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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11

Die 9iebe unb Ginbre9er bebienten i9
bamals ebenfnGs zines Su6rperfs, cp4
fa1ben bic 8eamten 8etpeiie bafir, baB
Der 8usen unter Der 2uit Der geito6lenen
Wadren auiammenge6ro9en mar. Dies
bate ie f9lauer sema9t, unb Bel i6rer
Iebten Sbut am 5reitas Morgen benuBten
ie einen i9peren @agen, Der nit sipei
Pferoen befpannt mar.
Sobn Mc@rat6, Der Der Nnfii6rer biefer
fre9en 8anbe mar, lift tpobl Der beitbetannte
8anoit in Gbica9o, pbtppbl er erit 81 Sabre
alt 1T. @ls @riinber Der eefir9teten Mprz
teG<Wfc9rat6 : 8anbe, bic Sabre lang Elm
S4reden fir bic 8enobner Der Gtabt i'm
4agemeinen unb Der @eitieite i'm 8eIonbes
rem mar, bat er fi9 einen guf e%rporben, Der
tpeit iiber Die @ren5en feiner 8ateritdbt bin
aus9e6t. @ie biel @inbrii9e unn Moroe bic
Wtitglteber biefer 8anoe begangen baben,
fpeiB 3temanb; Sbatia4e uber 1T, buB ie in
bic 6unberte 9eben.
8egen zines @inbru1s in bas 6dus bes
Sleif9ers 8ilfie, Nr. 511 Sib SefferIonz
ftruBe, tpurbe Me@ratb i'm Sabre 1893 gu
rs Sabren 3ubtba,ns berurtbeilt, bo9 @ouz
berneur 4ltgelb febte bic Strafe uuf aht
Sabre berab. 0a5u fam CUTE Siibrung, 10
oaB man i'm, ber in feiner Sugenh cine CUTE
S4ul6iloung genofen, fogar gum !9ttlfsz
8m9balter i'm 3u9tbaufe mudte, unb na9
flint Sabren, bret Monaten Inb 5ip0lf Sagen
purbe bet 8erbre9er pieber auf bic Menf9z
beit losgela1en. Die friiberen @oae9en oes
gefdbrlihen 8urI9en paren in3nif9en gum
3beil gebGngt pber ms 3u9t6aus geS9idt
tporben. Seine 9uuptanbdnser paren:
Sbomas garbine, rMont" 9iagins,
r8ulbp" 8rotpn, Sobn unb Gbarles Ntcz
@aire, 8arneD 9unt, r8nu" GoIopD,
MiGium Munoban, nMideb" 9ou9ep,
SObn 8ebun, Scout" 0tennolbs, nMidep"
McGunu, Buff" 9ig9ins, r8rt9" 2pOns,
Sobn' 9efferman, r2iftp" Mc@ann, 8ert
Muronep, SSumes 8artGep, r8i19" @upz
nor, 9ugb 5lannigan unt gor gaeneb.
Sobn Mc@ratb 1T Der Sobn zines 8ubnz
tpdrters. Sein 8ruber Somes tpurbe bon
poli3iften erf9ofen, nd9Oem er mebrere
ber1elben ~pertplnbet bate. Sobn tpurbe Bel
benz @inbru9 in bus 6aus beg Sleif9er5
@iltie bon ben Detectives SprreG unb
SbauebnefTp ertuppt unb na9 elmer berz
5neifelten 9egentpe6r gefangen genommen.
8ei benz Rencpntre %bertpunbete er Sbrrea
bur9 einen S9uB in ben l1nterleib unb err
bielt bafiir BON S6augbnefp cine &ugel in
bus 8ein. Die gunae 8ltb bes @efangenen
te6rte fi9 ieoo4 ge9en etnen g%etpt1en 4n=
bretp Gallagher, pel4er Dor benz 8ilfie'i4en
9dufe aufpa1en fOlIte, BET benz Gaben Der
Detectives aber bas 8eite ge1u9t bate, obne
feinen SpieBgefe(Ien gu tpurnen. @r f4ipur,
baB er Gallagher bafiir umbrtngen piirbe,
bod 1T es ibm gum Slid ni6t g%elun9en, feiz
men 8or1ab aus5ufibren.
@ls er bor &ur5em bie S%trdfdnitdlt berz
lief, bieB es angemein, er. tperbe iebt etnen
re9t19affenen 2ebenstpdnoeG beginner. Die
gatten 8oriGbe, bic er ben pDli8eibeamten gez
geniiber ausfpra9, bielten audi pirtli4 gan5e
bier Wp9en an. Damn berfiel ct tpieoer fetz
men alten @~epo6nbeiten. gr ~organifirte cine
8anbe BON 8abnrdubern, bic i'm bafir gu
ibrem Mnfibrer ma9ter.
9ie iebt gegen i'm uno feline 9enoffen borz
~liegenben 8eneife biirften inbe1en f4perz
tptegenb genug 1ein, i'm unb bic l1ebrigen
| fpieber fir einioe Sabre fdlt 3u 1tellen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
2lus 6roBpaters Grinneruneen.

