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HBPT. 16,
"TheTirairle'dogir buffaloes, worves and
Indians on the western plains -were
consulted just as much about the an
nexation of thM territory as were the
inhabitants of Louisiana when Thomas
Jefferson coldly bought them and their
land. Therefore if establishing a firm.
Just and stable government over the re
bellious inhabitants of the possessions
which have come to us as a duty and
an indemnity is a violation of the Decla
ration of Independence then Thomas
Jefferson, the author of the document,
was the first and moat flagrant violator
when he tailed to get the consent of the
people of Louisiana to their purchase.
Senator Foraker and President Mi-
Kinley have for several years been iu
nnnosite factious of the Republican
party in Ohio. At the last national con
vention Foraker had a majority of the
Ohio delegation and grave fears were en
tertained by Mr. McKinley lest he be
slaughtered by his own State. In the
last Senatorial contest in Ohio Foraker
was shrewd enough to keep hands off
while while Governor BuAnell, Fora
ker's close ally and friend, did the
fighting. However, Foraker has never
been an administration' Senator. Ou
the eve of the Spanish war he was a
strenuous advocate of recognizing the
Cuban republic, a policy which all uow
realize would have proved almost fatal
had H been followed. 1'he same dmlt
lese has led Foraker to now oppose ex
pansion, and we believe he Is e.jna!)y
wrong on this.
Th whole difficulty between the
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English and he Boers or Great Brit- Don t rob Peter to pay Paul but save
I money by getting your eatables from
am and the Dutch African Republic j. y?4 Sanderford, who keeps Numsen's
, . ... t. ;. tha Special Pickling and Table Vinegar.
Of Transvaal in a nut shell is this: tn
nwUBh noasession adjoin Transvaal and T"e " cheapest in the end. Yon
, BngHsh possession aojoin xtiu can get nd caapeBt groeeriel
nMnv Englishmen have settled in the from H. O. Gattis; also Numsen's Spe-
y 8 cial Pickling and Table Vinegar.
Dutch republic and accumulated wealth
,, i-. . . ! The proper and economical adminia
so that they now outnumber the Dutcn tratioD of tne household is the prime
, i- j..t.h fvr the dntJ of ey "ousewife. Begin by or-
and pay nearly three-fourths of the dering ypuf hamehoId ,npp"lieg 'from
t.TMi vt are denied amy voice in the , K- T. Hornbuckle, who carries Num
Uxes, yet are uemea u , BpetM pickling and fable Vlne-
government Great Britain insists that ( gar.
they be accorded their rights and tfn this ( If lt firgt yon ioat BUCCte try-
' , , . ... . , m.. Numsen's Special Pickling and Table
i point a dash seems Inevitable. The ( y, wWch CM fonnd t M
feoefs are born fighters and will resist Stevens, fancy and staple grocery.
to the death when the struggle is be- The oldest science is that of proper
. "'ng, eating and rlndking. Your1 com-
tua, tor they helisva that the perpetuity fort and iongevfty will bs subserved
aj. i- . .toke. How- by Pnrchasing groceries from Talton &
, of , their repubUc is at stake, now Ntrron wh(J blnd,e Nam(ma
sr. their resources are limited and the ' Pickling and Table Vinegar.
-'" British lion will triumph in the end
Th Anglo-Saxon race are predsUneil
to bs master of the world.
When the English and the Boers fly
at each other's throats the savages of
i u
Africa wui consninta one i uf
f the war. They may plaW a part
v ror
similar to th American Indian is the
war betweea'Emgmnd and Fran
both skies ought savages to IBm
nil hntfc suffered actrocKles it their
''. hands.
Ths cotton planters could
ge: better
price by simply doing lees rk in
jflahtinf season, fa this a prelum- sa
inertia T v. :
: Two white boys .in Purhanj
county
were sect to the roads at the recent
new1 at fW end of tie nineteenth cei
; fury the Pacific ha lieeu practically re5-
discovered.
