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The ifree PUBLISHED EiZERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDRY. V -VoLlV-No.278. KINSTON, N. O., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1902. Price Two Cents., Evening Press. GENERAL NEWS JIattemof Interest Condensed Into Brief Par&ffrspbs. Jf.t is given out from Madrid that the queen regent will sign the treaty of friendship with the United State tale week. About two-thlrda of the business por tion ot. Woodbury, Tenn., was bnrned 8nnday night, causing a lose of f 50,000 to 7&.00U. Cornelius Roosevelt, the only surviving sob ol the late 8. weir Roosevelt, and , eousin to President Roosevelt, died in New York Sunday. The senate on Monday ratified the treaty with Denmark providing for the acquisition of the Danish West Indies lor a consideration of f 5,000,000. Four lives were lost In a bead-end col lielon on the Iowa Central railroad one mile north of tttfford Iowa. Sunday morning when a freight engine crashed into a passenger train. Two persons met deatn ana five were , Injured Sunday in a rear-end collision be- tween tne "Diamond special ' 01 tne Illi nois Central road and a freight train at a point Bre miles north 01 Litcnneld, ill. It Is reported here from Baku, Russian Trans-Caucasia, that thousands of per sons were Killed by tne earthquake In the Shamaka district and that the towns and villages for 20 rents around shamaka suffered severely. A. D. Blatr and his son, Cbas. B. Blair, were killed ' in a horrible manner at Fair View, Pa., Sunday night. They .were struck by a train and their bodies - were carried to the next station a mile distant, where they were taken from the pilot ol tne engine, frightfully mangled. Harold If. Cole is dead in an under , takers establishment, and Olive Cole, his wire, is at her nome mortally wound cd as the result of shots fired by the husband at their home, in Helena. Mont, Sunday. , It is supposed that jealousy was at the bottom of the tragedy. Articles of incorporation have been filed In the state of South Dakota for the Northwestern Industrial company, witn a capital ol zsjuu.uuu.uuo. The purpose of the corporation are to con : struct abattoirs and to handle all kinds of meat products and by-products of the same. - Eev. George Carter Needham, the noted evangelist, died suddenly of nen - ralgia of the heart at his borne at Nar berth, a eurburb of Philadelphia Sunday. He' returned last week from a three weeks' evangelist campaign through Tennessee and expected shortly to go to Chicago to preach. " , . Mr. James L. Norrfe, of Washington, The steamer Torrhead arrived in port at Galveston, Tex., 8unday, with a! shipwrecked eraw of 18 men of the ship Helens, which went to pieces In a hurri cane on Feb. 3d. The Helena left New York tor Liverpool on January 19th with a cargo of naDtha. valued at 30,- 000. For 38 hours the mea aboard the sinking: veeooll : worked without food. The Torrhead was sighted and signalled Just la time to save toe crew. . ; A dispatch Monday from Norfolk says that that city has born the brant of the flerceet snow storm that has struck that section of the country since the great billiard In 1888. Beginning soon after midnight the storm Increased rap idly until by daybreak, the who's c'ty as completely snowed under. The rising force of the gale piled the snow In great drifts that for a time almost sus pended traffic, except In tne main thor oughfares, where the ear tracts were onlv kent own bv the constant use of snow ploughs and sweepers. NSW OPTBBBAK BY RBBEL8. The Veneraelma GoTernmest Has fnmh Trouble on Its Hands. Willemstad, Island of Curacao. Feb. 16 The German cruisers Vineta and Falbe and the Dutch cruiser Utrecht left Lagua- Ira today. The reports of revolutionary disturbances at Lagnaira are without fonndation. isaa news lor tne Venezuelan govern ment, however, has been received here from tbe Interior of the country. There have been new and nnmeronsnprisingsln the state ol uaraoobo. wnither tbe gov ernment has sent a number of soldiers. There were twoengagementsyesterday near Vela de I oro between tne govern