THE TIMES-VISITOR.
RALE1QH. N. C.
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IN OITY CIKUULATION.
ABGU -T 9, 18
WEDNESDAY,
WARS.
Tte Army nl"NW '" con
td. that it is not the military men
who rin on war, but the civilians.
Commeroini groul. n" -a, ter
ritorial hnB XMS"
inese nro the force, th., -t a p,
aflame w.th the crnr f. war. "It was,
pertinently sav. the .T.nal, "the
.nropUK .bo reform the advance
aKet9 or the nuilomnmn, who prnroW
tlie Civil War, ami i. w.. e constat
harping h, nu-n of 111 character upon
the Wror, of the Spanish rule that
brought on the war with Spain. It is the
very e.a,s who have ,b. to say of
thP horrorS of war amlthe evils of mil.
tan estabhshmenN h do the m to
, . thn states of mind which lead
cultivate the sinus
to war."
The Baltimske Sun write, edUormlly
,, this subject as follB.
i K i meat deal of
"There is uo doul.t a KH a
truth in these enervations It J th
civilian who makes war. It is be itbt
ornate the antagonists from wup b
-a, result. It ffch,on y
Ta J goto M.methe.uler-ofnat.ons
o making useless wars. They were
o amuse tbemseh. ,lth w
a sport and as a ni.-in, of rtJ'
pr'onal aml-it.ons But no, d .ys we
. r,f that S nee the pco
have no more of that. .
plp have got in (,;,,imati,
thi.ir ru es avert war n.v
. long as poihle. and -Ms the
oivilian OM-Iolter- who eontnv h oc
,a,ionsofwar and clamor for , 1 ,1 t h y
t it. Our own exponent last year
ifcon lnsiveon tbisint. A. the Jonr
nr"avs: 'I.et r t,U the truth and
shame the devil.'"
SCENE OF TRIAL.
The historic action, of Rennes
raake it peculiarly fitted to be the seat
ot the Dreyfus court-martial. The army
and the Bench of France each honors
this ancient capital of Brittany as the
birth-place of a hero. There, where the
qlet streams of Hie and Vltainc m.ngle
their calm How. was torn Bertram! Du
Gueschn (1814 W.) the famous Con
stable, who was the greatest warrior of
his age in the Gallic realm. There,
too. was bom, four centuries later, Jean
penis Lanjuinais t1758-l. the emi
nent jrit and it. -.man of revolu
tionary days As Du OneMhn first dis
tinguished himself in a tournament at
Bennes so Lanju.n.us became profeor
of ecclesiastical law in the shadow of
Du Guestli.'s old castle ot Iai Motte
Broon before going to Tans in 17S9 as
B deputy to the States General. Lan
juinais, who voted banishment instead
of death to the king, had to flee again
to Rennes during the Ueign of Terror,
but later became one of Napoleon's
ready-made Counts, and was made a
peer by Louis XVIII.
There is quite a contrast Iwtwwn a
French military court martial and a
United States military court of inquiry.
The torture of the French system is
terrible to the accused while our Ameri
can system puts the torture on the ac
cuser, protects the accused ami rewards
him when adjudged guilty.
The first Chinaman to draw a pension
from the government is Ah Yu, who en
. listed in the navy in 1884, was with Ad
miral Dewey on the Olympia and is now
laid up with lung trouble. He dTaws !f 30
a month.
BSD HOT FROM THE (il!N
.. Waa the ball that hit G. B. Stearin:.
f Newark, JUoh, la the Civil W ar
'. waad hoi IWli Ulcere that uo trenlu
helped Mr 19 year. Then Blum. .
tale Balv cored him. Cures Ci.'
: Bimleee, Born, Boils, Felon. Corns.
