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TO THE COMING RALEIGH. Hello there, Raleigh! - Hello, come in, : ; To the sound of guns And the merry din Of a million people Glad to get You in once more Out of the wet. . v Where haye you been so long? Where what? Out on a lark To give Spain a swat?" Oh, yes! that's so. And didn't you do A rasr-tsme dance To the Ked, White and Blue, All around the bay Where the Spanish ships Got their first of their real American tips? Well, we should smile. And there isn't a mark To show that you were ever On a lark. And Spain? Where's she? Ask of the cracks In the floor of the sea. Aud you benged away Where the Stars and stripes Are afloat today, And the Star-Spangled Banner Has come to stay. You seen you duly And you done it, too. And that's ona reason We welcome you. But there are hundreds more That speak in thunders As the cannons roar. So come right in; Take a chair; Sit down; Lay off our things; You'll own the town. Oh, good ship! Coming home Prom the rising sun, With the fight Of the East Where the light Was begun. Lift up your gray arms From the sea. To the hands at home. That are now Stretched out to welcome thee. FIGHT ON TRUSTS TO BEGIN. A Test to Bo Made on the Big Coal s and Coke Combination Formed in the Kanawaba Valley. Washington, April 11. By Ldi rection of Solicitor General Rich ards, with the' approval of Attorney General Griggs, a bill in equity has been prepared by United States At torney William E. Bundy, bringing action in the, United States: Circuit Court for the Southern ' district of Ohio against the Chesapeake & Ohio Fuel Company, Cincinati, and fifteen other companies or cornorations. , miners or producers an 1 shippers of coal or coke, for violation of the anti-trust act of July 2, 18901 In addition to thv Chesapeak & Fuel Company, the defendants in the case are given as follows: Donald MacDonal, the Robinson Coal Company, W. B. Johnson, the Kanawha Splint Coal Comp&ny, Car ver Bros. , Enoch Carver, Joseph R. Enshaw, receiver for the Big Black Band Coal Company, McCallistei & Company, Charlemore Coal Com pany, Mecca Cole & Coke Company, Chesapeake Mining Company, the Coalburg Colliery 'Company, the Montgomery Coal Company, Belmont Coal Company and Harris B. Smith, special receiver for the Lens Creek Coal & Coke Company. Philadel phia Record. For a quick remedy and one that is perfectly safe for children let us recommended One Minute Cough Cure. Its their endorsement tor croup, hoarseness, tickling in the throat and coughs. W. R. Ham- brick & Co. WASHINGTON'S VIEWS. Why Should the Negro Oppose Southern Whites in Politics? Tuskegee, Ala., April 10. Prof. Booker T. Washington, answering the request of a piominent colored man in North Carolina as to what should be done to allay the present conflict between the races, says : I have been asking myself lately some rather serious questions, and I want to put one or two of them to you. Is there auy reason why the negro in the South should continue to oppose the Southern white man and his politics? Is not this the Men of mettle is made mostly of brass. - - . ARE YOU 1 BANKRUPTinhealth, constitution undermined by ex ivagahce in eating, by disre garding the laws of nature, or physical capital all gone, if so, NEVER DESPAIR Tutt's Liver Pills will cure you. For sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, malaria, torpid liver, constipation, biliousness and all kindred diseases. Tutt's Liver Pills an absolute cure. - There is no need fof any one to suffer from t2 oo a i I CZD source of nearly all of our troubles? W. J. l. in JN. I. bun. Unconsciously we seem to have gotten the idea in our blood and T 1 J i ' A. t I - j. was reauiug au auverustsiiieub ui b0nes tnat we are only acting in a Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and , ' i ulC Wrrnhoa J - A Diarrhoea Remedy in the ter enterorise recently, which leads me to write this. I can truthfully say I neyer used any remedy equa to it for colic and cholera. I have neyer had to use more than one o two doses to cure the worst tJase with myself or children. W. A. Stroud, Pepomoke City, Md. For sale W. R. Hambrick & Co. white men with our votes. In some way, by some method, we must bring the race to the point where it will cease that the only way tor it to succeed is to oppose every thing suggested or put forth by the by Southern white men. "This I consider one of our real nroblems. I believe that there are eral." "No; har gown gtted so badly that Thei e is a providence in everything- evervthinsr works for the rz j o oest. when MES. JOB PER SON'S REMEDY can be bought of every merchant Person County. outhern Railway. THE -, ... STANDARD RAILWAY OPTHE SOUTH..... The Direct Line to all Points TexaSg Caliafornia, Florida, Cuba and Porto Rico. Otnctly First-Class Equip- ment on all Through and Local Trains; Pullman Pal ace Carsion all Night Trains; f ast ana aie acheduies. 1 ravel by the SOUTHERN and you are assured a Safe, Comfortable and Expeditious Journey. AP PLY TO TICKET AGENTS FOR TIME Ta BLES, RATES AND GENERAL. IN FORM A- TION, OB ADDRESS- R L. VERNON, F. R. DARBY. T. P.A., C. P&T. P., Chariot te, N.C Asheville, N. C. No trouble to answer questions. J -M. GULP, W. A. TURK, Traf. Man. G. P.A. Frank S. gannon. 3d v P & gen man WASHINGTON, D. C. Mitic ai inn an SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 8TH, 1898: No. 3 T. TIT JJLL. No. 1 A,. M. 6 40 '7 10 7 1 7 31 7 39 7 52 8 09 8 20 8 26 8 40 9 01 9 14 9 19 9 34 9 38 9 46 9 55 9 58 10 15 f 10 32 f 10 34 f 10 49 11 00 P. 