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VOLUME XXII.
NEW BLKN, CKA E.N H'l'!m. N. ( . UI.M'M ;V
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SIMQNTON'S DECISION.
Holds That Corporation Commission
Can Assess Railroads.
Holla Bated od Abbott-Beading
field Deelalaa. Notes 6n Marshall
Cane Skies of Fertilizer
Tags. Penitentiary'
Water Supply.
HaLKKiu, Jauuary 13 Muxh iuleieat
la fell bete la Judge Slmontou' decis
ion, filed yesterday, llial the corpoiation
conmilsBion has ample power lo assets
railroads for taxation, having all the
power the railroad commlasiou had. 1 he
decision, In favor of the Htale on all
legal points, Is based upon that of the
North Carolina Supreme. Court iu the
Abboll-Reddtnglield case. Tbat decls
Ion, was In effect that the powers of the
railroad commission were devolved upon
the corporation commission. Judge
Blmonlon reserve his decision on some
other questions involved in the assess
ment matter, notably that of the claim
by the railroads that taxation is unequal
and that while the railroads are taxed at
full value, other property is taxed on an
average at approximately t0 per cent.
This question is referred to ex-Chief
Justice James E. Shepherd, standing
master, of discrimination against the
railroads in taxation, if they desire to
prevent it. Under the new assessment
railroad property is rated much iienret
the true value than other property. In
fact, it may be (aid it is assessed at two
thirds the commercial value, while other
properly escapes with an assessment of
perhaps h ilf its true value. It msy fur
ther be stated that one third of the taxa
ble property iu th j Stale escapes taxa
tion. These statements are made on the
authority of one of the highest anil best
informed State ulllcinU, who suys they
are the result of a ea'cful study of the
situation.
Properly Is now assessed at $ 200,000,
000, Including $10,000,000 of railroad
properly. If all taxable properly were
returned for taxation at an amount us
near the true value as the railroads are
assessed between 100,000,000 and l -0,-000,000
would be ad. led. If this were
done taxation at the present rule of ex
penditures of the Stale government,
could be reduced one-third.
The Morning I'osl, Interviewed Law
yer A. J. Marshal! about bis case, lie
said: "Believing as I do, the feeling
which District Attorney Bernard and
Assistant District Attorney Spears enter
tain towards me, I do not expect any
favor at t icir hands h-i long as they have
a string to hold me by. I believe my
Innocence will be proven."
The rumor was prevalent on the streets
that the district attorney would uol pros
the case. This rumar was put before
Mr. Bernard here. He said: "There Is
not the slightest scintilla of foundation
for lhat rumor The case will go through
the usual chaflneU aud will be brought
up at the next term of the Federal Court
here Thai rumor was only started for
effect."
11 Is Bald that tho Marshall trial will
cost him $2,000, and that he has mort
gaged his property to pay the heavy bill.
The judge reduces Ida bail from $',000
to $:i,00). This Is construed as very
favorable to Marshall. The jrorernnient
wanted the case lrlitl hero an I not at
Wilmington. It cannot convict Mar
shall here. Some gentleman from anoth
er place In the State told a government
official that now a nol pros should be
entered In this caso. The jury asked tl e
iudge to tell ll whether Marshall was
guilty or nol guilty. Public opinion is
lhat Marshall's innoconce Is beyond per
adventure. It was said that one Juror
Ul l not like Capt. W. If. Day and hence
rejected that gentleman's evidence
which absolutely negatived the entire
inasi of evidence tho government pro
duced fiom convicts.
Up U this date IK sheriff have made
fall settlement of Stale taxes Cleveland
and Hyde arc the two lal to settle
Mecklenburg liai not settled In full yet.
bat Its sheriff h sent la over W,00:J to
the Treasury.
The other day a press telegram from
Alabama said the sales of fcrllllicr tai
tags were Immense and ilmncd that
there would bo a great Increaie In the
cotton acreage, and further that advices
from Ihe other Slates showed a similar
condition of affair. At tha Agricullu
ral Depart man I Secretary llrunar said
the aalea of leg re entirely norml. All
th manufacturer are b iyln tome. It
Will nol be mill March that any Idea can
b found as to tha cotton acreage from
tha laf aalee Ho far to ru I ooiu o; lo
Indloate an Increase of acroae.
t halrnan Trals, of tha penlteailary
entire board, eaje ha la (raliOe I at
tha abowlng Capt. I ay makes of lb
panllaallary earnings for IttOf thai it
la mock batter than b thought polbl
aoalbatfo or even weeks ago, A I oae
tine) Trarla and Day were al odds, but
low taajr ar cordial. Travis iajra bo
doe tut know whether tb penitential?
