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GRATITUDE IN n RESTAUR1yE.
The Elderly Customer Thanks a waitres
for Her Consideration.

The Elderly Customer Thanks a waitress
for Her Consideration.
Thank you. the queer looking old man said
pleasantly. as the waitress In the quick lunch
restaurant put his buttered toast and coffee
before him. She turned upon him with a
frown. thinking. perhaps. that she had de-
tected touch OF irony in his words, but she
checked herself when she noticed the sincere
expression on his face.
Why do you thank me2" she asked rather
sullenly.
"Whyp" he repeated with q surprised smile,
oh. see-you're not accustomed to 1t. Well,
frat do 1t on the principle that . kind word
will never do any harm. and It may do some
good Secondly. think that a word OF thanks
Is due for every service rendered, even IL the
service is compulsory. Thirdly, and that ia
my chief reason in this case"
She was already beginning to wish that she
had never asked and she knew that the head
waitress was observing her from the other end
Of tho restaurant
Thirdly" he went on. II uttered NV
expression OF gratitude on this special occasion
In recognition OF your little nod whom you
received my order, That nod. so easily
executed and so rarely seen. told me that you
had heard and understood what said Most
girls do not move when you give your
order. They stand close to you. but their eyes
are directed into vacancy and you speak as II
to a wall. While the sound OF your own voice
is still in your ears. they move of impassiyely
as icebergs, and you do not know whether they
have heard or not. Orthey stare you straight
Of STONE 5nS fcsi but with an expression
human soul shiver. with cold and your heart
yearn for some place where noisy darkies
throw plates and dishes at your head. Or they
beStow beaminG smile upon some fresh
looking youngster at the noxt table You
astonlshed and pleased me with that charm
ing little nod Of yours; And It should be a
great great pleasure to me. indeed. to reward you
with something better than words /"
she drew closer and gave her entire atten-
OF the head waitress
But then I suspect that any offer OF money
would be resented by your pride and seli-re-
speet; and ! would not tor anything In the
world tempt you to violate the rules OF the
sstaolishment which are explicit on this point
BESIDES that. have to consider that there will
De only ten cents left In my pocket whom have
paid my bill. so you will have to be satisfied
with repetition OF what said before. Once
more, thank you for that nod"
Humphl" remarked the object of the old
man euloSy as she whisked OF with an indiR.
nant toss OF her head.
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An Infant Industry in Tho Hlanh Hmu.
Eros. he Chicago Entey-o.an

