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TV0 VIEWS.
EITTERING WEDGE
THIRTY MINERS DEAD
THE MARKETS.
Opinions Differ as to the Serious
ness of the Dakota Suit.
Thj Elks Arriving la Force. A
Railroad Wreck Missed (.or
ernor Ajeock la the East
Base Ball Nrxt
Tear.
Raleigh, November 30. Tlie employ
ment by the Governor of three tucb able
attorneys as 01 -chief Justice Shepherd,
ex-judge James II Merrlmon and George
Rountree to look after the Interests of
the State In the suit which South Dakota
hai brought against It to force the pay
ment of par value of a lot of Western
North Carolina railway bonds of the Is
sue of 1898, atlraots renewed attention
to that suit. Very few people take the
suit seriously. They say the owner of
the bonds simply put $10,000 of them In
South Dakota's bonds In order that that
State could sue, which of course the
owner could not do. There are persons
however, who say the matter is a grave
one, and talk about the effect a decision
of the United States Supreme Court that
the face value of the bonds must be paid
will have, contending that the court can
make the tax collectors hold up funds
enough to make the necessary payment.
The State will of course fight the suit
with all its power.
The fourth volume of the North Caro
lina Regimental Histories la half In
typo. Tlio illustrations have arrived
for the other volumes and judge Clark
says they are even bettor than those In
the Brat volume.
The Elks arrived here today In largo
numbers. District deputy U.'mJ, Gerken
and fifteen other Blks came from Wil
mington. Over 30 arrived from Durham
The local lodge had them all as its
guests. Tho officers were Installed to
day ami this evening In ere was a ban
quet. Continued Improvement is reported
in the condition of attorney general Gil
mer. Yesterday somo person put several
fish plates on tho track of the Seaboard
Alr-Mne between Frankllnton and KIl
trell. The engine of the north-bound
fast mail struck the lUh pUtcs and loft
the rails, but strange to Bay ran on
again, The pilot was damaged. The
engine was able to go on.
State Auditor Dixon went to Louis
burg today and this evonlng delivered
an address before the local lodite of
Masons.
Governor Aycock and Gen. Toon left
this morning for Washington, Beaufort
county. They will make a tour which
will last until Friday week, speaking at
six places on education. Govornor Ay-
cock says Congressman Small and peni
tentiary superintendent Mann will ac
cempauy them on the trip. The steamer
Virginia Dare Is placed at their disposal
The marked changes In schedules of
tho Seaboard Ir Line which become ef
fective next Sunday are Interesting.
Tho plan to make the 620 mile ran from
Halelgh to Jersey City In a trifle over 13
h urs is to be a feature.
There will certainly be a baseball team
here If there Is a league In 1902. Two
business men are roady to put up all the
money required. It the deslte here to
have say an eight team league, from this
State, South Carolina and Georgia.
Wilmington, Winston-Salem and Char
lotte are the other three points named
In North Carolina, while Winston-Salem
Is ready, llko Raleigh, to pat up all the
money required. The teams In the other
States are Colombia, Charleston, Augus
to, Savannah are the other points.
A 9 year old daughter of State Insur
ance Commissioner J. R. Young has
diphtheria at his home here.
V. M. Straughan, who since 1872 has
been the janitor of the Slate Capitol, Is
paralyzed and at the point of death. Ho
Is one of the best known of all the
Stales' employes.
Union Between northern and Southern
Methodist Church. Joint Publish
tnf House.
PrrrsnrBfl, Nov, 19 The annual meet
Ing of the General Missionary Cummin, e
of the Methodist Episcopal Church al
journed finally this evening in me. i in
Albany, N. Y., next year.
At Ihe morning session numerous ap
peals were made to have the per cent,
cut 1n appropriations abated, but all
failed. The balance of the time was
passed Id maklog appropriations on the
8 per cent, basis. The moBt interesting
were for work in the cilies.
