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- J "HUMTCIOl Ho.TrMU Affect l)Mii Ltss la ?fw Yofk, tb ntorr of Wmr. The condltloas or lif In the bus iness woild are more precarious and more botltt today than a any time In th pant thr d- cd. Thia 1 th statement of John K, Mowbray In The Mailngora touo try HorW In Everybody a Maga ilne. The conditions of personal merit and fldllty to an mployer have charmed In our time. 00 long a amniotm wre Individual who trained and appreciated splal fit neas In their employ-, and ket,t thlr eja on fidelity, noiartnef and hontaty. we flt fs. It wm to their lutwrmt to advance u. But II that la changing, passln Into corporate Irresponsibility and ab tract boas ahlp. Look at our friend Wa'ner. Ue waa with McCook & Ilaverljr ten yearn. H knew every palaeof their business and man aged bla department like clock work. He waa twenty-four bun dred a year man. But the Arm Joined a trust, gave over the per aonal supervision of their busloe to the new brand of overseers, and the tint thing they did was to ship Warner, and put a flftewn-hundred dollara-year man In hla p'ace. The agent said that any man could learn to do In a month what War ner did, and if tho Crnt man falhd there were hundreds of others to pick from. That agent looked War ner's stock of Integrity aquarely In the face and remarked : "We pro pose to run things on business prin ciples with no sentiment ; reduce ex pensoa and Increase proUts. We estimate your worth at a thousand a year." Poor Warner. libad four children, and he had been genteel up to the full limit of his twenty four hundred. The agent said that the corporation did not propose to leave the question of fidelity or fit ness to the Individual ; they had a machine which Insured It Do you know what happened to Warner? "Why, he was your friend who was killed, wasn't hel" ' Ue committed what the reckless fellows In the Antor House rotunda call hnrryclde.' Warner trlwd to Jump for an electric car, and thostt fellows have a ghastly humor which attr.butfs such an act to a mau who has overdrawn his accounts, or has played the tape lino too rash ly. But thH fact Is, Warner suffer ed a kind of moral paralytic stroke. He couldn t reallzo that ten years of scrupulous self-sacrificing at tentlon to anothor man's business could end in that way. It bother ed him, and it doesn't do for th average man to got bothered when on Broadway at the rush hour. If he tikes his mind off the brink for a moment, ho Is gone Poor War nerwas probably thinking of his children, and the electric destroyer struck him on the leftside." Ttmato Stop Wahfcre received the foilowtej letter: Old Town. 0 ray son Co, Vs., Decern br 8 th, 1300. Editor of The rtmt: rtlr- Your Ittier of the 4th In fant to band, and. In reply, ll ay: Mlllke yonr pap-r verv w. li : bat Virginia i under anch ring rale I have bcom d'ftgusted, anl I am maklno- mv arrangea.its to go to WVat Virginia, where the two pl have forne p-eU-ntlon to Lon ty and fairness In elections We do not give h nam of our correspondent because the letter was not Intends fur p'JbUc.tlon, and we do not. t hrefor , f l at lib erty to do so. Bat It I a Un fide letter and It is all the m-r force ful bncanee It wm not lotndl for print. We wish tb at we could de nou nee oar correspondent's charg as fale1, but. tham upon u. there It ground for It. VIrg'nU It under rlng-rul and In a me ectlon our elf vtlons are mere shams, it 1 for toe voters of Virginia to say bow long this condition shall continue. For our prt we say again, with due reverence. In thn n m of Qod, In the name of Virginia Integrity. It U time to stop. Richmond Tlmea. The abjve Indicates plainly one of the effects of Democratic meth oil In the Houth. The mnk and tile are not responsible for these conditions altogether Bhonli they continue to follow the lead of the machine, they wllbeas guilty as the leaders. Tho Idea that men are FICIICA FAIT tfAll sy tins Seaboard Air line Railway, "rUrridm mm Xm4i ftbort lAmm" TO T1IK WINTER RESORTS OF THE SOUTH. Tiik Om.y LineOpkratixo Daily! Limited Train to Fiiui. Ft5rn.il mitt PUTrcn .aai U