fllE TltlES-VISITOR,
liiUBlGH, N. C.
BUSHED BY
THE TIMES-VI9IT0K COMPANT
(INCORPORATED).
OFFICE IN THE PTJLLEN BUILDING
OBBCRXk OM PRICES.
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rX LEADER IN THE NEWS AND
IN CIRCULATION.
TELEPHONE NO. 168.
WEDNESDAY,
MAR JH 1. 18911.
There is one business whk-ilv always
look upon tv hearts as 'better than
one. That is the tonsorial artists.
No higter eompiinii-nt cou'hl be paid
Senator fiejrse Gray, of Delaware, and
a member of the Paris Peace Oomimte
sjom ihan 'that pah him by Whi'telaw
Reld another wmmtataer, wihen he
sold: "When Sehaitwr Gray objected w
all re-examined the process tt our rea
soning. When he a)sseiited we knew we
were on solM gf jmnd and went ahead."
As an Independent measure, and lint
as a cider to an appropriation bill, the
bill treating the grade of Admiral in
the navy should have the hearty snip-
port of eve.y member of both nrancties
of Congress. I't should be but a lini
ments work for ithe House to lass the
Semite bill .and be doing a simple ai l
of justioe to a he foremost ol American
naval officers.
Vhe
T.ucy
by the
.- I. , : in
l' I ni.
I vmuei-iUk
f Mr. Heiijainine K.
l atieu.-; last nisiu is
TesterdUy made Febniury Mareh.
After 'the Legislature adj.unns. city
jnrtit.ics will bepin 'to Lumiiii.
The palatable sliml has in.nl,- liis ;in-pe'aran-e
a.t ru.rhiT i" hirh a nw
for the p.xir man's ni'Wc.
pai'tii iil.uly Kravifyins' 'to the people "I
Kult-igh. I" plaeiiiR Mr. l.acy anain ai
tile h-Lul ill' this ilepil'. Illlelll Ihe Deillu-
eratie ii.uiy has iihu'i'- a. jus; ivonnl
lion of tlie iiiech.inii s ,if ;he Stat , for
'hiiin this ii. i.i rtm lu uas
i mated.
l.ir.
man in
The entire Knsli.-h sp-akins wrrlJ is.
e'ali-tiesitly hupins for ihe early r. cowry
f .Mr. Ituilyanl Kiplimt'.
The Democratic caucus l.i.-i nistli; i
pislKned 'the scic' linn ut ruilr.uil cm
missioners uiiill Thursday ni-ih;.
clliiri
OmveT Cleveland Is s.-ttiiiK on
100 Presidential Third Term Ess.
will only hatch .ur a i r u. and he
'have ito eat it.
the
1ml
will
The uffer of S.Mo.oim for the Atlantic
ami N'oiih CaroliiKi is a luisiness iiivp-
osi'tiotx which should
eonsWieration.
five careful
The IverisKituiv will now adjourn in
a few days. The House passed many '
' ing.-
I 'Mr. Primrose stated that from' boy
hood he iiad been interested in the In
dians an, hud collected specimens of
their implements and weapons. He
i .ui ntr whv Pail' there were many I'lv-orles rcgard-
1 1., .i. t ... ... . . .A ... . ..
He oiifciii in me .Minn icu i imiian,
siime writers even claiminsr that iliev
were ihe Lo.-t Tribes of Israel, but he
people believe he knows uh.it do ,vu .,. s.1)t, .1.il1 f . (l.k
-with it vhn he set's it. j in tin- past, the continents of As; i and
. lAateii-.t were more elosely eonii.'i-ted
1 than at ; ire?
important bills yes-i.erd.iy a-- ihe retvders
of the Times-Visitor kn-w yesterday
afternoon.
The people are not ('lies'
Attnuivu ivwey wants the tnvson.
wants the big shin and the American i
.(Coniiinued from 1st page.)
are Htamped in ithem, and thus noble
meniionial of themselves is erected, urtd
a permlfmenit ("food Is done.
ItKPORTS OK THE PROFES9QRS.
I submit ihorewMh il'he mepwta of elB
'the professtore, wetltlng forth their worlr
and their needs. Them neetts are C
two general classes ibe'tter equipment
in ilabcratory annJ seminary and addi
tii.nal inPtructors in t'he rk of teach
ng. Speaking from 'the imeltedtuai
i:an'dpolnt. any linBtHtultion kif learning
is judged finally by 'Its ai&OtteeA work,
by its power to infuipe Into itlhe c,hio4ce
spi'iits who ga'fher wlOhJiin its wall a
love of itruWh. andi a ipower to And It,
and 'apply t. This ihigh work of in
spiration ran ntut be done by druggtet.