SIOUX FALLS. S. D., Aug 1a-Ths reoent
tagging Of a train by a Black Hills hov - a.
generous ueatment accorded him by tho pAs..n-
gurating now industry among the RI,r1- T1,n.
boys The other day some pAGssnxers. Wh.n a
a stAuon near where tho Tagging episode oocuTnd
noticed bright faced ragged urchin at.ndina'
near 'he track. Hoping TO get sight Of the boy
VINO had created 10 much favorable oomm,ut h.
his action few days previously I'm nn.vin,- a..
train and preventing what might have I'm =
serious accident. some OF the kind hearteG -
hero worshipns Passengers asked the lad H.
ne was He promptly replied:I'm do KID No,
Tagged de koeTs e ofher day wv
without stopping to verify his claim th.v =.
once began tossing him nickels. dimes end on,,t.
erH and the lad profited greatly by his d..
Every urchin who puts in his time at the donots
y, IN 'na' particular locality to 500 passing trains
Is no" tho boy who fisGgod tho train. and nm
suHpocting Passengers have annie opnor.,.,,s--
70 part with their spare change
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| all vcro cut down II looked like slaughter pen
-Four Of the color guard besides Allison were lying
| dead, two others Of the eight were wounoeo' anu
the color company (K) was almost wiped Out
| The men kept closing up, trying TO NIL tho gap
| but II was In vain. They were swept down az
II mown by scythe. Sergeant Francis Spilman'
Of company G who carried the regimental nag
wounded, yet, regardless Of pain OF ms own
| life he chung to the colors
-An along the line the fire was murdorouh
The enemy were on the front and TANKS, and were
pouring in terrible cross fire and endeaVoring
TO surround and take as prisoners the remnant OIL
the regiment Col Warren, still mounted, stood
by the regiment"
Meanwhile Hazlett limbered up and was OH
He had To cross ditch where only one carriage
could move at a time, but he saved everything
thanks to the gallant Zouaves, who lost hall ther
number in checking the enemy.
The loss Of the Zouaves is said 70 have been
unparalleled in any infantry regiment during
the war in n single engagement There were
officers and IS men killed outright and officers
and 1913 men wounded. OF the wounded 81 died
subsequently. making total Of killed and mortal
ly wounded Of 118 All this loss was incurred IN
fifteen minutes In neither case. at Gaines's Mill
and at Grovcton, was their blood poured out in
vain The Zouaves held their ground at Gaines's
ton was prevented from falling into the hands OF
the enemy. At Groveton Porters flank was pro
tected and Hazlett's battery was prevented from
falling into the hands Of the CpnfederatesL II
was Haxlett who took the very same gums up tho
rocky ascent Of Little Round Top and saved tho
day on July 2, 1853, when Longstreets troops
tried to demolish the left flank of Meade's army.
In these tive battles the Fifth mustered an az
gregate Of $40 men. Itslosses in killed and wound
I'd amounted TO 494. The percentage in killed
OF those engagad was IL at Guines's Min and "a
at Second Bull Run. During its term Of service
the regiment lost 216 by DEATH 17s Of thom from
battle wounds. and 254 men vere wounded and
recovered
The regiment mustered out Of service in
May 1868 at the expiration Of its term Of two
Its colonel at the time, Cleveland Winslow, Immedi
ately raised the Fifth New York veteran regiment
using the old command a nuclcus The Fifth
veterans served to the end Of Che war and lost it's
first commander killed at Cold Harbor and its
second. Col Frederick Winthrop, at Five Forks.
Cen h f. Davies, Gen J. f Hamblin and Gen
Judson Fitzpatrick were captains in the regiment
when II started to the front original in 1851 The
fame OF Duryoe's Zouaves was such that the name
was adopted by the 165th New York Second
Duryees Zouaves0 and by the Fourth Regiment,
National Guarda
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Gold and silver and paper money. chips and card
and box went with IL
"Tho next ono said Hughes, who stood there
quietly waving his guns 70 and fro, as II he WASH
! in instant danger Of death at The hands OF on
OF the men, or all Of them. In the corner.
"Bratton threw the next nearest table out viii
all on top Of IL Then ne threw The third and
fourth tables out for Hughes had him impaloc
with his eye.
"Now, said Hughes, after Bratton had chuckoc
tho las, table OF his layout out OF the window
| and stood regarding Hughes for all the worlC
like grizzly with whole fore quarter In trap
| you follow your OUTFIT
Hughes was three inches shorter In stature
and weighed fully forty pounds loss than Bratton
who was giant But he ihbbcd his guns into his
belt the bunch in the corner making never move,
and In two leaps he had Bratton around tho waist
Bratton. before beng grabbed that way, had
made dive for his desk TO get gun but he WASN'T
sudden enough Hughes lifted him clear OF
the ground, like grocery boy lifts q ten FOUNDER
paper bag Of -four and Bratton followed his
outfit He landed on his feet but his left leg was
broken Just below the knee That was the exact
place where Hughes kid brothers leg had been
broken when Bratton threw him out Of the same
window
Hughes got his guns out tho instant he throw
Bratton out Of tho window, and covered the bunch
III u'o corner again
IL amt got nothin' agin the boys that's been
seosn up neih ms game no remalkod, resum-
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-17

lntyre making Il strong argument
against creating the county and Sena-
Tors Glenn, Hicks and Travis champion
ing the bill.
The fight began when Senator Nc
Intyre sent mp an amendment TO sub
NIT the matter 10 a vote of the quail
fed voters of the four townships Of
Scotland county at an election 20 be
held within a year. Senator Cooke
asked what the vote in that territory
at the previous election had been. Sen
ator Glenn said LOO for and 800
against the county. Senator Mcintyre
said that the project had failed to get
majority of the qualified voters, by
1913 votes. He thought it would be
Democratic to submit ii 10 vote.
Senator Cooke asked if there would be
any doubt as to the result.
Senator Mcintyre insisted that the
matter should go over until Friday He
did not think new counties should he
formed. 1t was setting bad prece-
dent that would be followed. Already
there were numerous villages watching
the fight. 1t was unwise to have in
jected the local matter into issues OF
more Importance. The men who were
lobbying the bill through had never
seen the territory. The men who knew
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-17
DIR. MANNING,s FUNERAL.
The University Bells Were Tolled--A
Most Fitting Tribute.

