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TOE WEEKLY JOURNAL day aad Fridly, at 13 Middle Street, New Hera, M.a -CHARLES U STEVENS, (DITOB 1ND PROPR1ETOK. SUB9CRI1TION KATKS: Two Months 2i Vents. Threee Months (" Hix Months, AO " Twelve Months 1.00 HWLY IN ADVA-NL'K. Advertising rates furnished upon ap plication at the ollice, or upon inquiry fcj mail. tSfThe Jot'KNu. is only sent on pji v -In-advanoe basis. Subscribers will receive notice of expiration ol their sub Scriptions. and an initnedi.ile iesHns 1" notice will 'he appreciated ly the JoUKNAI.. 7i Filtered at the l'tt .! . N.ullu. W. ('. as Second-class mailer. Section One Tuesday. Feb '-'s. tvr.; THE STATE REVENUE STRUGGLE The cloning days of the I.. lure liilils it engaged in the . i . .-) i ate struggle to keep party prom; s lllitile during I lie hist i: inijp.-ii!.. Ami not least .1 in : 1 1 i In -c p: i- (w to be kept is thai, of e . 1 1. . m y i State alTailH. The t!t r ile is plaiv.l 'olioivs State -Hi. l'ei.s;o:is. I, . Selc...!-, v Oellts on tho ; l'1 '. a total ..f I . C MltS. I'll,' Joi UN t. Ugl i ! A ' !: l !u esteetu-'il '. .V-. ' In t . iv. i ii i says that this 1 . -eis! i! a i ,.:..n,l make a ehaile in t h ta : .'. , hi: thai n poll a lower has'S A lnv.'or tax t ale e:t:i : t. t !:; fort y til ret- r-nU; i-r.' lie. l be h" grinding iloivn of the Si!:ir:t. o! public olli -la!-; there ice. I be u. Ulljllst tax el.l.vs ill ina'le, sneh as taxing t.li ings of r.i'lro.i I -i, or l h . Purchase t,i; making laws, a iltshnoiive class whii'h is intinie il to p.- i State, ami which is not producer, none of t !ie lieeessarv, if a pis' a n iiiniiai ion ; r i-- cai 11 Mei'chanl s and tins' cisl.i: ion. 'ess in 1 1 is a I'i cii lie II 1 111' e.pi.il lay Valuation b ' in i !e up oi ali ty in the S'a'e s i that the tion, railroad, business linn r...i r npoia or in iliviiiii.il, each a ii 1 1 made to pay Us j nit upon the actual n-. of its hol lines. every one. la and full ilv v al'i te ,t'..,l..r tl. . , ) ay 1 1141 lliel hods, t he class pays a I'rcaler eat lliel port ion r tax upon its irnp.'r:,y una; ion than do the rich or the poor classes. I f th-' la.v c i:i h en forced In make every pill lax collect ihle. and every proper! v owii'-r pay ln just ami (ipiil proporlio'i of tax. whether this tax be upon one hun ilred or n pot. one million dollars, then the revenue for all State pur poses will iie ample, and the tux rate can be placed line li lower. Kipiali.atioti in tax paying is tin norner stone, fur with all taxable property paying its full .pi iU tax. anil this surely iixel, there will In left only the ipC'sUou of wise expcii iliture of the revenue, which can In easily mann'-pd. NEW SET Or LEADERS WflNTID It is upon such occasiona as tin Win! of February, Washington's liirth Day, now so i.'iiiieriilly ceie hrated as a National holiday by tin people of the I'nited States, that thero is a pause in the rush of trade anil politics, aiid men jet tof-elhei at banquets, and justly extol the merits ami memories of tho Father of hia Country, at the same give consideration to the present ulTaii of tho people and tho nation. Tnid pause in our National rush, and stoppage for a day to celcbraU and give lienor to the nation's First President, gives tho leaders of the people an opportunity to assemble at banquets anil givj public expres sion to conditions of the govern ment as they appear to them and to outline policies which