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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-10

REMDNYI COMING JAN. IS.

The Remenyi Concert Company are
winning laurels everywhere, and their
every appearance is being greeted with
great houses and enthus.astics audiences.
OF course, the great masters playing is
above criticism. He is one of the few
great living opponents Of his art.
Miss Parsons, the solo pianist with the
company, is a pupil Of one Of the great
est teachers Of Leipsic, and her perform
ances are splendidly received everywhere
Miss Adler, vocalist, is making a host
Of friends at every performance. This
company win be the greatest musical
treat OF the season for this city.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-10
OLD DOMINION LINE DINNER.

The fifth annual dinner given by the
Old Dominion Steamship Company to its
officers and agents, took place Tuesday
evening, the 9th inst, on board of the.
steamer jamestown" in New York. The
president OF the company, Capt Fl. A
Bourne, presided, and was supported by
Mr.. w l.. Guillaudeu, vice-president,
and Mr.. William Rowland, director.
At the conclusion Of the dinner, the
president reviewed the work Of the com
pany in general during the past year, and
the yice-president spoke of matters relat-
ing to the Traffic Department. Mr.
George V. Sloat, experimenting engineer,
referred to matters pertaining to the
Engineers Department, and many other
Of the officials spoke during the evening.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-10
DIR. KINGS NEW DISCOVERY TOR
CONSUMPTION.

This is the best medicine in the world
for oil forms Of Coughs and Colds and
for Consumption. Every bottle is guar
anteed. 1t will cure and not disappoint.
1t has no equal for Whooping Cough,
Asthma, Hay Fever, Pneumonia, Bron-
chitis, La Grippe, Cold in the Head and
for Consumption. 1t is safe for all ages,
pleasant to take, and, above all, sure
cure. 1t is always well to take DR. King 8
New Life Pills in connection withDr.
Kings New Discovery. as they regulate
and tone the stomach and bowels. We
guarantee perfect satisfaction, or return
money. Free trial bottles Mt John 7.
MacRae's drug store. Regular size SOC.
and 81.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-10
HOW ITO GET STREET CARS.
Give the Company at One Your Contract
for Electric Lighting.

There will be a meeting Of the Raleigh
Street Railway Company next Thursday
1t viii be decided, probably, whether the
street cars will again be put in operation
or not, and il so when. 1t is certain
that they will be again started if the
people OF Raleigh will do what they can
and should do to assist in the matter.
The cars 10y themselves do not pay eX-
penses, but the car line and electric Light
plant viii, If the electric plant is proper
" patronized. The company already has
contracts for nearly 5000 lights; it needs
1000 more to put the enterprise-street
cars and all-on paying basis. There
should be no trouble in securing these
The people OF Raleigh who want electric
lights should at once make contracts, -
that the matter may be settled at once
and the street cars be again put in oper-
alton at the earliest possible date. They
are a necessity and every public spirited
citizen should do all in his power to have
them re-established.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-10

Don't Daily with rheumatism. Purify
your blood and cure it at once by taking
a course of Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-10
THE PHI BITA SOCIETY.
An Interesting Meeting Friday Night at
Shaw University.

An interesting Meeting Friday Night AZ
Shaw University.
The Phi Bita Club held an interesting
meeting Friday night at Shaw Univer-
sity. 1t was one Of the best yet held.
The subjects under discussion were
"Our Public School System" and estate
Aid to Higher Education"
Prof J. II. Branch presented n
thoughtful paper on the first subject
giving instructive statistics. This drew
forth an animated discussion, which was
participated in by Messrs. N G. Bruce
g. n. Hunter and Miss Addie Whitaker
and Mrs E. c. Thornton.
DR.. Roberts presented fine paper on
the second subject, being an admirable
argument in favor Of State aid. The
discussion which followed was participate
ed in by the above named and Rev A. &
Davis.
The following committee was appoint
cd to consider our educational interests
and to make such suggestions as in then
view will tend to an improvement Of oul
school system; Messrs. G. N. Hunter
Rev. A. G.. Davis ]. III. Branch Il. A
johnson and n G. Bruce.
Subjects for future meetings are a.
follows:
January Is, "Busiuess-The Fmancin
Situation" January ~ THE Mora
Status of the People of North Carolina.
Our Criminal Record" by Miss s. \
Upperman. "A Study OF Reformatorie
of Other States" by Miss NJ. A. Love
"fhe Formation and Practical Operation
OF Reformatory for Youthful Criminal
in North Carolina" by Prof. A. J
Griffin
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-10
Men 8 She s.