Chapel Hill, n. c.. Feb 16.-(Special)
DR.. Manning's remains were carried to
Pittsboro by Raleigh on the morning
tain. Exercises at the University
was suspended. Heavy rain prevented
the student body from accompanying the
remains to the depot The University
and village was shrouded in gloom as
the procession passed up Main street, as
the University bell was tolling.
He was the most thoroughly beloved
and revered member of the faculty,
and his place. will indeed be hard to
fill As a fitting tribute to this learned
mans ability is the fact that eighteen of
the twenty successful applicants before
the Supreme court at its last session
were members of his last class.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-17
NOTICE BY ADMINISTRATORS.

Having qualified as Administrators of
the estate of William X. Tucker, deceas-
ed. this is TO notify all persons baving
claims against the said William Il.
Tucker to present the same to me, or to
my attorney, Ernest Haywood. Esq,
on or before February 6, 1900, or this
notice will be plead in bar of their re-
covery. And all persons indebted to the
said William r. Tucker are hereby mott.
fed to make immediate payment to me,
or to my said attorney.
This February 4th. 1890.
GERTRUDE WINDER TUCKER,
Administrators of William K. Tucker,
deceased.
ERNEST HAYWOOD, Attorney.
2-J-1aw. W.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-17

in Madison county. To Committee on
Counties. Cities and Towns.
:. b. 1886. Senator Miller: To in
corporate the Pungo and MataDmskeet
Railway. To Committee on Railroads.
$ Il. S37. Senator Campbell: To al
low tho commissioners of Wilkes county
TO levy a special tax. To Committee
ON Counties. Cities and Towns.
$. h. S3S. Senator Whitaker; 10
amend the CHARTER of the town OF
Carey. 10 Committee on Counties.
Cities and Towns.
s. B. $50, Senator Ward: To pro-
vide for the appointment of trustees for
Plymouth Normal School. To Commit
tee on Education.
s. Ex-senator Smith: TO amend and
codify the public school laws.
chapter 800. Public Laws Of 1897. as
to sale of liquor near certain churches.
Propositions and Grievances.
s. +. 80. To amend and c0dify the
public school laws.
BILLS PASSED.
$. Il. 500: To provide for white gov
eminent in Washington, Granville and
Caswell counties.
s. 3. 365. II. b. 92S: To incorpo-
rate the Carolina Northern Railroad
Company.
$. Is. 49,. II. r. 512: To change the
name of the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad to the Atlantic Coast Line and
10 consolidate with other lines.
s. i. 73S: To amend the charter OF
the town Of Nashville.
s. r. IT'S: To prohibit the sale of
liquor in the county of Columbus and
10 establish a dispensary at Whitcyille.
s. +. III: To amend the charter 81
The town Of Winterville.
:. b. 81: To prevent hunting birds
in Wake and Johnston counties without
permission of the owners. Johnston
stricken out.
:. Il. 525. II. b. 314 As to probate
of wills and other instruments and the
private examination OF married women.
s. =. ll:;, II. Il. 81: TO fix the sal
airy of the treasurer Of Buncombc coun-
ry at 800 per month.
S. II. 602. Ii. Il. 202: To incorporate
Chapel Hill School.
s. Il. 643: TO incorporate the Surety
Bonding Company.
S. b. $50: To incorporate the Gull
ford Power Company.
S. r. T02: TO amend section 49, of
the Code to merge Judgment of justices
into Judgment of Superior court when
the judgments are the same.
s. r. 1870: To allow s. y. Fine 10
run a free ferry for his customers in
Madison county.
S. r. -: TO incorporate the Eliza
beth City and Western Railroad Com
pany.
PASSED SECOND READING.
S. B. 713. II. B. 631: To fund the
debt Of Rockingham county by an issue
of bonds.
s. 3. 1903: To amend the charter OF
the Polk County Railroad Company.
s. Il. 106: To amend the charter Of
Mt. Airy.
$. II. 707: TO allow MI Airy town
shin TO refund its bonds.
5. b. $50: To authorize the commits
sioners of CASTOR county to levy spe.
cial tax.
IL. r. 1913. S. h. 712: An act to es.
tahlish Scotland county.
TO establish a school in Chadhourne
township and levy special tax therefor
S. Il. sos. TO establish Washington
Avenue Graded School.
REPORTED FROM COMITTEES.
To repeal chapter 431, Public Laws OF
1897. Favorably.
AS to the trial of criminal actions
Fayorably.
TO legalize and direct the payment OF
certain school vouchers in CASTOR coun-
~. Unfavorably.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-17

