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THE CAUCASIAN."1-1011 "Z9 vioi
KaLEIOH, N. C. Oct. 27. 1904.
- nter ed at tbe PoatOSce in Haleigb
S. C as second-class mail matter.
the President, the cry weut up
from Wall Street and the trut or
u daily, with or without appij.
, -nt provocation, that the "President
it r."h Aiid unsafe."
The American people aTe fkt
U-arniiig ihe truth, and as they learn
it they Ami that the same powerful
monopoly influence that backed
Prident Cleveland fornix noojina
n.m and election, and who- loflu-MM-e
with th Clevlaid ad minis
t rat ion amounted to a Nuiioiial
-rand.l, are the s-rue intlu-uee that
lacked the candid cy of Ju le Par
ker for ih nomination that capture!
the t. Louim Convention, and ar
now supporting Judge Parker for
flection. These ar the influence
ttjt raise the cry, ''That the i'rt-Mi
dent M rash arul unsatH."
No official h ever yet ffarlHy
su l houewtly enforced the law, thu
did not srou-e the opposition of
th'e whu break the law or who
ek special ptivileKfti and fail to
ei-ure theuj.
"No rogue ere felt the halter draw
vv ith good opinion of the law."
Do you read Mr. J)ooley? Did
you read recently a discus-ion by
him of the Fr(Hidential candidates,
in which the following occurred:
Say, Mr, Dooley, they any that
.Mr. Parker, the Hage of Knoopus, is
h -" tH man," sai l Mr. Henneh-iey.
"Oli, 1 do'i't know; it may be so,"
-aip Mr. Dooley "He niay be
'-tie,' but I say, Ilenuenaey, I'd like
ii a K'reat deal better if Dave Hill
a i.' August BeJrnont didn't have
tir combination tothatthar 'safe.' "
There is a whole volume of truth
in this observation by Mr. Doo'ey.
Next to David B. Hill there was no
-'mle individual, who for at least a
year before the St. Louis Conven
tion was more active in promoting
tmd financing Judge Parker's candi
dacy than was Angus Belmont. And
who is Belmont? He is the A mer
it an airent in Wall Street of the
Kothschilds of London, and he is
the man with whom President
Cleveland made that monstrous se
cret bond deal. The interests that
backed Mr. Cleveland knew what
trey were dolutr, and reaped their
reward. They said that Mr. Cleve
land was "safe," The same influ
ences are now backing Judge Par
ker, and they expect to reap their
reward, and they say that Judge
Parker is "safe and conservative,"
and at the same time they cry aloud
that "President Roosevelt is rash
and unsafe."
Let thtfco who have rejoiced in
and enjoyed the great prosperity of
this country uuder present condi
tions and policies, "top to consider
who it is that would like a change.
Let those who love American insti
tutions and who are lifted with
hope when they see a servant of the
people administering the greatest
office within their gift show cour
age, independence, wisdom and
ptr.otism in hts every act, stop to
consider who it is that is interested
to raise the cry, that uch an official
is "rash and unsafe "
Since you did not see all of my
interview, permit me to call your
attention to the following statement
which appeared therein:
A STRIKING CONTRAST.
"Besides, the contrast between
what the President and bis Admin
isi ration has accomplished and are
now advancing to completion, and
what Mr. Parker, and his associates
promise they will .do if placed in
power, even if every promise be ac-
i-epieu as a verity even ii we &nouiu
a m . I J I
forget the sad conditions under tne Republican candidate for Con
ine Cleveland Administration), is I ooaain th ftth district, more than
for the re-election ot President
Roosevelt.
"Suroly there can be no one who
desire to exchange present conditions
tor a return to the depression and
paralyzation, resulting in hard
times to the people, and bod issues
on the part of the Government,
which existed under the Cleveland
Administration, aud, yet, the elec
tion of Parker, if he should rein
auguiate the Cleveland policy, as he
promises to do, would certainly
result in similar conditions.
44 Why should the American peo
ple take any chances? Why not let
well enough alone, and, indeed, why
not at the same time continue the
present wholesome progressive,
patriotic politics which have resul
ted in prosperity at home and
increased prestige and honor
abroad?"
In conclusion, permit me to say
that 1 have au abiding faith in the
wisdom and patriotism of the
American people, when such condi
tion and great issues are so clearly
and strongly contrasted, that they
will vote by an overwhelming
majority to sustain the President
in his progressive and beneficient
policies.
