North Carolina Newspapers

From Factory tc Fireside. SI. 75 Buvs this WVi :" Enameled Steel Bed m either 54, 48, 42 or 30in.viatHs. Length 75incnes. -it n as one inch nilla maud 3 i-r "Her. Guaranteed th stronp-est- J-rt miA 1 . r-o- tens oi moil- A JSr bfgai.1tn Furniture, Clothing, Bed- 9 Clocks. Uoholsterv ni Our creat 160-nn Refrigerators. Pic?,," V'Ses. - -- -'- luuuis, a in ware. forget this, everytning-aon't Lace Y Pa'nte.? colors-selections car he made as satis A iactonjy as though you wer here at the mill. j. vui wiua wiiii.ju snows ex; gns y Kir.es Sowing Machine & none better made. Guar- Hfi' anteed for 20 years. Cata- $ Price (3 Drawer Style), jfeCT V ny nave we customers W A 1 n every part of tht TJni. b IwL 1T?1 1 V Africa? Send for rmr Ftp. Of Mnahinps. 4 Catalogues. Jhey will tell you. Address this way , $ umms Mines &-So:n, oaliimukl, MD. Dept. 909. lreetoiy 11 LXJISFORD, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, . . . .Roxboro, N. C W. H. B. Newell Watchmaker and Jeweler, Roxboro, N. C DrJ E J livelier SURGEON - DENTIST, Office up stairs in W. J. Johnson & Co's new building. . . ... Roxboro, N.C... HOTEL -DOWDY, Roxboro, N.C. R. H. DOWDY, Proprietor. The best Hotel on the border ofN. 0. or Va. Table supplied with the best. Your every want supplied ir in the power'The Old Men. 'l BOONE :&" BRYANT" ATTORNEYS AT LAW, . . Durham, N. C Always attend the Superior Court or l.rson county, aud will go there r ich other times as the business of nts demand ed T. WILLSON& CO. ..General Insurance Agents,.. . . .Roxboro, K. C . Life, Fire, Accident and Surety Bonds. Safest and most reliable Companies rep esented. Give us your business and we will give you real protection R- J TEAGUE, M; D, - Having located in Roxboro offers his professional ser vices in the practice of medicine in all its branches, to the people of Rox boro and surrounding country. Spe cial attention given the treatment of diseases of nose and throat. Office over Louis Goodfriend's store,' J. S. MERUITT. Wm. D. MERK1TT IVlerritt&jVlerritt. Attorneys and Counselors at Law, . . . . Roxboro, N. C. . . . . . Practice in all the State and Federal Courts., Special attention given to cases in Caswell, Durham, Granville, and Orange counties. " V . W KITCH1N. - A. P. KI rCHIN. KITCHIN & KITCHIN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW' . . -. . Roxboro, N C. : . . . Practice wherever services are ' re quired. , - ' ' - f '- ' C. S. WI STEAD W. T. BBDSHEB Winstead & Bradsher ; ATTORNEYS AT X AW, . . . . Roxboro, N . C Special attention givn to Pederal practice both in the ; State asd at Washington. .Attend regularly the Anrts of Person and Caswell.. AU business trusted to our care will receive prompt attention. Y We publish a lithographed catalogue of Car cl' .tfi squares, Portieres and act desierns in nanH m :xico, Bermuda. Cuba. W r v. . V A., -. i: i t D COL. GUN I INGHAM . 5 - GHOSFN PRFQinFNT 0 F N EW BOARD OFAGRICULTURE T. K. BRUNER SUCCEED RAM sey As Secretary. .n Entire New Board Elected Plans for New Buildings Have Been Accepted, and the Matter Can be Taken up When Desired. The Directors of the State Board of Agriculture, new and old, held the initial meeti nor yesterday after noon in the office of the Agriculture Depart in ant. J. 0. XHatris resigned 'as presi dent of Vhe board nud Col. John 8'. CuniDghVas elected, to succeed him. ...t'"-x J -BtGrimes, .of Grimesland, nominating Col. Cuningham said: "I wish to nominate as chairman of the hoard a progressive, enterprise ing and successful business man a gentleman oT charactertalent ener gy and brains. Pie is" closely identi fied with the agricultural interests of North Carolina, a typical South- ern planter and one of the' largest tooacco growers 11; the, world. He is a man or great compass and power and as president of the North Car olina Agricultural Society he made a grand display of his magnificient executive ability, assuming the man agement of a pratical bankrupt in stitution, he gave us a Fair that was the pride of o.ir Stat. , a great finan cial and industrial success, . paying its premiums and redeeming past pledges I refer to the distinguished member from tihe Fifth district, the Hon. Jno. S? Ciiningharn." Cuningham was elected byaunanr urnous vote. In accentinsr. Colonel-Onnincdiafn a ' O thanked the board for the honor and declared that a great work was be fore, the board. North Carolina bad always been an agricultural State. In order to put it upon a high plane, wise thoughtful &nd earnest work on the part of the board was necessary. Zebulon B. Vance had always said the Lord loyed the farmer in every way. He was proud to see so many of the best men 'of. the State present and believed it mean L a new era in the State. Grady had