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( ?' i o . R. CA V.OL. X,. NO 29 ! PWBBI PI III Ml I j wum Jiimm-jni -n j IP r:" . 'I grade 311 dj. Greensboro Hardware Co., 223 SOUTH ELM ST. GREENSBORO, N G HAVE YOU SEEN THE G RE AT UT-TO-DATK CHATTANOOGA - PLOW - ood Beam or Steel Iiram, Solid or teed! in every particular. Osborne Harrow with CENTER DRAFT, solid or spade cutting blades, ; j Stoves, 1 utlery. Guns, Spotting Goods AND HARDWARE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS AT LOWEST PRICES. UICK SALES AND. SHORT PROFITS -Greensboro 223 South Jmo. W. ! .- - H il H i 1 i " M ri ( I II 1 : 9 0! Foreman of the Ford tin shop for the past 10 years, IS WITH- Q. Gladstone, in the Same Capacity We make anv kind of Flue yon want ALL SIZES OF SHEET IRON IN STOCK. Ca 1 and examine onr stock and set for s owing stock. Alt orders filled any L ON TIE AT R G GLADSTONE S TIN SHOP --CARTER'S Macti me J. T. CARTER, Craghead St All Kinds of machine work and Most Complete flachine in this J Orders solicited and satisfaction f HTM 1R IP D ? Maanfactnrers and wholesale dealers in fl orinfj,ceiling,siding, mouldings Sash, blinds, fra ning, d'.ors, shingles,' laths and all kinds of building rca rial. Heavy timber and factory bills a specially. All dressed lumber kiln ricd. Before placing y ur orders write us for prices. PITTS & BAIN, Successors to Win Love. We r r .IiMf charges r-n ines-f -s from ee BUY Of few iioods TT TT Hi O THE UP - GREENSBORO TAILOR A pretty, new and nobby line of goods for Suit Pants and Vests are alwas on hand nnd his ings prices are reasonable at all The Glass That Cheers i . . 7 . . - hat not Inebriates, unless you drink to excess, is onr fine extra flry Italian cham- nagne. As a dinner nine it 13 unexcelled. For those who ljke more body and a still ine for dinner, our Hurgundies, Clarets, (thine Wines, and Sh rries. are not to be ompeted with in the State or tlte high quality at the price. EG Newcorrib, Nat. Bank Greensboro, N. C. Slip Points, Light Drnft and guaran Hardware Co. Elm Street, Greensboro. N. C. HWtlirtlMtHiFM M Clark as and can guarantee Flues to tit. prices before buying. No charge day in the week j - , PROPRIETOR,! ft ; - - . j h Danville, Va. ! repairing promptly e xecuted.- : Shop and Foundry section. j guaranteed on. all; work. f K Ijeal.svillr, Sprnr.' V nt .forth, Keilvil!r- ample 4iy now On Hand. ' I . Ok Shops I CA1RTLAN D, TO - DATE times. i OEM It has no standard lat Its cwn; ' It ma At pursue Us ith alodp. Through woods nnblazed and fields noknown. KUwAttn Ot.iiAM.ia t,t!ftincott'a Magazine Fof September. ..... Ed. Qilliam on "Expansion." 5 1 am for empire and expansion. I ath for commerce and t olonieS; If that be imp'erilism make" the most of it. I am, for America hanging out its sign and setting up business in both Occident and Orient, Carl Sbhurz, the distinguished and dig nified constitutional expounder; and ali the petty political agitators' and penny -a-liner alarmists to the cdntrary notwithstanding; I an? for lengthening our cords abroad while strengthening our stakes at home. " i am - for ''planting our footsteps upon the sea and. ridiriar tipori the' storm j" with Hawaii, the Carolines, the Ladrohes and the Philippines for stepping stones. 1 am for following the sun until that luminary never sets upon our pos sessions. I am for hoisting up and iief er haiiling dowd the American flag. : I am for piecing it out and studding and spangling it With more stars. Iam in favor of giving every slave and savage the chance to say that his is "the land-of the free and the home of the brave." I am for the true patriotic and mis sionary spirit. ! Whether through the conquests of a righteous war or the no less renowned victories of a virtuous peace, I am for the exten sion of this country's goodness and greatness. I am for a great army and navyifor the ftirtificatidn of our Cdasts and for the inter-oceanjc canal. I am for the "open door" to the islands of the West and the archipelagoes of the East as they knock for admission. Let them walk right in, hang up their , hats and. make themselves at home. Why should this country fear greatness and growth t Why should it cling to a continental and renounce a colonial policy t Has it not been as tite "shadow of a great rock m a weary land" to social and political outcasts and religious ref ugees ? Has it not been