Yours very truly,
MARION BUTLER.
Judge Parker says everything is
going to the bad in the Philippines.
Gov. Wright, a Democrat, says' it
isn't so. Has Parker ever been to
me Philippines? Gov. Wright
there and h e oughi to know.
ia
Read the article in this paper,
headed: Roosevelt vs. Parker." It
contains facts that will Interest you.) 25c. at all druggists.
MuutMBt Ha to Pay a Peaaitr ud
Taa Oa Wluaal Ucmm.)u.
ar May tto IatfJetad.
The Raleigh Pvt last Pr.'H
made known tbe fact that tto E.i.
nigh Dispensary had tm neiiin
rtci a- Vk a. . . a I
u iu uii to a restaurant
ana w o.ners in Kaielgh, which
.wnl . .,eglU7
it .hiiirt L rK 7 H" "TBfllDUfl
prerent such wholanu,' butlnwaii
However, a federal officer wa ted
upon the management of tha dit-
penaaiy and rtquestd ihe mana
ger to take out wtioletaU license.
f he manger wanted trie federal offl-
cer to go with him to ate tbe die-
Slothi?y'bat lhe clHctor
IwS to .!la wv .CH?n 7!f
bm ww looking for mocey fr a
licente and a penalty tor violatlnfe
the law. Wheu the dispensary man-
agemeni saw that the federal offlcei
und ratood Hi a bustt.eas the uionev
waa paid over without further de-
lay. The Post sa8 that United
dta.es CummUsionr Joan Nicho a
sid he would is, ue a warraat foi
the arrest of each of the thrte die
pentary commisblouers, the maoa
gtr and the other employee. If
anyone will maice thu complaint
before him.
The dispensary did a rushing I
business last weea. it la saia thev
took in" htxjut 12.50 rer mlnnt
for one or two dayu last wtek. Wo
had been told that the dispensary
was lnttnued to decrease ihe salea
of intoxicants, but Mie object tow
eerna to be to sell as much as pos
sible, so as to justify the m&nar-
in boatd la increasing theairitsthe true principles of JetT'reon and
of the wflicers.
THE FHEI)
1KUGL.A8S
ECLIPSED.
INCIDENT
Democratic Judre and Bar AdJourn
in
Honor of a Dead Xefro.-Ii This
an Appeal for tbe Negro Voter
Charleston News and Courier.
We nave seen nothing in any of
our negro-loving Northern con. em
porarlej to matcn the very remark
able Incident that occurred at Lan
caster, Sou; h Carolina, yesterday.
When the court convened thAr
veateiday morning Mr. B. J. Alll-
son, the oldest member of the Lan-1
caster bar, announced tae death ol I
Bishop laham Clinton, of the AM-
can Methodist church, and moved I
that the court adjourn in respect
to his memory until Monday nex.
The motion was secondfd by Major
Wylle, of the Lancaster Darj aud by
ooncitor Henry, ine speaers all I
paid proper tribute to the lamented
dead, and Judge Watts grafted tte I consequence of the unjust and un
motlon and ordered the adjourn-1 equaled conditions brought about by
ment ol the court, expres&iLsr Lis I
Ligh appreciation of ihe character
a,ud services of the Bishop to hif
people and to the cause of religion.
Bishop Clinton was a negro and
had been exercising the office ot tbe
ministry for more than fifty years
He was a slave in his early life ano
lived at peace with his white neigh
bors all his life. They kcew him
and he knew ihem and between
them existed the kindlest relation
bo deeply had he impressed thei.
witli the earnestness of his religion
and the good quality of his citizen
ship that whea he died they all
sorrowed that he had passed awa
The action of the court in Lancas
ter yesterday was a notable tribute
to the dead Bishop. The lawyer ou
whose moiion tne court adjourned,
and the lawyers who seconded the
motion and the judge who granted
the motion are all native South
Catolimaas aud thorough going
Democrats, and in their desire U
honor the memory of a negro bish
op they spake as they wore moved
by the natural promptings of their
hearts. They were not hunting
for the negro vote or trying to cor
ner the delegates to a nominating
convention.
