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T
E TIMES
l:
NUMBER P,S03.
RALEIGJI, N-C, SATURDAY EVENIVU, FEBRUARY 18. 1899.
25 CENTP AMONTH
OR.
17
1.1
SUFFRAGE ArporJEHTS
PASSED
PUBLIC PRINTING BILL.
The House Refused to Protect
Organized Labor and Out the
Committee's Printing Bill
to Pieces Bureau of
Labor Statistics and
Printing Established.
Bill Passed to Give Wake Two Additional County Com
missionersMecklenburg Dispensary Bill
Passed the House
SKX'ATK.
The Sena 1
prayer was
;lt 10
I hy I
clock, ami
c. Kugeiie
iff. r
jDaniel.
Bills introduced: Ry Coolie, to work
convicts on roads in 'Franklin rounty.
'Bills passed :ird reading: To umend
charter of tiastonia ; to incorporate N.
and S. Carolina Railway; to incorporate
Hoffman; to 111 n l- indebtedness of Mur-frees-boro
township: lo incorporate i He
Rlack Diamond Railroad f'urapaiiy: to
incm potato thi- Ohio River ana Frank
lin Hallway: to amend charter of Win
ston; to amend i liai ter of t'Joldsboro.
The hill in ratify the Madison 'jouuty
bond issue of lv.7 was after discussion,
made special order for Monday.
The time for the spu'iul order for the
consideration of the Constitutional
amendment had now arrived.
Senator Goodwin offered an amend
ment to the constitutional amendment,
'that, j-hould the amendment be adopted
t- popular vote, then all persons who
mav thereby he deprived of the right
..f uoffrair.. shall be exempt from
all
civil and military duties and from poll
tax. The roll call vote on the amend
ment of C.oodwins stood ayes 6. noe:
42. and it was therefore tost.
.Senator Fuller Spoke against
amendment. He said the Senator
.lu
Hi, hi-nini.-st men in tin
Slate too
treat to stultify their consciences by
an unjust act Tin
not resemble those
conditions here did
in South 'Carolina
and Louisinana.
The Democratic par
ty only lost power during me pasi mm
years because it failed to fulfill its
pledges. Special privileges to none;
fairness to ail-that should be the
whi'te man's inoilo. The negro is made
the object of attack, the innocent v
iHn of censure when he is merely the
harmless tool in the hands of those who
work the great harm. He believed the
amendment uncon.-tituional. apart from
its
Ii-vimr itniirartica.oie ami
Ful-
,o,ti m economic staiiupouo.
ler's speech was heavily interspersed
with quotations, ranging from Gar
field's addresses to a rendition of a pas
sage from Victor Hugo, out his address
was good, considering, and his speech
was closely listened to He closed his
argument by a glowing eulogy ol the
,,n.V -i nrotest that the cry
of -nesro. negro." was even a?
made his shepherd lad shriek
Wolf.'
Shepherd lad shriek "wolf. woll.
w ,t-.. Cnmnbell said that
Aesop
wolf.
dill ins
lh'o last campaign the Democrats in his
eounly.
("Alexander haa pje.iKea i ...
selves again!
had done oil
this m :i-tiiv. 1 rial n 11117
rwisc they could not have
cMiio 1 a cup
gl-e.U Vano.. w !
the n astir- ;
(Cainpbi.ll)
disfraaehi-ing
Senator C..ilie
sr.limit 1 if am
.11 this tin".'. v-"
I., th. is his
als guard. 11
here he would oppose
,ay C.e ! f orgivc him
, voi- ca t his vol.- f. r
hough-t it unwise t-"1
in. -at t the people
u he yielded bis w, tries
: and vo.cd a)'.
s .ild m-t think hi.- see
rel:i" nt. but f.e.- the
t i,;s (ir.r.r.i-y v ot'il aye.
tioll tie. del 1!
v b.v: iliten.--:s
Sena '.or ! r
hill, uatif vo:
Senator ' 5!
w .1 -
.1 t
I ie-
.1
mi:.".:
aii! ih.it
j.. ;o i'X-
wh.ii he 1
it. vas the
to his 1.
t urn - In
er 1 .