the asylum of alien peoples beyond the seas f Has it not snceond those who re belled against and fled from slavery and savaging though they spoke an unknown tongue t Has it not seen accessions of papulations and ad mixtures of raceS, ddmihated by one controlling ideal of freeddm; here wrought intd a cosmopolitan and homo geneous people I ; Has it not heard a Babel of tongues. aflama with the Pentecostal fire of liberty, here finding common voice I Neither Saxon or Celt or Latin are we, but Americans all. If republi can institutions and inspirations have taken every element of popu lation, both bond and free, gathered from t- o four corners of the earth, and welded them into one cohesive, integral and national Whole at home, why should we distrust and discredit the extension of their ben eticient influences abroad I The portentous eveutualties of the incoming century are already cast ing their stupendous shadows be fore. There are higher points of view and widening limitations. Narrow vistas have given away to new and illimitable horizons. ; "We are living-, we re dwelling, lu a grand and awful time; t In an age oa ages telling To te living la auWinoe.' New occasions are teaching new duties. The old order is changing, giving way to the new and God is revealing and fulfilling Himself in many ways. We stand upon the threshold of an epoch of ; millenial signigcance. Why should we view with fear and trembling I the possibilities of our progress? Why should we not, with such a splendid national re cord, issue an international pros pectus 1,1 am for inconoclasm, and not idolitry, when it comes to obso lete traditions and effete and irrele vant precedents. We venerate the ashes of our forbears and the an cient landmarks they have set, but we must 'Let tle dead uast lury it dead; . Act act In the living present. Heart within and God overhead." whv not serve notice upon the mor- W - -a. ibund monarchies and dying dynas ties of Europe and the rest of man kind that, by these presents, be it known hencetorth ana torever tnai we are to be a world power, world without end, Amen! Why should we recoil from our manifest destiny! Why should we try to uiaice a rev- TEE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS is due not only to the originality and simplicity of the combination, but also to the care and skill with which it is manufactured by scientific processes known to the California Fio Svbup Co. only, and we wish to impress upon all the importance of purchasing the. true and original remedy. As the genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the California Fig Syrxp "Co. only, a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other par ties. The high standing of the Cali fornia Fiq Stkup Co. with the medi-: cal profession, and the satisfaction , which the genuine Syrup of Figs has ;. given to millions of families, makes the name of the Company a guaranty of the excellence of its remedy. It is far in advance of all other laxatives, . as it acts on the kidneys, liver and; bowels without irritating or weaken- ; ing them, and it does not gripe nor I nauseate. In order to get its beneficial effects, please remember the name of" the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN Fi.N CISCO, CL LOUISVILLE, K. KEW TOUC, J,Tt REIDSVILLE, N, C SEPTEMBER 1G, 1898. olution travel backwards t a year ago but few of us were pfepared to advocate the expansive and expensive policy we have now entered Upon. Then It may have seemed a violent departure from the existing and established order d things.' .Today new conditions have made it appear a natural and necessary forward step. We have been placed, voluntarily and invol untarily, into the advanced inter national positiou which we now oc cupy, but there few who" are willing to see an inch of ground yielded. Wisdom is wisdom because it en courages growth and change; lg nprance is ignorance because it cherishes consistency and ortho doxyt repudiates development and remains the same. The American people will not lie long choosing between them. When Jefferson changed JifjJr, views in regard to territorial aftu' sitidii . and purchased the great trans-ilississippi territory of Louis iana from France it was as inucli of a terra incognita as Alaska or Haw aii are today. When the lone, lu minous Texan star was won from Mexico it w's almost as much of an ultiuia