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Section One Tuesday, Sept., 13 1HDH
TBS EXMCCPATIC TICKET.
FOK JUlHiKSSUl'EKloKCOUHT
First District George II. Brown Jr
of Beaufort.
Second District
-Henry it. Hryan, of
Craven.
Fifth District Thonia:
Guilford.
Sixth District-Oliver
.1. SI
of
II. Allen, of
Lenoir.
Seventh District Thomas A
o' Robeson.
McNeill I
Eleventh District--VV. A
Lincoln,
FOK OoNtiKF.SS
Third District -Charles K.
link
Thorns,
of Craven.
FOR SoUUTI'oIt,
Second District W. K. Daniel,
Halifax.
Ft lit SENATE.
Stli Distric t. I. A. Hryan, of Ciuv
W. !). Suggs, of Ijrnoir.
if.
The sympathy of the entire coun
try will go out to (ieiierul Joseph
Wheeler, in the sad bereavement he
lias suffered, in (he recent drowning
of his son at Montauk I'oint.
POrCLlSTS HAVE NO LEADER.
If l lie rial 1'opiilists of Noil ti
(Jarolina, Ihorc who are Populists
hicanse Ihey be!icc in the prnie:
ph-s of Populism, who have no pe-
1 1 ii'ia 1 otlicc, nor are seekers if
oIliccB, if these kind of Populism
would stop and consider their pres
ent situation, they would discover
that they have no real leader of
their political faith in this .Stale. : main at home, to rope with life in
Some Populists might say to this, I the way of making a decent liveli
why Marion Butler, Dr. Thompson honl.
or Hurry Skinner are our leaders. i
Hut are any of tin so men really
and in fact leaders of Populism,
practicing what I hey preach, and
living to the pai ty faith, blameless
and worthy disciples of the tine
principles of l'opul sin ': j
A little investigation as to the,
standing of these leaders will be in -;
structive and profitable, and may
show to sincere Populists that they i
are moving along, blinded as to
their true political status, as reple
ad ted by these leaders.
Marion Butler has stood for Popu
lism, nceived as an honest leader,
but today his various political dick
ers are so well known, his fusion
with Uussoll and his efforts to get
oo-operation with Democrats, these
actions really discredit Marion But
ler with every Populist.
Dr. Cyrus Thompson, while he
has uot been so free in h ia over
tures to every one, an Ins friend
Marion Butler, )et Dr. Thompson
holds oflice not by Populist votes,
but by negro votes and ho is an
advocate aud supporter of Russell
ism. Populism has no clause in its
articles of faith, which declares fm
ltueeellism, nor reeks its own ad
vancement by negro supremacy.
To say that Harry Skinner i
aincere leader of Populism, a pn -feasor
of its tenuis, would border
od tho ridiculous, for while he mav
control tlie political machinery (J
lb Populist party, bo ia very far
from practising anything in the way
of Populism.
Harry 8kinucr ia in cloae political
-J affinity with Senator I'rltchard, a
Uiwart IlopublicaD, and it needs no
argument to prova that Populism
. and BrpaUicaoiam bava nothing in
ooaanoo.
U can thoi be totti tho Popnlista
of North Carolina are being led bj
llarrt Skinner,, o oonlrola their
political aiichinerj, and who neee
their eotea M adfapoe IkpublioaD
intereU, at the same time keepiajt
limaolf la eflloo. ; ,
Are PopoliiU golot to be led fa
' tide way, to glre their eopport to a
party etrlotly Inlmloal to Popnilinf
The Populist tl North Carolina,
tm!y, are without a kaJer, and 'to
f. How tho Insiractiont f Harry
I'm inner, moans for them to act end
Jive contrary to their viry bnlitf
aiid peroOoe, agaioi their borne la
ureate, beanies huildinj up a party
wlticb strengthens iiaelf at the ex
pellee of the PopoluU.
RICH AMD rOOH AJtB TBIIiT
KNXD. Ut not the rich think their
wealth is a protection and safe
guard, nor the poor imagine them
selves iudepeudont and iu do du
ger from negro supremacy, for both
mutt sutler from it.
