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EW Fill Q V f I I r R E V vol. xii. no. ;:j. RKIDSV1LLH, N. CM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1900. $1.00 PER YEAR. The 1 arnicr's Pavonti: Drill. Hoc DrMs. Disc Drills Force Fied in Sowing drain, Fertilizer and (Irnss See l. No Lunching or v'luK'i'K. l.v.Mi I hhtributiuii. Steel Km me, Axles mid Shafts, Whoels with Kei!.'! Ile-iruiufi, lYg oc Combined Spring nad IV Hoes, Stool Grain l ube-, Foiec Fivl Grass Seeder.-, Kevel'-ible Hue I'oiuts, Fto. It SOW8 i'inll well up bill, down lul a;.i.'i, w. m. Guilford Lumber M'f 'g Co., ORF.KNSllORO, X. C, Are better prepared tban ever to furnish their customers with ail kinds of j building material. We operate ft lure plant id Ashehoro, N. C, for the' uianufauture of all kirj(In of Lumber, iLx.rs, Sicdi, and one at Greensboro, I and can till orders on short notion at the lowest prices for tfood work. Wiu- j (low and door Ininios, mantels, all kinds of turned and scroll work. In fact 11 the lumber of eviry description that goes in a house. All the mad orders flora the smallest to largest will receive our personal attention. Don't fail to write uh and fret our price before buying. All woik guiirunteod. PR? ' e l-nv telephone charges on iiiesMii.'oH from nil noiiit in the lleids. Vibe 1 elcrhc .XciMiCge, r i.. R, (i GLADS I ON, in t : j, in s j !( I 1,1 Ij, in the C nnty K ckiulrun, IR oe'ler prepared tins voir to SJ furaldi To'mvo Lira Fines H t li a tt nt-itr ti i u i n r t un ti,l (.'..r.I'-j M old staid in mlditioti to his ivm.iril iirnm i.iu ,.,. i 14 en .1... ... , ..- im.'t f(j ready, an I will be the ontiro f' eeason, to tilt uh or.lera for K Flues. Aiso. Tin, Iron A 1 1 Felt Roofing, IT5 Guttering h n 1 8ewer and a!er Spouting, lpe put 111 $ on hlmrt tiotiee. llemeir.ler the ni.l St-md, Pcales St. Aim n;i -t'liid op poaito Walk'-rV Mills, where vou will tin i John V. Clark - R. G. GLADSTON. la Tasteless nd tSuarantncd (o Curn Chills and Fewer and all KDaiariaE TrcuMos. Pees Not Contain Quinine Nor Other Poi Hoes Not In jure W. A. Mrbirt" ft Ben, Pi mo Iiix.Tci:.. V..l V. Kf.. ...... n"! f " i 1 re -i ri n hi n (ir ii '(", lid riivn i ' theenM- Thill Tnie which n rtii'! nnt.w wilhniil lain ry In 1 he slama'-h -P'ir.'M) P.IiilWV Str'i;. '!.. I'ri.'i, , !'l'l. kfwjisrwwizrjs Bug GILES k LID gies ninniiT7 it in We have a krood Buiry went up- We xvill sell on Mile lull or AUIiKII, .OVtl. I ho Hardware Man, riANUl:AC lURliR Reidsville.N.C. Ltii Ionic on. . Die .-tom,( h Nor Kffert t' e Hearing. gay: ' H::n..n'f roust n c'-iil Tetv,.- , ,, . 1 , . - c(Biw;f.wf Pepsin J to Beat the Band at t, r Ti TT7 1 si n nriTi irn i tittt I HAnUwAnh LUMrAii. k K.m A WtjfcM fi777?i M7 for $'23.75. We bought threu car loads before the price you a Buggy cheaper than anybody ia Rockingham f raiding and Opium Smoking. A curious sight is to see wealthy Chinamen traveling on board of a io.im or ocean steamer. They all re tire to their cabins to remain there ibniug the voyage. Here they will eat, drink, amuse I licinselvcs and smoke opium, will) the pungent odor of which the neighboring cabins are soon iinpleasnnily tilled, (lit a voyage from Ninu'po to Shanghai I once visit I'd a Chinese stem-up..; there were ever seven hundred men and women crouched on tiP Moor, smoking their peculiar water and opium pipes, the iiimk" of which tdhd the whole uhlp. li is always a great curiosity for a M ranger to enter one of the public places, mostly Chinese ten houses, where n kind of sofa arrangement fr opium smokers may be found. Places I , ..... . i ' Mst wiin more than n hundred of Micli sofas, on each of which two Chinamen generally lie. i he one con versing, while tin- other holds his pipe over a small burning lamp and pulls the sinokuhle extracts of the In -dian poppy, of course. the fumes