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-: RALEIGH, N. C. PUBLISHED BY THE TIMES-VISITOR COMPANY INCORPORATED. OFFICE IN THE PULLEN BUILDING suBSCRiFrioi; prices. One Year 33.00 Six Months 11.50 One Month 25 (Entered as Second-Class Mail Matter.) THE SEW PLATFORM Democratic State Convention D le gates leave for Home. It was 11:45 o'clock last night when the State Democratic Convention ad journed and many members hurried to their rooms, packed their duds andp departed for their homes on the morn ing trains. Hundreds left at that time, but this morning a Kondly Fathering weie f t i !1 here and "the (invention" was .11 the talk. Thefuture campnls'n in this Pttne I'-.I.KI'MiiVK MO. Iti8. THE LEADER IN THE NEWS AND will be one of the must exciting in the IN CIRCULATION. history of State politics. Certainly the , must inttivstin in an off year. Some say there is to b- a straight flsht in ail districts, while pom-, who i have heretofore arransed co-operation, say the districts will see fusion . , ... , between two parties, but they will not New that Cervera has been bottled commit themselves by naming the why not send the Oregon over and cork tw0 the bottle? every lover of decency and good gov ernrnent and opponents of the prevail ing conditions, to unite with us In our contest with the Republican party the greatest enemy of our principles, and aid us in redeeming: the Nation from the clutches of creed and injustice, an the State from the scandal and incom petence that now afflict it. That the First North Carolina Regi men for the civil war and the First for the American-Spanish war left for the front on the 22nd of May, was a peculiar coincidence. We printed the fact yesterday and failed to give credit to that walking encyclopedia. Col. Fred Olds, who first published the fact Aleady are the girls left behind re ceiving messages from the brave sol dler boys who are at the front, and many a sweet missive will be sent ha to cheer and encourage loved ones f away, r FRl"AY. vi a v 27. 1898. The Platform Committee of the ' Democratic convention was out yes- And now Spain's excuse for retaining terday from 12:45 until 8:15, and upon Pamara and his fleet at Cadiz is that their return the following was pre- wrong projectiles were furnished him. sented: The Democratic party of North Car- Very aptly the Rochester Herald al- olina, in convention assembled in Ral- - . tv, o,K, eish, N. C, on this dav, Mav 26, l:-"!, udes to the Oregon s run as the Sehri- ... , " ' do hereby approve, endorse an 1 ratj.v dan's ride of American naval history. ; the ,ast Democratic National and State . ' platform, and pledge our earnest sup- who will ac- port to the princiyles th'ie;ii -xp.essed. We denounce the Republican partv invasion to for the passage of the Dinnlev tariff bill, which has increased the burdens of taxation upon the consumers and ir.ven tile trusts and monopolists Kreat- er power to rob the people. , Helievins that under our present ine neea oi a suuaoie ammoi.um mf.thods of Fe(leral taxation that more n Raleisrh was made a glaring fact than three-quarters of our Nationa revenues are paid by people owning lining ine sessiun ji me ucniuHauv; ess ,n;in one-ouarter of the propertv onvention yesterday. ?f tnp country we protest against such inequality and injustica. and in order to remedy to some extent this great When the militarv Governor of the wrong, we favor an income tax, and ivor an constitutional metnous to sus Rev. Dr. A. C. Dixon, company the army of Cuba, is a North Carolinian and broth er of the very eccentric Tom. There was an effort made in the con vention yesterday to hold the meetings elsewhere hereafter. Let us hope not. THE SURE IlA GT1IPP3 CURE. There is no use suffering from this oreacuui malady, if you will only get the right, remedy. You are having pain all through your body, your liver is out of oiiitr. have no appetite, no life rr ambition, have a bad co'ri !n T i iT8 is the only remedy thit will rfv fact are completely used up. Elecme you prompt and sure relief. They act directly on your Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, tone up thew hole system and make you feel like a new being. They are guaranteed to cure or price refunded. For sale at any Drug Store, only 50 cents per bottle. Philippines returns home he is to have a Chicago belle as his reward of Mer-ritt. tain it We denounce the Republican party foi tbe defeat of the Teller resolutions declaring .our National bonds payable in silver as well as gold, and denoun it for its determined purpose of more