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M. rnilw T"nilw Axrnftrt- C i , n 1 n w f Cfrvvta rn Anna Train service on the Buffalo Lthia Henderson, Raleigh etc.; at Emporia, ' Spring Branch operated between "with the the Atlantic Coast Line for, TnriA 1Kt.Vi-n.nf1 Op.tnViPr 1 fit. Tl.iP.Virririnfi : "PAt.ftraViTi-rcr nnd nil nnlnfa'- At Dauville with the tne Southern Sounth; at Norfolk with lines divergr- Ry. for all points South; at Dennis- ing for all points North East and ton Junction with the Norfolk & West. , , Western R- R- for Lynehburg, South ; . . Steamer "City of Chester" trahsfer Boston, Durham andall points on the through passengers and baggage to Durham division of the Norfolk & all connecting lines at Norfolk. . Western R. R.; at Jeffress vJunction Close connection made at Buffalo with the the Southern By. for Oxford Junction for Buffalo Lithia Springs. W. H. Taylor, Traffic Han. Chas. 0. Haines, -'Gen. Man thousands 01 wmte Democrats in North Uarolina who are nrty per cent better friends. to the negro than (4nvernor KusselJ. and 1 see no necessity in continuing to follow "WASHINGTON MOTELS Governor Russell, who has no power to protect, or, if be lias the power UlfTC IiniTCI? the hctel par excellence lliUUU liUUiJiJi of tbe capital, located In journeys, as in life, it is a great deal easier to ' 20 down hill than up. she couldn't restrain her grief hf we cease to continually and for- painted knPd panfaify refSmshe enough to be present. New York ever oppose them." Weekly. witnin one block of the While House, directly 4-rt Til mm wir "C i Jn t,.VilA I V t 4-w-r dees not exercise it, rather than these IlLIARDS HOTEL efi?eTa?: Other white men, who Can protect US able for its historical associatibna 'and long- . -. sustained riotjuiaritv. Kecentiv. renovated. ze- painted and partially refurnished, . NATIONAL HOTEL maJ8tEeSf; Mm (1 w a Greensboro, N. C. Rheumatism Cured, Miss Fnndart t.Tank. what do Mv wile has used Chamberlain's they mean when they speak of the Pain Balm for rheumatism with great ; , r relief, and I can recommend it as a oacK "une mat s never oeen nther hnnsehold use for wtnen we soaked." , have found it valuable, VV. J. Uuy ler, Rock Creek, Washington, patronized in iormer years by Presidents ana nign oinciais. Aiwajs a prime Wfl.1 favorite. better than ever. Opp.Pa, B. B. dep. Burtofn. Rebident Manager. - - These hotels are the principal political ren dezvous of the capital at all times, They i.re the best places at reasoname rates. o. G. staples; Proprietor. g. DewiTT, Manager. A word to the wise is sufficient" and a word from the wise should be m7. CriVtar 1. on. of the leading WHJSrT5i merchants of this village and one ot dies to travel for responsible, sufficient, but you ask who are the the most prominent men in this vie- established house in Person County. repeated experience of trustworthy Creek Herald.' For sale by persons may betaken lor Knowledge. Hambrick & Co. Mr. w. M. lerry says Chamberlain's Editor Red Monthly $65 and expenses. Position W. R. Steady. Enclose self addressed en velope, ine uominion uonipan. Dept; Y Chicago For all kinds of fruit, shade and ornamental trees,; vines, and plants. It is our aim to produce the very bpst in variety and grade of stock regardless of cost and wo sell as cheap as any jBirst-class Nursery can do business. Your patronage solicited; agents wanted. Greensboro Herd of Registered Poland China Hogs! ; This herd is composed :e premium stock, and evety pains taken to keep them up. at their high standard and I sell at about one-half the price that such stock is usually sold for, Single pig $6, pair $10, f. o b. cars here. 1 Jno. A. Young, Proprietor. I a Cough Remedy gives better satisfac- Its a wise man who knows his own tion than any other in the market. business. ne uao uecu m me urug ousiness an jBiiKion, jy., ior twelve years; nas r-JN L -.v edy and nearly all other cough med- ) J) SnA cines manufactured, which v shows -cosclusively that Chamberlain's ; is the most satisfactory to the people, .and is the best. For sale by W. R. .Hambrick & Co. nnn 9J i" Will cure Croup without fail. - ' 5 The best -remedy for whooping-cough; ' Poses small, v Price 25 cts. at druggists.-. WANTED Agents for "History of the Spanish-American War,?' by. Hop. Henry Watterson. A complete, au thentic history; illustrated with oyer LLJ richly colored pictures. Large royal octavo volbme,' superb outfit, post paid for only 50 cents (stamps taken). Most liberal terms given. The great est opportunity of the -year. Ad dress: THK WERIJER COMPANii Akron, Ohio i, Farmers, Attention ! I oa now on the Roxbproi Market SPEING OF 1899 With a l g list of first-class r Tobacco Fertlizers, from 18.50 r, per ton. . Comprising in part: :the followins: brands: - . . . Orinoco, Hyco, Richmond, Premium and Gilt Edge, Owl Special, Viuco, Bob White, and Peruyian Mixture, Va. High Grade, BakersV Standard, Columbia Soluabl3, Columbia High Grade, Zeils Tobacco Fertilizer and other brands. You will not go wrong to use any of these fertilizers for tobacco and other crops. Most of. these brands i have been used- for years in this and adjoining counties with much satisfaction and success. ' Gallon...:.. .; A T ITiicjK :At C. T.WiUson KJJ. Vyj-'W w w .... f ... :,v,., - k... ?. viwwv o. wiviv V
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