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Cure for Headache

AS remedy for all forms of headache
Electric Bitters has proved to be the very
best 1t effects permanent cure and the
most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield
to its influence We urge all who are af
ficted to procure bottle, and give this
remedy fair trial In cases of habitual
consti patton Electric Bitters cures by giving
the needed tone to the bowels, and few cases
long resist the use of this medicine. Try it
once. Large bottles only 80 cents at L.
Blacknall d Sons drug store.
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suicide FOLLOWS MURDER.
Son OF :; w.. .-Eonn Gotham Clothier
shoots lis Woman Friend.


New YORK. August 2l.-Niiliam IL.
Vogel. son OF Henry Nogel. the we'll
known clotkier, attempted to murder
the woman with whom he lived, and
then killed himself in q boarding house
yesterday afternoon. The woman he
attempted to kill is Louisa B. bartlett,
thirty-two years old. handsome
blonde, who is said to have come here
from Boston. Miss Bartlett was re-
moved to the Harlem hospital with
bullet in the lower part Of her spine,
and it is believed that she will not re-
cover. NOgcl was married some years
ago. and about three weeks ago his
wife procured A divorce. Miss Bartlett
being named as correspondent. The
woman used q mattress as a shield.
Vogel fred five shots at her, one of
which may prove fatal.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mrs. Butler Admits Her Guilt in Causing
Five Persons TO Die.


DETROIT, Mich, August 21.-The
journal printed yesterday dispatch
from Hamburg, Mich, alleging that
Mrs Julia Butler, who resided near that
village, is supposed to have poisoned
her father. mother, husband and her
self, all of whom are dead: Harry
WhitlocB, the hired man, who is dying,
and DR.. Elias Smith, of Whitmore Lake,
the family physician. DR.. Smith is
broken in health, and attributes his
illness to partaking Of food at the wo-
mans home. Mrs. Butler attempted
suicide by taking laudanum, and fail
ing in her purpose another poison was
used, which killed her. Just before
her death the woman practically ad-
mitted her guilt to DR.. Smith. Whit
lock is still living, but his hands an0
feet are useless.
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Wants Twelve Guardians

ELKHART, Ind. August All. ID.
Girton, wealthy farmer of this coun-
ty, has made application for the ap-
pointment of twelve guardians. coup
ling his novel request with the state
ment that his past life has been past
life has been one of continued terror.
and that with the aid of twelve guard.
ians he can yet make himself a useful
member of society.
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MARY MiLLER'S LEGACY.
Desperate Attempt of Some Women to
Compel Marriage for Money.

DELAWARE, O., August 21.-Women
relatives of Mary Miller, daughter, of a
wealthy farmer, with $4,000 in her
own right, detained her at their house
last Tuesday and tried to compel her to
marry Orris Lake. AS last resort she
promised, if her fathers consent was
obtained. Her father suspected some
thing, and rode over in arms. Lake
and the woman disarmed and nearly
killed him, but his daughter escaped.
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HOkE SMITH ONTHE STUMP.
The Secretary of the Interior to Enter int 0
the Georgia Democratic Campaign.

the Georgia Democratic Campaign.
ATLANTA, August 21.-Secretary of
the Interior Hoke Smith has notified
Chairman Steve Clay of the state execu-
tive committee, that he will speak in
Atlanta the first week in September.
The exact date has not yet been fixed.
Congressman Livingston, Speaker Crisp,
Senator Gordon and Senator Walsh
have all rendered their services to the
campaign committee, and appointments
for them will be made as soon as con-
gress adjourns, releasing them from
the national capitol.
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SUIT AGAINST MANAGER RICE.
Nine. Camille d'Arville, the Singer, Places
a Claim for Overdue Salary.

NINE. Namllle dArVll1e, the singer, Places
Claim for Overdue Salary.
New YORK, August 21.-Mme. Camille
d'Arville. who is now singing in comic
opera, has brought suit against Mana
ger E. E. Rice for S3,40O, money loaned
and salary unpaid, and states that she
will not appear under the management
of Mr. Rice this season, although her
contract with him does not expire for a
year. She says that her contract calls
for her appearance in comic opera only
and Mr.. Rice has billed her for a part
in the burlesque Little Christopher
Columbus" Mr.. Rice is at the Garden
theater this week
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THE SPANISH ANARCHISTS.
Their Plan to Destroy the Makers of Ne
Laws Against Them.