It muist be done by men who 'halve
Mine leisure, some itlme to think and
work, and elinrb high on nihe height,
and (im fi-eedom from petJty worries
and labois. The thinker nd ntudtemt
are sometimes laughed lat, to this toiiey
world, tas if they were drones In the
hive. But 1 deem him t'he master work
er, who sihuits out from lite gae the
world, aial its ma'tetiial things, and fol
lows after truuh and knowledge and
the u y. if you will. All the great ben
efits of sockity have come from the la
bor of such men. Tile world of ithings
is built upon the bases of truth disclov
ered by them. I best that you win take
; ijiiv to e tnat our PiMtessois have
I tliis opportunity t'O grow fulle'i" and
j richer ill knowledge day by day.
I The iiiconne of ihe 1'iiivers-ity is en-
i'ty for r.abor Statistician 1 1 rely consumed in Ihe service of the
I'nilVssors and them bearing f the
running" expenses of the plant. No
margin is left for the purchase of need
ed lapinira: us or for the employment
of suflici -ut competent ap-dstanee In 'th
various ili iarlmeiits. Neither can any
proiier expri-'slon of t'he laviversity's
usefulness be made to keep pace wi'th
needs and ivijuiivnionts of tile 'time. It
will be seen that none of al'l the income
is spent for teaching though the main
t mince of iiu- plan: is by its nu'tun-e
i .-:ly. This means that four tilths of
al the money .loiu lu the boy directly
in the class mi. The i 't'lver fifth Is
spent for eeonom . al living 'expenses,
and there is noihinu I'.ir n.tded bulld
ing iinprovenieii:. The money spent
lu re is sp. tit f v tie- b. dys' training,
and not lor lands an I buildings, and it
is believed that n i similar institution
in the South spends -o large a pat't of
i:s ineoac fmr institi tlon. and s'o small
a I'aet for land an I ami buildings. This
is the State's ( !'!! -1 V. Its IIS. 'f II 1 lll-SS
sholliil lie k.' i't intact.
During lb- last t . o ye.ii's, I wns have
1 n made from tile Doom's Fund of
lifty-cigh'l studen'!-. The toltal amount
of tiie Fund is pi.nii."..40. Amount on
liand, $l.:iii.T!'. Tile 1'uiv. : si'ty derives
no in .em, from ill.- Fund. 'It was es
ta'disJaod hv t'.i Ke . I'htirlo F. IV-. ra.
1. !.. 1. 1.. I.. as a n.emorial to his son
1-ieii:. fiisosway D '. ins. and was
gri .i;!y tniaiiii'K. 1 by -the inunitie.'nee
of Mr. William 11. andei'oil't. Th
: fun I is bum ,1, l.o h interest and prim1
I pal. to students in the l'niversily. on
id Willi the plans m tc .wi.h s.-cnnty. : h p. : cmt. As
la-: as uavnieir.s are made, new loans
'"'l ! are made, thus continually adding !
ef- j l'i'inciial fund.
The following gifts have lie n receiv
ed sine Hie date ,.r my last report :
I. One Scholarship given by Jam:
l. Murphy, 'si of Aslu-ville.
IV.r.er ".it . lion of Me.li.-til
ll.mks and ln.-t. iiiiien;.- by Mrs. F. W.
I'nt'er. of Wilmington.
". Hanvlsome (Ilc-be for l."brary. by
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity.
1 have to report i; hat .the foiiiuUiitlon
of Ihe Alumni Hui'lding is comp'.tHed;
I and presents a very beautiful and !.n-
.i rsing anpi a'ra'nce.
The Trea'surer's statenvnt of funds
availa'ble shows tha't there is not sufil
clen't money on, hand to carry this
lie denl work to completion. Tt will take
$11!. ("to to enclose it and protect tt from
the weather. I should be glad to have
the svns'e of the Hoatd in regard to
some feasible method of securing this
sum.
. Agulrrtvldo mot haw aerved an ap
preinrleeship undeu1 Weyler a old Bianco,
he baa n'o difficulty an falling' into their
ADWAT3 .FIRST,
Governor Hirshnell. if Ohio, at the
Ohio Society' banquet In New York!
