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TELEPHONE NO. 168.
MONDAY..
.May 16, 1898,
Chicago boasts of an American flag
75 feet long, 40 feet wide, made of 800
yards of bunting.
A Madrid paper Bays that "Spain will
win In tin1 long run." Certainly If her
tleet ki-vps running away from Admiral
Saiti;nn. She will Indeed win In a long
run, bill she better run quick and fast
Till, VV. F. Cody (Buffalo Bill), now
"hief of Scouts on General Miles' staff,
has tendered the Government 400 of hi
horni's to be used by scouts, trailing
the Spaniards out of Cuba.
Congress has voted Dewey It
thanks. This entitles the Admiral to
the privileges of the floor of bnth th
Senate and House. May he silence
some of the useless wrangles there
he did at Manila.
Now It seems the
wishes General Fltz
and service to help
war departmen
Lee's experience
along matters
there. Better send him back to Cuba
In command of the American forces.
The Asheville Citizen. Wlnston-Sa
lem Sentinel, Charlotte News. Greens
boro Record, Lexington Dispatch and
Goldshoro Argus have started sub
scription lists for the Worth Bagley
Monument Fund.
The North Carolina Press Association
will meet this year at Waynesvllle and
June 22nd or 23rd will, probably, be fix
ed as the date. The Chairman of the
Executive Committee has Issued a call
for a meet Ing of the cimmlttee at Ral
elgh, on May 26th. to make preliminary
arrangements for the annual session
of the Association.
Admiral Dewey's victory at Manila
wreathed American faces with smiles
of triumph and gladdened our hearts
with true American pride. The Wins-
low disaster cast a cloud over our re
joicing, dropping about us the dark
mantle of the seriousness of war. Par
ticularly so Is the situation In Raleigh
today, where our whole people are In
deep bereavement and saddest mourn
ing, with military honors, laying to
rest In our beautiful city of the dead
the mortal remains of Ensign Worth
Bagley, the first Amerlsan olTicer sac
rificed upon the Nation's altar.
Thus it Is we learn that war Is not
all a summer holiday rejoicing over
victories achieved, for the future no
doubt la full of pregnant questions
which may not be answered with a
smiling face. The noble, heroic men
who man our warships are momentari
ly awaiting orders that may lead them
face to face with results when, like
young Bagley, their names may be In
scribed upon war's roll of patriotic and
heroic dead with "Old Glory" as thel
winding-sheet.
Uar-Taxos
Let the House with equal speed and in
the same spirit, pass the same meas
ure. The two acts totrelher. On the bier
... . . ,, .1 Will Increase the cost of medicines,
oi me young ouun.e.ii uciu. and pruc1ent families are buying sup
plies now as a matter or economy.
Don't get caught, but at once lay in a
year s supply of Hood's Sarsaparllla
on the. deck of the Wlnslow, bearing
the name of a Northern commander,
there will be laid by the nation the
united pine and palmetto. Today and
henceforth they stand for the same
country, they represent the same patri
otism, they support the same flag and
they stand rooted in the soil of the
same motherland. Let no line on the
statute book remain to disable or pre
vent any man from serving the country
he loves, and for whom a Southern
State, a Southern home and a South
ern mother gives the precious tribute
of this young life, cut off untimely, save
that no man dies too soon who dies
where duty calls and where his country
commands.
and Hood's Pills, the most Important
nf all family medicines. If you have
neglected your course of Spring Medi
cine, or If you are in need of a good
blood purifier and tonic, TODAY buy
and begin tt take
SARSAPARILEA
America's Greatest
Hood's
Medicine.
Hood's Pills, are the only
pills to take with Hood's Sarsa.
arilla.
COMMSSIONED LIEUTENANT.
Lieutenant Geo. L. Morton received
his commission Saturday as I.iiuten
ant of the United States Navy, bearing
date of May 2. Shortly after he took
the oath of allegiance bcfure 'Squire
M. McGowan, Justice of the pertce
Wilmington.
MASONIC MKKT1NC.S.
The Masons of the State will havi
their faces turned toward Raleigh (his
week, as beginning with Tuesday nigh
there will be In this city annual meet
ings of the Mystic Shrlners, the Grand
Commandery of Knlglils Templar, anil
the Grand Chapter of ltnyal Arch Ma
is. The Shrlners and Templars wll
give their annual parades, which arc
always very Impressive.
A CLEVER TRICK.