In the afternoon session the commit
tee adopted a sub-resolution presented
by Dr. Buckley, which Invites liberality
In missionary subscriptions and places
the provision of means for recuperating
the treasury In the hands of the board.
Dr. Goncher's appeal for 40,00C for
the purpose of joining with the Metho
dist Episcopal Church South In estab
lishing a publishing house at Shanghai
was granted. The appeal was thorough
ly discussed before passing. Bishop
Fowler opposed the proposition He
said union would bring everlasting
troble and contended that among the
400,000,000 Chinese there was room for
competition.
General Ruslinrr, a veteran of ti.ej
Civil War, aroused the committee by his ;
vigorous talk. "I want to sec this union t
with the South," lie said. "I fought the
South for four years, bat I quit at Ap-i
pomattox and I want to eec the two
churches get together and make one
ereat church. Let this union be the en
tering wedge."
Cloe ol Church Year for Baptists
anJ Increase Membership.
Keport on Attorney Meneral (lilmer.
The Elks Banquet. Serious
Condition Among Crop
Tenants. The Roa
uokc Celebration.
Hardwick Bill Defeated.
Atlanta, (la. Nov. 19 The Hardwick
bill providing for the
of a large portion of the
was defeated In the House of Represen
tatives today by a vote of 113 to 17. The
same measure was introduced and met n
similar fate two years ago.
Rai.lioii, N 'V. til.-The Baptists are
closing up their church year. Editor
Bailey of tho Biblical Recorder says the
annual gain In membership is 8000 to
1,0,000, and this will be well maintained.
The chnrch work during the year has
been zealous, and there will be a great
increase in contributions, notably for
State mission work. The gain In the
latter particular promises to far excel
anything previously known,
i Commissioner of agriculture, Pattcr-
son, Stale chemist Kilgorc and State
j veterianian liutler, left today for Scot
I land Neck to hold a farmers' lustitute,
! which will be tho last this year.
I The physician in attendance on At-
lomey General says tho latter, the fourth
j week of whose attack of typhoid fever
I began lust Monday, Is doing as well as
! could be expected at this stage.
There was considerable surprise ex
pressed iiere today at tiie news of the
displacing of J. M. Turner as supcrin-
i tendent of this district of the Seaboard
I Air-Line.
I At the banquet of tho Elks given here
! last night there were speeches by Con
1 grcsaman Thomas, Ed Chambers Smith,
W.J. Bellamy and others. The banquet
was a very handsome one.
The news of the death of Col. John L.
Ioichead at Charlotte was heard here
Fire In the Smuf f ler-Cnlon "line Tun
nc! Acted as Flue.
Tu.l. I Hi ok, Col , November Jo liy a
fire In the Bullion tunnel, beloLjjiLg to
the Smuggler-Union Mining Company,
probably 30 lives were lost todav Sev
enteen bodies have been recovered
The tire, which Is known to lu.it It-en
accidental, started early this morning in '
the bulldiDgs at the mouth of the tunnel.
At this point is lrcated the upper termi
nal of the tramway to the company's
new mill at l'andora, and it was in the
bunk hotse attached that the tire started
From this it spread to the terminal sta
tion, which, with Its ore bins, machinery
and supplies, are a mass of ruins.
The day shift of 200 men entered tho
mine and had reached their stations
when the fire broke out. Tho tunnel
acted as a flue and a great volume of
smoke poured In ami filled the slopes.
About 170 of the. men succeeded in
reaching safety by another exit. The
fire rapidly burned itself out, but the
mine was so tilled with smoke that it
was six hours before rescuing parties
could penetrate the stopes, where the
less fortunate were.
Sevenlein dead have been removed
from the mine t might.
The Best Prescription lor Malaria.
Chills and Fever is a bottle of (Junv h.V
Tahtki.kss Ciiii.i. Tonic. It is .simply
iron and quinine in a tasteless form
cure -no pay. Trice 50c.
Raid.