should he in ftituted, and the defects which de mand correction, Washington's Bir ill Day in 189'j was wisely celebrated in this way, aud the pablio record of the speech es delivered at different citiee throughout the country most truly 'indicates that the influence uf Washington still permeates the peo ple, tho law makers, and yer many of those in high official position, aad there can be no cry of decadence 1 h jre-- remedy for trtrl Incipient Conaurrjitlon. WUUril I "nre at once Omyha, t Tolda, Hoanr new, Lou ' Sj V I D , Voice, Bronchitis, Grippe, " A illuna auJ Croup. At all dmgglitu 25c. of loyalty, fidelity or patriotUnj, or dURir of il, to J jiig a Washiug- toa i held in the honor and rej ect j that he is today. It S ltYAV H liOlli fill !! 'h lilli'lt ' i those in ottioe, or tum,c held iu lug I esteem bj the people i.ic uut slow to Lute the future ami its ih'ealcii- jeddallgtrs to the 11 pill lie, aiet i sound a warning, At a bamiuil j.ivi'U ,u l- t:i.;: ;i. llOlli'I' of I he t'llli ' I v Ills'. I'i. t, cient, (ioveruor l'liigiee. Mi. ai.i i (iovernor, iiai utlii.it:e, to :le . following wolds, nl.:. h LeuM tie' heeded by every ui.i, am! espi. ia,u all politcal parties. (Ioveruor 1'mgree, sai l. "It IS '.illie 1 1 t eerj.il all. ei -. ill,, t.illes, 1 1 u a nil in i-' I i . . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . . '. 1 1 - " ; t i L-quC-te,! ti lea-. . re- : i - nil lea-1 , unit let the men bo .ri i., e e iae i-i,. a! bo, I ,- of i.-; -. m ., ,.e l le v e I ii l In Ke; ei ! e .t ..a l-ii- I A ( : ' oi i,i , eln, !ia e io....i m:..: ;.:o :a : : - iluel el Ulii.,e aita;; - I I - i.. ' i . ' , sUL'est tljul Hit II lie : l. 1 1 ...iii eel li .'i. ';! e.l - nil J'll I'f I'.ll-e ' ;e e " III I 1 I ills nallun c.i.i:. .:. j llll men A irl. e i.;il..i lilt II '!. '. e,' ;-l mlei el." I lore '.s a Vul. . . ni i not be ignored 1 '1'here is I no in in in il it t :n- ' : u. . I l ! .1 Wise, V lei I,.-!, 1.1 And S'alc cai ,llleiv ,h in li a I I l-'oill, III tlids -peel , a- d 'A i ii .-lia; sea ional v heeded h .vim in II roRc:iSE BILL FOR A. & K. r. f I i ! il, t -; i ii 1 he pi cseli i as pn hi,. sin d in al ill V I.. o 'Mi to t he pro "I il.e !''!P!.- ai.'i l-lal s Jn i poA'-l P'He:ia.-e ., j N ol l h I 'aroiillil Ka sto's, heid 1 1 Home ,s'. Inllenle, I'al p l o p. h , i i , , 1 1 on ei. r-e I III i s! I ; It loll while a inosl, 1 1 be i I S file.', M't lipoll i and a si n Iv of I hi sll II I! loll of 1 ills 11 1 P.- Ml I k. Is It iiil ond pvopi rly a a lllost eehel (1S ,,, lies proposi noil for I he buyers, oi lather lor he 1 1 omc .i nd ical c w iio a ppareiil - i v lei v: :i e a rail road . a- 1 not it ipos.d liil! is given ., f ii i in y oi d with ti c the fiilhll- pll rehaS'' 1 1 . llor lleei A glance a! the p:o shows till1 I..IC Stale glial aniee of s ; , , ,,; , (1i adiaterals. to 'a- dcj.o-n, State treasurer pending nient of the co it.rai t . This contract extends nod of four niiis, 1 1 ii : time the 1 loin S i .i , ., to build one hundred nil! anion nl i ng to an c l etisio iV . (I. Ii'aihond. to Siil is Iiii ry or ( 'oneoi d. T he i-lrii.l.oo enaiiinli said to cover tins work . i the c oil racl, although th V or a po ng winch ' plOpoM'S S nl o.,d. -.id the A ar may be put of L'l'oo nt m ty he applied as part of lpir-l chasii price should the road be j hull;' hi . i To show how t he 1 1 Ill" Si tl I lee.te would be pi'iii'ticallv assured aguinst loss, it is only necessary to p., nt out that the A. it N. f. stick is low paying percent am. mil dixnbnl upon its stock at the purelni.