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The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
EMPIRE STATES DAY } | |.
Governor Odell Is Guest OF
Honor at Charleston.
NEW YORK BUILDING DEDICATED.
SOutherners Extend Enthustastic
Directing to Their VisitOrs-Cali-
fOrnia Trip Abandoned BE-
cause of Family Illness.

CHARLESTON, S. G., April 24.-The
New York state building at the South
Carolina Interstate end West Indian
exposition was formally dedicated with
impressive ceremonies at noon yeSter'
day. Governor Il. b. Odell was the
guest of honor at the celebration, and
his address was the feature of the day.
When he arose to speak, he received an
ovation second only to that accorded to
President Roosevelt two weeks ago.
Governor Odcll spoke of the great work
accomplished by the few citizens OF
Charleston and compliIncnted them foi
the great results achieved.
Governor Odcll said in part:
) "Nrw York is proud of the fact that
there sits at the head of our national
government today one of her citizens,
NbO, though suddenly called to assume
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
Tn in ctiOn AQainat LniOfe,

PHILADELPHIA, April "a. - The
court has granted preliminary injunc-
tion restraining Lajoie, the ball play
er, from playing with other than the
Philadelphia National league club.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24

81 had running, itching sore on
nv leg. Suffered tOrtures. D0an's
intment took away the burning and
itching instantly. and quickly effect.
ed permanent cure {. w. Lenhart,
Bowling Green, 0.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24

Sinlm's Comp. Psnnyroyal pills. The
ladies' extraordinary romedy. Be sure
you get the comp"
By mail 81. 70. t06 King q, ,reet
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
TO Cure a Cold In One Oav.

1aks Laxaive Bromo Quinine Tablet
All druggis,s refund the money II 1t fails
TO cure. f., W. Groves signature is on
heacbsx. u cents. ~
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
PUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALEoF HOUSEHOLD 1O0nH
Mrs John Wood, No. so West street on
THURSDAY. APRIL ~. At " o'clock, parlor,
bed droom. dining room and kitchen iut uisure,
carpets. suits. dish = ll-sI ware aD q full
line OF household goods ~ goo! order.
Rl1Jt FkA\K T. SilnH Al
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
W.F.SM|TH, 5SummerSt,
BOSTON, MASS.
10 the Rescue

II have been troubled with my
kidneys for more than ten years.
Doctors had treated me without
much help. My feet and, limbs
swclled and my back ached until
was almost crazy. After taking
the second box OF Smiths BuChu
I.ithi., Kidney Fills, my back stop
ped aching, and | feel like a new
woman. Mrs. c. B. Heath, VIII
Evansville, Mass.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday by the Ma
tiOnal and American Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Az n I>bN AL LII AZ
phiIa Ja1nhta

At Philadelphia-
Brooklyn ....".... 0 0 0 0 Q 3 0 o. I
Philadelphia ......0 0 3 IS
rors- Brooklyn, 2; Philadelphia, 0. Bat
teries-McCapn and Ahearn; lberg and
Doom.
At Pittsburg--
Cincinnati ........0 2 0 0 l. 3
Pittsburg ..........0 0 0 2 5 0 Ill
s-Cincinnati I; Pittsburg, II. Errors
Cincinnati. 4; Pittsburg. 5. Batteries
Ewing and Peitz; Phillippi and O'Connor.
At New York
Boston ...........0 2 0 0 0 0 2 90
New York ..,.... 0 0 0 l 0 1 - 8
Hts-BostoB. 9; New York. T. Errors
Boston, 8: New York, @ Batteries-Pit-
finger and Moran; McGee. Evans and
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24

Smiths Buchu Lithia Kidney
Pill, net only helped my bladder
trouble, but also other troubles
rheumatism and nervousness. -
mrs. J. l.. Howard, Green Harbor,
Mass
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
Just in Time

"For more than fifteen years |
have suffered from neuralgia and
muscular rheumatism The first
few doses of Smiths Buchu Lithia
Kidney pills relieved the eXcruciat-
ing pain, and now | feel | am on
the road 20 recovery Mrs. Frank
Bean, IS Grant street, Maiden,
Mass.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
But Helpers Came

II certify that | have used two
boxes OF Smiths Buchu Lithia
Kidney Pills for severe attack
of lumbago, and l can truthfully
say that ! am cured. "A. Lam
Bert, pride's Crossing, Mass.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24

"Smitls Pills worked Almost
miracle in my case Thomas
Woods, AlS SomCrville avenue,
Somtrville, Mass.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24