render ii impossible for a foreigner to remain in such a place for any length of time. F.inil S. Fischer, in Collier' Weekly. Aid for (ialvcston. Galveston, Toxa., tperial. Johi, Scaly, chairman of the finance commit tee, a subc ommittee of ths (Ialvcston central relief committee, and custo dian of the Galvcstou relief fund, ha" given the following to the Associate!.' Press: All subscriptions that have been turned over to me up to and in cludinn October 1, 10nO, from all Bourrpp, amount to 7Sl,04i). This amount includes all money received by me direct, all received by Mayor W. ('. .lunis and abo ?.".',i.,-,i!0 remltt1 U me by Ciovernor Savers out of a' fsfltyiptions made to him. The Cut in Sugar. Wu York. Special. --The American S: it w :ar iJe'inins Company his reiluenl prices; for rcflmd sugar to a.".', and bin v all guaranteef:. The inde. peine nt refiners :. This b avc efi an i iraip ;ny : ot her i on pa nies. a!.:i cut the price to the price of the Am points below that of I oinmy--fop Tomniv's I "op what's an aen. stir?'' An agncsti . my son. is a Hvt I 'el crank who balks when 11m Mm that the street;, of i ti are pa ved w ith gold.' The Flag Torn Dow n. San Antonio, Tex., Special. 1'nilei'i States Consul W. V. Mills, at Chihua hua. Mexico, has sent a note to Hie Federal authorities and ab-o to tlic State pf-partment. of Washington, de tailing an insult to the American the over his con.-ubile, on S"pteniher 1 !' h the anniversary of Mexican indepen flence. hy a mob of Mexicans. He had hoisted the Fnited States and Mexican flags in honor of the day ami the mo.) tor down the I'nited States colors. Serious Accusation. Varussa-. Ya.. Special. Prof. J. C, fVaiiiii. piiiicipal of the Prince Wil liam Normal school at Hrentsvil le, m this county, has hern arrested by lap'ity Sheriff Itorahaugh and jjlaceil in ;,nl ai this plate upon a warrant charging him wiih having committed a febnous as.-auH upon a young girl l."i . i os of a:; , w ho was a pupil of p,i'. b.i.ol. He v;k tak' n hr Tore .'ustii i iie for a preliminary hearini; inn Aaivei) an examination and was intic n:it.d to jail to await the action ol ihr jiiand jury. MEETING OF CLUBS - - Gaiheririf of Democratic Hosts in In dianapolis. - - A SPEECH BY MR. STEVENSON - l he City a Scene of Democratic Fes-tlvity-rieetinjt Called to Order by Chairman Jones. Indianapolis. Ind., Special. ---The city cf lndian,iio!is Wednesday night pre sented a scene of Demo rati'- festivity. From ibe various buihiineR In the eisiness portion American flags and streamers of hunting were flung to Urn evening breeze while prominent among the dei oral ions port rails framed in i b, trie bulbs, of distinguished leadt r., o: lhe nomocracy wen1 di- piayct At o'clock a parade of all the Hemo iratic clubs and delegates marrhed through the streets while thousands of people lined the sidewalks. The pro gramme for the opening session of the omentum, as officially announced, "as change I just prior to the hour of meeting. Pnsidnit W. U. Hearst was expected to he present, to preside, hut (lepra phed that he was ill and una'de to attend. The convention was there fore called to order hy Senator James K. .lon .. bni'man of the I leinocrat ie aitioual tonimitter. Mayor Taggart was introduced and made an address of welcome, which was briefly respon ded lo hy ,. I. Kjce. of Canton, (. Siiutor .lone... in oprniug die eon veil. 1 ion. s i i I : "In the ahseiue of President 'Hears, who has been umn oidably detained from tli - ineeiMig. I have been reipiest- i 'I to i ail this convention to order and ! I do mi now. Hilling the last two or tb'ee weeks, clubs h,ie been orgin brd au, have heen reported to head quarters at the rate of oer ,"uo a day, until tlo re are now by actual count V.X'.S Hemocratic clubs with an average incniliership of more than 200 already organized