thoroughly fastening the single gold standard upon our people, and for it, avowed hostility to the free and un limited coinage of silver, as well as sold, at the ratio of 16 to 1, into full lesial tfnder money. if denounce the Keputilican pa- ;v fw its determination to issue bonds at tl.is time, and we denounce the Repub lican uai tax bill which lately passed the House of Representatives as unjust .'nd unequal in its burdens, unr.eces sary and vexatious, and we demand the silver seignorage be coined: that an inc rine tax he levied, and that the Secretary of the Treasury be authoriz fd to issue the neeessarv amount of victim to the street im- .full le.cn 1 tender greenbacks, or I'nited 4t.llcG Tl'OMcltt-v nritati in f . wl t rt v,a provements. For two days the axe the expanses of the war with Spain and President McKinley's call for 75,000 more volunteers affords a splendid op portunity for the bulletin board war rior to go to the front. Wisconsin fails to respond to the second call for volunteers for it costs too on:, h to equip them. Get your boys : aether and Uncle Sam will feed a.-;.l clothe them. line by one the shade trees of Ral- -igh fal has done its work on Davie street, be tween Fayetteville and Blount streets. to supply the revenue deficit under the Dingley bill. While we deplore the war with Spain, we piedge our earnest support to the , r.o,r. Government in all honorable ways to " ' effect a speedy and successful conclu- ed thief who confines his professional sion of hostilities. operations to police headquarters, de- AVe denounce the scandal, extrava- , gance. incompetency and corruption of fying vaults, locks, police and detec- the present Republican State adminis- tives. He is dubbed the "phrantom tratl0n- ... ., e denounce all enactments of the thief, etter coop him before he steals ast two Legislatures by which cities a policeman, an1 towns in tne State have been turn- - ed over to negro domination, and we pledge ourselves to enact such laws as ., . , , . T , , . will give security and protection to the Major General Fitzhugh Lee s trip r,rypertv and people of Fevery t0wn and from Richmond to Tampa was one community in the State. . W'e denounce the placing of negroes continuous ovation. At Greensboro on committees to supervise white and Charlotte he was called upon for schools and we pledge ourselves if r (restoied to power, to enact such leg- a speech and responded! He has a islation as will make this impossible. ..... .. . ... . , . . . We denounce all legislation enacted little matter of official courtesy to set- by the Legislature of 1S95 and 1897 for tie at Havan with Captain General carrying out the base and partisan de- . . , signs of the Republican party. Blanco and is very anxious to reach ; We den0unce the placing of ignorant, there and relieve the discourteous irresponsible and corrupt men in office. W oppose the removal by corpora Spaniard of further official action. tior.s of suits or cases from our State h ' to the Federal courts, and favor legis- " lation to prevent it That little excursion trip of the Ore- ( we favor fair and Just election laws. gon from San Francisco to Florida, ' ,w? fa,Y,or a government of the peo- pie. by the people and for the people over 13,000 miles, forever silences the economy in expenditure, the abolition . , ... - ,,,, .. of unnecessary offices, decency in ad- Congressional critic of batteships, who mnistratlon, constant improvement of said that no battleship ever had or our educational system, charity to the , unfortunate, and rule by the white men would cross the Atlantic. The Ore- 0; the State. gon's trip was fraught with more peril W fv?,r 'he xtenf,lon of tne Powers of the Railroad Commission, and a close and required straightway stretches of scrutiny into affairs in order to ascer travel of far greater length than the tain establish and maintain such rates as shall be fair and just to the people Atlantic passage at any season. and to the transportation and trans- mission corporations. We condemn free passes. This is sensible talk taken from the We favor the election of United Army and Navy Journal on the sub- g1 """ juct of paper strategists, when it says: We favor the enactment of such leg- .,t. - m c j - , - islation as will encourage capital to "If W. T. Sampson and Winfield Scott .ake investments within our State, and Schley are not coptent to command let guarantee that the same shall be Just ly Drotected. them be relieved without further delay We favor a union of the silver forces of the country in the Congressional