.plain hU v.-te and the pi'ou...
.i The wliitc man h
1 vetehe
d had no
opportunity to cntKinehise the negro.
I have come here t unfurl
- the banner of the while race over the
capirol, and I vote aye. "
s,T.mnr Travis arKUtil' the
amend-
- m-nt was really for the negroes
best
interest.
nator iMcIntyre.thoufrlu the ab
- et'ract principle of disfranchisement
wa wrong, but he knew the negro and
the evils of the last "red shirt" :am-
.paign, and voted aye.
Senators Robinson and Hicks made
' (short earnest speeches and voted aye.
f
THE SENATE
Senator AVilson said. "My name is the
last mi the roll and th? last on the roll
of honor. 'Tis the proudest moment of
my life, and I vole aye."
Harris. Populist, from Northampton,
voted aye. an, was loudly applauded.
The vole stood 42 ayes and 1! noes,
those voting in the negative being
Campbell. Cri.-p. Franks. Fuller, Cood
w in and 'Xewsoin.
The chair then announced thai the
amendment had passed by ihree-til'ihs
majority and the bill would now be en
rolled for ratification.
"' Senate then Mdjotii tied.
Hocsrc.
The House met at 111 o'clock and Uev.
J. V. Ijee offered prayer. ,
Hills Introduced: l!y iVuterson. of
'Caldwell, to prohibit die killing of deer
in Caldwell; also to allow Caldwell 10
build a Jail. By Cunte, of Moore, to
change line between Oakland and Cape
Fear township in Chatham. Uy Leak,
to incorporate Mank of Wadesboro Tiy
Tliarp. to regulate liquor licenses in
North Wiikesboro. Uy Leak, to pro
hibit the carrying of concealed weap
ons by soldiers. y Wilson, to amend
the. charter of Brevard. By Kountree,
10 amenii cnapter i:h. acts 1S9::. as to
New Hanover and Pender, regarding
ferny over Northeast river: also to
amend sii-iion l!i4 of the Code, in re
gard to the refusal of railways to re
ceive and forward freight. By Council,
to except .bids of lli.atable and other
navigable s:reams from ciiti-v. iv Itob-
... ' 1
lnson, to provide lor working Cumber
land's roads by taxation. Ily Bedding,
to charter the Farmers' Bank of lian
dolph. By Mcintosh, to amend the law
regarding hunting of birds in Alexan
der. By Harlsell. to allow Con old to
issue bonds; to amend Concord's char
ter: to amend the charter of the Con
cord graded school. By Welch, to al
low Edenton to aid- in building a bridge.
By Boushall, to allow Wake county to
have J additional county commissioners
Cnder a suspension of the rules this
passed. 'Boushall presented petitions
for a reformatory with 1,100 signatures.
Bills passed to incorporate the It J.
Reynolds Tobacco .Company of AVin
ston. with capital not to exceed $12.
000,0011 : to incorporate the Presbyterian
church at Yayeeyville.
1 TBI. If PKINTI'XG
At 11 o'elo -k the House took up as a
special order the public printing bill.
Tilo;i;soil. of I lllslow . offend nil
amendment reducing the cost of bind
ing, whioh He. y. who was in charge
of the bill aei cpti-d. Justice, of Me
llow 1 11. off'-riil an amendment to give
tin priming to tin- lowest bidder in
North Carolina. Buiisiiali opposed lirs
ami ndnieiit and defended the bill, say
ing i ii.U ,1 :"e CM'..: intent of ! 1 ling
1 '.-in. dig 10 tiie I nvil balder had ,i'.v-d
n :.i::-.:ro. II.- mi. 1 lb.- bill reduced the
je'e s as lixed by tiie Code.' Iurilii
tjie four y a s of fi; ;i rule th- print
ing had 0.-; the State mot titan $.'m
more 1 ban tinder l !ii..cr.tf..- rule. Jtis
tioe said that all .ele i- t.iinirs b-ing
. dii.,1 he was for I'd','. .1 ids and Btoitgh
He ask,- i -It 01: liol: II the latter
did not have a I'.u 1". nHiiall sa.d
!;, did. Justice sold he aai in Bou-
shal! saoi he wt.s sp -aktug In tit' 'liter-
-s: o skilled lab. r. and 'lit:: he had
pre:,.-- s ..f ail lab r .riaiii;..iti-As in
the State a;ait:st .If unfair lieu.aent
of 01 gani'.i .'t labor, lioiish ili .''.'.id he
had in mind a Uatiigh man iviia would
do the work rl.,'lit Stevens said that
while preference ought to be -given to a
North Caroilnlap, yet he did not want
to bind it down to 'North Caiolina.