When A. Il. Nickerson, Of Co. l,
Sixth Mass. Regiment, returref
from Porto Rico he was suffering
80 much tha; he was confined in
The Mass. Gen. Hospital for two
months. Here he obtained no re-
lief, but after using Smiths Buul'I
Lithia Kidney Pills he became
completely cured. He is nov
strong and vigorous.
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la the Atlanta Journal recently,
Sam Jones was writing of Tom Din
on's novel, The Leopard's Spots. ="
He concluded his remarks on the
book by saying: Get the book and
read it. you can never forget it," and
then writes as follows concerning its
author:
Tom DiNon'S lectures sparkle and
scintillate and thrill and move men.
He is live wire. mind how YOU
tread upon it. II he had been a To-
connective engine he would have been
the 999 pulling the Empire State Ex-
press on the New York Central rail
road; if he had been a cyclone he
would have made things whirl and
tumble from one end to the other: if
he had been horse he would have
trotted it in two minutes two and a
half seconds; if he bad been a dog he
would have been greyhound. Hurrah
for Tom aud his book. If Tom had as
much religion as he has got fire and
vigor and enthusiasm and brains he
would set this country on fire. But
God gives all things to no man. Tom
has got religion enough to behave
himself as rule. and that seems to
be about as much as the average fell
low has these DAYS.
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BUT ONE LAW FOR MAN AND FOR
NOr1AN.
BY Rev Louis Albert Banks, of New
York

BY Rev. Louis Albert Banks, OF New
There cannot br one righteous law
for men and another for women. 4
woman is under no more obligations
To he moral and pure and chaste than
Il man, and Il woman who has been
betrayed Is rs good Il bride aS her
betravcr deserves and OftcntimeS IA
much better one
! am satisfied that many young
men 90 wrong and become utterly
immoral and protiigate until they
are ruined beyond redemption be-
cause Il proud mother untrue to he!
OWL WOmanhOOd, suStainS her bow
i'll counting the woman he has be-
trayed as creature unfit for wife
hood with him.
II the Young man who falls into
immortality was held strictly and
Justly to the same standard as the
young woman, many boys and Young
men would be saved from moral dis
aSter.
The place for such training is in
the home and the time while bows
are growing up. The boy that gets
out of his knee breeches without hon
Oring womanhood. and feeling him
self under bonds TO champion the
weak rather than to make game of it
and prey upon it. is on the road to
ruin.
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Attest CASE FOR A POLICY.
Atlanta Constitution.

Atlanta Constitution.
Just IN the nick OF time q very seri-
GUS case of racial outrage has come
tOthe surface TO engage the ardent III
teraSt OF the Chicago Tribune. We
have often noted the disposition OF
that apostolic journal OF negrOphll-
ism to have buck-ague every time q
negro is prevented the liberty OF do
INC as he pleases with law and social
Gust Olns in the South. and we have
sometimes wondered where it had
gone wOOI-gathering when the man
and brother in he North was told to
go way back and sit down.
What is the 1Iibune going to do
about that case in Rochester, \. J.,
in which court has decided that the
proprietor OF shoe-pOlishing stand
is not legally bound to put a patent
leather shine on the No. lbs OF a
fellow citizen of he fifteenth amend
mrnt creation? Rochester is the
"Elvsium ON earth" OF "BrOther
Gardeners. who think the bronze
statue OF Fred Douglass in that city
is the center OF he solar system and
who drink soothing sirup for their
sorrows Of Southern social Ostracism
from the occasional lectures OF Susan
b. Anthony
It's passing strange that ROches-
ter should be the battle ground OF
white prejudice against negro equal
ity and that the blow at the latter
should have been struck 50 close to
the tenderest point OF African anatO-
mv-thc shin hat is lust above the
shine, But so it is. and ruthless
Internationally Il copper head,
or "a little Americana, or Il rebel
svmpathizer, or some other horrible
thing, perhaps Il Democrat,-has de-
cIared that chapter 1912 OF the laws
OF New York does not compel a boot
black to get down on his knee-pans
and polish up the tan-yards OF the
dusky dudes OF the metropolis OF
''shcap clodings
The Tribune should Immediately
rush to arms and put an end to such
| Il law and court as thus deprives the
emancipated cOlored brother OF his
imalienable right to have :; white
man black his brogans. Right there
III Rochester is he place and now Is
| the line for the Tribunr to inaugu
rate the shotgun policy by which it
| urges he negro to obtain and defenC
his right to put his pleasure above
| all law, We will await with some
| impatience he opening OF that wal
| i'm RnchaStnr-yyith he Tri|,UyJf II
| the van,
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DR. BENJAr1lN M. PALMER,
Atlanta Constitution,

