A WBFK OF TALK IN CONGRESS.
Congressman Linney iscusses Our lec
tloo w and White Makes Himself
C bnoxious.
Washington Jin. 31 Under te
Iaticuc e ttii ied in general debueup n
appropriation billa, the Indian Appro
pria'ion Bill in the Souse today was
insd the occasion for tbe discussion of
ft wide ran e cf puln qutiorjs Oar
policy in the Philippine I land, tbe
government of Porto Rico, tbe leading
of our arid Hods and election method a
in the bouth were in turn brought into
the arena. Toe most interesting de
bate occurred over the latter subj q;
Hr L onpy (S. O ), a former D.-mo
crat who j ioed the Republican party
in 1884 -ind who U one of the breezy
talkers of the H mee, used aa a text for
the introduction of tbe surg ct the
amendment to the Constitution of his
State, wnich he claimed was designed
to disfranchise the negro.
Q ute a number of members were
dran into tbe discission and Mr.
Lmney'a statements provoked an elo
qaent replj from Mr Williams, of
Hiesi-sippi, who justified to the fullest
extent the action of certain Smthern
States on the ground that the non-par
ticipation of the ignorant and illiterate
was necessary to prevent the eub mer
gence of civilisation.
M-. WiilUns declared that not since
1876 lad a eiogle voce been suppressed
ia &i;st?i-Hppi Hi said that while ne
groes wore occasionally lynched in
Mississippi, they were never shot down
by wnolesle, as they were in Illinois,
because they wanted to work. Hi op
posed lyncbirgs and violations of tbe
law everywhere.
Mr. Whit- (M C ) the only colored
representative in tbe Hju89, Slid:
I have invesrigated tbe lynchings
in the couth and I find that less than
15 per cent, of them are due to toe
crime of rape. And I desire to an
nounce here thai if it were not for the
assaults of wnice men upon black wo
men there would be less of the other
class."
The public galleries contained many
colored people who applauded this ut
terance vigorously.
Sibley for Expansion.
WAHiNtroN, Feo 1 R jpreaenta
tive Joiepa di ley. ot Pennsylvania,
whose eioqaent and earnest champion
ship of free silver featured the Fifty
fourth Congress, assailed his Demo
cratic colleagues today for their oppo
sition to expansion in a speech that
made tbe floor and galleries roar. Mr.
Sibley his recanted his views on free
silver and U now generally out ot line
with his colleagues on tbe Daaaocratic
side.
Mr. Sibley spoke for an hour. He
had, be said, heard no argument against
territorial ea argemenc wqicd was not
urged ug-iinsc tha annexation of LjuisI
ana an: Texas.
"Is there any parallel! aaked Mr
Cochran (M i.), "between the territory
ia the Lmt-siana purchase, then prao
tically without population, and the
Pa'-liopineg?"
'Nothing has been said about the
Philippine," replied Mr. 8i0ley.
"whuh was no; said about the terri
tory now Missouri. Yju in Missouri
wera classed as barbarians "
"Dj you bslieva the peopla in the
Philippines are smcsptiole of the civil
ization of the inhabitants ot the Louisi
ana purchase!"
"Iam not placing limitations upon
the powers of Almighty God," answered
Mr. Sibley, amid a round of Rjpubli
can epplause.
In reply to Mr. Cochran's taunt that
ciyil zition was being shot into the
Pnilippines. Mr. Sibley said that the
history of civilization had been traced
la human blood. Wendel Pmllips had
said that every achievement of human
j as'ise had gone irom rack to racLand
scaSjld to scaffold.
Mr. Pettigrew, despite the terms,
"traitor" and "dispenser of treason."
applied o him in the Sanate yesterday
ia connection with his tffjrts to have
(he statement of AguinaUo printed as
a publics document, bobbed up again
today with another resolutioa which
ha waatad priatad, entitled "The Pnil
ippiaes C)aimission," and said he
would spaaft on it to nor row. Ha asked
what Had bacoma of his resolution of
yesterday, and was informs! that it
wa3 placed on th8 calendar.
Tbe saasion closed with a speech by
Mr. D niel on tha Financial bill, in
whica aa supported bimasallian. Hi
denied that tha United 8;ates was a
gold country es claimed by tha bill,
aad qio-ed fron tha plat'orm of Re
publicans. Djoaocrats and Pjpulists in
sipport ot cms contention.