In all the Ptttes of this Tniou. With an organization of this kind, con-isting of more than 2,000, t'Ou members, thoroughly organized and thoroughly awake to the nccessi ths of the situation, at. work In their localities eervwhere. there can be no reasonntdc doubt of the result on the litli of Nru . inh.er. n organization was then efferled b (l"cling Mr. Taggart temporary biirmun, I 11 Me .sen, of New York, -erreta ry ; W Jefferson Pollard, of SI. I.ouis, nailing ibik. and Myron P. King, of Indianapolis, sergeant -at-anrs. At this jaiictuie Adbii K. Stevenson was esiortcd into the hall by the bund h's aplieaiaiK .sent (he on veil -liiiii into a pandemonium of applause. He said: "My Fellow I i.uno a a t.s : I thank "i- this coidial greeting. I will not undertake now to address ou. hut at a later time, in accordance with the midress some remarks to my fellow p:og:'amme, I will li.no the pleasure to Penocn-.ts of the Fnited States. I ran anly say to you now that I bring out words of good cheer from the great Ibmorrntb State of Illinois." l he next speaker was Mayor Samuel M. Jones, of 'I'ole lo. Mr. Jones spoke i:i part as follows: "No matter what may he s )h to t he contrary. think that the only i on I question that - now bdore the Ami rban people in this campaign is the question of the right 'f self mn ci nment. The on I y differ i nee hi fwecn a republic and an em pire is this: In a republic of sovereign euuab ad of the penpb na rt b'i nate in the govi nnuetii ori eoual terms; in an c.nire subject and d"pendent colnnb s arc ruled by the home government, without tlolr iiuisent or participation. Wtoc'i pr;;.e;plr ; shall w e adopt ? I be. lbip that W" will be true to the Dem ocracy of the Golden Hole rather than in tiie autocia-v of the rub- of gold, and I helbne that the American peo ple will reaffirm the doctrine of thn right, of self-government ns set down in the Declaration of 1 ndependenre." Negroes lake Charge. Columbia, S. C. ;"p i il. Wednes- fliy night., for the ,'bs: time since th'v were allowed to vote, the neroe took entire control of the Republican organ ization In the State. E. H. peas a ne- ftro. displaced 11. R. Tolbert, whlto, is chairman of the state executive com mittee, and General Robert Smalls, a negro, was re-elected vire-: halrman over J. H. Wheeler, a .hlte man. Trustees of Peabody Fund. New York, Special. The annual meeting of the trustee of the Peaborly educational fund wr, held here Wed nesday. Chief Justice of the Supremo Court Mekllle W. Fuller was elected first vice president. Those present of the board of trustees were Rt. ReRv. Henry R. Whipple, of Minnesota; Henry A. Grfen, of Massachusetts: James D. Porter, a' Tennessee: .T Pierpont Morgan, of New York; W. A. Courtenny, of South Carolina; Hen derson M. Somerville. of Alabama; ("has. Serine r. of Louisiana; Geo. F. Hoar, of Massachusetts J. L. M. Curry, of Washington. Ai c'Trdlntc to report Conerfss will he a-ked to give the Nivy Drpsrtmenl authority to contra t for at least l! small Runbnts for Thillppine service It is said that Gener?! Wo d havlnt drcl.irrd the wreck of the Maine an oh t u ti m to navigation it will he rc niovc 1 and perhans the mystery of its b t ' iH t i on will b? satisfactorily solved. Ibfbnt Mitchell, of the Anthra ri'e Cial Miners' I'nion. says Ji2.0"(i n-rn have rttu k in N-rth'rn Fe m.-yi-vania. George J. Goshen First boi'd of tbe PrtC.-li Admiralty ?nd ne nil' r.f lr li.iir.eti', will not ;eel rc-'Je ti m. Tto Puk cf Y.e-k v I- .si' Au -tralia and open th" first I'arlbnirnt of the fedt rated colonies Aisiclloncou.. is HOW const lerrd unlikely It thit the Fnited Stt s troops w I: a 0:1 withdraw from C iina. Sccrctirv of War Root teipgri b that he is st"adily rigaiuii'g hb hci'i Several n pi cs 'titiM ivc. of Kui p-nn ; ml Ciaertu, gioernmetits aie ; wo,). in the Census Cffi c st ,d- ing the treih od.