-e pr.i'i set, namely, 's'."i.tlli a share. The Slate holding' our tw.i'c thousand shares, ibis amount;. s(. over $24,(1(11) a year, or in the loin years, about fcioo.iiiiu, Tho ll)l,(MHI guaiHutce depos,;, ,; by tlio Home Syndicate with tin State Treasuier, whether t ry oi collaterals, will pay intenst or dm dends, and upon a basis of four pei cent thi would iimoniit. l(liMi year or lti,(KKI in four ji-ari!. Thus the Home Syndicate wou. tnthofour years have a pia thai surety of over 1 10,000, so tint it it failod to build the cxtensi. n oi otherwise vitiated its contract, it would be ahead money, at the sanu time it would have four years ol control over a valuable stock, which it could turn to speculative ad van- . There1 need bo no question of Mr Edwards' character, or that of ih uooiated with him in this scheme. - The JouttSAt' will guarantee that Home Syndicate of men equally a good in reputation aod oharactercan be formed within twenty fours hours lli Now Born, who will gladly uu the A. & 5. c; railioad stock opts w VEfiRS CURED . Rheum for Tears. My leg from i i o.i!:lo vji raw aad Bwolleiifaad tbe inior.so I trleii docton in Hartford, risev, aa.l NewlUrca, toooaraiL Cu . v iik-.'I.vevt, CenerHA (otntment), . i .-: ,.f Ci TientA Soap coiuplotely G AltKKTT T. BAYERS, r.t KJoctnc I.ichtCo., HartforJ, Conn. T Li nn T"1itkioit r,il T()Tnnro. risrio- 'I '. ..Rit l.Ulf 11,11 Wkrm IMIIM il ... l-..i.'Ic btttitnlli with Cuiicuka, mm. ..1 l . Ik l ltLH.LVIll ' ir ' . . 1 1 l,c FO'llJ. I'UTTBI lrO 4HD CniM. . UubU-u. iluw tu Cum Mil Hbcum. Item. .I!!e ha.is . if t Ii is road may be a enod :! ' 'liticj." vet it is not so - ' a- to warrant the State sac e i'. in order to relieve the ii s! i aMl . 1 1 :ne S n.pe.l'e's hill is il 1 o ' ii is.' -i.- sociated in i ' . ' 'a-e II id in Iter Ktl tieojr " 1 1 us po' 1 1 1 e. il i n ,' 1 1 in s n i : :. i a' I i I t han sell it- ' n h lei ii s as proposei" I. 'II introduced. I I 1 1 1 o . I ill in 1 a,, a- I 'en a I v, Toi.iaio, rue v makes nut h 1 hat he is lei l ol I he linn of I-' .1 ii.ii.- l.-.i.iness in the , t 'cA : 1 1 .'in. I State afore- -aiil i! ini will pay the sum 1 do lars ha- each and i.i .', , .y ( . Tole.l. I.I 1 h'll lone! ' 1 :il 1 1 1 i i t hat i Mlinnt be . -. ' 1 1 ail's I '..ttai rh Cure i 'i; m, .1 . Culm-. v. " I, 1 1 ne and subscribed in lli. . iili day nl I crmbci', ! i. ; s i, A V (Iikvson, Nolaiy I'nlilii . ii i li ( ai e taken internally ' 1 1 on I lie bio, i, I and mucus he - siem Scud lor te-li K .1 ( ni m y A I i.y lb e: l-i-.i , Tfie 1 ' a i I - l-'anili Tills ai e , Toledo it Makes a Difference. 1 al'ialian i les oonden I ly I Shu i e, and i ,' e In en lea, I i n j n ilia's loife iver sim e i i l'oI mat l ied Kma ;.;an i tlion'lil full 1 Perhaps ye wini to the w tone clerk, Callahan, an' : itot iln ; license iusi i,l ii y a iniriiaee lici a .c A: tin- season i t the year when pneu nieiiia, la grippe, -ore throat, coughs, cai an h, I a oin hit is and liiui; 1 roubles are to i.e e'cn.leil aeaiiist, nolhiiiif "is a line si,!. .; i; ai,-" w j "answer Uie purpose' "i i- ''j-ist as ennui" as tine Minute Coujli Cure That is one infallible rein e,lv lor all Inn;:, throat or bronchial 1 1 ,.ii Me- i n-isi vigorously upon hayiiiff iiil "snniel him.' c'e" is olleied you. I I n, iu Tcvjngc. Noiiiue How can you sit here with Ihil Chailei woman play nn; on thai eon fo 1 1 1 . i t piano of hers ill the nexl lint. II, ici i Mi. 1 en joy it. U reminds in 1 1 on she is Challer's w ile. I hate rllr'r, you know. Chainhn laiiCs Cough Kcmcdy in Chicr go. His. 