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A DEMOCRATIC PAPER S VIEW.
I'ablle Opinion na tb ImparbnMMit Tka
I'mpUt llt bo Knpitkr WHb lkJ
! rue 4 1 a a. I
Charlotte Obarrtr.
In view of tbw Information, both
verbal and writwn, which corner
from IUIlgh with locroaalng fre
tjuency and p-Hltiventa. to the tf -twet
that ev ry available Infljwnc
In belnfc br ujjht to bar to runnu
facture public iMtntlmt nt against the
JadjfH on trial before tb ourtof
impeachment, and to lolluenco the
rtonatorR teal nut thm, we 'eel en
tirely warranted In printing la oar
news columns thetatmnt4 made
ystrday to an Observer reporter
by a promlnont lawyer of a neigh
bor! town and a prominent bmi
nen man of Charlotte, both of
whom traveled much In the Htate
last wek, a to how they found
public opinion upon this matter;
and of adding to It that during the
nearly thirty yeari that the writer
haii been doing newspaper work and
observing, more than casually, the
drift of public opinion, he has nev
er known It so nearly uoanlmous
upon any subject as It Is against
the conviction of these judges. Ben
ators should not and will not be
governed In their votes by what
they understand the vlrws of their
constituents to be, but if they wtre
and knew the views of th n , we be
lleve that at leant every Senator
whose home Is w3t of Greensboro
would vote agalnstconviction. The
people have no sympathy with this
proceeding ; for Impeu-hlng Judges
for applying In the White case a
doctrlnn which they were applaud
ed for applying when its applies
tlon kept Democrats In otllc; and
to go a little further and say the
whole truth, tury are not very tol
erant of It nor of the methods which
they understand are being employ
ed to bring about conviction.
PC .HI PASTY PUTira
M7 li
asva is, ti
Tbw People's Party Convention
assembled in Raleigh, April ISia,
reaffirms the principle set forth lc
the People's Party National plat
form adopted at Bt. Louis in IH.
and instructs the del t rates t
ewWeUtia, ttal it tat
mm jruaeja, aaXair, Ufi lif
iiasible aieotloa lav ttas has srsr
auarao4 Um staxat boots of aaj
c4e la tfca Uaioau
We pledg oarseivM l laorsen the
eJBeleacy ol Ue poolic school ratea
ia Kortk Carolina, aad pot at to im
last that the Peepte's Party aaa does
more fur petite etfeeattea is HertH
iatoUm aaaa tbe DeiaoeraUe part
tx aid la twice the leerUi of u
j ike Poptoluu of Monk Carol! aa
m credited th fin I neat t
VaHnnal flmwantimi at filon rl. UMpuWIO SCBoe ijateia.
1 Mr niailira nnrullni
ROYAL Baking Powder is indispen
sable to the preparation of the finesx
cake, hot-breads, rolls and muffins.
Housekeepers are sometimes importuned to
buy other powders because they are " cheap."
Housekeepers should stop and think. If such
powders are lower priced, are they not inferior ?
Is it economy to spoil your aigesnon to save
a few pennies?
The "Royal Baker and Pastry
Cook" containing over 800 most
practical and valuable cooking re
ceipts free to every patron. Send
postal card with your full address.
Alum is used in sorr.e baking pow
ders and in most of the so-called
phosphate powilers, lecause it is
c heap, and makes a cheaper jkju der.
Hut alum is a corrosive p ion w h ich ,
taken in food, acts injuriously ujon
the stomach, liver and kidneys.
HAVANA IS A HEALTHY CITY.
a.
Wuud Koport a Small Itaath Hat
Fur thfi C ity.
Wnsulnto, March 27. A rep rt
has been received at the war depart
ment f rum Oenrl VVom1 saowimr
tha the death '. for Havana for
February wan l'J.32 oer 1 000. whicn
ia laid to bn deluw the avirsg of
uaott American cities. Tue death
rate, it ia stated, steadily decrease
ana tma is taan as nn indication ot
Improved stoit&ry conditions.