SiSSUM la al mmm vtav aJ aula la u Gateau mm ft4ge mmtmrm U aaai um ta M octa Uarefcaa. aad patas is) faiaatta Paootrt farts feaa mm tat MMil MlMUWl 1 rouaa aba Um Mssocraue parij tenee taa aata ac PopeMUof Horta OaMtt UN The Florida Kant Mall another of the Heaboard Air Line Hallway's splendidly equipped trains leaves New York dally at 12:10 a. m , 23rd Htreet Station, Pennsylvania lUil road, with Pullman Drawing 1 loo in Sleeping Car and Day Coaches to lUlelgb, Southern Plnee, Columbia, Savannah, Jaclwonvllie, where con nections are made for St. Augustine, Tampa and all Florida point. This train connect at New York with train leaving Boston 7:00 p. in. Leave Philadelphia 8:50 a. in., Bal timore 6:22 a. m., Washington 10:55, Richmond 2:40 p. in., arriving at Southern Pines 9:35 p.m., Colum bia 1:45 a. m., Savannah 5:00 a. m., Jacksonville 9:10 a. ra., St. Augus tine 11:10 a. m., Tampa 5:30 p. m. Through Pullman Drawing ltoom Sleeper New York to Jacksonville. The People's Party Coarwattoa MNmbled in Kaleif h, April Jft.a, 1 reaffirms the principle at fart a it the People's Party atlonaJ pJ-l f-r mx4 im form adonted at Bt. Loata la ra afta Pow and instructs tb delegate t m oraotuacaw mm aw Vktinna.1 OonTenUoB at Sioux Fiul ts laepeWinaoslijiuau May th to rote tor the nomination) W J JHHT.! of William J. Bryan for PrralAeat. . n- m m. .h4 ik. nMn iftI"aaato as latrsaes V wuiiuvuu w mwmmvt faClUtlM I Of UM A 1 4 4 AH rA 9m - t - . m m araest of oar staMtiiy w pwu our pact raoortf is Una paMjar aaa say taaa ao "Layslaf ra im wftMH fvpaUaaa ttave kaa a oaauauiag vww aas avar taxas4l a 4aal saw t9 UM a Through Veetibuled Passenger coach- bncomlng sodiaguted that they are es and perfect service. rMiiiincr nn and lK&vlnir the Ktatd of For information call on or write their nativity! The ame condl- to all Peniwylvania Railroad offices, tlons exist In North Carolina. Thousands have left and are help- log to build up oth-r States Thous ands more will leave unless Demo critic methods improve. Give us an honest election law. A Voter In New York for Womioi UO Year N. Y. Herald. It has taken death to reveal the fact that a person who wad a mum berof the IroquU Club and a voter for more thon M years, a success ful person of buslnea in lower Gch avenue and the respected husband of two womon was a woman. Her dally associates for more than 25 years were astounded to-night when they learned tho facts and re fused to biHtave them. Murry ilall, proprietor of an In telligence ouice, at lii aixta. ave nue, had been a well known ch& acter In Sixth avenue for more than thirty years and had furnished many ball bounds In Jefferson Mar ket police court. Two wives rad borne the name of Hall, and there was an adopted daughter, Minnie, a p-etty young woman, about 23 years old. It was not until death cami to Ilall, at 10 :30 o'clock Monday night that the true state of affair became known through a report made to the coroner owing to perplexity filling out the death certificate. Live on $.VJ a Year. Valparaiso, Ind., Dispatch. Judge Talcott of this city has proved that a man and his wife can live on $52 a year. The judge Is 85, tall, strong and active. Mrs. Tal cott, who is 10 years younger, has almost a girlish complexion and does all the work about the home. Judge Talcott has plenty of money, mo the $1 a week diatary regime adhered to Is purely choice. Following is what the judge has lived on for sev eral years, as has alo Mrs. Talcott. Rreakfast Oatmeal mush and sugar. uinner ureaa, miiK ana sugar. Supper Cornmeal mush and sugar. Once or twice a month this is varied by nuts and fruits. One cof fee cup of cereal at each meal satis fies the Judge. His wife eats less. "I walk four or five miles dally, work about the yard, cut all the wood for winter and do other things. In the last 10 years I have made three trips to California' said the judge. or Seaboard Air Line Railway rep resentatives at 3o6 Washington St., Ronton, Mara.; 1200 and 371 Rroad way, New York; 30 South Third Street, Philadelphia; 207 East Ger man Street, Raltimore; 1434 New York Ave., Washington, or to R. E. L. Bunch, General