90 instantly. perhaps do Womens fnt dongo
broken fL25 formerly
sold from IL to S..
c.n.-o.o;na sao,a,, ~ m n,c;ooL md roa
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WONDER. 8
viii Never Cease as Long as Mr.
Joe Persons Remedy Lives

Last June / was suffering tefibly from
some bladder rCuhle. Wiish WIS So severe
and extreme thai The physicians said an
operation Wouid have Ia Toe rtrioImed and
the stone crushed. / dreaded it So nnch and
had so much tailh IN Mr.. Person s WASH
that determined q try il first and see what
H. wen 10 i.r me, 50 ! applied Il thrre
times Gay aud in THIRTY SIX HOURS
the inflammation subsidized, lie sv iling and
enlargement was reduced ard TIL T. STONE
PASSED WITHOUT ANY TROU BILE, The
che was 50 la sc, and o one Cau Know, eX-
cept those v no have So suffered W hat il was.
DO not believe could h~ve Ood IN opera
ton, aud believe ! would have died Rad IL
not been for MIS-. Joe Persons WASH. II
anyone is suffering from This bladder tTOu-
he. let them try H. My pain would be so
Teat that would have 90 he put in tub of
hot water IO relieve those terrible psTuxysms
Of pains. 1t made a perfect cure Of me. Oh,
thai everyone could realize What a medic ne
5 within reach, and try IL. how mu Oh suffer
ing would be I'd. Mrs Person her>elf does
rot say as much for her remedy as il de
serves.
/ am, very truly,
MRS. ARNFR ALEXANDE
H,pewell, heCkleubuHg Co., n. G., Dee,
l. 1880.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-10
.Ur0ne: -.

You are cordially invited to join a Sc
lect, limited party of ladies and gentle
men for travel through Europe in the
coming summer. The tour embraces
Scotland, England, France, Switzer-
laud, Italy, Germany, (the Rhine), and
Holland. Apply at once for membership
and full particulars to Rev. c. L. HOf-
mann. Charlotte, n. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-10
NINE MULES ESCAPED.

Friday night at II O'Clock nine young
mules belonging to the Southern Railway
escaped, while being driven to Blake's
stable TO be fed and watered and return
ed for shipment. Any person having
knowledge about their whereabouts VIII
please notify Mr. Blake, or the agent
of the Southern Railway.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-10
We don't to 60 record being opposed to theories
Who would have thought year ago that would Ia
prices, like blood, will tell AN@s
Millinery.

ladies elegantly trimmed hats all marked at prices that II
that been retailing Sc and 81 81 ladies'
81 and ST. 25 s9 yards SIX ribbons assorted co.
halt inches wide which would be CHI
m yard IT, 90 25 and Soc nov ~ and S3o
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-10
LET JUDGE ARMFIELD SPEAK.
(Statesville Landmark

Governor Carr's message was read to
the Legislature yesterday. 1t is very
long. Among other things the Governor
recommends compulsory education. This
is rather advanced ground FOR a Demo
cratic Governor in conservative old North
Carolina We would like to hear Judge
Armfeld, for instance, make a few re-
marks on that subject
The Monitor-register., 1897-03-19

The fftieth anniversary paper prepared
aud read by Charles D. Lippincott at the
golden wedding of Barclay aud Kuturah
w. Edwards;
We have met here to day TO Gel brate
With our presence, our congratulations
and our cheer the fititth anniversary OF
the marriage vi uuI host aud hostess.
Fifty years ago 1t sday, aud as it happens
N the me day # the wetk Fourth
day, 81 Mo Sd, 1S47, in the neighboIing
t,wn of H~arrisouvllie, 10 a quiet, mod st
manner, their marriage was solemniKed
Even fifty years ago Harrisonville WAS
. town of importance. There we're the
mill, store. post off g, mechanics, but Lo
church. 1t was the centre and Cd
] 'yed the patronage of a growing agri-
cultural community. a few years earlier
she PLACE was called Culestown, but the
adj. traitor of the people for Gen. VIM
Henry Harrison, of Indiana, led them to
change to the o eupbonic name, Har-
iisonsiile, At the same time, for a
political Significance, 2 tin coon was
PLACED at the top of a high pole. and one
oil the c~iiizens made the prophecy that
his grandchildren would live TO see the
streets laved.
One Ut the important men of the town
at that time was Samuel Pimm, famil-
iarly known the country around as
Squire Pimm. He was also the village
blacksmith. and could usually be fJun /
at MS anvil, ready to shoe a horse or
sharpen a pillow. He was equally ready.
The Monitor-register., 1897-03-19
ny MARY u. CARPENTER