Th o ath late ia 0 iiisidernd r
matkable. Dunotr tM Ki Fnbrua
rv of Hpmh tul , in 1898, it was
8232 Dr 1000. TtiH ustticulir ob
jwet of thf report ia to ei davor to
correct wual ar ea'U ? De erroneous
impreRHiono conewrnioK 'ho nanita
non 11 iiavaun, aiiu at'-ntioa is
called to tue f tct thit. e '. ; v uw can
be clined nmn th h-al y eities of
the world.
A report enuiptrta II a vac a's health
8tt d ug with tao8u of a number of
extern aud southern cities of the
United Btatfl, most of which are
shown to hae a higher death rate
than tlvana At present it ia sU
ted these cities look npon Havana
with saspicion, ba says tno report,
llavana will have to guaid against
tbem in the near fu ure.
Ai to yellow fever, it is shown
that in February, 1900 Havana had
seventeen va.ies of that disA&B
againttt only eight now casus daring
me reDruaiy just passed.
Exhaustive measures are now be
in taken aaiast the Dfe id of th
disease in Havaua. boji lua diamtent
ing the houties, the rooms occupied
Dy yellow lever pa l-uts are screenc
as soon as t be case h r:)rtd And
all mo: qntoe.i in the building and
aoji .iii buudiag killd.l by th
futu'-a t pyrothr-uta iowd:r. With
tbeee and other pre jautionary moas
nreb, it is expected very materiall
to decrease tho yellow levor darin
the coming sammor.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO..-100 WILLIAM ST., NEW VORK.
Oror aH.'JO, (MM) la Hpariona Mony and
I'latna and Apparatus Deatroyrd.
Washington Diwpatch.
It was uaid by the Secret Service
Bureau to-day that the comiiilttees
rwrently a pointed to dewtroy the
ou nter felt money, apparatus, etc.,
n tho hand- of the Treasury, had
disponed of i7b4,90( In Hpurioua
notew, $45, 7 In coins, about 50
pair of metal mold, 133 steel die,
J97 weUi of planter of paria molda,
183 nteel, copier aud zinc plates and
Heveral tons of apparatus, instru
ments advertirtluir matter, etc. Ot
the uotew destroyed $700,000 were
captured In the famous Brickway
raid, lu 1890. The money waa
mostly in $i00 Lincoln-head gold
notes and $100 Canadian notes.
The platen from which the notes
were made were deatroyed at the
same time. The money and plates
had been held by the Secret Service
on account of further Indictments
pending against Dr. Bradford, the
promoter of this enterprise, but
Bradford died in prison, and this
Anally disposed of all the cases pend
ing. About $14,000 of the $2 notes
of the Johnson brothers, of Detroit,
with ulates were destroyed. The
Johnson brothers were successful
counterfeiters for eight years, until
run to earth in 1898. They mad
a specialty of $2 notes.
BELIEF IN SIX HOURS.
Distressing Kidney and Bladder
ldsoase relieved in six hours by
Niw Great South American
Kidkv Cube." ft 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 auick relief and cure this is
tho remedy. Sold by Henry T
Hicks, druggist, Raiolgh, N. C.
Sept. 19-ly.
e
Beats Barnuru's Circus.
Morganton Herald.
The late legislature will decorate
the comic annals of literature. It
was a body of great wits. Frjm the
enormous duties of smiting radical,
railroads and niggers, it tnrued with
exquisite ease to softer pleasantries
of iegirlation. and passed a chicken
bill. And it's a bon y. It is a jew
ell to set in the brow of the youotr
century. It is sslemnly ordained
that any belligerent blue-hen's chick
en, domineckcr, damage-foaeanr, or
pilfering pullet, trespassing 0n its
neighbor's barn-yard shall bo indict
ea as principal, and its luckless own
er as accessory shall shell oat the
sheckels for the aforesaid misde
meanor. We understand that it was the
inate deviltry of the Cleveland coun
ty rootter that inspired this o mady
for which we suppose w are indebt
ed to Clyde H ey and Yate Webb.