ment forces and tbe revolutionists nnder Gen. Blera. The government forces were completely routed in these engagements and a detachment of them passed over to tne side ol tne revolutionists. MISAPPLIED WORDS. Bxnrosalaaa the TJao ( Wale heal Bo Reform. . "Extra'', la an abased word. People sty "extra good", or "extra cheap" in order to intensify "good' and "cheap.1 B "extra" has no such force. So far from intensifying a given condition, it denies it by indicating that the thing so described lies outside the sphere or quality named. Thus, "extra Judicial' does not mean more than ordinarily ju dicial, as though a judge bad dcedged bis conscience in giving an opinion, but outside of judicial and therefore Inca pable of being judged at all In the pre scribed way. , w A grievous fault Is the use of "idea tify" In a phrase Uke this, "He Is idea tinea with tne antlvacclnatlon move ment" A man can only Identify him self with another man or set of men. He can identify himself with the op ponents of vaccination and even here the word carries a shade of meaning of its own, distinguishing the phrase from such a one as "he joined the opponents of vaccination." une snouia not speas or "hiih or low" caliber; but remembering the meaning of "calibery one should apply io n oniy sucn adjectives as "great" or "small." . xt is wrong to speak or a "consensus of opinion." . The word "consensus" it self means an agreement of thought and should stand alone. Academy. "I have used Chamberlain's Cough Bern edy for a number of years and have no nesltpjncy in saying that It Is tne best remedy for coughs, colds and croup I have ever need in my family. I have pot words to express my confidence In this remedy .Mas. J. A. Mookk, North Star, mica. For sale by J. Hi. Jttood. draglst. Ant and MaR-netlsm. That ants doctor their sick by hyp notism and magnetism is proved by ob servation. An ardent student tells bow he witnessed what may be termed a seance, in medical science among ants. He saw several ef these little creatures emerge from the hill and noticed that there were some among them which I were weak and emaciated invalids, in fact They were accompanied by healthy members of . the community. and all made their way toward a dls ant mound. On following their movements through a glass the observer saw on this mound a hltr end Rtnr.1v nnt vhtah murto fft.m v. v, memoer oi .dom ine xwmocratic motions In the direction of the advanc- "Za - ZL?Z7-? R .r2T,,li invalids. The latter went up the mound, - one by one. . and submitted, themselves to treatment ' This consist Crank and Epicure. "A traveling crank and epicure had the audacity to ask the bead steward shortly before my boat sailed from Liverpool' for New York," Bald a wait er on an ocean liner, "If be would mind changing three of the courses on the bill of fare for others which he prefer red. He was informed politely but firmly that there were other passen gers besides himself sailing on the ves sel and that if be thought he could not survive on the excellent fare pro vided during the voyage all he had to do was to book with another line and his passage money would be returned to him.' ' .:: v "Steamship companies are not In the habit of returning passage money when once paid, as Is well known, but in this instance we would willingly have done so. ' "Our fastidious passenger did not book with another line, however, and. what is more, be ate enough -at each meai on tbe trip to satisfy two men with sea air appetites and presented to the waiter, who attended with ex treme good nature to his likes and dis likes throughout the voyage, the mag nificent sum of 15 cents." New York Mail and Express. ,! All AMUSING DECISION. West Virginia Jurist Delivered One Devoid of Technicalities. GEM FBOM STATE'S HIGHEST OOUET Chl Extracts Fm Jadse Dent's Judicial Philosophy Rendered In a 'Case Which Originated In b Coantr ( Randolph and Was la- i situated bjr a Daughter Against Her ' Father. Judge Marmaduke H. Dent has sent oat from that august and sedate body, the West Virginia supreme court of appeals at Charleston, a gem in tbe way of. a decision wherein he departs