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NOELL BROS., Proprietors. HO LIE FIRST:IABROAD NEXT. 01.00 Per Year in Advance. Vol. XVI. ROXBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Wednesday' Evening, April 19, 1899. No. 16. 1 Paying Double Prices for everything is not pleasant, is it? But that s what you are B doing, if you don't buy here. Did you think it L possible to buy a $50.00 Price, $18.75. cicycic tor 5,10.751 vat- V alogue No. ' 59 tells all & about Bicycles, Sewing Machines, Organs and Pianos, t What do you think of a fine 5 V suit OI vioming, mauc-io-yuur-V measure, guaranteed to fit and f 1 . V . V express paid to your station V for $5.50? Catalogue No. 57 V shows 32 samples of clothing V and shows many bargains in V Shoes, Hats and Furnishings. , V Lithographed Catalogue No. V 47 shows Carpets, Rugs, Por-. I tiercs and Lace Curtains, in hand-painted colors. We pay Freight, sew carpets free, ana V furnish lining without charge. f What do you think of a Solid Oak Dry-air Fam ily Kefrigera- tor for 3.qs? It is but one of over 8000 bar- gains contained in our Gen- A eral Catalogue of Furniture and Household Goods. We save you from 40 to 60 Eer cent, on every thing. Why uy at retail when you know & of us? Which catalogue do & you want? Address this way, & 'Price, $3.05. JULIUS HINES & SON, Baltimore, Md. Dept.909.? IT. LUNSPORD, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, .... Roxboro, N. C W. H. B. Newell Watchmaker and Jeweler, Roxboro, N. C. Dr. E.J.Tucker, SURGEON - DENTIST, Office upstairs in W. J. Johnson &, Co's new building. .... Roxboro C. ... HOTEL DOWDY, Roxboro, N. C. R. H. DOWDY, Proprietor. The best Hotel 011 the border of N. C. or Va. Table supplied with the best. Your every waut supplied it in the power"The Old Mn.M BOONE & BRYANT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, . . Durham, N. C Always attend the Superior Court of lrson county, aud will go there .r ich other times as the business of nts demand C. T. WILLSON & CO. , .General Insurance Agents,.. . . .Roxboro, N. C Life, Fir6, 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. Oulce over Louis Goodfriend's store. J. S. MEKI1ITT. WM. D. MERR1TT IWlerritt & Wleriitt, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, .. ..Roxboro, N. C...... Practice in all the State and Federal Courts. Special attention given to 1 and Orange counties. V. vv KITCHIN, A. P. KirCHIN. KITCHIN & KITCHIN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Roxboro, N. C Practice quired. wherever services are re- C.S. WIJSS1KAD W. T. BRHP8HEB Winstead & . Bradsher, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, .Roxboro, N. C Special attention given ; to Federal practice, both in the State aird at Washington. Attend regularly the Courts of Person and Caswell. : All business intrusted to our care will receive prompt attention," COLE & HOLLADAY, Photographers.; V, Gallery open Every Friday and Saturday of each week, over R., J. HalPs Harness; Store, J j V 5 T Cityirectory. LAWTON HURRIES TOWARD MANILA. FLYING FORCE'S QUICK RECALL. A BIG FILIPINO AB1IY AP PBAESNBAB THE PASIG. CAPTURED LAND SURRENDERED JLiawton Declares , That 100,000 Soldiers Are Necessary to Pacify the Islands Hard to Fight Guer rilla Fashion. . Manila, April 17. Major Gen et el Lawton's Lake expedition has been ordered to Manila and ,is now returning. All the territory taken by hini is to be evacuated and the captured launches will be returned to their former owners from whom the Fili pinos took them. SAYS 100,000 MEN ABE NEEDED. General Lawton authorized the statement at Paete this morning that in the present prospect 100,000 troops will be neceesary to pacify the islands. The difficulties are those of fight ing large bands guerrillas in a trop ical country. With his brigade he' could force his way from end to end of the islands, if he had not to hold the ground traverse J, for leaving garrisons behind soon ate up his forces. He regretted having to evacuate the territory had taken. BIG FILIPINO ARMY NEAft MANILA, Manila, April 16. During the absense of Major General Law ton's expedition to the Santa Cruz d?sti;ct oh the southeastern side-of Laguna de Bay, the insurgents have been concentrating at the Northern end of the lake, near Pasig. The American scouts report that several thousand are already there. General Lawton's expedition is now on its way back. The telegraph wires to Malolos are down, but matters are quiet with Major General Mac Arthur. TROOPS WANT TO QUIT MANILA. Washington,.!), C, April 18. The desire of the volunteers to re turn to this country from Manila is evidenced in a report