If Joe Spaiubour did not exnopt the
Burk eaickea, we "ball have him
spanked by the old ladies' sawing society.
A Woman Saturated her Clothing- With
OU and applied m Match.
Syracuse, N. Y., March 31. A
srteeial from Canastota says: "Last
night William Welch and his wife,
Marv auarreled. This noon, the
woman, brooding over her trouble,
saturated her clothes with coal oil,
and, going out of the house to avoid
setting fire to it. applied a match to
her dress.
'People coming from church dis
covered her burned almost beyond
recognition, but still conscious.
They carried her to the house, but
physicians could do nothing.
Neighbors then gathered at the bed
side and sang hymns until Mrs.
Welch died. Although the flesh
was burned from her face, she feebly
joined in the singing until she lost
consciousness."
Development In Burke.
Morganton Herald.
The party of timber inspectors
representing Mr. M. B Wilkinson,
of Aeheville, completed the exam
ination of the Cheever lands in wes
tern Burke last week. They esti
mate that there ar over thirty mil
lion feet of white pine alone on this
tract, besides yellow pine, poplar
ana hardwoods. It is understood
that a a result of the examination,
Wilkinson, who holds an option o
the land, will buy the property and
build the railroad from Morganton
to that point, provided he ran se
cure a right of way on reasonable
terms and a site in Morganton for
the proposed mills.
Lady Jeune, who had upecial In
timacy with the affairs of Queen
Victoria, gives a study of the life
of that great and good queen in the
April number of The Delineator.
The wonderful touch on public affairs
maintained by the Queen through
more than two generations accounts
for the consciousness of loss felt by
the whole civilized world when It
was learned that the was dead.
Did anybody notice that the News
and Observer went into mourning
over the great trial ?
Dr. K. Detchon'a Anti Diuretic
May be worth to yon more than
$100 if yon have a child who soils
bedding from incontenence of water
daring sleep. Cares old and young
alike. It arrests th trouble at once.
$1. Bold by Henry T. Hicks, Drug-
Daniel Scotten, a Detroit million
aire, became alarmed over the sta-
bilitv of the monetary system of
the United States during the Bryan
campaign of 1896, and deposited
$900,000 in Canadian banks Since
then he has died, and his heirs, after
a vain legal fight, will be compelled
to pay the succession duty of 45,240
demanded by the Ontario govern
ment.
S3, 000,000 for a New Light.
Salt Lake City, Utah Dfcpath, 29th
It is reported here that the Stand
ard Oil Company has closed negoti
ations for the purchase, at $5,000,-
000, of a new process for producing
light and heat, which was invented
by a resident of this city.
The Jefferson Hotel at Richmond
was burned early Saturday morning
It was one of the finest hotels in the
South.
FOR OVER FIP f Y YEARS
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been U9ed for children while teething,
It soothes the child, softens the. gums
allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twen
ty-Ave cents a bottle Sold by all drug
gi-ti throughout the world.
It lys some men to be honest be
cause they have less competition.
IP THE BABY IS CUTTINU
TEETH
Be sure and use that old and well
triod remedy, Mrs. Winslow's
soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. It soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colic and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. 25 cents a bottle.
Wells In a portion of Guilford
county have gone dry and are being
dug deeper.
WANTED. Two reliable Traveling
Salesmen in each State ; permanent po
sition ; salary and expenses ; experience
not absolutely essential. Address,
Piedmont Tobacco Works, Greensboro,
N. C. 6w
May 9th to vote for the nomination
of William J. Bryan for PresUUnt.
We commend the present State
Administration for its high per
sonal and official Integrity, and
challenge a comparison or its rec
ord with any and all of Hi p'ed-ceaaorm.
We condemn ite Doiwratio g
latere of 1899 for its extravaa aat ax-
penditares of public money Amoaalinf
to $1,594,766.78 in 1899, as opposed to
1,283,971.11, expended by the preced
ing Legislature, an txcest of $310,-
794.6ft, not including the tarn of $100,
000 for public education nor the $S3,250
for Darcnase or Htate larms.
we runner condemn saia lesiaia-
tnre for the careleas blundering and
careless legislation, including more
gross blander and nnoonatitatlonal
laws man ever nerore enacted ny any
General Assembly in North Carolina.