The rich tuau or landed proprie
tor, ttie poeseseor of reu'.abie prop
city is constantly menaced, the
value of his property in uncertain, ,
and us. produciug power is eyer a ;
question of uncertainly, if tiegro
supmnacy prevails.
h if possible for the rich mini to
htcp and pel haps mci ease Ins wealth
under negro rule, but he cannot do
eo w lihuut accepting and acknow
edging the i(uahtv e. tlie negro.
Hut in saving Ins wealth, in pr
serving his property, lie loses I
own self-respect, he lowers bis d
nity and degraded li is man hood .
INo greater obstacle to Hie prog- I
ress of the poor man in life can be j
found than for such a poor man toj
be under the mleof'.lie negro, oi ,
live in a community where negro
control sets its stamp upon the gov
ernment iif allairs.
Tim poor man pays a school t .
the ino.t of winch gots to pay fot
the schooling of Ins uel'o neighbor
children, giving them a linger
school term than Ins own cliioli'ei:
i ei'en c.
Tlie negro child tiiiia reo-ives"
longer, and lln-i efui c a ni ne h.-iic
liila I si'hooi i ng Until the while chtl.!.
This mi pel loi I i n e.liica: ion hi.s ,
de pi cubing i n ll i n nee n urn i he p...i
white mar. w ho Iran had to ftiuggie
to maintain his fuiiuli, pay In
tixon, raise Ins i'.unilv, a .d Ins clnl -drcn,
tlnough the adverse laws,
through legi.slation made ly the
negro, lind when entering life f i
themselves. Unit they are seiim-lv
handicapped by tlie neyro, nd he
neath him in ways of provision to
make, the tight for a livelihood.
The poor while man must pay his
tax, the no n i mav pay a tax, but
his proportional hem-Iks therefrom
arc largely in excess of the while
man s.
The rich white, man may lose
rents, may havo his property depre
ciated in value, ilnotigh negro rule
in his town and county, but, the
poor white man linds himself a
drudge through life, and leaves his
children in no position, if
they re-
There is no escaping the results
for negio supremacy is too danger
ous a condition for white men to
live iii;!t-r, inl is one which they
m i I hei can nor will submit to.
KlLGO-CLARH MATTER.
'1 h is act ion of t he 'I rustc es end.
i he whole n atter. 1 1, should not be
.igai ii hrou g h t u p. To bring it up
again rails in 'pieMinn the litircH
and competency of I he Trustees,
and raises a question of their inoial
character. () f t hei r com petence to
determine simple iUestioiiB of fid
and their readiness to do right there
ran he no sane doubt. And to say
that they have not acted justly is to
charge them with a mi ntal blind
ness and a moral obtusene.SH of which
only the ignorant Hid vicious are
capable, which no one may do.
Biblical Recorder.
ritical Time
During tlie Hat tie of
Nnntlngo,
SH k (ik WELL, A HUSH NIGHT
AND I) A V .
Tho Packers at th Battle ef aaatiaie
4a Ceka Were All Have. Their
Bereie I farts la Ottttaf Aaamaal
tlea aae Battaai ta the Treat Savsa
tie Bay
V. K. I'.i'Ti iH. of psrk-traln No. S,
writing from Santiago de Cuba, on July
Urd, says: "We all had diarrhoea In
more or less violent form, when we land
ed we had BO lime In see a doctor, for it
waa a case of raeli aoj rash night aad
day to keep the troops supplied with
emwioaftloa tad rations, bat thank t ta
Chamber lala's Colic, Cholera aad Ulat
rboea Itemed y, era were tlU lo keep at
work sad keep oar health) la fact, I sla
cerely believe that at see critical lime
tale Mtdlcine wee the ladirect tavloer of
oar anay, for If the parsers had bee
aaahle lo wetk I here would have been
ae arty of gelling tafiplk to (be froat
There were ae roads that a wafoa trala
could use. My comrade aad myself bad
the good fonaot ia Uy la supply of
this tMdkdne for oar peck-trala before
we left Taftipe, aad ! k bow la foe r eaaee
It absolutely saved life." ' . -,
The lve letter waa wrlttea u the
avsmfsrlarert of this mefllclee, the
t'lim!wrtla M 'Heine Ce tm ftMa,
a. fut sale fcy F. . Duffy,
TBI UrCBUCAJI'S rSAHS-
sasrsix.