elections, and cordially invite all voter. mand their fleets. If they are compe- without regard to past political affili tent they should be given full liberty ations, to unite with us in-supporting our candidates for Congress who favor of action without Interference from the free coinage of silver, thus giving war boards or Daner strategists " practical force and effect to the recom war boards or paper strategists. mendation of our Democratic National chairman, Hon. James K. Jones, and The effecet of war has manifested it- t0 he Congressional committee. We admire and recommend without self at Key West where a reign of stint the frreat and gallant fieht made . by Hon. William J. Bryan In the last terror and momentary expectation of National campaign for the success of a state of slot stare the people In the our Prty and the principles of our platform. face It may become necessary to bus- We call attention to the wise, eco pend th. civil and prodalm martial affalrTourlt law In the town. Two murders In one twenty years prior to the present Re- . . . , . ... ,, publican administration, and promise night, followed by attacks upon sailors fhe peoplp a return of wl8e ontatf and marines, almost oaused a lynch- economical and honorable admlnlstra- ... tlon under Democratic success. We call ing. The better clasa of citizens are UDOn every believer In honor, honesty anxious to have martial law proclaim-1 aml economy,, upon every advocate of Iwhlte supremacy, upon every advocate ed, believing the civil authorities of equal and Just taxation, upon every whollv unable to cooe wltk the rest- dvcat the Income tax and opponent wnony unawe to cope wit the rest- of .pllmormgr tariff taxation, upon Jess condition of things at present . every advocate of the restoration of Tha OM w.ii, , v silver, and opponent of the single gold These outr-ages are believed to be com- standard, and the present issue of mitted by a rough reckless class ot bonds, as threatened by the Republican" . , . . , party, upon every opponent of govern- negroes who have fcongegated in the mnt by injunction, and advocate of town and it is feared a race war H!the Jurisdiction of State courts over . cases arising In the State against cor Imminent. ,: ,.u '.SiitLjm-jitsJA, poratlona doing business therein, upon and other officers assigned to com- Or. HARVEY, jVcferlnaty Surgeon; BOBRITT S IRl"(i STOJ E. Phone mo. Whiskey and Whiskey, Wine and Wine. i 'illy a few more gallons of each left. Pure Rye Whiskey cost $2.50 per gal. Less freight, now $2.00 per gal.: former price $4.00 per gal. Pure old Rye Liquor, finest of all apple wood. Cost $3.00 per gal. Less freight, now only $2.30 per gal ; former price $5."0 per gallon. Pure Rlackberry and Scuppernong Wine. 60 cents per gallon: former price Jl.-o per gal. .Made by C W. Garrett & ro., Jledoc, N. C Any one in need of any pure Liquors and pure Wines for medical purposes win do well to call early, and get few gallons of each and put a side, or it you will need any of either in the next year to come it will pav you to lay this a side for those prices are less than naif what it will cost vou, in or out of the city. Probably again in a life time you might not meet with such an opportunity as this to buy. Pure Liquors and pure Wines at such a sacrifH price as this. Yours Very Truly, J, D. Carroll, 225 South Wilmington Street, mav 2")-tf Stamp Taxes r Are coming as a necessary war meas jre, and as a consequence medicines .vlll be advanced in price. Therefore it is advisable to lay In a year's sup- l-ny ac once. gun your cou buy a few bottles nd begin to take it TODAY. By so doing you will save i.oney jna regain health. HnnH'c sarsaparilea I'UUU i,s America's Greatest Medicine. H(Xi' PiLL . Iiw. A The Best Suit He Ever Had! . This will be the unprejudiced verdict of many a man who buys his suit of us this spring "the best suit I ever had." We have laid in a line of high-grade clothing in kind and quality to suit your requirements, be they for work, business or drees. You will like them when vou see them in the store, but vou w ill nnr. ise ofHTOcrs SaraJpanttp'511.6 them better when you come to wear them and learn by ex- pnence meir sieiuug wuuu hi gouu wear-resisting qualities. tuy of- us and you will get the closest price made ior quality any where. Buy of us and you will get the style and fit that only good clothes have. Buy of us and you will get service and wear, and many a morning as you put on your suit your memory will run back over the suits of the past seasons and you will say "that is the best suit