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J3v i ) I i . I I. hi 7 n THE CASE AGAINST THE JUDGES. Tla la a Wood Mmum to Ci Taaa Oat taa Way" May b as laftax- la Faoc of Iiap-linM-nt A Daaa-erowa HUaa tlou. To the Editor of The Charlotte Ob Jon server: If any offlcUi of this Htate com mitii any act that H Just cause lor mbtit it I the duty of the Legislature to eercii the jxjwvr invested In It by the jieopie and to lmich Buch a one, but If the U-Vr Islature brlni an art of liii-ach-uient apilntt an official without Juat cauw; and lor irty motive It doi not repretw-nt the will of the people, It Id not a'tlutf on rltfht aul Ju.t principles, It lit throwing aside all act of decency and l dolnjf. that which U detrimental not only to the al i-rtv in tmwfr. but to the bjt In terest of the Htato TKitm r ininv and ju-it cau-M which If committal would rend nnM fitien to liu inmchmeut audi a Immoral conduct, bribery, total uu Htm to tjerform the dutle of the ufflce, etc. Am I have looked Into the caae at i.-Mue from the i-dnt of view of cltlwri of the State It :rna that the State entered Into a contract with White for a term of yearn In which ald White wa to nerve th State an nhell Huh commbwioner at irlven Hum -r year ai comin- tlon. Such a contract entered Into by the State, whether by direct vote of the ieople or by an official duly elected by the jn-oplo and given the nenwxary jower to make wuch a con tract, cannot be broken by any act of the legislature unhw the office in abolished by act of the legislature, In which case the holder of aald of fice Is entitled t( hU ly up to the time the said act abolishing the of fice goes into etrct, If before the ex piration of the term of office. II the office is not abolished no act of the legislature can break a contract as was mado Ix'twcon the State and White and he cannot ho turned out of office except in case where he Hhould have committed Home act that would make him liable to im twachtncnt. The $800 iid to him wan money Justly duo him as back salary. An act of tho legislature prohibited the State Treasurer from paying White; but the Supreme Court of the State, which is the body to decide whether an act of the legislature Is constitutional or unconstitutional, in issuing their mandamus to the Treasurer order ing him to iay the money to White, decided that that act of the leisla ture was unconstitutional. If the judges ot the Supreme uourt were influenced in his decision by brib ery, suite or wilful doHire to aid their party they have given just cause for Impeachment, but if not thus influenced no cause for impeach ment can justly be brought against them. I do not believe that either Judge Furches or Judge Douglas are men who would be influenced in this way but they rendered what they considered a just and right de cision. If the members of the Supreme Court can lie imjieachetl for render Ing a decision thai an act of the Leg islature is unconstitutional the pow er Is t ken awa from i hem of ex ecuting the duties to which they were appointed, namely, the inter pretatlon ofur constitution and laws, and we would have an endless chain of acts by the Legislature, de cisions of the Supreme Court, and impeachments by the Legislature I am afraid that the expression "this is a good means to get them out of the way" has influenced a good many who favor impeachment. The question and the right thing to do for every man In the State, whether Democrat or Republican, is to decide whether or not he lelieves . that Judge Furches and Judge Douglas are guilty of any charge for which they should be impeached. The people as a whole may not be able to decide whether some small legal point has been misinterpreted, but they do know whether they be lieves these Judges should be 1m poached. Let the members of the Legislature from your county know what you think regarding their ac tion. Do not be influenced by thought of party advancement or that these gentlemen are of the par ty out of power, but think as in dividual men and as men; bo just in your decision. Let public opinion express itself. Do not give consent to an act of infamy by your silence; speak and save the State from com mitting an act for which she will ever be sorry and for which her citi zens will blush with shame. Joseph Hyde Pratt. Chapel Hill, N. C, Feb. 18, 1901. REFUSED TO BE