WlU draw an of lb (0,000 appropria
tion for 1000 frons b Stat Treasury;
Uat than will ba a balance of I ',000 or
170,000 (rO.lt Uat JrMra produet, but thai
tab) faj lot aoagh U ra th penltentl-
at? til fear oa a caah baaU, which la
tha Iblag doelradi thai taa lb 10.1,000
drawa lut froea tb Suta will
erUlaJy not Im rafaadtdt tbat tha par-
the Caladonia farm are about equal as
money-makers.
The penitentiary will, before a gnat
while, have to consider the water prob
lem that Is, whether It will oe artesian
well or the cily mains. The reservoir
now Is what was formerly the quarry
The supply is from springs These must
bi slowly fading, as the water is
lower by about bIx feet than it was a
year ago.
I.C. Itifgs, of Durham, is the new
grand marshal of the Urand Lodge of
Masons- A K Smith, of Smitlitield, irrand
ewordfiearer, and T L Fairjw.of Wins
ton, grand pursuivant. Robert H Itrad
ley is re-elected grand tiler
The penitentiary has sold IC O bales of
cotton. It has remaining 1,700 bales all
at Norfolk.
The revenue aet requires that telegraph
telephone, sleeping car, refiigeialor car,
express and dining car companies, etc.,
shall make reports to the Stale Auditor
during the first ui inths of each year
Notices to them are now being sent out
calling for the reports. The repoiis when
received will be turned over to, the cor
poraliou commissi in as a basis for the
assessment of these companies lor tax
ation.
Already the Confederate monument
In the capital square is beginning to
look shabby or lack of attention The
lamp posts neeil painting. The lamp
globes are dirty an I sonic bent over
There are bad stains on t he base of the
monument.
LONDON TALKS.
Criticism Of Ministry May Lead
Their ResiDia.
PROB&BLY RETIRE.
J. L. McDANIEL
To The Voter. Fully Educated on Stak
Issues.
iuiiiii n to a Reu
WHEELER ON THE WAR.
Philippine Climate Good. Sends S.tpiple
of Cotton
Mkmciiis, Tenn.. January I I A local
cotton firm has received a letter from
Uen. "Joe'" Wheeler, now in tin' Philip
pines, inclosing a auinplc ot the cotton
grown theiel
General Wheeler Kays very little cotton
is grown ill !hn rhilippincs aud most of
the cotton inihc Manila mills comes
from the Hulled States.
Speaking of the insurrection Ueicial
Wheeler says: "I regrird the insurrection
as substantially over. Hail il not been
for the acliou of llioe yyli. are eailed
anll-impeiialists in the United Slates,
who had deluded Auiualde into the
Idea that tliey would secure him hide
penden. e, il would have been over some
lime aeo.
These islands are rich and an; oliauir
ingly delightful. All thev leqiiire. is a
good honest governiui lit. Il will be a
great advantage lo the 1'nileil Mates to
have our mercantile depots so near the
asl population of Kastern Asia.''
NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS SHOT
An Atlorney Seriously Wounds Ihe Two
Men. The Reason Is Not Known.
Special lo Journal.
Dknvkh, January Hi II. II. Tiiminon,
one of the proprietors ol the Denver
oat w as sbol in the otllee of ' b.t news
paper at noon today bv W. V. Amlei
boh, an attorney. The cause of the shoot
ing is unknown.
Anderson also shot Tanimon's pattner
Frederick (1 lionl'iele. liotli publisher-;
wero severely wounded 'I amnion, be
sides the proprieshii of Hie I'osl, was
the founder of the "(ire.u Divide." a
monthly magazine, and also the pnqirie
lor of one of the leading i urin stores in
the west .
Nicaragua Canal Ahead.
W.HHINuroN, Jan. .. The House
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com
ml I toe doesn't Intend lo wail for the re
port of tho Ithmiaii Canal Commission.