The eye of the world are
now focused npon the ports of the Pa
cific. President McKroley's declination to
attend the Dewey reception in New
York was in good taste and the pub
lic will appreciate his waftivee. It
would not have been pleasant for the ;
great Admiral to hare the Chief Execu
tive of the nation at his side when
the plaudits of the multitude will lx
for Dewey and Dewey alone. The Ad
miral is a modest man.
The prow of the Olympia is now clear
ing the trackless deep for her baveu uf
rest? no, but for a .scene of festivi
ties and honors eclipsing any similar
occasion in Uncle Sam's history.
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
Mrs. Wioslow" Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success. It
soothes the child, softens the gums, a
tays all pain, cures wind colic, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It wM
relieve the poor little suffer immediate
ly. Sold by druggists in every part of
the world. Twenty-five cents bottle.
Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup," and take no other kind.
GLORIOUS NEWS.
Cornea from Dr. D. B. Cargile, of
Waahta, I. T. He writes: "Four but
tie of Electric Bitter has cured Mr.
Brewer of Scrofula, which had caused
her great suffering for years. Terrible
tore would break out on her head anil
face, and the best doctors could give
ao help; bat her cure is complete am!
her health is excellent." This show
hat thousands have proved, that Ele
trie Bitters is the best blood purifier
known. -It is the supreme remedy for
eczema, tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, bo-N
and running sores. It stimulates liter,
kidneys and bowels, expels poisons, help
digestion, builds up tfce strength. Onlj
SO cents. So' all Druggists. Guar
anteed. FECIAL RATES VIA S. A. L. TO
RICHMOND VA:
On account of the unveiling of the
Vinnie Davis Monument and Meeting
T. D. C, Richmond, Va., November
-IS, 1899, the Seaboard Air line will
ell round trip tickets from Raleigh for
6.15 for the round trip. Tickets to be
old November 5 and 6, with final limit
'evember 14th, Inclusive.
Z. P. SMITH,
City Ticket Agent, Raleigh, N. C.
elephone 117.
CHILLS.
and Fever is a bottle of Grove's Taste
leis Chill Tonic. The formula is plainly
printed on each bottle, showing that '
is simply Iron and Quinine in s taste
less form. Imitators do not advertise
their formula because it they did they
know that you would be afraid to take
hair medicine. Bs sure then you gel
drove's as the formula shows what yon
are tikis. NO CURB NO ??
1 rice SO cents.
HINTS F.OB THE HOUSEWIFE
Nothing succeeds like success. B. R
Pace always succeeds in pleasing his
patrons in groceries. Numsen's Special
Pickling and Table Vinegar always on
hand.
All roads lead to Rome, and moat
roads lead to D. T. Johnson's Fancy
and Staple Grocery. Numsen's Special
Pickling and Table Vinegar always on
tap.
Fortune's road is paved with econo
my. Economize in groceries by purchas
ing from W. H. T. Caudle. Numeen'f
Special Pickling and Table Vinegar on
hand.
Experience demonstrates that one is
"ciuace.- Take no "chances," But go
direct to Terrell 9 Terrell for groceries
and Numsen's Special Pickling and Ta
ble Vinegar.
j t eTW to ,tte to mend
I your new- year's resolutions b pur-
t chasing your groceries from . G.
i Adams. He sells Numsen's BpeciaJ
vln"'
.:. Economy, the twin sister of Vealth,
awaits you at W. J. Beavis,' where you
may obtain most Value for your mooey.
Numsen's Special Pickling and Table
Vinegar a specialty.
"A little Vinegar now and then
Is relished by the best of men."
Numsen's Special Pickling an4 Table
Vinegar can be found at B. W. Jones'
fancy and staple grocery.
. Stop paying fancy prices tof goods.
Look at the prices and quality of gro
ceries kept by W. H. Candle. listen to
food advice. Ask for Numsen's Special
Pickling and Table Vinegar. ' ;
The law Of supply and demand is
fully understood by G. W. Goodwin,
who serves his patrons with th best
groceries (including NumseuV ' Special
Pickling and Table Vinegarl at lowest
prices. ' ' '
"Who Gives to All
Venles AUt"
This Is as tree ofth$ spend
thrift of health s of the
waster of money. Do not
waste your health by allow
ing your blood to con
tinue impure, .but purify,
vitalise and enrich U by tak
ing Hood's Sarsaparilta,
America's Greatest Medicine.