Skin BrnptloM. Beat Pile cure on earth
IS centa a box. Gore foaraateed. Soul
LYNOHl'NG. 1
The ministers of Atlanta met last
Monday and lynching was the matter
discussed. Tim body, before adjourning,
passed resolutions which are, it seems
to us, wise and conservative. The plan
they suggest is certainly calculated to
provoke intelligent discussion. The
resolutions are as follows: :
"First, we find a widespread demand
for .summary justice against all who
commit rape or attempt to commit
rape. We hnd that these crimes are
nearly always committed by negroes on
white women ami clndien, and for
these crimes chielly is lynch law in
voked, but not exclusively. hen lynch
ing begins the tendency is to extend Us
operation over other oftenscs winch in
their character are especially iiiiamnus.
' As ministers of the gospel, as .ser
vants of the Lord who taught Ins dis
ciples to obey and suppor the law, we
sincerely and sternly condemn and op
pose all lynch law,
' Second, we most earnestly request
and recommend our preachers to use
their influence in the pulpit and in pas
toral work to create a public sentiment
in tavor of law and order and against
disorder and anrchy.
"Third, we appeal to all good and in
fluential colored people, ol whom we
are glad to .i'lieve that there are very
many, to help us in these efforts. We
beg to use their influence with their
people to make thein sec the awliil
wrong of these ernnes, and to induce
them to aid the righttul authorities to
bring these criminals to justice.
"Fourth, we are not legislators. We
are, however, citizens, and though we
are preachers, this is not an ecclesias
tical bodv. e have us iniieh right to
ask tor legislation on moral and social
questions as the chamber of commerce
has to ask tor it on commercial or eco
nomic questious, or the State Medical
Association on sanitary questions.
"We beg, therefore, to lie heard be
fore the law-making powers in the tol
lowing suggestion:
"First, l'liat certain crimes, such us
rape, the attempt to rape, murder in
the act, or in the attempt to mmmjt.
burglary, train wrecking, oi arson, the
murder ot women ami children, the
murder of several helpless victims,
ami the lil i. he classified as sunuested
by Mr. Garrard, of Columbus, (in.,
'infamous crimes, ' ,-ind that ther all
be subjected to some system ot speedv
trial and summary justice
"Second. We trust that the law innv
be so amended as completely to pro
tect the delicacy ot unfortunate female
witnesses.
"Third. That the law mav have a
stronger deterrent eftfot, we suggest
that, if possible, heavier penalties be
awarded to the commission and the
attempt to commit snch ornues"
There seems to be. a season of "Hell
broke loose in Georgia."
Admiral Oewev will visit Rhine and
has reiiiested nn audience of the Pope
Cyclonic and insurrectionary distnrli
aiy disturbances make San PniniiiKo a
most undesirahle summer resort
It looks like the Mexicans are to have
a lone and hloody war the Yaijuis In
dians. It is not nlwavs a picnic heht
1111; Indians
The Government has abandoned the
hope to enlist two regiments 111 the South
for the Philippines and will fill them out
in the North and West.
IIATX (WINK'S BIItTIIDAY GIFT.
"Hall Caine's eccentricities 111 this city
neie not of a kind to make linn very
popular." said a theatrical manager
"and despite the fact that he acted as
his own press apeut one incident of his
stay here did not become public, thoueh
it would have been interesting to pub
lish. It was said of Mr. Cainc that he
vas economical. He felt himself under
obligations to 11 young woman whose
work had aided him, and learning that
she was going to celebrate a birthday
the following week he said to her broth
er; 'I am anxious 10 get a birthday
present tor your sister which will suit
her. Won't you please .sound her and
hud out what she particularly wantsV
The brother was a shrewd young man
and on the day before his sister's birth
day he invited Mr. Caine to walk up
town a few blocks and inscot the one
thing which would please his sister above
all others. Mr. ('nine thought of gold
hairpins and things like that. The broth
er, however, steered clear of jewelry
stores and guided Mr. Came info a sales
stable. A smart cob with 11 new trap
stood ready for inspection. "This is
what will please her,' said the brother
She has seen llus outfit and it suits her
111 every particular. ' The 11111 11 who ran
Hie place told me afterward that Mr
('nine looked as if a great misfortune
had befallen him. It was reporlcd that
his profits hud beeii large in New York
and there was no escape for him. He
bought the horse and trap and the girl's
brother has enjoyed it quite as much as
she has." New York Sun.
