in hortn Carolina.
We farther denounce toe maenine
leaders of the Democratic party for
lavinar tbe whin on the back a f the
Democratic legislature ana forcing
them into enacting and submitting a
disfrabchising constitutional amend
ment in violation tf tbe solemn
pledges of the party, made not only
officially mtneir campaign nanaoooa
but bT members or tbe Uenerai Asaem
bly and other Democratic candidates
for office in their canvass before -the
people. We denounce them not only
ior UOIOmT kOis in viuiauuu ui wueir
pledges, but also for submitting a mea
sure most odious in form and danger
ous in effect. That General Ae&embly
being composed of, some of tbe best
lawyers of the party, must have
known, or at least bad a reasonable
doubt, not onlv as to the unconstitu
tionahty or tbe monstrous provision oi
Section 5, known as the "grandfather
clause" in said amendment, but also
of the great danger of that unconstitu
tional sectional section railing, leav
ing the remainder of the amendment
to stand, thus disfranchising by an ed
ucational qualification arty or sixty
thousand white voters of North Caro
lina, who in 1838 gave the Democratio
party power in tbe Legislature, ana
whose ignorance is no fault of their
own but is chargeable to tbe neglect of
the Democratic party, which now seeks
to disfranchise them and make their
ignorance a crime awngside that of
the felon.
But even if the proposed amendment
were not unconstitutional (as it clear
ly is), still it is especially objection
able in the following particulars :
(a) In that it dignifies with the right
of suffrage the most vicious, trouble
some and obnoxious clans of the negro
population, and completely disfran
erased tbe moot faithful, kiudly and or
derly element o( that race.
(b) In that.while ciaruoriog fo white
supremacy aod declaring that no white
wan fetitiil be disfranchised under t-hiu
amendment, they have so written their
amendment that ever white boy be
coming of age after 1908 stands ou the
o&me footing with tbe nejjro, and can
not vote unless he ia able to re&d ani
write.
(c) lis that Ly tbe latter provmoo,
they have mad? it possible (or ibe ed
ucated negro alier I'JVis io cast bis bal
lot while the uofortiUU&Ee son of the
white nieu who have been tbe strength
of true tieniocrdcf standi without a
vote at the ballot box. Tbey gi&UKbter i
the surrr.age of tbe son whose father
tbey dare not opebiy attack.
(d; In th&l this suffrhge awend-
meut does not remove tbe negro from
politics or settle the negro question in
North Carolina.
(e) In that every voter who has not
paid his poll tax as much as five
months before the State election and
eight months before tbe national elec
tion, shall be disfranchised as much as
if be were convicted of felony or were
an ignorant negro. Tbe purpose of
this provision is not only to disfran
chise every good honest citizen who
unfortunately cannot pay his taxes by
the first of March preceding the elec
tion, but further to try to bribe the vo
ter to surrender his sufirage at tbe ex
pense of tbe public school fund of the
State, which is derived from poll taxes.
There lorks behind this proposition a
still greater danger to the public
schools of the State, for with the adop
tion of the amendment the opponents
of free schools in North Carolina will
at once raise tbe cry that every doiiar
raised for public instruction means the
increase of the number of negro vo
ters, and thus the poor white man's
son will be chained in bondage of ig
norance and disfranchised to prevent
the education of the negro voter.
There is no white supremacy in this.
The constitutional question pre
sented by the proposed amendment is
one that must be determined by tbe
judgment and conscience of each indi
vidual voter, 'merer ore, we do cot
make it a party question. We ataie tbe
evils and dangers and leave the voters
of all parties to pass their verdict in
the light of these facts. The question
is above party, and no one should, be
more active and anxious in our judg
ment to defeat it than the rank and
file of the Democratio party.
The People's Party is and has always
been more distinotly than any other
party in North Carolina a white man's
party, and is more anxious than any
other party to solve the race problem,
and to force all parties to a discussion
of the great economic issues so vitally
affecting the welfare of all wealth pro
ducers of the State and nation and de
cency in politcs.