'en Itros., the popular South Side i nn i-ts, corner tlHth-dl. nnd Went woiih ay , snv "We seil a g'lenl deal ot I hainbei Iain's Coieh I teineil y, and lind that t:cstlie most satisfactory re snlis i-picially iinioipf rhildieu for -I ii a, inhls and cr.up.'' lor sale by !' S Unify. Ilia Lait Play. A loiahiii;.' epitadi rudely carved upon a inueh pine slab in the Lost ' 1 , eek tin i y i ill? -if, rem ml: I lei e lies i he boil v of Sack Adair. ed a jack-pot without a pair; lb- ,,,n to another realm has wenl, Ale! the ei ironer closed the sail incident. I'm frost biles, burns, Indolent sores, cei ma, skin diseases, and (specially I'lii--. Dc Will's Witch Hazel Salve stun. I- lirsi and lest, l-ook out for ills ho, i. st people who try lo iinilnte and coiiniei it. li's their eiidorsenienl of a ;;, o,l article. Worthless good are not im. tilled, (let lie Will's Will Ii llael Salie. !' S Unify. gadly Needed. ''Vi", sir,'' dald the quiet mini, "we waul the army reorgaii.eil." 'Vou think we nulit to have mare sol diers?" 'I haven'i studied the iUcsllon that far. Hut from some of the remarks that have passed, I don't hesitate lo conclude that we need more chaplains." Tor La Grippe. Thomas Whltlield & Co., 240 Wabaah av., corner Johnson-st,, one of Chicago's oldest and most prominent druggists, recommends Chamberlain's Cough Heme dy for la grippe, as It not only glvea a prompt anil complete relief, but also counteracts any tendency of la grippe to result in pneumonia. For sale by F 6 Duffy. A Busy Bear, Village Cousin (showing his city rela tive around I he hamlet) Thai fellow lounging over there has juat completed a table top composed of lour thousand, seven hundred and sixty (bre pieces of wood. City Cousin What did lie do that fort Vintage Cousin Oh, Just to keep from working. . s Pi mm FiiRLY. No Aitact Will Be Corpora lions. CO Isiri,Hsrj (hifslion Deliatablr Snliji-ct. (haili.tle Dlsaapuiat eil. Senate r Oshorar'a Ap peal Wins, licvemie Bill a St a in Ii I i n Illurk. Joi knai. HchkaU. I(alh,ii. N. C, Keb. 21 The morning ses: of 1 lie House cs I J i lelibl) was spent ft!llol nhortlier on I the revenue bill. The final sections were belli- passed hen tjieie was an ex ' plo-ion. This ran. c on the iiieslion of i-iviiiu the ross ineonte of railroads j rhonij'sori ofihi-loA' puini;lhe uiine j for anybody louhl do that when I lie 1 trsin was Kid ami the inateli handy, lie was leickeil by 1 ov er nnd others. 1 tie ipiesiion can rather unexpected!) . lions I he most lil-inn of 1 lie I lemocrili ic iiil nl New Han- upon the House Il iiivolie.l iiies o'.l to l he t alure any and p.illry 1 able men of t he liul when they UiiitUKije. They i allack coipom- n ll w ill il look III, il w a- i 1 1. .Use spoke I leal l' t would not he a tioas Judge Conn, llie railroads u rem and a- llie had the po er ik he i; run ml that ere n t v laved ad valo I .nlroa.t ( oiuinissionurs lo lix rales, further lax on gloss i-a mi ..gs x oi'iit only be g;al her ing inoncv troni on:-end while the Com missioners w niM be hound to figure it in their i sliaiales xx lieu fixing nites. A Iso thai i aili oinls dillered fioni insur ance coinp.ini. s whiili paid a license Im-ciiisi' insiiiaiiee coiii':inies nnd like couipaiiies ha 1 no considerable property tnat was taxe i on a property basis. W'illaid iu reply made an astonishing stalcineii;. It v can puss a law lo force these on'.