9err SObn MOlfe, MuplstOn, Soma, err
3d6Gt Bofgenbes: SD babe in BEN
,Gbriitiun Oracle" unb unberen 3eitunger
10 man9es iiber TOrni's &lpentrduter:
8lutbsIeber geGeien unb erinnere mid bd:
BEL, baB mein @rpBputer uno audi meir
Batter bes alien Or. peter, pie er i'm
8~oltsmunbe bieB, lobeno @rtpdbnung gs'
tban. Ser alte Or. peter Sabrnep mai
Der @rpBpater BON Or. peter Sdbrnep ir
Gbicago, Der iebige @igentbiimer BON Sora
mis- Mlpentrduterz 8lutbeleber, unb fin
Sabre Der 9uusur5t Der 9omiltOn 5amili'
(meine @rDBeltern miitterli9erfeits) ii
8afbington g., gRb. Ser 8ornumer
meines @roBbater mar @eorg." gin'
Mebi5in iiberlebt ni9t elm S~a6r6unbert
tpenn iie ni4t Wert6 bat. Der 4Ipenfrdu=
erz8lutbeleber t6at quite 9ienite i'm QaufC
Der Sabre unb purbe beltebt unb gea4te
i'm palaite unb in Der 9iitte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11

Sn peprtu 1T iebt Elm ntues
prG9ttees tdbttf4es Bath
9ous, bas NIT feiner inneren GinrtG=
tung ungefGbr cine DETERMINATION 0oqara
toftet, feterIi6 eineetpeibt tporoen. 0ie bor=
tige Some" bef4reibt ben 8uu 70:
rWenn audi Der 8auftbG bes neuen Tdbz
tif9en gPatbbuusgebdubes elm Mti9ltnq 1T,
befen ar9itettonif4er Gbaratter ni9t :lar
gu ent3iFfern lit, 10 mo9t bos @e6GuDe
troy Der i6m ange6dngten 8tnterliB9en unb
bes fnidebeinigen 0omes ben @inbrud Der
@olioitdt unO imponirt gang eepalt;a in
Der 1msebung BON ben truuri9en alten Sc
bGuben aus peortas eriter @ntnidelun9sz
periobe. Sebenfu1s entiprt6t Der 8au Ieiz
mem 3mede bo0ftdnbig, unO feline innere
Ginri6tung 1dBt in 8e5ug uuf 3ped=
~mGBigfeit uno Gtesan5 ni4ts gu tpinf9en
ibrig."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
GtabItrt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf.
Wholesale & Retail Grooa-,
232 nn0 234 of 2RanOOfp6-StrGee,