Committee on Counties, Cities and
Towns.
TO incorporate the Elizabeth City and
Western Railroad Company. To cal
endar.
To amend chapter 500. Laws of 1891.
rs to Union graded schools. To Commit
tee on Education.
TO amend the charter of Southern
Pines. 70 Committee on Counties, Git
les and Towns.
To provide short form for agricul-
tural liens and to regulate fees for
their registration. To Committee on
Salaries and Fees
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
BY Senator Fields: \ petition from
citizens of Allegheny county against
prohibition.
BY Senator Fields: A petition from
citizens of Allegheny for the repeal of
the Merchants Purchase Tax.
BY Senator James: A petition from
citizens of Pitt asking that sale of
liquor in one mile Of Marlborough
church in Pitt be prohibited. To Com
mittee on Propositions and Grievances.
BILLS. RATIFIED.
The following bills were ratified on
yesterday and became the law:
To secure the better drainage of Lock
port Creek.
To reduce the toll charges of the
brunswick Bridge Company.
To allow the town of Durham to issue
bonds for school purposes.
70 incorporate the town of Sylvia.
70 amend the charter of the town OF
Roxboro.
10 incorporate the North Carolina So
cicty Of the Cincinnati.
TO repeal chapter 43S. Public Laws OF
1893 making the town of Rockingham
a school district.
As to school district No. g. in Court
house township. Camden county.
To prohibit the firing of guns neal
Old Sparta. in Allegheny county.
To amend chapter 81. Public Laws OF
1897. to protect deer in Hyde county.
TO Incorporate the town of Mayodan
in Rockingham county.
To supplement the road law of An
son county.
To authorize the commissioners OF
Clay county TO issue bonds and levy ;
special fax.
TO amend the charter of the Raleigh
and Castor railroad.
To appoint committee TO provide
for the better ventilation of the Hous,
and Senate Chambers.
TO incorporate the town of Nortl
Brevard. in Pennsylvania county.
To incorporate the town of Nantes
in Dare county.
To supply Supreme court reports t.
certain counties.
70 amend chapter 1914. Public Law
of 1895. for the Improvement of the pub
lie roads of the State.
To authorize Elizabeth City to issu
bonds and levy a special tax.
To amend chapter 154, Public Laws o
1891, as to lease of turpentine orchards
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-17
SENATOR COOKE, or BUNCOMBE
One Of he Youngest and Handsomest
Men in the Senate.

One Of he Youngest and Handsomesi
Men in the Senate.
TO incorporate the Eastern Carolina
Game. Fish and Industrial Association
Favorably.
To repeal chapter 172, Public Laws
of 1885, and re-enact chapter 1871, Pub
lie Laws of 1891. Favorably and put
on calendar.
TO suppress illegal sale of liquor in
Mitchell county. Amended and report
cd favorably.
TO amend the laws in relation to cot
ton weighing at Salisbury. TO calen-
dar
For the relief of William Houston, OF
Mecklenburg. Unfavorabiy.
To validate bonds of Madison coun-
~. Unfavorably Minority report by
Senator Osborne.
10 pay A. Il. Swinson balance of sal
airy as enrolling clerk. Favorably.
TO amend section 1856 of the Code
rs to fees of solicitors. UnfavOrably
TO amend chapter IS of the Code.
Substitute reported.
To extend corporate limits of Hick-
Dry. Fayorably.
To amend chapter 321, Public Laws
of 1897, TO improve the roads Of Arson
county. Favorably.
To incorporate the town of Hoffman.
FavorabIy.
TO place Bald Mountain in stock law
territory. Favorably.
For the better government Of the town
of Beaufort. Favorably.
To establish the county of Scotland.
Favorahly, To calendar.
TO provide for primary elections of
political parties. TO calendar for Fri
day without prejudice.
TO apnoint justices of the peace IN
Westtied township in Surry county. Fa-
yorably.
HOUSE BILLS REFERRED.
TO authorize the town of Fayetteville
10 pnt in an electric light and power
plant. To Committee on Corporations.
To amend the charter of the town
of Kinston. To Committee on Coun-
ties. Cities and Towns.
To authorize the Commissioners Of
Arson county to levy a special tax. 10
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-17
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as executor of j. A. Hon v
cutt, deceased, hereby notify ALI ersons hav-
ing claims against his estate to present them to
me for s ttlement by The soth day of January,
1900: Persons indebted to the estate viii please
settle. j. w. REDDISH,
j. III. FLEMING Attorney. Executor.
Neuse, NJ. G. jan27-lw6w
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-17
TWELVE BITTEN BY A MAD DOG
A Canine Amuck in Charlotte-Mad-
stone Applied TO the Victims.