IGNORED friends. we send you greeting,
From our home so far away;
We wish you Joy and gladness,
On your Golden Wedding day.
Fifty years of clouds and sunshine,
Since that morning long ago.,
When you gave to each the promise
Binding you to veal or woe.
To you have been given blessings.
MoIe thar fall to many here;
Sorrows that have come to others,
lave been yours to soothe and cheer.
To you came from God in Heaven,
Lutte ones to cheer your way;
sons and daughters, kind and loving,
Prattling round you, day by day.
1ears passed by. They left the home-nest.
For their own. in a distant land;
Some for Rocky Mountain valleys,
One for far Paci 1c's strand.
These all come. or send you greeting,
To you in your home to-day;
And their spirits, with you, meeting
Other loved ones, far away.
Age is bending thee, dear father,
Silvering DER thy care-worn brow.
Patient mother, we would rather
Thou wouldst rest thy dear hands now.
Faithful parents, never firing,
We would like you, faithful prove,
By your lives. to us inspiring
On to deeds of faith and love.
We your kindred, all send greeting
From the Colorado band;'
May the future hiring MS meeting,
In that promised, golden land.
The Monitor-register., 1897-03-19

factories were built over all the free
North. The advancement in the general
welfare during the fifties astonished even
the actors. Lincoln became President in
1861. The civil war and the overthrow
of slavery resulted. And what mighty
strides we have made since; not only in
our own country, but over the world.
The Atlantic telegraph cable, the Pacific
Railroad, the telephone, the trolley-but
why go on? These things are of our
W time, yet we are ever amazed that
during the 1900 years of the Christian
Era the advance was SO small when com
pared with the progress that has been
made during this century-most of il
during the lives of our friends and the
very material part of it during their fifty
years of married life: Hence our con
gratulations.
We who are here at this pleasant re
union aud celebration of the fift!eth ami
versary of the marriage of Barclay arc
Kitturah W. Edwards this 3D. of Sd Mo.
1897, bave written IL names, making
memento that may interest their poster
ity.
The signers to the paper were all giver
In last weeks issue of the MONITOR
REGISTER excepting the following, which
were omitted through mistake: Sarah F
Ballinger, Elizabeth L. Davis, Rachel L
Moore, Miriam L, Moore, Emma F. Bal
linger, Mary L. Bassett, Joseph E Bal
iinger and Katie Deuschle. The name
Caroline Kirby, in last weeks issue
should have been Louisa Kirby.
Woodstown's proficient photographer
Miss Julia II. Elton, assisted by Maste
Samuel Borton, photographed the wed
ding company.
The Monitor-register., 1897-03-19
President McKinley's first Message t.

President McKinley's first Message to
Congress, sent to the extraordinary
session which convened on Monday, is a
characteristic and business like docu
ment. 1t deals with but one subject, and
that the revision of the tariff, in order to
provide additional revenue sufficient to
meet the absolute expenditures of the
government. There is nothing essentially
new in the Presidents presentation OF
the official figures portraying the great
and growing Treasury deficit, but he
makes it perfectly plain that only evil
can come of a policy of borrowing aud
continual debt contracting while the
country has unlimited means at its COM
mand. A condition of the revenue that
allows this, says the Executive, IS I'M
justifiable and should be corrected" 1t
is for this purpose that Congress has been
%convoked. All other business must wait
upon revenue legislation. The message
makes no ~allusion to currency reform or
to any specific platform pledge of the
party in power. Revenue is the great
need of the hour and the manner in which
it should be raised is thus tersely outlined
by the President upon strictly Republican
principles: "Daties should be so levied
upon foreign products as to preserve the
home market, so far as possible, TO our
own producers; to revive and increase
manufactures; to relieve and encourage
%agriculture; to increase our domestic and
foreign commerce; to aid and develop
mining and building, and to render to
labor in every field of useful occupation
the liberal wages and adequate rewards
to which skill and Industry are justly
entitled. The necessity of the passage of
a tariff law which shall provide ample
revenue need not be further urged"
The Monitor-register., 1897-03-19
Tools. Machinery, Tubs, Cans,