The familiar atorj ol Mr. Shel
ley' "Freckenelein," ia the moat
complete illustration today of iba
while Republican's political poailion
with the negro in Koith Carolina.
'"Frankenstein" the created, tho
servant, becomes i licenced at his
creator, and while he doe not de
stroy the master, he makes his life
worse thau death, destroying his
loved friends, and making his mas
ter seek x put out of existence the
creature of his own creating. Thus
with the white Republican of North
(jarolma
Seekiag the dark ways, the science
of pol,iiel creatiou, iu order to de
xelup political Bervant. he has
,IUide the negro his social companion,
has taught him and petted him
wiin promisee, urvtil the negro has
Ucome more cunning in polities
than his master, the white Republi
can. What more natural than that the
servant thus taught and nurtured,
should feel his political equality,
,jiat wlell tne tl rat interference
C0Ilu.8i w,en promises made are
broken, that the negro rit.es against
, iL, 1)1U. i; ,,'iblican , once his mas
ter in ()olnics now Ins brother, ami
distroys uot the U'-publicau master,
not the party itoelf but every fond
ambition, every party precedent
whicn the white Kepuulicaii has
held dear aud sacred ''.
The negro vote, liO.UOt), rises to
confront and confound the white
Republican cf North Carolina.
The " Frankenstein" with a
k now h dgu and cu lining, but v i thou i
a control of his passions, violates tin
hi and order which his muster
would have him observe for de
cency's sake, but. ''Frankenstein
felling the power, tilled with r -veiig
, evades his pursuing crcatoi,
aid wicks havoc and ruin not upo:
nis master, but upon innocent per
sons. The negio says "please take youi
hands olT, we furnish the vote,''
and the white Republican looks on
helnlcfs, his once obedient voter ha?
Incline Ins master, and neilhei
cuis'-s nor tcais, threats or promises
now touch the political creature
who through some instinct of awe
foi bears to lay violent hands upon
the one, the white Republican, who
has taught him litis knowledge ol
his own, the negro's, power, but
who causes devastation all around.
The Republican's "Frankensti in"
is abroad, the name of the party re
mains, but scattered aie Us hopes,
its possibilities of good, itsprospicts
cf siieo es, its wislus for rule and
order, and only can the political
creature thus loosened be put down
made powerless to overthrow social
order and law, by the White Men of
Noi th Carolina.
Can any White Man violate his
Anglo-Saxon birth right, by not
s eking to put down tins ''Frank-
enstei II
RECORD Or JOHN E. rOWLER
We have been lately searching Ihe
Congressional Ololie anil records of the
Fifty-Kiflh Congress to see if wc could
rind anything the present Hepresenta
live In Congress from the Third North
Carolina District has done, or al tempted
lo do, for t lie people of this district and
Inasmuch as he is candidate for re
election, we feel at liberty lo irive
the benefit of our researches to the Dis
trict. Taking ihe entire record of the Kifty-
Kiflu, or present Congrean, including Ihe
en Ira sesilou anil the tint regular tea
lion, nearly the entire llec rd, Il imuh
to us, l tilled np with whal Mr. Fowler
did not do.
A brief and comprehensive synopsis ol
Ida Congressional career taken from the
records aa follows:
"He obtained leave of absence six
t linen, made a one minute speech in
favor of appropriating fifty millions of
dollara for the Spanish War; Introduced
two petitions which were pigeonholed
in (be uaual wsv, anil also Introduced
four bills, one of local Interest and the
others prlvaie claims, nons of which ever
rrsppeareil from the rommillee to which
they were assigned.
