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w ""JUUUS HINES-& SON
- BALTMORH.WD.
uKYAN WILL WIN.; B0ERSPLOT INPHH-.
TORIA.
A Maryland Republican
Qives Some' Reasons.
From the BaUimore World (Ind)
"Bryan's a sure winner."
That's tne statement of a . Repud-
' -v .. . , -A plot to shoot all the EritUh oHV
.swim.of this State for years and who
lias been on the stump fprlhe party
time after time, land who says he will
vote for McKinley. 16 a World man.
"I have been a studeut of political
affairs for the past 35 years, he con
tinued, "and the history of this coun
try does not point to a man who has
done .what Bryan has.' In 12 years
from the time he took his hands from
ttm ntAnr KrkflYAc t.?o ...Van n J
UK W. JU. UA Vi O cated himself while teaching school;
so impressed himself -. on the affairs
of this nation that he became a can
didate for the presidency and polled
over 6.000,000 votes. 1 Not for an in
stant has he lost his grasp or has his
au tmnaf rcfrccttoa scientifically cwrcctod impress oh the country lessened; in
I fact it has grown, for. while defeated
t the first time, he is again nominated
almost by acclamation. This is some
thing the political history of this
country has never presented before.
STUCK TO FIRST PRINCIPLES.
Consulting Optician.
w. R. JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
WINDSOR, N.C.
PrmcOcmM Im mlf Comrts.
Scm7 BttiMUaa gtvtm im Collecttoms.
First-class 'Watch repairing:.
"Not for one moment has the man
Planned to Km' Officers nccf
Capture Lord i Roberts.
Londoa. Aug 104:45 a. m.i The
Daily News has 'the,, 'following. di
patch t.ora Pretoria, oated, August 9:
Clocks nd Jewelry, and all kinds retraced his steps. He was nominat-
f Spectacles and Eye-glasses for Ld the first time . on a principle he
enunciated. He has stood by it faith
fully and has refused to give it, tip. I
sale - - .
R. W. HALISH,
prisoner hasbeenppportvhtly.criscay
ered.: 1 Ten of the - ringleaders m ere
arrested and ara now. in jail. t;
Probably ths ptot w part of " a
conspiracy of- whiclr "the - jitteopted
rising at Johnannesburg was the first
indication.": c -
-Everything was prepared in - the
plot to make Lord Roberts- a prison-
j . t. . a ' x i. .'-". -
erana snoot ine crusa omcers, . and
the couspiracy was. only discovered at
the last moment The ' conspirators
numbered about fifteen, They had
the extreme western parts of the city,
hoping that the troops would be con
centrated there.. The plan ; wats - that
then tha conspirators were forcibly to
enter, all houses occupied". ly 1 British
officers, these having been previously
marked, and to kill the occupants.
? 14 All the Boer ' sym pathlzers 1 were
acquainted, with the plot; and several
had been told off to. secure the per
son of Lord. Roberts and to ' hurry
with him to the nearest commando.
'Horses have been obtained for
this purpose. Then the British learn
ed the names of the ringleaders, who
were put under arrest. The , aftiir
has created a tremendious sensation.?
t Expert Watchmaker . -
. flraduataOptidaat " "
Main St, next door to Mrs. Barrett's
store.
0u Cash Paid For Old Gold and Silver.
WINDSOR, N.C
PASSENQER TRAIN8.S
NOCTH
No. J-A
l'?Yr-e Tlc No. 2.
tS99.
Swrir.
No. l-A
EFFECTIVE B-2T-
Imi Lv . Windsor, Ar 610pm
30 ... .Butlers 600
a 55 Askewsville 54
7 05 HoUy Grove ' - 5 5 -
71$, . i.-. - Branhing Ar 5
730 Powellsville s 05
750am Ar - AHOSKIE Ly '' " 445P
a. rtailw nmil Sunday. - Flaar Statioa..
Train No, a makes direct connection .with the
tell yovt there is "a large class of the '
people who-admire andwho will sup.
port a mau who will fight for a prin-
cipleCTsodearto them. They are "-go
ing to support Bryan- this year be
cause he has stood for a principle
and refused to be turneeffrom it.
? "McKinley has -changed policies
with every breath. He voted 27 times
for free coinage while in the house and
44 times for bimetalism. Now he's
for a gold standard,- The people do
not like that km J, of shifting; Re
member j I'm a Republican, but I am
simyly pointing out what is the fact.
MONEY TALK IS ALL BOSH.