"You may possibly have heard about
the Uhioan who, I think, on one occa
sion like this became a little confused
in some way. After the evening's en
tertainment he did not know exactly
where he was, and and some friends.
In a joke, put him to sleep in a ceme
tery for the night. Inthemorning when
he woke up he looked around and saw
nothing but tombs and monuments. I
"Well." he exclaimed, "here's Ohio, the I
llrs; man at the resurrection."
icii iid Young, of Metric
the til st ( 'i .uituissioir
of No.-th I'.uolina an 1 he
ble and el'lici- tit oilicer. H
f In-
Mr.
Will 1)'
suraiie
be au
peculiarly li.tel fir'this important po
sition having devoted his time : i Hie
insurance busines's exeiusAciy f-a sca -etal
ea . s. and his a.lau'nist : al ion will
be a cr.'d.t to 111- eir. ire S.a.c .Mr.
Y'lilti.g j a oiiipar.i lively young man.
Iitiit a skilled poKiieian and a geinle-
ry Sense .if 'tile W ol d
rhairman
'llti'e
.'ional
tor hi
oniillit t
ilNtl'iet
ia rt .
He
lai c.i.inpillgn
I Vuioci a'tic ex.
fourth
valian ser
in th ooiigh
and polici.'s .if i hat; lit. in Simmon
ably and ski,fudy car: ii d tiiese in.
f.'oi. We heartily rongra ill late
Dick Young.
In tli -f
the
.' ill-
did
Headache
Is often a warning that the liver Id
lornid or inactive. More serious
L t roubles mav follow. For n nronuit.
efficient euro of Headache and all
liver troubles, take
Hood's Pills
While they rouse the liver, restore
full, regular action of the bowels,
they do not gripe or pain, do not
irritate or inflame the internal organs,
hoi have a positive tonic ehect. 23c.
at all druggists or by mail of
C. I. Hood & Co., .Lowell, Masai
b ws x ' s.t v-t-.a
How a Woman
Suffers,
Howell, Ixd., Mot. X
I will klways praise Wine of Cardul
ba done mr more good than all the medi
oines I have ever taken in mr life. Pleaai
end a book about female diteaaet to Ue
It
li-
Pieaae
ladlea wboae oamea I eneloae.
Hra. MINNIB STODOHILL.
EC
It isn't necessary for a woman to give particulars. When site savs
she has "female troubles", other women know what that means. "It
means days and nights of ndless suffering. It means headaches which
no tongue can describe. It means that terrible bearing and drawing
down in the lower abdomen. It means agonizing backache, ?nd shoulder
ache, and arm ache, and aches in the lower limbs. It means nerves on
edge-the blues despondency and loss of hope. It means debilitating
drains that the doctors call ieucorrhoja. It means martyrdom- some
times even death seems preferable. And still Wine of Cardui will utterly
putt nose diseases and pains tomtit.
LADIES' AIVISORT It. AiTtT.
Kor BdrltT In ras ca Tqnlring ipt-i-lal
airt-rtioiis, adilrt-M, airing nymeltimt.
I.' A4lw,r Upl. Th, rilAiTiMIOfcA
Mill INK i'u, flmilanooifa, IVnn.
it litis cured thousands ! cases
when nothing eke on earth would.
To the budding woman, to the
bride, to the wife, to the expectant
mother, to those rnino- throui'h
the Change of Life, this Vegetable Wine is a blessing.
Drueeists Sell Urce Bottles for $1.00.
SIM
Saying Sweet Things
at the Table
Mr.
"UK AND
ax i: i:.i.vc i if i'lka
ritoriT.
A large audience greeted Mr. YV. S.
Primrose al the Presbyterian Sunday
school building last evening. The sub
jeet oi" his lecture had awakened a
keen interest among both old and young
and the audience listened with pleas
ure ami prolU to what Mr. Primrose
sai about "The I Jed Men of North Car
olina; Their Habits and Manner of Liv-
Hon. Joe HaileV assisted ihe liejiubll
cans in tiring Central Jo Wheeler from
Congresis. and now he is proceeding to
demVHiE'crato that the eons-tiiu-tion of
the United States is an. -on-stituition.il.
and t.ia
Indians
d th
being
foil,, a
ning ..u:
Alile; .ca fr
tern Asa.