-:. Ic companies lo invest their money Ja this Stale, then we can get at ihrui Locke Crai.-e now got the lloor and delivered llie liiii-si speech of t he ses sion. Ii oppii-cd the proposed tax from every standpoint, and especially because il would beeiiing up the very ground upon which the 1 Irmoeracy of the State stands, lb- said that he had not expect ed this 1 1 'i es t i i i to come up, hut he would can y out llie pledge thai lie had given lo hn people in llie campaign, taal In' would deal justly with all classes of chieiis, would treat both poor anil rich alike. Theie was linle mere oratory ill the speech, il w as cool and measured, and delivered in the modem school of states manship. So much lime had passed that further coiisi.lci ai ion of the mailer went over to the nexl day. T'hlil llie revenue bill w ill pass with not much more di-cussion is piolmble. The Senate passed a comparatively ll ne it'll 1 1 ul morning. The great scei'c ol tin' day was laid before the Committee on , Propositions and C i iev anees in the Senate chamber in lie- afternoon. The closing of the heariii',' ol this ease, llie Mecklenburg dispensary, was exceeding ly dramatic nnd had I lie advantage of being enacted under the relleelion of the Hauling gas jets of the chamber. The dispensary question has licen fruit fill of debate, bill of nil llie hills pass,. for dispensaries the Charlotte hill capped the climax. Hundreds jof th ei i i 'ens of I hal beam i (ul town were present to urge the passage of the bill. Tney came ill a special train and wore h illlant badges of blue. The ablest pleadeis of the city were with them lo the committee lo give them lie law, il hoiil submitting it to the people to vole on the question. The huge peli lions had the names of It, Hill while men of Mecklenburg, They considered It a new declaration, nnd tilled the chamber with applause anil cheers, scarcely to I cheeked by the chairman. The advo cates of lue dispensary had things heir own way by force of numbers. The speeches were largely directed against Senntor Isborne, w ho represents Mecklenburg county and who was against the bill. The Senator sat quietly as he was referred to again and agali . The committee weie evidently almost unanimous')' favoring the bill. The metnliers were those w ho were known lo he Kindly disposed lo such measures. When the lnsl speech w as lunde and the dispensarisls were congratulating them selves on iholr chances, tho former at torney (leueral and now Senator, Osborne, stepped in front of the com miUee and In a few words appealed to them lo slund by hlin. "I appeal to you to Bland by mo ns I have stood by you Don't let me go homo with such a re fusal from thoic I havo befriended. Of each of you I in ike 4his poisonal re quest." Btnalor (lleuii arose and said "much aa he loved Frank Otborno," he could not do it. lie must do what Ids cor clence told him wa right. It was a moral question. Tho committee took a rislog vole and the result was 4 to sad Senator Mason being Intent sent word that he voted ayo, and the Tote sleod 4 to S. It was probably the greatest per sonal triumph that a Beualor has re ceived on the Boor of the Senate. ' There was a great scattering of blue badges and In a few minutes th wires to Charlotte wcro laden with a tale of woe. The minority report will come be fore the Benate and If the present pros pect comes true, there, will be a battle over the report of Intense I a le rent. . ' The discussion on the llevennef bill the previous day came to a close when the Dispensary snsg was struck. The obstruction was removed as follows; . Winston offered' the following as a substitute for part of section 81: lach dlsKtnsary in the Stale treasury the fol lowing frsucblse lasts. 