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SATURDAY,
March 25, 1899.
THE LAST OF THE PIONEERS.
I have no word to speak their praise.
Theirs was the deed; the guerdon ours.
The wilderness and weary days
Were theirs alone; for us the flowers.
They sowed the seed that we might reap.
Ours is the fruitage of tnelr years.
And now, behold, they drop to sleep.
And we have naught for them save
tears.
The flag, whose lustre none may mar.
The brightest thing that loves the air
See you our California's star
Amidst the rest? They set it there.
What wonder that it droops today.
The while another folds his hands
And, silent, floats away, away,
From golden sands to golden sands.
So they go out. A little while.
And none shall answer to the en'l.
Still shall the great world weep t suii!e.
But they shall be all silent all.
Still shall the life tides ebb and flow
And mark the rhythm or the years.
But they no more shal heed or know,
Forgotten cares and hopes and fears.
-..-
When they are gone when o'er one's
el ay
Our tears of long farewell and fall
We'll pay our tribute thew, and say:
"He was the last, the last of all.
Ah, they were stalwart men," we'll sigh.
"The future's promise on each brow,"
So 8hall we whisper then, but I
I pay that tribute here naw.
A. J. Waterhouse, in San Francisco
Examiner.
General Miles will now proceed to de
scribe the style of whiskers on army
canned beef.
It is a $50,000,000 bicycle trust that
comes on the track and will have fair
coasting.
Today the Cuban Assembly dissolution
takes place and affairs in the Island will
move along more smoothly.
That old dead lock in Harrisburg Is
getting State. Why don't the be honest
and eell ont to the other side.
City politics is not worrying the peo
ple, but the multiplicity of men
who are willing to run the municipal
machine la alarming.
That embalmed beef court of inquiry
is smelling bad in the nostrels of the
public. Embalming it would not save
it now, its too rotten.
Get there Eli an Ohio man has been
selected by President McKinley for
postmaster at Washington, D. C.
The battleship Iowa, after being over
hauled will go to Manila and relieve the
Oregon which will return to the United
States to be docked.
Two thousand tons of Pocahontas coal
for Admiral Dewey's fleet left Hampton
Roads yesterday on the sailing ship
Challenger.
VOLCANIC BRtUPOTONfl.
' Are grand, but Skin Eruptions res life
ef Joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve . rare
them, also Old, Running- and ' Fersr
Sores, Ulcers, Soils, Corns, Warts,
- Braises, Euros, Soalda, Chapped Haads,
Chilblains. Best Pile ears earth.
Drives out Pains and Aches. Only X
eta. s vox. Curs guaranteed. 8eld by
11 druggist ...
UMQn1 m
Augusta will erect a bronse memorial
to her late Mayor Hon. Patrick Walah,
by a popular subscription.
President McKinley left Thomasville,
Ga., yesterday for Tallehassee, Florida
where he will spend a few days.
The National and State Revenue laws
has taken the trouble off Mr. Kipling's
hands about "The White Man's Bur
den, and placed It square on the white's
man's pocket book.
There has a great American boom set
in the Philippines particularly about Ma
nila. Agninaldo and his followers do
not take kindly to this new feature of
Yankee enterprise. Booms are not pop
ular with them.
There will be nn entire new stock of
aldermanic candidates opened Monday.
They are all wool and a yard wide and
will serve the city gratuitously with
great satisfaction to themselves.
Lending Texan newspapers, Inspired
by the prominence given the movement
in North Carolina for the establishmrat
of a textile department by the State,
have began serious agitation for a sim
ilar institution in Texas.
If it were not for unfriendly action
of Secretary Long of the Navy Depart
ment. Admiral Schley would have a sea
command promised him by President
McKinley.
A young lady was held on probation
the post of superintendent of the 500
conductors employed by the London
Tramways Company, and has been an
unqualified success as practically abso
lute director of this large army of men.
One of Joseph Choate's peculiarities is
told by a friend who declares that
whenever Mr. Choate was studying over,
or "working up" a case, he became soli
tude until his work was done and so
would sit for hours at his resk without
food. '
President McKinley, as Commander-in-Chief
of the Army and Navy, has
been bounced from the Army branch by
an order issued by General High Mogul
Alger asserting his supreme authority
in the War Department. Alger may
request Mr. McKinley to resign.
