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TEIURSDAY. SEPT.
PUBLISHED liY
THE VISITOR-PRESS COMlftfiNY.
(Incorporaifu.l
lutered na Secoud-Class Mail Matter
looked-for results. Ho has proved,
first, tliut ordinary hynotie treutment
can uiTect. a speedy ehangfe for the
better in the fii.se of an iiddieted p
tient; secondly, that, such improve
ment, is in most eases to which he
6, 1900 I has given close attention, and in all
oi mem ne says inm ne wis eneuieu
cures. He. believes that with ordinary
care nnd attention dninKeniiess and
the cigarette habit can be successfully
radicated, and is of the opinion that
there is si great future for the hypno
tist who will devote himself to such
worls amone: the criminal classes.
jomiDtiiiMMMa-wc IUai t ow ooa-eming-
miUwk of local interest ar
ired bj thai paper and will be pub
Qahed if ratty of ipaej. All suca
nauDunicatfja should be addreanea w
l TimerVWtor, and Dot to individual
Bomber of tke ataff. Names of autbom
aboold aectMBpany commnnJctttons, but
Till be omUted In publication If desired.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES.
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Oie Month .25
cmCE IN THE ACADEMY OF
MUSIC BUILDING.
rfOterstatft Telephone No. 179
Hell Telephone .No. 133
lUS LEADER IN THE NEWS AND
IN CITY CIRCULATION.
JOKES, SO-CALLED.
"Oh, mv friends, there are Rome
spectacles that one never forgets!"
said a. .lecturer, alter ffiving a graphic
desenption ot a terrible accident he
had witnessed. .
"l" Hike to know where they sells
"em," remarked an abseni-minded old
lady in the audience. Collier's Week-
iy- .
Tape T told yon a secret yesterday
and yon went right otf and told it.
Kitty 1 know it.
.lane What did you do it for?
Kitty What 'pleasure, is there in
telling anything that, everybody
know.s'.'-r-Detroit Free Press.
'"Well, here is the most foolish thing
I ever heard of."
"What's the matter?"
"A Chicago man who walks in his
sleep is trying to have himself cured
by a Philadelphia doctor." Chicago
Times-Herald.
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The Bubonic Plagu
Scots much anxiety
e is giving
the
How would an "endless prayer
chain." do for the realization of the
having an auditorium in Ualeigh.
The Barnum-Hailey Show has de
termined to send au flgeut to- Wake
countv to secure specimens of the
lcKinley Democrat and McKinley
Populist for the monstrosity annex to
their big show.
The. elimination process in regard
to the negro in. North Carolina poli
tics is as knotty a problem as the
n-Mmilation project in the Philip
pines,
Labor Dav celebration gave rise to
a. series of blood v clashes between
whites and blacks in 'ev Vorl;. A
female with a hatpin and razor nearly
precipitated another race riot. Our
friends at the -North are getting a
taste of what trouble the mean nig-
ircr can do bv wav of cettinsr U sul-
den excitement.
"The Mitt Cannot Grind
iUh Water That' s'Past. " )
A fagged out, tearful little
woman said this in telling her
cares and weaknesses. Her
friend encouraged by idling of a relative
who u)as cured of just such troubles v
Hood' s Sarsaparilla. The little tuonum
now has tears of foy, for she took Hood's,
wu'ci put her blood in prime order. And
she lives on the strength of the present in
stead of tvorrying about that of the past.
Told Her Friend "After having
goitre on my neck 42 years Hood's Sarsa
parilla completely cured me, T uas so
glad I told friends about it and a lady in
Wisconsin nho read of my cure told me
she also took Hood's for the same trouble
and tuas cured. She thanked me." SMrs.
xArma Sutherland, Kalamazoo, Mxch.
Raleigh Male Academy,
RALEIGH, N. C.
j Tnorough preparation for College atd
. Dusincss. small cltsse-" ana Close mui-
vidnal attention, especially in elemen
tary work. Represented and endoised
by a large number of former pupih who
are prominent professional via ousl
nef s men of the city.
Tonus moderate. 22nd Anaual Ses
sion begins Sept. 3rd.
For Catalogue or other information
address
nUGII MORSON,
Princ J9.
VteflBUlED
IIMITED
There is a (ierman steamer loaded
with bananas in ' quarantine at Nor
folk. Her captain (lied at sea of yel
low fever and several of the crew are
reported to have the fever. The ves
sel was bound for New port News. A
marine hospital officer has taken con
trol of the steamer and there is no
fear but that the fever will lie con.
lined to the vessel and finally smoked
out of her.
Matters are not settled in Cuba and
Porto l!ico, and the Philippic pro
blem is one not easily or speedily to
be solved, while the prospects oer in
( hina may at any moment assume
proportions even graver than anv tii.is
government has yet been called. nn to
contemplate. ' The latest news from
the Celestial Empire is alarming.
and the allied forces must be materi
ally strengthened or abandon their
present occupation of 1'ekin. else be
annihilated. The term of , service of
the bulk of the United States troops
in the Philippines is about to ter
minate, and there is nb settled condi
tion of affairs over there. It looks
like trouble from every standpoint.
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TAi, ATLANTA, NEW
ORLEANS AND POINTS
SOUTH AND WEST,
In Effect June 3rd, 1900.
SOUTHWARD.
Dally Dlly.
Na. 31. No, 27.
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The Empress of China flys off like
a whole pack of pop-crackers. , Peace,
she will have no peace, but talks of
war and directs her viceroys to pre-'
pare to tirst levy more taxes and then
wipe out tne allied armies. Here is
n. chance for big trouble. This is just
one little snap whcTe assimilation
won't work and with the old lady in
her present temper there wiU be need
for quick work in getting more troops
inthe land of the Celestials. It looks
like the better judgment of Germany.