Ample Evidence "I should like some
evidence, young man, tlinf your inten
tions are serious," said the old gentle
man. "Evidence P xclainied the young man.
"Haven't I bought three boxes of candy
at 60 cents a pound, two matinee tickets
and six plates of ice cream in less than
two weeksY How much evidence do
you expect from a man in moderate cir
cumstances V" Chicago Post.
The Siamese are an odd sort of
people. They don't believe in even num
bers. The doors, windows, number of
rooms in a house must be all odd, and
thev won't climb u ladder wirh an even
number of rungs.
Illness ot Mayor Woodward ot At
lanta has caused a suspension of action
by the board of aldermen in the matter
of resignation or impeachment.
OAK CITY
Steam Laundry.
J. K. MARSHALL. Proprietor.
126 Fayelteville St. Kaleigh. N. C.
All Summer Goods Must Go
and Our Low Prices
WILL MOVE THEM
Ncte thr lo lowog prices on . mr speci.i1 lni'. :
40 inch wlnti' l.nwn 5l
36 inch Ule icliinjj; . Sl
Cotton C'ovrrt clolli, .siiitahlr d;' mts ;iiul bkirts let
Pure linen suitable (or suits ami skirts . i 1-21
42 inch Woolen Storm herge in Mi n k and N.ivv 51
42 inch fine all wool $vrgi . , , 50c
Black silk Parasols . 25c ..ml 50c
Handsome Belt Buckles . 25c
; M na! ."ilk Bosom Shirts . 50c
Mens' While unlnundrerl Slnrls, re 11 force . (1 out
and oack. no such quality t be had els 'where at .th
ARRIVED Ladies' Golf Felt Hats, the latest fall style at
5i.2j to $2.00.
Pabst.
Perfection in Uiewing has been
reached in America by the Pabst
Urewinjj Company of Milwaukee
PABST SELECT BEER
' received in Car lots direct from the
lirewry. Bottled fresh every day.
i and sold to consumers at II 50 per
I Box of 2 Doz.
I The improved system of bottlitif
The extreme cleanliness of our bot
t liny room, assuivs '.he public an
abso'utely pure and perfect eer
! Solu bv a'l the Leudiiij; Wine and
r .liquor dealers in Raleijfb and Cen
tral North Carolina.
! ACME WINE CO.,
1 Wholesale A.giitN,
KALKKiH, N C
j Intestate Phone 144.
1 Bell ' 144-B.
A Bad Photographic
Enlargement
is an eye Bore
forever.J
SEE TO IT THAT YOUR ORDERS ARE
QIVENTO
"Onr Agents Only"
or call (it office null make your own se
lections. A card addressed to us. will brine our
a.i..o,n., ( .... .i
SATISFCTION GUARANTEED
or there wl 1 be no clmr- for the work-
Insuir" t" r " Sm!tM WteKl'
UNION PORTRAIT CO.
312 Fayottovillc St., Raleigh, N, C.
ext dour to office (if Mornuitr Post,
uAGRNT.-i WiNTKD ir every
wd in tbe state
WEEK E.ND RAT&i.
Siiturdny and Sunday excursions to
Mornhead City, N. C, Wilmington, N.
( ., Old I'oint Comfort, Va Virginia
I 'each, V'a., and Ocean View, Va.,
I t the round trip.
KfTcctive Siturduy, May 20th, and
. ' ntinuing to anil including Sunday,
September 24, 1SDD, the Southern rail
nay will sell round trip tickets to above
points at $3.50. Tickets on sale Sat
urdays and Sundays, good returning
until and including Mondays following
!:i te of sale, except that Morehead City
iii kets will be sold Saturdays only, with
final limit Tuesdays following date ot
n Ic.
Tickets from Old Point Comfort. Vir
ginia Beach and Ocean View will be
fod returning from Norfolk not later
-linn train No. 11, 8:35 p. m. Mondays.
For full particulars call on
THAD C. STURGIS, T. A.