VACCINATED. Mr.. A. eaTerr Sues Winston For SI O, OOO For Imprisonment. Winston, N. C, Feb. 28 Messrs. Clement Manly and J. E. Alexander went to KIchmond, Va., tonight to take depositions in the suit brought against the City of Winston and her former mayor, J. F. Griffith, by Mr. A. Savery for ten thousand dollars. The plaintiff was arrested ana locked up for refusing to com ply with a vaccination ordinance in January of last year. Dr. McGuire wewton, of Richmond, was the physician who visited Mr. Savery, ana offered to vaccinate him free of charge, beiDg one of three physl cians employed to do the vaccinat ing. The two lawyers, Mr. Manly, representing the city, and Mr. Alex ander, the plaintiff, will take evi dence of Dr. Newton. TOR OVER FIFTY YEARS airs, wins low s hoothino Svrup has been used for children while teethinir. uumra wie cunu, soicens tne gams, allays all painjoures wind colic, and is tne nest remedy for Diarrh ea. Ten ty-flve cents a bottle. Sold by all drue M . . l.an... il 1 a " Dr. K. Detchon'a Antl Diuretic. May be worth to yot( more than 1100 if von htv a aMM .U i bedding from incontenence of watr dnring sleep. Cures old and youn alike. It arrests the tronble at onr.A. 11. Bold by Henry T. Hicks, Drug fouro S5,ooo :i cin duhf. CaarWtoa Hor ttek- Up m Pacaaaof Mootr aad Ortia4 Clkeck. Cbarletton, 8. C, Feb. 27. To- day Carl Sanburg, while playing on a cltv dump pile at Vt Point Mill, the bank of Cooper River, thlt city, found $-5,000 in money and certified checks. The little boy found a mckage of letter from lock Hill, in thb State and opened hem through curiosity. As soon he come across tne money ne u.nt to his rranaiamer, tmriw 'ol4on, who reported the tacta and I Uvered the letter to the postal authorities here. The package of letters is (supposed to have been care lessly dropped at the post-office here ml Hweut out as rubbisli. lwooi the largest certified checks were lor i'J.ttOO and $1,00, respectively. An Iriventiiratiou of the matter U now being nem oy i a a Cunningham. Kidnapper WUlloff to Itatarn I tan torn Mooex. Chicago, Feb. 23. 11. A. Cudaby, the Omaha packer, whoso son was kidnai'Ded to secure a reward of $25,000, Is in receipt of an anony mous letter declaring that upon his assurance that the kidnappers will not be punished, all but $5,000 of the ransom money would be return ed to him. The letter was mailed at Waukegan, 111., yesterday and sent to Omaha. Mr. Cudahy was In Chicago to-day and received a transcript of the letter by telegraph. I do not know whether the let ter is authentic or a hoax," said Mr. Cudahy to a reporter. "I will paj no attention to it, and certainly have no intention of letting up on thee men. The writer or writers of the letter directed me, if agree able to their proposition, to let them know by means of personal adver tisements in newspaiers of Omaha, Chicago, and Milwaukee, but I don't believe they will ever have the pleasure of reading anything from me in the advertising columns of any ijer." Mr. Cudahy left for Omaha this evening. Gov. Aycock's Appointments. Governor Aycock has made the following appointments: J. 11. Scarborough, ol Liare, oys ter inspector for Dare connty. J. II. Dobson, of Rockford, crim inal court solicitor for Surry county. Seth Gibbs, of Middleton, oyster insiKjetor for Hyde county. G. II. Hill, of Washington, oyster inspector for Beaufort county. Sick, Innane, and Dead Soldiers. San Francisco, Feb. 27. The transport Indiana arrived this even ing from Manila, via Honolulu. The Indiana brought 450 sick and seven insane soldiers Irom various regiments now serving in the Phil ippines. There are fifteen bodies on board, including those of two men who died during tho run from Manila to Honolulu. S. A. L. CHANGES. Taking effect at 12 :01 Sunday. Feb 24' h, tbe following changes Mll be made In S. A. L. passenger rains: Atlanta Special, operated between tlaotaand Portsmouth, No 402, will leave Raleigh, northbound at L a. m., southbound at 3:46 a m. Tbe Florida and Metropolitan Limited No. 44, operated between New York and St. Augustine, will leave Raleigh, northbound at 12:26 a, in., soutnbound At d:46 a. m. Traine No. 402, northbound, will stop at Wake, Frankllnton, Hen derson, Warren Plains and Little ton. Train No. 403, southbound, will stop at Apex, Moncure, Sanford, soutnern pines and Pine BluH