said that the South was the coming section of th? Union. Today it was sought Jo have men of brams, energy , and capital come to the State from every section of the Union to unite with our peo in building up the State and develop ing her resources. To that end he pledged his best efforts. . J. C. L. Harris said that in behalf o the old board he reciprocated the sentiment just expressed and while the old board served with the hew there would be no fractional opposi tion. .They would remember only that all were North Carolinians and that her honor and fame were a com mon object. ; ; The members present ware:. Old Board W. C. Sprinkle of Marshall; - J. E. Joyce, Eeidsville; Howard Browning, Littleton; Hill E. King, of Eale'gh; J C. L. Harris, of Raleigh; J. D, Magltsby,; of White ville. -r'". 1 TV C ' T: " I ' New Board-?-J, S. Cuningham, of Cuningham; ' . D, L. ' Hart,i of Hartsease; W. D, Smith, of Godwin; R. H. J ones, Hal eigh, L. G. Waugh, of Dodson;-W. A. Graham of Mac pelah; J. J. Bailey, of Raleigh; A 'S:;'? .Dills, of Dillsboro;' J B. Cofield, ofi Ererett;W A CaPrt. f A; J. A. Stevens, ofv Goldshoro; J. C. Bunch, of Oak Ridge; G. TV Weston, of Biltmore; J. B. Grimes, of Grimes lend. . ' - After the reading of the miridtes of the last meeting J. C.' L. Harris called attention to the fact thatthe plans for a new building had been accepted and paid for aud the matter could be taken up by the, new board when desired, as the operation of the law prohibiting . the board from building had been suspended y the Assembly before adjourning. On motion the chair was instruct ed to appoint the -com rait tees te take charge of the various branches of work. The chair appointed Messrs. Oapehart, Cofield and grimes a Com uiittee on Fish and Fisheries, to con fer with United States authorities. On motion of Mr. Dills the chair was instructed to appoint a commit tee on immigration. ' Mr. Graham moved that when anv sample of fertilizer was found to he defective the purchaser be notified that he might take action. The matter wag- postponed until the next i meeting of the board. News & Ob r y A Competing. Line. t . . ' Richmond Va., rtMarclTll.A! Danville special to the 'Dispatch" say s it deyelopi there from - reliable sources that- the North and South Carolina railroad, recently chartered by the former Statey and which, it Was giyen out, was'to be a local road to develop copper mining . and mill ing interests, is really intended to connect the Atlantic and" Danville road and the Plant System. "The idea is to form a link across North Carolina that will give a system in competition with the Southern road, the Seaboard Air Line, and the At lantic Coast Line. .Mr. Newgrass, the owner of the Atlantic and Dan ville, is credited with being the prime mover in the new road and is said t6 be very heavily backed by English Capital. Glorious News. Comes from Dr. D, B. Cargile, of Washita, I. T. He writes : "Four bottles of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs. Bre wer of scrofula, which had caused her great suffering for years. Terrible sores would break out on her head and face, and the best doc tojs could give no help ; but her cure is complete and her health is excel lent." This shows what thousands have proved, that Electric Bitters is the best blood purifier 6nown.' It's tne supreme remedy foreczemai tet ter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils and runniDg sores. It stimulates lfver kidneys and boweW. expel poisons, helps digestion builds up the strength Only 50 cents. Sold bv J. D. Mor ris Druggist. Guaranteed. , Shot in a. Court Boom. RiCHMONDVa.:, March 13. A special to the Bispatcti from Bristol, Va., says that While ex-Congressman J ames A. Walker, contestant for the seat, of Judge Rhea,- in-,the Fifty Sixth Congress, was cross examining Rhea's witnesses he became involved in a quarrel with Wm. A. Hamilton, of counsel for Rhea. ; Walker shot Hamilton in the ahdomehl and Ham iltoirmay die. Walker was shot - in the ar ji and shoulder, but not I seri ously wounded. He and one of -his friends here haye heen arrested.: c " v .- - '.-' Before thq discovery of One Mins ute Cough Cure, ministers were great ly disturbed by coughing; congrega tions. 