from the traditionally technical and gives an exposition of law so refresh ingly simple and amusing that he who runs may read and laugh, says a spe cial dispatch from Wheeling to tbe New York World. The decision has caused a mild sensation among the lawyers and has brought the Judge so prominently before the people as a jurist that, although be Is tbe only est to the costs of this suit and any other just demand she may show her self entitled to. except the 'bluX mon ey, which if not really lxlong'ns to pn. Coming from a corrupt source, would pollute her otherwise chaste borne." Wants 10.000 to Fight Mosquitoes. Professor J. B. Smith, state entomol ogist of New Jersey, said the other day at tbe annual meeting of the State Agricultural society tn New Bruns wick that he Intended asking the legis lature for an appropriation of $10,000 to investigate the mosquito question and to begin to exterminate the pent Professor Smith thinks be can anni hilate the whole mosquito tribe in a couple of years If he has money enough at bis command. STATE NEWS: Interesting' North Carolina Items In Condensed Form, ' . FOREIGN BANK METHODS. fho Undeveloped System la TJso la Continental Europe. A bank check is looked upon with suspicion in Italy. Practically no small tradesman would take a check, and none of them keeps a bank account, it was still more surprising to me to find that such a statement would be almost literally true of Paris itself. I was studying tbe mechanism of the Bank of France under the guidance of one of the officers. We went into 0110 grent room In the old building In which there Democrat on the supreme bench, he we"e 200 desks inclosed In wire cages, has been elected president by his Re publican colleagues. . - The case In point originated In Rah- all empty at the moment I asked what these were for. "These cages are for our city col lectors," I was told. "When a small and a prominent V n tocrat, has written - a- letter which has been extensively pub- - nsoea m west Virginia and Maryland, - orging the nomination of Senator A. P. Gormon as Democratic candidate for tbe presidency in 1904. The house on Monday unexpectedly : passed tbe war revenue reduction by an nnanlmons vote. The Republicans adopt. d the gag rule cutting- oft amendments, ; and .then Mr. Richardson, minority leader, emphasised the fact that debate on tbe hill would be nseless, moved that the bill be put on Its passage: Not an b- 1 jectlon was raised and thus the bill was passed. -. . ; 'M'P.:, Jf ; After extended debate Monday the een- , ate passed the bill establishing -a perma nent census office. The debate was prin- - clpaliy on the collection and publication of statistics relating to production of cotton, Mr. Alllsnm vigorously opposing , tn provwon, bnt it was adopted, and bnllAiins are. to apiwar weekly. - Infor- WStHin Jmm vImidm will thna Kb Mmin to the publfc from the first of September w cos nntt 01 reornary. An jfflcil statement-of the new policy , that hereafter will govern appointments 01 inurtn-ria postmasters has been made by postmaster General Payne, who said: "The policy of tbe adminis tration Is not . to male removals of Tourtb-claes postmasters without canse. In some sections of the country, notably . in the south, not represented by Republi can representatives In congress, these de mands ior enanges in lourtn-ciasa post offices are not tor the good of the servjee, . nor for any proper purpose, but to sub serve tbe interests of rival factions. The administration does not believe that tbe offices of the government should be used to subserve the Interests of any petty iaction in states wnere tnere is naraiy a . semblance of organisation In tbe party.' Henry Wilson and Julius Goodwin. notorious negro outlaws, made a savage attack on Deputy Sheriff Chas. Lane Sat urday afternoon as be was leading tbem Jno the' cells from the corridor o' tbe sH at Sumpterviile, Fla., The officer was knocked to the floor and seriously wounded. Tbe men then ran through the jailer's residence and were attacked ty Mrs. Lane, who was rnshiog to the assigtanr of the officer with a repeating rn ana incaeger