Instead of vnltng agilnal th burden
tome and Inhiullous Dlogley Tariff Law,
which Is the highest Protective TarlO
law ever put upoa the consumers of the
country, be dodged, aa the Record shows
being marked "present and not vo
ting "
"The facts caa be verlfled from the
lecords.
"What there Is la this record lo com
mend itself lo the people of Ihe Third
District we fail to are.
"We aeed aa able active, energstlc.
aggressive Hepreeeafatlve la the Fifty
itiith Cong me, oae who la able aad
loqnsBi, aad who will, apoa the floor
aad la (be coasmJuee roosaa, aae that
s n prop i lei km s are atade for the dial riot.
who mOt de soeethln f the dWrlct,
aad who ltt be eevteat elply le draw
his salary.
"8ch a ataa the Deatoefallo part
preeeali lo the people ef the dletrlct la
the lloa. Char lea R. Thoeaaa, Re eoeal
aee for Coagreee.
-Hie record ae a tree frU-ad of the
people, aad If fetor o( Diver Colaagf,
ad la efpoaiilwa U Treate aad
ssoeopollea, la aaaseallabte aad aatar
aUbed. ,".--; -t e'", '' '
tM the people elect hisa by aa over
whelming eoe aad they will have e
fUperetallvf whs) will be (red to lb at
aad snake ftreord ef wake lhy It) be
'ptod.""-JoeUre I'regreee,
SUPPORTS 1LGER.
Tks Men tats Abj Attack.
Upon His Secretary.
No Mere Jlto to be Mastered Oat
Oae Haadri-4 Thousand Needed.
Hawaii to he I ed fur Re
serve '(roups. Havaaa
Must he Vacated.
Washington, September 8, It was
given out officially ibal Ihe 1'rerideot
ordered Secretary Alger lo personally
visit and inspei i every camp aud hos
pital where llitnc Hie volunteers, and
that the duty wns considered so urgent
that Secretary Alger would not accom
pany the President mi Ids vacation.
Whatever mav be Ids opinion of the
sub ordinate in the War Department, it
is certain Unit tlie President does not
attach the sliijliiest blame lo Secretary
Alger for any ol tlie mismanagement in
handling supplies for the army. So
strong a position ha.- the President taken
in this matter Unit some of his friends
are blaming him for receiiliirg every
attack made upon Secretary Alger, as If
it were personally ma le upon himself.
MiimI Hrrvf Iht-lr lluit.
No more legimenls sie lo tie mustered
out (ol service, unless for some spocial
reason, toi some months That is the
answer to I lie increasing demand of th
privates in ihe volunteer regiment lo tie
allowed to go home anil resume, their
regular oi eiipations, which Ihey were
willing to give up lo tight for the coun
try, liariisun il n r y is nut enticing to
many of the men, but inasmuch as they
signed enlistment papers which hound
them for two years, or any portion of
that time the government might desire
to keep lliein, Ihey will have lo grin and
bear il. According to piesent plans,
more llnui inOucO of the volunteers are
to lie kioit in service for an Indefinite .
pel iml
Hi. u nil ,Ih ii .IntM llit.'.
Although the ordeiiug of troops to
Hawaii j. said by War Depni tui-. nt ollic
iala to lie with nit special cigiiilicaiice.
there nre rettson- lor the belie! that the
sold ie is are to lie theie held in reserve
for Use either In Die Philippines, or in
Samoa, where tiouble may Matt at al
most any time. It is hiined in military
circles that as- many as 10,1100 troops
may lie placed iu iUiii'ti-rs at Honolulu.
Evenone vho snows existing condi
tion in Hawaii, knows thai thine is no
reason for haviur; even leu hundred s il
ilier.s on the islands. The neighborhood
of 1 1 on ol ri 1 i is noted for lieallhfulness,
and for licit leason it would he a good
place lo keep soldiers ,vlio might be
needed in the I'licitim Our new cili.ens
over there Would doubtless he glad lo
lia e I hem, as I he 1 radc of i he sold eri is
uotit able, and the 1 lawaiiaus :n u noli'd
for Ihelr thrift.