It certainly looks like It. but there Is
really no trick about It. Anybody can
try It who has Lame -Back and Weak
Kidneys, Malaria or nervous troubles.
We mean he can cure himself right
away by taking Electric Bitters. This
medicine tones up the whole system
acts as a stimulant to Liver and Kid
neys, is a blood purifier and nerve
tonic. It cures Constipation. Head
ache. Fainting Spells Sleeplessness and
Melancholy. It Is purely vegetable, a
mild laxative, and restores the system
to Its natural vigor. Try Electric Bit
ters and be convinced that they are a
miracle worker. Every bottle guar
anteed. Only 60c. a bottle at any Drug
store.
Reunion Confederate Veterans of State
United Presbyterian General Assem
bly. New Orleans, La., May 19th t(
31st, 1898.
On account of the above occasion thf
Seaboard Air Line will sell round trlj
tickets from all stations to New Or
leans, La., and return for one first-clasp
rare for the round trip. Tickets to bf
sold May 17th. 18th and 19th, with flna
limit June 4th. 1898.
Or. HARVEY,
Veterinary Surgeon
BOBBITT'S DRUG STORE.
Phone 109.
Washington. Mav 15. Senator Sewell.
of New Jersey, who was nominated to
be a major general In the volunteer
rmy, has informed the Secretary of
War that he will decline the honor
This action presumably Is due to the
belief of the Senator that in accepting
a commission in the army he would be
compelled to resign his position in the
United States Senate.
As Senator Sewell was aDoointed
from civil life, the expectation is that
the vacancy will be filled in a similar
way. i ne senator nas also been as
signed to the command of the troops
to be concentrated at Washington, and
ma iriiieiueni wm necessitate a new
selection for that command.
Laughs at Mud
Greatest Cycling Feature of 1898
VICTOR STRAIGHT
LINE SPROCKETS
No grinding, no Knapping, ho break
ing, no gear case no trouble It JUST
WO UK 8, rain or fhiuc.
Philadelphia Call Says;
"It absolutely does without the use
of a frear case. It prevents all
loss of power in rainy and miuly
weather and it does away alto
gether with irritating snapping
ami grinding noises which were
unpleasant features of the old
style chain wheel."
ON AN V MCYLE FOR lo.
ON 98 VICTORS FOR NOTHING.
Come and make your own Mm! Tests
and lie convinced,
'08 Victors $-15 to (100.
BAKER & BOWEN,
12H FAYETTEVILLE STREET'
May .1 If
I Will Again Call
Your Attention to My
FISH STALL,
ON MARTIN STREET
Where you can mt nice supplies of I
uesn nsD cheap, riememoer we receive
Fresh Fish every dai , and can supply
yuu wiiu uue ivie ouau.
Orders received and promptly delivered.
Remember the palace 121 E Martin
Street.
II J Jones & Co.,
HE-NO
TEA
THE kind Chinese drink
' "Habit is second nature'
with all. So a little while it
will be before every cottage
and palace Wi'I use no drink
but the He-No Tea.
No Paint No Poison.
He-No has no equal for iced
tea.
He-No surpasses all other tea
tor Purity and flavor
75 cents pound
They Offer $100 heno he-no
FOR ANY CASE OR NERVOUS OR
SEXUAL WEAKNESS IN MSN
THEY TREAT AND FAIL
TO tiURE.
No fake cure, but a scientific treat
ment administered by physicians In
Rood standing, and specialists in their
line. The State Medical Company cures
.ost Vitality, Nervous and Sexual
Weakness, and restores life force In old
and young men. They will guarantee
to cure you or forfeit 1100 should they
fall, where their medicines are taken
according to directions. NO MONEY
REQUIRED IN ADVANCE. Deposit
the money with your banker to be naid
10 tnem wnen you are cured not be
fore. The State Medical Company Is
an incorporated company with a capi
tal slock of $250,000, and their guaran
tee is worth 100 cents on the do lar.
Their treatment Is truly a MAGICAL
treatment, and may be bills to all
Who prefer to ro to headquarters, If
they full to cure. This company does
not supply anything free; they charge
a reaponahie price If they effect a cure,
and nothing If they don t, taken at
nnme tinner their directions, will or
they will pay railroad fare and hotel
wm cost before you take It.
Full information on request. Writs
today.
1-8, 1-4,1-2 and idpackii
20 lbs. to chest,
rT Trade
prices.
supplied u.t importers
W.C. Stronach&Sons
Wholesale an J Retail Grocers.