Dyspepsia "Aft hurtmi doetorrd
a long time for dyspepsia lutth only tem
porary relit f. The first bottle of Hoots
SarsaparSU helped end the second eared
hinu Jf cured my skk headaches."
&frs. alary A. dark, WImMfton, VI.
iUapamt
Hood'i nils cars Urw Ub i Ik i
inly cthrtlc to toss with Hood's
Pananoa Qnrinrio
1 uuuuuu upi lUgU f
Mineral Water
the Springs ana sold to consumers a'
3D cents per gullou aid a libera1 d sount
to the trade
Pabst Milwaukee Beer
leceivecl in Car lo's ilirect from the
Brewry in Milwaukee, and Id to con
sumvrsat $i."0 per Boi of Two Doz.
All tbi lead ng iquor Merchants i i
Xaleigh sell 'I'absf'o draught and in
ACME WINE CO.,
Wholesale A-erritH,
KALHGH. N.C.
Interstate Ph ne 144.
Bell ' 144 B
SPECIAL RATES TO CHARLOTTE,
N. O.. VIT 8. A. L.
Meeting of the General Asociation of
the Congregational Church of North
Carolina, Charlotte, N. O., September
19th-20tn, 1899,
On aoonnt of the above ocasion the
Seaboard Air Line will sell round trip
tickets from Baleigh to Obarlotte, N. C,
and return for 17.30. Tickets to b
sold September 17th, 18th and 19th, finml
limit September 27th.
For further information call on
Z. P. SMITH, 0. T. A.
Baleigh, N. 0.
H. 8. LBABD, T. P. A.,
Raleigh, N. a
WEEK END RATES.
Saturday and Sunday excursions to
Morehead, N. C Wilmington, N. C,
Old Point Comfort, Va., Virginia Beach,
Va., and Ocean View, Va., $3.60 tor the
Round trip,
EffectWe Saturday, May 20th. and
continuing to and Including Sunday, Sep
tember 24, 1899, the Southern Bailway
will sell round trip tickets to aboTe
points at $3.50. Tickets on sale Satur
days, good returning until and including
Mondays following date of sale, except
that Morehead City tickets will be sold
on Saturdays only, with final limit, Tues
days following date of sale.
Tickets from Old Point Comfort, Vir
ginia Beach and Ocean View will be
good returning from Norfolk not later
than train Nt. 11, 8:35 p. m. Mondays.
For further information with writs or
all on T. C. STDROIS. Ticket Agent.
Union Depot and Tarboroogh Hons.
Wanted Quick!
1000
LARGE BRAN AND
OAT BAGS to pack
Ice in.
innn ladies and gfn.
IUUU TLEMEN to buy
supplies of Amhivcitt
Coal for Winter now rapidly ap
p'oachiog loootons i-old ad
3oo tons more bought befo.r
last advance.
Thacker Splint Coal.
The strik is now o i and
coal coming every day to fill de-
layed orders to a1! poit.U in the
State.
Several Carloads of
Corn, Hay, B-an &c for sale
at a 4ctifice lo avoid puling
storage new snn to coran.;jce
under the new rules. ,7 .
FOR BARGAINS IN STAPLE ARTICLES
CALL ON
Jones & Powell,
TWOTONICS
' RALEIGH, N. 0.
0 AID CITY
Steam Laundry)
J. K. MARSHALL. 'Proprietor
126 Fay Seville St.
Excelsior SieaM
Equipped with the Latest'
and Best Machinery.
HIGHEST CLASS WORK. PROMPT 'DELIVERY
LAUNDRY
ACADEMY MUSIC BUILDING
C. F. SOWERS, Manager.
'Phone 19. !
COMINQ!
At
ODDflY.
3 Ring circus
MILLIONAIRE
lENAGERlEMUSEUM.
AQUARIUM'
iOYAL ROMAN
HIPPODROME;
SPLENDID in
CHARACTER,
MAGNIFICEHT
IH
EQUIPMENT-
W GREATEST.6RANDEST
i.ooo Features. 100 Phenomenal
Races, 4 Traits, 1,500 Erriployes, 6 Bands, $0 Cages, Droves ol
Camels, 15 Open Dens, Herds - of Elephants, 14,00000 Daily
Exnense.