- pursued hy the Fnited States. The Fnited States Gocnmo;;t ha demanded of the Government of Mo tocco an Indemnity of J.VHO for tin benefit of the heir, of Manns A.mui, who was murdered at Fez. Major J. R. Mott. the Fnited Stat, j Army officer who wlttte sed the ie-. nl French mammies, rays that Fianco h;s lhe be t c union in th wo. d. Ai'conb: g to info 'malion conveved in a i on ulai I'poi l to the St i to Pe- !iartm"iit (.'.cat Uritam an. I i'.uvi p a rn rbout lo oner a period if imhi.tii di prc-sion. Trouble in Peru. Lima, Peru, Hv C;;bl . Owing to a lack of niudenre o,i tli" part of th-' police aiithoritb ", of lma, a s u ioiii corfli t tcok pl.o n I h i rinc pal Square of the city net w c- :i t he popnlai e and a fore of noniiiol toil . So great was the c it.-moiit th. l i!i- e -theilral he'l ring u,i .-Farm. Sure of the leading kiuioia s of ,i ma ui.e President Hour na to f ilov.' P'e exam ple of M. C:s:irer-Vri f.n me, . Frrshbnt of Franc and mer Minbt r Pe .'ni'i 'o in Fort Santa fit ilina. resi",n. I' or is a prisoner Prominent Suicide. T'.irrr inpham, Ala., Special. - W.irne N. Ncwhold. superlntenreat of (he South and North and Fit ininghan: mineral dlvi-ions of lhe Hoiibvillo and. Nashville railroad, committed suicide Rt his residence in the city by shouting himself In the mouth w th a :?S cilib"r pistol. Mr N'ewlioid 1" t his wile some weeks aco. Jb w prominently mentioned : s a probable so e r or to General Manager Metenlf, of tlo ,u:b ville and Nchville sistem. who n,. nt ly re igned to po w illi a-i !i n,'d, was inleietcd hi many i t:t i p' l,- 3 anr" wealthy. "orto Rkaus Join Democrats. San Juan do Petto Run, Hy able. The Federal party, at its iononli(vn at Baguas, parsed rcrolut iur.s affiliating, itself with the Democratic party in the United Stales. A cablegram from Win. J. Hryan and .las. K. Jones, chairman of the national Democratic committee, urging harmony, was read. The (iecrRin Flection. Atlanta, Ga., Special Reports rei e v od from all parts of the Stuto Indicate that the Democratic m ijority In Wi d-ne.-day's Reneral election for numbers of Congress, State House ,.flj ers. ,m m her of the gemral a -eniir.y and local county ofllecrs. wdl le about .'.'ifoi. No opposition develojud again-.f th' penioeratie nominees, and eveipt in a few counties win re the I'opulj-t org:,p iation is slrongp t. little interest w s taken in the election. In ruui'M-: where Hie Democrat i ..irenmli v. :iS no. doubt'd vote was lig -t O USE TRYING I can't take plain cod-liver 1 oil. Doctor says, try it. ne( miht as well tell me to melt t lard or butter and try to take 1 them. It is too rich and. will upset the stomach. Buti you can take milk or cream, so you can take Scott's Emulsion It is like cream; but will feed and nourish when cream 1 will not Babies and chil dren will thrive and grow rat on it when their ordinary' rood does not nourish them. Persons have been known to fain I a pound a day when takintf an! 1 ounc of ScoUV Emulwort U get I the digestive machinery in workin g ' order so that the ordinary food is1 properly digested and assimilated. Soc. indJi.oo. tit tlruEtrijt. SCOTT & BOWNE, CtwmUtV, New York. Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar. Safeguards the food against alum Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to nealth of the present day. ROVAl BAKING POWDCW CO , FW VWK. ThE POISONER ARRESTED. Apprehension of Negro Woman W ho Killed Dr. Love. Charlotte, Special. A telephone me fage to the Ohserver Tuesday morning from Dr. A. J. Austin, of Onk Grove. Fnion county, stated that Mr. Yann Sikes, of Stanly county, and the wif,? of Sam Not.s, colored, have heen arrest ed on a charge of poisoning lr. S. J. lxve, on the 31st of last August. A telegram to the Ohserver in the after noon from Monroe state-: "A tele phone message, received here a short time ago says that Mr. Yann Sikes. a prominent white man, and a negro wo man, have heen arrested, charged with poisoning Dr. S. .1. Love and o'hrrs at Mr. Tom Love's a few yecU; a so. Th--iwonian has confessed th.it Sike.; j.,ive her $5 and the poi-on for dointr the deed. The prisoners are guarded ne ir the scene. Ahout titty people ;re col lected and the highest excitement pre vails." Since the poi-oniii;; the hgil author ities have heen dil'ently at work on the cise villi the result thnt t'le Not' woman was arrested Tuesday morning. Dr. Austin phoned the Observer that she had made a ionfe:sion of her guilt to the officer making the arrrst, and had implicated her hti 'hind's brother, .lohn Nots, a negro named Hamilton, nd finally Mr. Yann Sikes. The woin in was a cool; at the Love residence nt the t i trio of the threshlne. According to Dr. Austin's information she said that John Nots had given the poison o her and told her to po'son Mr. and Mi.-. Thomas live. Pr .1 P. Luvei his brother Wade Love, and a thresher n nrd Taylor. The fo ro'i was in the form of a white powder, and was. pi t sutnah'y, arsenic. In giv ing the powder to her. she Mild John Nots explained th.it lie had received it from a in gro named Hamilton, and that It had been given tn the latter 1 y Mr. Yann Sike::, who would pay $,i lf it were admleisteied. The prisoner said that she sprink'ed the poi.ion over tomatoes, which she served at dinner and which were eaten by others In addition to those she In tended to kill. After the white people had ((included their meal she removed and threw away all uneaten tomatoc-, to prevent th poisoning; the negroes in the kitchen. From the information supplied Dr. Austin no malice rn the part of the woman thus far appears Sh committed the murder for the $5 I 'pon the evidence cf tho prisoncr Mr. Slkes was arrested, and the phr of tvi;il was moved, in the evening to Lo ust Level, in Stanly county. Thi3 place is about eight miles from a t de plume line; but through the courtesy of Dr. Austin The Observer sent :i messenger to locust Level Tuesday night, lie returned to Oik Grove at 10 o'clock and reported that the t.rinl wai In progress when he left Lor list. Lvel. Mr. Ft a nk Armfudd. of Monroe, i- rep resenting Mr. Yann Slkes, while an other lawver from Monroe is appear ing for the prosecution. Dr. Au-tin st".t"d thnt evitenient over th" arrests is int.fnsrv M is not generally believed, he said, that Mr. Yann Sikc hud any connection with lhe poisoning and his iundi a. ion in the matter !s due to a (oiitpiracy on the part of the negroes, who dislike him for reaeons political and other wise. A $r?,ooo Well. Concord. Special. - The artesian well which the Cannon Manufacturing Com pany has bored at the Cannon ville Mill, is one of the beet investments that could havejieen deelrd. ThU en. tcrprlsing company, always in the front rank of progress, has Rupplled Its employes with an unfailing gourre of health and comfort and added untold benefit to their material welfare. The well furlnshee every hour 10,000 gal lons of clear, pure wife-, Impregnated with minerals, sulphur most percptl hle. it Is 580 feet deep and was drilled to this depth at a cost of 2,rb0. Many citizens of the town are using this er Uelan water and becoming fond of It; and with good rerson, aa It Is no quick ly beneficial to health. It is the wl;est expenditure of money that his been made here In many a day. This com pany has a'so an arteelan well at the A'nomarle Cotton. Mill, and at that place a well of this kind is even more 0 necessity than at Concord. Although the Japanese language has an extensive and constantly growing vocabulary, It contains few abusive word and absolutely bo means of furslDff and swearing.
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