232 mno 234 Oft 2fanOOfp6-StrGee,
apii9en Erantltu- uuO Ntartst' Str.
Gbic oG o, Sis.
erbIelt IDeben tp,eoer
Wedbten impact. WeitpbdIifd1e hen S~d)imfen,
Snip ottirte brannIdIW. SerDcIatiuurft,
Support. VrGrffnrter SratDlrIt III &5iid1fen,
@crGudl crte 86nIebrtiitc 06mfefcuIen,
Gtrabbur9er GanSIebe rsV a teteu,
Teuc hpu. SOAh1ringe, tturpe9. Sto6fId1,
Medte Satfb. misunderstanding III &atnet,
Wtarit. notwithstanding II. ySeiniauce.
Sr1port. &amb. Noumopie, 9lndIppies,
&ielcr Sprottcu, &santb. 8itdIinse,
Sntport. run. Sarotnee, Sarocuenbntter,
Med)te SaIslatScucH, 9ppetttsS Glib,
NAN. &aotar, ntarinirten @santb. NaI,
WSartntrte Tprelen, WnfreIcn, &apern,
6ranS. SaroineS, Sbainpienons, 3rdffeIn,
StibeGer Spar9eln, d)mittbobHen,
9cntidbe SaIatfartuHeln 3eItpmer 9Riibem,
Irtlde 8etro6t. g dltoG itit (Qtlsel, Samerfrait,
Medlten utaat. WoleusY aprifa, 0fobnlamct,
9emtfbe &irie, &infen, @riinfern, VerI8erite,
Stdipet5en ttno $0fer9riiBe, @ciaengrtcS,
&0rtoncImehI, NetetteDl, GrbSntcbI,
&rbsmutn, ttnI. Ntocarout ttn0 WuocIn,
Smport. Sd1Weiscr .tno anterif. WitIG,
Med1tcn &iebig'S StctIdlcrtract
Ketitltcn NnHel0nrfcr Scnf tnO @ctitciSt9,
Wettpdtetc 0eutidDe 0irner, Gcioeibeerem,
9eItidDcs StUetl d. cnrnuS, 9ctro6n. &iri d. ,t,
Teiniten SUuo=, Wsoffas iIit0 H~ipsSaafTcc,
Gnn. tn0 dltnel. Sbce, SideIfafcc,
WedIten 8farrer SSneipp"S NaIsf0fee,
xfeiHer unn OILERS SGffees Srtraft,
2Stener Teiecnfaftec, oentidte Sid prien,
Med1te NontuesSbocpIaOr, &afap,
Ned)tcn Gntt1 cIttbnIcr &1Ic, STrdlterf6Ie,
8rnns. HcGuefprt= u. GarnembertfdIe,
n pntn O. az De 9tie, G0nrlcr u. yeeul d ateIer@6Se.
i%IeinitCn &Sanot1Ic, &intbnr9et II. Nabmf6le,
sledDtel Barrier SdInupftabnd pom Xokbe6,
9emtId1e G@iitir1oer CT, &uMfrakcr,
SoIsiG1De, cuIspantoffelt u. I. No.,
au ben b~lIt9ftet 8retien.
Henry SchOeIIkOpf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
nag bic etmfmerffamfeit Oct e.

D- 9ic Mmfnterffautfeit Der Ses
fer Der @odenaaS8nbt Der wS1ts
uotS etaatSseitmn8" Wtro bternttt
a1tf ole an atoerer StcHe .. 8I. Oers
6Tentlidte Site Der Yr6ntien fir
IamTere nora11SsabIcmocn eIbontte,ts
ten 8eri6tet. GbcnoafcIbF fttto
aud ole 8eSim8Mn9em, ttntcr Semet
Oic Nrauttctt sur 8ert1etImnS seIan=
setn, ntit8et1eilt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11

&rebs 9%ei1bar? Wie oft I6on
i1uBte 6teie Srage, auf 9runb berfe5lter
Neriu6e, berneint iperOen. SEPT ober lit
Der preiS Der Barrier Qtabemie Der Meoiz
gin fir boS Subr 1898 ben 6eiben Ner3teu
@3ernb urtO Sruneoef BON Brag 3ugefpro,
den, neil Tie cine Metbobe Der 6eilung bes
Rrebfss 9efunben BADEN foGen. 8ie es
betBt, buhen bon i6nen oorsenommene pinz
felungen nit &rfen in nod ni6t uasutpeit
oor9ef9ritteren SG1en bonftGnbige 6eiIuna
). 9. BON @eii3tstre6s berbeigeFibrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11

