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.The .Challiarn s$'ef.
ITEMS CF NEWS.
I 'rChicugo, 111., . June
j Unless, ;thp
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general nianairers
A. 1. vliK. JMil - ;.vl Prop. J, if thrail roads reverse their."a
w ; . . ; . i pomtcement a"s the new sciile of
ton thousand fneght
'! handlers will in all probability
''t''rv I iimt -worjk tomorrow morning :
ji .'-.?'- an m? railroad wurK nouses ana
Advfrt?!inir rate; .rfa-i'tbl.
uid eu.de known, on iauii'Ai"rn.
Trcight .sheds in Chicago. All
thvrraunytus luiv; offered con
cessions but th men reiuspd.-
Washington, June U . -- Acting
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tvjeur.v ruiu? uiu. uiuifu ki;iu ucuou um i me
.Fi:ilAY, JULY 4,
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acsL -r-rrii'-- - I a mi u est today bv cable from I short session.
After Icvr1ii2r : siwcial tax List . .
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s Washington Letter. .
Trom.Our Regular Correspondent.)
' June 30, 1!KKL
Qn Thursday, the House of Rp-,
reseutatiws passed the Philip'
pine bill by if party vote,, but one
Ivepubhean voting ugaiust the
The bill is xtill in con
ference, and constitutes 'the on
ly obstacle, toinimedktter adjourn
al mt. All the appropriation
biih have Iwen passed and othw
important measures will be iter
in anticipation
of the jxissage of the Philippine
'onsul U rV, Liv
yearafor,r.xjf purposes a yerai-- i inrston, at'Cat .Haytien, for an bill before July 4th, the Prtsi
,tr- the nxtd At .abolish " A luerican warship to protect the i dent has drawn up 'a general
,ed the comm. ssioueis consider- interests of the United States j proclamation of amnesty for all
ed crioUs!y Mthe;'- bst meeti'jr'dm- t!u u'HS!,ut revolutionary the political offenders among the
leryinc another i. ,Ux t"; r . 4, . t . c. .. ... ' .
JVV.I . 1141. V' ."fc 9 r V V44V 1'4 Will IUH jW j 1 i.ij
flnwh lyinR.the rixinm.es ,ttit ,j jvta M.N,d u ;t is ..uuder. ! be issued on IndetK-ndeuce Day.
-.the rpadorct-Jncnrred .:.!fer u -.;stH)d that ortk.rs wi1 U; SHUt j prKJW.dlDrf!i Iq th,. SoilRte ua
jBion economy, bat, i;yn coduI- j forward t.'day to the.. t;jnbiat Friday were marked by a. most
'.ntWdocid&!U?t3t to d?o. Not Marietta, ' at San Jauu, Porto anle preent it:on, made by Sen
JoCbt their iua.n ! for not in Kico, U proceod nt once to the : at.r Teller f the psition of the
;o Uut thev thot tht it!fCV lb ;tsul v; Republican party in regard to
' . , 'V '' , .mpston s sauLjthat a warship (Cuban reciprocity. The eiT..rt
.;-wculd have a bad efff-:t ..unn elet- ,,...,.,1 .;..,. -i;,,.,!.. ii , . ... ...
, iunmuiui,i uiaue oy me iuai'iv oi Tile liex . i . w u u
-turn year. This is the besi evi-; h.lK,, th(1 MaU(?lta preed publicans t.reff.Ht a rwiprncal j AiU(ieIU' 1 ',,nt- He sas
fleHce of fusion in np.t.n'cy to C.!ajv Haylk-i. with all ,Hssi-( vvith Cuba, ho charactem4 as j toe North C arohna boys in
.. I". ', .. , i ,r..,..,t..i, it ;o .. n,;,.t,..i:,r .i . , . . . I the Academy ured..inif w.Ml. Mr.
wjme Ai.inianc anu iner c-."jo- i " . wie ujom siuhi,mus enort loue- f
inUnial revenue law, u blll- was
passed which deals a killing blow
to that portion of the brewing
interests of the country iwjt con
tiolletl bv the trust, the United
Urewors Ass(K:iaTion. It up
par that H") jer cent, of the
lner jrluced iu this country is
tuadewy tbe Trust and of tin? re
uiaiuiny: Kihm cent. alarife !"
tii is put up in "eijrhih barrels
Hie bill ismd by the House
prohibits these small luktluKCs
ami, if pushed by tTlSeuiilealso,
wi 1 place--tiie enlir.i industry in
the LauiLsi of the Trust. That
this would be in entire accord
with republican principles, can
not be denied but that such a
proceeding: will meet with the
approval of the ople is doubt''
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North Carolina Boys attest Point.
