THE TIMES-VISITOR.
BALEIGH, N. tt '..
MONDAY. . CG. 13, 1900
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03TICE IX THE ACADEMY OF
MUSIC BUILDING.
interstate Telephone No- 1?9
Telephone .No. 132
VHE LEADER IN THE NETCS AND
IN CITY CIRCULATION.
About 15 wcekty papers and several
dalles have already expressed in decided
terms their desire that Chairman Sim
mons should succeed Butler as United
States Senator. Among these papers are
The Asheville Citizen, 'Waynesville Cou
rier, Brevard Hustler, Statesville Mas
cot, Sniithfleld Herald, Concord Tribune,
Lexington Dispatch, Louisburg Times,
Carthago Tribune, Aberdeen Courier, Al
beniai'lo Herald and Rockingham Anglo
Saxon. The opinion seems to be pretty
general that he will be the nominee of
the party.
The people of Harrison county, Va.,
are firm believers in the efHcacy of
prayer tempered with action, Three hun
dred religious enthusiasts, incfuding
men, women and children, who were
gathered in the little church at Wallace
the other night organize;! a movement
against the speakeasy that had been lo
cated in the neighborhood, marched
from the church in a body and charged
on tho objectionable place. The propri
etor had fled and taken his stock in
trade with him, and there Is no likeli
hood that another speak-easy will be lo
cated in that community for some time.
MR. TOMPKINS AND HIS POLITICS.
The Wilmington Dispatch lias tho fol
lowing: I). A. Tomliins, of Charlotte, has been
appointed on the industrial commission.
No better man for the place could havo
been found", but he never would havo
been appointed if he hadn't been known
to have pronounced imperialistic views,
coupled with a belief that the country's
salvation from the condemnation bow
wows depends on the gold standard.
The Charlotte. Observer adds:'
"In the absence of Mr. Tompkins from
Charlotte we take the liberty o saying
for him, with reference to the above:
(I) He was appointed as a Democrat to
succeed a Democrat, resigned, on the in
dustrial commission. (2) He is not an
imperialist in the broad use of this terra
though his views on this subject are a
good deal further advances than those
of The Observer. (3) In the campaign
of 1S!)6 he was an advocate of free silver,
and does not think it would be a great
evil, reasoning that it does not make
much difference whether the country is
ou a gold or silver basis, just as the
on a gold or silver basis, just so the basis
Is permanent. Mr. Tompkins appoint
ment to this commission was at the in
stance of the cotton manufacturers of
the South, and he was endorsed for it,
without solicitation, by two Governors
and one United States Senator, solely
upon the ground of his eminent fitness
and without reference to any political
opinions he may hold. We have no idea
how he is going to vote in November;
that Is his business: but we do happen
to know that his political views are more
nearly In harmony with those declared
at Kansas City than those enunciated at
Philadelphia. All this by way of Justice
to the absent man, who is, anyhow, very
much in business and very-little in poj
ilics." - .. '
POSSIBILITIES FOR THE FARMER.
George William Hill, of the Agricultu
ral Department, in a paper entitled, "The
Trend of Modern Agriculture," published
in Tho International Monthly for August,
has not only described past and present
conditions faithfully but presents some
startling truths.; How many Americans
realize that "In the average yield, per
acre of many of our principal crops we
are still far behind many of the countries
of the old world? Although we lead the
world in aggregate wheat production, In
yield per acre wo are far behind the
most enlightened countries of Europe and
stand next in order, and a little above,
the average attained by the miserable
ryot of India or the but lately emanci-,
pwted serf of Russia. In sugar, wines,
fruits, hides, wool, tobacco, and cotton
we still Import millions, of dollars'. worth
of products which we could certainly
produce profitably at , home. Though
some of the finest cattle in the world
are to be seen in our stock yards; there
also are to be seen cattle which cannot
be sold at a pr8t to the) grower. Though
we make millions of pounds of the best
utter and cheese In the world, we still
expend time and energy in producing tons
of stuff hardly worthy the name of ut
ter. Many a dairy herd still exists where
loss on the poor cows offsets profit on
the good ones. We still have to build
up our reputation in many markets J
whore It lias suffered by the unscrupul
ousnees of some of our formers and ship
pers. We still have to learn the lesson
that the tastes and whims of foreign con
sumers must be suited and catered to if
we are to compete with the intelligent
producers' of Denmark, Canada and Australia."
The Portsmouth News says:
There seems to be a great deal of trou-J
bio experienced in this part of the coun
try during the warm weather in getting
married. The course of true love never
does run smooth, but it seems to strike
an unusual number of troubles duringhot
spell of weather. In Baltimare itself the
efforts of several youthful couples to get
married have led to many annoying com
plications. There have been irate pa
rents who refused to be pacified, there
has been recourse to elopement with a
return home in humhio spirit to seek
forgiveness and the "the bless you my
children" that is necessary when young
folk want to "live happy ever after,"
and with it all tho business of Cupid has
been seriously interrupted. A continu
ance of this state of affairs will prob
ably induce young people in the future
to plan their elopements for the White
Mountains or the Canadian border, where
the snow lingers late and the temper
ature is never quite high enough to make
the world forget (he romance of first
love and the sympathy that should prop
erly be felt for young hearts that beat
as one."