Passenger Agent, Portsmouth, Va. Reflections of a Bachelor. From the New York Press. The best way to learn to respect babies Is not to have aiiy. Love is a disease with most men and an epidemic with all women. Every man owes money before he gets married; after that he is In debt. Rich people may be able to marry and get along all right on affection, but poor people need love. There are very few cases where a man marries a moman. In ninety nine weddings out of a hundred it is the woman who marries the man. Watching Dlis Opportunity. Cleveland Plain Dealer. "Your son has a very robust appetite." "Yes, I'm so ashamed of we him. have He always overeats when company." "Then's the only chance I ever git," said the terrible infant. In How to Wash Woolens. Ladles' Home Journal. No part of the laundry work Is, as a rule, so unsatisfactory as tne washing of the woolen garments. ine structure 01 wool nore is so different from that of linen and cotton that it should receive dlffer- erent treatment In the laundry, Rubbing and wringing cause the wool fibres to knot, thus giving us a thickened and shrunken fabric; therefore woolen goods should be sopped and squeezed to remove the dirt, and the water should be pressed out, not wrung out. Indians on the War Path. South McAlester, I. T., Jan. 24. The disaffected Choctaws have 1 f S a numoer 01 v;recK csnaxes among them and they have been quietlv f f organizing anu arming lor some time. They call themselves the Choctaw Snakes. It is stated that the Snakes have planned to destroy all the railroads in their nation bv burning bridges and section house on a preconcerted night. They have deposed Governor Duke and issued an order to all citizens to cease leas ing or renting to whites. The first offense they will punish with fifty lashes, they say; ears wsll be cut off for the second and death for the third. They have organized and have leaders In every Choctaw coun ty and claim to have a membership of 2,600. United States Marshal Grady has has sent the leaders word that arrests will follow the first violation of the law. There will be a meeting of the full bloods Saturday. ir He Would Only Kill IJimaelf. One great misfortune is that a fool with a gun always hurts somebody else. Baltimore Herald. The meat trust has raised the price ol meat to such an txtraordl niry figure in San Francisco that the daily papers in that city re port that workingmen no longer buy meat at all and have to con tent themselves and fied their wives and children on the same sort of grub tbat is dished out to 'pauper laborers of Europe " The Southern Tobacco Journal pre dicts that Winstou will mnuf.ictnre 25,000,000 pounds of tobico daring 1901. Tne output for 1900 was 21,- 19,756 pounds. The (ruin ' ver 1899 was zyzi.vro pounds. Winston's growth i the production of manu- actured tobacco in the last ten yeara 'fn.B been rfroakabl, ber position today in the output of these goods being first among Southern cities and third among the cities of the United States, Unknown Harbors. Nebraska Independent. An Investigation of the river and harbor bill recently submitted to which appropriates The explosion awoke the young wo man, her hair was in a blaze in a moment. Her screams attrartpd Congress and $60,000,000, contains appropriations for harbors that cannot be found on & . , . . me largest ana most; recent map of the United States. The faot was stated on the floor of the house the other day and was not contradicted. Her Celluloid Comb Exploded. Birmingham, Ala., Dispatch. Miss Mary Doyle, employed in Morton's photograph gallery, met with severe in uries at her homA here today by the explosion of a celluloid comb in her hair. She fell asleep in a chair in front of a blazing fire, when the comb be came heated and burst into flamps. itotort Courteous, Philadelphia Press. uBeg your pardon, kind lady, be gan the polite beggar, "but I'm bad ly In need of money." "l wonder if you deserve help." said the kind lady, suspiciously, "ff 1 was to give you a penny, what would you do with It?" -r -xour generosity would over wiiciLu me, ma'am, ia puy a pos tal