Charlotte Observer.)
Mr. V. li. liobertsoa returned
home yesterday after a pleasant
'iit ofsevor:! we.ks in . the
Nortli. . ljiist week he sjent a
dav at the United States Naval
:tio.s'-re usiup- tlnfir own coiu-
It is a
iiour run trom 5a:i Jauu to ae t-vive the American triple that
il..rt',.i!i I l :.. ..ii i ...t' i St
Cvicts to 'teake t'ood- rfiad. " p,K)i -"- . v .m j.uonc cih-;.
. ' . , . Vrn inham. Ala . 'June -3 . rh-nce. Mr, Teller courirmed tlie !
".old fcsion riccrn hatha in was ; . ,. . , !
; ''.H-cr twelve t!ou;iud . mtticrs I'ieuft.iu m$r m- uiw toners , v;t.-. ..f Wi-
. rnawm? jods ior ,s i.o o that a treaty w.mld le ueotiated l ...
, by .unfit and ox travunt, officers j to the district was.bgrutj. Ata1011 Vollir,t-'fiv and .declared j sam (.,.iss an(i ' stand- at the
Xsimrhr ; becjtu.se .thl were fu-1 recent meeting o' tbe ortors 1 thi the whole reciprocity ai-1 T 1 iUts iu Enclish. Mr
:;.sio:i:sts and tu-A worked ion tbe;ana miners tne i-.tf.-r manueu " u.a.u-m, i u.
Ernest Graves, of C'iiai'l Hill,
stauds third in his class, which
'isbeiuninjf'its-' setumd year. Mr
Henrv W'nstou. sm if President
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;tartv. If instead of makbii Whs " ""
-fo.-.the fa it! '.ft: (the com in issjoner
afivo weeks
, , , ... .. lhomas Osx)rne, son of Judge!
advantage of a. well known disjM) L, . . '.,., . ... 1
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Mercantile Co.
' - 2 Big Stores
PITTSBORO-BYNUM.
my tiay and sixty-t-cuts per ton ou o mj touu ieop4c
F. I. Osborne, of Charlott1.
is! 2
: as a maxim U!iru-i
it, . om ... , ; ' ' v : No i:, in the same class with the 2
for minim' "cheea eoiH in distress, t- , ,. i
i i iiiiiiiii . Uiivu vim m iinn Mr. DiiWittiO
THE STOCKHOLDEES ARE:
Frank C. Poe, J. H. Ihrie, C. P. Emery, B.
Nooe, Mrs. M. C. Hill, J. B. Atwater, Mrs.
Louisa Mann, O. B. Mann, J. W. Womble,
R. B. Lambeth, W. R. Odell.
Each and every Stoekhol
d e r solicits yonr trade f o r
these stores.
FRANK C. POE, Pres. and Genl Manager,
0. P, EMERY, Vice-President.
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,wpT?ld havo put giHnJ men at t'j e ,a, an iiuns of tive cents. material advantage of t'rt
head of. thDJ-Kid force who wou'd The otj tors refused t: grant American Sugar Refining Co., j H(j-. v i10 runs bet A-en -1
Awe 'used some economy,, we, t!ioxfconc4-jiu and after m-v otherwise known a tae Sugar , ,H' nKiriulJ j
.wmildlave liaJ -.d reads in y d.isc'-shm the j mYt Trst... Ironnmateof Mr. Os'.rne
,,u; ,.. r.i ciilerciicc adjourned uitliout
hteu of Kulhesj ;!id vou!u Ttfs-n J -
', - - ' r , . y , ; reaching an agreements Utb
have been paving a levied t. .,, ,
y 1 ' sides say they will r, main stead-
above vouug men Mr. DeWitt : ooSiooo-oiioiicioioiicoiioiiovi3ooioiio-ioiio-ao-oo04ioo
.Ior.es, a son "f Coiiduct jr 11. V.), """' " : ;-, ,-
tlan-
the !
and j
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. ifliias IU. til lli'lll li.i- IiImIH
two jrears a'tt-r the sysu in w.is
.abolished .for wt-fekthat was .never
lone.
fast, but
Aim-ooos of Mr'. TiiiIi-p'k m-l
I. T I.... .: l r
umm, x..a I :e eu lioui Uil( 7,,. are abt,ut lH.f the blight-
impeachable sources the infor- Mt .....,, rn.. :,. lhf r,,;,..,!
influences are being ! mat ion that It is the inteatimi ot
, -friublican prosjerity svems
tbe a creatJre of imiigin-ttioi:.
and exists only in fancy and
brought to bear which it is j the President to g out t thi
thought will form the basis of an ' states whose congressional deli- j
agreement; . . gatior.w opposed his Cuban policy j
j ; ix'tyre the oext sessi n and to j
advocate from the platform a
rtciiiro al arrangement witli Cu-1
Pope's R-.Kard.