Bourhatl asked Stevens If he was will
ing to go outside the State. Stevens
replied yes If the people ttt North Caro
lina said so, and that he was speaking
in thi? 'interest of the. tax payers. He
vas in favor of disorganized rather
tl an' organized labor, and opposed pay-insi-
n bonus to organized- labor.. He
favored Justice's amendment and I
want" Ao hav another amendment
so fh work should be done by the
1 -heap,--1 ;iddr no matter w hether in
the St,.- V -r- out Of it. Council said
that hA vi : told that the printing bill
of ISM ,ie ;i lower rate than under
the pres r bill. 1K tail in 1S9I1 bind
ing cost ! ' -ents per v ilume and under
the bill inn. er discussion 9:1 cents He
urged the AdoptloiJV'.' Justice's amend
ment. Hoey eald in sui.port of the bill
hat the committee did not desire to
make a contract. Council said the leg
islature should not entangle itself in
any conti ..versy as to who should have
the public printing. Justice had his
amendment again read. Tvlii.- h provide
that the co.n or freight, is to be ta
ken into consideration, and that th.
I'oiiiNis is 10 01 none ny trie man or
nun wnien delivers it In. re in Baleigh
at the lortcsi price. 'Boushall said he
spoke for .-killnl labor which would
not sell itself at I. ss than it was worth
Oeiiet siiiii me run provided tor paying
Ifi L'-;l percent more than was neces
sary. ne said tile taxpayers were not
interested in paying a fancy price for
organized labor. Justice said his
amendment put the burden upon the
coniniitlee. Winston offered an amend
men 1 to Justice's amendment adding
that in every contract regard is to be
had to the character of the work and
the iiuuliiy of the material in awarding
the publi,-- printing, and In passing on
the bidder's responsibility. Justice ac
cepted this. Foushee said that H. K
Seaman, practical printer, of Durham
lssiiieil him thai the giving of the pub
lic priming to the lowest bidder was a
delusion and a snare and that there
oug.it to he a public printer
Circulars had been distributed by
-xasn urns., nt dolilsboro. ottering lo
do the printing Tor Hi 2 :1 per cent less
than under the bill. There were several
allusions to this in t hit speeches.
Patterson wanted to know whether
Justice's amendment e..nliii--.l the bid-
lers to North Carolina. Justice said he
thought the bill provided for that and
1 1 It'll "11 Hoey to say. Council said the
bill was silent as to ihat matter. Ju
ti."e sent up an amendment renuiring
that the work be done in the State.
Hoey said the committee's idea was to
get the printing done at tile iowest pos-
ible ligure. Boushall asked if Nash
Bros, had come before the committee.
Hoey-said yes. He said that the print
ing ought to be done in the State. He
said that Ihe committee had deemed
it best not to award the contract to
Nash Bros. He said it was following a
Democratic precedent 10 decline to
award the printing to the lowest bidder
He declared that there was no "bonus"
in the bill: that the rate was lower than
in any other State and lower than any
this Slate has ever had. He asked Jus
tice how ihe committee could tell what
was the lowest responsible bidder, and
said the committee could not ascer
tain who was responsible. He said the
purpose was that the rau-us should
pass upon the person who was to have
the contract, as to responsibility, &e.
lie protested upon imposing this bind, mi
upon the committee.
J list ice demanded the ayes and nays
upon his amendment, that the work
should he awarded to the lowest re
sponsible bidder, and be confined to
North Carolina. The amendment was
adopted, yeas S:l. nays IS. The bill as
thus amended passed its readings.
l.AB-OI! STATISTICIAN.