J ud trine from reports in the
nh.rinrt Ohprvr. Mr. Newell.
a match fot his opponent, Mr.
whh. He irot Mr. Webb on the
run several days ago at Biekory,
Dy making Webb's speech and
answering it before Mr. Webb had
a cnance te make his speech, and
Mr Kewell kept him on tfce run as
long as Webb staid on the stamp
Mr. Webb's only answer was per -
sonal abuse of his opponent. Mr.
Newell is a gentleman and a scholar
and will make a fine Representative
if elected. -
SAVES TWC FROM DEATH
"Our little daughter naa an. ai -
. if. miu n- Tfifl
Sew Discovery. Our niece, who
had consamption in an advanced
6tage, also used this wotderful
medicine and to-day she Is perfectly
well." uesperaxe mroai ana iuug awn iromar dijiubbuwb
. nt. cir,rr M.ala oti.riAnr ftf rinnntv that, th rr . at
.... . J .
" .;Vn"
nn . ath inf.iiihiof..nn,ha.nriltiiam nn crntiind for thA hnna
mi a Aft and Si no hnttlpa era ar -
anteed b s aii druggists. Trial b A
ties free.
Have you registered If not you
should do so at once,
your last chance. -
ThU week
BROKE INTO HIS HOUSE.
S. Le Qutnn, of Cavendish, Vt-
was rubbed of his customary Health
by invasion of chronic constipation. I any modification of tfca tariff savelUh tntAiHffont North Carr.liniana. I ba good the Dr. MUea justosaxrra jtt
mM nr. Tino-'B ttfiw Life Pilla that to which th RaiinbUcan mft-l Witti lnteUigent ormtunians, did B. wife.WM. y. Axum, P. U.
When Dr. Knurs New JLlfe irllis
WOXe mio nis house, xib irouoie
1 a A l 1
was arrested and now ne'S entirety
cured. Tfaev're uranted to cure,
A ADOBE
Tata Voter of
f IM mtmurn, r Vhmtrmmn
Skater aa
CNW ProeaJaaat
To the Voter of North Carolina:
More than a century ago, Th Croat
Jefferson, th grtet atatesman. In
lour j augment, in is world baa pro
. ...
Id ueed, ec undated certain fundarxiSQ-
1 principle on which all fr,pop.
ular governmanU should rmt; and
lo hU mtDlficDl "tatesmanihip,
fr'1,ioK wisdom and inspired
co wJeJe of the Krience of fW gor-
ernment, Is that tbe glorious priori-
pie ot Democracy, wherein "equal
and exact Justice to all men,' is one
of tbe chief corner clones of bis
e applicable to a Juat and
proper solatton of tbe evil iiticar
be lmmorUI stateeman gave them
to our DmtIon nd tb world,
Having a firm and unfaltering
faith in the ultimate triumph of
these orinclDles. and bellevim? them
to be absolutely ea-ential to the tr-
servation and perpetuity of free In
.
stitutions; and in view of the fact
that V iiliam J. Bryan, for eight
yean the recognized leader of the
Democratic party, was ignored and
deposed as the leader at tbe St Louis
national convention, when the party
repudiated Jeflersonian Democracy
and nominated the candidate of I
w.ii Htt Mr Hrv.n Hu,o.lnd ad with a ront."
uiiu mj wjf uciiwura ui'Me wuo
are unwilling to sacrifice their prin-
ciplesand stifle their political con-
victions to join with the party that!
still bravely and fearlessly upholds I
Bryan; and to that end we earnestly
invite and urge all men who love
principles better than party or pelf
to begin at once the organization of
People's party clubs for the dissem
ination of literature and tbe discus
sion of the true principles on which
our government war established.
Since the party of Bryan has be
trayed the great trust confided to it
by the people, in the repudiation of I
those principles which secured six
and a half million voters, the Peo
pie's party, with renewed energy,
v,r an( courage, nas come to the
fronl tw battle for the principles of
Jefferson, and now holds aloft the
banner, so recently held by William
J. Brvn. and anntt&la to thu men
Who so loyally supported him two
L..i,. n um fv. ria
f V k T
P" 8ttndardthf "ly P" y th.at
";uuo
11118 country wno are sunenng in
trust domination and the concent
tion of tbe wealth of the country in
the hands of the few. To change
these conditions and restore this
great government to the people to
whom It properly belongs, we be
lieve it to be the earnest hope and
patriotic desire of all men who love
j Justice, Liberty and Equality of all
men before the lawr
To the unprejudiced mind it is as
clear as the noon-day sun that both
the old parties are now diligently
engaged in fighting a sham battle
and thereby beclouding the real is-
.... . , . ,
old parties are now on the side of
the Trusts, Monopolists and Com
bines; both of them are on the side
of corporate greed and pompered
wealth. This nation, where Liber
ty Justice and Equality of opportun
ity are supposed to be guaranteed to
all men, has no need for two Re
publican parties two parties serv-
ng Monopoly and Mammon, hence I
the need for a party tc champion
and defend the rights of the 4 'for
gotten man."