CUyton For rubn Independence
Washington, l Qf Fjo. 2 A. briek
debate occurred over tha bill giving to
o-baa vessels the most favored nation
treatment in American ports. Mr.
Uayton (Ala ) said this was but a part
f the piece-meal legislation which
ingress was extending to Cuba. The
rsporig of Generals Brooke, Wilson
anl Le, ha said had ehown that tha
C ibans wra cao"bloof ?lf govern
ment, and that t.v time'e now ripe
for the Anericn G vernmwt to re
cognize thft iDd-poo'iVnt aovereinty of
Cub. While 8U DorciDe tha bill. Mr.
Clayton expresfd the hope that the
legislation for Cuba would soon bo
framed on broader lines and more in
harmony with whan had been held out
to the Cubans H s remarks evoked
vigorous applause Toe bill was then
passed as reported.
The Nicaragua Canal Bilis
Washington, DO F 3 Now
two bills mtiRing substantially the
same provisions for the construction of
the Nicaragua canal have been intro
duced in Congress, ono in the 8enate
by Mr Morgan, and one in tre Hju-g
by Mr Hepburn The provision that
tbe canal shall ba constructed
nd controlled exclusively by tbe
Uaited States has brought forth
protests from the pres of London and
the Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Times-H-rali eays that pro
testa have baen lodged at Washington
by E igland and Germanv against for
ufi :ation of the canal. O i the other
hand, the Washington corespondent
of the Naw Y irk H raid eays that the
State D parrm nt has received assur
ances from Great Britain that she will
not press txr rights under the Cleytcn
Bulwer treaty.
NEWSPAPER K riQUHTTK.
The Proper Manner of Entering tbe
fccitor's Sanctum
Parties wismng to enter the printing
ffice at thid season should De governed,
by the following rules: Advance to
the inner door and give three distinct
raps or kick tha door don. The
"devil" will attend the alarm. You
will give him your name, posttflice ad
dress and the number of years you are
owing for the paper. He will admit
you. You will advance to the center
of the room and address the editor
with the following countersign: Ex
tend the rignt hand about two feet
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dex Soger clasping a $10 bill, which
drops into the extended hand of the
editor, at the same time saying:
"Were you looking forme!" the editor
will grasp j our hand and the bill press
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A TSAR OF COTTON MILLS
Twenty-Nine New Factories Chartered
Last Year
The Dames and locations of the cot
ton mills chartered by the S ate the
pant year are as follows:
Revolution, G-eansboro.
T )lar, Han & Holt. Fayetteville.
Bla, Cabarrus county.
Fountain. Tarboro.
R bbins, G ldboro.
Gincoe, AUmance county.
D igado, Wilmington.
Dimel, L ncolnton.
Patterson. Halifax county.
8helby, Sieiby.
Missclesfleld, Tarboro.
Saniord, Sinford.
Avalon, R )ckmgham.
Indian Creek, Lincoln county.
S20tlaud, Richmond county.
Carolina and Alamance, both in Ala
mance county.
Winston. Winston.
Central, Davidson county.
Lula, G ston county.
K'nston. K'oeton.
Tuscarora, C ibarrus county.
Wiademere, Stanley county.
Neuse R.ver, Wake county.
Catawba, Catawba county.
R yall. Wake F irest.
E zabethOity, Elizabeth City.
Pembroke, Newbern.
G bson. Concord.
Melrose, R l-igh.
National FinisM". G-eensboro.
The Progress tvo .tmer is a dear,
welcome visitor. I ntvr want to see
the week when it does not come in my
house. 8. F. Beverly, Hertford Co.,
N. C.
Tae "New Lippincott" fcr January,
1900, begins the year with a complete
novel, full of fresh sensations and
am sing episodes, called "The Bread
L'ne," by Albert B'gelow Paine. This
is a tale of fua and love in New York's
bohpmia.
ttnrpiesUreaui oeparaioit- frctiia
ble Dairying.
Nothing 1m adds so much n
to tbe charm or tne arawinj
room or boadoir as the softly radi
ant lifht from CORDOVA Candles.
Nothing will contribute more to the
artirttic success ol tne inncneon,
tea or dinner. The best decorative
candles for the simplest or the
moot elaborate fnnction for cot
tage or mansion. Made in all colon
and the most delicate tints by
STANDARD OIL CO.
and sold everywhere.
3I9CORAIICK MACHINES are built in the largest works in the
world manufacturing harvesting machines and binder twine.