2eute, bic i'm Eebten &riege biel peniser
%sifteten, ols 9obfDn, Tinb Idngft bef0rz
bert iporben. Qber 9obfon's 8efDrberuna
pom Corps Der 6IOttenf9iffs6auer CUR 2inic
dls rSieutenantz@ COMMANDER" 1T benz Senut
nod INNER ni3t eingef4idt, 10 Iaut tie, UNI
mfttelbar na9 ieiner 9eloentbat in Santiugo,
IN Wafbington porausbertiinbet purbe. Den
Stnienpffi5ieren Der SlOtte gefaaen berurtige
SefOroerungen aus benz Corps Der 98iffsz
bauer iberbaupt ni4t. 1nb bic 0obfonz
&u tereten Bel Oenem bod gegen Sob
ion tpett mebr. geiiinbi9t ipurbe, als BON ibm,
itnO Oteien 9erren elm bo9pinfommener
SrnnO 9e9en bic in 5ruge itebenbe 8ef6rbez
tnng.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11

9r. iurts Mur NbGer pon
Omaha bat ii4, tpte mir aus Der r@traBz
burger pot" erfeben, f4On tiibti9 in feline
pfli9ten uls umeritanff4er 8i3econfll fir
StraBburez&ebG etng.Gebt. limb bur8 feline
beoeutenben g%eiitigen @i9eni9aften mie
bur9 feline 2iebenstpiirbigteit, bat ct ft4
bsreits bic 3unei9ung BON puscd1 9az
b ID, benz @bparh RoIepater StruBburgs,
ernprber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
: Infer. eurrsfpOnOentsn rnh go.n.,

- ltnfere @orrefponoenten unS Nsen:er
bsfu4en bic folgenOen Stauten:
Serr 9auG SrisbeI bic Staten Snna
minnefota. fonie Norbz u:.b SiibzO atota
6err Sreb S4erf bic Stuatsn MidistE
unb DiscOnfin.
6err Qbolf 8erner ben Stdat Rebrdstd
6err peter 8uf9 ben Staat Suinois uni
Snbiand.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
mern ods KIeine sobnt.

70 peridumt iti9t, bas ate unb pobl erprobte
Siilfsmittel fir bas 3obnen ber &inber,
Wrs. @insloru's Sootbin9 Sprup, an3u=
lDei1OeH: er beru9i9t bas Sillb, erpei9t bas
8inSfeila u pils't ii Se ae' b gs% miitei a e'te'sl
Siarrboe. Siinfun6swansia @elts bic Slai9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11

Tn& befOnbsrsr ueberetntunft bat bic
gsrman Imeriean publifbins So. IN Cos
NnseIss. @aIif., unfers 8ertretuns fir ge'
nunnte Stabt unb Siibzg aIifornisn i6er'
nOmmen unb inb 6srtn gertretsr bsrs6tist.
0bonHementsgeI6er su fnnettirtn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11

p, Grtra pate||. -,SaIUator" INTO
,,8atrti6"|,
Nettte WaIsbterc, 9ebrattt bot oet
Gonr. Seipp 8retu9.G 60. ST. SIai6ct
1tnS IdHern at baben. Selepbonc:
90. $50. 8ottItt9 9cptsn. go. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
Gesundheit, Kraft
und Leben fir Ale

bic all anitedenbem 9ranfbeiten, iusenoIideu 0ers
trrun9en, oerIorener @nersie, 9ei1mG9ter M8a,t.
~testraft. noer an irgeno einem anoern llebel Ieioen.
Seutide HauosIeute! 6iitet @udb Dor 9epiiSen=
Ioiem Quadialbern. Werft @uer @elo ni6t sum
Seniter binaus fir nubloie D@Iectrii6e @irteL"
Doer anoere NIT morttIareienoer Jfeclamte anaes
prieiene Io9enuunte ,Munoer."
S9reibt an uus fir ein beutfbes Softorbud, milf
ntelen lebrreiden SiIoern, iporin cine &urmefhpSe
1ieoergele9t lit, ipel6e fb ielbit in ben oer3iueifeIs
item S1aen tets beipGbrt uno SauIenbe BON pprs
Jeitisem Sobe serettet bat. OasieIbe miro fir Is Gts.
gut oerpadt, fret uerianot.
DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITUT.
II Clinton Place, New York. N, v.
2Sip 1Sp6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11