Prance and Japan in strengthening
their forces just now was correct.
liussia can not withdraw her forces
while the Kmpress is in her present
state of vengeance and America
could well be better prepared than
she is just now. .
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ulcers, aour-stomacn, rieartburn, Dyspepsia and ca
tarrh of the Stomach and Boweht: thev surelv deserve
the endorsement of every physician in the land.
DIAMOND DRUG C0..84W. B'way.N. Y.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART
NERSHIP.
Notice Is hereby given that the firm
of Adams and Move, Druggists, formerly
doing business in the city of Raleigh, N.
C, has been dissolved by mutual con
sent. The said A. W. Moye having sold
hii Interest therein to C. A. Adams. AH
parties holding claims against said firm
ot Adams and Moye will present same
when due to C, A. Adams, at Durham,
N. C, and all persons Indebted to said
firm will settle with A. W. Moye, this
August 13th, 1900.
C. A. ADAMS,
, A. W. MOYE. ,
Few People
Have Eyes Alike,
Fully nine-tenths of those who
wear g.'asses have different vision
in each eye. Sometimes it's a de
cided difference in others only a
light variation. A -eless examis
nation v. ill fail to oring out this
defect the saare lenses will be ads
justed to both eyts- a 3 head aches
and eye strains tbar ..oedicine fails
to relieve are the i esult. We test
each eye separate -select proper
uses adjust glasses to suit each,
aye.
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Ly. Hamlet,
mv. Columbia,
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,'r. Charlotte,
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The Adams Drug Co,
s aons,
JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS.
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Lv. Columbia, "
Ar. Savannah, "
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LV: Chester. "
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, EEMKDY roil Dlil'XKEXXESS.
A Sew Haven Treiieher Experiments
With Hypnotic Treatment.
New Jlnven. Conn., Sejit.- 3. Tho
experiment which the Ttev. (ieorpe R,
Cutten, jMistor of the Howard Avenue
Hnptis? Clajireh, has been iiiaking1 this
summer in the cure of intoxication
mul the cigarette habit by means of
hypnotic suggestions are interesting
the psychological students at the uni
versity who are in town. Mr. Cutten
is a graduate of the Bivinity School
of two years ago, and in the football
season of 1898 was centre rush on the
Yale team. ' .v
Mr. Cutten's attention was first at
tracted to the possibilities of hypnot
ism as a means of curing evil habits
by some amateur experiments two
.veers ago. He at once took tip its
close study, and chose the theme for
his thesis for a deetorate which he
will present next spring at the Yale
commencement, naming his : thesis
the "Parychology cf Inebriates." To
discover, just what possibilities there
were ia eitore roe the4 hynotio experts,
Mr. Cutten began a series of triols,
1tW1i hve bo ran interesting and on-
At McKimmon's Old Stand.
DRCGS, PATENT MEDICINES,
T OILET ARTICLES ICE
COLD DRINKS.
Prescriptions 1 Carefully Com'
pounded day or night.
A. S. McGEACBY,
Manager,
North Carolina
Wake County.
In the Superior Court
Before the Clerk.
American Book Company, Corporation of
the State of New York,, plaintiff,
vs.
The North Carolina Book Company, E. G,
Harrell, Manager, and E. G. Harrell,
, Defendants.
Publication of Notice of Motion.
The defendant E. G. Harrell above,
named will take nojlce that a motion
based upon affidavit, has been made by
the plaintiff that execution ixsue from
the Superior court of Wake county on
the judgment docketed therein judgemnt
docket No. 8, at page 119 and euttled
American Book Company, Corporation of
the State of New York vs. The North
Carolina Book Company, E. G. Harrell,
manager, and E. G. Harrell. for the
amount which is still unpaid thereon,
and especially that execution to the
sheriff of Harnett county where said
Judgment has also been docketed; and it
appearing that the said defendant Har
rell Is a non-resident of the State of
North Carolina he la hereby Dotifled to
appear at the office of the undersigned
clerk of the Superior court in Raleigh!
on Monday, 1st day of October, A. D.
uuu, ana snow cause, ir anyi ne can,
why execution should not issue on said
judgment for the amount still unpaid,
and the judgment be revived as provide,
by the Code.
W. M. RUSS,
Clerk of the Superior Court.
C. H. BUSBEE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as executors. : of
Gideon W". Morris, deceased, we here
by give notice to nil persons having
claims against his estate to presem
them to us on or before the 5th day
of September, 1901, or this notice-will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All debtors to said estate are request
ed to make 'prompt payment to us.
A. L. MORRIS,
JOHN T. MORRIS,
Executors I
. ROBERT C. STRONG, Attorney,
Having qualified as Administrator
of the estate of Miss I', d Wynne,
late of Wake county, N. C. this is to
notify 1I persons hav.ii'j claims
against the said estate to present
them to the undersigned at his office
in Raleigh, N. C, on or before the.
19th day of July, 1901, or this nutico
will be plead in bar of their recovery,
and all persons indebted to the said
estate will please made immediate
payment to the undersigned. ,
; J. C. MAI'COM.'i
I July 18, 1000 6wk . Administrator. '
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Note. : Daily except Sunday,
Time. ! Eastern Time.
Dining cars between New York, and
Richmond, and Hamlet and Savannah on
trains Nos. 31 and 4.
- For tickets, sleepers, etc., apply to
agents, or
C. H. GATTIS, City Passenger and
Ticket Agent, Raleigh, N. C,
E. ST. JOHN, Vice-President and Qen
eral Manager.
H. W. B. OLOVER, Traffic Manager.
V. B. McBEE, General Superintendent.
I. . S. ALLEN, General Passenger Agent.
General Of8oe, Portsmouth, Va.
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