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THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2. 1W)3. 8- KOttlU CAROLINA. STATC PRESS. TURNER'S NORTH CAROLINA ALMANACS 1903, Irceniboro Telegram: It is good new y'reerjsDoro mat two nunarea postal are to make this city their "stop place; We like to see.

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1 W. YATES Durham Sun: Edwin Yates wasright ilnfuily, though not seriously burned en Wednesday night. It seems that the affair came about in this way: Yates put on a suit that was used a year or ago to dress as Santa Claus. Some boys throughVa spirit of fun, struck a Snatch to it, when it caught tire. Edwin bad a right lively.

time of it. for a shovt period but escaped with- no serious con cequences. Fayettevllle While firing gun Wednesday night at his home in Cedar Creek, Mr. Buck Hales, son of the late Lai Hales, had the top pi his head almost blown off. the gun explodes while he had it high up to fire a Christmas salute.

jrueputyv Sneritt "Andrews, of Raeford was in the city Yesterday looking for a negro Ko, he fy, Is wanted by, the authorities of ilbore county on a charge of criminal Assault and murder of a young white Booksellers CO I RECIPROCATORS While my sales were much larger than ever before! have few f7eff overs' which 1 offer at re-duced prices to those who neglected to do their duty Xmas and to those who having received a present i Siri JiVing across the -Cumberland i line la Moore. A .1 Onslow Messenger: The quarantine 1 against the smalipdx Infested portions I of the county has been removed by the 1 town officials in pursuance to, the in- 1 structions given them by the Buperin-V tendent of tne bulky batch 1 Of bills presented: to congress by the 1 reprse4tatives of the various sections I of the ibion is one that if adopted will wnu erpnt hlssinc' tn thp and Statioiers. NEGLEGTORS orocate "New Year." GO INTERSTATE 421. PARKER Xmas time and should red ii IKI F. Furniture and furniture Novelties, 1 If! MARKET 3: BELL PHONE 613.

Hard CoM-. "fa ivrjf.y MM 0 Li Li This popular remedy never fails effectually cure lyspebsia, Constipation, Si rieadache, Biiioustiess And ALL DISEASES arising from a Torpid Liver arid Bad Digestion natural result is good appetite and solid flesh. Dose small; elegantly sugar coated and easy to swallow lake No Substitute: i it t. Germany is the wicked partner, in the. Uttle affair in Venezuela.

But it mUs't be remembered' that Great Britaift however pretty she. tajiks, has never been known to fail to take her share, In whatever is realized from these little joint enterprises. Albany Argus. England and Germany hardly realize that the laugh is They can't seize any territory in Venezuela to pay the debts of their subjects. They can niake the debts out of the customs receipts in a hundred years," and they have acted in such a way toward Venezuela that they have destroyed their trade with that country.

Well, it serves them right Memphis Commercial Apl peal. "No one has the, right to complain becaus of the. lack of coal if the dealers are' obtaining all they can get. But thefact of a shortage in no respect excuses the high" prices Raising- the price t'oes not add to the supply, it simply puts money, into somebody's pocket an to a large extent takes it put of the-pockets of those who can ill' afford I If congress is anxious to investigate -something, let the members 'try to find who is making -111. this money.

We all. know who is losing it.V Springfield Union. If the people of the north we speak not" of republican party manipulators can be brought to understand that the' question of government on principles can be as safely' left in the south to the white people "of this section as they can be to "'f. the north, and they will sact on that understanding without effort? to control our local autonomies that do not, affect in ahy. sensible way their own, peaee and political independence will be as common and as fruitful of American; patriotic, results in the south they ar now supposed to be indigenous to th5 north alone.

'Atlanta Constitution. We -do riot what Mr. Adams' neighbors will do with him when 1 he eetsback home, but he has made some very good friends in the south by com ing to Charleston, "where the right of secession, no longer proclaimed as' a first resorted to as a fact." Having proclaimed here openly that the south -as right in its construction of the 'constitution as it was by those who made it -and first, lived under it, we do not care praticularly what" view he the people rof the section frpm which he comes may take of the achievements of Might ovrr Right. -We are perfectly willing toilet the case 'Test there for all time. fews and Courier.