card and write you a thanks." ner mother, who attempted to pull the burning comb from the hair, re ceiving painful injuries. Mi Doyle ran to a barrel of water and extin guished the flame. She has no hair now and is painfully burned She Was Reassured. Teddy Won't you come and see dear, our new baby? Old Maid Teacher Yes, when your aunt Is better. ledoy un. but it ain't rafohtnrt r, a t, , O omarc eet. A Large Lumber Fire. Washington, rf. C, Jan. 24. Last night between 9 and 10 o'clock five dry kilns, lumber sheds and over one million feet of lumber be longing to the Addington Lumber Company at Wharton's, about five miles from this place, wero dpstmv. i i . . w uuw 01 ed by nre. The loss is estimated to be between twenty and thirty thou sand dollars, partially covered by in surance, its origin, it is thought, was due to sparks. The mill plant was saved Dy hard work. ".rarmere' Uuide" is the name of a book, and as its title indicates, is a guide to farmers in the cultivation and fertilization of all crops typica to America. This book is hand somely bound, profusely illustrated and every farmer should have it In his library. It can be had without charge from the German Kali Works of No. 93 Nassau St., New York City. They Keep Rtg-ht On. Cleveland Plain Dealer. "I see that a Swiss engineer has invented a brake that will stop aflv mg express train Inside of eight yaras." "wood, liuthow about the pas- aenggra are tney expected to stop, too?" The Winston-Salem Postofflce has been designated a denmltnrv fa 1 o Experts of the government weath. counties In the State In- which .... I - VABVAO er oureau will establish wireless to. are 950 postoffices. Thlamwmatw 1 . 1.. - . legrapny siatioas at Cape Hatt eras the receipts of these offices will h and Cape Henry for giving weather returned to and receipted for by the r"' winswn-Baiwa ocice. The expend tures of the United States government for the year end ed on last June 30 were $487,718,- 792. 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 St., Atlanta, Ua. tf Swift & Co the grett packers state that they did a $160,000 000 business last year, paH $S 000,000 in' wages and empioyd 25 000 men. If they paid $8,0000 )0 in wagos to 25,000 employes It means $320 a year to eajh ! Great wages that ! If out of this be deducted the large salaries, what must have been left for the real workers? Tobacco Worker. TO YOUHBET UP WITH A LAME BACK? Kidney Trouble Makes Ton Miserable. Almost papers is everybody who reads the newan sure fo know of the wonderful cures made bv Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy. P ea' triumph of the nine- bciuury, dis covered after years of stm.;f:.A i . oicmuHi icscarca Dy rxipi Dr. Kilmer, the emi nent kidney and blad der specialist, and Is wonaenuuy successlul In promptly curing lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou- Dies ana Bright s Disease, which is the worst lorm 01 money trouble. TV. vn - c - n . wi, iuiui 3 wanip.Kaoi is not reo ommended for everything but if you have kid ney, liver or bladder trouble ifrwill be found Just the remedy you need. It has been tested In so many ways, in hospital work, in private practice, among the helpless too poor to pur- viuiaB renei ana nas proved so successful in every case tnat a special arrangement has neon maae oy wmcn an readers of this paper who have not already tried it, may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book telling more about Swamp-Root and how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trauhu. When writing mention reading this generous oner in this paper and send your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,Bing hamton, N. Y. The rezuiar lutv cent and Hon. dollar aim ara sold by all food draggla I Tin Administration for lta nigh per sonal and official Integrity, d challenge a comparison of 1 1 rec ord with any and all of lta prada- oeaaora. We condemn the Demoeratio Lagie iatareof 1899 for its exlravagaat ex iodltare of public money .amoaatiBg to ljbtj6&je In 1899, as opposed t llS3,971Jl, expended by the prae4 inr Lerfslatorc. an sxeese of $310y 794.6S. not Includina