on flag. No change In present schedule of day trains. C. R. GATTIS, C. P. & T. A., Raleigh, N. C. FLORIDA AND METROPOLITAN LIMITED BY THE Seaboard Air Line Railway, "Florida and West India Short Line' TO THE WINTER RESORTS OF THE SOUTH. The Oniy Line Operating Daily Limited Trains to Florida. Effective January 14th, the Sea board Air Line Railway, the only line operating daily limited trains to Florida, will put on its magnificent new train, "Florida and Metropolitan Limited," solid from New York via PhiladelDhia. Baltimore, Washington to Rich M. V mond, Raleigh, Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville and St. Augustine. Connections at Jacksonville for Tam pa and all Florida points, and at St. Augustine for the East Coast. This train also carries Drawing Room Sleeping car New York to Atlanta. Leaves Boston 12; 03 a. m.. New York 12:55 p. m., (from 23rd Street - r - - Station Pennsylvania Railroad . Philadelphia 3:29 p. m., Baltimore . - r 5:45 p. m., Washington 6:55 p. m., arriving at Southern Pines, N. C. 5:56 a. m , Columbia, S. C, 10:00 a. m.. Savannah. On... t. , . j y inn Jacksonville 3:50 p. m.t St. Augus tine o:00 p. mM Tampa 6:30 a. m., Charlotte 9:51 a. m.. Atlanta 4i35 p. m. Connections are made both at Miami on the East Coast and Port Tampa on the West Coast for Kev west and Havana. The "Florida and Metropolitan Limited" is luxur iously equipped in every respect, with Pullman Drawing Room Car, Compartment Car with Drawing itooms ana state Rooms, Observa tion uir, through Day Coaches and unexcelled Pullman Dining Car ser - vice. For further information, call on or write to all Pennsylvania BMllVrS road offices, or representatives of the ments, $18; nice! cottaare orean t85: Seaboard Air Line Railway at 806 wasnington Street, Boston. Mat : 1206 and 871 Broadway, New York; 80 Third Street, Philadelphia; 207 Eaat Gorman Street, Baltimore, 1434 New York Ave.. Washington- - 1 or to R. E. L. Bunch, General Paaa- eager Agent, Portsmouth,' Va. fiohoa and atuita BV.THE Seaboard Air Line Railway, "riertdA AMI Vfmt ImAXm Abort LU" - TO THE WINTER RESORTS OF THE SOUTH. the The Oxlt Lxxe Operatuso Daily Limited Trails to Florida. The "Florida and Atlanta Fast Mall," another of the beaboara Air Line Railway' splendidly equipped trains, leaves New York dally at 12:10 a. 23rd Street Station. Pennsylvania Kail Slepnincr Car and Dav Coache to Raleigh, Southern Pines, Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville, where con nectlons are made for St. Augustine, Tampa and all Florida point. Con nectlons are also made at Hamlet, N. C, with Pullman Drawing Room Sleerjinsr Car to Atlanta, (ia.. with connections at Atlanta, for New Or leans and Mexico, and Texas and Pacific Coast Polnte. This train connects at Washington with train leavm? Boston 7:00 p. m. Leaves Philadelphia 3:50 a. m., Hal tlmore 6:22 a. in., Washington 8:25, Richmond 12:28 p. in.. arriviBir at Southern Pines 6:57 p. m., Colum bla 11:20 p. m., Savannah 2:50 a. m., Jacksonville 7:30 a. m., St. Augus tine 11:10 a. m.. Tampa 5:30 p. m. Through Pullman Drawing Room Sleeper New York to Jacksonville. Through Veftibuled Passenger coach es and perfect service. For information call on or write to all Pennsylvania Railroad offices, or Seaboard Air Line itallway rep resentatives at 306 Washington St., Boston, Mass.; 1206 and 371 Broad wav. New York; 30 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. IF THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH Be sure and use that old and well tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's soothing Syrup for children teeth- Ins. It soothes tbe child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colio and Is the best remedy for diarrhoea. 