The next bill taken up was the one
to i stablish a bureau of labor and print
ing, under the charge of a commission
er, with an assistant, who is a practical
printer. This was a pendant 10 the
bill Just disposed uf. The Democratic
caucus wi'l select the eommjssioner
(with $1.M)0 salary) and the assistant
(salary $!()). Actual travelling ex
penses are allowed, ill the olleelion of
statistics. &e. William.:, of Iredell !'
fered an am ndiuent, which was ad ..p
e.l. reducing ihe salari. s to Jl.::"11 a'- I I
SOW i - - I
ami -mini,
allow if,
t.f ...II. e
ean-i. d
meat w;
motion 1
lieu to $:
i Iv.
ma n
fl'ele.l
p-o i.-
u- - 'sla
:i . st t iking ol;; in.
the employment of a;
statistics. lie s.tid
..Mill for expen - His
s adopt d. lie 111 n
I IV Itlee til : $:..-.. a,'
in. a. Tilts was adopt, d
d a n o ni-'iiiliin ttt ;o ovi
Hi
11 olVcr.-i
1 he -.ice! it
the C-i;n:v
llletlt was
.-...-I i'r-'iu
if.e:- liiei ' to - p
,-n, -r ..f l.lb..r. 1 1 i -
. .i I II also i.
- il. t ol :'l.i l 1 e."
ll :
; i
On mot! -ii o
was made ii
day. .ii; ! en i
C.ua. 1 b'ti w.
I
Mains
.node
for Wedf Hay.
INSCBAN
"I-: BILL
Tl'.e n -t sj -e::l erili r 1.1
t'r.e insui;'.:ie. bill. Allen,
interrupted the r. a.lin lo s
iheie iCii!d be nu p.-.-.tniu.
..f W.
1" ll ere-i the leililillat
of Railway tVsr.mic.
control and sup.-rvl.-i
liuiliVing and luan i:
If tl!
1
!' banks it: I
a.- - i..-;.! ; Ions. I!
thfi?l'or moved that th - eoti.-i-L-r-i i oi
ef the bill be deferivd until next Tu.-s-dat-.
'R.nishall made hi.-; polemn pretest
iig.iinst crowding the duties uf railway
commissioners, and insurance commi
sdnner He said 'that paslponsment
meant a purpose to put the powers in
the hands of the railway commission
ers. He said persons insured in Nurih
Carolina favored an insurance cominis-
' - , o -.:';. ,y
sinner, but not tin- placing of that duty
upon ;h railway c.::nimss.i.iii. Carroli
want
diseu
-d .1,
y so that th,. v. incus could
mat ter. Th- Speak. -r said
he did 11 ,1 know of any railway com
mission bill in :h.- House. Finally the
bill was mod u. sp, , ial order for
Monday at 1
W MV" '"'hall introduced bills to
.... ,1. K.
me .. . . investment 1 '.., and the
Carolina War, . ,':pillly f ,;,,.,.
time to or-Mhix. .
I.' ' "Al. OPTION.
uiii u.-is MR, ,, up to allow th
hold
.mnf year,
rears
nig 01 10, -at -1 1 n e-.-citei
in t
" "hi s .1: ,,ny ii,
I" the
II t WO
but not oil.
and 11 it in
election is
bill, saying
going over
ter. He so
' :ir :n which a .general
Id. K..I. Ins ni ..j.po.-, J the
teinp.. ranee agitator was
-it-.- .-tin-tug up tills mat-!o,-;ii
prohibition was a.
humbug. Carroll sold th.,, ,h,s bill
had be. n ht-rol . Hi. S.-niile. and lilat
Seiiaior Cl.nn bad uithdrawn it. Now
the (mini! 1. e had amended it so as
to make it .- itislaeiory II,- jaid pro
hibition v, a- endueivo 1.0 ninralltv
Ameinlmeiiis r.,--.- sent in excepting
Transylvania, and that no election be
held tn P.-rs, ,n until after lfml. (The
Mil a n f. rr. d to as lOvang.-list Lee's
'"'I. e.xcep.ll.g It-lie. Craven, 1(1111
berland. Pitt, Jones, dates. 'Beauf-.n
Washington, l-ldg.-, ..nibe. p,,ik an,
liow-.in. At this stage Carroll iske,
ons.-iit t.. withdraw i he bill. It me
the
lore the same f.