Il has ordered a favorable report on the
Hepburn bill for the construc tion of a
Canal over the Nicaragua roulo. The
bill authorlr.es the President lo acquire
such territory as may ha needed for the
construction of a canal from (losta Idea
and Nicaragua, aud directs him as soon
a that has been doue lo go ahead with
the construction of the canal Tin' bill
carries an appropriation of f 140,000,1 0J.
Mr. Hepburn expresses so much confi
dence lo getting action on the hill alibis
osilon that It is suspected Hint be has
rooelvcd a promise from the Speaker.
Senator Morgan approves the bill and
says In would like to sec it a law at
once, bat he has a serious doubts about
the Senate acting In advance of the re
port of the Canal Commission.
COTTON MARKET.
The following quotations wero rtcelv
od by J K Latham, New Hern, N. C.
Nkw Yoiik, January l.'i.
Open. High. Iw. Close
"JrJ 7.:tl
7 S.I 7 Mt
(174
0 00
i
I, oar. loae
i.rl
Ian. otiun . . 7 ilJ 7 M
May cot ion . . . 7 3 7 .10
Not. cotton . 0 7i
Sept. notion ... Bti
CIIICAOO MAHKRIl
WtlasT; Open. High.
May )7 7
CoRH:
May . roi
Cow, a: -
I Ma roh 7 10 7 31
Bo, Ry ITU. . . . 6:il
B. IL T bm
0.) 1U
Heading II
Coat. Tob. I'rtf .
1.8. W 47
RaoHpti at ootlaa rxrrti
bale,'
(.eneral Duller Seems Tv Hare
Hanked The Itoer Army, IJuite
( lose In lad jsinlth. Boers
Jlay He Farced To
! I. he Rattle.
i
I Special to Jourual
I l.oKiir.N Jhii. 1:1 There Is much talk
of the resignation of the Ministry, or a
weeding out of old ministers lo nmke
way foi new and younger men. These
wo lid be auch as George Windham,
Lord Stlliornc, Williams .St. John Broiler
lek, now all three uuder secretaries. Hut
tt is neither Lord Salisbury's uor Hal
loui's way lo throw over their colleagues
lo appease public opinion.
The I abinet will probably keep to
gether until Parliament meets on Janu
aiy .'10th, ill order to bIiow w hat Ihey
have done and are doing lo retrieve their
mistakes here and iu Houlli Afiica. They
will li list lo ihe American maxim against
changing horses while ciossiug the
stream to carry them through.
One of Secretary Balfour's speeches
this week has been seized upon by a
section of the press as forsliadowing
militaiy conscriptions here. The minis
try is certainly convinced of the folly of
trying to police the woild wide empire
with a corporal's guard, but they know
public opinion too well to attempt con
scription. That is not to say, how
ever, lhat. tliey will not use conscription
as a bogey to frighten the lax payers into
largely increased military expenditure,
anil an iiiipiovemcnt in the pay and posi
tion oi the common soldier. Also il
would be used lo secure a provision for
jcaily maneiivres on a laige scale, Ihe
m'ciii ing of fresh training grounds and
nib: langes throughoiil the country, Ihe
siiengthening of the yeomanry guard,
Uim militia and volunteer forces, and
generally speaking the levelling up of
;hc Kngiish lighting machine.
I he War Ollice has issued a statement
received from the ltocr commandants at
1'iolnrin and liloeiu'onteiu, referriug tit
the i isualtics among the British troops
at the light near Colesburg on Ihe sixth.
I lie list shows that the Suffolk regiment
lost mi dead and twenty eight wound
cd.
Washington, January 1:1. The Stale
llepartment has Ivcn informed thai Ihe
American goods on the Dutch steamship
liaria, detained by the British govern
ment o:i the suspicion that Ihey were
donliucil for the Boer army, have been
released and arc now at Helagoa Bay
Loudon, January 12. -The War Ollice
makes public Hit- following dispatch
from General Itullei, dated .Springfield,
Natal, at 'J.liO p. in. Thursday:
"I occupied Ihe south bank of the Tu
gela ri ei at l'olgictei s luift ibis morn
ing and sei.ed pout. The river is in
hood. The onemy is strongly intrenched
abinii four and a half miles to the
HOI Ih."
l'olgiclcr's Drift is about Hi miles west
of Colcnao and six miles northwest of
Spiiiigtield, from which General Holler's
mossagc was sent.