25 cents a bottle. Women can't always find proflta ble employment, but C. H. Robin son & Co., Charlotte, N. C, can fur nish It. 2t Valuable Almanac Free. We have received a copy of the new almanac for 1901 published by the Royal Baking Powder Company. It is an artistic and useful book and trill be of interest to housekeepers. A noteworthy feature of the alma nac is a prediction of the weather for every day in the year, by Prof. D- Voe. who correctly prophesied tht- Kivat Galveston cyclone and other impoitant meteorological events. We ire authorized to say that any wo man reader of this paper can secure copy without cost by sending a r qn8t to the Company, at 100 Wil liam St., New York. 50 YfflTBBTUP WITH A LAME BACK ? i t , Kidney Trouble Makes Ton Miserable. Almost everybody who reads the news papers is sure to know of the wonderful cures made by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy. It is the great medi cal triumph of the nine teenth century; dis covered after vears of il i ptsrxj Dr. Kilmer, the emi nent kidney and blad der specialist, and is wonderfully successful in promptly cvetiit lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou bles and Brieht's Disease, which is th wnnt 'orm of kidney troube wi. muiiKi j inaiu;ivuvi IS noi TOO ommended for everything but if you have kid ney, liver or bladder trouble it will 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 chase relief and has proved so successful in every case that a special arrangement has been made by which all 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 trouble. When writing mention reading this generous' offer in this paper and send your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,Bing hamton, N. Y. The regular tiny cent and Home o Bwvnp-sooc dollar sizes are sold by all good druggista. THE Cash Buyers1 SuddIv Company TVT S M 9 ..as win turnisn yon ur cash accom panies the order) anything needed A. . l m - at nome, on tne iarm or in your place of business, and SAVE YOU MONEY. We keep no goods, no store, hire no clerks or collectors ; out, instead, purchase direct from manufacturers, wholesale dealers, jobbers, etc.; AT LOWEST CASH PRICES, and for cash. If you need any Agricultural Implement or Machine rv, Farm Heeds. Hardware, Iron Roofing, Wire Fencing, Groceries, Fruit trees, fruits, musical instru ments, Sewing Machines, Books, htationery, furniture, dry Goods, Notioss. Shoes, Clothing, Tombstones, Blooded Stock or Poultry, OR ANYTHING ELSE, write for prices. S Below are prices on a few lend jin Nortb Carolina: Two horse wagjons, ing articles, delivered at m n v nan .4 I neas ana anraoie. aso: one borse waeon f!0?,8 W? wheels and chapel organ $40; beautiful 7K octave ft 7 ' Jvc"ul" nu weu maae. and flnishT B m Bie OI case If we cannot save you money we do not want your orders. W.S. BAENES, Manager. Raleigh, N.C. WW rilT Mli IICtlfT. IUTT FLllIUa I I'MHHHy tMOMMIWJH, rnai wiib i w - . rm lata, n Thte uople' Party Coftrentton assembled In Raleigh, April 18U. reaffirms the principle set forth In People' Party National pl- form adopted at St. LoaU to i l and instructs th delegates National Convention at 8lou May 9th to rote for the nomination ot William J. Bryan for Prri. We commend the present state Administration for its high pel aonal and official Integrity, challenge a comparison of its rec ord with any and all of its preds- oesaors. We condemn tn Democratic Ltgit- latareof 1899 for its extrarafaat ex penditure of public money .amounting to $l,594,765.7tt in 1S99, a opposed to llS3.071Jl.'expenlel by tne crcel- an axcesa or liuy ng tbe sum of flOO,- 000 for publio education north IS3.2S0 for purchase of HUte larmi. We furtber condemn saia Lritia tore for tbe oareleaa blundering and careleaa legislation, including more stoss blunders and anconatitaclonaj laws than ever before enacted by any General Assembly in Nortn uarouna. We farther denounce tbe machine leaden of tbs Demoeratio party for lay ins: tbe whip on tbe backs of tne Democratic legislature ana rorcing them into enacting and submitting a disfrabcbising constitutional amend ment in violation of tbe solemn oledftfs of tbe party, made not only officially in their campaign handbook. but by members ol tbe General Assem blv and other Democratic candidates for office in their canvass before the neoDle. We denounce them not only for doinsr this in violation of their pledges, hut also for submitting a mea sure most odious in torrn ana danger ous in effect. That General Assembly being composed of, some of tbe best lawyers of tbe party, must nave known, or at leafct naa a reasonaoie doubt, not only as to the onconstitu tionalitv of tbe monstrous provision of Sections, known as the "grandfather i clause" in said amendment, bat also of tbe great danger of that onconstitu tional sectional section falling, leav ing the remainder of tbe amendment to stand, tbus diarrancmaing by an ed ucational qualification