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up Hshingtoii, June ii D. K.
lx,v or Pojki'.s rewa' d isthe osition held
A Romantic Story of How William Writ
Was Saved.
(Christian Inquirer ?
I want to tell you a true story
U iu terms which lie believes i l,)Ui'-v abml tt J""link ,!lan w n u,?
riiit ;.. ,.,.,. . a.. wi ! came famous. Like many anotli-
'.on paper. M ke n rain
. . . . . hvl,.,.f w . Witl.i... 4u.iu;i.
ji .wll-y the wisp ever m si.t -i pU , , . ; . ty thm'm- fellow he was a slave of
' : U 1T I wl I H ill T it Tlll"l "4 lliui "lU n 141' II .'111 ll4f:ill.T II.
, . - . u..,, 4H,ui r r II I . 4. I f I t,l
,. ... ,,.,,.w;i.i.. f... t i .. ...... i mo ieariui naoitoi urina. iui
urn lniormation "j i ..-.-. .nm i ,
One day, whe: a rich and tal-
i i?ntd.ji''uaugla.Jy.-ii,'U'a.r.RU..Ii.-.
Ims. r..,. - v i 'i rr-.,.!i 'l'!;r. tiM.th i
.UV ttV V. ... 4 . ... ' . ...... v. ..... .. .
' - itl'll l l'1 tTll'tlf
thnt tir-. fs were r.evr hnrdev ... v.n..;.-i. t.... . .1... i is the story
v- . : was ooiaineu iou ay uiui oeaaior v " T
find prwtcrity is- only a concli- Pritchurd d-eianded tlie nosition ! t resist tue cotirmatiou of toe
itiff'trnwi tHiiril-ilTT"?ffl,nr' n.f. "' IT 'K'"-""!'.?'" -TITi. M'.H.i -tl eatt whict' few-will t,-il to Cifir
"J" " ' ... . 1 x . ... - ; , .,J., ,1,. i...
whoMMvcordasa coiioaiu col- hu.-!uomrr.i!i le al- ' V"
.1 .i..i.. ...; .most without urec-d lit. i: 1. tnie : t,ame UIM"1 a mJts wh''
i-M st-.tw-ho. : but Mr.lt.i.v,:t,.:-id.-rs that MK?side tiw r.Md d-ank. Moved
.borir.E clasecs. The oi;!y' one ' v , ..,;,,,.! 1 ....... - - ,.-1 a ,-. ,.,-1.. ly l'-V. s'" ;i! ignt'd from tin
benpnVtcd are. the great trusts,
that are rubbing and sapptrg the 1
I DON'T GO TO SCHOOL
ANYWHERE
.3
-a.
' liican cefrspaper and docs not cx-
?st amo:iig tht. masses ct the- la-
f.
3 until you consider the Moral, Religious &
and Intellectual advantages offered by &
1 MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS ACADEMY,
1 &
3 a place for quiet study, thorough werk, e.
3 health, comfortable country home-life, ft
3 and careful personal oversight, rith rail-i
3 road, telephone and telegraph facilities. r.
I Coilee-Preparatpry, Pra tical and Normal, f
Ntcd .Molt- Help.
. fun the over acu organs o di J
1 pi.K
iican coi,gren.an snggeu is i ' ( M-' 'V"
unntb.-r' t.-t-m f..r ('! jf nvr tl,M J'"
R. P. JOHNSON, A. M., Principal. I
.peoje. As ' evideoca ' of these ! '-"" tr out for help- L ' l)ys,,tj-. iiride," is involved ami that,
... .1 1 a . "a 9 wf uim nce ., Mv 1(r(, th? ircumstancts -
cisioo ai uie ..umuus . or , Hch..f j..aint. box cl u.s ;' ..f man called, to s-e her. and s;
' t!in continued her ride
Som;'dav.H lat.-r the
wrote m ..en aer.,-, , r cnus .- ocr.ca .ro can or pr-m,-,. . . . . , am aslnyned U hnik you iu the
u-. ..4 ... in. ise of Dr. Kins' s New Life Pins piHuui.. . . . . .