NllNl I.l'MVI'lll OllC'
Il is staled upon the highest arilhorily
that the President, has no intention of
allow lug General liUne i ami his us.so
elates in Havana to i vade the terms of
ihe protocal, an 1 that the commission
which sailed from New York Monday
had full iustuicti nu to demand an Im
mediate arrangciin-ut forthe evacuation
of the Island, with a promise of sultlcient
force to compel i ipliance..
Tl phoifl In I'lirni Kirn.
1'oNcK, Porto Hleo, September H
IllnohS among the l iiited Slates troops
hero is Increasing There are now more
than 25 per cent of the men unlit for
duly. Within a radius of a few miles
from Ponce there an- 1,000 soldier in
hospitals, in nn- ommands HO per
cenl. of Ihe men an now i w ith fever,
piinclpally lypho d.
The steamer City of Ci ester arrived
today with med ea siiiplles and 4fi
nurses. Surgeons are haiiilllug I lie pa
tients as well as possihle. Considering
the conditions, tin percentage of deaths
I small.
Convalescent! hi the unfavorable
teason to contend with, and after the
fever has left thnn panenu fall to re
cover their slrengih They should lie
ent north at once Need for transport
for con valesceuta In iniperatlve
If there Is more wel weather the con
ditions will boconie in i h w,,re
"Innanri.'' lir Villaw MtU.
Saxtiaoo dk Ci iu, Seplcmber 6' Six
cases of yellow fever liavedtvelopcd In
Colonel Hargeui's Fifth "Immune" Hog -me
lit The rato hare been . watched
closely several days, and In the opinion
of Colonel llavard, chief surgeon of the
military department .of Santiago, Ihe
llagaoslt It unmistakably correcL
The vicilma hsva lieeu senl to ihe yel
low fever lnipllal, and a strict quaiao
tlne has been established against tht
rent nun i which Is encautped ou the hills
slung ilm Morro road, about two miles
wiutb of i ha city. There Is a great deal
of sli kneM lo this regiment, but In the
opinion of ihe surgeons ao more yellow
ft err. '
k tbenib'-r reHlataaU bow doing
larrison rimy are In fairly good health,
on real ness Is felt by General La toe
or Uenera) Wood.
The far awmtiere of the fidh Ibnto.
tar Infantry wbe wets sen l lo the yellow
teter honpiial lea daye afo;irhea they
JUeaUrkd from the transport Kolckrr-
aocker froat Tampa, are drHng" well,
Their betlalloa le el HI laolatsd. -
The d-eitielloa among Iba (Talatite Is
(till eppalllag. Ucaeral Wood btmed
l,n00 free rations yetnrdy. The capa
city ef (he free enpply drp.Ma ta aoi
great enoogk to aieH tbr demand, aad e
aeweae U to beetitblUlinl. . .
nwe na sail.
WtToa, RfplamW t Oeaarai
Mflaa al4 his rrts lo Uia Piasldeol
Ibis atnralng. Ill call was brief, owla
l ratdnat iwetlnjt, end f onfUM
10 a formal f ichsng of efitirlch t.
TOM STATS CAMTAU
I kiwi avawa OwwwO a Satr
TMva ! 44 Twit Ttm 1
nvrvtM,. anew tisa -
JovBKii. Bcmaav, I
RaJcich, K a, eeptaabar .
The Populist Coagraaaloaal eoaraa
tion for this district bad hard work of
tt yesterday and last night ia aetUinf oa
a candidate. A.t oae lime it looked a if
Strowd the preaeet iaeumbcDt would be
renominated. Strowd Is a Popolist and
In Con great voted ia very man; Inrtaaoea
whh the Democrats. This in itself waa
thought by many would kill him before
the convention early, bat yet It took 19
ballots before Jenkins the Republlcaa
preference was landed. Republicans of
course manipulated the convention from
start to finish. Btato Auditor Ayer would
have liked the nomination had the He
publicans seen fit not to claim the
place.