Sln gutter gtante it fir etne Mebi3tt bon bober BE.
o 3 ! N9tlnoietbat9 Sabre Der 9stluu9 BON 9uften
III Der Eeeoro bon Jayne's Expectorant,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-11
Outer Fang.
6efdhrlide 8ahnrduberbanoe
oin9fef eemadt.
Oct beriidJti9te Sobn Mt6ratb
itar iBr 5duptlin9.
$ett aonaten batte Die BanDe
nit Grfolg opertrt.
Geitern gelaug crit Der BOli3ei ibr iOrg=
lam bOr6ereiteter Coup.
Gin 2aitsfieO oer Clique, 2Srt. Sent
perft6t perge6fi6 at entfieGem.

nad bigger Derfoleune miro aud oiefer
Surfde, Der fi4 eites pferoes CUR 6lu9t
b%eoielte, feit9enommen. 5ahlreibe
Sahnen waren pom oen Strol9en beint=
eefu6t woroen. Die Derbre9erzG arriere
Don Jobn mc6rath.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-08
=. February S, 1899
A MAMMOTH NORTH CAROLINA
EDITION.

The careful reader of the proceedings
10 note the large number of charters
granted to those business and indus
trial enterprises that indicate material
progress. This fact, together with the
fourishing condition of nearly all manu-
featuring establishments in the State,
the building of new factories, the en-
largement of old industrial plants, and
the great interest in North Carolina in
vestments, shows that the eyes of the
investing world are upon the State.
Unless all signs are false North Caro-
lima is upon the threshold of great
industrial and business expansion. 1t
had no boom in the days of syndicates
without money and Improvements that
did not improve 1t is staid old
State. and has forged ahead steadily
until it already leads the South in cot
ton, tobacco, fish, oyster, truck and
other money-making lines of manufac-
ture and business.
There is confidence everywhere since
the political revolution last fall that
the future of North Carolina is bright.
Legitimate capital feels that it will re-
cure full protection, and there is every
indication that there will be more CAPT
tai invested in the State within the next
FIVE years than in any past decade of
the States history.
elsewhere that it is going to shortly is
sue the biggest special edition of a news
paper that has ever appeared in North
Carolina. This paper has already made
reputation for its editions devoted to
special lines. Its Cotton Mill, Tobacco,
Fish and Truck, Educational, Monu.
mental, State Fair and other like edi-
tons have done more to tell the world
of the advantages possessed by North
Carolina than any other agency that has
sought to advance the material interests
of the State. Now we propose as a
fitting finale of this line of modern
journalism, to issue MAMMOTH
STATE EDITION of the News and
Observer that will embrace all lines of
business, giving in one great issue a
complete epitome of the State-its re-
sources, industries, institutions.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-08
NEGRO IN THE SOUTH.
Col Carr Says the Elimination of the
Ignorant Negro Vote Doesn't Mean
Hostility TO the Negro.
washington Post.)