If, as was reported, the Boers hud
strongly intrenched Springfield, wdiere
Ihey in. Hinted one or two long guns. Il
ould seam thai ih-ir position there was
ahaniluned.
At l'olgleler's Drifl General Buller baa
tin main Boer hit rem hiuonls un the
right. If he call maintain himself he
seriously threatens the safely of General
Jo'ibert's right Hank.
The river liefore him he reports In
Hood, bill as he probably has ike Hoyal
Knginecrs, wllh their pontoon train, this
may not serlou-ly retard him. His iaa
mediate opponents are four and a half
miles norrti, guarding, no doubt, the
road which leads lo Dewilrop aud inence
lo Lsdvsmllb. From Ihe drill to Dew
drop Is about 10 mile
Once at Dewilrop llin relieving force
I would lie In communication with the lie
sieged garrison, for General W hite's d
vanced posts are Iwo or throe miles from
his camp on each side of the road.
The movement upou the Boers' right
threatens their line of com Jiunlcalion
with the Free State and should bring on
a battle almost Immediately. Holler, It
arems certain, means fight. The chief
obstacle In his path for Hie moment la
the Tugela, but floods go down in Natal
as rapidly as they rise.
Il Is probable lhal General Clery hail
rders to begin his attack as soon as the
Spilngfleld position had been turned and
General duller had secured tho drift.
Everything looks as If a decisive move
mi nt lo clear the way to lidymiiltli had
legun -Sn effort on which the whole
liaun of the Natal campaign depends.
Loudon, Jan. 1 - The Dally Telegraph
has receives! the following telegraph
from South Africa
Krerr Camp. Natal. Jan (I - A atorm
acrnm panled by heavy rain, liegan lasi
lent. Il la still pouring.
There has been na firing at Ijidysmllh
tilled
More Kniiiii Needed at the Capitol
Greensboro Issues Gold Bonds.
taxable Property Should he
Fqualiied. Cotton l -ed j
at II 0 III e
Kai.i.I'.ii .lan l.'i The I len.oi rats aic
uisk i ug e cellenl arrani;eiiiem- tor di I
seniinatiiiL' political news thi vi ar i
Chairman Sin. mons know s bn to man i
. I
ae these things, as ttie 1JS ( Huipaikru
showed most i onclusivelv.
Some of the ijoverunieul nib- iaN a
pear to be greatly vexed regHidiiiL: the
Marshall coiinter.'eiling ease and at the
failure to convict him
There has lout be n a ' tradition," o
lo speak, that there are plans soun
wheieforllic addition of wintisto tin
north and south ends of the Slate eapi
tol. i'atieiit search during the last year
or two has revealed no trace of any such
plans and an architect says he does not
believe there ever wcie any. The m:ittei
of incieasing the si.c of the building U
under consideration . llis certain that
more room is needed. During legislative
sessions many rooms iu the Supreme
Court and library building aud some in
the agricultural building have lo be
utilized.
A company is organizing to buy Ihe
I'eace property, on Deep liver, four
miles above tl.e Bynuin Cotton Factory,
for the purpose of utilizing the water
power in operating a large cotton mill
The propeily I lie Dukes lately bought,
and on which they will build large col
ton mills, is below the llynum faeiiuy.
A gentleman reluming from Ml. A.ry
reports M eaes of smallpox there, all m
a mi hi form.
A bout two iiiont h i aioi the aldei imn
of Greensboro adopted a iCMiluiion no
viding for the payment of lhe-e bonds
in "lawful money." Saturday nighl this
order was lesciinled and a resolution
adodel declining the bonds to be paya
ble in goid at the present ratio of line
lit hs. The aldermen lelievc a higher
premium can be icali.ed if Ihe bonds aie
made payable in gold.
In ) WIT the railroad commission .
made a Stale boald lo tax equalization.
It was unable to do much wink tlicn, In
cause ol limited lone, etc , but jet in
ereaseu taxable values OOO.nnO. In
speaking of gcneial taxation Cleik
Brown, of the corpoiation commission,
said that if the assessment ol all propei
ly were placed in the hands of ihe com
mission the Stale revenue-, would no
doubt be largely increased. A 'ateolli'
BulkT Arrears to Have I urn. J I hem
on Both F l ink-.