Therefore, we propose in lieu of this
dangerous amendment, the best solu
tion of the race question that is possi
ble as long 'as the 15th amendment to
the Constitution of tbe United Slates
stands a solution which deprives no
white man in North Carolina now or
hereafter of his right of,.?uffrg, to
wit Amend Seotion 6, Art. 6, of the Con
stitution of North Carolina by insert
ing among the disqualifications for
office, enumerated therein, the follow
ing, vis : All negroes and aiipersons
of negro descent to the third-generation
inclusive.
If the Democratic Legislature which
meets in June will offer this safe, con
stitutional and wholesome amendment
injieu of the present soheme it will
have our hearty support. If tbey will
not, we appeal to tbe people to tail v to
J our assistance to elect a Legislature
pledged to support such, an amend
ment.
We congratulate the peop e oNorth
Carolina upon tbe decision ox thv State
Supreme Cout in the case of H&rria
i vs. Wright (131 N. C. IL, 172), declar-
I ino" that the fieri a r ! lunk!. k.
xaa Hsomrer f Swamp-Root at Work la . power to provide diff erent systems of
Eis Laboratory. county government for various conn-
There Is a disease prevailing m thtt'1"80' he State. Acting: under tb:s
country most dangerous, because so decep- decision, we pledgt the People's Party
five. Many sudden deaths are caused by to be maintenance of the system of
n bean disease, pneumonia, heart failure loc seli-government m ail the white
or apoplexy are often the result kidney - counties, towns and cities in the State
at aaraia4ta. i is tatsj
rarttsaa, aafaif. tmCaaow tat
.atibi aiaatiM tew ttat as trar
sarae4 Ub ttatate aoofcs aay
ckaim ta tc Uaioav.
pledge oriva t laervaat
Acirecy of tb cue acbool ay
ta Sort Carltba,aad ptaat to ta
;3t taat tbe op4i Party tea
sure fur pabuo vdscatu ia Mart
t-arauaa tbaa the DuaocraUa party
r Aid ta iwica tfca ltagtti uf unw.
i im I'oDuiiata of Aorta Carol ia
credited to Brat gieat
tne pa bi to scnool !(.
W piedg ouraeiVM to Um eara of
ae onlortunate elaa ta 21 orta Carv-
lia acd to aa iacrcaao ta to
aarj facilitie for too aama.
rirneal of oar sincerity J we pot at to
our past record in Una particular, aod
aay that no "Lrgialatara la wbicb
'epuijat nave baa a eoatroutag vote
iaa ever turned a deaf ear to too de
mand of tbe onfortanata, or boon fol
lowed by aa ergon t appeal for addi
tional provision as has boea roocaUy
iaaoed by tbe Board of Fvblio Cnart
tiea becauao of tbe fallor of tba Dem
ocratic Legislature to make eooa pro
vision aa aeen and urgently aeedeo at
the time they were ooosnmiag tbeir
time io enacting political lagtsiattoa
and creatine new odoce dart oar Um
session of 1SW.
Labor is indispensable to tbe crea
tion aad profitable nee of capital. Cap
ital increases tbe ensciency aad vaiee
of labor. Whoever arrays oae against
the other, is an enemj of both. That
policy Is wisest and beet, wbiob
montceetbe two oa the basts of abso
lute luaticfi.
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alike. It arrests the trouble at one
$1 Bold by Henry T. Hicks, Druggist.
Ada Why does Clara ppeak of
George as her intended? Are they
engaged?
Alice No; but she intends they
shall be. McCall's Magazine.