tho sum of $100,- 000 for public education nor aba ICSiO for Durcnaso or state larma. We further condemn said Laglsla tore for the ear e lees blundering and careless legislation, inoiaaina gross blunders and aneoastitsMoBaJ laws than over before enacted by any General Assembly in Nortn Carolina. We farther denounee tho machine leaders of the Demoeratio party for laying the whip on tho backs sjf too Demoeratio Legislature ana forcing them into enacting and submitting a disfranchising constitutional amend ment in violation of the solemn pledges of the party, made not ooly officially in tbeir campaign Handbook but by members ol.tne tie n era i Assem bly and other Demoeratio candidates for office in their canvass before the people. We denounce them not only for doing this in violation of their pledges, but also for submitting a mea sure most odious in form and danger ous in effect. That General Assembly being composed of, some of the best lawyers of the party, must have known, or at least had a reasonable doubt, not only as to the nnconstitu tionality of the monstrous provision of Sections, known as tne -granaratner clause" in said amendment, but also of the great danger of that nnconstitu tional sectional section falling, leav ing the remainder of the amendment to stand, thus disfranchising by an ed ucational qualification fifty or sixty thousand white voters of North Caro lina, who in 1898 gave the Demoeratio party power in tbe Legislature, and whose ignorance is no fault of tbeir own but is chargeable to tbenegleot of tbe Demoeratio party, wbioh now seeks to disfranchise tbem and make their isnorance a crime alongside that of the felon. But even if the proposed amendment were not unconstitutional (as it dear ly ia), Btill it is especially objection able in the following particulars: (a) In tbat it dignifies with the right of suffrage tbe moat vicious, trouble some and obnoxious class of the negro population, and completely disfran cbises tbe most faithful,kindly and or derly element of that race. (b) In tbat,while clamoring for white supremacy and declaring that no white man shall be disfranchised under this amendment, tbey have so written their amendment tbat every white boy be coming of age after 1908 stands on tbe tame footing with tne negro, ani can not vote unless he is able to read and write. (0) In that by the latter provisiou, they have made it possible for tbe ed ucated negro after 1908 to oast his bal lot while the unfortunate son of tbe white men who have been the streugtb of true democracy stands without vote at the ballot box. the suffrage of the son whose father they dare not openly attack. (d) in that this suffrage aueuu- meut does not remove the negro from politics or settle the negro question in North Carolina. (e) In tbat every voter who Las not paid his poll tax as much as five months before the State eleotiou aod eight months before the national elec tion, shall be Gisiranchised as much as if he 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 tbe vo ter to surrender his suflrage at tbe ex pense of the public school fund of the State, which is derived from poll taxes. There lnrks behind this proposition a still greater danger to the public schools of the State, for with the adop tion of tbe amendment the opponents of free schools in North Carolina will at once raise the cry that every dollar raised for publio instruction means the increase of the number of negro vo ters, and thus the poor white roan's son will be ohained in bondage of ig norance and disfranchised to prevent the education of the negro voter. There is no white supremacy in this. Tne constitutional question pre sented by the proposed amendment is one that must be determined by tbe judgment and conscience of each indi vidual voter, xnereiore, we do not make it a party question. We state the evils and dangers and leave the voters of all parties to pass their verdict in tbe light of these facts. The question is above party, and no one should be more active and anxious in onr jndg ment to defeat it than the rank and file of the Democratic party. The People's