1. Each dispen sary or a towa of has than 1,000 people S0. t. Each dupataary for a township la auy county $900 sVEach dispensary for a town ef over 1,00(1 and net exceed ing a,oo, -U0. 4 Each dlapceaary for a town or city of S.OUO end not exceed ing S.UOO, J0. S. Each dispeuaar) for a low n or city over 0,010 aud (or each dispensary for a county S500-, and I hat It be the duly of all managers or officers of the dispensaries In the Hlale lo remit such tax lo the Stale treasurer on the 1st day of January of each day. After considerable talk Craige offered an amendment: "And it shall be the duty of all managers of dispensaries lo pay lo i he county treasurer for the bene til of school fund of the county in which such dispeussries are located all the taxes herein imposed on such dispensa ries.'1 Sec: ion 4. regarding tax on bank siock was passe, I over I uesilay. ll was strain taken up and Williams offered a substitute, prepared for Hie commit lee, by Willard. It was adopted lis text is as follows: "The taxes imposed fur Stale, coun ty and school puipoaes upon the House auy bank sr banking association (whether Slate or national) in lids stale, Hint upon I he shares of stock ow ned i y residents, nball be paid bv llie cn.-diit-r of such bank or banking as ociaiiun direclly lo the Slate Ilea titer x. i i li I n :!( days after July 1 of eaWi year and upon failure to pay the Slale treasurer ss aforesaid he shall Institute action against the hank or banking association lo enforce the same In the county of Wake or the county in which llie bank or Imiiking association is lo eated. When remilling said taxes lo vol lo llie Slale treasurer the cashier of any bank or hanking association shall stale the residence of each stockholder living in North Carolina, and upon receipt by the Slale treasurer of said taxes he shall remit to the treasurer of the county in w hich the said stuck holders reside Ibe amount so colleaied for county pur poses. Should the residence of any stockholder be unknown hu shall remit the ammount of county and school taxes to the treasurer of the county where ihe bank or hanking association is located. The board of commissioners of the coun ty in w hich said banks or banking asso ciations are localed shall assess the value of the shares of slock iu any such banks or bankim; associations, lakine into onsidei atinn the actual market value and the book value of such shares. Provided, that in deleruiiuing llie value of such shires for taxation there shal' be deducted the amount of real properly or w hich the hank has paid Ihe taxes. The lax on telegraph, telephone and express companies is fixed at 2 percent on gross receipts iu the State; auction eers pay $1.1 lax; bicycle agents $10; rent collectors $13; butchers $T,aO; wood and coal dealers $'i() colton compresses w hich press not less than 10tl,(( bales $100; cotton facloiies in cilies of over 12,000 $b'i; marriage licenses are $1 each. A message from (ioveruor liussell was read in llie Senate nominating the following directers of the Slale Normal College of Greensboro and Ihey were confirmed; 5 district, S. M. O&ttls, 0th. .1. V. Potter. 