Varborongh House and Union Depot.
NOTICE.
The Atlantic and North Carolina
Uailroad have discontinued their double
daily service between OoldBboro and
Morehead City. Hereafter one can only
reach Morehead, leaving Raleigh at 10:45
a.m. T. 0. STORGIS, T. A.
a
'i
r. ..,,.1 K. tnmiri liver Ivhll'll nreveME ibl"
don and permits food to 1 en.ieut and putrlfy t
the stomach. Then follow dizziness, neiuta
tnsomlna, nervousness, and, ,
If nnt. awllAVAfl. MHOUS feVOf
Pills
or blood poisoning. Hocxl's I
rouse the liver, cure headache, dliatn, eon
tlpatlou, eta. fe cents. Sod by all druffl(i;
The old Pitt to take with Hood s Biirsaimi u
I. ROSENTHAl
Do not longer Da deceived si wetl-Kortie!
Read the truth. It mill pay you dividends.
THINK OR STARV
THAT IS THE ALTERNATIVE-
TO-IAY this moment you aro bci j
trhat you earn. How much f Not leas tlia.ii i
ftmr. Do you know howl Do yu know why f Head
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ir Business, Small classes and
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Mid eudorstd by numbeis of the
imminent professional and business
nen of the city and State,
For Catalogue ai.d other informa-
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C. F. BULLOCK,
ARTISTIC
SIGN WRITER.
HALfclOH .N. C.
Addraa
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LEXINGTON, H.
Ctoipfflf and benl College.'
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF KY. UNIVERSITY
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ihnnnnda of auriil mdoHet. Cot to ramplew
fill Hulnen Couim. Inolu.ling Tlllo., Book. .
Addrpsi WIUW B. SMITH, Mxtngtn,U.
Southern
Railway.
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ml SOUTH
e IHrect i.tnr lo AH Nmi.
TEXAS,
CALIFORNIA
FLORIDA
CUBA AND
PORTO RICO
Strictly F1KST CLASS Equipment ou
.ill 'J'liniutrli nnd Local Trnum; I'ulluMin
I'liliicc Sli'i'imiK (Jars on nil Nifilit
I rams. Fast and Safe Schedules.
Travel liy the Southern nnd you are as-sui-eil
a safe, comfortalile and Expedi
tious journey.
Apply to ticket agents for time tables,
rates and (,'encriil information, or ad
dress Ii L VEItXON. THAI) C. ST U KG IS,
T. 1'. A. C. T. A..
Clmrlotte, N. C. ltaleinh, N. C.
No rouble to answer questious.
Frank S- (Jamioii, Third Vice I'resuleiit
ami (Jeiieral Manager; J. M. Culli, Traf
lic Manager; W. A. Turk, . I'. A.,
U iishmt;t(iu, D. C.
! !) ALL IMIN IS
North, Soutli and SoutuwtMit.
Schedule in Effect Deceinher 1 1th, 8!
SOUTH UOUXU.
No. 403. No. II.
Lv Ka.eiKli a.m. j.3ti)Ui
Ar So. l ines 423 a.m. 5.58 pm
Ar llunilet 5.07 a. ill. ti.5.'lpiu
Ar. Wilmington, S.A.L. 12.05p.iii.
Ar Mouroe.S.A.L. l!.4Sam O.Kipm
Ar Char., S.A.L. 7.50am Hi.liliiun
r Chester.S.A L.'S.OSuin Hl.&ilpin
Ar (ircenwood ..10.35aiu l.UTuui
Ar Athens 1.13niu 3.4nm
Ar Atlanta 3.50pm C.20:iiu
Ar KALEIOH... 2.10am 3.34pui
NOUTHBOUXU.
No. 402 No. 38.
Lv Raleigh 2.00 aju 11.72ain
Ar Hendorson .... 3.28am 12.50pni
Ar l'oTtHmoutli ....7.25am 5.20piu
Ar Rlelim'd,A.C.L.8.45uui 7.12piu
Ar Was1irtn,r.f.K.12.31pni ll.lOpin
Ar New York .... (S.23pui li.53air
Ar HA LEIGH . .2.10am 11.18a.ui
Daily.