The people of Rome, Greece, Bab
ylon, Persia and Egypt, lost their
liberties when all the wealth of those
countries became concentrated in the
hands of the few, and to prevent
the "sordid despotism of wealth,"
and the "communism of pell" from
wrecking and destroying our nation
it behooves all men who are 'un-
awed by power, unbribed by gain,"
to unite with the Peoples party in
the coming political contest. From
neither of the old parties can the
1 masses expect any
relief; there is
I ll0w no material difference in their
K
1 platform declarations. William J.
I Bryan, in a recent statement, de-
I dares that "a Democratic victory
will mean, very little, if any prog
ress on economic questions so long
as the party is under the control of
the Wall Street element. On the
money question Mr farter is as
tliAwtunhtu AAtnmitiu) in fha eio
uiwiuugiuj.vuuiuii.wu
1 of the financiers as Mr. Kooseveit.
very much better than the RepuDU -
can platform, DutthenomiMtiono
Judge Parker virtually nullifies the
anti-trust plank. -
Now, this plain and frank declar-
I r T W J
I l7nCoTn oa n;
1 of rfibftf and ret or m throaeh the
- 1 Democratic party ; therefore, every
I Democrat who believes in Bryan's
principles ana sapportea mm in
two catnpaigos is . estoppea irom
t jacking the People' party for its
ia I AOViT- CT- :::ir
: -it a ,t thu
ahoald be Iranklv conceded that
IIIIVH aa, a m - a aa U 1 S3 UHH11U BIB
should our party be saccessful in
the oominff contest we cannot horje
Ia aannvA a. malnrltu ln tha HnatA
during t,he next fonr yeaw, and
aw www" w v a -"
I hence we sha 1 be unable to' secure
I that to which tne Republican ma-
I 1 d. ' AL. O A - A M
wr-y iu -nw onase my w"8a
ithisib, xnaeea, a iranK ouressioni rrr .. -
that should a Democratic President
I be eleotod ha can accomplish noth
1 leg, oa arcooot of an optmiitioa
Set at, therefore, ery man who
lorm Jcfft raouiaa prtBelptta, oaa4,
tar- ana eooncai? gotersmtat
whrequl and xai asti
sbaii prevail, anonld rally to the
support of the Hoau Tboaea E
Wa ios, the brilliant orator, ptrtat
and staieeman, ttncosapromiiftog
Jover or inetiee, aiat.rtaa of sattoa
al fmo. asd author of the law cre-
atlejra&d eatabiUhlnr the KuraJ
Tree Delivery Mali System, which
ia a treat measles; to million
throngho&t our coon try.
Now, therefore, 1st an organisa
tion be petfected at onee th roach
oat the tit ate to tbe end that Wat
son eiecton may be named.
We earnestly arg all Toters who
believe is prtactplea rather taan
parties, and who refas to worth Ipjof M veral gentleman, and in a iwit
iV.ulJ -M0'.10..1.: I tln me, "Where Is
iti.7o; .hi 7r
ferton
HAT BRTSX TBIXK Or PiKCtft
Mf objection to Judge Parker jHdiatelv retired from th rsMirf h,.
that he goes before the country oo
and atraddlera. 1 object to loaded
dice.'
"The influences back of the Par
ker candidacy are so intimately
associated with trnata and rr?at
corporations that the Democratic
party could not appeal to the
masses.
''With such a candidate the bat
"e wonta begin with a foot race
C Bhcford.
Chairman Peoples Party.
JAM Jti. LiLOTD,
Member People's Party Cen. Com.
James H. Shirrill.
Member People's Party Cen. Com.
W. r trowi.
8. A. Low range,
Mtmber National Committee.
W. B. Gibso.v.
Chairman Iredell County.
W . H. ADDKRHOLDT.