7lh. W. I). Turner, 8th. It. I Ciliiier. Tiie tluvci nor also nominated for di rectors ol the Kaslern llo.piiul ai Colds boro: ir. Klhdia Porlei, of Pender; Dr. I). W. lliillock, of New Hanover; Dr. J. K. Oiiiusley, i f (ircenc for I! years beginning .March 1SSI7, and Allien An derson, of Wilson; Shade 1. Woolen, of Lenoir, and W. V. Kountree, id Craven, for il years b. ginning March, IH'.lil. These were confirmed. Another perfect Hood of new hills pounced in yesterday, llulh branches held in seisiuu last liighl. The House was in session until Vi.M. A. U N. C. DiBEOTOtiS. Klerlral by Heard Internal IMipruv iHrnia. Tlat-jr I'mmr Hrfaa trmw lrekldrt Special lo Journal. Kalf.ioii, February 24 The Hoard of Internal Improvements mcl this after noon at five o'clock, and elected the fol lowing Directors for the Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad: W. M. Webb, of Carterot, h. O. Dan lets of Pamlico, J. A. liryau and J. A Meadows of Craven, T. C. Wbitfktr of Jones, L. Harvey of Lenoir, J. K Hugg, of Greene, J. A. Wcsthroko of Wayne, and II. P, Dorlcu, Slate Proxy. These Directors are recognized as favoring Mr. Jaiups A. llryafl, uf New Bern, for President of the A. & N. C. railroad. TAXING OHOSS BARttlNOS. ft lreMM Blade, strbiti on atfve) avarn atll. I'kartalto SMaprnMry. - Special to Journal; Ralkioii, Fcb'y 24 The House de bated on the revenue dill today. No progress was mad on tho queiH of taxing the gross earnings of the Slate railroad. Connor offered an amendment that the railroad reflimlssioners lie empowered to assess Ihe property of railroads, on the basis of six per cent, upon their net incomes. The Charlotte dispensary bill Is made a special order in the Seoate tonight. Glenn rtiakea the minority report, and Osborne will answer, and the latter it is expected will receive ihe support uf the Benate. i Bearers efthe Ortp. The greatest danger from La Grippe Is of Its .resulting la pneumonia If reason able cars Is need, however, and Chamber lain's Cough Remedy taken, all danger will be avoided. Among th teas of thousands who have Used this remedy for la grippe we have yet to tears of a single case having resulted In pneumonia which shows esopialvely that this reme dy Is a certain preventive of that ilaa- uroiia disease. It will on re la grlpe In ess time than auy other trealna-nt, Il Is pleasant and safe to take. Vor sale I f 8 Dulfjt u , o .. - S amammv The Kind Yoa Havo Ahrays Bought, ami wliiclWas been Iu uso for over 80 years, lias borne tho sigiVtiire of -v .sf i Ihm boon mtwlc nnlri.s ppr- (JT jt&j!fy wwal aujierviitioii :lli' its ihnacy. LVT Allow no one to li i on itliis. All Counterfoltn, Imitations aud Stibstifnt - urn huVl.i lieriineiits Uiat Iriflo with and eiiduivg'' the healtV of liifnuU and Chlldrou Exiricuco against Kp"iiiiSt. What is CASTORIA Caatoria Is a substitute for Cantor Oil, rarcsrorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It in Iiai nili ss and l'leiisiuit. It contain neither Opium, Morjihliio nor othr Narcotic milisfjineo. Its nge Is iU jriiarantoe. It destroys Worms and allays revcrlshnoss. It litres Diari lio-a nnd Wiud Colic. It relievos Tecthliift Troubles, fines Const Ipatlou cud Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, . rega. lutes tho