Sound money, anti-trust and anti
imperialism, with Democratic principles
and J. Sterling Morton, of Nebraska,
is making a desperate struggle for a
new party in National politics for 1900.
There are to be expected hysterical and
paroxysmal efforts fa the political revi
vals in the near future, but the I-atn-opposed-to-ajnew-party
element will evi
dently survive.
LARGE FIGURES.
The New York Journal of Commerce,
after careful inquiry, finds the number
of trusts, or combines, in the United
States at the end of February, 1899, to
have been 353. with stock and bonds
aggregating $5,832,882,842, as against
200 such combines a year before, with
an aggregate of $3,602,241,543 of stock
and bonds. The Journal finds the
common stock at present amounts to
$4,247,575,981, the preferred stock to
$870,575,200, the bonded debt to $714,
388.6C1. A large proportion of tfhe man
ufacturing capital of the country is thns
combined to extinguish competition, un
der the protection of the tariff.
CHILLS.
id Fever Is a bottle of Grove's Taate
s Cblll Tondo The formula, is plainly
jted on each bottle, showing- chavt H
simply Iron and Quinine to e taste
m form. Imitators do not advertise
heir formula because they dM tfhey
enow that yon would be afraid to take
heir medicine Be sure then you get
rove's , as the formula shows what
ou are taking. MO CURB NO FAT.
rlos M waH
TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAT.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. AN ddnggists refund the money
if it fails to care. 25e. The genuine
has I B. Q. a each tablet. ,t J
The Pope said since bis last attack,
"When I die I shall not . five much
trouble to the doctors, nurses or ser
t vauts. I am only skin and bone, and
my life will go out like a lamp which
has no oil to feed it." He has com
pletely ignored medicines, and the end
i
is looked for at any time. The question
of a conclave is the subject of much se
cret negotiation.
WATER SUPPLY OF CITIES.
The Baltimore- Sun on tine above sub
jects has this to say: The pollution of
streams and the water supply of cities
is a matter which is now generally dis
cussed. Philadelphia is suffering from
an epidemic of typhoid terer which is
attributed to the pollution of the Schuyl
kill. The cities on the Mississippi are
in a state of alarm at the approaching
discharge of the sewage of Chicago into
that Stream, from which they obtain
their water supply. The city of Seat
tle, in Washington State, was purposing
to obtain pure water by extending its
pipes to Cedar river, and then It was
announced that a New Jersey corpora
tion was about to establish a factory on
the river above tfhe proposed intake. It
is absolutely essential to the public safe
ty that water supplies should be kept
uueontamraated. The health of the peo
ple is of the first importance, far above
the importance of industries. It is prob
able that the epidemic of fever in Phil
adelphia costs more in money, apart
from the loss of human life, than all the
factories on the Sdbuylkill can repay.
The law was laid down by Chancellor
McGill in New Jersey recently that the
rivers and streams of the land cannot
be legally converted intosewers. The
people living along the streams have a
right to have the water flow to them
imcoutaindnated. If this discharge of
sewage into streams were unavoidable
there would be more excuse for it. But
it is said that there are scientific pro
cesses by which refuse from cities and
factories can be made entirely harmless.
If this is so it should be done. People
should not be compelled to drink poison
ed water or to be depriced of pure wa
ter upon any consideration.
RACING FOR A WIFE.
A Novel Method of Courtship Prevailing
in Lapland.
In Lapland the crium which is pun
ished most severely next to murder is
the marrying of a girl against the ex
press wishes of her parents.
When a suitor makes his appearance
he says nothing to the girl, nor does
she often know who he is, but her pa
rents inform her that her hand has,
been applied for.
Then, on a day appointed, the girl.
her parents and friends meet together
and sit at meat, with the suifor and
his intended opposite to one another,
so that they can view each other's face
and converse freely. When the feast
is over the company repair to an open
space, where "the race for a wife" is
to be run.