The Columbia Record say3 thjlt Senator Tillman has been quite successful in holding up and preventinconfirma-tidn of South Carolina appointments, where they have' been made in disregard of his that Dr. Crum will not be confirmed in case of his appointment if Senator Tillman shall actively opposerhim. Our nee'd have no fear whatever on that score. At last accounts Senator Tillman was his gun-for Crum, rfnd he wilijiotpermit his confirmation it thereis any possible way by which ijt can be defeated. He will be sustained in his.

fight against Crum by the best sentiment, not of this city and state, but jof the -entire south. Newrand Courier. Senator Morgan proposition that the negroes should be deported to th Philippine Islands has. caused 'a goo many knowalls to hoot in derisio They say it is the dream of a dotar and utterly without the bounds of consideration and reason. Of course one of the loudest scoffers is our own pre-'Cious Tillman.

It is sufficient, that advances the Idea'. for Tillman to oppose it. Bn has no sympathy with true statesmanship especially -such as a southern quality and exhibit, and he has always been in opposition to the great and vigorous minded Ala-bamiaTi. But in" this, question of the deportation of the ngTo, it is true'hat Tillman is -moved to his antagonism to Morgan's plan by long association and instinct. CharlestonfPost.

There was one thirta class cadet at the, V. sent to the institution on a state scholarship and througlr great sacrifices on thepart of his parents, who refused to" join in the foo! demonstration- which resulted in the dismissal of thirteen or fourteen of the members of the class and the -rigorous punishment of several dozen others. the Importunities of "other members of the class who tried to argue andjbully hiin into connecting hirriself with the escapade, (this cadet replied that he did ijot think he could do so with honor, in view of his obligations to the state, -to his parents and to himself. It required more1 courage this young- In tHis City is; about exhausted, and the present outlook is that it cannot be replenished before Spring. In the meantime we are prepared to supply you with the very best i pie or xis soutnern portion or unsiow county.

IWe have reference to the bill. that wal Introduced by Hon. C. K. Thomas.lTrrtl bill provides for the im- provemea pf White Oak river by the govemmft so tnat it will De navigaD'e from Mayyille The fate this billnow rest in the hands of the committee rivers and harbors.

1 1 CharlottEObservef: J. A. Aler- lethyV of Incolnton yesterday sol? the incoln coton nuns, located near tnar own, toil) C. G. Love, of Gastouia, he amoun involved bjin approxi- ately JfSpDuO.

The miilswere bum Ix years by Mr. Abernetuv, oeing cated at t.s site of the Mid 'iuiay pa-er. mills, or. the South Fork, af tha'Ua- awba river, about two arid a Kalf Piiles and hity leet the. cresent line of the Carolina una Northwestern The.

mill oper- tea 7,000 spindles and manufactures arns from 40s $0s, two-ply froiu fgyp.tian ar.i long-staple cotton, arid 4-. v. rt r-. TVk .11 Lbout 250 ajre employed. New Bern Journal December word from J.cksonville, Onslow bounty Lys some t-citement developed; yefs-Lrday.

when Dr. -Cox repoj-ted- that Henry' SandU son of Mr. D. SanH-f lin. of Veroi had a genuine case- pi iinallpox, an: that his home 'had b'efn uarentined.f -As young Mr Sandln was a visitc in Jacksoiwille a felw days ago, theiact of hia having smallpox caused he more Mr.

Robert Rose, ho keeps store near the Trent bridge yas robbed of more thau ninety dollar) Wednesday night. "The thief had seared an entrance to the fiecond story if the building and ws MrsJlose. She went up staiH learn the of the noise. She was hit by scse weapon in the hand 'bC the burglar escaped. No clue has been obta'inei, Mrs.

Rose was not seriously hurt. Asheville Corespondent of Charlotte Observer: 1 emigration movement frdm this sefcion ha set in and. the indication arefyn Ue. exoius f.om western Nortli Ciolina durmg.the-next wnnntha win hf the for Vears. A large nuffDtr of residents'.

from this immediate section, it is unaersxooa. win seek homes this "spring iji the wr. The majority of the emigrants from this ection go tc Oklahoma a6d 1 -dian territory. Large nurnbers jgo frorn. nere to the westteve-ry fall but as a rule they return "rdisarpointe(d and iieclarlng that therev4s -no place like Vestern North The survey of the Ashe- ville and Rutheifordton railway 411 be Commenced early in Jinuary; Chief Daltn 'and hii surveying corps will leave shortly ffr Qove iCreek, from which point a purvey of the proposed i i i i 1 mi Mi; Bituminous Coal Lump $5.00 Per Ton Which is as cheap as cut "wobdat $2 50 per cord.