Il is now said that the government has
promised that ihe 3rd, ragiment of North
'Jaiolina volunteers (negrois) will be re
tained in service the full term of enlist
ment, 3 years, and that they will event
ually he sent to Cuba.
Warren V. Hill one of the registrars
appointed by the county commissioners,
and who is from Cleveland couuly, was
interviewed and claimed that he was
now a cllizen of Wake county, aud paid
taxes here but on the lax books there
is no evidence to show, that Mr. Hall
ever paid any city or county taxes since
he has lived here.
The new lailroad from Moeltsvllle to
Moorisville wiil iu a few days be ready
for business It is said lo he the lowest
grade, least curvature, and best built
road in Ihe hill so.'tion of North Caro
lina. The annual session of the gteat coun
cil of the In-proved Order of Ihe lied
Men w ill be held Ihis year in Indianapo
lis. Col. T.J. Anthony of Charlotte the
State (Ireat Prophet is 1 he only man in
North Carolina who can aticnd ihis
great council.
Tcafncts Cznnct be Cutcd
liy local spplieiitions. as Ihey cannot
teach the disc-used portion of the ear.
rhiie isoiiiv i nil- way to cine deafness,
aiidihnl ii hv eousi ilinioiial rcincdici-
Deal ness is caused by an inlbiiiied con
dition of the mucous lining of tho Kus
lactdan Tribe. NY hen this lut.e gels in-
llanied you have a in in tiling Hound or im
pel feci hearing, and when il is i mi rely
eloseil deainess is the result, anil unless
the inllannnalion can be taken out and
this tube restored lo its norinrtl condition
hen ring will he destroyed forevei; nine
cases out of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an inllamed comli
lion of Ihe mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars foi
any esse of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
thai cainiol he cured hy Ilah's lalarrh
Cine. Send for circulars, .free.
F. ,1. CHUNKY it CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Di ugeists, TSc.
Hall's Family Pills are tho bi.st.
U&VANA IXPiJTS IYiaCH.
Urrnl Arllvlty a nllr'l:tltntc AiiktI
enn Deeiftiitl Ion. llreHiii til' tJri'ni
Til I IT.
Havana, Cnbi, Sept. S. ilavana in on
the ede of ex peclniicy, mid nil Ihniiglils
are lumeil toward Ihu arrival of Hie
American commissi mern, whom Ihe peo
ple of this city expect on Friday. Tlieir
arrival will mark a new era here.
There i-i boundless failh In Aniericmi
power nud enterpiire and uninensurcd
evpectaucy of the lienelils lo lie derived
from American rule. A fnr-Kprcnd,
deci -rooted Idea prevails llial Americans
c in Kcciimmiillali In a moment whal
panianls have aasiduously neglected
hundred of years. All plans for Ihe
fur lire have tlie arrival of the American
commission nnd Its supposed acconi
plislimeiils as I heir martini; points.
Many, liolli Spaniards and I'lilmns, nii-
n nincc a ilelermmsllon tu leave tlie
island if iu annexation hy the United
Stale does not seem am.ii red On the
oilier baud, in tire event of Iho Island's
absorption, they li .ve begun in rear
dream castles of desire, which Ihey ex-
pod lo materialize
Ho rulet the talk. ' You roust rcmnlel
our drainage," tars one official. ' Under
your rule our streets wl.l be well paved
and kept clean," adds another. And so
tba shame of past mUrule Is little weigh
ed beside the prospect of future I in
pioveuienlt.
Bites are pointed out as admirably suit
cd for the erection of "thoroughly nvd
era American hotels." Changes for the
better In wharves ami docks are sp ken
of as If their realizatloa under American
rata neeJod but the wave of a wand.