Rouse A the tor g p!d liver, and wire
biliousness, sick B headache, jaundice,
nausea, indigos.' tion, etc. They are In
valuable to prevent a cold or break up a
fever. Mild, gentle, certain, they are worthy
your conndenec. Purely vegetable, they
can be taken by children or delicate women.
Trice, 2.w. at all medicine dealers or by mall
of C. I. Hood t Co., Lowell, Mass.
The Perfect Bath,
The enjoyable, the delightful kind
depends upon a lot of little thir-i.
I can supply every thing except the
water and the tub. Soaps, Sponsies,
Bath Brushes, Toilet Water, Pers
fumes, &c.
No bother about prices, thev are
the lowest prices, for the bestgjed.
Do remember, everything for the ;
Di-tn, at my storo.
HENRY T. HICKS,
I't eseripi.ionist,
Raleigh, N. C.
Pokine is guaranteed lo cure BUseu- ;
mutism and Neuralgia or the money
will be refunded. Price $1 at the drug
stores. W. T. Cheatham, Jr., Bender
on, N. C. YV. II. King Drug Co.,
wholesale agents for Ilalcigh.
Blowers.
W aro Headquarters f jr
CUT ELOWERS, ROSES,
CARNATIONS, VALLEYS.
HYACINTHS, VIOLETS
AND NARCISSUSSES!
Boquets and Floral Designs ar
ranged in best style at short notice,
PALM8. FERNS AWT10TWWH Prvr
TLANTS, fo j House and Window Deco
ratton, Fern Dishes a specialty.
SHADE TREES, EVERGREE S3 r.ad
SHRUBERIES, together with all kinds
of preen boose and out door ..lock,
Vegitablo Plants of all kinds In fcasons
ceo our show-window at J. I. JoLn
sons drugstore. Iea70 or.Nrs Outre 01
c 1 'phonos
Lffiee Inter slate 14S. Bell 149.
Residence, Sell 986
J.L. OQuinn&Co
Florists.
Corner Polk and Swam Streets
Raleigh, N. C.
YOU CAN GUT
Good board anj lodging at 213, South
Person Street. Good totality, term
moderate
PcmuIv Ik EW89
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. .
THE y MECHANICS AND INVESTORS UNION
Offers 25 Full Paid Certificates, with 20 Semi-Annual' Coupons $2.25 (or S5 Cash.
The $S5 is returnable on demand, together with dividend to date, or at the end f
Ten Years, the Certificate will be redeemed by payment of $100 Cash.'
ALSO THE FOLLOWING MONTHLY PAYMENT CERTIFICATES, PAYABLE 1908,
CO Certificate Sf $200 For one payment of $2 and 100 monthly payments of $1.60.
SO Certificates of $500 For one payment o f $S and 100 monthly payments of $4.00.
25 Certificates of $1,000 For one payment of $10 and 100 monthl payments of M00.
These Certificates pay a profit of 6 per c ent per annum free of Tax, are protected,
in case ot death and are secured by first m ortgage on Residence Property, making,
them first class securities, both as regards safety and profit. For further information,
or for Certificates, apply to James M. Rlggan, Solicitor for the Company, or to .-
GEORGE ALLEN. Secretary,
22 Piillen Building, Rtlels'd, N. C
HEALTHY
bread:
' : Bread is he staffof life
good flour to make good bread.
The flour that is guaranteed
biscuit is
North State Flour.
Recommended by hundreds of housekeepers in Raleigh and
elsewhere.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
FARINA ROLLER MILLS CO..
r
GLOVERDILE BUTTER.
- AT
J.R. FERRALL d GO
222 Fayetteviile Street.
TELEPHONE 88.
4rv-r- ri- r
Seasoned Dogwood and Hickory
Stove Wood the best quality NO BETTER WUOD GRO WN
$3.00 per cord delivered at retail job lots at spechl lev prices, or
$2.50 per cord at the Shuttle Block Factory.
JONES & P0WEL.L
A. J, JONES at Factoid Yaid.
Few People
Have Eyes Alike.
Fully nine tenths of those who
wear pfasoes have different vision
in each eye. Sometimes it's a de
cided differencein others only a
liht variation. A reless examis
nation ill fail to oring out this
defect the saire lerjses will beads
justed to both eyts- a I head aches
and eye strains tear aedicioe fails
to relieve are tho ; esult. We test
each eye separate', -select proper
nses adjust glasses to suit each
eye.
EXAMINATION FREE.
II, Mahler's Sons,
JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS.
ADMIN1STRAT NOTICE.
The undersigned having qualified
administratrix with the will annexed
of Mrs. Louisa X. Holden, deceased,
notice is hereby given to till persons
holding claims against the estate of
the said Mrs. Louisa V. Ilolduu
present them to the undersigned on
or before the 14th day of April, 1901,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons indebt
ed to said estate will please make in
mediate payment.