PARIS, August 21.-The Figaro pro-
fesses to have special information as
regards the plans of the Spanish anarch-
lists who formed the plot to kill Premier
Dupuy. All members of the Barcelona
group, it says, have been sworn to dis
courage haphazard outrages against So
ciety, and to devote themselves to the
destruction of the authors Of the new
laws against anarchists. Dupuy was
selected to be the first victim.
The Figaro says that the leaders in
the Barcelona conspiracy have been
arrested.
Premier Dupuy's stomach trouble has
grown steadily worse in the last forty
eight hours. He suffers severe pain,
and is very weak.
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DURANT, Miss, Dec. T., lS.p.
nEEIrR nEI - RnGANONQ

Messrs. Lippman Bros, Savannah, Ga:
GtNTLEMEN--WhIl in San Antonio Texas,
last spring. saw your advertisement OF 7. r
Z. (Prickly Ash, Poke and Potassium IN thr
paper for the cure of rheumatism, and though,
l would try a bottle, finding such great reHci
from it, on my return home bad my druggisl'
Mr.. John Mcclellan, to order me supply
After taking, l think, ten hotties. have M
had pain or ache since. Previous 10 that !.
suffered for twenty-five years, and could Do,
get the least benefit until 1 tried i. =. j., an
therefore Ike pleasure in recommendIngNW u
al. Yours truly, j. ; ROSANOSD.
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Congress of German Chess PLAYERS.

BERLIN, August 21.-The ninth con-
gress of German chess players will be
opened in Leipsic September 1. Among
the sixteen entries are L. w. Baird. of
New York TarraSch and WalbrOdt
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When Baby was sick, we gave her CastOria.
When she was a Child, she cried for CastOria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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international Teachers Bibles! Self EX
planatory Bibles.

We have just received very large lot
of the,above Bibles, containing the very
latest and best helps We sell these Bibles
for at least one-third less than they are
sold by subscription Please call and ex
anime before you think of buying else
where T. J. GATTIs & Son,
Main Street, Durham, n. G..
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CONNECTIONS

At BeIfield with Atlantic Coat ...11r MD.
Richmond, Petersburg, GoIdsDof''
ton, etc. , rarT.-,
AT Jeffress with Richmond arr D9I--. q
Railroad for Chase City, Oxford HUI
Durham, Raleigh, etc. l. and y.
Railway, Cape Charles Route an - III Iloc-s-
Steamers for Old Point, BaItlInoI' .---..-rers @.
ern cities with superb new iron .,,"v--IrIf4
Washington and Norfolk line for \, \. ~ D.
Washington and points north 80 ID
minion Steamship companys -%EwI.d
steamships for Old Point, Hamp o, ~, .gay.
News, Smitnfield, cities on the Ctto..--- -u..1 y
New York direct and northern y M, BJst--
and N. T. companys STEAMSHIP Els
and Providence direct and inter-. 80 .vr t2s
land points with N, 4. and \. Ia.''',l UtcA1
elegant hotels of Virginia BcacA J.y<
View railroad for Ocean View Ey.-.ll2 .l1s'
connection with railroad and sl,e-
for all points north, west and 20 .'..srasr L!I
The A * D. Railway company 80 Of p@'I
of Chester effects prompt TaiLL.,..yraguta -
sengers and baggage between =
Norfolk. yroE q. r. -
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Paml;co Winner at Chicago.
News and Observer.

Pamlico trotted in Chicago, Saturday,
and beat three straight heats without,
however, lowering his record.
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Aurora Borealic Display.

WASHINGTON, August 21.-An Aurora
Borealic display was visible in north
last night.
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%2S in Four Weeks.
DURHAM, N. c., Jul

DURHAM, n. c., July "A, '94.
Received from J. w. Beasley, treasurer
Southern Sick and Accident Benefit Asso-
citation of Norfolk, Va twenty eight dol
lars in full of claim for four weeks disa
bility FRANCIS HIGH.
! S. Collins is agent for Durham.
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SLEEPING-CAR SERVICE.