which shows that of those who have been offered opportunity to re-enlist, with the offer of a bonus in travel pay of over $500. Only about 7 per cent, will accept. The volunteers desire to come home by organizations. Gen eral Otis has been disapproving all applications for discharges. Ma djrid, April 18. Gen. Rios, Spain's principal commander in the Mo. Philippines, cables that J flfio has rrr-o n tart h i rr u oaro rr nflnpr. -uic c,t-nw nnA nnt-Vio nffi. - - nor rohnm.o 9 cenHmtr Affninft rfn ' with a letter demanding the libera tion of the Soanish prisoners in the : . : name of humanity and international law. T iL y . - j. , In the event of a refusal the Com- mi5cirnoTa wil I ' aalr A or nai rial fin for a definite decision in order that they may acauaint the civilized world wun ms aMuuue., vrcunai xwuo empowered them to offer to Bartender to'Agninaldo 1600 Mlipiao prisonsrs who have been placed at the Spanish commander's disposal by General Otis. , ; , ' . : If you want a first-class , shoe, either man or woman's at LowPia- ures call on O. TVWilison& Co:. REPUBLICANS lOOO FIGHT: - . -I and . Hobart as The j McKinley ' Ticket.' Washington, April 17 Appar ently Governor Koosevelt will not be a canditate for the Presidency or the vice Presidency in 1900. Senator Piatt has pledged his support to Mc Kinley. through' Senator, and the Republican delegation in 1900 from the Empire State will be delivered to McKinley and Garret A. . Hobart will have no opposition for nomina tion in next year's campaign if Ho bart is a candidate. BAD BEEF AS A MENACE. Charles Emory Smith says there is only or. e speck on the horizon the controversy over "embolmed beef." This, however, he thinks will - be wafted away by the first favorable wind. ; Senator Piatt says the question of expansion has already been settled by expansion itself, and that it cannot hereafter be made a party question. The Republican convention in 1900 will not take place until the latter part of July, after the Demo cratic and Populist gatherings have been held. Senator Hanna, chair man of the Republican National Committe, is averse to a long can vass. : ' 0 The Executive Committee of the Republican National Committee will be held in Washington soon. . Glorious Kews. Comes from Dr. D, B. Cargile. of Washita, I. T. i He writes : Four Mrs! BlewerVf scrofula, which had caused her great suffering for years, Terrible sores would; break out on ner read and face, and the best doc KKSrS lent ". This shows what thousands have proved,- that Electric Bitters is the best blood purifier known. It's running sores. It stimulates liver ' . , , . kidneys and bowels, expel poisons, helps digestion builds up the strength wuiy uv, ocuu8. oum uy u. xv. ns Druggist. Guaranteed. Made Sear Admirals. Washington, April 15 The na val orders to-day announce the pro motion to the rank of Rear Admiral of Sampson, S chley and Farquahar, the latter in command of the Nor folk Navy Yard. This is under the o Derations of the personnel act, and has no reference to war service. London, April 15 Special des- patches fromMadrid says the Duke of Arcos, the late Spanish Minister f Movinn onrt whn marri Miaa Virginia' Lowery of Washington, has oeen aesignaieu aa opanisu .moas- Rheam, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapp sadorat Washington. ed hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Discovered by a Woman. Another great discovery has been made, and that too, by a lady m the countrv. Diseases fastened its I 1 1 Vakm ' -A A., a.. woara oho wit.hnf:nrtd it.a aAVfrAQt. t.PQf.a I . . . ' t j ... j: . . : .3 i r v s-k vjt m irvn n nrnffi vv n k v vn v w-i UCl yiwiuigauowcio uuuwmmcu and death seemed imminent. For chasing of us a bottle of Dr. King's Wew Discovery for Consumption, and Laa ao much Jeiieved on taking first nli- 11 with two bottles, has been aD80iuUly curea. ner name is jurs. ' jjuiner & fo.'. cf Shelbv. N. C. Trial bottle . j. D. . Morris Drag Store. : Regular size 50; cents and" f 1.00. every uutu guaiuuu. ;, WAAt once, one or two thousand, feet of seasoned oak or hickory lumber, 8iTe 4ix4i and 3z3. Address, giving dui, ; - - : . - L : Jeogtob icb ubusheb lu, 1 . 