MtCORMICK holds Iheworlds record 2I3J629 machines built and sold last
season!This enormous output has been created by buildina the BEST IN THE WORLD.
MCCORMICK MACHINES are so easy to handle
CAN OPERATE THEM SUCCESSFULLY IN THE FIELD.
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and
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Desiring to purchase Early Peas,
Beans, Radish, Deet, Squash,
Cucumber, Watermelon, Can
taloupe or any other Vegetable
to write us for special prices, stat- (
ing about the quantitiesrequired.
WOOD'S VEGETABLE SEEDS 1
are specially grown with reference
. . i i " i ; l ; j 1 1 r I"
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Southern Truckers, and have at
tained the largest sale and a splen
did reputation all throughout the
South.
Wood's Descriptive Catalogue
gives full and correct information
about all Seeds and calls attention
to different varieties and crops
likely to bring profitable re
returns to Southern Garden
ers and Truckers. Cata
logue mailed free upon
request,
T. W. WOOD & SOUS,
Seed Growers and Merchants,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
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Secretary's Receipt Book, for dues, with sub
Secretary's Warrant Book, with stub
Treasurer's Receipt Book, with stub
Secretary's Account Book
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Working Bulletins,
State Constitutions,
Rituals,
National Constitutions,
Application Blanks,
Dimit Blanks,
Withdrawal Cards,
Delegate Credentials,
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Carrmnts, Gooseberries and other Small
fruit Plants. Extra quality. Warranted true.
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THE LTE3r F8HfON3, HOMF
DRE AS MAKING. COOK 'NG, FANCY
WORK CULTURE OF FLOWERS,
MUdlJ, AR, THE NURSERY, COR
RESPuNDEXCE. ETC.
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WT? DAV THE tfrMfllTP 3 DELIVERED FRE'G-ir PD OaNYRAL-
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ROAD
PE : SIS 50
-UlSra ALLIAHGE
0-
IT HAS NO SUPERIOR IN RlNE AND QUALITY Of WORK.
It is Finely Ornamented and Well Finished in Eveby Pabtioulab.
L ' 1 m
Lieht-Runn n. Almost Noiselepa, Etsily Operated, Self-Threading Shuttle
Seit-tt6irig IN eale, Automatic BuDOiu wiaaer, ietsion neiease, jtosi
tive Foed, Ec. Full Sec of Atiacomems Wita Ech Machine.
The above is an exact cut of the Ftve Drawer Improved Alliance Sawing
vlacbine, wnich we consider not only ihe beso for the money, Put the best
m hiue evtr offered to the public at
uen8 and atiacnaieits, run almost r ieie-elv. All the wearing parts are
made of the lNEiT CASE-BURDENED 8TEEL and are guaranteea against
any defects for tea years. O'-der ne,
ten days trial, return it ana your m
Rpspectfullv,
Owing to rapid cnangts in prices of
uearly all articles the oeiow prices can
not be guaranteed We will give you
the benefit of the lowest price ruling
the market on the day your order is
filled. Make money orders payable in
Ralegh as that saves us a 1 ee. Don't
snd silver by mail; 2c stamps taken
for any amount less than $L.
Sugars (At Market Prices).
Standard Granulated
Starch
Lumu Starch 50 lb. boxes per pound, .... 3Kc
Celluloid Starch per case,. .............. 2.60
Kla-tlc tftarcn per H caae x.oi
Ivory Starch per case, . 6.00
Oil (Market Prices).
Kerosen Oil, Aladdin,
Pratts' Astial,
Carn&alne Rrd.
Spices and Peppers per lb
Race Ginger, best quality 8
Cloves U8oAlsofce. 13
Black Pepper, best sifted, Richmond 12K
Rice
Rice, Head 6Hc I Good . .8
Fancy Meads.. i-JP
Large Hominy, Richmond 2.60
Small Grlis. Richmond 2.60
Soap (Kichmond)-
Borax rip on. 12 ox. 10 cakes 3.75
(Spoon with eveiy cake.)
White Rose 12 oz UHoakes 2.80
Lenox. 12 oz. 100 cakes 3 10
Wnite Doz 6oz -0u cakes .. 3.00
224 ls Factory Filled LfO
110 lbs Burlaps, Liverpool SO
Axle Grease (Richmond)
" per gross 4.00
, Pr case 1 00
Molasses
No. 4. Sugar -yrup, per gallon 23
No l7 H'igr Syrup Der gallon......