I ever had." Gents' Furnishings, Hats and Shoes. We promise solid satisfaction. We will give it. A splendid assortment and a desire to please all, coupkd with low water mark in prices. CROSS & LINEHAN, Up-to-Date Clothiers. re jjeptle, mild, t'rutfgists, 5?5c. BADLY SHOT. Last account of the case is consid ered critical. No hope for recovery, have joined the army to make war in them, in our Ramble in New York i few days ago we run up with a firm. .vho deals in Curtain Poies, Window Shades, Spool Cotton, Linen Collars nd a full line of Notions, he wanted money. We scooped his Stock, and now they are at the LYON RACKET STORE Window Shades worth 50c. was shot to 24c; Curtain Poles wood Fixtures worth 75c. was shot to 25c; Curtain Poles Rrass Fixtures worth 25c. was hot to 19c; Coat's Spool Cotton worth 5c. was shot to 2c. a spool. Linen collars worth 10 and 15c, was shot to lc later no hopes for recovery NOTICB OP SALE UNDER CUTION. EXE- 126 FAYETTEVILLE STREET May 3 tf North Carolina, Wake county, In the Superior Court, Clara Hogue vs. Robt. E. Parham, et als. By virtue of an execution directed to the undersigned from the Superior court of Wake county, in the above entitled action, I will on Monday the 4th day of July. 1898, at 12 o'clock noon, at the court house door of said county, sell to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy said execution, all the ripht, title and interest which the said Robt. E. Parham, defendant, has in the following described real estate, to-wit: One house and lot situated on East Martin street beginning at D. C. Man gum's stable, lot runs east 113 feet to Mrs. Lowry's line thence south 210 feet, with her line to the Kramer line thence west 113 feet to the Mangum line, thence north 210 feet to the be ginning on Martin street. One house and lot situated on south side of Martin street being east half of let conveyed to R. E. Parham by John Armstrong by deed recorded In hook 128. nnere 171. said TCecrlato ef i eea s otnee. being lot 47. feet bv 210 you wun one ivoe ouaa. feet I , . . , First Tract-A certain tract of land era receiveu nu promptly ui lying in Wake Forest township, knwon Hvered, as mi rNu. o, in ine partition or lanas of Jas. Wiggins deceased, allotted to Rosa H. Parham as will appear by re ference to Book A, page 64, parti Ion of land records, Clerk's office Su perior court Wake county, containing 144 acres. Second Tract Lying In Wake Forest township being a 6-6 undivided Inter est in lot No. 2 In the division of the lands of Jas. Wlggans, deceased above referred to allotted to Annie J. Grlf fls in said proceedings, containing; 124 acres. Laughs at Mud Greatest Cycling Feature of 1898 VICTOR STRAIGHT LINE SPROCKETS "PYXIE" Acme Wine Commpany, A NEW THING OUT. For Gentlemen Only. NOT A SMOKER BUT A SHAVER. Manufactured by The Clauss Shear Co No grinding, no snapping, no break ing, no ireur case no trouble It JUST WORKS, rain or shine. Philadelphia Call Says: "It absolutely does without the use of a gear case. It prevents all loss of power in rainy and mudy weather and it does away alto gether with irritating snapping p" J grinning noises which were i.,: pleasant features of the old style chain wheel. ON ANY BICYLE FOR $10. ON '98 VICTORS FOR NOTHING, Come and make your own Mud Tests and be convmced. '98 Victors $45 to $100. BAKER & B0VEN, I Will Again Call Your Attention to My FISH STALL, ON MARTIN STREET Where you can get nice supplies of fresh fish cheap. Rememoer we receive Fresh Fish every da'-, and can supply Remember the palace 131 E Martin Street. II J Jonos & Co., SALE OF WATSON LOTS. Whereas, the purchasers of the fol lowing lots at the sale thereof in ,r lonrr l. nr m a iiw a a Third tract-Situated In Wake Forest "..JS'' "J-Si.il 2JE.U2X (inmBktn m Hkfll.l . . , . C lOliCU WIU ICiUDCU IU VJIll k'XJ Willi township on Bmithneld road Joining the terms of sale bv navine- oiiethlWI the lands of the estate of W. H. Pax ' .2 . J. " ?i f pyin? Pir? n 4ia MiwnhndA miahbv 1m Mak a mil 1a ,211 JL JL??Z . remainder in six and twelve months. KfvS.Si SWE: and D0W "Wlr in areas, I will on LiHHo jasajsg , sa,d .otw & a n- n: i?: JcIfS township lylns; on Powells OT 70 73,74, 7B, 76, 80, 82, 84, 88, 8, 80, Creek. Joining- the lands of W. E Mi 84, 90, 98. 106. 108, 110, 112. 113. 114, Pace and others being the same land n6 i29 131 134, 1B2, 153, 164, 17, 183, conveyed to R. E. Parham by J. B. m, 191. 192, 193, 199, 200, 201 202 207 Watklns and wife, see book 92. page, 217, 218, 219, 135. 