Party is and has always been more distinctly 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 roroe ail parties to a discussion of the great economio issues so vitallv affecting the welfare of all wealth pro ducers 01 tne state ana nation and de cency in politcs. Therefore, we propose in lien of this dangerous amendment, the best solu tion of the race question that is possi ble as longas the 15th amendment to the Constitution of the United States stands a solution which deprives no white man in North Carolina now or hereafter of his right 0 suffrage, to wn Amend Seotion 6, Art. 6, of the Con stitution of North Carolina by insert ing among the disqualifications for ofuise, enumerated therein, the follow ing, via : All negroes and alCpersons of negro descent to the thirdfgenera- tion inclusive. If the Demoeratio Legislature which meets in June will offer this safe, con stitutional and wholesome amendment inlieu of the present scheme it will have our hearty support. If they will not, we appeal to the people to rally to our assistance to elect a Legislature pieagea to support suonjan amend ment. We congratulate the peoplejofNorth Carolina upon the decision offthe State supremo uoun m tne case of Harri vs. Wright (111 N. C. B- 173), declar ing that the General Assembly, has power to provide different systems of county government xor various coun ties of tbe State. Acting under this decision, we pieugt tne .People's Party to the maintenance of the system of local self-government in all the white counties, towns and cities in the State as established by the General Assem biy 01 1895, ana at tna same time to provide and maintain a legislative sys tem of ooonty government for all the negro counties of theState, ao that there ean never be any question that the white people shall always have fall and complete control of ooonty inthe ocate. We denounce the Democratic Legis lature of 1899 for-passing anfeleetion law, every provision of whichjus care fully ana cunningly planned: and do vised to thwart the sovereign will of the people of North Carolina byhole- 1 sais iran a am aeoanonerT 01 tne ami. IMm ear Of ihm mmom Tndfis Dcjcix ftuur Scnrtt iinrsu xx w yobk. tamfa ATLANTA, 2fKW OBLKAX. AND POINTS SOUTH AND WEST. ftUJaUiwlVJM wJU-tn A" ailaxtu ca. tAhf h oii-am irrr.H ai sr oca-sait fXaJM uo(G AO l r UK.C. RAILROAD. s tamaw it. mm. u lax. y m TIM I XPFKCT J AN. IS, maod of Um aafenoaata, or tooa fol lowed by as argent appeal for addi tional provision as aaa ftava rooeaUy lassoa bv um soara or rmnue vssn- ties beoausa of taofailaro of UM oeraate Legislator to asako aaol vision as mmb aaa mrruuy maoaso mm too time Uisy time in onaetiBg poUuoai and eroaaiac on aaa aaxiag seosloa oflSftl. Labor is ladlsooasaoia U UM tioa and profitable mm of capital. Cap ital Increases too oflatoaoy and valuo of labor. Whoever arrays against the other. Is an osmi of both. Tnat polloy ia wiaost and Mat, w&iea momsostnotwo on um aasu or iatoiosuoo. OUTttBOUND f2 uaTVD ai it 11 ? Km SLA est.; 1 M LvTarfcwo If U Lv WUsoa. UMsa.. LvirsjsaiiV LV Wefetoa. ArKoctyM CM- Si A mt CM. n SAATPOl'S TKAUtB. srraTiOM oea &A Zw wattUMMa MMW pm iOMm L. Finil in M Utlpsa BMaaa 2 00 am lr" m Mfc .. ... O&iaas t07MO Y07aaa lOStpsa ... toSasB l40a. 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S u Fsliiag i rev Rifclwo jj 'trll U At lHrf u l.v Inver a Core's lrva : Tiictmi ? ciaf as : u Ar Xt IWro ; a Lv New : t. Kiivrdalo CnaUi u Usvelock Newport u Wild wood It Allan lie t Ar MoffbwJ l'j n Lv Mcrvbvadi itj it Atlaatie llotl. Ar M.CIty Dvpot wawTaxiuau tiuiijiaw Lv Wi ArBoefcy MoubL AUJtmtfuUau. DIB DISTRESSING STOMACH EASE. Permanently cored by the master ly power of "South Afbicah Nkb vlnh Tonic." Inrallda need suffer no longer, becanse this great remedy can core them all. It ia a core for tho whole world of stomach weakness and indigestion. The cure begins with the first dose. The relief lt brings Is marvelous and surprising. It makes no failure; never disappointa. No matter how long you have suffered. your cure is certain under the use of this great health-giving force. Pleas ant and always