STATE MEDICAL
OMAHA, NEB.
Suite 644 Ramge Blk.
CO.
V LOR,
Of No. 10 West Martin St.
Raleigh, H G
Who Makes Clothes thin
FIT AND AT VERY
LOW PRICES.
$10,000
mrmtmnm Tmrmrnmrrfmrm mnrnimrnnmmnm nnrmmrtm
Worth of Furniture
Jo Be Sold.
Summer
Hardware.
The North Star
Refrigerators
(Lined willi Cork The Best Made).
By June the First.
(YtMlll
(Imnrovt'il),
FrceztMS
FLY
ever.
FANS Cheaer than
of
L-very
cle-
SALE OF LAND.
The Times-Visitor, of Raleigh. N. C.
consolidates three afternoon papers Into
one, and thus secures a clear field for
Itself. It begins well, and we wish It
great success. Norfolk Virginian and
.Pilot.
What's that? Isn't this a combine,
and Isn t combination plutocratic? Can
our esteemed contemporary be sincere
in hoping that a triple combine and a
monopoly will succeeed ? Richmond
limes.
Oh, no, Brother Times. This Is not
combine, plutocratic orotherwlse. It Is
a harmonious consolidation of a large
amount of physical energy, limited In
tellectual capacity and capital a kind
or mingling together of contending
forces Into a Jouranllstlc enterprise cal
culated, to posh forward local Interests
and furnish the public with all the
news. ' '
THE TWO ACTS TOGETHER.
A Southern State, say the Philadel
phia Press Wesdnesday, gave the first
victim of the war under the flag of a
reunited country Ensign Bagley, of
North Carolina.
The Senate Thursday, without debate
and without dieaent passed the meas
ure repealing an disabilities of every or
der uader the Fourteenth Amendment.
By virtue of a Judgment of the R11
perior court of Wake county. North
Carolina entered at the April term
1898 of said court In the case of David
Stephenson against L. D. Stephenson
and others, being No. 7247 of the Civil
term docket of said court, I will offer
ror sale at public auction for cash at
the court house door in the city of
Raleigh, N. C, on Monday, the 6th day
01 june, is, ai iz 0 clock m., the fol
lowing described tract of land to wit
situated In Swift Creek township,
wake county, N. C. adjoining the
lands of O. J. Banks on the south, on
the west by the lands of L. J. Banks
ana w. K. Stephenson, on the south
by the L. D. Stephenson tract of land
ana on tne east by the Covenant Road.
Beginning at a point on the Coverant
Koad near the residence of Dnviri
Stephenson, running west to W. R,
Stephenson's line so as to embrace
in said boundaries one hundred acres.
E. T. BOTKIN,
Commissioner.
r 4 -
SOUfHERN BAPTIST CONVEN
TION. NORFOLK, VA.. MAT
6TH-12TH.
The Southern Bantlst mnvMtinn k.
American Baptist Educational Society
and the Woman's Baptist Missionary
Union meet In Norfolk. May th-12th.
The Seaboard Air Line will sell tick
ets to Norfolk on account of thu
meeting! at rate of One Fare for the
round trip. Their ordinary train ser
vice which la magnificent, has beeen
augmented by running on May 6th. of
tr "Baptist Special." This train will
'"v Atlanta at 12:00 noon, having
attached our Chanel Car. in hiS
fj-rvlces will be held during the trio.
1 ne song service will be conducted
by Mr. Wolfsohn, who Is associated
with Dr. Broughton, of Atlanta. -For
handsome thlrfv
nu nun xsoos ana uuide ta the con
vention call on or write tn H n.nr.
sentaUve of the Seaboard Air Line, or
T. J. ANDERSON,
HARDWARE
scription.
Garden HOSE at 6 cts. foot
Julius Lewis Hardware Co.
We have moved our entire stock of aroods
est in tii j . . v
aiu,uuu worm into our nouse we
next to Woollcott's & Sons.
QIA StWinrlsxl Cj mm i.s. A-1 A
' ' -"v, im luuiii uu iiy tilt; time FLY SPRKFN WT M V
we get our new building completed June cloth (aii widths)
. i ri 1 ai- nrn int-nnil 4-r csm I it
nuiiiimu to uu every utMiarswonn LAWN MnwPP T AWV
rti arooos we nave. mowers, lawn mowers,
PARLOR SUITS
Chairs, Rockers,
Wardrobes, Chiffoniers ncme ty;n8
Of every description. A laree line of fancv
CENTER TABLES, Pictures and easils to
be sold at some price. Foreign and Native Wines
i
DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR LINE OF MPtt Flu"s
I U! I Ul.l
Mlirmn in r-i nnn ah ; m. ... mineral naiers,
MAI iiiiu AMU rLUUn UIL ULUIII. Cisars and Tobacco.