Mil. MEKKIXS' STATEMENT.
Ilia Effort to Meet Mr. Ulenn tbe Repub
lican Candidate for JLIeatenant
Governor,
In an Open Letter to Chairman Rol-
lins, Describes His Offer of $500
for the Privilege of Meeting the
Democratic Gubernatorial Candi-
date on the Stump Mr. Glenn's
. Reference to the Koosevelta Wri
tings the Point of Issue He
Wishes the Public to Know Ex
actly What Occurred.
The Observer is requested to pub
lish the following:
Elizabeth City, N. C.Oct. 14, 04.
Hon. Thomas S. Rollins, Chairman,
Republican State Executive Com
mittee, Greensboro, N. C.
My Dear Mr. Rollins :
In a public speech addressed to
my fellow-citizens at Clinton, Samp
son county, N . C, on Tuesday, Oc
tober 4th, 1904, I took occasion to
step out of the record and remarked
as follows:
My fellow citizens, Hon. R. B.
Glenn, the Democratic candidate for
Governor ot North Carolina has seen
fit, for reasons best known to him
self, to malign the President of the
President of the United States
through the medium of misquoting
him, thereby misleading the people
.
of North Carolina. Mr. Glenn said,
as I understand, the President said,
"There is a strain of coarse brutality
running through the blood of the
Southern people."
"Now my fellow-citizens, what
the President said vastly differs
from what Mr. Glenn claims be said.
I hold in my hand a book from
nicn Mf Glenn preei.
dent. Said book is entitled "Thomas
H. Benton, by Roosevelt," and is
one of 32 volumes in the "Ameri
can Statesmen." On page 161 is
found the quotation in question, and
it reads as follows: "Slavery WA8
chiefly responsible for the streak of
coarse and brutal barbarism which
RAN through the Southern charac
ter, and which MARKED the fero
clous outcry instantly raised by the
whole Southern press against the
abolitionists." "Now fellow-citi
zens, you can readily see the differ.
ence between the two statements.
According to Mr, Glenn, an unin
formed citizen would gather the idea
that President Roosevelt made this
statement but yesterday, in speaking
of a condition which exists in tbe
Southern States TODAY, whereas,
the truth is, the statement was made
by Mr. Roosevelt as tar back as
1886, and referred to a period in the
national history as far back as 1833.
Vnw T aIlhmit ln aii fairn if rf. v.
I .. .. .1
i Q TQa ritrht then Mr. RwiATOlt
I ' wrftn. if 8Uverv wm wrnno-
1 narva n Qtnnri nn and m
and h Unce towards God,that
aia very was right? I would like to
oaa tVia mlnv rr t ho man's nrhn
V . nuv
hM lhfl nftPV(, in this enlightened
I bAS tne nerve, in inis enugmenea
ke, to stond for such a sentiment.
"Viewing the situation in all of
I its details, as I see it, but one of
I two things can be true; Mr. Glenn
I either misquoted the President
i through a misapprension of what
I thePreaident had said, or he did it
it tne ,Qtent t0 misieai
';l Die. and the extenuatirjer eircum-
extenuating
',n Mr; ?lenn
I the benefit of tha doubt, and to my
mind the doubt is not worth tha
I claiming.
I ttMo fo,Ufxsruiti tmtm. T will aim
m nsj avaav v v ---a v -
U500 for an opportunity of facing
I QieDn in a crowded hall filled
ana aiscuss wnn nira wnat l aeter -
rnl .fl h an nnlklr attarlr nnnn
miue to be an unfair attack upon
I the resident 01 ine unitea autea,
- Ithus violating the Injunction of the
wrrlpfarti test, tu thtt tm t&
ruh r f thy rountry."
The 'nefjHtit of talne with rr
txxt la the live hor Jml k4lar pro-
poMtkm wa given tothettreMf
jvorth t arHna la a tptrit f ridi
cule. On October ?th. Ittl,
chanml to nwet Mr. Glenn In the
dining room of lb IVobow Uoiet,
in roboro. N. and he at oore
W. to quot-: You mit have a
very locrative oSl to be eSerin
$500 for tbe opportunity of meeting
mea joint detrnte. Give me th
niotHry and you ahail be accommo
dated. I tmileil the challenge as
jocular. Hut in an hour or eo there
after Mr, Glenn ratne Into the Fed
eral court hoa aad In the preeeocv
1 and nlit,
I " lorxncoming. let it
I be and you shall be accotuauodatAl,"
I I n i. .. '
Und prepaml the following corumu-
tor itself:
4 'Greensboro, X. C.,Oct. 7, 04.