safe. Sold by Henry T. Hicks, Druggist, Raleigh, N. C. ' To Not Drink While Eating. Ladies' Home Journal. Liquids at meals, if taken too often or too careksly, are liable to dilute tne gastric juices. Take no liquid of auy kind when food is In the mouth.' Take as ' little as pos Ther slaughter 5 8lb,e tIH the Clo9e f "!. "Tha lUOUVV CS p7 S,D lUDUIDOtfVO voiug fluids lt is reaponble to sup pose that an excess of liquids taken with the food will have a tendency to di lute and thereby weaken the diges tive Juices. Dr. E. Detchon's Aiitl Diuretic May be worth to yon more than $100 if you have a child who soils bedding from incontenence of water during sleep. Cores old and young aiiKe. lt arrests the trouble at once $1. Sold by Henry T. Hieks. Drug gist. ' ' ' ' i ' ! " ' 1 Dally Mo 38 Daily Note LvAttaatal i A L By... I CO pm Livuaarioue.... esjpM V. Wilmington, S muoa kjr Hamlet 9 SOom ArRaleUth lllftam Lv am way iuud Ar roiaawum t 0Uo ai Wash'ton Ms WdB at xUUlmore B0PG0 at aow York O O o a Co ar PBJuwlelAla M YFAa a 46 pm acaew York Blpw Lv Tampa s ALIO 00 pm lv Jacksonville lusoaoi Lv Savannah 1 M am Lv Colombia 607pm Lv Hamlet 9 SO pm uV ruwiKH illHajit Lv Kldgeway Jet f uftam Lv Petaisboig . 4 r lam L.1 Ktoumooa o iuam AI w Minimum, r. hv.A. IOwi at Balnmar PRR . a0 wtem ax FulUuilghU r k B. u XT put 9 0i pm e 00 am 11 &J am juOpoi a oupu. 700am 7uOam 130rM 8 0 sm 7 46 pm 1109 am A 43 n 9 am lt O'pm 2 lftpm 4 46pm 0 Aim 9 Ww, 11 Apm 6 1311. ArTaraoro. LvTarOoro ... Lv Bocay Moaai. as Wsidoa r. 1 a. I wj' i -! I !. ma O U 4j m. m i 00 S3 r!n u a irn r m. t.U. 10 4j 1 . 11 ' 1 61 1 to Not -.Daily except Time IBastern Tid.e. oaadr Central Dining oars between lnew York and KicQ mond, and Hamlet and Jacksouville un trains oa. 81 and 44. Tickets on sale to all points. Poll man births. Reserved and reserva tions made on outgoing steamers from Norfolk. Baggage checked from hotel and rtstdenoes without extra charge. Call at the Up-town Ticket Office Yarborougtj House Building. C. H. Gattis, C. T. and P. A. RALEIGH, N. C. 'Phones 117. H. 8. LEABD, T.P. A., Hamlet, N C B E. L.' BUNCH, Oenl Pass. Agent. General offices : Portsmouth, Va. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS N. C. R. B. CO. OFt Burlington, K. C, January 15thr 19 1. 1 ne nret payment of the 8vtb annuaL dividend, due the Stockholders,, of the is orth Carolina Rail Road CocDPanvj Zy, per cent, on the capital 'stock' of said Company, will be doe and! payable at tbe office of said. Company . in Bur- lington, N. C , February 10th, ,1801. The above payment will be made to all stockh lders of record at 12 o'clock i m., January 20th, 1901.; r i ' . SI'KNCKK B. ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer. ,0 ( 1 , WWV1 THEDiQNER W4 p , , L Z ; V CTRXJREP TUaTSXX : i; ; . 1 . "i 1 mm TftSA n ffBStATCDu-MM a Standard Pte S Spatters mxpmm ' tksy a2:4ssaW n 1 fera4'' It tad : I I m 4 , ama asjryarf brsM to ft , THE DESIfOxXE, wast Lcist, THE UNIVERSITY of NORTH LakOLINA THE QUAD OF "THE STATBTS EDUCATIONAL 8Y8TEM P " Three academic eonraea leading to degrees. ' Professional couraea. in . Law, Medicine and Pharmacy. " 8ummer School for Teaehera. Scholarships and Loans to needy. Frea ToiUtmio candL J7 oteSfoririitlAtrV, innlsterti Bona and Teachers.' r - 512 students besides 181 ia Bum mer school. 33 teachers in the fac ulty. For catalogoes and lnlomj tlon address T "f:M 7. P. VSNABLB, Fraddsnt, ? BELIEF IN BIX HOUR8. : ' i Distressing Kidney and Bladder Disease relieved In six hours bv M1Jw fin V 1 m Unnrnn A . Kidby CvRm." 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 qoick relief and core this is the remedy. Bold by Henry T. Hicks, druggist, Raleigh, N. C. Sept. lly. rr nuaa. Socuiaj. WliAlluaOU Ld lulvu &ui . V rt kin lMvlsioa Mam Liu Tram leWtt minfion 9 90 a. m , arrive F)ii' li UO p. wm raysttsvili li i. u . am rva Bauford 1 U . u. Koiuiij.i. uv Banford so ft ju. m.. arrtve iivvm :0 p. nu. leave rvvtuvll 4 S i p. n.