4t. Durnam, XS. U three years she coughed incessantly- niht for the second time recently, war and were undisturbed, some Llw.t te?;onhiyr: One of the thieves lefthis hat, which even coufmning t, dischargea paVt Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ROYAL BAKING POWDER THE SAMOAN MATTER WHAT THE ATTACK MEANS. ALL OVERTOPS ALL SUBJECTS IN THE MATTER. DAILY ONSLAUGHT ON CABINET The Aim Is to Discredit Von Buc low. Prejudice j Public Opinion Against the United States, and Thus Defeat the Meat-Idspectlon Berlin, April 15. The Samoan question continued to overtop all others during the week. Sj much so that' the interest in the subject has even seized the masses. The most remarkable feature of the affair is united, daily onslaught maae by the entire Agrariac, Anti-Semite, and part of the Conservative and National-Liberal press on the Cabi- pet, and especially on the Minister of Foreign affairs, Baron von Buelow, ;a o-n-ori rUVi friirwin. vaccillating policy and yielding too much too "British insolence and Yankee impudence." ' A reSular campaign of abuse,, has been opened against the leaders in foreign politics,; many of the. utter aQCe3 being of unusual vigor and venom for Gerress ; condition, '8 learned on good authority mat the aim of this is to discredit Baron , . -. . M opinion ana tteictistag against the United States, and thus defeat the meat-inspection bill, which is CODsidered by the Agrariaus to be , . , , harmful to Germany interests. It is added that Friday's 'interpel atioh of the government in the Reichstag on tne Samoan question and, Baron von Buelow's reply were intended as a test of strength be tween the two contending parties. as Baron von Buelow, as well as the Cabinet, which. is more or less sway- eu .fl81 uPf j I 1 . i . 'J .1 1 J.I. a . BUCklen'S Arnica SalVO. The Best Salve in the world for flnfr. Rrniafls Snrp.B 'TT ppn- Salt. Skin eruptions, and; postively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guart. anteed to ffive"DerrJCt satisfaction or m0ney refunded Price 25 cents per tffio- iw ooio v j Da Mnma I Jumped" in the River. ir,TmA"Vr n ; A.:i 117 Unnmr tivi. iv i i mm m m r- i w : xv, x,. r Berman's store was broken'into last was recognized. warrant was sworn out for him, but upon seeing L? i ',,o ..v t: LU UAUUCJr fc"c jrfvJ." Gooden..took.leK toold Virginia. uvuiing w ou iuki uc ow w .'. .i..-,. i T-TTu a a 'X lnto the nTO ?d drowned. H is th Qr womjm who can eat a good hearty meal .without sunenpg uwwuu. xx yuu connau A Chapel Hill with an authorized u6 j- r : rorius 1 w.namunus vo. , . . c CO., NEW YORK.1 - COMING TO WILMINGTON. She Will Be Thero v Between the ; : Wa shington April 18. Joseph - McAllister, chairman of the commit- . tee of the Philadelphia " Municipal . PJmmnit oallAfl urihh' nhViPr Philn,f?.l phians, at the Navy Department . tuuay iu request inau tue xxaitiu ue , directed to participate in the Dewey Day celebration May 1st. A piomise' ?: had" already been given that the . Kaleigh would be ordered' to Phila delphia for the Grant Monument ceremonies April 26, and the com mittee wanted her to stay over. The ; request was granted . , Secretary Long today directed that after the Philadelphia ceremonies the Raleigh should proceed to WiU f mington, N. C, the nearest port to the Raleigh's namesake city, to re- ceive a girt or siiyer plate, one win leave there in time to reach Charles ton May 10, for the local peace jubi-' lee. She will leave Charleston May , 14 for the place selected for repair- her. . J 1 y - - Big Whiskey Combine. - t Chicago Ills", April 16; A spe ' cial to the Daily News from " Louis- ville, Ky., says, ; the " most r gigantic .; liquor combination ever engineered - ama.fiamation of whiskey and uistiuery inLerests -wicn an umieu capital'" of, $200,000,000 will be . i i . xi..'. i n . i l. - wuen tue men now controlling ne Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company finish arrangements for the purchase and absorption of nearly j i-n e u- i United States. Secretary Alger Home Again, WASHiNGT0N,.April. 17. Secre- . tary Alger returned this; afternoon' from a trip through Cuba and Por-; to Rico. He expressed himself de-; ngntea with nis experience and pro- phesied great things for the islands. w w - - : In an interview he denied emphati- cally that he had any intent of. lav-1 ing the cabinet and that the Presi dent had never mentioned the ':snb- jecttohim. Consuls Will Return to Spain. - " Washington, April ' 1 7. The Secretary of State has decided to re- turn to their posts .in". ; Spain the United States consuls who were ..ka 'rtAnt kt fa ; I o I war. nil u la alms. vxll-llwm l uaviu u a "Pha onh.riTionlJT" nffinora moaflxr j, 7 . . .'. iemained in Spain throughout the; of their omcial duties. They : "will also be continued in the. service. . . .". - - Spain intends tO D0 UOrdUU. . ' Madeid, Apnl 17-DnkeD'Arcosf naa oeen uesignateu opanisn jjiinis- . . m , -. .. . ?I J : g immea,aleiy wlthhw staff. Senor Silvela con-" tcuxpu xcuuimuS uiiu reia- uonsvmn me unueu o tares. bankha3 been - organized at -tol ef v f si no nno n.i junan d. uarr w prmsatv