washington BOStJ
Col. Julian s. Carr, of Durham. ~
c., who was seen at the Raleigh last
evening, is one of the most Interesting
and picturesque personalities of the Old
North State. He fought four years for
the Southern Confederacy; laid down
his gun when General Lee surrendered,
and without Il dollar in his pocket went
back home and commenced pl0wing in
a field of cotton alongside one of his
ex-slaves. A short while ago he sold
out his interest in his mammoth to-
bacco factory at Durham for the snug
sum of 50, 100000, though he retains the
presidency of the company at a salary
Of $4,000 a year. Col Carr has snow
white hair and mustache, ruddy cheeks
blue eyes, and, at the age Of four and
fifty, looks in the prime of life. He was
a student in the University of North
Carolina when the Civil War interrupt
ed his education, but he is a sincere be-
lever in the beneficent work of the
schoolmaster, and is probably the only
Southern man who ever sent dollar
to the North in aid of that worthy
cause. He gave Bishop hurst $4,000
to help along the proposed American
University that is to be established in
the city of Washington.
''Our Legislature, which is now in
session." said Col. Carr, will, am
sure. enact a wise election law. The
welfare of the State demands an edu-
cational qualification for suffrage in
line with the statutes already in force
in South Carolina, Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi. A great many ignorant black
voters will be barred from the ballot,
but the result will be sanitary, for the
government viii be administered by
intelligent men, who are also the prop
erty holders of the Commonwealth.
Il am not afraid to proclaim myself
the friend of the negro. L want to see
him rise in the scale of humanity, and
am ever ready to help him in mis-
fortune / have seen 10 negroes in
my employ march to the polls and vote
the Republican ticket soldly. None OF
them lost his job on that account. But
it is better for both whites and blacks
that the negro should retire from
politics. 1t was a great mistake to en-
franchise the race wholesale, and THINK.
ing men of all parties now admit 1t. in
DISTINGUISHING a large per cent of ne
groes ON the ground of illiteracy North
Carolina is not demonstrating any hos
tility toward them. On the contrary,
public sentiment is strongly in favor
of befriending them, for we are going
to give the colored people, pupil for
pupil, exactly the same In dollars and
cents as is devoted to the free educa-
ton of the whites.
4 have made more than casual
study of the question; have examined
into the treatment accorded the negro
in the cities of the North and the
towns and on the farms of the South
and my entire observation leads me to
the conclusion that he is far better sit.
uated in the Southern country than III
the States north of the Potomac"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-08
THE TRUSTS MUST co.

This afternoon the House Judiciary
Committee viii again give consideration
to the Stevens antitrust bill. 1t is prop
or to give a hearing to any who wish
to be heard but a stringent anti
trust bill, warranted to hold, ought to be
enacted The Stevens bill is virtually
the same bill that is upon the statute
books of Missouri and Illinois, and is at
no point open to objection as to it's con-
stitutionality. If the Judiciary Commit
tee can improve it, they ought to do so.
The day is near at hand when So
licitor who does not enforce the laws
against trusts will be driven from office.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-08
NO RIGHT TO UGLaNESS.

The woman who is lovely in face, form
and temper will always have friends,
but one who would be attractive must
keep her health. If she is weak, sickly
and all run down. she will be nervous
and irritable. If she has constipation
or kidney trouble. her impure blood will
cause pimples. blotches, skin eruptions
and wretched complexion. Electric
Bitters is the best medicine in the world
to regulate stomach. liver and kidneys
to purify the blood. 1t gives strong
nerves, bright eyes. smooth, velvety skin.
rich complexion 1t will make a good
looking, charming woman of a rundown
invalid Only 90 cents at any Drug
Store.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-08

We give no rewards, an offer of this
kind is the meanest of receptions. Our
plan is to give every one chance to try
the merit of Ely's Cream Balm-the
original Balm for the cure of Catarrh
Hay Fever and Cold in the Head, by
mailing for 10 cents a trial size to test
it's curative powers. We mail the 80
cent size also and the druggist keeps
it. Test it and you are sure to continue
the treatment Belief is immediate and
a cure follows. Ely Brothers, SO War
rem Street, New York.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-08

The fellows who are always looking
for chance to give the Democratic
party lick under the fifth rib are now
ridiculing the party because a shrewd
cigar manufacturer has agreed to give
part of his profits to the Democratic
campaign fund. Nobody on earth has
anything to- do with the scheme except
the cigar maker. He is shrewd enough
to ''catch on to the popular cause. 1t
is absurd TO criticize the Democratic
committee because a cigar maker secs
the drift of popular sentiment.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-08

Gentlemen of the Legislature: The
people of the State are getting anxious
about the Jim Grow Car bill. Why
not pass it right away?
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-08

Boston has established free public
baths for all its citizens and has APP
propriated 100000 to enlarge the play
grounds for the city schools.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-08

1t is not believed that the Legislature
will be able to adjourn on the both Of
February, as it resolved to do ten days
ago. There has been a good deal of sick
ness among the members, and that has
retarded the work. 1t is hardly possi-
BILE that the business can be finished by
that date.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-08
HORRIBLE THREAT.