The breatest Performers in the jenown world are with the Great Wallacf
Shows this season, including tne
THE 7 STIRKS-Bicycle
THE 10 DELLAMEAD5, Statuary Artists
tfLLK NORAUA FRENdHMystwrioas Globe,
10- -PRINCIPAL M ALE' AND
THE LIVINGSTONS-Aerial Bar Kxtrtrnllnry.
LEON AND 8INGIXG MULE8.
THE SISTERS YOSTEX-Triple Rivctvlng Trtjiszi.
OUR STREET PARADE lanSSST
Splendor. A Triumph of Art. Money and Good Taste, with Ivish Lux
ury of Spectacular Effect, and Greatest Professional Features Conceira-
Excursions'Run on Every Line of Travel. No Gambling Devices Tolerated.
NEVER DIVIDES. NRVER DISAPPOINTS..
WE ARE NOW
IN
Our
uaciers
CROSS & LIN EH AN
TUCKER BUILDING
JP-TO DATE CLOTUIEKS AND ITJRNI!Hk.".3
Ac
Laiindry,
UPTOWN OFFICE:
126 FAYtTTEVlLLIJ STfcEET.
B W. BAKER, Proprietor.
'Phonet 140.
Raleigh,
SEPT.
25
tjRAND
rSPECTACUUW
BALLET.
Rtt3Al. m
PRESENTATION (ycfllttff
THE
and BEST Of AMERICAS
big cmrmJSttOWS.
Acts, a 5 Clowns, ao Hurricant
and Skating Experts
PEM ALB E EQUESTRI r.NS -10
Let Us MrYofl an
YOUR HOUSE
p
TBITH STEAM OR
, SATISF4CTI0S GUARANTEED.
SOUTHERN PLUMBING AND . HEATING Cp.,
r HARRY A. HARTrMknageri.LJ j
INTER STATE 'PHONE 444,
msaovxttxoATLAsrt
. a som m seirt ooiic roa
SICK-HEADACHB
Dizziness, Malaria ..
ITA
oa,incaeptlttoiietoeenUr
a n rare lor Ileorcnloii of Spirit.
Srrvotuntts and HI Btom.ch, Llrer Bowtf
Tumbles, large Bo. 1 0 CENTSJ, W
Sysuil for fit .Meat sUmn. ' I
WkL MMP80N.
TAssmw Uwh :
OVER A MILLION
indent pKksgca of John
. 11 Kidney PU"! bor
,;n sold. It was the Brat
Reliable Kidney
:emedv nubile at
PEOPLE '
ARE USING i
JOHNSON'S!
KIDNEY j
PILLS
FOR
KIDNEY I
troubles!
OARA.NTHEU toenieill
of the K ID'- EVS.
H,ADDBB.and URINARY
iurans. What belter
tratiraoniala could we (fire
15 PIIU is cast. By mall
lor DK a-crw muin.
Mam at
lAMntari",
PHILADELPHIA
WM. tVHPHUN.
Wlvsssls A(oi
a1 Fajrt.nlla Strsa
PREVENTED A TRAGIC lY. j
i
Timely iurorniation given Aim. QeurgV
Long, of New Straitsville, Ohio, irt-
cented a dreadful tragedy und saved
to lives. A frightful cotigbt bad loiig
kept her awake every night. She had
tried many remedies and doctors btt
steadily grew wores until nrged to th
Dr. King's New .Wscovery. une Dotne
wholly cured tier, and she writes this
marvelous medicine also cured Mr. Long
of a severe attack of Pneumonia. Such
cures are positive proof of the match
less merit of this grand remedy for cur
ing ail tfcroat, obest and lung troubles.
Only 60c and fl.00. Every bottle
guaranteed. Trial bottles free at as?
drug store.
TRU8TERVS SALE.
Under and by virtue of powers coufsr
red by a deed of trust executed by 'Z
Council 8tt and wits, November h,
1890, and recorded In the office ot Oir
Register of Deeds of Wake county. -21.