LULU T. rtOLDEU,
Administratrix.
TOUTS tv. HINtsDAM, Attorney.
tav w .v
x
that is gcod bread, acd it takes
. . ;
to make Rich, sweet rolls and
IT. T.KE NO OTHER
TtAJL,EIGTl, IV, C,
Telephones 41 and 'ji or
Southern
Railway.
THE STANDARD ItlLA
WAY.OF TLIE SOUTH.
Tho Direct Lino to All Poiuts.
TEXAS,
CALIFORNIA-
FLORIDA
CUBA AND
PORTO RICO.
Strictly FIRHT CLASg Equipment
all Through and Local Trains; Pallnut
Palace Sleeping Cars on all Nig
Trains. Fast aad Safe Schedules.
Travel by the Southern and 70a arc as
snred a safe, comfortable and Expedi
tious journey.
Apply to ticket agent for Urn table,
rates and general information, or ad
dres
No rouble t answer questions.
Frank g. Gannon, Third Vie President
and General Manager; J. M. Oolp, Trat
.fic Manager; W. A. Tsrk, U. P. A
Washington. L. V.
O. L. VERNON, THAD O. 8TU?OiB.
T. P. A. Si T. Av
Cnarlott. K. O. BaUlgfe. M. .
NOTICE! '
Notice is hereby given of the loa
and intended application for the re-
leaue of Certificate No. , for one
share of the capital Rtock of the Ital
elgh, and Augusta Air Line Railroad
Conpany, standing in the name of
Charles Manly, now deceased, being
iie only certificate standing in his
same." Any person having knowledge
of or claiming said certificattS in any
wuy, is hereby notified to cnsoainni
rate with the undersigned at 'i'arboro,
N. C. J. II. BAKER, -
Adm'r. d. b. u of Chas. Manly, df
ceased. law Smoa.
B. T. & R. U GRAY, Attorney
. : . notice! .
Notice is hereby given of the loss
Jnd intended application for the re
issue of Certiiieate No. 109 for one
share of the capital stock of the Ral
eigh and Augusta llailrond Company,
standing in the name of IT. L. Kvana,
now deceased. Any person having
knowledge of or in any wise claiming
said certificate Is notified to commu
nicate with the undersigned.
LUCY B. EVANS,
Administratrix of P. L. Evans, de
ll. T..and It. L. GKAY. Attorneys.
. k . law xnioa,
WOOD
REDUCTION
We. desire to call . your attention to the
great reductions made in all our Spring anft
Summer goods. They must make roomfojp
Fall goods which will be. here soon. Ths
is a plain statement. Come in and avajl
yourself oi this oppoitunity. 4-
Clothing and Llen Lrnishings at
Your Own Prioe. 1
CROSS & LINEHAN. j
UP- TO Di TE CLOTH IE :W AND TTUPN tSHERS.
JOHN E BRIDGERS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
21G i-2 FAYEITEVlLLh STREET.
Choicest
.p1'
H. STEIN
Uell Phone 113.
Of North Carolina.
The Head of the State's
Educational System.
Three academic course leading to De
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Professional courses In Law, Medicine'
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Summer School for Teaehere ,
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A THOROUGHBRED !
man of the world would never th tk
cf wearinp a ready made suifcpf
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clothing any sooner tban he would
allow his best girl to take him' o
tho theatre. Eis individual taste
must be suited In fabrics, and the
exquisite finish, perfect fit and ele
gant style that only a .skilled tailor
can put on a suit will satisfy him.
Our artistic tailoring suits the rrost
astidious.
Roses, Carna
tions, etc.
And other Choice Cut
11 wers for all Uccassions
Always in slock.
Floral Designs at
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Short Notjte
WEDDING. DECOI
TIONS.
PALMs. FERNS IN GREAT
VARlKTIfiS ALL SIZIJ-.
W1NTEU BLOOM TiG
PLANTS OP : P 1MROSES
CALLA. LILIES, ETC, '..J
risitors cordially invited.
Greenhouse, Noitb EUUfax
Street near Peace Institute.
METZ, Florist,!
RALEIGH N, C.
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Thrive 00 It.
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ttarmlKM,an4 atrtniir toahilabuildlncap thewaat) '
and debilitated. It curen actiw or munrular rheuma.
I ism In from on to five days. Sharp, shooting paiof
In any part of tho body stopped in a Isw doses. A
prompt, complete and permanent cure for lameoea
nriii"w,sillf back and all pains In blps and loin.
Cbronio rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago or pain m
the bark are speedily curort.., It seldom tslls to
reller-rrom one n two doers, and almost Invariably
cures before one bottle has been used. Tbe Monyon
Remedy Company prepare a separate cure for each
disease. At all dtUMlJtk-ffloentna vial. If yoaoeea
medical art vice write I-rof. Munynn, UOe Area
H'reet, Pbllartelptila, It Is ahsoltitely fre.
Flowers
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