The f
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WHY SUFFER FROM
Grippe a:,J
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CHILLS. FEVERS
NIGHT SWEATS
11 other forms of maladies when you
can be cured ty
Roberts' Chill Tonic
The world does not contain a better remedy. Many
wonderful cures made by it. 33 cents a bottle.
Money refunded if it fails to do the work. Delight
ful to take.
Local Druggists.
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disfranchisement i wllu mvuresi. ne vimieu caicign oneii
ncH'ro voters, i "nd when young livt'(1 here-
Edward li. Barbee, a widely known
busiucss man here, says the distress
among tenant farmers in those parts of
the cotton belt in this State where crops
are s short is so serious that he would
Those Gold Shipments. ' mr,t,l,u nt aI1 suriiris,!'1 " by ll!u ",,,ld!"
nf .l.'.nuary, an appeal is made for aid
Wabhinoton, Nov. lD.-Treasury of r, ,IC111. This will give an idea of their
ficlals say they feel no apprehension on i ,i:.piorsuie condition,
account of the cxportatlons of gold. It j Mrs. Martha Mordecai, relict of the
No
Is said Secretary Gage regards the ship- (
mcnts as a natural movement in vim '
of the general demand for money in :
Europe, and that he believes there is
nothing lu the situation to cause un
easiness. 1
At this time there Is an unusual de- !
mand for money in several European I
financial centers, and it is to be exported !
it Is said, that United Slates Investors
would take advantage of the increased'
Interest rates. 1
Early Snow in the South.
CoU'MniA, H. ('., Nov. 1!). It has been
snowing hero Blnco early morning. Thio
ls thu tirsl enow that has fallen in Co
lumbia as early as November.
Atlanta, da., Nov. l'J. Dispatches
from points in North Georgia icporl two
Inches of Bnow. There as a IIl'IiI fall In
Atlanta during tho day.
Americans Get Contract
rnu.ADKi.rnu, November 19. The
American Bridge Company, of thll city,
bat secured a contract for the comtroo
tlon of 20 deel bridges along the line of
the Uganda railroad in Eaat Africa.
The amount of the contract U about
$1,000,000. Beveral English and Conll
Dental firms offered bids, bat that of tba
Philadelphia company was not only tba
loweal, but guaranteed lb completion of
I be work In a shorter apaca of lima than
Ita competitors.
Tba new bridges will replace wooden
structural, which war built aevaral
aaoala aco and found to be Inada-
qaau.
Boycott "Jim (CroWCara.
JiccaoaviLLi, ria., Not. 18. The e-
groea who bava lattlutad boycott
agalsst laa street eart oa aoooaal of tba
racaal otdlaaacaaaparaUaf IM now oa
lha eart bald a Baae-atlBf lad agrd
to orgaalw a stock eoanpaor of 1.000
bam, at l a saara, to opttatt a eUge
aoack adnlea Ibroagboul Ike city ta
alaafraly fo aagroM.
CASTOR I A
In Ia&aU and CUlArrt.
titlhi Yci Bin Alt Jjt lr.$
Cg&alortotf
The Children's Friend.
You'll have a cold Ibis winter Mabe
you have ono now. Your children will
Buffer too. For coughs, croup, bron
chills, grip and other winter complaint
One Minute Cough Cure never falls
Acta promptly. It Is very pleasant to
the taste and perfectly harmless. C. I!
George, Winchester, Ky., writes "Our
little girl was attacked with croup lati
one nlgbt and was fo hoarse she could
hardly speak. We gave her a few doses
of One Mlnuto Cough Cure. It relieved
her Immediately and she went to Bleep
When she awoke next morning plic had
no signs of hoarseness or roup K. S
Dully.
Modern Surgery Surpassed
While suffering from a had case of
piles I consulted a physician who ad
vised me to try a box of DeWllt's Witch
Hazel Salve," aayi 0. F. Carter, Atlanta
Oa. "I procured a box ami was entirely
oared. DeWitl'i Witch Hazel Halve li a
splendid cure for piles, giving relief In
stantly, and I heartily recommend It to
all sufferers." Surgery I unnecessary
locate plies. DeWitl's Witch Unzrl
halve will cure any case. Cuts, bnrni,
bmltea and all other wounds aro alo
quickly cured by It Beware of conn
terfclu. T. & Duffy.