(From Fliegende Blaetter).
Mother Ito little Frieda, who has been
taken to the dentists to have tooth
pulled "Frieda. if you cry I'll never
take YOU to a dentists again.
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(U1ndG1o the Dome

The following is summary of tn
churches to which Senators and Rep
belong, and a summary o
their avocations:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-08

Gen. Wheeler can now retire to the
He is THE hero of the recent war, hut
that does not warrant overturning the
policy of the government. The civil and
military ought always to be kept sep
arate.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-08

A good rule for Democrats to follow:
Whenever you see trust, hit it on
the head. If it is a cigarette, tobacco
or school book trust, it makes no diff
ference. All are bad and there are no
degrees in their lawlessness.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-08

Several citizens are here from Wayne
and Johnston asking for a stock law
and it is understood that lager dele.
CATION will soon follow. 1t would seem
that they will not succeed as II Wavnc
county, as the Senator and Representa-
tives from that county agree hat such
legislation ought to be postponed until
the suffrage amendment is adopted.
They believe that questions that
cause local divisions and dissentions
ought to be avoided until the white
people can have the power TO settle them
among themselves.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-08

A correspondent is informed that the
bill to change the cornerstone of the
white blind institution has passed both
houses and is a law.
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HOUSE.

The action of Representative Heriot
Clarkson, of Mecklenburg, in with
drawing his bill for Textile School, and
reporting one making it a part of the
Agricultural and Mechanical College
was patriotic and broad-minded. Mr..
Clarkson's own bill was favorably re-
ported by the Educational Committee,
but when he saw that there was
possibility of some division of opinion
that might endanger the establishment
of the school itself, he rose above all
sectional feeling, and united with the
authors of other bills in drawing one
upon which all agreed. and which it is
said by its advocates will pass the House
to-day. Such disinterested actions show
man worthy to lead and worthy of
all confidence In the same spirSt dis
played by Mr.. Clarkson is the following
editorial utterance from the Charlotte
Observer:
1T is to be regretted that the loca-
fion of the textile school, if it is es-
tablished, is not to be open TO COMPETE
tiOn but that it vii be made a depart
ment of the College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts. Charlotte would be
glad to be the seat of this school. How
e%r, the matter of location Is a Sec
olNary one and we would not like 10
appear to take narrow view of q
broad subject. The idea is to get this
school established-if we understand its
promoters they are largely Indifferent as
To just where it shall be. They design
that it shall be for Norm Carolina-not
for any particular locality. Sympathiz-
ing with them in this, we therefore hail
with satisfaction the news of the favor
able report upon it by the House com
mittee on Education, as an adjunct of
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege. and take pleasure in Mr.. Clark
sons declaration that in this shape it
will readily pass the House If it does
this is almost certain that it will pass
| the Senate
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The many friends of Hon. Lee s.
Overman Throughout the State will be
glad to know that, though still confined
to his bed he is improving. lie has
been quite sick for ten days, but he
hopes to be out next week, and will If
he continues 10 improve.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-08

If the judiciary Committee wants to
hear the truth about Trusts. let it send
for Hon. c. b. Watson. He will give
it. without varnish.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-08

The members of the railway organiza-
tons, consisting of conductors, engineers
and firemen. are united in opposition to
the pending bill to .equir" the railroads
to put on automatic car-cOuplers by
January /, 1900. TEay say tia; they
are better protected by the Supreme
court decision than by such Il law.