r.ne in ner nana. Ti he negroes wrenched the guns from her. The woman's streams attracted a great crowii, and the dctos l.ftrrKad'nir tiipmwlves beLind thir victim, began rs'.rx tholr weapons niahdt all who at tempted to enter the bonf, and several were d vigwroua'y wonnd.d. Kesri of tbe battle oon pppw1 thron-b tbe town in 1 men ci v-1 tl.fi r besirrfw and roahed W 1 1 armed to the reocne. The nproes rr - '..aI crtVrs and t-irricai-! tl.prn ' !rrs frnn tbe t!.ror.' Wow. Le Cra- ed in the physician ant passing his feel ers over the head and body of the pa tlent In a manner, distinctly suggestive of tbe hypnotizing of nerves and mu cles practiced by human doctors. Ev ery one went through the treatment: then the patients went back, and the doctor marched off in the opposite di rection. . ' 1 ". Sealskin Doesn't Com From Seals. : The beautiful product used for cloth ing and commonly known as sealskin is not furnished by the true seal, whose skin , is almost , useless except when used as an ornamental mat or stiff rug. They are the sea lions and sea bears tbe eared seals,- otarla whose skins are so highly valued because so soft and warui. .The true seal Is common enough, but its skin is only prized 'as a trophy; and , It may be added that sealskin .when . ready i for clothing has not, as often supposed, the same downy appearance on tbe living animal, being covered with long, coarse, deep rooted hairs, which drop out when dressed by the furrier and leave tbe soft, woolly nalr uninjured. "Father. Oa the Fai I am fired with ambition I since I Came home from college. want a. broad field for action, where I can accomplish something.' ; "Well, my boy, there Is the forty acre lot which Is a rather broad field. Yon. might, try a little action In that with a plow and a pair of horses, and If you stick to it you can accomplish something.' -New York Herald. : ' r. a c : t 0 r t protr b"?rt yon .1 t'a t.-')1, V4 AS ibot (? j w! ' - t f - r r-, t' f 'r- t ! 1 Fatherless Children In Japan, Japan has only one orphanage, yet in no other land are fatherless children better cared for. Every family cares for the sick, destitute or orphans near est to It There Is a superstition that a childless house is accursed, and peo ple who are not blessed with children of their own never rest till they have adopted some waif. . Uneerlnar n Hirst. 'If you've got a rival In the sweet heart business," remarked tbe Freckled Fanatic, "you never want to knock him. What you want to do Is to boost boost and kwp on boosting until she gets so tired of hearing you sing his rralses that she hates him." IsdJanap- His Lovely Manners. a oenevoient looting man boarded a downtown elevator already occupied by three women upward bound. With Chesterfleldlan air he respectfully doffed bis hat and held ft In bis band until he had reached his destination.' "what a charming mani ; Such love ly manners f gashed tbe women In chorus.. " ;. ' ' ' A few minutes later the benevolent looking man of tbe lovely manners reached his office. Pitching his hat on the back of bis beneficent bead, sprawl ing Himself down in true manly aban don at his desk, puffing a clay pipe in an artistic masculine fashion, occasion ally expectorating In the vicinity of a cuspidor, he greets ; bis slx-doilar-a-week-for-ten-hours-a-day stenographer by jocularly Inquiring why In thunder those legal papers aren't finished. ' 1 Lovely man! Oh, yes; very! San Francisco Ware. - Tho Wrong Crop. Visiting an out of tbe way English parish when tbe Incumbent happened to be away, a f&nner archdeacon of Suffolk was, it is related, shown round by the clerk. - On arriving at the church yard he found a fine crop of wheat growing In It : : ;"Dear. dear f! said the archdeacon. "I can't approve of this. I really did not think Mr. would have planted wbeat in the churchyard.' -. That's just what I told parson.1 said tbe clerk. "I says." says L "ye didn't ought to have w heated it; ye ongbt to have tatered itr dolph county. Ell Moore made an as-i merchant borrows from tbe Bank of signment for nls creditors, but hoped to reserve something from the wreck. Accordingly