"This talk of gold standard and the
Ths law holds both maker and cir
culator of a counterfeit equally guilty
I he dealer who sells you a danger
gerous counterfeit of DeWltf s;Witch
Hazel Salve risks your, life . to make
a little larger profit. You - can not
trust him. DeWitt's is the only ren
uine and original Witch HazeT Salve
a well" known cure for .piles and all
skin diseases. See that your dealer
gives you DeWitt's Salve 7SaDenger
& Keeter. -. " - .
ALLIES CLEAR
THE ROAD.
RE-ENFORCED MESSAGES PPV0.',1
TO 50,000 AEN PEKIN.
Van rs tun Taken After .Sharp
Rght on onday. -
CI1AFFEB HAS SIXTY CASUAL-
nib.
Allies to lie Strenithern tutor Hlnlsm 5till RcfllCC
Resuming narch on Pklo I . Accent V"art f .1
Tientsin.
m Hardly less impoMant thao" Ccn
to
inryocodr- it REUEP ARMY S 10 ULD
ua was a
Chaffee's dispatch
. Ths capture of Wuun. the ob- P1 of Y.rgts
jective pourt of the international for- Fn ro wco. icx.-w. -.a
ces, was the supreme news of impor- f .mmnd 00 thc 1? W
I . . .1. . . nr. . 1 !, m
tance received yesterday on the Chi- iU c w" ou w J1r ,ta U4a I ".m
oese situation. The first word - of mittcd ri e. lus rrtr.vrvj tht t.r t:tx?
stating that the intern aiiotul army I tuc rrace bene ia crrhtt lom H
would total 50,000 men 00 August a 5 1 Pichoa, the French tzl&ltixt atTcl s.
at which lime the real advance fin I u iiar!i!aJ.txlaT. Acrvii
Pekin would brgio. Gen. Teraocbtj'j Pea In Cat oo h'r jirtu:
stated that on the 4th, when It aj The dptoeaatic tiom lit
forwarded, tke advance had not jrt jbetrn Icftard ty tit CH&rx
begun. This was at firat iocompre-1 crtocnt lhal tW powrra hart rraJ-
AugustjS, Yangstun captured to-hensiblet in view of the fict thai JJ lcmarxicd ocr eetmxtcjf tttxa
Pckia fkier ccot. tad br uUv
. m. m
. rir-r- wr wMirwt i&4 u a cut.
-
tional force would total 1 0.000. rac We f are rnoocairJ t ft- t:
a, " 1 - -. W
this capture, effected bat Monday,
came in a brief dispatch to the Sig
nal Office at the War Department
from CoL Scriven, the signal office at
Chefoo, saytDg: -
Chefoo, Aug. 9.
Signals, Washington. .
C y rs r rs r , ' r
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c o p 1 c
. ;vc ihlr.
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j I r:r r"; - it r.:c::: :y '
.i f.r t;.:n to his c .
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1
day.-Wire us. Need own transport- fighting has actuaHy occrtd. Lut'
aUon. All well. . SCRIVEN. . . , , , , ,v , r '
. the later statement that the iotcrn-
i Half an hour after thU message a force would total $0,000. rrx
cablegram came from Gen. Chance, on the !th appears to make dear
giving additioaal deuils of the cap. Ceo. Terauchl's meaning aad rtcon-
rr.:lc5 thc hi!r hn.:1 v
. T .1
it grov
Ic.-r. It
thick x.-.J
Clo
ture, and showing that it had been at
the cost of about sixty casualties
tnong the American troop. Ceo.
Chaffee's dispatch is as follows:
cile
rs.
hwith Geo. Chaffee's d'upatth
Yargtsun, Aug 6, 1900,
Ytngtsun occupied ta day. Wouno- j 000 u follow on the 15th.
ed. Second Lhutenant Frank R.1 makes ckar the meaninr of
The present movement of some t6
000 men doubtless is vkrd in thr
light of a rtconooiicance In force, lh
roaic movement of the army of 50,
ThU
Ccn.
Lhaffee's dispatch that Yaungtaua
was the objective point. Thc war Dc
potts wixhcrS b.:qpJocj traca 00
foTtraur-rots, to Vxa rr km tl
"I show!J tciaret 'ooa
e K4 depart fr&o Pta
torcrt cocausg la ccr tcKxtx thcH
K of sciSocs! avsKtr ta ia9t U I V
ti!r arvt ritkir rl :,ti V . ..4 I -
V
(A cc!:r id rny hr!r.