Nob. 403 and 402. "The Atlanta Spe
cial," Soliid Vcstihuled Train of Pull
man Sleepers and Coaches between
Washington and Atlanta, alwi Pullman
SletM.'r8 between Portsmouth mil
Chester, S. C.
Nos. 41 and 38.- "The S. A. L.
press," Solid Tram, Coaches and I n,!
man Sleepers between Portsmouth a i i
Atlanta. Company Sleepers bctwe f
('olnnil)ia and Atlanta..
Both trains make iin'iiiedimc i-onio-.-tion
at Atlanta for Montgomery . .uo
bile, New Orleans, Texas, ('iilifoi n i.
Mexico, Chattanooga. XashviHe. M. -a.
phis, Maeou and Florida.
For tickets, slceera, etc., apply I
agents, or
H. S. LtCARD. C. T. and IV A .
i Hnleigh. X. ('.
E. St. JOHN, Vice President and Gen
ernl Manager. x
II. W. B. Olovtr, Traffic Manugei.
. V K. MoBEE, General Supt.
US. ALLEN, Gen. Fans. Agt.
General Office, Portemontli, Va.
sr- - a
. ...... .1 I
close out if low prices will do 11
3,60 OXFORDS 1.50
2.50 CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS 1.50
2.00 " 1 00
100 " " 5
S. C. POOL'S.
LEA.DERnIN FINE SHOtas.
RALEIGH AND CAPE FEAR
In Klfpct A. M.,
No. 5. No 3. No. 1 .
Monday. Tuesday. Tuesday.
Wedne.s. Thursday. VVcunes.
and and and
Friday, Saturday. Saturday.
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(i 50
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7 20
7 45
7 50
7 55
8 20
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I' M. A ' . A .M
4 15 ti :?!! Lv Italcit Ii, Ar 10 2.i
4 20 ( H5 C.raie yh J utmiion 10 0
4 25 ti 40 CiraliMj.'!-, Mills 10
4 35 (150 Svlvaloia 10 00
4 40 7 00 Barnes' H r"i
4 50 7 10 llohbv's !l 45
5 00 7 20 McCiiller s !l 4n
5 10 7 25 Banks H X
5 15 " HO Austiu S 2
5 25 7 45 Willow Springs .' iO
5 H5 7 55 Soxton ! H"
5 45 H 10 Ar. Sippahaw Lv h ."m
M schedule trains carry i)assenn(
Approved:
Thai cou
iso
You have used aIIi
I
i
sorts of cou.gh rcme-
dies but it does not !
yield; it is too deepj
seated. It may wear
;i. . If i ' i: i
iiseu OUl 111 II IMC, UUl
it is more liable to
produce la grippe,
pneumonia or a seri
ous throat affection.
You need something
that will give you
strength and build
up the body.
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
will do this when everything
else fails. There is no doubt
about it. It nourishes,
strengthens, builds up and
makes the body strong and
healthy, not only to throw
off this hard cough, but to
fortify the system against
further attacks. If you are
run down or emaciated you
should certainly take this
nourishing food medicine.
toe. and $i.oo, .11 druggists.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chtmists, Ntw York.
A $300 Puzzle
CUT THIS PICTURE OUT
j It eontm tlv faci of . ftthflr and thre. daughter! yva m.
th. fathw, wh0r.ar.lha danfrhtm? If your ere. ar. bright
enough to find all throe you ar. oatltled to areward.
I .ne proprietors 01 in.
SKKD 8TOKE will glv.
j F11F.E wverj beautiful plo-
lures (GFIS for decorat.