be got his father-in-law, the Rev, Anthony Mustoe, to Invest this secret reservation In lands for his daughter Clara, wife of the assignee. Bat the reverend sire neatly bought the land at a low figure and kept It HI daughter brought suit in the cir cuit court and lost She appealed to the supreme court and won, the lower cou,rt being reversed. Here are some bit! from Judge Dent's judicial philosophy: This Is a suit from the peaceful shades of Randolph county instltqted yjajra, 4hb3rmarried with Ell Moore of Montrose,' against her pa, the Rev. Anthony Mustoe of Brletz. near the happy land of Canaan) the neighboring county of Tucker. Eli entered the contest badly dis figured. The backbone of bis evidence had been broken by the obstruction put in its way In the execution of tbe deed of trust and note under seal solemn acta which cannot be easily explained away and by which be is estopped from telling the truth, and not a great hard ship on Ell. . In addition, a number of bis neighbors, notably among them two of his brothers-in-law, pa's sons, who are in a position to know, say bis repu tation for truth and veracity is not tbe best, and they do not hesitate to de clare that they would not believe him under oath. - - ; "The evidence tends to show that while Pa Mustoe does a little preaching, trying to gather tbe lost sheep Into tbe fold, and has one eye; on the pearly gates, ' where the . wicked cease from troubling and the weary are at rest he keeps the other to windward in an en deavor to make friends with tbe mam mon of unrighteousness. . While trying to serve two masters, be gives his pres ent allegiance to the one he can see. taste, bear, feel and smell and puts tne other off with a little preaching and France, he does not, as with you In America, borrow a bank credit and have his loan merely added to his bal ance on the books of the bank. With us the merchant, when ho makes a loan, gets the actual money and takes it away. He probably has no bnnk ac count with us. He writes no checks. When the loan Is due, he does not, as would be the case in your banks, come in and pay bis indebtedness with a check; Instead "of that we Bend a col lector to him, and that collector is re paid the loan in actual currency. Two hundred men start out from the Bank of France every morning to collect ma tured loans. Several days each month It is necessary to send .out 400 omen, and on the 1st and the 15th of each month 600 collectors go out" These collectors were, ' uniformed men, ; carrying leather pouches, in wnicn they have tbe matured notes and which are later filled with curren cy as the collections are made from the bank's borrowers. I stood at the paying teller's desk as I went farther along in my tour of the Bank of France. As 1 halted there the man who happened to be at the win dow at tbe moment presented a check ior ou,uw irancs. Tne money was counted out and handed over to him, stored away in a big wallet and be passed on. I asked If it, were not un usual for a man to draw out so much currency and was told that it was not It was but another illustration of bow nndeveloped is the banking system of continental Europe in its uses by the general public Scrlbner's Magazine. - Hunt In? the South Polo. . An antarctic v exploring 1 expedition which Is to set but from Scotland next year will be peculiarly a national one, says the Chicago News. Tbe whole of the money subscribed toward it Jms been given by Scotchmen, and the sci entific staff nd ship's officers and crew are of Ube same race. . The shin Is a the promise of a more convenient sea- Norwegian whaler, but as It is being on.-' -. ,: - ' . . ;- . . I taken to the Clvde to be renelred thero "He makes a big effort to outswear ; It will be stamped with a Scottish char- several other witnesses. His attain- k acter by the time it Is fitted out This ments in this direction will hardly win ; will be accomplished by about tbe be- nim a crown when be presents bis cre- ginning of August when tbe Hecla will dentials fit the golden gate of the New go for a trial trip In the Atlantic to test Jerusalem. The good book saitb there gear and Instruments. VW 8. Bruce. Is a place without for whosoever lovetb who has bad experience in both polar His TVlsreslofs. Do yoa Lsrri to know arjtblr?: cf rc-:r r-n-r's wN-rr;' ---jr r-V ! a 1 1. t f ? ." 