I This CO AL is equally: as gppd in every way, as any coal sold on this market- Phone your ord ers to bur Factor, and they will filled pr orup tl nene Aim theiic. D. Fyre "Reverend Doctor Fourthly has denounced divorce as a profane act." Miss D. Meenor "He's right; it certainly constitutes takinsj -gome name in vain." Harvard A Natural Question. you any two-cent Inquired the' victim after DavlnK his bill at the Bon" Ton' Hotll "I Ihink so renlied ci2rk 'o" -ttP ZLi-S? lucjr 'cw; uuaucivuia jtx caa "Remember." sald the serlqus citizen, "tht wealth has its Tespohsibi'i-ties." "Yes," answered Cumrox "So long as yoti are humble and obscure you can say 'I seen it and.

'J done it" and eat with your knife all you want to." Washington Star. i Some of the persons who are trying-to forment t)rouble for the Hon. Jim Clarkson and. Incidentally annoy the, administration adyising the south negroes to get all the offices they can before ths next republican national convention. The adyice may be goo-1, but Why do people delight to make trouble inLthis manner.

Washington Post. Jack Chinnof according to a Lbuisville paper, has em hbarked -in the unique business of rais ing foxes and hounds on the same farm. He has the lap(f separated in1 two plots with a wire "fence, $hd on one section he raises game dnd on the" other the dogs to chase it. Before a great while he will be able to supply fox hunts to order. Savannah News.

Several youngsters of this town showed that they.had the stuff of heroes in them yesterday. newsboy', Carl Van-derpool, gallaritly stopped ax runaway on Fifth avenue, and was cheered and 'rewarded by the holiday crowd. Walter Jones, the elevator in ah apartment house qri Morpirigside avenue, while the building was abla.ze made fif-teen trips through dense smoke and got all the tenants out. The youth not confined to dares to do greatly the stories of the dime York Sun. i f.

The Calvary Baptist jchurch of Providence, R. done a Christmas thing It has nenedlits doors to the shivering poor who -cannot, get fuel. By in cots it can loge fifty- or more ot them at a time: Its premises will be heated day and night and the rar and cooking utensils iri the church kitchen will be at the service of the guests. The congregation has also vot-ed to suppress the usnal celebration and pa the money if would have cost into food and clothing for the destitute. Hartford CourantA Judge Speer, of Georgia, has been teeing the Independent Club, of Buff alb, the.

negro should, vote along witn the white see, 'isn't Judge Speer. the democrat Upon whom Mr. Roosevelt cast a fat federal job. Nor-. folk Virginian-Pilot.

Hon. Emory Speer served several terms in the, lower house of congress as the representative of the mountain district of Georgia, having been elected as an independent, though his leanings were markedly republican, and was appointed judge of the United States district court for the southern district of Georgia'- by President Harrison. Charlottfe Observer. Oh January 1st NewTork is going to put a West Pointer atj the head of its police department, General Francis Vinton Greene, will succeed Colonel Partridge. The general is- a native of Rhode Island, is 52 years old, resigned from the army in 1889 with the rank ot captain and was for some years, pre.si-s Sent' of Asphalt Ttust at a salary, of $2000 per annum.

He 'is independently has a house at Newport and: a stfeam yacht. His title of "general" come3 from a commission as brigadier that he held in the volunteer service. His present appointment is from Mayor Setli Low, andjie is republican in politics. He thinks New York needs 8,00,0. patrolmen.

Richmond Disoatch, The names of Dr. Wiley "poison have at -last been made public. "It is a roll of honorM declared Dr. Wiley "and furore generations will rise up and declare these men blessed when the true value of their services are known." Including among the; official boarders are B. J.

Teasdale, once the famous 100-yard' runner of Yale. The are John D. Eldridge, known 'among his colleagues as the "fat man," and "Big John; B. Dudley, of Norih Carolina, the "thin private;" Eugene R. McCarthy, of Pennsylvania; J.