The usual distance is about a quar
ter of a mile, and the girl is placed a
third of the distance in advance of the
starting point. If she be fleet of foot
and does not care for her suitor she
can easily reach the goal first, and if
she accomplishes it he may never trou
ble her again.
If, on the other hand, she wishes to
have him for a husband she has only
to lag in her flight, and so allow him
to overtake her.
If she toe particularly struck with
him and would signify to him that his
love is returned, she can run a short
distance, then stop and turn and in'
vite him with open arms.
Gail
Borden
Eagle
Brand
Condensed Milk
Has no equal as
An Infant Food.
. "INFANT HEALTH"Sent
FREE on Application.
New torn Conmhsu him Co.hy
Brushes.
We bave a (rood Selection of
Brushes of all kinds that you
will probably teed, including
Hair, Tooth, Nail Scrub, Bath
Face, Shoe, etc.
Come and examine our Stock
and you will not buy elsewhere,
Henry T. Hicks,
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
Hood's Pills aj wan-Irritating sad
the only eathartle to tsfcs with HOM'i
earaaparlila.
WISH AND OTHER WISE.
You can't place any dependence on
a woman's word," moodily remarked the
young man who had been Jilted; "of
course, you don't believe?". "Oh, yes,
do," said the married man: "my wife
has been threatening to leave me tor
ten years." Indianapolis journal.
The more revenue we deprive from an
lgly si nthe better looking H becomes.
Chicago News.
Butler (impressively) "That wine is
twenty years old." Young Newlyrieh
;ee whis! What rattling gooa Btun; it
must have been when it was fresh."
Josh.
The most wonderful thing about a
baby is the way he conceals his shame
at hearing tue queer son ui muu iub
mother talks to him. New York Press.
Her' New Scheme Wife "There,
dear. Here are all the magazines, nere s
whisky and soda, and a box of your la
vorite cigars and the papers. If you
want anything just ring th bell." Hus
band "What on earth is the matter?"
Nothing. I merely wanted to make
our home as clublike as possible."
Brooklyn Life.
A man can lay claims to greatness
when his private affairs begin to interest
the public. Chicago iNews.
You are suffering from 'well, to put
it in the ordinary vernacular, an inflam
ed condition of your spinal column. You
should try cooling applications along tn,e
bat-. What is your present occupa
tion ! On ve driven an ice wagon tor
winty years, sor.'Clevei ' naiu
Dealer.
In many impor 7. tant particulars,
Hood's Sarsa I 1 panlla is Peculiar
to Itself. It is
a medicine as
far ahead of the
ual preparation
electric light is
ahead of lhe tallow dip. The
ingredients useu in uianing n are
selected with the f very greatest, care
and are gatherX ed for us
at the
time thev posx seas the
treat estremedial
v a 1 ue. The pecul;
iar
binat
port
cess
Hood's
arilla, are unknown
other, thus making Hood's
saparilla peculiar to itself.
value of this peculiarity is
bv actual results. And Hood's
Darilla has a record of cures unXequal-
ed in medical history. HasWre of
them, greater successes"! serious
cases, better gen uine, unsolicited
testimonials than
anv.
other
medicinein exisl
ence. It
extreme
cases of
lood dis
cures
uses, hu Anon, scrof
ular, salt yT-heum, rhea
matism, catarfh, and all other
troubles traceable to impure or vi
tiated blood. Possessing great stom-ach-toning
qu alities, it cures indl
ration, dyspepVlVev B' catarrh
ofthestomach.eteTl I P It builds
up the nerves, WjJ renewing
and reviving brain, nerve I and mental
strength and curing.! nervous
prostration. As a natural tonic
it strengthens the whole
system and cures
that tired feeling.
It has done all
inis lor oiners nuu r m
., . . .i j
what it doesfor1 VAoth -4rs it
will do for you.fy All we ask for
Hood's Sarsapartlta, is a mcetmty, an
I
Will. J. Carter,
Electrical Contractor and
DEALER IN SUPPLIES,
13 WEST HARGKTT ST.'
GALLON
j. l. o'QUiriri & co.
FOR
CUT FLOWERS.
Roses and Carnations a specialty. Cut
flowers of all kinds in season. Boquets
and Floral Designs arranged in best
style on short notice.