On Trains Nos. s. and 50, Pullman Buffet
Sleeper between New York. Atlanta and Jack
sonVillc, and between Charlotte and Augusta
On Nos. 81 and s. Pullmah Sleeping Cars
between New York and New Orleans New
York and Jacksonville and Tampa and be-
tween New York and AShcyille and Washing
ton, Memphis and Augusta. Dining Car Greens
l,Oro to Montgomery.
ON Trains Nos. II and 81 Pullman Sleepcr be-
tween Greensboro and Raleigh
Trains Nos. ii and IL run solid between Rich
mond and Atlanta and carry Pullman Sleeping
Cars between Richmond, DanyilIe and Greens
bOrU.
T.. BERKLEY, J. 5. 3. THOMPSON
Superintendent, Superintendent
Greensboro. y. I. Richmond, Va
w. \. TURK, General Passenger Agent,
WASHINGTON, ID. {.
). III. HARDWICk, Asst. Gen1 Pass Agent
ATLANTA, GA.
w III. GREEN, SOL HAAS,
Gen1 Manager, Traffic Manager.
Washiu gtOn. ID. {. WaShingtOn ID.
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Buy the genuine Geo Z. Nissen wagons
new and fresh from the shop.
II II. MARKHAM, Agent,
aug IA Durham, \ C.
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Leave Richmond 1910 p. m. da ly; leave ey s.
vile $40 p. m; arrive oxford sos p. NJ, Hen
deGson 40 F. m, Durham 7;4O P: NJ, Raleigh,
daily, Durham 1000 a. M, Oxford il:34 a. N.
arrive keysville geo P. m, Richmond 4:50 p.
m. daily.
Trains on Q. s. H. r. R. leave Oxford SEQ a.
IN. and 6:lO p. m. Qaily except Sunday, 1l:40 p.
M, daily, and arrive II andersen $50 a. IN. and
200 p. m, daily except Sunday and 1870 p. N. g,
daily Returning leave Henderson $50 a. N.
and 1:20 =. M. daily except Sunday, and 4:30 p.
m, daily, and arrive at Oxford 725 a. M and
$40 p. m, daily EXCEPT Sunday, and $40 p. m.
daily.
Nos. 35, Sc and 3S connect at Richmond from
Sunday
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aug IA

Case of 40 years standing where opcl
ations have failed have been cured b
japanese Pile Cure w. NJ. Yearly.
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Tn. sarah h. Y.sf.r.