fifty or sixty thousand white voters of North Caro lina, who in 1898 gave the Democratic party power in tbe Legislature, and whose lirnor&nce is no lanic or tneir own but is chargeable to tbe negleot of the Democratic party, which now seeks to disfranchise them and make their ignorance a crime alongside that of the felon. Bat even if tbe proposed amendment were not unconstitutional (as it clear ly is), still it ia especially objection able in tbe following particulars : (a) In that it dignifies with the right of suffrage tbe most vicious, trouble some and obnoxious clans of the negro population, and completely disfran chises tbe most faithful,kindly and or derly element of that race. (b) In that, while clamoring for white supremacy and declaring that no white man shall be disfranchised under this amendment, they have so written their amendment that every wmte boy be coming of-age after 1903 stands on the same footing with the negro, and ca-i not vote unless he is able to read an 1 write. (o) lu that by the latter provision they have made it possible for the ed ucated negro after J 90S to cast bis bal lot while th8 unfortunate son of the white men who have been the strength of true democracy stands without vote at the ballot box. They slaughter ! the suffrage of the son whose father they dare not openly attack, (d) In that this suffrage amend ment does not remove the negro froio politics or settle the negro question in North Carolina. t (e) In that every voter who has r ot paid his poll tax as much as five months before the State election and eight months before the national elec tion, shall be disfranchised as much & if he were convicted or felony or were an ignorant negro. The purpose at this provision is not only to disfran chise every good honest citiien 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 sunrage at the ex pense of tbe public school fond of th State, which is derived from poll taxes. There lorks behind this proposition a still greater danger to the pablie schools of tbe State, for with the adop tion of the amendment the opponent of free schools in North Carolina will at onoe raise the cry that every dollar raised for public instruction means the increase of the nnmber of negro vo ters, and thos the poor white man's son will be chained in bondage of ig norance and disfranchised to preveut 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 mast be determined by the judgment and conscience of each indi vidual voter. Therefore, 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 the light of these facts. The question ia above party, and no one should be more aotfve and anxious in our lodg ment to defeat it than the rank and file of the Democratic party. ' The People's Party ia 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, auu bu luroe ait par lies so a aiscassion of the great economio issues so vitally affecting the welfare of all wealth pro ducers of the State and nation and de cency in politc8. Therefore, we propose in lieu of this dangerous amendment, tbe best solu tion of the race question that is posai ble as long 'as the 15th amendment to the Constitution of the United States stands a solution which deprives no white man in JNortn Carolina now or hereafter of his right of .suffrage, to wn Amend Section 6, Art. 6, of the Con stitntion of Ncrth Carolina by insert ing among the disqualifications for office, enumerated therein, the (follow ing, vis: All negroes and allpersons of negro descent to the thirdfgenera- tion inclusive. If the Democratic Legislature which meets in Jane will offer this safe, con stitational and wholesome amendment luJieu 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 pledged to support sosh an amend ment. We congratulate the people.ofNorth Carolina upon the decision of,the State Supreme Coun in tbe case of Harris vs. Wright (121 N. C. R- 172), deolar- ing that the General Assembly has power to provide different systems of county government for various coun ties of the btate. Acting nnder this decision, we pledge the People's Party to tne 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- Diy oi 1890, ana at the same time to provide and maintain a legislative sys tem oi cuoniy government lor all the negro counties or the iState, so that there oan never be any question that tne wnne people shall always