thuleasthe Ladrones and the Philippines are now. There were at that time prophets of evil who invoked all the phenomena of calamity and exhausted the reper tory of disastrous -preditions as to the fate of this country when it made these acquisitions. Theoso phists may prove that these small and disagreeable Americans are re incarnated in the Care Sc?,urzes and other critics of this country's tjreseht ton template! policy. How ever .mucU'tlieJprophetic reputations oi tne lineal descendants of thin class may suffer this co'antry will not take a step backward, stand still or lag in the path of its prog ress. : This war was undertaken in the cause of humanity and the fruits of the war and the peace that follows shall, under God, inure to the bene fit of hum 'nity. This country is no longer an infant mewling and puk ing in the nurse's arms, but has be come a giant and keeps its swad dling clothes only as souvenirs. It knuwj how excellent it is to have a giant's strength and yet it knows how tyranical it is toiuw it as a giant. It will renew its letters po tent upon the Monroe do trine and give it a new and increased signifi cance ; in botL hemispheres. We don't Want the earth, but if we have td we will take the" old thing, renovate' and remodel it throughout and make it fit to live in. This may yet piove to be the sum of our duty to humanity to see that govern ment of the people, by the people, and for the people does not perish from the earth, either in the New World or the Old. l' the beauty of the llllea , Cftrlxt waa loru across the aea; A lt diid to tHk oin liilr o we life to ioak me i tree." Edward Gilliam. Who does not know women and young girls who are continually in tearsf Who always see the dark side! Who have fivquent fits of melancholy without any apparent cause? The intelligent physician will know that it Is some derange ment of the complicated and deli cate feminine organs. The young girl suffers, bodily and mentally, in Silence. There is undue weariness, unexpected pain, unreasonable tears and fits of temper. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription exerts a won derful power over woman's delicate organism. It is an invigorating tonic and is specific for the peculiar weaknesses, irregularities and pain ful derangements of womn. Care less, easy-going doctors frequently treat their woman patients for bil iousness, : nervousnesf, dyspepsia, liver or kidney troubles, when the real sickness is in the organs dis tinctly feminine, and no help can come till they are made perfectly strong by the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. ;;. ;-:: -! Send 21 cents in one-cent stamps to World's Dispensary Medical As sociation, Buffalo, N. -Y., and re ceive Dr. -Pierce's 1008 page Com mon Sense Medical Adviser, illus trated. Race Troubles. . The stoning to death of an inno- cent negro by the soldiers of the Ninth New York Regiment at Chicamauga, and the at tack on a negro peddler by the First New Hampshire, , are significant of the feelings entertained by the?e North era soldiers towards southern ne groes. ; The negro was killed and the other two who were attacked, had committed no offence whatever. They weie made the victims for the offence of another negro, who had struck a New York soldier. Such acts of senseless brutality are un worthy of any regiment North or South, and should be condemned in unmeasured terms by thinking men of every section. . If the offenses had been committed by a southern regiment, certain generals in the North would have heralded the facts as proof of the hostility of southern whites towards the negro. What will they say .now when northern men are the guilty par ties? We do hot believe, that any southern regiment would ever bave thought of killing one negro for the offence of another, or of declaring war on the whole race for the mis conduct of 'a single individual. Lynchburg News. . f . A leTcr Trlek. . It certainly looks like it, but there is really no trick about it. Anybody can ; try it who has lame back and weak kidneys, malaria or nervous troubles. We mean he can cure himself right away by taking Elec tric Bitterss. This medicine tones up the whole system, act : as a stim ulant to the liver and kidneys, is a blood purifier and nerve tonic. It cures constipation, headache, faint ing spells, sleeplessness and melan choly. It is purely vegetable, a mild