We farther denounce the machine
leaders of tbe Democratic party for
laying tbe whip on tbe backa f the
Democratic legislature ana forcing
tbem into enacting and submitting a
disfranchising? constitutional amend
ment in violation of tbe solemn
pledges of tbe party, made not only
officially in their campaign handbook.
but by members ol.tne General Assem
Dly and other Democratic candidates
for office in their canvass before the
people. We denounce them not only
for doinjr this in violation of their
pledges, bat 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 or the party, must have
known, or at least had a reasonable
doubt, not only as to tne unconstitu
tionality of the monstrous provision of
Section 5, known as the "grandfather
clause" in said amendment, but also
of the great danger of that unconstitu
tional sectional section falling, leav
ing tbe remainder of tbe amendment
to stand, thus disfranchising by an ed
ucational qualification rnty or sixty
thousand white voters of North Caro
lina, who in 1898 gave the Democratic
party power in tbe Legislature, and
whose ignorance ia no fault of their
own but is chargeable to the neglect of
the Democratic party, which now seeks
to disfranchise tbem and make their
ignorance a crime alongside 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 tbe most vicious, trouble
some and obnoxious class of the negro
population, and completely disfran
chises the 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 white boy be
coming of age after 1908 stands on the
same footing with the negro, and can
not vote unless he is able to read and
write.
(c) lntu&i by rce lattof provision,
they have made it poasibi? for the ed
ucated negro after 190S to cast his bal
lot while the unfortunate son of the
to U car of
tae unfortunate daaa ta Aorta Carv
liaa aad to an lucre in tn c-
aary fa&litie for tbe aam. A aa
earnest ot our sincerity,: w point to
our pat record ta Uu psxtiouiax, aad ,
ui mat bo "Leatalauir to which
'opuliat hsv had a con trolling voio
ha ever turned a deat oar to tn de
mand of tn unfortunate, or bea fol
lowed by aa urgent appeal for addi
tional pruvuioo as has been recently
issued by the Board of Publio Chari
ties because of tbe fail or of tb Dem
ocratic Legislature to aaaka oft pro
vision as seen aad urgently needed at
tbe time tbey were oonaumlag tbeir
time in enacting political legislation
and creatine new ofnoe during: tb
east on of
Labor u ladisDenaabl to th crea
tion and profitable uae of capital. Cap
ital increase tbe efficiency and value
of labor. Whoever arrays one agaibst
the other, 1 an enemy ot both. That
policy 1 wisest and best, which har
monises tbe two 00 tbe basis of abso
lute justice.
Men can be cured privately and
positively at home ot all weakness
and disease Write for aew free book
to Dr. J. N. Hathaway, 22 . Broad
St., Atlanta, lit. tf
DIS-
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whole world of stomach weakness
and indigestion. The cure begins with
the first dose. The relief it brings is
marvelous and surprising. It makes
no failure; never disat) points. 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, Kaleigh, N. C.
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COLLEGE.
A very prosperous sohuol with mod
ern buildings, splendidly located in a
remarkably healthful section in War
ren county on 8. A. L. Koad between
Kaleigb and Weldon N. C.
Panacea water kept in building at
all times for free use of inmates.