J ill the dirt, rich czl.r
74 no Ion ccr r.ccd cff.
tkat ii jc-f J-: C'J c- if
. f ere ycur tir.
wua i3il : tiJUrra, aad
. ....
w care vo o .rurtacrtu. la try
case, a Chides tacort slocU asc l
y-niKlfrrd. I tot that ey cyrf !
No. I. date4 AarU Lxt bctrai
i2o,ooo Qerman Soldiers : Yeinn
tecr.
Long, Ninth In! antty, moderate. Ca
viaiucs, www ity tucn mum i . . . . t. .... .
i (miiuitui ucic tuis ma .wnsucrai4j m cmi iau LmTTT LSQua-
Infantry. Fourteenth U. S. Infantry, J py over this st temmt of aa ob- native Chriit:aaK wboca w cx
and iiattery l-t a-itth u. b. Artillery, jective point tar short of Pekin. Ii
Nearly all from Fourteenth Infantry, would appear,' however, from Geo.
Names later. Many men prostrated Teraucha's dispatch that the first forte
heaitand fatigue. , sLllAYFEYL of 16,000 men ha ting opened up
meaning or' -ma' victory. communications to Yaungtssa
I hrotirht frtrwaril iiinr!i n4 rtfiwl nittmlf.l
rt. r.i ii- j t ...I " -I .
Yanrtsnn means an advance ci el?h-1 .... . . . .
- ' . . . . 1 wouia men dc clear lor the adrascc
teen males towards Itaun, or a Utile ... . . ... . ..u
mean?, too, that tlfe combined armies
1. a ma mam. 4. Vt .a a! .imrti.. m Ms4 , i,
1UVC uuw a ar- u& auuua&9 av.a la. m
" l YOU mar a in er-rt f r tan a
Imand both the railroad and the Pri- stram erginc without water as lo
h River. But the news of the vto I find an active enerrettc man with s Irrcoered ult tcir rrajaffts-w Hrrtl erf.
a. t-wa. V. .. I i. a . 1
a a ", . ta (
f " 1 ad.i.Hia aa
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a 14-1 i ...,...a.Mv a 1
.J uT laws QiimiarfV
V ." f V a V I J
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- The dU patch trrtrrj to
fichoo ha t net rracLJ ih
fortt'ra cce.
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CENTRAL HOTEL.
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ras'axTS to trtTrf. tV- tcrlcf
ti-t 1 :. Uitt t-a trrj a" t . m
nonsense. Why, the country was on
: a silver standard from 1 782 up to 1873
when silver was demonetized. In all
Nob polk &arouna train No. io at Ahoske I those Years there were but five finan-
ior Norfolk. Traia No. x makes direct connection I
. . - - aai ht V4T A a W rt . t . a. 1
uta Norfolk tAouHno.gjreai ciai panics " in 1073 mere was me
J.W.BRANNIN G,C.E. El BANNING worst panic the county ever - knew,
. ' . - and they recur every five years now
M. C. HINSHAW, . . .rai.;n -o-ulaTitv. We are not
Oaitoral FralKht & passencar Acnt. 7 . . . .
on a gold sianoara, - mougn uie iaw
TH A PP A TC'P 1 INF savs we are. We are on a greenback
pasis aim uuuuii j ciac. x 11c unjucjr w
: the country is paper, and if the paper
were taken out of circulation and gold
substituted there would be a howl that
would be heard around the world. No
I one wants gold. : The ; silver certifi
i cates guarantee that the government
will make good the amount, and they
also declare that the amount in silver
is deposited in the United States
Treasury with which to redeem the
notes. . . -
Berlin Aug. 9th. The number of
volunteers from the army reserves who
have signified their willingness to ra
- - I - o. o
dangers of the silver standards is rank 1 to China is said to 1 20,000. From
this number it is understood that a
corps not exceeding 20,000 will be
formed. A portion of the corps will
leave within a fort night, or as soon
as the cabinet meeting call for tomor
row shall have given consent to the
project. - i .
U.S. Mail Steamers
To all Points North East & West.
.............5:45 p
6:45 p. m.
Lv. Norfolk, Jackson St.,
Lv. Old Point Comfort. .
Ar. -Baltimore, Pie I9i Light St.. --7 a. m.
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Lv. Baltimore.......
Ar. Philadelphia...
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10:15
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Steam ers leave daily except Sunday.
For stateroOHta and any information can at.
Norfolk Ticket Office, Main and Granby Street.
. , - Phones na. -
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r Pass. At.:
A rtooster DevU Fish
RAILROAD
CONDENSED SCHEDULE
Dated' May 27tb, I8W.