have fall ani complete control of oocnty inthe roase. We denounce the Demoeratio Leai: iature of 1899 for passing anfelection law, every provision of whichis care fully and. cunningly planned; and de vised to thwart the sovereign will of the people of North Carolina by.whole al treat ani tebanehery of the hal lo! koz Wft WltlQSft Tr of Bartuaa. aalaxr. aa!Bl electioa tow tfeat aaa ever aiurraced Um ttalaU tools of amy ocau la tbe Uaioa. W pledge oarelT4 to iocra Ibm Scieocy of tbe pablie caool jttmm in Xortb CaroUsa, and point u Um t4t inat Um Pvpi'a Party ta d more for pobtto edaeaUen ia Mori tMrolina loan U) Democratic party ?r fid in twioe tbe leagtb f um: raa rm ae Popaluu of Hortb CaroUua m credited u aril aneat ibotmm mm oubao school system. Died re ourselves to tat care w tae BBivrtunate clae in aorta iaro- liaa and to an increase ia tbe aary facilities lor tne same, as earnest or our sincerity J we point oar past record In this particular, and say thai bo "Legislature ia which Pupalitu have bad a cvBtrouing voice ever turned a deal ear to tne re mind of tbe unfortunate, or been fol lowed by an urgent appeal for addi tional provision as baa been recently issaed by the Board of Publio Cbari- ties because or tbe rail are of tne uta oc ratio Legislature to make eeob pro vision as seen and urgently neeoea at tbe time tbev were oonsumieg Uteir time in enacting political legislation and creating new offices during tbe session of 1SJW. Labor is indispensable to tbe crea tion and profitable use of capital. Cap ital increases tbe efficiency and vaiue of labor. Whoever arrays one against tbe other, is an enemy of both. That policy Is wisest and best, wbiob bar- moniseotbe two on tbe basis or abso lute justice. Meu can be cured privately and positively at home of all weakness and disease Write for new free book to Dr. J. N. Hathaway. 221 a. Broad ot., Atlanta, Us. tf DISTRESSING STOMACH DIS EASE. Permanently cured by the master ly power of "South African Neb- vine Tonic." Invalid need suffer no longer, because this great remedy can cure them all. It Is a cure for the whole world of stomach weakneee and Indigestion. The cure begins with the first done. The relief It brings is marvelous and surprising. It makes no failure; never disappoints. iNo 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, Ealeigh, N. C. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OP N. U. R. K. CO. Burlington, N. C, January 15th, 1901. The iirbt payment of the 89th annual dividend, due the Stockholders of the .North Carolina Kail Koad Co.upsny, oy percent, oq tne capital stock of said Company, will be due and payable at tt e t'tbee oi saia Company in Bur lington, R.C , February 10th, 1W01. 1 he above payment will be made to all stockb ilders of record at 12 o'clock m.f January 20th, 1901. SI KNClLK B. ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer. LITTLETON FEMALE COLLEGE. A very proaperuuM ecnool with mod ern buildings, splendidly located in a remarkably healthful section in War ren county 5n S. A. L. Road between a 1 Kaleigb and Weldon N. C. Panaoea water kept in buildiutr at all times for free use of inmates. Fifteen officers and teachers. Terms very low. For catalogue address Kev J. M. RHODES, A. M PRESIDENT Littleton, N. C NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Having qualified as Administrator of Henry G. Wiggs, deceased, late of Wake county, N. C, this is to notify all per sons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to tbe undersigned on or before the 8rd day of December, A. D , 1901, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All p rnons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This the 3rd day of December, 1900. W. H CH AMBLEE, Adm'r. S. A. L. SPECIAL RATES. WlNTltR TOURIST RATES. Winter tourist tickets on sale to Old Point, Va., rate , from Raleigb $7.60 to Southern Pines, N. C $3 60 and to all principal points In the State of Florida. For farther particulars regard ing trains and general Information, address H. S. Leard, T P A., Hamlet. N C. C. H. Gattis, C P & T A, Ealeigh, N.C. EEL Bunch, Gen. Pass. Agent, Portsmouth,. Va. NOTICE OF SEIZURE. Notice is hereby given of seizure of the following property for violation of the internal revenue laws of the United States: At Allison, N. C ,of A. A. Muse, Jan uary 8th, 1901, 2 