Stomach and Umvels, giving1 healthy and uaturnl sleep. Tito Children's IVuaeea-TUi Slotlur's p'riend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the The Kind You Me Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMr (1INT.US M1HNHI, TT Liamaaasi na jfaaoAt.i. Meadows' Gold Tobacco Guano, 5IeatIos Vlfoii s!nmio, K'll'oolv IlU'fi :tsi s Hie ()u;iiilil i.lnl Ciaile of t otlon. MsmiiIowk' IlisMslvoil Hoiu'eA: INiIsisli iiiiouiiI Meadows All Crop Gunno. M?iuIows' a1rat l'olalo niiau. MoihIowh' Grit Cabbag 4iiiaii. GERMAN KAINIT AND DIAMOND PHOSPHATE A SPECIALTY. SEND VOU Ol'U HOOK ON E. H. & J. A. We kei always on hand -Hard Prick, r, allies, 1 'oi k Miuisag", Ihe l'st ami ful lest Nice liei-r .'Stean He, Slewing He. f rc. All kinds of Dry Slovc Woisl under large shed, il never j;cta wot in laiiiy weallier. cent gieuaniied to Ihe loail. Han. I mr.de Henri .Shingles, Huggies ami MicyelcH. Ilousel always b let. A largo stock of Groceries, Klour and Meal Choapcr limn any man. Pot-t for fencing. Wo sell all above incnlionod nt the ( Cheapest Pricca. It. O. OODLEY, Baloaman, BIG BILL, Ths SMoute Man. ICE FOR HOME USE ('lean, pure, wholesome, guaranteed lo be chemically made from distilled water and free from impurities. Specially in tended and prepared for human con sumption. Ice delivered daily (except Bunduys) 0 a, nt. lo 0 p. in. Sundays (retail only) 7 a', m. to 13 noon. For prices aod other Information, address. Now Berne Ice Co.,1 It. ft. (1UION, Manaoiri II. H'. NIllII-NOIV, rehiteel Supcriotendent CS llroftd Street. " ,4 BO VIARt .V txpimmct . Tnanc Manns) DCaMMa -CowvmeiiTO AC iMrMlTKmaawtllaL llandhnnkaa l'Mi4 f i OlrtMl mmtrntrf tor MMiurlnc imlMiLa. -inua tmkmm ihrvmh Miw da, naaffS sjmcmi awa, wn noas aiiarta, la u Scl:::in: j;::::ri:a jatsUtm of nny tv4titiwo f unisi 1 trm, M ft jmnri r"r inoftiua. a., mom iif ii wwwwitri, Inr i four miml . SWaasAOaHia '"1 ISIiar,"-7fl'l aa F it. Wasklaaiw, I ilaam,lSiu Signature of MUMRAV BT-tCrT, MIW VOI. CI TSf. Leaf . I' Il.e I (lllalll V, 2 'JOHACCO Cl'l.TI'l.'K, l'l;l i:. MEADOWS CO., I liflKHSSIH.N A I , UO.WVi D.S A. MlvN, A'i'ioiNi..Y . jx-r . j.a.w, NKff III I.M.. - N. I', (nice: ()pp. 1 1.,: ,! C , kn. f .nl It I loni M n i I . I'i aci ice in Not I Ii i -an loi.i - K. IM. Slnilniiiis, J. II. f l.lt. . lb Haid I . M . Ton. SIMriUNS, lOU & WARD, ATi'OKMlYS and I Ol NSHI.OliS al LAW. urn nt.nr. n. Olllc.v C8 So. Front Slicet, nearly ojipo- slle Hotel Chattaw ka, (Olllees also nl Huleiuh mid .Hmiililield.) I'raellue In Ihe counties i,l ( raven, Implin, Jones, Onslow, Ciil'ieia-l I'niiilli'o, Wake, JiihiiHimi. Harliel.t anil Wilson; m n)ti tm prtfine itinl le.iei-al I nuns, ami wherever services ure ilesiral. P. II. IN I lei lor. ATTORN KT AT LAW, Middle Street. I.nwjrrs Urkl Building. Will priwltw In the CoiiuMp. nl Orreea OAl'teret, .Ion,.., iinslow ami I'amli.i,,. 11, ft. Court at Sea Hi-rue anil .supreme I'nart cf be State. REALESTATEAGENGY Hoiuo and l ots For Hide nl 1iwest I'oaaible Figures. Ihsinible lloinea and Tenements that a ill prove a fine Invest nienf. L'allectlfin of Rents a Spi clally. Ofllce al Roberts & Brian's i tore, op posite post ofllce, K. 15. irAllPER. .4 i Baahi Doors and pjluds, Paints, C Oils," tewica t, Llnif, Kir. IIMM, CDRAUR IM . llariwaroM fn'fmi'' 1 iranf fur llarlunJ fl,.i. lyeV;'';'; n - - .u,VM imHif :;' i nd Deroe ind Rciij Mnin rS:' . ' 1lf I llV ' ll . ui l.a..l ' Undat llottrl ClialUki,l;jT 'f