No. 1 Po to Rico Mo asses, pr gallon 25
No- 2 Porto ttlco Molasses per gal on 20
Fanc Porto ttlco M lasses p r gallon 30
Vanilla Drips Syrup per gallon 23
W bite Rose Corn a rup. per gallon 22
Soda
Bi Harbin 11? lb kegs per lb. 1
Nickle Packages 6n to case, per case 3.40
1 lb and H lb packages. 60 i o case, per case 3.40
x lb and & lb packages, 60 to case, per case 3.60
Fish
White Fish and Lake Herrings, per 100 lbs, 2.75
Sardines. American. 100 to case 3.26
Lve and Potash per case
Potash. Nickle. . . . $2 0 I Star potash, $3 00
Lye, Mendleson's, 2 90 I Star 8 25
Groceries . .
Coffee Laeuira 10c to lie Rio. .... .7Ho to 10c-
Flour Blair's Bcsst 4.25 I . . Blair's Fancy f 4.0n
Dandv 3.85 I Winner 3.50
Prlicess 8.2i
Lard in Tierces...... W
Compound in Tierces 5c
In Tube or Tins:
6n lb Plain Tnbs over Tierces.
80 lb Fancy Tubs J4 over Tierces.
20 lb Wooden Palis over Tierces.
60 lb Tins, 2 in Case, M over rlerces.
20 lb Tins, 4 in Case. 9ft over Tierces.
HARDWARE.
Hames
No 2H hook. Iron bound, per dos 1 60
Plow Lines
Cotton, with snaps, 83 feet long, doe. .. 1 85
Madras Hemp with snaps. 33 feet .... 186
Poultry Netting, Galvenized
Put up in rolls of 150 running feet.
2 inch nieeh, 3 In. wide, per roll 2 65
" 48 " 8 Hfi
2 60 M 4 20
2 M 73 60
Mattocks, Cutter, per doz 4 60
Bush Hooks, best No 1, per doc 9 00
Pitch Forks, No 21 thimble 8 00
Strap ana iocs cap
No 22 strap 8 25 I No 24 strap
8hovels, All Right 8teel, No. 2 ..,
H A Co, Steel, No. 2
" Remington -
Stonewall Plow
Castings
Plows, Double Shovel Southern
Malta
Steel for same, imitation
4 00
8 60
6 76
9 00
760
S 26
2 9
1
2 21
SO
Genuine .
81-9
Grub or New Ground S Of
Single Trees hooks or rings, per doz
Common SI 60 I Extra t JO
(grindstones, wr lb
Plow
r traces, 64 8, 8, per doz pairs
7.8,3. "
7,10,2, " "
7,12.2. " -
8
825
8 75
4 Of
12H
10
Cotton Rope, white, per lb
M medium white
Farm Bells, 40 lbs, from stock..... 120
50 " 10
75 lbs. S2 25 1 100 lbs 8 00
Grub Hoes, No. L, per doz
829
860
No. 2.
Kettles, 20 gallons 0Jl
30 460
45 gal, S86O60al 9 00
Blacksmith Bellows. 30 inc h 6 M
" 32 Inch ............. 600
Webbing per 100if eet
No.0. 3 1-2 Inch.. .S2 751 No.1. 8 1-J lnch..S2 W
Axe handles, straight, per doa
1- B-
AGENCY PRICE-LIST.
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AGE ST
-mm.
SE17IIIG HAGillliEJ
any price. Has all the latent improve-
uni it you are not pleasea witn it alter
cev wui rpiunea
T B. PARKER cjtatb Business agent.
Nalis, cut. Richmond. Va.
Heaaed, (At Market Prices).
COOK STOVES. '
No. 7, 18-inch 10 5UI No. 7, 20-inch.,,, 11
No. 8, 18-inch 11 5J I No. 8, 20-inch II 43
Fire backs for above , J
The following ware goes with each stove abova:
1 Straight Pot, 1 Bulged Pot, 2 Bread Pans, 1T
Kettle. 1 Long Frying Pan, 1 Round Frying Pan,
1 Griddle, 1 Elbow, 3 Joints of Pipe, Pot OOTtz
and Lifters. Every Stove guaranteea.
Roofing
All kinds of Iron, tin and felt roofing at low
prices. Write for special prices.
ORGANS (delivered at anyrailroad sta
tion in North Carolina. Warranted ibr
ten years. - .