- log a bom. as a reward
to enyono who can mak.
out th. three daughters'
face,
1 Th.se picture, were sn
porbly ei.cut.d IN
COLOII8 br a arm of art
publlsb.rs who wars
obliged to liquidate tbelr
busluess. their productions
belog too .spenslve for
thee, bard t!ma, Th. on
tlr. stock was purehased
by us, and what originally
cost thousands of dollars
will now be given away to attract attention to onr national
oolleotlon of flower seeds for the season of 1B08. The pub
lished price or these pictures was f 1.05, but wet will send
them (a selected series of seven) as a reward to EVKKT person
flndlng and marking the TtlltKE daughters' faces with an X
and wiolosjtur the same with Blitsen two-cent sumps for na
tional Collection No. 1, containing an Immense variety 0 tbe
choicest and most beautiful flower seeds, Altera, Carnation,
Tansies, Verbenas and thirty other varieties, also a large salso
tlon of finest International mixed Sweet Peas, Worlds Fair
Medals Navar before has it been possible to secure sueh a
nolo collection of the most fashionable flowers for 10 llttls
money. I f yon purchase your seed! from us one season era wW
always have your orders. We guerantee perfect satisfaction Of
money refunded. 300 IX CASH PREMIUMS, Th. person
sanding as above whose envelope bears the EABL1K8T posh
mark will be given a f 136 DIAMOND KINO; to the 6ECOKH
76 COLUMBIA BICYCLE; to TUIRD 60 BTANDABD BI
CYCIB) to VOURTII 16; and to the NEXT SEVBM will be
given $0 la gold. If able to find tbe three faces you bonis'
answer promptly, and enclose at one with 16 Set stamps and
reft will receive the) valuable lot of pictures and aeeda by return
matt -Addrean, VIKQIH1A UID BUBKAU, sUehmona, Tin
O.Ben, . .... .
Wanted-An Idea
Who ean think
of some simple t
thing to patent? i
noteot your Ideas they may bring yon wealth.
wnie Junta wkudiuuiuhn at uo- fatent Actor
avm Washington, D. o.,for their gl.SUU prise oOar
SvAdUst ot two kuadred iuveatiou weetfr.
mm
A Gut In Shoes.
VW have a line of Fine Shoes
.rid SI pers that we arc nomy to
RAILWAY SCHEDULE
Anril -'4, !!.
No. 2. No. 4 No. (!.
Tuesday, Tuesday, Vlmiday,
Ti ursday, Thursday Wedne
aud and arid
Sa'urd..v, Sa'unl. v, Fndav.
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JOHN A. MILL"
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IDLE FORTUNES.
Clreat Mams of Money in Old Stamp
Awaiting toe Finder.
By II. Flachskamm, St. Louie, Mo.
Few people know that many of the old
stamp? lying idle on letters and papers of
by-gone davs, in their old trunks and gar
rets, are worth large sums of money. Many
of the readers of this paper have locked away
omewhere old stamps that are worth from
ten to a hundred dollars each, aud may be
readily turned to cash. Handsome reward
has frequently met the hunter of old stamps,
a case of recent occurrence being that of the
Janitor of the Louisville (Ky.) Court House,
who received several thousand dollars for
stamps found among waste paper, which had
been consigned to the scrap basket to bo
burned.
The price once obtained for a single Con
federate stamp was enough to keep a family
in comfort for a year. This stamp was found
by a lady in Jeffereonvillo. Ga., and waa
mailed from Macon, Ga., in 1861. It waa
purchased And then resold in Bt. Louis, in
1895, for a very large Bum. There are un
questionably still a great many of these
local stamps to be found. This Btarap was
the " Macon. " Ga., stamp shown in Illus
tration and was not known to exist before
this specimen was found . Others may have
been used in various cities of the South
during the civil war, which will bring equally
as high prices.
The stamp-hunter will quickly become fas
cinated with the work, besides reapinga prof
itable reward . The best way to go about it is
to first ransack your old trunks, garrets and
closets forthe letters and papers of forty odd
years ago: go amongst your neighbors and
get what they have, and, if possible, get per
mission to secure what you ean from old
letters and papers in the Court House; the
send them, all together, to some reliable
dealer, who will cheerfully sort them over,
appraise them, and notify yon of their cash
value. '
A 1 i ttle trouble looking up these old stamps
during the winter months would lift manyO
mortgage.
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