StOIIV -APpIIVu 10 IIIV IVIIIIIo'
Charlotte. n. c., Feb 14.-One sec
tion of this town was terrorized last
night and to-day by mad dog. He
ran, foaming at the mouth, swapping at
everybody in his path. Rev. G. A.
Page, Methodist minister; Il number
of other white and colored men, Miss
Adele Lawrence, popular young lady,
and little colored girl were bitten by
the dog.
This morning there was an affecting
scene as they gathered around the mad
stone, which was applied to one after
another. In all twelve persons were
bitten and all are in mortal terror of
hSdrophoba.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-17
THE ORANGE CROP RUINED.
(Fayetteville Ohserver.l

Mr.. Ran Mcmillan received a letter
this morning from his nephew, Mr.
Arch Mcmillan. from Ocala, Fla, where
he is now bound He says that The
day he writes (Monday) was the coolest
in the history Of Florida, the mercury
at 8 Il. nj. standing s above zero. He
says the orange crop is a back number
rs from all accounts it is wiped out He
says one man near there had GO acres
in tomatoes, ready to pick, but the
freeze Sunday night picked them for
him.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-17

DIR. BULLS COUGH SYRUP is
still in the lead The people seem to
like this old reliable cough medicine,
and we don't blame them; it is the best
remedy for a deep-seated cough or cold,
and will effect a cure in one day.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-17

Horrible agony is caused by Piles,
Burns and Skin Diseases. These are
Immediately relieved and quickly cured
by De Wits Witch Hazel Salve. BE
ware Of worthless limitations j. Hal
Bobbitt and Henri T. Hicks.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-17

Probably the milliner realizes her in
ability to make fine birds of fine feath-
ers, so she decorates hats with them.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-17

We are told that wealth does not bring
happiness and we know that poverty
doesn't. 1 fg
You are makingoa great mistake in
not sending for 10 cent trial Size OF
Ely's Cream Balm. 1t is a specific for
catarrh and cold in the head. We mail
it, or the 80 cent size. Druggists all
keep it. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren
Street New York
Catarrh caused difficulty in speaking
and to great extent loss of hearing.
BY the use of Ely's Cream Balm drop
ping of mucus has ceased, voice and
hearing have greatly improved.-J, w.
Davidson, Atty at Law, MONMOUTH,
III.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-29
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-29
And Was Cured

This is TO CERTIFY THAT I, JOEL
NEASEY. now a resident OF Seattle.
Wash. have lived IN Seattle for OO ten
years l am now working at Ballard,
+ O address. care Of Curtis Hardware
Store. ] was sufferer and tried sew
erai doctors ana received no henea,
read ths advertisement Of DR.. POW
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Ger" and 'old some DOCTORS WAS
GOING TO CONSULT Or. Reeve,
They all sdvi,ed ne that DR.. Reeve.
was quack, hDt did rot heed ,a.yn
and went 20 Dr. Reeves. and he cured
me. Ny complaint was OF IN. worst
type ot Kidney, Bladder and Stomach
troubles. ! would advise AL .ek n~r-
sons not 10 listen 20 any outside doc.
tors or other people. as DR.. pora,,
Reeves Understands how to CIR. s,,k
people. because he cured me. ard 7
VIII answer In person any QUESTION. ar
letters addressed 10 me corrsrrtnw
complaints JOEL, yr.Srv
Ballard p. o. Wash
Care ot Curtis Hardware sr,rs