Plre In Charlotte.
" CnARLcrra, N. C, Nov. 1-Flre ear
ly today deatroyed the llolton block and
eaoaed a loee of $100,000. The principal
loeera are U. O. LI ok, groceries, 130,000,
R. H. riald, groceries, 115,000; H. K.
Bryan, grocarlea, 118,000; Oglesby Uros.
dry goods. All vera Insured.
Tba flra broke oat la Ogleabyt' store,
at tba co roar of Trade and College
I treat, a ad gained headway on account
of aa aoaldeat at Iba pumping station of
tba walar worae, wblck temporarily cat
off tba water stpply. By tba lima tba
Otbaf bnlWIogl ware la flaiaaa the watar
apply was reatored, and tba flamaa
weraooafiaed to tba balldlaga In tba
block.
Tootk Brushes at Davis'.
Davte Preecrlpttoa Tbaimacy baa Jot
reed red lot of loot a brushes from
Cbaa Looaaa, taa well-aaowa maavfaav
lartr of trainee la rati. Xcb brasb
a "Devla rbarmaey" tap4 a Ua
UadJa, aa4 b aaretd U bo- naffttk
It oaa la foaaJ aaaaiUfaclory, It may m
rataraad. Tt la Utat tsad a Uadr at
Davla tad Ik price la oaly 13 otata.
late Henry Mordecai. Is dead at her
home here, aged 7. She was the mother !
of Mrs. Turk, wife of n well known
Southern railway ollicial.
President II. O. Connor and the ex
ecutive committee of the State Literary
nnd Historical Society met here today as
did also Mnj Oraliam Duvesthe chairman
of the special commitlco to arrange for
the great celebration on Roanoke Island
net summer. This celebration was tho
mailer under consideration.
TO (XEANSt THH SYSTEM
I ITcctually yet gently when costive or
blllious, to permanently overcome hab
itual constipation, to awaken the kid
neys anil liver to a healthy activity,
without Irritating or weakening them,
i to dispel headaches, colds, fevers, use
, Syrup of Figs, made by the California
Fig Syrup t o.
i Three Locomotives Come Together.
! I. os Anoei.fs, Cat., November 20. -A
fatal wreck occurred on tho Santa Ke
Itallro&d one mile west of Franconia,
Ariz , a switch station twenty miles east
of Needles. Cal., early today. Seven
i trainmen were killed, three pasBengcrs
and fourteen trainmen Injured.
Limited trains, east anil west bound,
1 ora'hed together while running at full
speed The cast hound train was drawn
'by two engines while tho west bound
, train had but one locomotive. The
' three engines were crushed and blown
to pieces by an explosion which follow
1 ed Ihe collision. Both trains were made
up of vestibule cars of the heaviest kind,
1 and while they stood the terrific shock
! well and protected the passengers to a
great extent, beveral of the cars took
f re at once and burnt d up. The dining
cars, one of each train, one Pullman
and two composite cars were destroyed.
Dr. Bull's Pills lor Liver Ills.
One pill a dose. Hoi, 50 pills, 10 els.
Cure Constlpalioa, Liver Troubles, Itll
lounnes, Impure Blood, Dyspepsia, Ke
malo Complaints, Stomach and Ilowel
Disorders. Dr. Hull's Pill never gripe.
Like Jameson
Toiionto, (intakio, Nov. 20. Dis
patches from Vancouver published here
sny:
"The Yukon insurrection story is not
altogether without foundation. Some
harebrained Americans drew up plans
for forcibly deposing the Government
and police in the Yukon, Bomewhat sim
ilar to Ihe historical Jameson raid in
the Transvaal. Major Woods, of the
Mounted Police, discovered the scheme
and took prompt steps to suppress it.