Fifteen officers and teachers. Terms
very low. For catalogue address Rev,
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1 rltton. n. :
MILEAGE TICKE REDUCED,
Seaboard Air Lioe Railway one thou
sand mile tickets are now sold from all
points on its lines at rate of $25.00, in
c tiding those previously sola in the
state of Florida at $30,000. These tick
ets are good over the entire Seaboard
Air Line Railway system and are hon
ored between Richmond and Washing
ton b? the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac and Pennsylvania rail
roads, between Portsmouth and Balti
more by the Baltimore Steam Packet
Company (Bay Line) and between
Clinton and Columbia, S. C, by the
Columbia, Newberry & Laurens Rail
road All tickets which have been
sold at $25,00 and endorsed "not good
in State of Florida" will be honored
over tbe entire system, iucluding lines
in Florida, regardless of such endorse
mentn
Among the novelties shown in
the April number of The Delineator
are shirt-waists for men and women
with Raglan sleeves, a French night
gown with sleeves that are open to
white men who have beeu the strength '' the shoulder, and three or four prac-
of true democracy stands without a tical and pretty maternity gons,
voco a me oaiiot dox. iney siaugncer Th miiiirurv nnt in the apM
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j number are very complete and help
ful, and are out in time to affect
She suffrage of tbe son whose father
they dare not openly attack,
(d) In that this suffrage aiDeud-
Overwork Weakens
Your Kidneys
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
AH the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fil
ter out the waste or
Impurities in the blood.
If they are sick or out
of order, they fail to do
their work.
Pains, aches and rheu
matism come from ex
cess of uric acid in the
blood, dua ta r.crlitU
kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and- makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
It used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ning in kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
by nrst doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. It stands the highest for its
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
and is sold on its merits
by all druggists in fifty
cent and one-dollar siz
es. You may have a
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sampic oosuo oy mail Hobv- of Rnw
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out u you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
oc Msjnamton. ry. T.
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Julius Lewis Hardware Co ; Raleigh; II. C-
meat does not remove tbe nekio 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 nve
months before the State election and
eight months before the national elec
tion, shall be disfranchised as much as
if he were convicted of felony or were
an ignorant negro. The pnrpose of
this provision is not only to disfran
chine 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 suffrage at the ex
pense of the public school fund of the
State, which is derived from poll taxes.
There lurks, 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 the cry that every dollar
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 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
is above party, and no one should be
more active and anxious in our judg
ment to defeat it than the rank and
tile 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.
. - 11 A.- -
ou iiu lurue mn parties so a uiscusBion
of the great economic issues so vitail v
affecting the welfare of all wealth pro-
aucers 01 tne state ana nation and de
cency in politcs. "
Therefore, we propose in lieu of this
dangerous amendment, the best solu
tion or tne race question that is possi
b.e as long as the 15th amendment to
the Constitution of the United States
stands a solution which deprives no
wmte man in xtortn uarolica now or
hereafter of his right ofrtspffrage, to
wn
Amend Section 6, Art. w, ui cue Con
stitution of North Carolina by insert
ing among tne aisquaimcations for
office, enumerated therein, the follow
ing, via : All negroes and ailpersons
of negro descent to the thirdgenera-
uon inclusive.
If the Democrat o Leartslature which
meets in Jnne will offer this safe, con
stitutional and wholesome amendment
injiieu 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 suohjan amend
ment. We congratulate the peopleoffNorth
Carolina upon the decision ofgthe State
Suprema Cou-t in the case of Harris
vs. Wright (131 N. C. 172), declar
ing that the General Assembly has
power to provide different systems of
county government for various coun
ties of the State. Acting under this
decision, we pledge the People's Party
to the maintenance of the system of
local self-government in all the white
counties, towns and cities in the 8tate
as established by the General Assem
bly of 1895, and at the same time to
provide and maintain a legislative sys
tem of coonty government) for all the
negro counties of the (State, so tht
there can never be any question that
the white people shall always have full
and complete control of oacnty inithe
We denounoe the Demaoratie lria-
lature of 1899 for passina anlelMtinn
law, every provision of whieh&ia
fully and ounningly plannedJand de-
visea to thwart the sovereign will of
the people of North Carolina hv'whu.
tala frand and slcbanahnrv nf th. kMt i
' has, Iff iteta wltara fasr Vf )
Easter hats and bonnets.
The world deals good naturedly
with the good natured person.
TBH ALMANAC
FREE! !
kVESTlBUttD
liMffED
Trains
Double Daily Service
BSTWEEN NEW YORK, TAMPA.
ATLANTA, NEW ORLEANS.
AND POINTS SOUTH
AND WEST.
p. m.
Wi
IN KFFKCTFBBUAKT24, 1901.
SOUTHBOUND.