Glowing fancy overlooks the dillluuliles
of iba narrow or lortuom St i eels and
assumes that soma method for bonej
combing lbs dly w lib rapid irahslt ;a
lams mill bo readily found aalpul la
practice by American i a, dial ami auargy
Ilavana Is hu.lly repralug for new
traanlsv ilsmiuer slr.iks rnouad
throughout tht uliy. Mnia of Iba actlvi
ly Is due to arroan which aocuia-ilated
iiurios? ma uincaasia. wuen me itoasiwii'
ly of a UombaraiiMul was pttaeni (a all
mlndK, aad ao man tared to nd lime
at money ott Ihe Uiprovrmul til Boper
ly which mlglilba tu-audUbed 4T aay
Biou.eci.
' A Kartrear sVaaafa.
Thankful worda written by Mrs. Ada
E. Ilarl, of Orolofl. 8.1),, "Waa taken
with lad raid Jl kh sailbM ihi say
lung, rough set la and finally taruil
aatetl la eonsumpUon.' Four dnclora
gave aa np saying I aonld lira lot a
abort lime. Igave aiyself ap lo my
Savior, determined If I cmiM no! ly
wllh aiy friends oa earth, 1 would meet
any absent ansa a1oe. ' My liutlsnd waa
advised lo get lr, King's Kew Iinco
eiy fot Consnmptloa, Coughs and Colds,
t gave II t trial, look la all tl(bt bottles.
It bM fared air) and thank God f am
saved end now a welt and besliby
woman." Trial Will free at Y. H.
Duffy's Diug Ptorr,
ltrgnlsf W and l M gnaisnlrnl
Of prli a fcfanihd.
AN OPEN1 LETTER
To MOTHERS.
WE ARE ASSERTDCG IN TirE -COCV. 1X''A tlZHT TO
THK EXCTXSIVR USS Of THIJ VWJi n'AiTORI.l." ".- '
"nrCIiTR-S C.iSTOSUA." S OUR T-MDUiiUCrC " "
, DR. SAMUEL PlTCHcR.ro njannilfassackitselt
vex ihe origaatsr cf "CASTOR I A," iho soma Ihat--
has lcm3 and docs wj beer f vCti."mm n eDCr '
iho fao-simfo signature cf ' (&ffia&j wrapper.
This is ihe original 'CASTOR I A" which hasbcen uccdin
the homes cf the Mothers cf America for over thirty yccrz. :
LOOK CAREFULLY ci ihe wrapper end see thai il is
the kind yon have aliaaiis bought - , c:i e
and has the signature of OzjJucJ&u wrap- '
per. No cne has authority from me to use my ncme except
The Centaur Company, cf uhich dies. IL Fletcher is President.
Mmh2i- ;sM'2Xz dU...
Do Not Be Deceived.
Do not enebncr l!:c life cf your child by accepting
a cheap substitute v;hic!i come tlrur;i.".t may offer you
(becaur,!: h.e r.iakcs a few more pennies on it), the in
gredients cf which even he cloca r.ot kr.ov.
"The Kind You Have Always Bought "!
BEARS THE SIGNATURE QF - ,
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You.
Till CtHTAUR COMPANY, TT SwUltRAV (TnCgT, NCMI YOHit ClIT.
PEACH INSTITUrn, Kaieigh, N. C.
A fa in mis school for (iii l.s. Vi
Juilue (Jen. I) tlrnv, Onllieper, Vn.
very Iwst feiuale scliocl of v. Iiich l
cnlnhiL'tie free In all ho apply.
. . MISS . .
NANNI K STKKET
Will open her KINDEUOAR
TKN SC1IOOI, ni her residence
KW Pollock Street,
MONDAY, OCTOHKU Hid, 1808
New
Berne
ACADEMY
A High Sthool
For Boys and Girls.
F.lLL SESSION ItEUlNS ;
September 5, 1898.
OOUIISKS OF STUDY :
(histtical, Knglish 11111I Scicnlillc.
Coniiolcnt and Skilled (lorps of In
structors.
Tuilinn and Itonnl, At Mislcrnli; It.-ites
Fur calalnKue and parlicnlnrs, addrcw
liie 1'iiiicipiil
THOMAS R. FOUST,
New Berne, N C.