This handsome aud weii-appointsd hotel. Just
nnisaca the past year. aud elegantly furnished
throughout with all tue com forts aud eonvsni-
enees of modera private residence, and cen
trally located the North seattle cable line. At
he corner OF Republican and Poplar streets, ts
now under the supervision of Mrs Hammond.
who has In the few months of her occupancy
proven herself = most capable aud popular man
ager. This now completed aud established sn-
s,itution was projected 10 meet the needs Of
women ana girls coming 20 the city GA business
or pleasure. and for the business women of car
CITY, fasay of whom by honesty ana hdeiity
have been enabled 20 push their way along most
q! The tines 81 industry in which success III
wolves tact rapid movement and iaItbiulness ~
detail. and, too. hv society OF HOMECOMING.
principally and home-lossrE women, who rec
ogn.Ee in the rapid advancement OF all classes
and ,selr ever changing relations that the
business girl az tais year--ieschets. sseaos
rspheEs, dsessnskers. operators, clerks or
any o. The numerous branches open 10 their
aett augers or euics psrcep,soa-is liable before
is close TO be called into = r4rtnefshp of hone
making, and that the seis-eommaae gsiaet ~
eontsc; with business methods and systsraste
detail Is 60 mean part o. ;he necessary training
for the complicated obligations Of sweil-or-
derei bona Tie association has spsaS mach
time snd money in iss sreciioa and equipment
vita - ye; lsgat patronage They are arra,
however. in she BELIEF thai when better under
s,osd IL w,B enjoy more thaa the satiespsted
favorable support AL young ladies wiihoai
tire parental reef are cordially invited 10 80 oai
aud ioos toe house over. lon will Dc Kindly
received. and viii and large halls. pleasant
ching roouns with good sasie. neat aad AIRY
shsmters. sewing toosa with maehi1e. and
large paF!crs beautifully fuFu!sAe1. iaeiidtns
uew piano Casrsex froEa - e. - Per week
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suesrnins the proposition TO adjourn
nxns until later. Mitchell Was
emphatic. He looked supremacy dis
kis.ea when he heard the possibility of
pos'ponement until Saturday. and then
Unmarked With energy: Il viii listen 70
no proposition from the club unless il
= made worth my while. have
hIsisned my work, and have made ali
preparation to leave here for the fight
innrsdsy. The only object OF the club in
possponing the fight 10 20 draw more men
dosn here. II takes no account of the
men Who have already come down
20 ses the fight. but proposes sim
ply to keep everybody here
AZ increased expense. an n
can make more money for itself II shev
~ans postponemeat 20 Saturday they
must, ~ have said. make IL worth my
vile to wait, otherwise I shall fight
Thnrsday.r
The granting OF the temporary iniunc-
non ut Jacksonville vas grateful news 70
Toe members Of the Mitchell party. .sof
curse this does not settle everything"
SAID Bat Aasierson. but il does
look as though the governor was
anposed 70 argue. and that is what he re-
fused to do heretofore. We have i, from a
source which | cannot give you. but
Nnsch | assure you is the highest.
tnat the granting of the Injunction
WIZ not be unsatisfactory TO Gov. Mitch
ell He does not. my informant stated,
desire to place the city OF Jack
sonviiie under martial Law. and
having done al he could in the way Of
what he thinks right. and then having
been stopped by the courts. will be glad TO
nave the matter settled that way rather
'nan drawn ont in an eternal wrangle."
1T suits me all right said Mitchell.
II don't care where the tight comes off. so
long a. 10 does come off, o; course pre-
Ter comfortable arena TO a fight in the
bushes. bat want the fight TO come off
without any more monkey business"
The Mitchell party will move up to
Jacksonville tomorrow. All the party
profess themselves perfectly sure the fight
can have but one result and that will be
the utter rout OF Jim Corbett.
ATLANTA. Ga, Jan. % Coy. Northern
has received information that the Corbett-
Mitchell fight Will probably be pulled off
in Georgia. This afternoon he left
for Ware county. bordering on
Florida He summoned the sherifss
OF five other border counties TO meet him.
He declares that no fight shall take place
on Georgia soil. He and Gov. Mitchell, of
Florida, are In close communication.
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The Cemri..,on NJ Chimes.

is not yel over than taat OF unfortunate in-
dsvidgsi whose liver complaint has assumed
toe ehsonic form The eyesalls OF the sufferer
assume saffron hue, there ia duh pain in tie
region Of the organ affected. The tongue is
coated breath sour. sick headaches usually but
not always oecnr. and there 10 sometimes dirzt
ness on arising from sistiur posture. COAST
patton au4 ayspepsis are also attendants Of ihis
very eoEnrnea algaaeat a.ways ia its aggravated
form. liable 10 breed aesessses Of shs liver
which are very 3anHesoGA Hostsfier's stomach
k,tssrs wholly eradicate. IL. as well a. ths troa-
eles complicated with To AMI whica il erigia-
stea Ia calls anu fever. q complaint which
slwsvs yields 70 tae Rlt:srs tas liver Is seriously
involved Tnts nae Alternative tanac removes
eos;ayensss ard md gesslon. rheumatic. nervous
ssd slcnsy trouble xH6 debility.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

No.nlns new was developed la the courhliu
murder case at Chicago Tuesday.
John q. - a, an ex. stre..
and kilied his wife and then kilisi himself in
New York Tuesday. Cause, jealousy.
In quarrel ct cente. Point Ark. Tuesday
between two brothers named Frize aud two,
brothers named Daniels. both OF the former an d
one OF the AFTER were killed All were moon
sinners
Two masked highwsymeu with drawn re-
voivers tried TO hold up pnasten occ upiei by
four 81 Louis society girs. Sadie Glrmeii,
tseorgie Boswell and Graeie aud Bessie Whit.
tsker Monday night sadie whipped up the
horse aud the hignwaymen were ontwitted.
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Ayers Pills are constantly advancing IN
the estimation OF those who use them.
They improve the sppetise. pronots d.
gessson. restore healthy action. aud rega-
late every function. They are pleasant 70
take. gsaile In their operation. and poser
fas N suhdgsnx disease.
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san Francisco Races.