d.nia, ox tun. iiihioish s ... . ... ,. j 'fwc I am the 111:01 von so Wind- 1z
' t1' f, . j 1 arc g .ntlc, thorough a.td Kuar- Ua 'Hicrsday, Friday and Sat- j , t ,. I, T j 3
nd AlaUtUfu 'Ihc-se Rive rlit-tunteed to tare.. 25c at ii, K. i" ilk-, ,. , ,,. .1. ... ... . , , ly cared for the other day, I. .C
, , j J . 1 unlay, Admiral Dewey upittured 1 . , . ,
lie to the prosperity theory; im ; tngton dfug Mor. I . r .. -,, V, . i found your, name on the hand-
before the Phil'ppine .Committee j . ... ,. . , 3
mpncmimlurallv eot.tettti-d afidl . . ...... . .. .. , . . , kercbicl and have coine to thank .C
- - - - smoK nc carr ares for laates or tne nenaie ana iravo ins ver- . ... j . i-i
happy when ,prosper.ty' exists
.among the rnasses, but when
pinched by lvtjt:ty thc.V Hi re., iil
,1001 lie rtid and tieserak-. ,
(Indon ilealth.
sion f the initiation, of the Phil-
3' mig Boys and girls can board at hotel, frr;
aid: "i 5 private families, in clubs, or rent rooms
'X and board themselves at reasonable rates L:
or acuta cosi. ruiuon ai lowest rates ior
amount of instruction given. S.
SPECIAL RATES TO MINISTERS AND &
MINISTERS' CHILDREN.
On the continent, smoking is j ippiue Insurrection. There was!
evident in the. 'Admiral's testi-
!ugn'd th- ph'dgf. With my hand
I putpf cujuuties , in "North
Carolina 67 have held tiicir 'cm-
."entions and hay
growing so runidly in favor a
mongthe fair sex tliaton someof
the lioigiaii raiintads smoking
ajiartments are to Im- provided
exclusively for women. This re-
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endorsed 1 oeeu orougui aooui
ft 1 iw .lur! 1 11 .l-iiiinir l-.n-Iv finHimf
1 . , , - 4 . . . IIII "U.ll t. -).'UUn ...V.. 44444lllk
.'lark, giving him about I'M'jtcsj . 7 . ,
" y - i ' herself the object of much pro-
whlVU only requires 51Sfto noui-; testun ,iei. pitMlUcin a cigarette
,iuate. There are 'othi-r cun-; j ordinary compartment re
ties to liear fiom wh'u h will con-; s.-rveil for ladies. The young la-
nrony, a desire . to avoid placing
on my mother's Jhble, I have
s'voni. God being my heljer,
tll'lt T Tl'UI 111114 ill l!L' ' I14-.t t 141 l
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the admuustration in an unfav-; . .... . ,. ,,
. . ... ; drop of intoxicating liquor."
voruble light, and also a strong', .. . ... , , ...
. .. .. . He kept his pledg. Ills res-
prejudice against the FihpilK s. ! . . .. ,,
. ' cuer became his wife lie was a
u nuer me cross examinuiion 01
5 Address,
I R. P. JOHNSON, Principal,
I MT. VERNON SPINGS, Chatham Co., N. C. f:
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. .,- , . . , -young man or rare la.enis, anu 11 f
Senator Car mack, the Admiral' . . . . . . -; rrj $
several times col.,red up and ap-j T , M"r? 1 WW
p-ared t.1 be about to resejit the
line of questioning. Initially, the
Admiral having admitted that he
-tinue -to hu-eu
Itis majoritv: : dy has tak. n action to c(iupel all ' regarded Auguiualdo as a thief
There are
1
vol.-
;.... 'i..t, the IMgi.io companies 'to pro-, but that, mo regarding him, he j
widely known as an orator and a j
brilliant writer. U is name was
William .Wirt, lie bucame At
brtiey. (leneral of the United
States, and was once nominated
convention and Judge Clark
.-got k inajin-ity ot ,hcse
WHil-l,
vute smoiiing
for ladies.
fin' tlwi l'i.nwm4.nie -
accommodations (had ;idanced him mnuition of rn. . . . .