23T. 238, 240, and 241 of i?Jd-B!F,Bier." offl5e' . . . the plot of the property south of ,iPIwhraftBeJ?K SJ'?0 oi Iand ia Lenoir street and east of the city Bt Manr-a township, Wake county . limits, made by W. C. Rlddlck, sur-Jolnlng- the lands of Bryant Todd. ; yeror, recorded In the Register's office Thos. Busbee, .Sarah C. Tarsoro and of Wake county, In Book of Maps 1885, others and being lot Ho. L In the di- page 24. vision of the lands of the late Haywood plot of property at ceurt house door. Grlffls and which was allotted to (For further Information see trustee. juary u, unias, containing iw acres. 1 Terms of sale, cash. n. x. .1 un jus, .. 1 Sheriff Wake County. . UayZtds W. T. SMITH, Trustee. This little razor, in addition to being a novelty, is au article of genuine merit. The blmle being about i inch shorter than lliat of the ordinary razor, permits of a full hollow grind without retarding trom its stillness and strength with the result of shaving easier. Its size mstkes it convenient for tour ists and travelers as it can be carried in vest pocket. loung men ready fo their fcrst shave will rind this a jewel. rarties with heavy wiry beards w ll at once recognize its superiority over other razors. . Quality A A I-I. Full concave. Workmanship and Finish Unexcelled. i-sth made: made from the finest Clatss" hammered steel. GUARANTEE UNLIMITED. Buy one, try it, if not all right return it. It is sure to rdease. Houed and Stropped ready for Use. Foil SALK I1T Julius Lewis Hardware Co. SALE OF LAND. By virtue of a Judgment of the Su 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 for sale at public auction for cash at the court house door In the city of Raleigh, N. C, on Monday, the 6th day of June, 1898, at 12 o'clock m., the fol lowing described tract of land to wit: Situated in Swift Creek township, Wake county, N. C. adjoining the lands of G. J. Banks on the sosth, on the west by the lands of L. J. Banks and W. R. Stephenson, on the south by the L. D. Stephenson tract of land and on the east by the Covenant Road. Beginning at a point on the Coverant Road near the residence of David Stephenson, running west to W. R. Stephenson's line so as to embrace in said boundaries one hundred acres. E. T. BOYKIN, Commissioner. Usy 4-w. Foreign and Native Wines Liquors, Mineral Waters, Cigars and Tobacco. Opposite Postofflce. RALEIGH. N. C NOTICE OF SALE. Under and by virtue of a power of sale conferred upon me In a deed of trust, executed by J. R. Wilkerson an Celestla A. Wilkerson, his wife to me; on tho 2Sth day of January, 1896, reg istered in the Register of Deeds office for Wake County in Book 139 at page 368 and also registered In the Register of Deeds office for Franklin county in. Book 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 m., the following described land, to wit: Beginning at a stake, corner of lot NoT 2, according to map of the original divi sion of the lands between the heirs of the late B. F. Moore, Sr., thence South I 89 degrees. East 260 poles to a stake I on Little River, thence down said river to a stake corner No. 5, thence with No 5 North 89 degrees West 234 pole across No. 3 to a stake In the line of No. 2: thence North 1 degree. East with No. 2, to the beginning, contain ing one hundred ninety seven and one fourth (197Vi) acres by survey. This tract of land comprises lot No. 4 and) the northern part of lot No. 3 of th original division above referred to. BART. M. GATL1NG. Trustee, May 18 1898 April I8-S0-4. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Having qualified as administrator of the estate of A. G. Bauer, deceased, late of Wake county. North Carolina, this Is to notify all uersons having claims against the said estate to pre sent them to the undersigned at his of fice in Raleigh, N. c, on or before the 17th day of May, 1899, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery, and all person indebted to the said estate will please make immediate payment to the undersigned. i. C. MARCOM, Administrator. ARGO & SNOW. Attorneys. May 16th, 1898. WEDDING S PRESENTS. Nothing brings greater joy ito the happy bride on hert twedding day than the gifts 01 fher friends. A STERLING SILVER, X CUT GLASS, CHINA LAMPS, ft PORCELAIN CLOCKS S REAL BRONZES, BRIC-A-BRAC. f Attractive store, a beautifu stock with attentive clerks A Make the selection of your Jgift an occasion of pleasure. No charge for engraving. i 1 Mahler's Sons, A Jewelers and Silversmiths. .! Send Your Work to the OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY f! And secure the best laundry work pos siDie. : J. K. MARSHALL- PROPRIETOR J