No. No.- No. No.
t3 49 Stations. 48. t
P. M. A. M. ; h V K A- M.
a 30 , 9 !a l.v,NorfalkrAr. ,5 55 10 25
1 40 9 23 Piuneis Point. 5 30 10 03
J 3 9 f.i.Uv-i'Lr8 ?'' -5 5 9 34
1 17 iocs ....Suffolk... 4 5 9 19
lj i 35 ...... Gate.". ; 4 ao 8 42
415 1050 .b... .Tunis.... - 400 823
4 3 11 06 Ahoskie.... 3 41 8 05
4 S3 11 21 ..Aulauder.... 3 27 8 50
5 35 12 00 - VwHobrood.... 2 53 7 c8
os is 21- Ar.TarboreLv. s .31 6 46
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-3$ i js 50 . Rocky, Moant. 155 '6,37
" 1 1" 1 " 1 ' !"
Destroying its victim, is a type fo
Constipation.' The power of this
murderous malady is felt on ... organs
and nerves and muscles and brain
There's no health till it's overcome.
But Dr. King's New Life Pills are a
safe and certain cure. Best in the
FRE- BLOOD CURE.
Aa offer WovUlatf faith U
Is your Blood Pure? Are yon ' sure
of it? Do cuts or scratches heal slowly
Does yourskin itch or burn? Have
you Pimples? Eruptions? Foul Breath
Catarrah? Are you pale? If so purify
your Blood at once with B. B. B
(Botanic Blood Balm). It makes the
Blood Pure and . Rich, heals every
sore and gives a clear, sooth, healthy
skin. Deep-seated cases like ulcers.
cancer, eatinsr sores, - Painful' .Swell
ings, Blood Poison are quickly cured
for al
tory was welcomed all the more Joy- torpid firtr and you may know his cw Erst sccrturr tl lU Craaa . v . .
&'Zh? K'hIm r-- -
State and War Departments because eali0StOfleo h Udcbc and .
it u lelt.that its moral eflect optinu:- tornetimes diziiness. A few doso I mTU French Ixratksa bOLAg, si
te officials were even disposed to be j of Chamberlain's Stomach and Lira I thovh half draJroytd by fLe Ccarr a.
lieve that betore long a white flag , ot iCU w,u yvatore cm uver 10 ii i 0-jy t, tci to (U
'..I normal funrtlnns rvAwr a-I'tT.r I .
truce would De displayed irom tne r . ' I ben ol the French Ltma. koin
- - 11 nritwa ri a . m m. m . v a - m - - - a . -
walls of Pekin. rt u .. I alind rood beahh. hot aJaa ta
. I 1 Hl a Ul ar IU1U, X I KC. ItUVU, I a
It will be remembered that, accord- Samples free al J. J. Mardre ic trot om!n ct the s Asstrisn . Lr- JcJ
mg to the (uspatch from Sir Claud I store.
Macdonald some time ago, the cap
ture of Tientsin by the allied forces
led to an immediate change in the at-
L. F. PERCE.
Arrr.t L th
DEAD IXTTTJt UST.
ho socjht rr:- r thert a.'rtr the '
Ciarlete deatnaako cl their cva
1
vowing. ; The j Frtsca . : Lttsjom
I bul-ilr.g t surrtHCsdeil by r-aaxra."
H err TZom dors not exstioi Ct
titude of the Chinese government .to- Utcn q po$t WJto-
ward the imprisoned foreigners. The n.c. which will be sent to Dead f'r t It Us s;xd that, u
firing upon the legations ceased and Letter Office from Aug. i it to Sep. I t took nic is the Aastriaa Li
the envoys and their families were ul Miss Maiden Thompson. Rira- :on. they are a cm La lU Frtsck
supplied with provisions. It is ex- a Poo too, Dasie Persons, Klcn MU- The Ouarx UlaiaUt la ErLa, Las
pectedthat the retreating Chinese eil, Lucie MixeU. (two) D. T. CHUra, li Hovaa, txS ttceivrd a dispatch
have already told in Pekin the Story Mary Griffin, Hester S. P. Cc field, I biuatiaJ!y klmtcai whiiht aSr-ed
of their encounter with the allied im rtond. Pirt R. TUi'lr i rw r I Cru&es-i im nerval tdlti. csltr.!- t
forces, a story emphasized by the rj)rum, Mrs, Rachel Powell, Mary J, te coeds! cl tl-r taeUfs ca? th
Urge number of dead "and wounded pierce. Lou . Thompson. Yio'.et I fxein legatjacul J to TVetala. " This
Chinese. The battle at Peitsang was Green, FJIer Smallwood, Mr. lietjr forwardci la Lvt tcrt :g cUr,
an object lesson, but it has been fol- Watson, Jchn W. SaoderUn, (two) it taf rrgxTdeJ bowrrer. at -lowed
by another, tvin bore forcible. Errind Smallwood, Nepolion Pieman, mother Chisesa raae. j ' .