American officials at Skagway co-opcrnt
ing. The diacovery of the scheme is
supposed tohave nipped it in the bud.
"When the plan was discovered Maxim
and Colt guns were mounted at While
Dorse, which was the first plaace to be
attacked. Major Snyder, in charge of
the police there, also received reinforce
ments, and patrols were kept on duty
night and day. It la said the scheme
originated In Seattle, and 2."i0,00() was
available to aid the venture.
Sal
market wen
Reliable and Gentle.
"A pill's a pill," says the saw. Hut
there are pills and pills. Y'ou want a
pill which ia certain, thorough and gen
tie. MoHtn'l gripe. DeWitt'a Little Early
ltisers liirUie bill. Purely vegetable. Do
not force but assist the bowels to act
Strengthen Mid inviirorato. Small and
easy to lake. F. 8. Duffy.
JACOBS' Halelgh Hyo Whlske
best. Mlddlo Btreet.
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of cotton ye-tei'lriy in I li" h
Large lull sacks,
Only 80c saok.
s-pots i it
Futures, N
Apr .May I 0?
.0 hales al 7 to 7.
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'. Sales 10,00 -i b.ilts.
v Dec. 1 1". Dec .lan
Stables Free.
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Last week
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This" week.
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John L. Morehead Dead.
Cniiix)TT, N. C, Nov. 80 Colonel
John L. Morehead. one of Ihe mnt
pmmlneot oillMna nf Charlotte, dial
suddenly In tho Ilnford Hotel here to
night. Col Morehead had Just before been en
gaged In a vivacious convaraatlon with
Col II. C. Kccles, proprietor of the lin
ford, and seemed unusually bright. When
a physician rescbed tba bed to which
the body wa carried Ufa w pronounced
extinct. Death was sltrlbolad U heart
tTOUbl".
Col, atowhaad Uataa a wtte,' bo l at
pfWfrt la WaablDf ioJ, alao a aabtar,
Ma. 4 ft. too of thll ell, and a
aoa, ifoba Morvbtad, lrs DeCMMd iu
Ua to of Dowat Uor4Md of Hortb
OafiUta. -' -
Blue Point Beds Raided.
lVrcitodCK, N. Y., Nov. 2u. The
famous Blue Point ovBter beds in the
(Ireat South bay, were torn and virtual
lv ruined todav In a wild scramble for
small oyiters, the law protecting the m
having been found unconstitutional.
The statutes provide that the Hoard of
County Supervisors of Kuflolk lounty
may make such regulations a" are neces
sary to protect the oysters, claim and
shellfish. The Supervisors three jears
ago prohibited tho laklng of ojters
under four Inches, measured length and
width combined, from tho free oyster
waters of the township of Urookhavcn.
where the Blue Point beds an-, and im
posing fines and Imprisonment fur the
offenBc. Henry P. Wright n arrested
yesterday for violating the law, and -District
Attorney W. H. Jaycon, his
counsel, argued tho law lo he unc onstl
lutional, ami Judge S. W. Coiiklln so
ruled.
The news that there was no law pro
tecllng small oysters spread like wildfire
all over Ibo shores of the Wrest Syuth
bay, and by the dim light of the moon
many of tho boats started for the oyster
beds, By dawn hundreds of boats were
working on iho oyster beds, and the law
preventing dredging for oysters hsvlng
also been declared void, many of the
baymen put dredges lo work.
The town bad upcnl years and much
money bringing Ihe oyster grounds to a
fertile and profitable slate. The damage
Is eallmaled al '0,XX).
ZORAH. ;
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Short Crops and Short Prices Married
Near Vancehuro. A Basket l'.;i ty.
November 21.- Il seeim strange that
a abort crop of eolt ui iv d lo,v prices
can go together Nobody seems to under
stand it. Fanners will be fortunate if
they are able to pay tl.iii feitiii-r bills
i his year.
Bears are still numerous in our section
but none have been killed laU iv. Several
have been seen out iu open uo . is quite
a dislaiue from the poeo-in.