Hut l.illlw
I h rough,
lacked.
( lurg
Neil Allow eil In
kimberle) Again
( i' n I-1 it 1 Koherts
ol 1 be r ol ces
1 L Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
i'l'd!- 1
:i i 1 ; i ' A I sTIIKKT IS UKADyrAKTKKS YOU
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
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a sale Inn
1 1 H 'II to I ,
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lad
1 1 1 on in
Llld HIS'
.ad-milh in
be cimteniplal
tin
lid 1 Id '- a 1 1 all'
' I l,c slill -1 1
large li u in I 'ers, a
ing aiiol her attack
"Il i- known, howevei, lhat they aie
grcally depre-e I by their lieaivy losses
Thev had been peifeclly edu lidenl of
llic:i ability to dclcat I he garrison and
lake pi.s-e-:-lons of tne town."
The besiegers liae hecn qiliel for two
days, but can be seen in a' live movi
nien'.s on tl.e dlstall' hilis.
lie
I'll
hn die
Th
Hill has in
More II
1 he I'a-e o
I.OM...N
Mall b is l
I I OI1I oli
uari l si m
gallopin
las price
with t w i
ved Iwo snial I
macliiiu' guns
hea v piei m on I hi 1 w ana
Im cii lii i - I for t wo days
r de id len c been loiind at
:i -al 's Cainp.
.1 auuai y I I I'lie I aily
eived I In- follow lug dispatch
A 1 1 na
d Si.oroiltles
( 'olTee you (
Flour,
Saw.
I )i i f I . Slur and
f 1 1 1 11 so bl inds i
Meat ami U.ITei
1 have tho best
Admiral Flour slaml at the head.
hJ yon will bo iili'iiseil with your
I lie lari'est ami best sel. e
ei ii, and 1 ran Have von til mi y.
Kverything; (iuaranlecil iib Hep.tt'si'iilcil
( iooil SutilcH l''ice.
took of (iroccricB in New
J. L. McDaniel,
71 II ROAD STREFX
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ial says Mi. lliown's view- aieyciy
sensible and correct The n hole matter
of equality of i.,aliMii will undoubtedly
tiguicveiy ploiuinenl ly tins year and
perhaps Ihe l.egislatuie at its session in
June may act in Ihe premises
The home mills now spin all the cot
ton grown in tLc .Slate, save a little
which is exported from Wilmington.
The cotton coinpiesses in the Stale, with
the exception of those at Wilmington are
idle. Kxpoitcis hnd il banlei and hat lei
lo get cotton in this Stale. It is said
one exporter has lost heav ily this sea-oii
Hi' has to bid against the cotton n
The u veniie culler Algonquin I
rived at Wilmington, her new station j
(leneial Ie's birthday incxl I'lidavi,
is a legal holiday in this Stale. Many
ex I 'onfedei ate camps w il I Inn -p. id
e X el eises.
Four years aeo three biotheis named
II and W. II. I'lanlley we uivieted
of murdering .lohn Ihuiner, a nidi met
(diant, in lij'aufort county, in older to
rob his safe. They were tiled, and in
some slranee way escaped tin- gallows,
but jpit 111! yeais sentences, tine of the
Hills escaped from the penlicnl lary , an I
Is now in t iermany, one ilitd in pii'im
and one is now there. Hralilley (.'-c.q.ed
from a farm last May. Il is now hem d
that he has relumed lo Heaufoil ouniy,
and w alks the roads ai nie.l, -wealing be
will lievel be I eeaplliled. ossc will
go aftel him this week.
FRENCH STEAMER BURNED.
Many Lives HcpnrtcJ 1 osl. Report IiouM
cd by the ( ompany.
Hpcclal to .lournal
the I in
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thai Ihe ll.
lor by Hid!
ing l.i tin
smith. I Ion.
I as I eccl .'
Soul Ii A 1 1 1
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ti nog w . -
I'.oels
tent ion I
It is I 1 : in
vKiting !i
Sll ppol 1 1 u i
turns in f;,
laic li'ie,-.
d I loin 1 lie . ilniand bolder
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lei i;i.
ri,. ii.