1 1 -- . When Wives Wero Sold. -'"; A centBry or so ago wife selling was not an uncommon event In England, as tbe following Item, which appeared in the London News of Nov. 21. 1S0L wonld show: "On Friday a coal porter exhibited his wife in Smfthfield, with a baiter round her neck, for sale. He demand ed a guinea for her, but she fcnng on hand for some time, until a man of good appearance made the r irchase. and packing ber, baiter and ell. Into a hackney coach drove for Black friars bridge, amid tbe huzzas of tbe nob," aaotber Sort. "TTert there no extenaatic g circum Itaacee connected with the ca?eT "No. nothing bnt attenuate J c '.renin ftinopa "V.'hst do yoa cwan tj tbatr Tbs d 'fr-Ti !ant'scircnm'taoces wets tor'- libit te cc- l r--trito and maketh a lie and they shall In no wise enter therein. ' , -::?' ? ;.: : "Therefore the money that Ell suc ceeded in bluffing bis creditors out of must remain tbe money of his trusted 1 father-in-law. He Justly punishes Ell by keeping it Tbe fowler is caught in his own snare. - . - - . ; "With Clara it is somewhat different She must suffer for tbe company she keeps, yet the sins of both father and husband should not be Imputed to ber. Woman has always been a favorite with equity, and it always throws its willing arms around her to protect her from the importunity and duress of ber impecunious husbands.', -V r ; j "It pa is to continue preaching and It is to be hoped, for from tbe conduct of this suit and the testimony of the witnesses Ell Is not the only one in need ' thereof he should 'cultivate a greater regard for tbe troth and try to overcome his lost for the, fl est pots of Egypt , . - -. "As to this one-half sere lot, pa most be held to be the holder ef the legal title In .trust for Clara. The decree complained of must therefore be re-; versed, and this cause Is remanded te tbe circuit court, with directions to se cure Clara, tbe wife of Ell,, the legal title te the one-half acre tract retain ing tbereon a Hen for any ccraid pur chase money, If ber fa exacts ft, sub ject to tbe crebt cf J ,"'7.1 5. with lstcr- extremltles, Is tbe leader of tbe expedi tion,. Its goal Is the Weddell sea. and it will thus co-operate in a complete scheme of exploration with tbe Ger man expedition on one side and the Swedish on the other. Yen but y-s nltl'nf W T-i t;-'t f..- T-- C '! Tr.k Kilts For Sepors Anaer Seats. Scotsmen in India are furious, The commander in chief has approved of the adoption of tartans for the pipers or the native army, a measure justly resented by highland laddies on Indian service, says the London MalL It is stated that the Bengal regiments win wear the "Graham" tartan, the Pan jabs the "Campbell, the Madras pi pers the "Old Stewart" and the Bom bay men the "Urquhart" Scotsmen contend that the kilt looks well on them alone and that It appears ridicu lous when worn by men of other races. Bis Che lee mt SaeriSees. V "It is true," said the person of high ideals, "that yoa have attained pros perity by your writings, bst yon havs produced nothing that will live." "Well," answered the comfortable litterateur, "when it comes to a ques tion of which shall live, myself or my writings. I didn't hesitate to sacriaes my writings." Plane have been adopted for the new ', dormitory ol Trinity College, to cost 125,000, tbe gift of Mr, B. H . Duke. Application is made to Got. Aycork to comma's tbe sentence of Murderer John 1 H. Kose, of Wilson county, to life im prisonment t , The public school authorities are -notified that when the second 9 100.000 of, tbe State's aid to schools is needed it will , . be forthcoming. . - It Is stated tbat there Is no longer doubt that the 8oathem Baptist conven tion will be held in Asbeville ten days, be v ginning May 8th. ' Gastonfa Gazette: . The Gastonfa Dally Observer suspended publication Tuesday after a brief existence of eight days. Tbe managers learned that a daily paper didn't pay In Gastonia. , v , A special from Winston says that Mr. Martin -Ring, a well-known and highly respected resident ol 8iWam, died Thurs' day evening after an Illness of several weeks. He was said to be 104 year old. ','' ; B. L. Busman, of Washington, N. C, has bten adjudicated a bank runt bv Ret iree J, R. GaskilL In the schedule filed the liabilities are placed at 19.500 and assvts $640. The first meeting? of his : credito swill take place at Tarboro on the 28th. , .