Aonorable IL B. Gienn.
Greeulviro, X. C.
"My Jiear Mr. Uienu:
"1 stated last Tuesday iu a public
fpeech at Clintou, X. a, that I
would give $500 for au opportunity
of a joint debate with you tpon the
issue of this campaign, and espe
cially upon tbe Issue of your quota
tion, Iroui the President's book
"I. if- it Kanlnn V'n.. I.I
this morning in the court boue in
Greensboro, X. C, lu the presence of
several eeutlemen. that if I would
give you the money you would ac
cord me the privilege of a joint dis
cussion. I herewith hand you my certi
fied check in the uoi of $500 as ev
idence of my g(td faith in this
trauhaction. 1 would thank you to
notify me immediately where your
nrxt appointment is, that I may
meet you and go with you through
the remaining days of the campaign.
"This proposition is made with
the distinct understanding that you
cancel none of your dates, but that
pou W1U guarantee to show up at
each Place M advertised, during this
compaign.
With best wishes, I bee to re
main,
"Sincerely yours,
"I. M. MEEKIX8."
A LOVE LETTER
Would not interest you if you're
looking lor a guaranteed alve for
bores, Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd,
of Ponder, Mo., writes: "I suffered
with an ugly sore for a year, but a
box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured
ne. It' the best salve on earth.
25c. at all druggists.
If you are not registered for this
election don't fail to register before
Saturday night.
CONFESSIONS OF A PRIEST.
Rev. John S. Cox, of Wake, Ark.,
wiites: "For 12 years 1 sufferta
from Yellow Jaundice, and con-
salted a number ot physicians and
tried all sorts of medicines, bat got
no relief. Then 1 began the use of
Electric Bitters and feel that I am
now cured of a d I, ease that had me
In its grasp for twelve years." If
you want a reliable medicine for
Liver and Kidney trouble, stomach
disorder or general debility, get
Electric Bitters. It is guaranteed
by all druggists Only 50 cents.
Meektna to Speak in KInaton.
Hon. I. M. Meekins, candidate for
Lieutenat Governor, will apeak in
Kinston Thursday. Nov. 3rd at
2 o'clock.
if the Baby ia Vnttlna; Taatb
Be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedv. Mat. Wi&slow SoOTarxe
Syhdp, for children teething. It
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cure wind colic, and
is tne best remedy ior uiarrnosa.
Twentv-flve cents a bottle.'
Jaw
Tightly LocKcd From
Nervous Spasms.
PKv alrJnn.n
Could
Not Prevent Fits.
Dr. Miles' Nervine Cared
My Wife.
Dr. Miles' Nerrine has been sacccaafaDy
tied m thow,d of c.se erroa. diaar-
tSS5SS
Thoasands of testimonials prove this, acd to
nearly every instance the writer baa ftatea
that the fits ceased after the first dose of Ner
vine vat given. Tbe statement tt repeated,
ia the following:
"Seven years ago say wife commenced
having spasms or fits and I called in my
home physician and he said she was para
tyied. He rubbed her with salt water and
rave her calomel and she eventually fat
some better, bat in a short time she aad
another attack. She was. confined t kr
bed for three months and the doctor emld
mot help her. She bad bts frequently.
times verv severe. Her bands woaia
aa we coold not open them aad abe
nt aa her iaws would be cease 1
iztti s:-. r
I storative Nervine. She received, sa aaach
Finallv I saw the doctor was doinf her aa
benefit ge e1SS'SllSSm
I w k. had a fit since taking the fim
Aam- She also tninkS 'very BJniy SMb
v - . w . e
ZZZLr.ZJl it ftZTiZ: wivaf
I b this testimonial stronger do hies a
1 Eikviiie. Jdiss.
AB drnists sell and
I . AB drysgif eI1Jf ,Ef5T?lZ5r
"i unr U.W Remedies.