'No excuse for it now.' W. R Hambrick &Co. - SVlakes the food more ROYAL BAKING GENERAL GOMEZ IMPEACHED OfHca of -' Commander in-Chief of Cuban Army Abolished-" U avast ,v, March' 11. A trmeu dous. ensationas -created in Havana this evening by the announcement that Gomez had been deposed as jorhnr.inder.in chief x)f the- Cuban army hy - ? he .A.sserhW?;- '?Af ter a long debate u: was , decided bv a vote of 2 6 to 4 lb at Gomez be degraded ai.e t lie office of commander in chief be abolished, the Assembly - assuming such powers. With one exception, members of the Assembly caller Gomez a 'raitcr. Genera! Lacret declared ihar Gomez should be court martialed .it.d shot. - The majority. of indign-i'r against the assembly, .arid were Americans not in control, Cu bans would-be fighting one another. Ninety-two political . club3 topight passed resolutions upholding nGomez and attacking the Junta: PatrioHcat whicb;is 'charged 'with esponsibility for -.the. present, situation.' These clubs wnll eatablish a "party entitled Siga Patriotica, electing Gomez Pres ident. , ' : " Gomez was in Havana this even- ing and said: "I have done my duty to Cuba. ' The people, not the As sem b ly, vi 1 1 i u dge me" . Discovered by a "Woman. 'Another reat discovery has been made, and that too, by a lady in the country. - Diseases fastened ita clutches upon- her and for seven years she withstood its severest tests but her vital organs were undermined ana deatn seemed imminent. For three years she coughed incessantly and could not sleep. She finally dis Covered a way to recovery, bv. pur chasing of us a bottle of Dr. King's JNew Discovery for Consumption, and vas so mucii relieved on taking first dose, that she slept all night,; and with two bottles, nas been absolutely, cured Her name is Mrs: Luther Lutz " Thus writes W. C Hamnick & Co., -f Shelby, N. C. Trial bottle free at J. D. Morris -Drug Store. Regular siz- 50 cents and $1.00. every bottle guaranteed. v Losses by the Army. . Washigtot, March 14. The followrjag statement has been issued showing the total number of deaths reported to the adjutant general's of fice between May 1, 1898, and Feb ruary 28, 1899: , Killed in action, 329; died of wounds, 125; died of di sease, 5,277. Total 5,731 ' -'m . ; As the season of v the year when pueumonia,' la grippe, sore throat, coughs, colds, catarrh, bronchitis and lung tioubles are. to bp gcarded against, nothing '.'is a fi ne substitute" or will "answer the purpose,"' or " is ujust as good" as One Minute Cough Cure. : That is i the one infallible remedy for all lunjg, throat ; or brOn chial troubles. Insist vigorously upon haying it if "something else" is offered you.v W. E. Hambrick & Company ' . - , - . : , . ; r , ' --''' - - -rfv.----v : Every one interested in nice sta tionery should examine the new line just opened at Morris' Drug Store. It positively surpasses any line yet placed on this market and the priced will surprise alL, Morris is at home now and will be very glad to wait oh you. s . , 7 2t; Great works Are performed not by strength, but by pergeryance. John- mm delicious and wholesome POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Rev. E.- Dd wards, pastor .of the English Baptist Church., at. Miners'- ville, Pti.r when sufferinv witb'"rtieu matism, was advised to try Chamber-' lain s Pain Balm. He says : . vA few applications of this liniment proved of w'reat service to rae..' It 'subdued ine inuammatian and relieved the .; pain. Should any sufferer profit -by .'. gibing -.Pain-Balma trialtwill please; me." For sale by Wl R. Haulbrick & Co. - Murderer Traced 12,600 - Miles v Little Rock, Ark., March, 1L Sheriff W. A. Grace, of Oakland..' Cal., yesterday arrested a man named J. Caldwell, at Jensen, Ark., who'Js ' wanted in Oakland for the murder of Dr. Clark on Jamfary 3d. "Grace had tracked Caldwell-12,500" miles T he best medicine money can buy for impure blood, nervousness, " and i all stomach and kidney- troubles is" c" tiooa s oarsaparilla. , it is now time to have your bicycle, put in shape for :the Spring. I am ". preparea to aoi;tne ; work and ; save -you'ihoney on it. Come early , and be ready to use vour wheel. W r ; . J, D. Morris: t, : I mm m 'ft;' - - i v'" The Bicycle season will soon be open. Now is the vtime to look. Our '99 samples of v, ...r Ramblers $35 & 40 Crescent 25 & 35 Ideals $25 Colton . $20 .. - -'.:...'.'.. are now on exhibition, and the price within the reach of every one. ;v. ' AT - MOREIS' Drug Storier COLE & HOLLADAY Photographers. . f i '- " "' Gallery open Every Friday and Saturday of each week, over R. J. Hall's Harness Store.- " ' " v drenJ You can do so by. taking out a life " policy witi the Peoples' Mutual Ben-' lt evolent Association of North i Oaro- C lina, the cheapest -insurance . known, - and yet as good as any. "" - You can't ' afford to be without profectienhen v'v you can get it so cheap and -life be- ing so uncertain.. - x.. - : It is a duty you owe .your family -to se one of our -agents and put - in; x vour application a't once. Onrnffi- cers for the Person division are as follows: "-r V Vv; John R. 'Sims, President. ; J S. Bradsher, Sec-Treas.' -. H. J.-Whitt,- V " w.-u. jb. Mewell, Directors - D. W. Bradsher, ) : J. H. T. Baker, Diy. Agent. xm. u, wagstau, Ob 3 Carver, r