1 tc
in 'the
en
ate.
Bills pa.
at Clayton
lish water
bill I., all.
I 1" i-s : a bliln a dipeiia r;
o allow Turiioro to sstab
oiks and .".nverage; als.
it to estal.ilsii el.-ctri.
lights (jtln, nun )-,,,- former and Sin.
000 f,,r in,- latter.) c.iii-jam was a--k-. ,
if this matter was now in liligalioii.
spe.ik.-r i '- on
eilair. said
House take .
- between th,-
cut l aetiii s.
.:. calling C.iiiuiij
le could llol See ho
ognizance nf any ii o
town of Tarboro and
i 'otmor said the i o
Ii" carried into off,
never been submi.t
tract could n.ii
because il had
to Ihe pi ople.
Bill to give M,
l.-iiuurg a disponsa i v
was taken up w.th .
tina iiimously fa
vorable li p, .i l. Kan--
n said he favor-al
the bill and hoped the House would
unanimous, o pass the bill. Chirks
said lie heartily concurred in what
Kanson said and that a majority ot
200 of th-- white .-itizens of Mecklen
burg demanded the passage of the bill
Steven.- said he doubted the wisdom
if the niiasiire, particularly al thi
time, bill lie delelrod lo ihe wishes ot
Ihe people ,.f 'Mecklenburg. The bill
passe 1 s. cond and third leadings by a
unanimous vote
Al I.e. n hi-rw ..oil's reiiesi Carroll
withdrew his I, (IlleSt for leave lo with-
Iraw tin- local option bill, so the
at-
ter i, mams on the calendar.
FAIi: AND WABM SI'NDAY.
Th,- forecast of the
-ii- Kali igb and vi.-iuit
ning weather tonight.
. ather bur
in
says: Thieat
wiih probably
y Pain show eis. Fair and warmer
Siindii .
The sioi-iii persists nor.h of the Lake
region ...ml the area of cloudy threat
ening weather extends throughout the
ciiiire M i--sissippi valley an-i eastward.
Bain is falling this in.ei.ing as lor
south as Florida and. In Ihe interior, up
to the Lake region. The amounts have
been slight and are probably ehi. Ily
caused by the cooling of nioisi air b.,
the cold, snow covered ground.
Fair, cooler weather p rev ails .si ..:
the -Mississippi with a modern te!y hl-li
barometer. The temperature has fal
len slightly, reading 20 abov. aso... at
I '.i.-inarek.
CHItLST CUl Bi'l!.
K.-v. M- M. -Marshall. I. D .
Irsi Sunday in Lctii. Iloily i
a, s a. m. : Sunday S- h !.
I ille Service ail l s- l 111-..!. i
.-ii!i:g Pra.N-. r, ". ,o.
1 ''y service- in Ljt i : -I '
in. Tuesdavs. 10 :
Thlirs I.i ys. I
lit!
10
di.iliy
A SO NIC
li
Ledi
'.. F. and A M..
.-.mi-niiub tui.in
lary -"uh. IsiHl.
- .lie . 11 ili-slly
'(..! iiHet ill rguli'
Monday e vetting, i'-l
at T.tlO o'clock. .V
r,.oUested to a
ter Lodges air
ml Bretl
01
SIS-
ldi'tly invited to b.
pres. nt.
By order of
W. W
E. li. THOMAS.
PARISH, W. M.
oc'y.
,?-iH: 4 f': ... ft v- : I ' ''.r
Cidd'-MN.
Did you ha
'Iiiorimi at i I:
jut-'
tng this -.- . k ;
Tiien is n i ii, h siil'fering i:
on aeeoun; ,.f th.- s- vei -, Co,,
Il is th.- command of -mi I
el L.V
m i e i in- nisi l ess, I : h
mil
lltlV
.Vou relieved'."