laxative, and restores the sys tem to its natural vigor, Try Elec tric Bitters and be convinced that they are a miracle worker. Every bottle guaranteed. Only 50c a bot tle at Allen's and Sapp's drug stores Th Royal is tk highest grace bakiag powder fcaowa. ActMl tMla Imw it : UUrd fartaer tkmm mmy otter braad. xvii. Wn pwotn eo.v nrw vomc SOUTHERN'S SHORT LfN& From ReldsviUe to Gastonla is Said to be Id CoBiemmpIatlon. ft haS ben. talked for some time that the Southern Railway would in the near future' build a short line from Reidsville to connect at ler nersville or.' i Winston with the Mooresville extension. The News and Observer brings the matter to surface again' in the following: The Southern Railway has com pleted its Mocfesville-Mooresv'ille branch and within the next two weeks regular schedule trains will be running on it. Thia makes tho Southern inde pendent of that part of the North Carolina Railroad between Greens boro and Charlotte the part that has always hitherto been most val liable to1 the State and absolutely Indispensable' to the Southern. , It wds: the tight oyer the lease question in the last Legislature", it has been alleged, that caused the Southern to decide to complete this link of 28 miles. Since the settle ment of the lease question, howev er,' the line is worth little for any thing? ether than local traffic but alrt ady the Kouthern officials are contemplating completing the links frotn Reidsville to Kerne rsville and from Mt, Mourne to Gastonia. This would then become the through fline and the the North Carolina Railroad by Greensboro, Salisbury iirid Charlotte will be only a local line, . " Ndw, mind yodv 1 don't say this will be done, but I do say the man agement of the Southern is contem plating the advisability of it. - The only question now is that of the cost. To complete these two links will take about 43 miles of new road over a co'tfritry that must be graded at great cost. On the other hand, to build! it J will shorten the&juthern's through lino to Florida some 40 odd miles. This in the near future will mean an hoTs shorter ride to Cuba or Porto Rioo. j 1 - A d this, in these days of compe tition i for through business among transportation liues, means much. Then again it is argued the old line will retain all the local business and can be used for slow freight traffic, while the short line can be used for through passenger service. express and peris i able freight. Thus giving lb Southern between Greensboro and Charlotte, where it most needs it, a double track. And ; it is this, I am informed, that : is the most powerful reason for building the Reidsville-Kerners-villeaud Mt. Mourne-Gastonia links. If they are not built, then the Southern will be compelled, if the Legislature will permit it, to build a . double track at least from Salis bury, to Greensboro. So enormous has become the freight and passen ger business on this section of the main line that one track will not accommodate it. Orly one night last week on this track of 40 miles there were 22 trains. This congestion must be relieved, for it will grow greater from year to year, as the country develops. The question with the road and the only question -is whether it will be better to build jthe two links of forty miles, thereby short ening its line that much, or parallel the 40 miles of track from Greens boro to Salisbury, and to Charlotte possibly. It is believed that it will choose the former horn of the dilemma. If it chooses the latter this section of road will be the first double track road in the South. - The; Winston correspondent of the Charlotte Observer says: ; - Your correspondent is assured that the Southern Railway will either build a road from Reidsville to Kernersville, connecting with the line to Mooresville, or double-track the present . main ; line between Greensboro and Salisbury or Char lotte. I A gentleman who holds an important position in the maintain ance department of the Southern is in Winston making some investi gations. He was in Kernersville yesterday. While he declines to talk for publication, enough was learned from him to state that the Southern officials are now investi gating to see what is the best thing to do. ; The proposed line from Reidsville via Winston would short en the line . from Washington to Atlanta several miles. While this is true, the present main line, via Greensboro, has so many sicTe tracks that it would not require a vast amount of money to connect them, thereby making a double track. , - ' V Facts About the Peaiteatlary, Col. Fred Olds, in his lett r to the Charlotte Observer says: 'A state ment is puonsnea giving some in teresting facts regarding the peni tentiary. During a period of ten years there were 271 pardons, 561 escapes, 570 deaths from disease, 2 deaths from injuries. 