Dally
JNo. SI
Daily
tio.il
ui Mew York. Penn.&.S 12 66 Dm 12 .0
Lv Philadel PER 3 29 pm 3 50 am
Lv Baltimore. 5 ft pm 6 22 am
juv WsAQinjruin F. K. &..A (5 pm 8 85 am
tiV Kicnmona. 8 A L By lu 40 pm 12 23 tu.
Lv Ridge way Jet 2 05 am 3 SO pm
Lv Raleigh. .w ....
at Haaiiet. .........
Lv 4 ..... ... .
Lv Columbia "...".
Ar Savannah 12 1 j pm
..3 igam
. flSjam
6 4 am
8 40 am
Ar JacksoBvill
3 60 pm
Ar Tampa 6 00 am
Jio 403.
5 09 pm
7 60 pm
8 10 pm
1U 3U
2 i0 am
6 30 am
6 Uj pm
Ao. 41.
Lv New York NYP fe N t 7 f5 am 8 65 pm
Any Person who will send us
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or any Old Subscriber who
will pay up to date
and reuew his Subscrip
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TURNER'S ALMANAC is a
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answers any question as to our
Official State Government, Pub
lic Works, Institutions, the
Courts, Events of the Past Year
the Deaths of Prominent Citi,
zens, and a great many things
relating to the Farm, Garden
and Household.
The retail price of the Alma
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Address,
CAUCASIAN PUBLISHING CO ,
Raleigh, N. C.
The State Normal and Mistrial
Ceilep.
OF NORTH CAKOLJNA
Offers to young women thorough
literary, classical, scientific and indus
trial education and special pedagogical
training;. Annual expenses 192 - to
$132; for non-residents, $163. Faculty
of 80 members. Has matriculated
about 2,000 students, representing
every county m me ncate except one.
Practice and Observation School of
about 250 pupils. To secure board in
dormitories, all free tuition application
should be made before August L
Correspondence invited from those
desiring competent trained teachers.
For catalogue and other information
addres until August 15th
PROF. J. Y JOYNXR,
Dean of CoUege
CBA&. D. MoIVER. President.
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Lv N Y. OD 3 8 Co...t
Lv Bsltimore B S P Co
Lv Wash'n N&W8B
ut foriaiiiouu) tt.A.Uy
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MontK'ry a & W P .. 9 au pm
at Mobile LAN 255 am
at Ner Orleans LAN. 7 30 am
at Nash rill N C & Ot L 5 35 am
at Memphis " 4 00pm
KOBTHBODHD.
Daily
No 405
10 20 am 11 26 puj
t 6 iOpm
osupm
10 c5 aa.
210 fm
4 i7 via
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8 05 pm
9 0J pm
12 6) am
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6 45 am
12 uo pm
9 Si am
3 3j Dm
n 10 cm
lii 45
5 ttu am
1140
11 10 am
UOOam
4 12 pm
a 30 pm
o oa pm
810 am
tlMuy axof Monday. Wmhj axon
Enoday.
WlimlDjnon ana w siaon auroa. i ma
kin Division Main Una Train laaves w 11
mlngton 9 0U a. aa-. arrives Jayatiavlll
IS OS p. nu, leaves KayettarUia U SO p. bo.
arrives Banford 1 13 p. m. Eetornln lesv
Banrora au o p. m-, arrive raveneviua
leava Favettevllla IK) n. m.. arnv
rtlmt niton 9 ii p. ta.
Wllminrton and Weidon Ballroad. Ban-
nettavilla Branch Train leaves Benuetta
villa M6 a. m, Marlon 9 (A a raM HC
Bpnns 9 05 a. m., Hope Mills 10 6i a. m.
arrive rayettevuls 11 1J. return ina leave
Fayptteviile 4 43 p. Hope Mills 6 00 1 .
m.t aaa epnum tuv. m., Maxtoa o is i .
m., arrivea Bennettsvilla 7 15 p. na.
Connections at Kayettevilla with train to
78 at Marlon with the Carolina C t
Kali road, at Bed Bpritia with tho tU.