" "' " e oon we.tiiur th.- inst tu-
icn of the Lodg.. at shelbv has beer,
posipoie d for at il. .
- pciiii.ui i,,r a n-w L
A'l' ns III- has b. en t ei-h ,
our eons. d.-red.
If tiie i nt ire no oiii. rshlp
ill Bo.eigll Were to att. n,;
is "ol it hall ii. tfi,- ,.
i-Ue tit Ml
'l and ;.s U--
r th.
I h der
cling
lil-lellt
to o ..lllllloilale 'ie in.
When a member i.ous.s to pay his
do s In- probably h is n.,i eon-id,., , .1
that he is robbing h,s ,,wn rauiily. but
many tine s lias this if ii i;,,. i-asl-.
A I.o.Ig..- cannot provoie for th,- ,.(,,
til ii is ii ,. led fi-e.pi, nily by its 111,111-b'-rs-
r,,inily. unless ,-aeii member will
do his pari ,11 making su--li provision
'e have lever fa v. .red going m ex
tri ni.s in lb.- social f,.i;ui- s .11 the
lodge ro. in, nor do we tliink they ought
to be elKiiely .1 Is a id -. I. It is certainly
"X '" b. n.-li: if it ,-an be us. d to do
a .iay uiiii th- dullness of ihe me, lings!
"t- the apathy of the members and
e.-iuse hem .. attend heli-i. , We ha r.
"t'l.-ll seen a social al!n I 111:; of ,.
Ill e 1 1 1 1 .. - I'S ,lls
just as th- h
th- ,
1111 ra -.
I in!! I'.-elitig,
01' lb- sun .lis
."ls lb., eh.l.v miasma in Hi,- .-arly
morning.
Take ear.- of tin- n. w inenili.-rs. It
may be t bat a ' slight n..lii ,- of him
may cause him t lix his niin, and be
come an ardent, device. 1 uoiker in our
order. On the other hand a failure to
give lli:n -mil notice may decide his
course ill all opposite direct Here
ill llaleigh there Iri- now nior, than two
hundred Uletl Wllo Were OUCe Uf.Oll n'
rolls, but who now stand suspended.
How many of thai
unnoticed and Hut
When on admit .
niinil.ei
by lost
WiTe left
interest '.'
mbi-rship
ie I
always remember thai you may ! ad
mitting a future (Iran. I Master and
possibly a (Iraiid Sire and treat him
accordingly.
Many a lodge dies lor wanl of healthy
exercise. A do nothing Lodge is like
:i p.
lime
f stagnant water. On
::rd
, No.
11 11 t y
last we instituted Star
Lodg,
l!"t. at Star, in Montg.nn
with only seventeen m.-in
-ry e
hers.
ninot.
lp
to now it has only grown lo
bin see what II is doing. A
letter from I in- Secreiary dated Febrti
1 ry the I'Uh. says: "We had an inter
siiug little eiitertainnieni a few nigbts
igo and raisi d something over fifteen
lollars. w hich w.- s. nt to ih,. Orphans'
Home On next Tuesday night w,- ar--
oing to visit an oiiiribiile i" a worthy
"nrisiian man who has jus. coin., into
ur low 11 a siranger. haxirig liad imnii
iekn.-.-s iii his family. He will n-t kiio.i
m 1 n.iig a bout liit.s until w e vi-jt hnn.
That little Lodge has learned its fes
111s well. Many ..f our wealthy Lodg- .--rhtips
have not done ns niuch in six
nioiiths as this one has done in two
e.-ks. and are rusting out. claiming
hev have nothing to d... Wake up. and
lo something for somebody. Star
.iiiLi- is not cotilining Its good works
" its own members, and this is where it
las .-aught lln- true meaning f the Or-
l.-r.
W.- hale just passed through Ihe
old.-si and most disagreeable spell of
v..i!li--r that 1 ii i-s section of the eoun
ry has witnessed in many years, and
he people w.-rc as little prepared for it
s lie ., e,-r were at this season of 'he
Much suffering has b. . 11 liie 1.--u!;.
and niueh needed assistance h.is
1 11 itiidered, VYc are v.-ry glad th.:
he suli'eiing was no worse thou it I1.1-.ceil-bail
tllongll il- as 'hi! li,- 1 -ici'c
in t If fact 'hi'.t on' i " "I ie- ri'-i;
Hid p
Inc.