Etc, will also be offered for sale as part o
the above plant and in connection with the
foregoing property, and at the same time
and place the following articles. to-wit:
All engine tools at factory, two cen trifugal
milk separAtors, run by steam, DeLaval
patent; milk iector, l large power churn,
Spain patent; l butter worker. i ice crusher,
2 ice cream making machines, run by steams
/ table, sugar box, l clock, l feed grinder,
l grindstone, Babcock milk tester, agnre
scale, l lowe scale, 2 plantation wagons,
with sides and bottoms; / set false sides,
! open delivery wagon, \ ice wagon for de-
livering,. ] wheelbarrow, ! wagon holster,
l large ice box, l iron horse trough, l set
single harness, 4 sets half. chain harness, ,
oil tanks, 2 monkey wrenches, about 100 ice
hooks OF different lengths, S ice saws, :
FORK splitting bars, 3 chisels, l sieve scoop.
l ice pillow. snow scraper, l ice plane, 10 ice
longs, 10 shive wheels, 4 shive iron blocks,
2 sets ropes for handling ice, l chain scoOo
2 grapples, 2 scoop shovels, 4 blocks. | drag.
2 long handle tongs, / erowbar,2 ice scales
Tor wagon ice axe, l can washer, : small
refrigerators for ice cream bricks. p SCOT.
25-qt. do. 40 20qt. do, al I6-qt. do, ! Il at. do.
$40 at. do g sgt. do, 10 6 OF. do, 10 1 at do,
10 S-qt. do, 9 2qt. do. . LOT. do, IL 4Oqt'
brick mould. IS SPIT. do 4pt. do, ? SPIT
do 2pt. do, l 20 OF. mixing kettle, new;
80 SCOT. ice cream tubs, 4 4O-qG. do, s SCOT.
l5 25qt. do, 40 20qt. do, . l6-qt do. 10 l2-dt
do, 10 10 ct. do, 10 Sgt. do, 246 at. do, a q
DO ~ SGT. do, IA 2.qt. do Il lqt. do,
All the above real estate, buildings, ice.
machinery, tools, implements sc, will he
ofered for sale as a whole plant or business,
anu III not sold in that way will be offered
IN smaller parcels and sold separately. The,
pIant Is nrst-class ana in a very good Local
tloh. ANY quantity OF best quality Salem
county milk can be procured wit hin a radius
OF nve miles of the factory, ana no better
location for a milk, cream and ice business
can be found. Milk can be produced.
nonght, manufactured and transported as
cheaplV here as anywhere else in The eoun-
Try, ana this Is an unusual opportunity for
acquiring a good, lOng-estIblIshed business
stand, thoroughly equipped and ready 10
start on a days notice. This is the Original
pant OF the celebrated BIuna Ice Cream.
nrst made in this city in 1872 by John n.
Bruna, and the standard for excellence in
that branch of manufacture, and the name
ana right to make the same will be sold
described. 0
Any Information concerning the plant
and business will be given by the subscrib,
er, or by w alter d. Griscom, on the prem
lses, at No. 1872 East Broadway, and any
person desiring to view the plant and fac
tory, or other property above described will
De SHOWN The same on application to him.
Conditions at sale,
WILL AM L. billiard,
Receiver, &c.
n. ). FoGG, Solicitor.
dated February %, 1897. 2-26
The Monitor-register., 1897-03-19

Law is the mightiest educational force in
nature. The child's fi-st toddliug step is
a study of the great Law Of gravitation
and his first fall a realization of its
hangeless penalty. 1t is just the same
in society. Laws of conduct, man ners,
etiquette, with iuexorable penalties
attached, environ every human being at
every step.
1t is the same in what we learn from
books, art, travel; our whole life is a
study of law. Indeed, we study nothing
else from first to last for the very good
reason that there is nothing else to study.
In a world of sense law is our educator to
bring US up from weakness to strength;
in a spiritual sense it is ''onr school
master to bring us to Christ"
All laws on human statute books
should be related to humanity's veal as
were those given from Sinai; they should
Get up right standards; they SHOULD level
up, not down; they should never lst.fy
the wicked for a reward; they uionld
never recognize as property to bs pro
tected any commodity that iuti du1-s
and perpetuates in the community disease,
poverty and crime. For the law
educates. Il either clears or dims the
moral sense. Hence it must set up the
and thunder in the ear of greed, that
would glut it's accursed selfsbness upon
the innocent aad weak, a God-like Thou
shalt not" Because it violates this
foundation principle, license is a high
crime.
But besides being wholly wicked in
principle, any form of license is pitiably
inconsistent in policy. Consi Ter once
more the false and arrogant claim oil
license with the misleading prefix ''high,"
that latest device of Satan, who herein
proves his power, as many times before,
to deceive the very elect" That some
good men have been led away by it's lying
promises makes this unhallowed method
of legislation all the more dangerous.
Fortunately no temperance expert in the
nation; no mar or woman who has made
such a study of the principles involved
as those do whose lives are consecrated
to the greatest Of reforms, has spoken
one word in favor of this worst of all
methods of handling the liquor traffic,
They know too we'll that 'license" yokes
mammon to the chariot wheels of King
Alcohol. 1t puts a premium on the Gu,
pidity of tax payers, and lulls their con.
sciences to sleep with its siren song,
make the traffic bear it's own burdens"
until tleir dulled perception loses out OF
sight the fact that they have legalized a
t'afic which will render nece ssa nv, at
once, the expense of almshouse, hospital,
insane asylum and penitentiary, and is
fed by the de6auchery of their OWL
children.
Moral chloroform thus administered in
the form of poisoned gold, to a city or a
commonwealth, means it's certain degra-
datiop; the ruin which is no less intel
l~ectually than morally sure to fall upon
a people who ''call evil good and good
evil; who put darkness for light and
light for Darkness"
The Monitor-register., 1897-03-19
Tour TO California via Pennsylvania
Railroad.