SAN Francisco. Jan. %. -summaric.:
Five furlongs-0 ttyana won. Georgetown
second. Condo third. Time, f:03.
Six furlongs-Comrade won. RapbasI
second. sallie NJ. third. Time. i.lg,I.
SIX turiongs-Soo!ein won, ia la second
sam Post third. Time. :i5N.
second. The Kitten third. Time / "a
SIX inrlongs-Blixzard won, Seville sec.
ond, Oakland third. Time. f:i7s..
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Northwest Bapas, coavention.

The board OF the Northwest Baptist
convention Was in session yesterday as the
First Baptist church.
Rev. II. y. Proper. corresponding secre-
tary Of the convention. was reelected gen
eral missionary. and Rev. {. G. Marsson
reappointed district missionary.
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Tae Nev;nera Psesac are EOS raGasng esntzx
cars betwsea Seattle xs1 Portland o. trains
leaving seattle daily ~ . H1- sa1 seaviag
rest.sad daily al n TAls ssrvacs -
aekeawseSge1 - as znsa.easss4
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TIE Northern Paeaae are GOV ranalag d.n.ns
csls besresa seattle and Portland o. tralas
le.vfss seattle cA1iy ~ o. an1 leaving
Portland daily az n Tais service =
acknowledged TO Be unsurpassed
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To retain al abundant head of hair OF .
natural color TO q good old age, the by
giene OF the scalp must re observed. Ap-
ply Halls Hair Remover.
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1s agreeable and .ascae,es. roosA PsvAs. -

ms agreeable and efscac.cvs ToceA Psw1W. -
tAblished by more han twenty pears expereonoA
Ans received tho sanction OF the members - the
Dental and Medical professions of this Oily asaee.
ally. ana by them 70 Is daily recommended ax1
psescribsd IL IL a. pleasant In the application -
Is II excellent In It's efscts speedily rendan ne
essth white and smooth the gums n~aithfa ret
faad arm. and BY f~auen, win preserve snsn
in this desirable condition, II araduA1y bus o.
fscsuAaly removes tartar and dsssroyss the pare
ssticaI animaicuie which nsxisot may have psr-
mittsd TO collect ana prevsnts their further
mutation. thus serving ~ . complete beauttnes
and preserves OF the teeth. Microscopic s1aminar
tons have been made Of the matter deposited On
the teeth and gums Of indtviduals selected fron
all classes Of society ana Of variety ~ bodily
condition, and In nsariy evsry case animal and
vegetable parasites we're found To sxfse Ia greas
numbera Experiments were made FOR fhsir -
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Powder we're found 70 Be most s1sctuai. assarey.
Eng them instaafly.
Through the Kindness Adsaas - - -
misse1 70 publish tbs following
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II 700 want sssa;. try cur ,resh ranea eggs,
a. - eeaa . sessa- Cocps< 4 Lsyy.
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George W. child. On, of p.nx.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23.-George w
oh'ids Is better this morning He is now
considered out of danger.
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rxsrrMoNrALs.

Read what ysur dentist has . sav
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furious to teeth and gum.
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Ing.
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KEYS fitted and gun repairing; all work
guaranteed Hardy & Hall, Pioneer block.
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johnson Lowers the Skating Record.
MADISON. Wis, Jan. 3.-John g. John
son, the Minneapolis skater. today COW
cred quarter mile in 3ik seconds with
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For rates and further particulars apply 10
r. W. McaINSfs. General Agent
Front 81, foot OF Cherry.
oEa w I. BROWN. q. A. A.. Vancouver. B. c.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22

American manufacturer, that be can
manufacture cotton goods cheaper per
yard taan the English manufactures,
and consequently undersell him.
ar Blaine says that the two prime fac
tors which form the basis Of the cotton
manufacturing industry are labor and
raw material, and that in them we stand
upon sn equal footing with England.
Just at this time the reproduction Of this
report by Mr. Blaine on the cotton in
dustry is particularly pertinent, because
what can be done with cotton can also be
done with iron, wool and all free materials
which are abupdant in this country
This is precisely what is proposed TO be
done by the Wilson bill.