C, Bk. 114. page 268, dsfault havfag
been mads. I will on Monday, ths 28tk
day of August. 1890, at ths court hoe
door in ths city of Ralaigh, sell at pbr
11c auction for eaah the land descriU
in aid deed of trait, to-wit: Lying in
Whits Oak Township. ' Wake coudty,
N. C, and described at follows: First
track conveyed to 55. C. Scott by dW
from I. W. Boling registered in pk
T7. page 1M enntalnW 133 acrea. flee
na4 tract, hot No. 1 .n the partition
proreedlngs Instituted It Scott stjal
va. Z. C. 8cott, recorded la the efflee
of the Clerk of ihe Superior Coort of
Wake county. Partition of home, pkgs
168, ctnrtalttiDg about 20 acre. Third
tract conveyed 10 25. C. Soott by A. Syroe
Admlnlstrstnr of T, J. Scott, deceaVd.
and fully dewrilied in a deed rscorfled
In Bk. V -t Containing 2t acUs.
And fourth fact containing' 21 acres,
2 roods ai poles, fully describsd m
a plot of i I jd& of A bras) .Scot In
Sartitlon iceedings recorded in the
-itpsrior viourt Clerk' office Bk. 'A.
page IK - s hirb said- record sr takde
s'psrt jarid deed irtf'wwst for gull
description of ssld land.
Hour ot aale 12 m. ' I
tnOS It. PURNELLV Trnst. ,
SEALED BIDS FOR MACHINE
t. aty of RaJetgh,
' ' Purohaswja; Department
Raleigh, N. C, Sept. ft 189 .
Sealed bids will be received until fn
day, September the 22nd, tt 12 o'dbck
H, for the purchase of tbe foBowinx
desribed machinery, f. o, , Raleigh:
Oue No, 5 Chanvpion Rock Oruaher cbm
(4ete, one 40 ft. Eterator and Chain,
one 12 . ft Revohriag rJcreen, tone
70 H. .. P. Locomotive Boiler, " 00
pounds working pressure, one 86 Ha P
Horixontal Centra Crank Engine at
tached, 72 feet 10 tech 4 ply best Robber
Belt, 4 tlnderdelivery Oatea tor bin.
The city reserve the right to reject nnv
and JI hid. . j
T. P. SALE, 5
. Porchaatng Agent .
a F. BULLOCK,
ARTISTIC
! 1 '
'I.
SIGN WRITER
RALEIOH N. C. j
iiiir.mm
BLtlJ
Estimate for Heating.
HOT-WATERS , . ' 1
224 1-2 FAYETTEVItLE STREET
' ' SALE OF VaIDABLE LANI.
By virtus' oi a Judssitait sbtercd at
the July Term, 1899, ot Waka Superior .
Court, in the case of Thomas Johns
and others against Jans Johnson and
others, being No. 68 nvon thai Summons
Docket of said Court, I wili, otfe.for
sale, to the highest bidder, at'abHc ac
tion. for cash, at the Conn Bouse door '
la' h Citj- of ' Raleigh, N. SOv 00 the
25th day of September, 18W, at 12
O'clock m., the following described tract
of land, to wit:
; Htuated In Ou Mary's towTssklp, Wake
Comity, N. C adjoining the lands of
Oalvin Pool, WiBiam S. Powell, Frank
Jones and others, beginning at persim
mon tree, Larkln Busbee's, deceased,
comer, thence west to willow tree on
tne Old Hon of White Oak Creek,
thence down sail Creek on old run to
FVank Jones' corner, thencs wtth said
Frank Jones' line eastward to Calvin
Pool's line, thencs with wM Calvim
Pool's Une eastward to the beginnlg,
containing 115 acres more or less.
AEMI8TBAD JONB8,
- Oommlasioner.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
AND OF SALE OF RAILROAD
STOCK.
Having qualified as administrator d.
b. w. of the estate of W. H. Hood, de
ceased, lata of Wake county, this Is ts
notify all persons having claims against '
the said estats to present the same to
the undersigned at bis office in Ral
eigh, N. C, n or before the 10th day
of Jnns. 1900.