24 killed while attempting to escape, 6 killed by accident, 1 suicide, 7 became insane. This was in a convict pop ulation averaging 1,350, and the average depopulation from the above causes was 144 annually, or more than 10 per cent. o x a s? o n -a. . Bears tia The Ksd Y:j Hzv8 AI?:""S cf NEW EDITION OF PORTO RICO. If You Don't See What You For It. Few birds. No snakes. Want. Just Ask No monkeys. Area, 3670 miles. No birds of prey f Population 820,000. Houses have flat roofs. It contains 300,000 negroes. One fourth as largo as Cuba. In 1855 cholera killed 30,000. It has 470 mile3 of telegraph. ' Cock fighting ie the chief sport. Discovered by Columbus in 1493. Exports $15,000,000 worth a year. Produces the finest coffee in the world. " Four times as large as Rhode Is land. More densely populated than is Connecticut. The annual tobacco output is 7,000,000 pounds. drfe7 hundred and thirty-seven miles of KaiJway. Finest Havana" cigars are made of its tobacco. In 1897 it bought 2 000,d00oi our commodities. Three times it has repelled the attacks of Xf3 British. Among the whites the number of males exceeds that of the females. The annual product of bananas is given as 200,000,000 and of cocoa nuts 3,000,000. A cotton, rem irkable for its length of - fibre, tenacity and whiteness, is produced and its cul ture might, with advantage, be largely extended. Sean t2 yf II Hind Y Haw Always Bouffi fSigaatore As Exp!aatka..' The reason ' for the great popu larity of Hood's Sarsaparilla lies in the fat that this medicine positive iy cures. It is America's Greatest Medicine and the American people have an abiding confidence in it merits. They buy and take it foi simple as well as serious ailments, confident that it will do them good. Hood's Pills cure all liver ills. Mailed lor 25c. by C. L Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. - ; laader of White Women. Wllmlng'loa StM. .... The statement that nine-tenths of the Populist Toters belong to the farming element will pass unchal lenged, and that is the class referred tc in the following article, copied from the Daily Record of August iJHb, published in Wilmington, N. C, by flegroes and the organ of the Republieaa-Icjmlist Fusion political crowd. This is the Way your new friends regard yourself and fami lies. ' v Every white man in the State, having any regard for the purity ol his mother, sisters and daughters, must take this matter into consid eration and determine that hence forward he will act as a white man should: ;'. . Vv the matter of protecting their wo men, especially on tho farms. They are careless of their conduct toward them, and our experience among poor white people in the country teaches us that women of that race- are not more particular in the mat ter of clandestine meetings with colored men. tha are the white man with colored women. Meet ings of this kind go on for some time until the woman's infatuation or the man's boldness, bring atten tion to them, and the man is lynch ed for rape. Every negro lynched is called a big, burly, black orate, when, in fact, many of those whc. have thus been dealt with had white men for their fathers, and were not only not 'black' and hur ley,' but were sufficiently attractive for white girls of I culture and re finement to fall in love with them. as is very well known to all." . The above is the opinion of tht editors of a negro paper, and en dorsed by the action and votes of a numler 01 prominent white men m Wlmmgton. - - . Is there another place in North Carolina wherea publication of thi character would be allowed to pas unnoticed and the author go with' out punishment? Our countrj friends are invited to visit our offict to see the original copy of thh scandalous sheet. There is too little preachinif of tht eospel of health. I- is the last thing: ttm anyone thinks .of teaching', either to a man - child or woman child. It is one of the most important branch es of an education. Without health, a man will be a business, and a woman a social failure. When the body of either a man or a woman is prop erly nourished, the result is tne enioyment 01 gooa health. Almost all til-health is due to improper or in sufficient nourishment If the stomach is right and the liver is ritrht. the blood will receive its normal supply of the life-jriving elements of the food and the body will be properly nourished. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery acts directly upon the stomach and liver. It purifies and enriches the blood. It is the great blood-maker, flesh-builder, nerve tonic and restorative. It promotes the natural activity of the en tire nutritive organism. It puts an end to the slow starvation that is at the base of many diseases. . It does not make flabby fat like cod liver oil, but firm, muscular tissues. It does not make corpulent peo ple more corpulent but builds up the sys tem to the normal standard. "I was run down with nervous prostration and female weakness and kidney tremble," writes Mrs. Maranda Ramsey, of Sroartt, Warren Co., Tenn. " My bowels were constipated. My whole system was wrecked. My friend thongrht I would die. I had read of Dr. Pierce's medi ciurs and sent for the ' Golden Medical Dicov ery, Favorite Prescription ' and Pleasant Pel lets. In one week's time I began to sit up. In two weeks I could sit up all day, after being so bad that I had to be helped in and out of bed. I have taken foiie "bottles of ' Golden Medical Dis covery' and twdw6-' favorite Prescription and am in better health than I have been for years," Constipation is the father of all manner of maladies. If it did not exist, or was in all cases promptly relieved, the majority of medical books could be safely destroyed. It is the easiest sickness to neglect and the simplest to cure. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation every time. They cure it promptly, completely and perma nently. They never gripe. They don't get you out 'o nights. One "Pellet" is a f-entle laxative, and two a mild cathartic, lire-lists keep noiLizs else "just as good." .1 IfkVSZA.W-I III? .ho 125 South OPPO. BENBOW HOUSE, GREENSBORO, N, C, HIGH or ceo AND HAVANA CIG-AE S . GREENSBORO, N. C. For all Kinds of Fruit, Shade, and Orhamental Trees, Vines and Plants. It is our aim to produce the best In variety and grade of stock rgardlesi f cost, and we se:l as cheap a? any Qrst-clas nursery can do Lueinc3. Vur p!iriiai solicited. Agents wanted. Greensboro Herd of Registered Poland China Ho Tlii ljrd is e.iinjH.se I proinitira 8t.ck, and every pains taken to keep hem up to their hi r standard, and I sell at about one half the price that such stock is usually so'd Tor. Single pig $6. pair $10, f. o. b. cars here. JOHN A YOUNG, PROP., GREENSBORO OltEENSBOTlO. N. C. - Pomona Terra-Cotta Go , 7 MANUFACTURERS OF Sewer Drain and Culvert Pipe. FOR BRICK, FLUE PIPE AND WELL TUBING. R G; GLADSTONE, AGENT. REIDSVILLE, N. C. Good News! For the next sixty days, owing to a change in our business, we will dispose of our stock of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, AT Our stock is complete, and there will be some RARE BAR GAINS offered, so don't let such an opportunity slip. Come early and be served. Your friends. J. E, Smith FURNITURE DEALERS. Reidsvil!. N. C August 1st, 1898. REIDSVILLE FEMALE SEHINAR REIDSVILLE, N. C- T1ISS ANNIE L. HUGHES, PRINCIPAL ROUT. II. HUGHES, MISS MINMIE F. WILLIAMSON, Assistants. MISS MARY n. HOLEM AN, Music Department. The fall term commences on Monday, September 5th and closes Deccra ber 22nd. 1898. Terms as heretofore. For catalogue address, Miss Annie L. Hughes, Reidsville, IT. 0. roc I liave not said much about my Grocery Department duiin tha sum:: oecause I have felt it was a new line of. business and that ailcr I La i I come familiar with the wants of our people 1 could then talk. I believe I am prepared to be of service to our people thi3 fall. Remember, I can use most anything that the farm proJuccs, zr.l : willing to sell you Groceries at Lowest Cash Trices. 1 bave most anything you want and all I ask is a trial. JOHN J. TJflW T"' lr) ! .CTY irfAifc-w, j.wf K, Si PER YEAH o -r- s iiiiliUliCl, Elm Street GRADE Phono 5 M W w k. ..1 :TTO NURSERIES. 7 11 Pictures, Etc. COST. PHOl r, I o . i -r , r, . 1 x i. - j. , , Cz p ' j y
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