PALMS, FERNS AND OTHER POT
PLAwTBFOKtlUUBJS au nia
DOW DECORATIONS.
Chrysanthemums and Roses in best
inmdlns varieties, together with all kinds
kinds of spring and summer bedding
plants and bulbs, Boaae trees ana ever
greens in great variety.
Vegetable plants, TomatoeKEgg and
Pepper twice transplanted, uauuage,
Beets, iiettuce ana ueiiery in season.
See our show window at J. I. John
son's Drag Store, leave orders there or
Call Phones.
Bell, 149-8. Interstate, 149.
J.L.O'Qrai Co.'s,
FLORISTS,
Corner Polk and Swain JJta.
RALEIGH. N. 0.
A
opportunity and a fair trial. Be sure
toget Hood's. Sold by druggists
Prepared only by C. I. Hood 4 Co.,
Lowell, Mass. 9 It never ditappotnt.
HEALTHY OLD
Larcb, Bkntoh Oo. Ana., Aug. 4.
Iintt years old and have be -n Buttering with
Change of Life I bad flooding apelle o bad that
none thought I couia live. My nusuaou guv
Wins o( Oardui and it d my are.
. i. . , , L i . It
MRS. B. B. TOWNSEND.
It is the devout wish of nearly all people to live to a ripe old age.
None of us want to die young. This universal desire can be realized if
care be taken of the health in early and middle life. A little precaution then
will add many years to our existence. Death can be kept away a long
time. Happy, healthy old age will be the lot ot the woman who promptly
corrects the ailments which afflict her sex. In youth, Wine of Cardui will
take the female child safely over the dividing line between girlhood and
womanhood. As a wife she needs it to help her through the trials of
pregnancy and childbirth with as little discomfort as possible. At the
Change of Life it will help her over the dangerous place that appears in
her pathway between 40 and 50. Then will come many years of truly
blissful existence. She will grow old slowly and gracefully. To the last
she will preserve that charm and beauty which are always characteristic
of nerlectlv healthy grandmothers.
Ulltr ADVISORY DEPARTMENT.
For advice in cases requiring special
3 III I BIVB lOIUMHIK Bir..ll
address, giving symptoms,
ir; !W'. Tbl HAlTlNCWlU
0., Cluntenooga, Tenn.
directions, address.
KUH lSBf U..
LARGE BOTTLES OF WINE O F CARDUI
SOLD FOR f I.OO BY DRUCCISTS.
A. B.C.
ALFORD.BYNUM & CHRISTOPHERS
BOOK and
JOB PRINTERS.
Our work is as irood as can be '
d( ne in the city. Prices as reason-'
La We as can be oDtainea ior me
S class of work.
When you want something nice '
f and new in design try us.
GOOD STOCK 1 GOOD MA
TERIAL! GOOD WORK 1
T.B. WOMACK. R. H. DAYES.J
Womack & Hayes.
ATT0RNEYS-AT- LAW j
General Practice Room 5,
Pcllen Building.
RALEIGH, N. C.
SEABOARD AIR LINE.
TO ALT. POINTS.
North, South and Southwest.
Schedule In Effect December Uth, 1898.
SOUTHBOUND.
No. 403.
No. 41.
8.86pm
Irr Raleigh S.14ant
Ar 80. Pinea 4.23am
6.68pm
4.63pm
At Hamlet 6.07am
Ar WUming. n. S. A. L.li06pca
Ar Monroe, 8.A.U .43am 9.13pm
Ar Charl. S.A.L. 7.50am
AT Cheater, S.A.L. 8.08am
10.26pm
10.6pm
L07am
2.43am
6.20am
3.34pm
Ar Greenwood 10.35amf
Ar Athena 1.19pm
Ar Atlanta. s.&Opm
Ar RALEIGH.. .. 2.16am
NORTHBOUND.
INO. 402 No. 18.
Lv Ratalrth 2.00am U.18am
Ar Henderson (.28am
Ar Purtamouth 7.26am
Ar RlchmondatCX 8.4fcun.
Ar Wahingion,PKR 12.31pm
Ar New York .23o o
12.60pm
6.20pm
7.12pm
. 11.10pm
tf.64am
11.18am
Ar RALEIGH .... J.lU&m
Daily.