Il
l-l
t :
t o w . 1 1 d 1 1 -
JUS, So I
t.i siriply
vork.
a I b iv. -iti-
liotll it. d'l .
am mg th
,iii tlv-y !:
grow- 1'ieil
and
to' a i-oiise an int. v. s
hers, just so hung
and their attendnin i
HI
would cost but a triile to
mee'tfnz. nothing at al".
hold a
li
energy and advertising, and it would.
result in mucil gJod to the Order.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Familiar Faces in tiie Pass
ing Throng
SHORT STATEMENTS
-Movement of People Yon Know fi lean
ing in dp 1 About the (lit)--Snatch's
of Today s
Street Gossip,
La. .nd Fowl, r was... n: -,, ...-.u
Tn
in. I 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 .-.
i dl.-i
a JUIJ
: 11. -s al
Mr. James .MeKi11111n.il bos 1...
irind
. full
from N. rtli. v. here In- puivhas, d
lino if tl: j go ,,js for 11., j t.tn, .
& Co.
At Kd.-iiton s.-i-e.-t ,M,-i Inidis; ,iii:.
nilorro 1 he pnipii w ill be filled a'
in. and 7.::n p. m. b ill- pa.-:,. 1. K -
W.
. ..n
L. .1.
Ill-
at 1 1--, t orilieiiy of this ei 1
o.-iht-d .-pei-l.il smnll-p.
Washington ('ii- . Tins-lim.-nt.
has- b-
.1 high coin
On a.-, ..lint of
dry goods lirm 1
Company will 11
.Monday, but thv
lln- w cither 'ill,- new
f B'oylaii. P, .ii-,-,. and
I be able to ..p-n up
,vii be ready to sup-
ply the publi
in
a few days.
"ill preach at the
..11 tomorrow . Sun
All llle Illeliib'IS .if
respectfully invited.
I. Is SUhll.li service
Rev. .1
Academy
day. at ;:
W. I
.f Musi.
11 p. 111.
the Ass.-ni.biy
a re
This- will be ii.
.inducted by Kvangelisl Lee.
Servic s tomorrow at the
' ' Hindu-
hureh. .'First Sun
ay in Lent. Mass
111. Sial ions of t bi
nd sermon al T:i'i
and sermon a 1 11 a.
Cross. Benediction
p. 111. Stations ..!' the 1 'ros
day evening w ill be at 4
cordially invito,!.
on W. iln.-s--lock.
Public
re! til 111 d till'
llle .nvita-
Pa 11 ie
little .-a,
timis to
w h.
ks s,
the
have not
11: out w it
Birthday
le-oeption at.
Ivleiiton Street Sunday s.-hool. are 1
(pu Sled lo Send them ill as prnin.tl
as possible to eith.-r Mrs. Fall. Brown
or Mis- Mattie Reese.
Fred lloekaday.
olored. was a 1 r- si d
at two o'clock this morning with a sus
picious looking bag on his shoulders. Il
eal tied I., ih-- station house and In fat
hells Well- found ill llle bag. The fowls
w r. He- p'-opi
d" Mr. Chas.
Monday i: i-ininc ii.ru.
on a
ill,- str.
Monday
ourfl
:s the
,f the bad
regular 11
condition
ting of
I lie
livening Club wi
binary 2Tlh, ISO'.'.
be ilefeiri
until P.
CHRISTIAN CIH'RCIl TOMOROW.
.las. L. Foster pas
in a.m. Pi , aching t
p. 111 b the pastoj-.
to all.
Immediately al't'-i
regular ('hiir-h
member ioii-stiii- ;
.1-. Sundaj
11 a. 111. .1
A hearty w
morning
. inference,
be present
school
ml T:".'l
.iconic
s-r vc-Kv.-ry
A M ill 1 1 1 'A X CASl'ALTIMS.
T.v T.iegr.l oh to llle Till!
WASHINGTON. Feb.
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