Aa said administrator on 'Saturday,.
July the 1st. 1899, st the Court House
door in Raleigh. N. C. I will seU to the
highest liiddrr 't cash, two shares of
stock In the i:i!e!gh and Gaston rail
road company. Hour of sals lit o'clock
J. C. MARCOM. Adm'r A. b. m.
Battle and MordecaU attorneya.
Raleigh. N. O, Jane t W. ;
. 11S10
rtDS FvK COAL AND WXi
Th. Secretary of State desires . to
purchase for tbe use of the Depart
ments and he Mansion, to be delivered
as directed, n the State's coal house
and in the basement of the Governor's
Mansion, 175 tons of good steam-making
coal, 60 tons of Anthracite coal,
corda of seasoned pine wood, 9 corns
ot seasoned oak wood, each cut 2tt
inches long, and 10 corda of seas nasi
pine cut 24 inches long.
Seated bids will be received at this
office until 12 a., September sssk,
1899. Bidders will give the -nam if
the coal offered, and Lbs wrisfrt of taw
'on. The right to reject any and all
ilds is reserved.
CYRUS THOMPSON. ,
Secretary of 8t. ,
Antmat 29, 1899.
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.
By virtue of deed of mortgage sxs
cnted to me by Jer Hogan and Mar
garet Hogan and recorded in Book 89
page 20a, Register of Deeds' office for
Wake county, I will on Friday, Septem
ber 1st 1899 at 12 m. tell at public auc
tion to tb highest bidder for cash,, at
the court house door in Raleigh, the
land described in said mortgage to-wit:
First tract in Mason village adjoining
the lands of T. M. Argo, the North Caro
lina Railroad and others, containing
1 8-4 acres mors or less. , ,
Second, Tract Bounded on ths north
by N. C. Railroad, on ' the south by '
Young Leathers, on the west by Lewis
Mason and on the east by Thomas Argo
containing three seres, mors or less.
80d - J. 3. WYNNE,
North Carolina, '
Wake. Couaty. a,-. - '
Bupsrk Court
October Term. 1891.
B. N Oant va, Anni V, Gaut -Notice
of Servlca by Publl cation.
Tbe defendant above named will take
noUc that aa actio entitled as abovs -baa
been commenced In ths ' Superior
Court of Wak county for ths dissolu
tion of the bonds af malrlmrav krtaaa
th above named plaintiff aad defendant,
and ths abovs namaat dfiw1ar arlll
farther tak node that she la rwjoirsd
to appear at tbe next term of th Bu-;
perlor Court of said county to be held
o the seventh Monday after tb flrst
Monday In September, 1899, at tb eoart
house of said county lu Raleigh, North
Carolina, and answer or demur to th
i"inilnint IA said action, or thi- plalnttC ;
mlU apply to th court for tb relief de
manded In'' hald complaint '
Thi August 18th, 1899. ' ;
: , WILLIAM EUSi,
; Clerk of Superior Oott.
" - NOTICE. ' '
Having qualified as Executor of th
estate of Sallie Perry, deceased, late
of Wake county, this 1 to notKy oil
wrtoos having claim agalnt the slid
estate to present the same to ths uuder
signed at Raleigh, N. 0H on or before -the
1st day of September 1000, and
all persons indebted to the estate paf
over the same. - -
.- M. N, DUNSTON, Executor.
Attorneys: ARGO ft SNOW. '
RaMgh, X. C, Sept. 1st, 1809.
-ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTIOE.
Hewing qualified aa th administrator
of Margaret Durham, deceased, this is
to notify all penmns indebted to her es
. tat - to settle their indebtedness; and
all persons holding claims against her
i tste are notified to present the same
...... : . t. . . u.. ,n.L i..
tvr payment cm or in-iora uia xoiu unj 04
September, 191)0. or tliia notice will be
: 4vnd m bar of their recovwsr.
. X. M. nUNSTON, Administrator.
rEI'XIl MAYNARD, tltorneya.
-. Vi.:,i; . .-t 1J, 1 .
term of the court. Still sums people are
1 ' trnrn e' ovst a reAwmatorjr. . v.- j