- . . it l- Mr. Geo. D. Bennett, of Goldsboro, who had been 111 t St Louis, Mo , of pneu monia, died there Monday morning. His , Interment will Ilk ly take place at Charles ton, W. Va., beside the grave of his wife, who preceded him some years sa-o, this beinjrtbe request be made of Mr. Dan Scott, manager of his Goldsboro bust- ; ness jut prior tn bis visit to St. Louis, -In speaking of bis possible death.- Mr. Bennett was widely and popularly known. , a 1 In Mayor Toll's court at Morganton on Saturday, the Southern Railway was found guilty In two case of delivering liquors inside the corporation, "not In an unbroken package of not less than three gallons,"; In violation of a special act . passed In 1895. The Snnthern Express company iwasl ''arrested'; and taken before the mayor 8aturday afternoon on several similar charges. No matter what f the decision of the mnnii-ln.l rnnrt. hnth : prof e-utlons will go othe superior court 5 before tbey are finally decided, A speclat from Washington, D. C Sat- ' tirdav, says: Tbe big snowfall In North Carolina was a ronree of many expres- ' sins of astonishment in the marble room of the senate today, where mnv persons paused to hwk at the wea ber map. T f a reeular enow drift tn the Old North ' Slate." said a weather man tn tbe sena tors and others as they looked at the ' novel sight. ; Red arrows; sv robots 0I elear weather, could be seen eerywbre i on tbe map except in North Carolina. On this part of tbe map the marks were all -white. , 1 A big land and lumber - deal was re . cently made In Caldwell county, the Cald well Land and Lumber company chang ing hands, theoonsideration being f 317,- -517. This property consists of a large mill, near Lenoir, something Hire 40,000 acres of valuable timber lands in this county, and the Caldwell & Northern -. Railway, which rnns eleven miles north- -west of Lenoir, to Collettsviile. Mr.J.C. Williams retires as manager, having sold b bls lnterest to several Philadelphia capi talists. The new manaareTnenft announce : ' that it will push Its future operations with additional capital and force, this , meaning mom than likelv the extension of tbe milmad some ten or twelve miles ' ' Above CollettsvllJe, Into the heart of their timber lands. , - , , , The bntlding committee of the Affrlenl- rurai ana ftierhanlcal College at Raleigh ha awarded the contracts for two build- ' Ing". One of these is the Pullen Memorial . building, and is to stand between Prim rose ball and the shops. The present hot honses will be removed and placed In rear of Primrose ball. The new building will be of brick, stone trimmed. In Its base ment will be the dining room, to seat 500 ' r persons; on the second floor, recitation s rooms and the library, and on the third floor tbe chapel (also to be the andito- Hum), to seat 1.000. The other bsilding ' Is Watauga hall, to replace the burned building of that name. In lta basement will be the armory. All tbe remainder, ' will be dormitories, and there will be 60 rooms, accommodating 120 cadet a Mr. Wheeler Got PJd of nia Hheu- "During the winter of 1 S9S T ' lame in my iolnts. in fict .il m body, that I eould hardly hobblearoand, when I bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. From the I began to get well, and was cured and navs wortM steadJy 6'1 the Tear. R- by J. k. uooa arnr'e t KIXSToSr JIXEKKT. Pricss qst4 for Cora try ProiJacs sis Utost mm! hr s,ssr pand.... . u , pm rhd. ....... UC&M Hsm. Gown try -1 i (. J. E. Hood, the drn?gii.t, will refund yon yonr money if you are not satUiled fv'tr ti'-'ri? Charr.Trlala's Stomach and Liver Tat.t. 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