S. Clifford, of New, York; J. Jordan, J. L. Weber, N.

Norton, TV E. Smith, Ortoh and "Messers. Freeman and Duboisr Washington Special to1 pnuadeipnia Kecoro. H. T.3lclntyre, St.

Paul, who has bertf5- troubled witl- a disordered stomach, says ''Chamberlain's Stomach tf! Liver Tab;" isn -1 f-ors anything I ir. -t-. tij.en.r For DEAD ON THE FLOOR Isabella Colored, Was Fonin Alone in Hep House Yesterday 31 orningr--A Bucket Containing Fifty Dollars Ponnk in a Trunk. Isabella' Jones." a colored- woman aged PS years, was fotind 1 dead yesterday morning at 'clock in her house in Fanning street betvveen Ninth Tenth streets, where she resided alone. A little colored girl "went to her -house to borrow a pot -and after -knocking several times, she shoved- open the door atfd was startled to.

see the lying on the flood cold in deith. She ran away and. told somebody Ti.C$ Dr. C. D.

Bell the coroner, was i The coroner went over and after ex- amining the body pronounced heart! disease as the cause of death. Ther. were no signs of foul play, but judging from her looks and evidences of a struggle on thl floor she died lin agony. In an old tnAik- that was empty was fMnd a gallon tin bucket containing $50 in The, bed had; been disturbed' and if is supposed that she had been lying down and got up for something and fell before she could get back to bed. 1 The woman's husband died about 12 years, ago and she leaves no children She leaves a brother, Frank McKb whoa resides here.

General Iteyes tke Vt- ernbr'n -Cbair. j-v Monterey. Meclco. December 29. eral Bernardo' Reyes, ex-minister "of war of Mexico has assumed the duties of governor of Neuvoleonl Governor Leal, who hag held the- office, for two years, will probably, resume the practice of law.

General Reyeg previously "held the "fcSce of governor tor ten years. -Gen- Mr. Rockefeller is a. jtrenerous man and a pious class leader but we re-1 Fpecwuay suggest mat ne xase oun- day off to consider the question wheth- er he could not do the poor a little good by restoring oil to its old price and de- ferring a few contributions to the Chi- cago, University? Durham Sun. i The legislature is to meet week after next, on Wednesday, January 7th and will elec a United States senator the 20th.

i As fieir as the date is, thei-e a "i m. i-a nnf a man in tha whrt wrM bet on the-result, except from a pure love of. gambling, as two men will two lumps of sugar on a table, and made a bet as to which one a fly will lijrht on first. Charlotte Observer. It' is seriously ta be feared that the house of representa tives increasing the miKiu vl iiine ca.ii.iq may De aeprivea.

of watr, fpodnd rest in transit If rom twntyt eight to fort hours, may be-come a. -la the concurrence of the senate there unless the friends of animal life throughout the country protest and individually and collectively request' their senators to defeat the amendment. Alleghany Star. President declines' the for mal request of the European allies toJ act as arbitrator in the Venezuelan controversy, and the case will be submitted to The Hague. When one considers the situation, the decision of the president in this instance is not to be wondered at.

Under any circumstances the office of arbitrator in such affairs is Wt an enviable one. but in the case-6f President Roosevelt he would confronted with a particularly' delicate situation in administering its duties. Asheville 1 President Roosevelt hs escaped a very exacting and laborious, if not perilous, 'understaking in not acting arbitrator of the V.ene?uelan difiicul-ties. So long as the United States the. Monroe doctrine and defends this great printiple.it seems to us that it would be' manifestly laporious to.

act arbitrator of disputes between- the governments of 'the old yorld and tlvi republic of America. This.gpvern8nent.: under the Mmrbe' doctrine, is compelled to bd-more or less of an interested party. Raleigh Times. The' prices of wood, "and other necessities of life are too high, (or4slderingthaayer'age earnings or 'incomes of our tt is eay to account for much ofthetrouble. To begin with arid, to end too few people are engaged in-producing theJ necessities of life.