packaages corn whis key, 25 gallons, by Deputy Collector W. A. McDonald. At Summerville, N C, of A. A. Sloan, January 12, 1901, by J. P. H. Adams, Deputy Collector, one copper still, 75 gallons, cap and 3 worms, c , 190 gallons corn whiskey, fermenters, &c At La Grange, N. C, of J. K. Ald ridge, January 9 and 11, 1901, by J. D. Grim-ley, Deputy Collector, 3 packages corn whiskey, 80,9 gallons. At Wilson, N. C, of W, P. Lester by M. L. Wood, Deputy Collector, 1 pack age corn whiskey, 15 gallons, January 11, 1901 At Wilson, N. C, of Wiley Corbett, by M. L. Wood, Deputy Collector, Jan nary 11, 1901, 1 package corn whiskey, 40 gallons, wooden still fixtures, Ac, ana $436 92 in money, in lieu of prop erty seized. At Http, N. 0., of A. A. Muse, by W. A McDonald, Deputy Collector, 2 packages corn whiskey, 816 gallons, one copper still, cap and worm, Fermen ters, Ac, January 17, 1901 At Snow Hill, N.V., of J.J Potter, byJ. D. Grimsl?y, Deputy Collect r, January 18 and 19, 1901, 10 package spirits and 70 bottles, containing 398 gallons, one copper still, 110 gallons, cap and worm, fermenters, &c, 6 pack ags corn whiskey, 236.8 gallons. At Littleton, N. C, January 21, 1901, oy K. J Liewis, Deputy Collector, 2 jugs, 7 gallons corn whiskey, of Al x. N. Wray. At Franklinton, N. C, January 19, 1901, by J. W. Perkins, Deputy Collec tor, 3 packages corn whiskey, 8 gallons, of J. H. Harris. At Selma. N. C, January 23, 1901, by J. W. Perkins, Deputy collector, 63 quarts, 66. pints and 64 pint bottles of selma Dispensary. Pf rsDns claiming the above property will die their claims with me in my of fice within 30 davs as reaaired hv law. or the same will be forfeited to the use of the United States. - E. C. DUNCAN, Collector 4th District of N. C. By J. P. H. ADAMS, Deputy Collector. Raleigh, N. C. January 34, ifeU. S. A L. ' RAILWAY Direct Line to All Points in Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Texas, Cuba and Porto Rico. FAST LIMITED AND KXPRKSri TRAIX3, FIRST-CLASS EQUIP MrlNT and the beat cvuiniuodatloa Day coachee and Buffet Bleeping cars on all trains. Travel by tbt FLORIDA AND METROPOLITAN LIMITED," and you are aeaurd of a quick and a comfortable journey. Uasqualed Dining Car Service- Call on or write for time tablet. rates and other Information to C.H GATTIS, C. P. and T. A , Raleigh. N. C. H. 8. LEARD. T. P. A , Ham lit, N. ( It. E L. BUNCH, G. P. A., Portsmocth. Va The State Normal and Mistrial Collep. OF NORTH CAKOL1MA Offers to young: women tboruueb literary, classical, scientific and indus. trial education and special pedagogical training. Annual expenses $92 to $182; for non-residents, $163. Faculty of 80 members. Has matriculated about 2,000 students, representing every oounty in tbe State except one. practice and Observation School of about 250 pupils. To secure board in dormitories, all free tuition application should be made before August 1. correepondence invited from those desiring competent trained teachere. For catalogue and other information address until August 15th PROF. J. Y. JOYNKR, Dean of College CHAS. D. McIVKK. President INAUGURATION PRESIDENT MCKINLEY, MARCH 4TH. On account of the above occasion tbe Seaboard Air Line Railway will ell round trip tickets to Washington, I o., from all points for one fare fi r the round trip. Rate from Raleigb 8.30. Tickets to be sold March 1st, 2nd and 3rd, good returning until March 9th. Military Companies twenty five or more on one ticket one cent per mile plus arbitrary For furtber information call on or writ C U Gattis, CPA r A, Baleigh, N C H S Lkakd, T P A, Hamlet, H c: R E L Buuch, O P A, Port-moutb, Va BELIEF IN SIX HOURS Distressing Kidney and Bladder Disease relieved In six hours by Nkw Great South American Kidky Cubi." It Is a great sur prise on account of Its exceeding promptness in relieving pain in bladder, kidneys and back, In male or female. Believes retention of water almost Immediately. II you want quick relief and cure this is the remedy. Sold by Henry T. Hicks, druggist, Ealeigh, N. C. Sept. 19-ly. THE UNIVERSITY of NORTH cakULINA THE HEAD OF THE STATE'S EDUCATIONAL 8YSTEM Three academic courses leading to degrees. Professional courses In Law, Medicine and Pharmacv. oummer ocnooi lor Teachers. Scholarships and Loans to needy. Free Tuition to candi dates for Ministry, Minister's Sons and TaitiOD $60 l Teachers. 