Nef-ona and HeaitDiaeasea. ,
j
finally
ockad.
t Umm ManM.r um m ana
In mamttkm with thm rark
featae4 frinrr- noUtty tx
Wa4 in the Ofl Adam f4vpgh
and Beite Bmtrer EareoM
United Shows. bocAed for Hakigh
oo Xovetntvr tin. mill bm fWth-
eomi&if tbe rham pi on Atarura Zem
avf-s tbe aAUmUhtox expert Atswrt
can ritliro aoidirr. k from
3fadioo riioare Gardeeu Xw Vk
City, to 81. IVerbarc, Hueda, have
won uoqoalioed triumph, and the
praise and piaadtu of all tutlltary
authodUea, at anri rated exprrte ia
drill and compJrx trWrity of move-
mcttt. , Upoo their triamphaot re
turn from their Koropeso tour they
were scored y toe Korpaoxb-
Hells management a moat run-
i4cwnw and atoropriat fratare of
the military dcitrtmrnt tif their
great exhibltkta, ami tbir renrp.
tlon therewith In GrraVr Sm
York was a red-letter on in both
attendance and applause. Tbe Xe
lora American and Journal tena-ly
Ut the tsall on the bead in terming
them "a huge, ml-lrggwl centipede,
whose celerity and precision have
astonished the minority world.'
Nerve Fago
If You Waste Your
Nerve Energy. After
Awhile You Will
Suffer For It.
Ten ran wast. nrv. forr. hy m m
owr-worfc. worry, aniljr. ic
Tou can WMktn rouradf by not aaUBar
propr food or securtaf auflSclcnt raat to
rwnr th n.rve nrty you u. tap.
Tha proper trastmaat. In aAdltton to
rood phoaphaUc food, auch as whola
raaal braad. preparad crala. ato la
Dr. MBaa' Raatoratlva Narrlna.
Thla la as truly a brain and narra
food aa any food you could oat. aad ba
siaaa. furnlahas atranah and too of Ita
own. which ao to th waakonad narra
ayatom. and aata It t rtefcta.
Dr. atUaa' RstoraUv Narvtaa to a ra
fraahlnx. revitalizing tante food-madlelaa
for th brain and narraa. It raconstrueta
worn-out narv tlaau. aad Ua your
languid brain with nw Ufa and rlcor.
Dr. Ifllaa' Xervln ha a rnad ao many
manraloua euro, of poorl. ao aick th
doctors thouaht thay wr lneurabl.
that It la today tha standard mad! at n
ln many thousand of American homaa.
Th first botUa Is g-uarntad to blp
you. or drunist return your monay.
"Th extreme hat. cloa conflnemont
and tntena mental atraln Incident t
th biriklna builness. haa cauaed m
to suffer with tiervouanree and Insom
nia. It givte m Dleaaur to aay that
I have uaed Dr. At ilea' Nervln with
very aatlsfactory result In th traat
mant of these afTactlona. 1 am now on
my fifth bottle, and eat and elaep wll.
ln fart hare almoat foraotten that f
poaneea rjei-s." K. 1 DALBT, Aaat.
Cashier, Bute Bank, Texarcana. Ark.
FREE
Writ to ua for Fre Trial
Packar of Dr. Mile' Antl-
Paln Pills, the New Scientific Remedy
for Pafn. Also Symptom Blank. Our
Specialist yvill dlne your eee, tell
you what H wrm. and how to rljht It.
Frf-e. DR. MILKS MKllt:Al. CO.,
LABORATOIUKS. iiLKllART, 1ND.
rlf I IY1A cu IT Mill CMT.
-V'"-B-,,,'m 1(11 Til FMJJWItt UTTU. -
The Be tiaa CoM Chicaao.
CKMTtBMsa Endoaed find one dollar to pay HT
t not her bottle of EC-Z1NE and tj ceou for Eceiaa
Soap. 1 fiava od oearly all tbe bottle yoa aeat
and It baa done more for me thaa all other treat
manta combined that I have employed for fear
year. I have Eczema on both i(t from ankle to
knee and I have been so bad at timea 1 bad to go
on stilts. Sine 1 commenced the oa of E&21 KB
ebt trouble has nearly diaappeared, ia fact It feels
like it wa wen, not mere areaiewroognepotsyvt
I don't want to atop treatment with on bottla
Send me another bottle a a aooa aa poeaible aad a
cakeof soap, after I tsae it I eioect to be perfectly
cared and then I will tell you an aooat it. 1 nave
been under treatment for four yeare and 1 can't
begin to tell you what I bava anffered aad tbe
great trouble and expenae I bave endured ia that
time, but I have great bopee that I will aooa b
cured. I certainly believe I hav truck tb right
temedy at last. With beat witnea I am
Yeura truly, u. l ALtunutii,
Mt. Pleaaaat. N. C.