, . ,. I his little act gave to America
I war and oth-n-supplies, which of , .
one oi m;i ;ii-iiu:ni i.ivvwis,
.cmnties to hear - iru. .-o.tht ; A t the Republican 'convention
. is already wifolylnominated. 1 1 1 1 at Aaijeboro Pritchard. was en
nativo 0fu'ntj. Halifax, and his I dorsal to succeed himself in the
reientVifr;ynty, Wake, went 1 Vn SfraUv-' ' .' ;
nanmpufiiy ior nirn- inis is
.he icst end otfwn c-nt'.t'l it. coui'd
, Doll" Fad to Try This.,'
W fi'"ni'ir a hrTPKt trial is rr i v r
giyen Ivm. ,;Hm only. .cfUne j tMatic IlUer!,; for- any trouWe it
' Nia.8.bjcnthj(. hr toi.,1 fo'r ' the i'l r-f oftimtnded tor a .ermannt
. . , i raior is cfiet led. It never fails to
W?1 (ul'"'jr'ilr -"rl'tone the s,o,n,ch, reflate the kid
.and far t'f f ct-rde ImV --b.od ; uey ai)d how cU. htmndate the lier,
tolp,i fitid W,ll tand V.r'.iint iin
tinviaorait the nerves rnd purify the
til lyi? .has .been declj'.i;'d Chief Wun-do n nvstems. pJcctrrcv Hitters
lus-ticc f sNo.e'h Caroeiiu.
j I rojipjes.- Si"mnch Disorders, Ncf
J-qfige 'OLark is ng ,unrtlj. ,i:K:.H?;.hir-piencss Rheumatism
i4j....,,i t.' ;.. . . ' ; NvU 1 n expels. Malaria. Sat'
IWUf,,- umu,!,u i n " " "M i -si,, tiin cuaramet-d by (R rbonK. ! 1
v.i( allt'' -r the stale ;,.,. . o'nlv, ,Ve . ' '' JjT-". j a
1... A,.t .1 1 I
1 emu se in; unt-iiui:u 011 tin: urouuu
that "All's fair in war," Senator
Carinack asked him why he re
garded Auguinaldo as a thief in
view of the fact that he knew of
no dishonest, act on Auguiualdo'
part, but at "this moment Sena
tor I jodge called attention to tlie
fact that the hour for- adjourn
ment had arrived, and Dewey
hastily grabbed his hat, bowed
and left the room without wait
ing to be formally excused,'
On Thursday the House of
Representatives added Vine nor
to the measrres cah lilatcd to
cast serious ichVetions on the
republican. Under the guise of
merely ?whhk--tl liaise in the
The -'Seventh "Day Adventists
at Aslteville are planning to buihJ
a .sanitarium and orphan asylum
there, .
..... l'oiiionit g the System. -
It is through the ho we I h th.it the
ho y is t eanfted of impu ities. I on
stip ition keep these poisons in the
sysUtn, cauini '.huadjche,' dulness,
antl inelai t holia at font, thin on
shtl)'' erupt iori and finally serious
illness tinie r I reitiecly is applied.
UtWilt1! I.itllc Karly Kisers pre
vent tnis trviuhle by kli'.iiUling the
liver and p.-omote easy heohhy ac
tion of the bowels. Them: little pills
do not act Violently but by Mrenj(th
enina the bowels en a hie them ,to
perfonii thetr on Nefer
I ((ripe jr di; tri'ss; G K 1'ilk'ngfon.
Tll EXLINE HOUSE
is the place to stop when in littM-
boro. : Hest r.Mtms, lest fare,!
most jtolite and attentive ser
vants. The only hotel that has a
livery near by. liates are light.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat
This preparation contains all of r
idlgesUnu and digests all kirn
food. It jrl vea Instant relief and v
.-, fails to ctirf. It allowi you to tL
tb food you want, Tho mont aensit
1 eii.rti.' t lornot rrihir futmacna can lana it. uy imiso manj
I AMIIQ'Q I IVPfiV" TARI F !tbouiwnds of drsneDtica haro been
L,nnivvtJ 1,1 this 'V..:euttdaftrTerythlnrtw failed. la
'. (; j unequalled for the stomach, child-
j re a wiw weaic stomachs thrive on It. j
: . . Cures all ttomaoh troubles
- 1 iTwwy 1 F.e. in witt fcCo. .eiikrt
IveepK rtmstantly on Laud good. W.uItiutBiim.tti.t.W.tofc
A "' '
teams, good buggieii and fustj;, li.Pitklngtot..
driver!
ITTSB0RQ, Ni C.
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J.C LANIUS, Prop.
Livery connecte d with the lxlin
- House.
(Xodol Dyspepsia Ouro
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