A hundred years ago there were
no farms west of the Mississippi; to
day the Western crop is 600,000,000
busheR or one-quarter that of the
world.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
N. C. R. K. CO.
Burlington, N. C, January 15tb, 19
1 he first payment of tbe 39th annual
dividend, due the Stockholders of the
JNorth Carolina Rail Road Conpny,
Zi per cent, on tbe capital stock of
said Company, will be due and payable
at tbe office of said Company in Bur
lington, N. C , February 10th, 1901.
The above payment will be made to
all stockh lders of record at 13 o'clock
m., January 20th, 1901.
SI EVCKRB. ADAMS,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The Wake county jail Is almost
empty the prisoners have been sent
to th roads.
disease. If kidney trouble is allowed to ad
vance the kidney-poisoned blood will attack
the vital organs, or the kidneys themselves
weak down and waste away cell by cell.
Then the Hchneseof the blood the albumen
leaks out and the sufferer has Brlght'a
Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's 5wamp-Root the new dls
oorery is the true specific for kidney, bladder
and urinary troubles. It has cured thousands
of apparently hopeless cases, after all other
efforahave failed. At druggists in fifty-cent
and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free
bymaiL also a book telling about Swamp
Root and its wonderful cures. - Address
Dr. rUbner & Co., BrnghamtrsL UL Y. tsA
as established by the General As-tm
bly of 1335, nd at thu same time to
provide and maintain a legislative sys
tem of coonty government for all the
negro counties of the Slate, so that
there can never be any .question that
the white people shall always have fall
and complete control of county in the
State.
We denounce the Democratic Legis
lature of 1899 for passing an election
law, every provision of which, i care
fully and cunningly planned and de
vised to thwart the sovereign will of
the people of North C aroliriaJ)y whole,
sals trans' and dsbsneherr of the bau
wme? tr r
AJttBrJCA'S
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THE DESIGNER
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COLORE!) riATlES.
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they aOow
JeioriptioB Price: $1.C3afcr.
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THE DESIGNER.
Waat Mtk New York Qty.
Ihuiug ear Dei wnu rew Y ra and KiCu
mond, and Han-lei aud Jack so i. villa on
trains see. 31 and 44.
Tickets on sale to all points. Pull
man births. Rrs?rved and nerva
tions made on outgoing steam r
from Norfolk. Baggage chicked
from hotel and res.dences without
extra charge. Call at the city tiek
et office, Yarborougu House, for all
information.
. C. B. GATTIS. C. P.T, A.
Raleigh, N. C.
'Phones 117.
U. 8. LEARD, T. P. A, Hamlet, N C
R E. L. BUNCH, G. P. A.
General offices : Portsmouth, Va.
BELIEF IN SIX HOURS.
Distressing Kidney and Bladder
Disease relieved In six hours by
Na flsvim Unnmi A --r
. . v-. acta a kuu aol
KidbY Cvrz." It is a great sur
prise on account of its exceeding
promptness in relieving pain in
bladder, kidneys and back, in male
or female. Relieves retention of
water almost immediately. If you
want quick relief and cure this is
the remtdy. Bold by Honry T.
Hicks, druggist, Raleigh, N. C.
Sept. 19-ly.
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bAnford 80 5 p. m., arrive Katettevllie 4
p. nu. leave FavettevUle 4 SO p. n., axtlve
WUmlnton 8 2ip.ni,
WUmlnaoou nl Wetdou Balaoad. Beo
nctteville Branch Train i?t iwnaer
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arrive JTayetteviiie It tl. xaniiujc
Fayettenile 4 43 p. nin Hope Mdit AO),.
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m., axnvaa Bcnnctuviiia 7 id p. m.
cnnecuona at rayaueviiie wita train tm
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BAUroaiL at KmI tiprind witb Ui K
bpnnxaand Bow more KilroMl. at oaa( old
witn tne Heabuaxd Aix Ltue aud HoaUrt.
Bail way at Uolf wtUi lK Uoxbaiu and
LbATloue KAilxoad.