CSO. Seward will be paid for any akia di
eae. ECZtlJL PILES, IL00D TOM1, PUPUI, UN WWPB,
etc., which the new Radium rmedy XC-ZINE
will not cure promptly. Send today for
a r
'RRK
treatment, tuucient to cure aay ordinary case.
THE EC-ZINS COMFAMT
M. KUPERMEIER. Sales Agent
tit Dearborn Street,
CI
bicago, TIL
Raleigh Marble Works
11
A Business
The HART-WARD HARDWARE COMPANY will give a
WATCH to tbe girl or boy for tit, beat acI-Uon to tha fol
lowing business proposition :
Mr. it a catalogue house buyer, onUrzZ hit Hani
ware from Chicago, wanted 1R.F.S. MAIL BOX, catalo
gue price was 75 eta, sent lu his order, after a mouth, box
was received and he paid $1.10 cts. freight. .
Cost of R. F. D. D. Box .------- - - - - - - - t .7
Cost of getting it? (freight; - - - -. -' - - - - 1.10
Total .
Hart-Ward Hardware Co.,
The solution is for you to
Hait-Uard Harduarc Company,
LOWEST PRICES.
Mall ordsxs shipped tazae day crdsr received.
RALEIGH Jt. C
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RALEIGH, plfiiM
Ffil DAY, liuJUi
4
dam Forepaufth
and Sells Brothers
aumrrttac
ft nrv
Tba aajaaaaja taian i nataaeanat
wa-wnn aa evatreMM that
4ftuav
Aaaaas a aaiatVwal laU
Taiaa.Va:ua cy . wa aval a a
mw aifckaafaaM
I Ff""1 I "vJ ta ay
- Urm4 ria
rwa." atta at rat at fraaa
ta ami eauraur iiw raaa AM
aaawa ta atra ve an :
1 raltiftrvwa Ma nLA
TU ism Ztcira ST
Worta. '
ttroasaat Art ta a Maadet A4a.
I liU rtJUU EUUUl DUTIES
Ta Moat Mlabty. Mare aad Mr'
au Oaaaiac Asrwfcat aad Maatetaa wt
tbetr etraaa raea.
M O N . t-i u ia 1C M t
Tbe raaaoua rrab OrUrtaat. la a la raa-
aomaaal Jrasllag a)aatrta Malay aad
Park Oart tcovaUaa.
Daro-Dovil Diavoio,
Who !oop tb Ijanp oa a Blet . Tae
moat daaaervaa and dee aerate ly tatrea
aebtevem.at vt atiwpi4 by aaaa.
TUB Al.UAMfHiNU kliliTS ta laelr
Vie Aerttftac Aero belle Art.
AU Kattb'e Ha real W, H-at Waadara
Tb Ml(bttet Herd of Wuetl KleaaaaU.
Worla. ralr featur HorMUkee.
A Military tod East India Vzrtiz
A Meet Glad, felart. BlelarM
?llty.
Two prformDca dally, rata or ablaa. La
aw proeaaa waterproof iai. Adealaataa,
ke. Catldra aader year, a. Uowra aaaa
at land 7 p. m. Areata dtaptara 1 boar lalar.
ua kxtilblUuu day Ham berd i.oa poa, at
ally Karvd Ntu, may ba aaearad at tb
regular pnoas ai
7I Tmmfr Bmummg mrmy.
FERTILIZERS
AT IMPORT PKICarJ,
KlTItATE OF gODA,
MdKUTK Or POTAiB.
HULPHATB OK P OTA SB.
Nit rata or Pota,
Genuine PcrayianGoaoo
Buy pare materlalt, mix tham
aecordinf to your rqnlraamU
and save monay.
Smith -Davis Co..
(Impohtxm.)
WlLMIKTOw( N. C.
Shipments made to any part
"of the State at same price at
af shoj.
:0)1'EII llItt)MM iroprllor.
Raleigh. N. C.
H ben writing t) adcitl njitin the C:ati.aaa
send for Catalifue.
Proposition.
our price'
find out." '
MONEY BACH IF NOT OUITEP
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