In Southern California is found the
realization of a dream of the ~ancients.
Here are the "Golden Apples of the
Hesperides," ripening benath a sky more
beautiful than that of Rome, and in a
climate more perfect than that of Athens.
Never In the v lid $ II ghts of his imagi-
nation did either Homer or Hesiod ever
conceive of a garden richer in verdant
beauty, more productive of luscious fruit,
or set amid more picturesque and lovely
surroundings.
The last of the Pennsylvania Railroad
tours to the Golden Gate will leave New
York and Philadelphia March 26. stop
ping at Chicago, Omaha, Denver,
Colorado Springs aud the Garden of the
Gods" and Salt Lake City. Tourists will
travel by special train of Pullman palace
cars going. and return on regular trains
via any route within nine months
Round trip tickets, including trsnsporta-
ton. Pullman accommodations Zone
double berth), mesls, and other tour
features going, and railroad t~ransporta-
tion on regular trains returning; and one
way tickets. including transportation
and all our features going. will be sold
at the following rates -
The Monitor-register., 1897-03-19
A Sample Page from Traffic in Girls
and Florence C~rittenton Missions.n

"hu A4OAOASO O41GtCuLOu mlSSlOQS.
Every father and mother ought to know
that there is an organized, systematized
traffic in girls, and that their little girl is
not safe.
Mrs. Charlotte Edholm, in her plat.
fo1m addresses, feels that God has called
her as much to the preventive as the
rescue work and she always warns fathers
and mothers and girls of the snares laid
for maidenhood, by which 46. 900 beauti-
full girls every year, are, by treachery.
trapped and bought and sold in houses
OF shame. So heavy has the burden
become on Mrs. Edholm's heart that she
is getting out another edition of that
startling book, THE Traffic in Girls and
Florence Crittenton Missions" nearly
10, 600 copies of the first edition being in
circulation.
70 show the danger girls are in we give
one story from the book, which is but
one case of thousands where girls as
innocent, are made prisoners and slaves.
A man who called himself q gentle
man, though he frequented houses of
shame, firing of all the girls of a certain
resort, asked the proprietor to get him a
fresh" article. The keeper had noticed
a beautiful young schoolgirl going by
daily, and she determined to trap her for
her wealthy patron, and to this end took
one of the house servants into the plot.
One morning this servant, an old
colored woman, was washing the steps as
the girl vent by, and rising from her
knees she exclaimed. Honey! you's |
dress is all torn in the back. Come in a
minute and I'll fix it up"
The unsuspecting child startled, |
quickly stepped inside. and Immediately
the door WAS looked and she found she |
was a captive and was utterly bewildered.
A messenger was sent for the patron.
Hurriedly he went, aud as he opened the
door Of the bed chamber the girl threw
herself sobbiDg on his bosom, with the
words, "Oh, papal I'm so glad you've
come. They've got me locked in here
for something-I don't know what-and
1 was SO afraid. How did you find me,
papa ?"
What if some other man was sent for
No wonder that man was converted into
a rescue worker.
Father! mother, would you save your
Find out the traps laid for her
by sending SO cents for his book to Mrs.
Charlton Edholm, The Temple, Chicago,
Ill.-Brom the New Crusade.
The Monitor-register., 1897-03-19
There Is Nothing SO 5000.

There is nothing just as good as DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, so demand it and do not Permit the
dealer to sell you some substitute. He will
not claim there is anything better, but in order
TO make more profit he may claim something
else to be just as good. You want DR..
Kings New Discovery because you know it
TO be safe and reliable, and guaranteed to do
good or money refunded. For Coughs, Colds
Consumption and for all affections Of Throat.
Chest and Lungs, there is nothing SO good as
is DIR. Kings New Discovery. Trial bottle
free at Harry Guests Drug Store.