- ntv WllmlMton 9 2 p. n . Wilmlnrioii na Wioo KaJ ivni, bu nettavtlle Braacn Tram Uvm humu villa '03 a. m. Mazttu 9 3 t Bo Bpnnca 9 a. u.. Hoim Muj m A a n arnvs Fayeueviii 1. H. rar tw Fayeuerlllo 4 4ft p. m klo Mi.is ft0j. nu, uoa Bprmjcs 0 ti t. m., Maxion . e m.. sxnvM Buuetuvuie i i. n.. Connections at aysMruie wiu tmu t 78 at Jlazton witn the laroubs c tm lUilroad, at KmI 8ithik ii ta mm Springs and bow wore KUroa. aaalojd with tbe Beaboard Au Lit. tan houliten Railway al Ualf with t Uurut-iu anO Charlotte Ballioad. Iram on IM Boot land hucx Urmurtx b&ma leaves WeldoD oj p. m , Ham 17 p. m. arrives Bootland ck at ouh j. u.. ut. l. vlLe 0:07 p. m., Kuuton 7M v. u- in uru. Ing leavee Kinitou ; lx) a. a., unv.l.t H.&2 a. u arritu Htulax 11. l m. Waldo n ll.i3 a. m..o&ay exo(4 ouuoy. Trams ou W aabio a brazen ircwui lngton 8:10 a. m. aaU 2.M p. iu , r:i k . meie 9:10 a. ut. sad 4.UU p. tu.. r.uriu. leave Parmeie 9:30 a. iu. ud r.. j y. u,t rive Wasbmxton li:uu a, m tua Jti i . daily except tiunday . Irauj lv l'af ooru, . uo I Bundy 0.) p. m., huufU 4 i i , OJ rives Fymouui 7.4u p. ta . tin t .iu.. .triutu inn leveit Flymouta aciiy txc i'i bumw, :0Ua. in., anu Buaaay e . ui., cnv i boro 10:10 a. m. and 11JU a. at Train on !Hiuiand H. C. dtm-.nL Go Ida boro daily, exotpt tiuuuy ft (I a. ru.. arriving Bmuuiell tU 1 iu. 'i-ii. -- . leaves bmithoeld :00 a. nu, arrivrs at Golds -toro 6:2b a. iu. Trains on Naaaviue Brucu Uca j Jiotuil at 9.8U a. iu., J 40 p. m., mv amu nliulO 2J a. m., 4 US p. m.. bnuc u. 11 Ou a. m., 4ift . .u., rrturui-14 ij. v Bprlnn Hop- Hi . u;., 4 p.i.. , :ti rut 11 4ft a, a.iiil p. niM arnrv Koct Mooiit JOUa. mn 8 p. m., u-ii rxuep. Bunday. Train on Clinton .drauul n for Clinton dally, except tixmcmy, li.-i0 a. tn. and 4; 25 p. m., returulnc leavi K Union a :4ft a. m. and p. m. Train Mo. 78 makes close ououeui m Weldon for ail points Mortii laliy, U rail yla JUohmond. H. M. ZHZZ&Oh. u t" t A,v i iL alKSLYiHAiai.. S Lv At w Lv Lv s lAaily -Hv. As. Mn eaud rri aZm. r.u. MwiNU1 U US 0b Bmw .. a 10 u tat e lata t in ftuiBi ua ia n e ssv feUMMi e 10 is e s so O try u.. .......... f t to r SIS Dvr. J- ,,r Oars Creel ... ... s 9 SB rr tUWMVtSi ........ I IS lb CiS S I ll t 811 hwb ja Jjf I is f SOU .... e 7 40 ... f 7 SO . r fan &ivrdal Ouauta Havctoca. e Kevpon. WUdvooa AUaaue.. Uoranead Cny AUaaue Had M. iity IHmm. rua 1. at. W suk4Mtu. f Stat, t. at. mi av(i. Cqnn YKAULY ui ;hritlan VDUUjuan or woman to look af ir our growing bualteo In thia aod adjoining Counlleo; to act as Manager and Corrt poudi nt; work can b doce at 3 our LouiM. Kncloe elf-a4-drsoed, ktarupi nvuopM fur t nrticulars to II. A. hocrmin, Hon'l Mu'gTt Corcoran Hldg, opiolt4 U. 8. Treasury, Wash ington, D. C. ram My MAM IILV MKS. ft MI(l.rH llkMlitM 1 m4 mh rIL H.. rlitl HO WAN. H Ml lW,Wh, AGENTS, I S :aiiV&SStR' LITTLETON FEMALE COLLEGE A r?1loPr0D8 school with mod sra buildings, splsndidly located in a remarkably healthrul section in War ren ooonty on 8. A. L. Bead between Baloigh and Weldon N. a ' T0 .1115 w!terkeJ)t lB building at all times for free use of inmates. Fifteen oQcers and teachers. Terms very low. For catalogue address Re J it R HO OKA. All, PBESIDKNT' utsutfifi. m n Booker T. Waatnn ton has written tne SUrV Of bid i!m nr.it work. Ho gives views ou me Ne gro Problem and all bis best eptjectoe white and colored people are (ivilk advanced orders. A booama toi agents. Both white and colored agents make monej witn !b.s b.Mi. Write today. J. L. NICHOLS A CO, Atlanta, Ua. WANTED Two reliable travel ing salesmen in each State perma nent position; salary and xpetsos; experience tot absolutely essential Add tee g PlDKMONT TOBACCO WORKS, nrentibr'i, N. C. w -AwarjU it gTMtert World'i xtL tttOM KB DMtrru WILBUR R.8MITTTiiri- SPECIAL LOW PRICED Campaign Offer, The Times IlICHMOND, VA. DAILY IND SUNDAY 4 MONTHS ONIY $1.00. This Daily Tim km Is i-uliarly fitted U) cover the entire field with its ftjll ArttfjclaUxl Prem rejiortH; iLi large ntaff of Hj ial CorreKi-jndent throughout the State, and it BUff CorreiondenU at all Imjiortant news points. The regular su!iHCTiptIn rate of The Daily and Sunday Tim ia $5.00 per year. -Addm THE TIMES, Richmond, Virginia. . 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