Right here is the seat 'of the larger proportiorj of the trouble. We do not make enough meat and bread in Wayne arid adjoining counties, and we need not' hope to become happy and prosperous we get down to business and; go 4fter'it. Goldsb.oro Headlight. The Asheville Citizen does well to say that whatever else th legislature does or fails to do. it must face and solve the problem of ther1 insane; The Raleigh Times; commenting say that the highest moral obligation de- nas that North Carolina shall abun- ntly provide for every onie of these unfortunatps.

They must, it be rescured from' every Jail and poor housft It is true that the state owes more tp, these people, to the deaf and dumb and the "blind, than to any other diss or classes, and we have faith to believe that the legislature soon to meet will take care of them. Charlotte "Observer. The text of the treaty' negotiated- by Cblonel Bliss at Havana goes on Cuban products 'imported into United Spates preferential rat.es less than those of the Dingley schedules." On American product entering Cuba preferential rates reducing the Cuban tariff 20, 25, 30 and 40 per, cent, on different classes of' goods is This reciprocity is to- last five years, and thereafter; -until one republic gives notice of ii( desire to-terminate, it. The news frorii Washington indicates that another fight is probable. While, the senate alone ratifies the treaty," it does not go into effect until it has been approved by It differs little from the -tariff reduction on Cuban sugar, that died in; the senate "at the last session of congress.

That bill was allowed to die in the1 sepate because the sugar4 trust was not willing to give up its bonus, and because the beet pn yn 1 Amr A es I V. inn ven unto the pound of flesh nearest tne neart. uoserver. Why should the negro migrate to the Pacific islands? Irt the Philippines lie would have to pay about $lh per head tax- before he could; and as to "holdin' office" his chances would be as good as they are today in the District of Columbia. We do.

iot know the "qualifications citizenship Hawaii, but the prospects of "office holdin' are no brighter than in the Philippines. So all he courd expect would be to compete with Chinese heap labdr. and make it chebaper: There is certainly a class of negroes in the cities, and towns could well be spared, arid trie race Jtself 'would be the better for their going. These, are not likely to only the very ignorant and easily misled but otherwise tractable' anfl useful laborers would be beguiled into the scheme. -Thesethe south does not wish to lose, nor is it to the' interest of the south or this class of negroes thatthey should leave the isection.

If these northern busy-bodies would only leave the south and the southern negro alone-leave the southern whites, and southern get on much better, both races would -raqh terms, and' both racfes "grow up with the country," each contributing its share to the prosperity of the whole as the Lord and Creator intended each should do. Iialeigh. Post. Ivodol Dyspepsia -Cure. Digests all classes of.

food, tondl.and strengthens the stomach, and d1--'- -organs. Cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, stomach and makes rich Td bood health and strength. Kodol rebuilds wornout. tissues, strengthens and sweetens the stomaa. Governor G.

W. Atkinson, of Virginia, says: I have used, a-number of bottles of Kodol and have found it to he very effective and, indeed, a 1 erful remedy for stomach ailments. I. recommend it to my friends. R.

R. Bel-i lamy. If Carnegie really wants to be an editor, we; -can steer him against several of the gentry do wnriere who will veri.w'ith him -Atlahta A Goad. Co ngli Medicine. (From thGazette, Toowoomba, Aus- I Jfintl Cough Remedy sffefmg orttr-fieyere cough for the last two months, tand it thas effected cure.

I liave great pleasure in recommending C. WocTaier. ThU is tha opinior.bf one of our oldest and most reapeeted. residents, an has been voluntarily given In. good faith that others may try the remedy and be benefited, as was Mr.

Wo'ckner. This remedy ia coIO. R. Btlliny'e drajj 1 i "V-iUne to AsneviilWlH Bi miue. iuc a- vey from Kutnrioruiun lu v.uve vicnv was finished abbut a weet ago.

"N.ew Bern urnal tecember 28. Testeriay aftefnbori Jaob, son of Sani Brooks aceidentailyUrtlot his -Isaac, with an air rfle he didn't known was Th bullet cut the, boy's eyelid and htde jt painful wound but its aiot considered' Several mihoc acciderit with-these air guns have happened recently and there is a ood deAi of cafiless shooting witn tHem.r-irlhe nego Lawrence who shot Walter mrriscjyis still at large. All diligence is'beU used to locate him. Thejre is! abyster famine on and ltfis almdt impossiblef or. oyster dealer to get He bivalves in any con-, The white' slad of the eaon made its appearance here UvJ wekj Itfwas a medium sized "buck." The slWrmen reported the catcrvfo! herlng, yesterday.