Semlda tlee
to
ll in the u.-e of the etui..
r line of rocky islands run
lotn Alaska, and cam
: 1 1 I be Malay Tribes of Has
Itesid.-s tile mark- of re
lict ween lil-'S,- hijile. .;.
"Situation criiica'l. Your eaiiy aiMval
necessary." Such is the lel.-giani from
General Otis to the commander of 1 1n
arm y transpoiit (Iran1:, which awaited
it at i jil'ombo. Ceylon. There is ipiito
a discrep'.mry between the above and
the roseate bulletins fmm (Jen. litis,
given out by ihe War lieparttiier,;, and
(Jen. Otis to the contrary ntw;-ihstu tid
ing here is soiii,- in-cav-i-on for anxiv-ty
about our very nu-nierous 5-',lue.,KH,
si-ms in iihe Pacific.
WiH the Legislature adjourn without
ftosne action poiivtiiig to the establish
ment of a State ttef irmalory V Certain
ly -it is a matter of gent : al interest as
well ais a crying necessity.
Ann i-i -an I ndians held
their t'.u. fath- rs ea :
West an I Ihe northwest.
Mr. 1 l imrose tin n .
Indians weri- idass- il a
' tind histor -. i liotigli ; :i
m i
:i
laine-l thai .iie
s iire-aistorie
line , f deinar-
X'ULCAXIC KK1'PTHNS.
Ate grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life
of joy. Hucklen's Arnica Salve cures
tin-in. also Old, Kunning and Fever
S-oe.-. I'leers, Moils, Corns, Watts,
Utilises. Hums, Scalds. Chapped Hands,
' " 1 1 s : 1 1 .ins. Host Pile cure on earth.'
Iuie- ,,m Pains and Aches, (inly 25
is. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
ail druggists.
rt lis
be hoped that in Nort'n I'.nn-
iSna in enforcing the dispensary laws
in the localities where they are estab
lished, if it be necesstvry to organize a
dispensary canst. i.buiary force, such
blood-thirsty. murderous brutes
some of tt'hose in Smiith CaroHim.
not be enployed.
as
It is a gen -ra'l eotiiplaint with the
farmers that. they aire sadly behind with
fairm work. February furnished very
little if any opixvrtuni.ty to wMrk of any
niharatiter with lvgar'd ito crops and if
MaTOh does not improve these oppor
tunities ginxl crops may not he expected.
The legislature decided to award
t'he public printing toithe lowest 'bidder
and the result was 'that The Capital
.Printing Company (Barms Brothers)
got the job. The committee awarded
them the contract late las'L evening.
They have 'given bond for the fulfill
ment of the contract.
. The acl' on of the Legislature in mak
: Ins the failure Ho list taxes a misde
. iwrtinor is hig'nly comimendable and we
elncerely trust thait very man who
nt"gler;te to list his 'taxes and -pay the
name, irrflees nelieved by ithe1 county
fomiiitaflffeni, will be convicted of
caLion Aas rather indistinct: that as a
race the Indians had letr. .graded: lii.u
their highest civilization had been
been reached among ihe A.-n-cs of Mex
ico and 1 he Puoli.os.
The Indians believed in liie (lieu;
Spirit and held that their crops .their
pleasures and their lives were sub-
i jeet to his control. Their knowledge of
will ,...,,. ... ,,,, ,., .., ,
dian corn, punijikins. etc.. and they
were also acquainted with the value of
many medicinal herbs.
Their maiuif ictui es embraced the
things ne'-e.-sai y for -their simple needs.
They made mats and (lottery for their
homes: clothing of skins, implements
and weapons of stone. Their knowledge
of tanning was equal to that possessed
by the French and th y were skiifui
in file mixing and use of dyes.
Tile auili.'iice were g:catly amused a:
t'.i desci ip-tion ot l.ie practices of the
m-dic"ne man.
The let lure- w is fully illustrated with
specimens and curios fmm Mr. Prim
rose's valuable collection of Indian rel
ics. The audience weiv also shown an
original treaty, made by the early set
tlers of this State with t'he Indians and
now the property of Mrs. Margaret
Devereux, of this city. Mr. Primrose
stated thait some of his best specimens
baa been found near Raleigh, on Crab
tree Creek, and recently a number of
arrow-heads and a pipe were found
burled al the I-fld 81 KB J&E Btf 'fe
the g-airden of Mrs. Capeheatt on worm
Wilmington treet. 1 ,
Those present were delightfully en
tertained for more than m hour, and
at the close of th lecture presaed for
ward to -more closely Inspect the elfoa
and curios and thank Mr". Primrose for
FOR OVER FIFTY TE7ARS.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
while teething, withp erfect success. It
soothes the child, softens the gums, al
lays all pain, cures wind colic, and is
the besat remedy for Diarrhoea. It will
relieve the poor little suffer Immediate
ly. Sold by druggists In every part of
vhe world. Twcnty-flve cents a bottle.