On Sunday, Nov. 1 HI 1j , Mr V 11 Whit
ford of .orah, ami M iss Lulu Campbell
near Vaneeboro, were made one. But as
to which is the one, in.lio.iy cm tell
yet.
There was a basket social at Friend
ship church last Saturday nighl, from
which livu dollar i whs rrali' d It seems
to have been enj.iycd h veryhody
present.
Miss Maud Tulen of Kdiv.ird, is i-.it-Ing
relatives at Z oao t!d week
Mr J Whllford will -tail l'r Ital
elgh tomorrow to help carry prisoner-,
to the penitentiary for SherllT libldle.
Kid. C C Bland of Ayl.-n, id pi. a. h
at Macedonia Salur'lav "lid SuioPn
Dr. Bull's CouRh Syrup Cures
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Gold Mining & Milling Co s l
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IF YOU ACT AT OJCE
TO INVEST IN A TRULY MERITORIOUS OOLD MIN
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PKbb A1ILLINU UOLO MINb That fed Pal n Oulcli in Flor-
em e. Idaho, which gave up $00,000,000 in placer gold in 1801-2. Wo
otT. r a limited aim. mil of ground floor 8TOCK AT 2.ric PER rillAKE
(par valio1 $1.00). This mine lias $.10,000 worth of machinery and do
M'liipinent : it w ill pay regular dividends of 10 per cent per month on
exery dollar invested inside of six months, and will be worth par insido
of twelve months. This is the best investment for the money that lias
i vi-r been olTcreil lo Iho investing public. Tlie stock is fully paid ami
noll-asv'(,s;il,lo.
For fiirtht i particulars, prospectus, report on mine, reference, 'etc.,
ADDRESS,
Ozark Gold Mining & Milling Co.,
HOSCOW, IDAHO.
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TW awsiKjai iotara ttU at laa
riaatera Wajtaawa, nrardaf, prorad
k Utnacb ktrf fa an, tpacfad, aad
U( fltcaaT ftallaid -, mmt aa aaUafactary
tf)Hter m tttjr kata at Ul ar
aiat iwfcot laa Mao.' .
Taa praetat Tetj dry aad told vaalaat
M optraltaf ooasldarably tftlait Ua
aoraMat of tobaooo U Bark at.
Married.
At the home of the bride on Houlh
Front street, Mr C. T. Hancock and
Mia Mollle J Wlnfleld were married
Wednesday evening al 8 o'clock, Iter.
M . 8 Ppesr, aulsled by RT. II. 8. Rrad
shsw, officiating. Tba brldn la Ibe
dam Mar of Mrs. Mary V. Wlnfleld ol
Ihl city aod Mr. Hancock Is well known
la this city and aartloo. They will
aaae tbalr fotor home al 148 Broad
atraat
a Couh or Cold
Cnnip, Whooping
Couth w llhoiii tail .
Hoarseness, Ciippi
nil in .lb ii and I, on,'
sure remits, l'rice,
Mi
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Cou.di and
B.-hl for Bron
, l'heiilnonlil
Allei iio:,.
ills,
oil
,ii k.
Celery Headache Powders.
rhcrc Is nol any In-tter remedy for
headache than these powders they
never fall to relieve. Made and "old only
at Davis' Prescription Pharmacy.
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Nurw eflnii salt lit i r 1 t.t J
fl rm m .
In IT'Ki were riin.le (lie flrt brooms
In thl country fnnn the l.roomcorn
grown on American mill. Th bnxurn
were mnde In rbllad.dpbla, and the
event was xiken of at the tlmo as nn
llluslrnllon of tho development of the
country.
TMrl.
TnmerUne, tha Tartar mnfjtvror,
had a elnb foot Tile ral namo waa
Tlmour Lena, or Tlmonr tha Lam
PRICES CUT IN HALF:
85c SILK FOR 43c.
I This Sale ONL Y for a FEW DA YS. $
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Ask to hc our NKW COUSKTS, wo have the R. A G. In
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