Parlor, Style 80... 43 00 I Style 40 tin
Chapel A 20... 43 00 1 Style 16, Chapel.. U U
Prices Including Instruction book axl
stooD:
PIANOS (delivered at any R. R. Station
In N. C.
Upright, Style 1... 150 00 1 Style S LSf H
' 3. ..171 00 I Style 4.. ISf U
Sewing Machines
Improved Farmers Alliance with full set
attachments and automatic bobbin
winder. All latest Improvements, fine
ly finished, first-class In every particu
lar. Warranted by manufacturers for
10 years, carefully adjusted, ready fox
Immediate use. Price, freight paid to
any railroad station in North Caro
lina sun
Spiral Springs $3.50 to S4.fl
Woven " ................... 1.60 to S.0S
Slats LOO to LU
Washing Machines
Boss. No 1 7 00
" " 6 9 00 Ell " 8 1 CO
M " 2 ,8 00 " "4 i U
Wringers
Boss No. S
Boss " 1
Relief"
U
83
ea
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Relief" 33
Write for catalogue.
Two-horse Dump Carts with Patent Ad
justable Saddles and Yoke ..........S4J
Ocala Road Carts (U
Harrows
Clark's cutaway ..... IT
Ocala Wagons (F. O. B.) Factory.
One-horse, 2 1-4 Inch thimble skein.. ...... 123
One-horse, 2 1-2 inch thimble skein 28
Two-horse, 2 3-4 inch thimble skein... ..... 87
Two-horse, 3 inch thimble skein. 42
One-horse, 1 1-4 inch steel axle 2S
One-horse, 1 3-8 inch steel axle. , 28
T wo-horse, 1 1-2 inch steel axle.. , 87
Two-horse. 18-4 Inch steel axle.. ... 4J
a
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83
63
U
68
C3
84
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All wagons are furnished with box bea ia
two sections, and one spring seat. If teaks la
wanted add $2.50. If bed and seat are not wastsl
deduct for bed S&0. for seat SL00.
N. C. Official Farmers Alliance Guano, (8 rtl
cent. Phos. Ac, 2H per cent. Am.. 8 per etat.
Potash.)
Progressive Farmer Guano. (3 per cent. Pass.
Ac, 2 per cent. Am..lM per cent. Potash.)
N. O . Official Farmers' Alliance Acid Phocph&tX
(13 per cent. A v. Phosphoric Acid.)
Write for prices. tETBVY NO OTHELBI
Mill Stones (best N. a Grit), write for prtsx
Horseshoes, per keg, all sizes
U.I. .. "
Sit
4CJ
Horseshoe Nails, Excelsior, per lb 19
M Anchor, per lb IZH
Brethren having anything to sell, as well a
those wishing to buy will do well to consult tS
Agency.
PLOWS.
Plows No. 8, F F.. 4 60
" No.fi, " ..1 65
Boy D 125
Castings for above, per
No. 7. F F in
No. lL Dixie 8 If
WattDE. ........ I ll
00 lbc 1 U
8EED3.
Wheat Purple Stem...... fl.CI
Fultz... 1XS
Go den Chaff L13
M Ful ortu Lt3
Oats-Rust Proof ,. , 48
Virginia Gray Winter ; Ti
Ry-Wmtr 77
Clover-R -4 good 4-W
" Red Prime.... 4.T3
" Chice SX3
Grass 8 edof every deecriptton. Also Gatdea
Seeds. Fruit Trees, Etc.
Axes
per do$a
Car Clipper, 04 to SK lbs .$8 n
Champion " . -. 8C1
Red Warrior" " 6 U
Cultlvatorsf. c b. factory)
Iron Age No. 1. plain
Iron Age, with plain wheel..............
Horse hoe combined, with plain wheel
No6,6-tooth, plain " " "
ILH. combined "
Dixie, plain
M with plain wheel , ,
' H. H. combined with plain wheel
For lever adjustment attachments on
above add 60c
Harrison Cultivator, adjustable
Feed Cutters (f. o. b. factory
in
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4 U
s a
txf
ill
l n
Baldwin No. 1, 6-ln knives
li it
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lsn
iu
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propeller, cutters, 6-ln. knives..
a n "
Rmlth's Datent lever straw cutter.
. m . Blades,
Hay Prees, $25.00, fob Goldsboro. N.O.
HILLSBOBO, XT.