.il, M .il
;i h fiom
JjvJ Every body is using our 20c Mocha.
ffa and Java Coffee and our I. X. L Flour,
is
is
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cvciy i, a-in; I" -,ippi
Is plo, I edlllL.' I pOil I ll
ri vei , I he loiiio -0
ccaled
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Grocery
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QkOCERIES:
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cable Hieaini r Kiiinco
llcved to be shipw reek
bay. The ship h
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petau utMriiMniung .r ,aa .u- 0-gT . vo ,
i I bn I balh - ropJiataa. flrt
XrtkMipla fana for uUr yt
w mU ihli (ari Uat H tad bat mOIoIjm MONEY CAN BUY.
or Colcnao, and tha trenchea
wllh water,
ll l aald that tb Bnri who arr hold
ln(j Mount lllaiffwana ara Uolatcd be
rauta Uie temporary bridge oyer Ilia Tu
gela ha Iwen carrlad away.
Chance of Criminal Court for Crareu
County.
By Act of Uta laat l4glalatom the
Febraary term of tbe Circuit CMaalnai
Court vat (banged from tba third Moa
day to Iba found Monday la February,
being Feb. Mtb, 1900.
I W. M, Wataoa, Clerk.
r Ilf I'li'Ili ll
s Aiago is In
,1 III ! t Mary's
lered ( roin ( - f and
Hankl, and was dm- at Ht Mary'abay !
repair a broken cable The crew inn,
lier''d 1 JO, of whom none were nave, I 1 1
In believed llnil the ship caught lire and
waa run aborn
The goyerninent n am yacht and a
bay aleamer were netit today liillirwnio
of the wrec ked steamer lo ace If any of
the crew mirylved
New York, January HI The general
manager of the company abl today that
he did I think lhal lha ncl I ml In St
Mary'a Bay wa the Krancla A rage Tlila
yrnael left Havre a weak ago for St
I'lerre N. V. and wa nol yet due Ac
cording la the rallmalre abe ( y rl ln
hundred in I lea noiith of New Found
land.
Now ll
th lln.e li
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Meadows' Grade Special Guanos.
If you farm on I tie int.
111(111 (IPAt)l- (1UANO.
ustve h vt .-in mill for rnlit, yon nnistl uac
(Im I, noils an- sjs'i iiillv ada,
li'll for lIllH (WMtioll.
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for ih
thing
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re is ir.Miii lo iuppoiie lhal inni
vm ,,uie again"! (oleno mid
ilinni;wanp Hiinullaueoiiiily ilh
ire ,.f I'nrlgielol Dillt
Potato
Cabbage
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I'miI t , v Ihe larg-esU an, most aucccasf nl fanncra in Una tttion.
Tlieir Field Itcaullit ajM'ak louder lhan Word.
West InJics Claims SclllcJ.
Hpe ial to .loin rial.
Hi IIiiuimiii. Jan lit The Krench
debt of two liunilrrd and eight thousand
franca, In liquidation of the Itolamnre
(Nrcayelli claim, la paid Kverylhlng la
eettled to the aatUfactlon of the French
and Dominican (joyernmenn
NI'Kl.IAL. aiANOH FOIl A I.I. CHOPS.
I,. T Trayla. Agent Houlhern It ll..
Hellna. (la . write, "lean nol y Ino
much la prala of One Minute Cough M
Care. In my cane ll worked Ilka a charm." j
Tba only barmlcaa remedy Ibal glrfe Tba mrxlern and mail effrcllre
Im mediate reanlla. Care ooughj, cold, for contlpHon and all Hrer troubl
eraoD. broncbltla, and all throat and loaf, Iba famona Utile pill known a DeWltl't
i ae Mo-iow,- gold LKAF TlHUOOO 0UAN0. Trii and
Triie) for Color, KilkuM-M ami Fine Tcitnne. Mannfactoml in the bright
Icuf mo tion of the State, mid rciall (irepaml for lite tlfrsjl of Oir land.
If intiTceleel arml for leaflet of analjaia and t.-timonialii.
Our ItKK) Calendar aim for th taking.
trouble. F8 Do fly.
Ullla Early Hlaera. T 8 Da If.
r E. H. & J. A.
j Wot an Union roint.
MEADOWS CO.,
Kw Bern, K. C
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