612 students besides 161 In Sum mer school. 38 teachers In the fac ulty. For catalogues and Informa tion address F. P. VEN ABLE, President, Chapel H11L N. C. GOLURHBIA SIXTHra Sent tt any American Bicycle , wi Latino run WiLDU n. B AND BRANCHES. (AND ATLANTIC COAKTLIX B B X)MPANT OF 80CTB CAROLINA. Basai ciifPi lEaJvs ooino aor Im r m viMai il act ArKecky Moubc 1 u it. Lt Rocky Lv WUsoa. Lv Raima.. LvFayettse Ar Florsses l iri tie i: ft imi as 71 I 9 l at w 40,7 i J I 86 11 14 4 K II 7 i I r. m.A u U 7 ft. afanotla ... Wllmlaftea. 4 0J t.u A.U r. . tkajbi oome Rorru el KQ 111 ai ati x.x: ia.n.1 r. m. .....j 6 6oi....i , as, .... . IU..'U la'.... ft 4i Lv Lv rareoerule Ar Wilson Lt Wilmington- Lv Macnoua Lv Uolosboro.. a . Lv Wilson. ArBoeky Mount. lutn,! mo I 10 6 10 U 40 U Ar TarborOM.... Lv Tar bora fe4b 3 Lv Rocky Mount, t SO! 4 tl 11 4& 1 ft9 ..... a. .(r. at. Ar wskkro r. tUauy axespt Monday. SDaUj axsvf Bnnday. Wilmington and Waldoa Kallroad. Tad kin Division Main Lln Train laavaa WU nilnxton 900 a arrlva rayaturlUa IS 05 p. uu, laarw Fayattarilla IS p. nM arrivas Sanford 1 48 p. m. Ratomuu imr Sanford 80 ftp. mM antra PaisUtrilia 4 SO t. nu. 1mv Fayatttvtlla 4 80 p. m arrtvM Tf uaionra J p. m. Wilmington and Waldon Railroad, Bra nattavUl Branch Train laavw Baasa rill boo a. m , Maxton IK i nu, Bad 8prinn 8 OS a. rxu. Uom Mil la 10 64 a. ia. arnva rr9UmriU il 19. Patormnf Ura rayttrUla4 45p. ra.. Hop Mills 8 00 p. n.. Bad 8prlni 5 43 p. ta., Maxtoa 6 18 p. n.. amvas mnnattaTiiia 7 13 p. m. tnnaoUona at FayaUtvllla vita train Mo 78 at Maxton with tn Carolina C al Railroad, at Bad Bprlnn with th Bad Bprlnnand Bovmor Railroad, -at Banfoid witn taa baaboara AAj Una and Boatn Kaliway at Uolf with t Durham Charlotta Railroad. Train on the Scotland Sack Branch Bond laavas waiaon I oo p. m.. Haul ax 4 17 p. m.. BxriTea ooouua naca at o ua p. m.. Uratn villa 6;S7 p. m,, Klnston7:6o p. m. Eaturn, ing laavaa aunston 7 oo a. m araanviUa 3i a. m,. arnvlna Halifax 11:18 a. m. Weldon 11.33 a. m.. dally axoapt 8anday. Trains on Washinxton Branch aar Waah lngton 8:10 a. m. and 2.SU p. ta , arrlva tmx mala 9.10 a. m. and 4:00 p. m.. ratarnlc leava Farmala 9.S5 a. m. and 0:80 p. m., ai nve WathingtOD li 'JO a. m and 7.80 p. m. daily axoept Bun day. rrain lemTaa Xarboro, M. O, X.LI. Bob da 6.30 p. m., 8oiiOa IV :u p. rivea Plymouu 7:40 t. m.. 6 10 p.ru.. mum bu. at lna laavM Flvxnoath dallv axoem Ban-lav 7:60 a. in., and Bonday 9 a. in., arrtvta Tar boro 10:10 a. m. and 11:00 a. u. TffciQ on Midland U. C Braocb mn Qoldattoro daily. xijt Hcnday, 6;0J a. uu, arrtTnj duitthri-ld a-io a. in.. mqn,n laavas BoiUbflf Id 7:00 a. arrivas at Golds toro 8:6 a. nx. Iralns on Naahvilla Branch kava Rticay Moaut at 8.S0 a. ia 8 40 . m arrira Naao' yilta 10 ') a. m., 4 63 p. el, Byrlna Hop 11 00 a. m., 4 25 p. hu, rcaruln imrt bprlng Hoi lljr a. m.. S6 p.mM JNaabvUic 11 45 a. n.. fl 23 p. ra.. arrira at Kork h un op. u., aauy Bondav. axeapi 'frrin on Clinton Branch Us res Warts for Clintoo daily, exwpt Bonday, 11:40 a. m., and 4.'i6 p. m., rwtarulag- laavaa CD n ton al ;46 a. m. and 2.00 p. m. Train Mo. 78 makaa eloaa ro&naaian a Wsldcn for all potato North daily, all rail via tt.cLnicnd. H. M. KHERSON, Cn l H. KfCNl.Y.On'lMaii. v Mnji-nn iva Paai Ai, PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM CWm, an4 iK-sutllm Um hail. 1'ranot.. luxuriant mvwtK. Ifwer Palls to SLrmiorj) Gray Olor. iiwum vnarun a4 aa; BUa.aMLWat AGENTS, Booker T. WaaniuK ton has written the Storv Of his Ufa and work. He gives iis views on the Ne gro Problem and all hia best speeches. White and colored people are giving advanced orders. A bonansa . for agents. Both white and colored money with this book. Write today. J. L. NICHOLS A CO., Atlanta, Ga. WANTED Two reliable travel ing salesmen In each State perma nent position; salary and expenses; experience not absolutely essential Addresi Pidkmont Tobacco Works, Greensboro, N. C. w IA V M VVVEBSmr. lRT&m.. LT SLtT'H Sr." lel.5iaa ZaU 9 -' aaaav OUaarq 18a lABAllV SLtafaBl: MsQ nwmii miilm.iiSiiiiin. 17211"." lL fr,yw; OrlmU...eaMrfl: DESK I I UTmrbore ti n. ' ocj J. I soil. ...1ft II . I Ia .! r. u. a. II M! II BAi I- - ?. 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The Caucasian (Clinton, N.C.)
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