7Hickpry ghadre auiteflentiful in the market." Comesrfipoi Dr. D. B. Cargile, of I. He writes: "Four bot- Intjerstate, Well Dressed People.

The garments made by me are always recognized by their, perfection of sty fit and finish. We are ready for Fan with a superb assortment' of Imported and domestic woolens ln all the new pattemrand -colors' that are absolutely correct in every detail. We have somt handsome styles tor your choosing la Prince Albert Coats, Sack and Cutaway Suits and. as Well aa Suita for 'Dresa and semi-dress occasions. Special large line of Panta Goedk.

Prices from $5,00 Up. LEGER MEYER. i Tl (Hi ll ii ii WimrifGTON N. C. VV 0.

'yr xxv xs. yz r- 111 mm Wmr ft QW mm II HSj-M 13 I if II i ami ster to refuse to make a fool of himself blacks to settle their own affairs, politi-than it takes to face fira on the fieldlWi other, all interests tle' of Elects Bitters has cured Mrs. Breiviriof S(itfula, had caused. v' feejrelt years. Terrible notf3 wiuld) biak out on her head and aid thebest doctor could give hdjbelrK'- but cure -is complete and tier keflth j4afbccellent.

This shows) whit ftlioudsV have proved, that PTJECELI BtJILDING. Sole Agents for the Celebrated artiiian WOVEN FesTcing Without doubt the Best and Cheapest Woven Wire FehcimTj how on the market. We 'guarantee the Goods and the Price Surplus Total Assets II. C. fJcQUEEtl, Prccidcnt 1 lire The MMMsm '1 TT Tltr lii mmmmvk ifarfiaMi i I im i i v- battle-.

The name of the cadet is not published, but he deserves (fom'menda--tfon, whoever, he is. Newport News Press. QUESTION ANSWERED. Yes, August Flower still has the largest. sale-of any medicine in the civ-ilized world.

Yourmothers' and gand-mcthers, never thougbt ot using anything, elsfc for Indigestion or Bilious-nesa. Doctors' were scarce, and the seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous trostration or Heart failure, etc. They used AugustFlower to clean out the system and gtop fementation of undigested food, regulator action -of the liver, stimulate the nervous and or ganic action of the system, and thai "JJkV00 Zhen teIUnl du5hl rf. 7 It Yt mm rl a nca on Vi l. bad with headaches and other arhes You only need a few doses of Green's August Flower, in liquid, form, to mak Vou satisfied there.

li serious matter with you. You get thi reliabJe at stores. Price 75c drug "Henry Wartterson- seems to think we would better gobble Canada-and" turn the mongrel Latins'andth'Monroe Birrngham ge-Kjild- that W. Bryjtn ha received as much $1,000 for a single lecture. It pays fto advertise.

Washington. Evening Post. rcrlths' s9 III KSV3 CJfSTS IfW ilMl I3Iectrib Bitts the "best-blood puri ftr eczlnnaietter; Fait rheum, ulcern, ttjind H'ning V)fbs. Itr stimulates Uv.r Iddnip and bowels, expels po3-VvH'i helps digestioii buUds up the niy b'j cents, by K. Bellam aruggisz.

guaranteed. he sene will be confronted, in the sideran or reciprocity treatie-, -the fening of the tariff Question. I 1.111 il uius, iiiuugu, can yvays conyertea auring tne snort ksion to a plausible obstntlbn to ker legislation, Cincinnati Tikpetlte Goat. envieyroy au poor dyspeptics -s Stornh and Liver are out of c. nuun ii.ix( ly i jag's-Nef fe Pills, the wondeffal oinacn np-viver Remedy, givs a a'endid appew.

orund diereStion and regular boy that insftffes JrCect neaixiiAd. reat energy. Only cer1 Bellamy's drug, store. ice ntUcKy; i ar.5lRS the- dtnbaycbtjesg hi PT to placate tt- who panted irncn the deceasjjemps commer-' ci IT-!" i Banlij National 300,000 100 OOti 2fOO6jO0O J. V.

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