We have bought the
prettiest line of
Baby Carriages
ever shown in Raleigh.
We cannot make
room for them and must
sell them out at once.
A full line of Cook
stove. All troods will
be sold either for cash
or upon easy weekly payments.
Gommpany.
BADLY SHOT.
Last account of the case is consid
ered critical. No hobe for recover
baVe joined the army to make war
oil them. In our Ramble in New York
a few days ago we run up rfitit a firm,
who deals In Curtain Poles, Wlridow
Shades, SKool Cotton, Linen Collar
and a full line of kotlons, he wanted
money. We scooped his Stock, and
now they are at the
LYON RACKET STORE
Window ShadeB worth 60b. Was shot
to 24c: CurtaiH Poles wood fixtures
worth 7iic was shot to 26c; Curtain
Poles Brass Fixtures worth 26c. was
shot to 19c; Coat's Spool Cotton worth
5c. was shot to 2c. a spool.
Lim n collars worth 10 and 16c, waa
shot to lc. later no hopes for recovery
h'EDDING
PRESENTS;
! n,
7, ,i.
othinjr brings greater joy
ito me nappy uncle on her
f wedding day thiin the gilts oi
flier friends.
2 STEkLING SILVER,
f CUT0LAS
i CHINA
I FORCE LA IN CLOCttft I
REAL BRONZES, X
URtC-ABRAC. f
Attractive store, a biiutitu
slock with attentive clerks
Make the selection of your
gift an occasion of pleasure.
No charge for engraving.
i
t H, Mahler's Sons
i
Jewelers and Silversmiths.
J
NOTICE OP SALE.
Under and by virtue of a power of
sale conferred upon me in a deed of
trust, executed by J. R. Wllkerson and
OeleRlIn A. Wllkerson, his wife to me;
on tlic 2sth day of January, 1896, reg
istered In the Register of Deeds office
for Wake County In Book 139 at page
liiiS and also registered In the Reelster
of DeedH office for Franklin county In
Bonk 14 at page 461 will sell at
public out cry to the highest bidder for
cash at the court house door for Wake
county, Raleigh, N. C. on Monday the
23rd day of May, 1898, at twelve o'clock
in., the following described land, to wit:
Beginning at a stake, corner of lot No.
2, according to map of the original divi
sion or tne lands between the heirs of
the late B. F. Moore, Sr., thence South
89 degrees. East 260 poles to a stake
on Little River, thence down said rivei
to a stake corner No. 6, thence with
Nol 6 North 89 degrees West 234 Doles
across No. 3 to a stake in the line of
No. 2: thence North 1 degree. East
with No. 2, to the beginning, centaln
Ing one hundred ninety seven and one
fourth (19T4) acres by survey. This
tract of land comprises lot No. 4 and
the northern part of lot No. S of the
original division above referred to.
bart. M. GATLINO, Trustee.
May 18 1898
April 18-10-d.
NOTICE.
Opposite Postofflce.
RALKIGH N C
North Carolina, Wake County, tn the
superior court. Katie Stewart et
als. vs. John Johns Queen.
Smith and her husband et als.
The defendant Queen Smith and her
husband Smith above named will
take nut ice that an action entlUed as
above has been commenced in . the
Superior Court of Wake county to sail
the lands of the late Allen Stewart for
division among his heirs, said land
being Bituated In the village of Gar
ner, N. C, and containing two acres,
and said defendant will further take
notice that she is required to atroear
before D. H. Young. Clerk of the Su
perior Court of Wake county on the
13th day of June, 1898, and answer or
uemur to the petition already filed
therein, or the plaintiff will apply
to the court for -the relief demanded
in raid petition, and that the proceed
ings already taken In said action be
In all respects confirmed.
This V day of May, 1898.
D. H. YOUNQ,
, . . Clerk Superior Court.
1 time a week d-w.
Thomas
67 Campbell.
9 td Em MurtioOStreeW Phonaei Q,
Send Your Work to the
OAK CITY
STEAM
LAUNDRY.
the best laundry work pos-
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