Be sure nnal ask for "Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup," and take no other
"lnd.
Isn't near as nice as eating them to the
average man or woman, and especially
to the children, who love puddings.
Mane mange, jellies, marmalade, cakes
and sweet meats of all description.
Brilliant (Iclatine, ut 10c a package.
Kromnngelin Jelly Powder, ready for
use. all flavors, 15c
Imperial Table .Icily, ready for use,
all flavors. 15c.
Tapioca and Kariini for puddings, fin
est quality, 15c..
Helow is a list of our line California
Fruits:
Fine California Peaches, 25 to il-io a
can. , 33"
F,?g and (Ireeu (Sage Plums, 20c a can.
Fancy California Iiartlutt Pears, 25c a
can
(Maryland Bartlctt Pears, 15c a can.J
White Cherries, Apricots, Sliced ana
(irated Pineapple, all of best quality
This week25c a can.
Florida Oranges, Malaga Grapes, and
all kinds of canned and salt hh for the
Lenten season.
j 1M
THE.
Most Com
plete Lir
of Trunks
v v nloln I inn
vzv i in n 1 1 ii n
BAGS, DRESS SUIT CASES, TELB
SCOPES &c, IN THE t STATE,
ALL NEW GOODS AND
NEW DESIGNS AT
REASONABLE
PltlCES.
S. C. POOL'S,
Shoe Store,
131, FAYETTEVILLE
I, ooo Pair's "1899" Styles of Gent s
Shoes Received yesterday.
17. 6. Upchurch & Co.,
Leading Fancy Groceri,
124 Faycttevillc Street.
'Phoncl69- 2
Inter state 'Phone 290.
1LF0RD, BYNUEI
& CHRISTOPHERS.
PRINTERS,
115 EAST HARttETT STREET.
One doorlselow Royal & Borden,
Prices as low as good material '
and good work will allow. We '.
spare no trouble to please our
customers. W hen yon want a quick '
job try us BRIEF and RECORD '
work done with neatness and dis-,
patch.
OUR MOTTO :
WOBK DELIVERED WREN
PROMISED.
SMYRNA RUGS.
MOQUETTE RUGS,
SALVAGE RUGS.
All at a living profit. You have never
seen them Cheaper in Raleigh.
Bamboo Novelties
In Costumes,
Hat Racks.
Jardiniere Stands,
Foot Stools,
Book Cases
and Cabinets.
We guarantee to meet com-
We are always up with the latest
petition.
k m.imfc'nwa.TKrr and punished" ty- ifWe
.urt. ;,We fcettev tie law -hould he hlnJnee, piww had
evene on tfae ooo-iMtymenlt ton poll tax given to J1.
FREE TO CElAUn
Bicycle Riders.
Pocket Map of North Carolina.
!
Crawford Bicycle,
The Royal E I Borden Furniture Co!;
Cor. Wilmington and Hargett Streets Raleigh, N. C.
Y A
u f
K
9,000 MILES
MADE ON A
Without one. cent for repairer a tool us ;d.
- This is a Crawford record. - The
best Bicycle on earth.' Sold by
T
1
R
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S
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A
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P
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Julius Lewis Hardware Co,
i
KALI 16 H, N. p.
Wa
1899.
Paper !
it is with it great deal of prido that we submit to our custoniou
our 1800 Wall Pnper. ,
Our new line la by fr tie largest and beat we have ever pro
duced... The variety of styles and colorings shown in our Sample'
Books is the result of the efforts of the best decorative artists in thin
and foreign countrins. .If you have only, a single room to decorate,
it will pay yotrto see our new patterns before you select the paper.
Southern Wall Paper Co.,
' 13 West Hargett St.
I also desire to say to my patrons that I ..'will give my entire at
tention to the Wall Paper and Decorating departments. -
L. C. Weathers.
SEE OUR NEW WALL FINISH.
Hi
The First Birycle of very high grad offered at I50, $35 and $25 .
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