8prinnand Bowmora Railroad, at Baa fold
with tne bea board Air Line and Boa therm
Railway at Golf with t Durham and
Charlotte Railroad.
Train on the Scotland Neck Branch Koad
leaves Weldon 1 56 p. nu. Halifax 4 17 n. m.
arrives Scotland Neck at ft OH p. m Greet.
villa 6:67 p. ra., Klnston 7:55 p. m. Return.
Ing leaves Klnston 7 60 a. n., Greenvilif
8:52 a. m arrivlnr Halifax 11:18 a. m.
Weldon 11:33 a. m ..daily eroept Sunday.
Trains on WaahinKton Branch leava Wash
lngton 8:10 a. m. and 2:90 p. m. anivs Par
mels 9:10 s. m. and 4:00 p. m., returning
leave Parmeie 9:35 a. m. and 60 p. m., ar
rive Washington li 00 a, m and 7 80 p. m.
daily except Bun day.
Train leaves Tarboro, N. C-, dally arorp'
8nnday 5:80 p. ra.. Bunday 4:15 p. m., ai
rives FlymoQin 7:40 p. m.. 6 10 p.m return
ux Ibavee Plymouth daily except Buudav
7:50 a. m., and Bunday 9 a. m., arrive Tai
boro 10:10 a. m. and 11:00 a. m
iTain on Midland n. U. Branch leave
OoJdsnoro daily, except Bunday, 5:00 a. m
arriving oraunneid fcrio a. m . rH.nmit,i
lea yes Binlthneid 7.-00 a. m., arrives at Golds-
toro B.xo a. in.
Traini on Naahville Branch leave Sock)
id aunt at 9:80 a. m.. 3 40 1. m., arrive Naau
Vi 16 10 21 a. m., 4 03 p. u.. Sprier Hor
11 w a. m., 4 ji. returcJmc leavf
dpring Hope 1!! a. is., 4 55 p.m., ttatbrlLc
11 45 a. m., 5 25 p. nx, arrive at Rocky
aouni izojt. ciM s p. na., dally axoep;
Train on Clinton Branch laavea Wim
for t iinton daily, eroept Bunday, 11:40 a. nu,
an. 4;25 p. rc., returning leave Clinton at
i;v a. m. ana 2:50 p. m.
ej i i i
Aimuu 40 muw ciue oonnecilon at
W eidon for all points North dxily, all xali
jim ivfuunona.
H. M. EMKRfcOW. Gen'l Ha Art,
j H KEM.i,tD lMin.
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Daily
No So
Lv AttantaS 8 A L Ry... 1 00 pm
Lv Charlotte. 6 3jpm
i'V. Wilmington, 3 Sjpoi
nT Hamlet ... 8 30pm
Ar Raleigh 950am
Ly Bid'way . 1 0 am
at roramuuvn 7 00am
AxWaah'ton N A, W8B
at Baltimore B a P Co.
ax Aew York O C B o Co
ar Pniladelphia N YPAn 5 46 pm
ar uew York . ...a 3a pm
Lv Tampa s A L
Lv Jacksonville
Lv Savannah
Lv Columbia ...
Lv Hamlet
Lv Ridgeway Jet
44
9 00 pm
10 20 am
150 pm
. 6 sc7 pm
9 40 pm
12 28am
2 loam
LvRicomond 510am
at Waaningiou, r. 8 45aiu
at Baltimore P R R ..xOoSam
Ax Pullaoelghia PkR. U 27pm
at New xoraPRR ... 8.5pm
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000 am
8 05 am
1130 am
2 00pm
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7 00am
7 uOam
130pm
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8 0Uam
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8 0oam
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11 07pm
215pm
6 oopm
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11 &pm
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waimtku Two reliable travel.
ing salesmen in .ach State fperma
nect position; salary andUxpecsea;
Bipenence not aosoiateiy essential
Address
Pidemont Tobacco Works,
ureensboro. N. C.
THE UNIVERSITY
Law,
Note : Daily except
Tims lEastern Time.
bunday Central
Dining care between New York and Rich.
mono, ana nam let and Jacksonville on
trains hob. si ana 44.