Irain ou lu' bootland Baca Bxancn iumi
iravaa Waidau to p. iu . xiaUlM 17 p. m..
amvea bootiand aca at ft u p. tu. orn..
vllle b:S7 p. tn., k-Uikion :ob p. tu- Vun..
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leave Faxiueie a. m. aud t.io t 4 , -riv
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aaiij exoF()t tiunday
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nvt 1 jymouui 7 .40 p. m . o iu p.u.,
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a. iu., anti oatiuay .ak., wiifw l
ooru 1U.10 a. ui. and 11. ou a. in
Train on AltUiand N. c. BrauUft ttmf
uoidauuro daily. x-pt bunia t U) a. m...
arriving ttm uustid D io a at ...,.,... .
.avea Buuinneid . .00 m. a... arrirre at Goide
. uru t.'ij a, iu.
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Jiount at St.'M a. tu., 4 io p. iu. axn iai.
nil 10 2J a. m., 4 0i p. at., bwi ti
11 ou a. m., 4 5fl .:., irtoruiL. laTr
eprmsHoiA l4 - ru., 4 &o p.u., xiaabvLu
11 45 a. n., ill p. el, arriTe at Kouty
Mount J2 0Ja. mn 6 p. no., daily axoept
danday.
Train on Clinton Breach isatea tVaxaa
tor Clinton daily, except ttandaj, ll;40 a. ni..
and 4,25 p. m., moxnlng ieevae C a a ton at
45 a. m. and JfcfiO p. m.
fraln No. 78 maxea dose oouiiavtioa ai
Weldon for all pointa North dally, all rail
yla Richmond.
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6Qfln YEARLY to ChrlatUn
VdUUman or woman to look ai
ur our growing bnslnaaa In
thin and adjoining Counties;
to act aa Manager and Corres
pondent ; work ean bo done at
your home. Enclose) self-ad-drfeaed,
a tamped envelop for
particulars to II. A. Bherman.
Ot.n'1 Mar'gT, Coooran Bldg,
ppoMlto U. 8. Treasory, Waab
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SPECIAL LOW PRICED
Campaign Offer.
AGENTS,
Booker T. Washing,
ton bae wntteo tbe
atcrr of bta life ana
work, tie gtvee Jbie view on tb Ke
arro Problem and all hie beat aperebea.
White and colored people are giving
advanced orders. A bonanza f..
agents. Both white and colored
I JCente make money with thia bovk.
I Write today.
J. L. NICHOLS A CO
Atlaota.Oa.
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LITTLETON FEMALE
COLLEGE.
A very proeper oae eebool witb mod
ern buildinge, plendidly located io a
remarkably healthful aection in War
ren county on 8. A. L. Road between
Raleigh and Weldon N. C.
Panxcea water kept in building at
all times for free nee of inmatee.
Fifteen officers and teaebers. Terms
;w, ww. i-or catalogue address Rev
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The Times
RICHMOND, VA.
DAILT 1ND SUHDIT 4 tlOOTHS
QHIT $1.00.
WANTED Two reliab'.e travel
ing salesmen In each Hiate frma
nent position; salary and Vpe.eos.l
vxporiencn ooiaDsointeiy e.tntlal
Address
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Ornbor, N. C.
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fitted to cover the entire field with
Its full AflHociated Press reports; Its
Urge staff of Special Correspondent
throughout the Bute, and Its Buff
Correspondents at all Important Dews
pointa. The regular eabaciipUoo
rate of The Dally and Sunday Ttme
Is SS.00 per year. Address
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THE UNIVERSITY
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HEAD
NORTH CakOLINA
OP TBE STATE'S
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
Three academic course leading
to degrees.
Professional - courses In Law,
Medicine and Pharmacy. .
Summer School for Teachers.
Scholarships and
Loans to needy. Free
Tuition to candi
dates for Ministry,
Minister's Sons and
Teachers.
512 students besides 181 In Bom
mer school. 38 teachers in the fac
ulty. For catalogues and informs,
tion address
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