CLEMENT
CLASSICAL AND CUUMEUtlAL
SCHOOL.
DKPAUTMKXTS:
Acadkviic Arlllnui lie, Algebra, Ge
ometry and Trigonometry; English,
Latin, Greek and French.
.Con MRiiciAlUook-keeping, Sboit
band, Typewriting, Commercial Law
and l'i nmunahlp.
FALL. TKItM BKOIN3 AUGUST 20
Tuition front l.00 in $3 OOper mnntb.
3000 will pay tnt an unlimited acholar
sldp In eli her the Book-keeping or
ethorihand eouin-s,
Cominerelnl Depni tment open Ihe year
round. x. ,
For fui ti er pert holxM. addreas, .
J, 0. 1UIHTZ, Prln .
' Wallers., N, 0
1793 BlaaUB School HBHEaltL!,
BQrj mmkmsSh to irw. I ,. '
Hal. H. MIKOHASt, Sj A ,
M H
iOvU, mni Trt-Mrkt tbum4 nti all I'art
wwl amlwaaa ww4wrtS fur St osruarv ft.
Am k .a 11 hint Orris e
m war' w" r""' wm im J
- - . ., A
limM Inaa WuhliHrlna,
Um. Wl arl'lM. M ""' m !
thara. (ar r-"'
aa.aHVMirv i"w " ' ' '-" l'tii.H krV
r. M m t l V. . n aanum
Ml tn. A 1
.c.a.g::ov&co.
I 1 i f-i., h- ih
1 ir i hi i :,
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4, - airija4 i 4
i y Ihorouirli anil of hitli uirtde.
, snys: "J nil ec li ly h In ve il is iho
have nny knowleiIi;e,
II llfllHllll
Jas. Dinwiudir, M. A.,
I'lincii'iil. I
I
tHaawSBsJ
ATTRACTIVE STORE F.0(M
m QFFICrS,
TO EENT!
IN MOST CF.NTKAU I'Oli
TION OF CITY.
Two huire stoles, liandsome plate
lass froiils, with wider, (.'as and elei trie
lights, closets, etc..
) Hires, sin;;ly, or double, well lighted,
f?ns and t-lccli ic li;;hlR, closets and sew
erage. Fine n om fur l.ode purposes. Fra
ternal orders Invilcd to inspect same.
All in Haulers Tobacco Warehouse
Iiuildini,'. Fir lenns and arliculnis
In, ,111.0 of It. A. NUNN,
Ko. (18 South Front Street.
'WARNER'S
HELfii
NERVE
TABLETS
PHOMPTliV CHUB ALL
NERVOUS
DISORDERS,
HEADACHE
SLEEPLESSNESS
Fries, 25c., 5fic. ar $1 ser Box.
SATlSfAOT'1 OaAHA!fTZa
uk mrmct ROFUMOSO.
Hi; in - vn.i-i ivy, an..i. Jn t.,s.
Southern
Rjailway.
Tbn Slandar 1 Hallway 4 II r SOUTH
The Direct Un UinU ruliila.
URA xrin
. -roitTo ii i co.
Pirlclly Firal-C!ae Fqulpinent on all
Tlimugh or Local Traloai I'ullinan '
ac 8I ping Oars oa all Night. Tialnf j
Feat aud flafr Mwduhs.
Travel by I he Hmi! tvc and y oa ar a a.
eurrd a Snf', Oomforlable and Fnpedt
lloiie Jirurna -
Apply to Tl kt Afetits for Tin a Ta
btea. Hales arid hetnl Infoi mation, I r
addma F. IL DA Kit V,
It L. VERSOS, c. f . a t. a.
f.f,4... A.h ville, N.r.
Charlotte, H, tX
Faa a (Isk'i, J. M. f t i f,
M V PrVOen )lp. Tmf ln
W. A.T... a, I) I' A.
VA Hi'..I()M, - Ii. y,
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