Tickets on sale to all points. Pull
man births. Reserved and reserva
tions made on outgoing steamers
from .Norfolk. Baggage checked
irom hotel and residences without
extra charge. Call at the
of NORTH LakOLINA
xnjfi HJAD OF THE 8TATE'S
JSDUUATIOJVAL. SYSTEM
.inn acaaemlc courses leadine
Professional courses in
Medicine and Pharmacv.
8nmmer School for Teachers.
ScbolarshiDS anfl
loans to needy. Free
a union to candi
dates for Mlnlstrv.
Minister's Sons and
1 Teachers.
512 students besides 161 in Rnm.
mer school. 38 teachers in the fac
S y" Jfor ctalogaes andlnforma-
F. P.VKNABLisPridaiit,
Chapel mil, N.C.
Tuition $60
Up-town Ticket Office J CftSll
Yarborough House Building.
A av .
u. n. uattis, c. T. and P. A.
THE
Beyers' Supply
Company
RALEIGH, N. C.
'Phones 117.
H. S. LEARD, T. P. A, Hamlet. N C
B. E. L. BUNCH, Genl Pass. Agent.
General offlces: Portsmouth, Va.
GUARANTEED
SALARY
$900
YEARLY.
W - .
rWmen ?f ood address to
represents, some to travel appoint
ing agents, others for local work look-
" our interests. 900 salarv
guaranteed searlv: extra ram,.....
fVlKiXInief;rI'id dncemeot, old
established hoos. Grand chance for
earnest man or woman tn
an permanent position, liberal income
and future. New, brilliant lineal Wml
STAFFORD PRESS,
28Chnrch8t., New Haven, Conn
. .tectutt ShiagELl OFFER
fll
THAI in jouova,
lurnuui ur eeooin
wauuiiucTumui
to ut tihHiii I ..4- J "
Will furnish you fif cah .p
panies the order) anything needed
laim or in vonr
MONEY. We keep no eoods nn
Jtore hire noclerii or S.
but, instead, purchase direct from
manufacturers, wholesale dealers
jobbers, &c.. AT LOWEST AqV?
PRICES, and for cash.
rs .
ai you neea any Agricultural
fMJXT orCHisERy,FARM
Smds Hardware, Irox Roofi vg
' cubical isstru
ments, Hewiko Machines. Books
Stationery,, FnasrruBE,-i)BY
Goods, Homos. Shoes, Clothikg
. """vui-u o TOCK rir
write for prices. . , - 1,SB
t aBST'.Below'are price on a few u.'a
in North Carolina r Two horai. P Jt
ueat and durable, 136; oblE,'
35 ; damn carta tn . f .WaSn
axle iil- hK 7, wheels .and
ewinr:?C''?er drop-head
n avuiuE. lav i r n i aa A- - .
chapel organ WrbVanttTul 7jF ocSJi
lao and on. icmM no
and Bnish. - 3 UA 5
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not want your orders. :. ??
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this and adjoining Couutix.
to act as Manager and Corna
poudent ; work can U dou- at
your borne. Enclose a Sf -addressed,
atampfd envt-loj-' lor
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ing tLctch an l ilcv rljicn cf any invrti'ial
promp'.ly receive wr opinion fiec riwmai
the patentability of same. "How to Aiuxt
Patent" snt upon request. I'ateiits vest:
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ton has written t
etorv nf hla lif in
work. He gives :hla views on tie
Problem and all his beat peect
white and colored people ar jri tf
advanced orders. A bonsoit f
agents. Both white and color
ajrents make money with thi ted
Write today.
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Atlanta, Gt-
.PARKER'S
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ar. Katct:nHTrttr Ihrt
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VVAWTED I
Reliable man far Manager O
Branch Office we wish to otn B
this Vielnitv. If -vonrrpcordisO K.
here U an opportunity. Kindly gH
good reference when writing.
THE A. T.U0BR1S WHOLESALE HOUSE
- C1KCINKATI, OHIO. i
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