Noa, 408 and 402. "The Atlanta Spe
cial," Solid Veatibuled Train of Full
man Sleeper and Coachea between
Washington and Atlanta, also Pullman
Sleepers between Portsmouth and
Chester, 8. O.
Noa. 41 and 88. "The 8. A. I Ex
press," Solid Train, Coaches and Pall
man Sleepers between Portsmouth and
Atlanta. Company Sleepers between
Columbia and Atlanta.
Both trains made immeuiate connec
tion at Atlanta for Montgomery, Mo
bile, New Orleans, Texas, California,
Mexico, Chattanooga, Nashrille, Mem
phis, Macon and Florida.
For tickets, sleepers, etc, apply to
agents, or
H. 8. LEARD, 0. T. and P. A.
BaWgh, N. a
E. St. JOHN, Vice-President and Gen
- eral Maaager.
H. W. B. GLOVKBr Traffic Manager.
V. XL MeBBH, General BupC
L. & ALLBN, Ga. Pass's. Ageat
OssmmU Offices, Pertsmeath, Vs.
AGE.
I am like
It is for women alone to decide
whether they will be healthy or
sick. The remedy for their sick
ness is close at hand.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
NEWEST STYLES.
LATEST FABRICS.
LOWEST PRICES.
Boys' Suits, tl.25, $1.50 and $2.00.
Boys' Pants, 50c, 75c, and $1.00.
Boys' Shirts, 25c and 50c.
HAVE YOU BOUGHT
YOUR EASTER SUIT.
If not, we have it ready for you ! Set
our Stock of Shirts. Prices, 25c, 39c, 49c,
75c and $1.00.
Southern
Railway.
THE . . .
STANDARD RAILWAY OF
THE SOUTH
Tka Direct Line to All Point.
TEXAS,
CALIFORNIA,
FLORIDA,
CUBA AND
PORTO RICO.
titrietly FIRST -CLASS Equipment on
ail Through and Local Trains; Pullman
Pslace Sleeping Cars on all Night
I -v.ns: Tasl and Safe Schedules.
r vavel by the Southern and yon
are assured a Safe, Comfortable
and Expeditious Journey. . .
APPLY TO TICKET AGENTS FOB TIM
TABLB8, BATES AND GENERAL INFOB
MATION, OR ADDRESS
R. L. VERNON, THAD. C. 8TURG18
T. P. A.
Charlotte, N. C.
C. T. A.,
Raleigh, N C
No troc i to answer questions
bank S. Gannon,
Ad V. P. & Gen.Man.
M. Culp.
Traf. kit
W A. Turk, G P A.
WASHINGTON U. C
AUCTION SALE OF' FURNITURE
By virtue of the powers given by con
tract and agreement of O. J. Carroil and
who with it, recorded in office of Reg
ister of Deeds of Wake county, in Book
No. 151, at Page 818, the undersigned
will sell, at public outcry, in the city of
Raleigh,at the CARROLLTON HOI EL,
on
TUESDAY, THE 4TH OF APRIL, 1899
The following named furniture, to-wll:
Seventy-five Chamber Suits, each con
sisting of a bedstead, dresser and wash
stand; Twenty-five Bedsteads, One Hun
dred Cotton Mattresses, Fifty Hair Mat
tresses, One Hundred Bed Springs and
Foity Dozen Chairs.
The sale will be made for ready money
and will begin at 13 o'clock M.
WHITE-RICKEL FURNITURE CO.,
Jan 81-ltwta4. Mebane, N, C.
IBIIIBV'
CaTeats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all
entbudneM conducted for Moderate F. K
our ornct is opposite U.S. Pateut orncw
and weeanaeenn patent In Jew tuna than looaaja
remote from Washlnftot.
Sand model, drawinc or Dhoto.. with deacrio
tlon. We advise, if patentable or not, free of1
'Charge, uur lee not due nil patent ueeenred.
raniPHLrr. -ow k uooun i-mnmta,-- wiim
coat of same In the U.S. and ioreiga coanlrieaj
sent free. Address, '
C.A.SNOW&CO.
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