Unless the Chinese troops are under Mr. Freeman Perrv Ir. liismar Tones, Yicn-a, Acg.J oiThe Utt'r
WAVERLEY
.tf BICYCLES.
RrraL-ra
v'c LOCJ15.
Salui action O-oxtxt.iccL
bv B. B. B.. made especiallv
: - - .1 . . . .......
obstinate Blood and skin Troubles! control oi cooi ano courageous om- Walter Hughes, James 11 ill, W. Cl rroeire the f-3L-g frsca
Felton, James U- A. voo RoaCxra, s-Kretary c4
the AtsrHsr,;uiaa IvU-io at
ficult to get them to make another i calling for the above please say I PtVin. dated Acu 4.
SUnd. There are several towns along I advertised. I TTe A uv:ro-l lor-:Ua
uuaiiuiLc jjiwvi uu sjviu iiuuukm - t alio aiugiica, J a uca i
B. B. B. is different from other rem- cers, which said not to be- the case, Gillam (two) Edward F
edies because B. R ,B. draihs the tbe probability U that it will be dlf- Byrum Rcv. J. M. Rice.
Poison and Humors out of the Blood - u . ,v ..v.. . ... : .
5 "
V
and entire system so the symptoms
cannot return. Give it a trial. It
cures when all else fails. Thoroughly
tested for 30 years. Sold ? at drug
stores at $1 per large bottle, 6 lare
bottles (full treatment) . So suf-
1 frcrs mav test it. a trial bottle piven
world for Stomach: Liver, Kidneys j away absolutely free. VWte for it
and .Bowels. Only 25 cents at R. CAf!dress BLOOD BALM CO., AtlanU
Bazemore s store. I Ga. Write today. Describe trouble
MASSACRE IN ARMENIA.
Dally." - i tpsihr except Sunday.
TratasKo! 49 atid Votid.trai-isbetweea Pi
Point andWiliuinjrton
T'jiff jo cob
a act at Knrkv Mount with trai i i for aTfnoi t
Swith rad No.7o train for all points North.
" hmkf atanarar. Sup'i. Trains.
LI. Cmcrson,
" Csas'raJ Pacssngs Azsnt. -
300 Villagers Put to Death
:
Orders of Turkish "Commandant.
and free medical advice given.
II I 111 I I III II I I!
YOUNG M EN WANTED.
With Fair Education And Good
LEARN TELEGRAPHY.
Railroad accounting, and typewrit
Constantinople, Aug. 9th Advices
received from Bitlis. Asiastic Turkey, :n.
say that '200 men, women, and child-' --- T-fcai bmXlJLeaansnaS.
ren have been massacred in the Ar- ffitastVt? nd!
menia village ot apagnanic, in tne AU our graduates are assisted to posi
district of Sassun, by troops and tions. Ladies also admitted. Write
Kurds under AH Pasha, the comman- for free catalogue.
dam cf Bitlis. ' I (Fall term opens August 15th.)
He is also said to have ordered the GLOBE TELEGRAPH COLLEGE
... . a Lexington, Kr.
village burned. 0 '
1
1
the road to Pekin where other battles
could be fought, but the general im
pression among army officers is that
the way will not be as stubbonly con
tested as was at first thought to be
the case.
Laa al TIsm
Mr. W. S Whedon, Casheir of the
First National . Bi: k.. pf Winter set,
Iowa, In a recent letter gives some
experience wijh a carpenter in his
employ, that wili be of value to other
mechanics. He says: "I had a car
penter working for me who was oblig
ed to stop work for several days 00
account of being troubfed with diarr
hoea. I mentioned to h:m that
had been similarly troubled and that
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy had cured me.
He bought a botile of it from the
druist here and informed me that
one dose oured him. and he is arrain
at his roik." For sale by J. J. j? tar
drst Ero.
LEVIST. BOND P.
August 1 st 1900.
M.
..-t---jr-;p fi p I lend. rg the F;tr,;h l;a:ba, wll
UlIUUU till L'-iaLlLb tjcaaa..
Ctalsra V1Zi7. Lssi Ylr exl ntiis4
,a w
. err. 4 wxf c
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