Atlanta Constitution.
Presbyterianism has sustained an
irreparable loss in the death OF Dr.
Ben amin NJ. Palmer. Of New Orleans.
Though past the limit of four score
years, he retained his wonderful
powers of intellect unimpaired to the
close of life and at an age when most
meu are too enfeebled by mental
and bodily ailments for active work
of any kind he was bearing the bur-
dens Of an immense congregation and
was recognized as the foremost figure
Of The great body OF believers to
which he belonged.
Bnt the shock occasioned by the
death of this prince in Israel extends
beyond the boundaries Of Presbvteri-
anism and is fell wherever the forces
OF Christianity are At work in the
world. DR.. Palmer was an ardent
believer in the tenets of his church,
but be was in no sense biyoted or
narrow. He believed in the brother
hood of man and whenever he could
serve his fellows he was always ready
to do so. Superbly equipped for
leadership, the strength Of his intln-
ence was felt in every great move
ment of reform in which he took part
and many Of our readers will recall
| the successful fight which be made
upon the Louisiana State lottery sew
eral years ago. As An orator he
swayed the hearts of the multitude
with an invincible charm. Though
he occupied the pulpit of the leading
Pres bvterian church of New Orleans
for more than forty years, he never
failed to command vast cOngrega-
tions. He preached the simple Cos
pei, and for the wonderful effect of
| his sermons he VAS indebted to the
junction of the spirit, rather than tC
the arts Of the time-Server. No
wearer Of the sacred cloth was evel
more completely con>ecra,ed to hi:
high vocation than was this eloquent
interpreter Of the divine oracles.
In mental and ply character
istcs DR.. Palmer was not unlik,
Gladstone, and he resembled thu
great Englishman more strikingly a
he advanced in years. Some Of thu
greatest efforts of his life wer,
achieved after reaching the age 0
four score. Two yeas ago he delir
cred the Grafton before the United
Confederate Veterans at the annua
reunion in Louisville, and last yea
he preached the commencement
sermon at the centennial celebration
of the University of Georgia. Bot
speeches were masterpieces of elo
qusnce. Christendom is poorer toda
without the voice of this matches
man OF God, to plead the cause of tn
Nazarene and all denomination unit
in doing him honor. Peace to hi
| ashes
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AMONG the June magazines the Re
view ofRerieWs gives a graphic and
comprehensive account of the Marti-
nique catastrophe, illustrated from
the most recent photographs taken
on the ill-fated island. Mount Pelee's
eruptions are described from the sci
entist's point of view by Dr. W. }.
McGee, of the Bureau OF EthnOlogy
at Washington. The Review has
again distanced all its contemporary
les, as it did during the Spanish War,
in the journalistic treatment of his
tOrI,. events
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The North Carolina Booklet.

The editors OF the North Carolina
Booklet announce that should Il sui
ficient number OF subscriptions be re-
ccivcd to warrant the publication OF
the North Carolina Booklet it will be
ISSUED monthly. as heretofore, for
another year, beginning May 10,
1902. The following" being the pro
posed list OF subjects:
l. May-kr-kIuX klnns. Mrs r. J.
Jarvis.
;. .Inn"-Our Pirates, Capt $, A.
Ashc.
;. .JuIy-Indiam MHssacrra Tus-
rarora War, Judge Walter Clark.
( August Moravian Settlement
in North Carolina. Rev DR.. J. H.
tlrwclI
). Scpt"mbcr-Whi@s and Tories,
Prof W. e. Allen
&. October -T The Revolutionary
Congress of North Carolina. Mr.. I.
VI. Pittman.
!. Novembcr-The Battle OF Gull
ford Court House. Prof. ID. IL. Hill.
=. December Historic Homes in
North Carolina, The Groves and
others; Col Burgwyn. Col Waddell
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Blunt, and others
9. .Ianuary-Old Charleston ON the
Cape Fear. Prof. James :. Bassctt.
10. February-Raleigh and the Old
Town OF Bloomsbury. DR. X p
Battle. ST. Conditional
IL March-C onfpderateS Secret Ser
vice, DR. Chas. +. Taylor.
II. April-Thc Story OF the Abe
marie. Major Graham Dawes
Parties desiring to subscribe will
please send ut once. their address
with the subscription price 81 Tor the
wear, To The North Carolina Book
let Coz. L. o. Box l2J, Raleigh. \. C.
lfforany reason the Booklet should
not he issued. each subscriber money
will he returned
Arrangements have been made to
have this volume OF the Booklet
bound i'll library style for % cents.
Those living ut Il distance will please
add - cents IN stamps to cover cost
of mailing. State i'll ordering whrt heI
black or red leather is preferred
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NOTICE..

HAVE THIS DAY QUALIFIED As
Administrator of the estate of the la te
K. l.. Dung before the Clerk of the SUI
perior Court OF Vance county. and this is
to notify all persons holding claims
against said estate te pres mt them t. me
on or before the 3rd day of June, 1908 or
this notice will be pleaded in bar Of the
recovery Of the same
Persons indebted to said estate must
make imme Mate payment.
This 3rd day of June. 1902
J. +. YOUNG,
Administrator
& /orIICoFPFR Attorney.
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A CALL FOR STATE CONVENTION.
TO the Democratic Voters of NORTH
Carolina.

TO the Democratic Voters of North
Carolina:
In pursuance of resolution passed
by the State Democratic Executive
Committee, at its meeting in the city
of Raleigh on the 25th day of March,
1902, notice is hereby given that the
State Convention of said party will
be held in the city Of Greensboro on
the 18th day Of July, 1902.
This convention is called for the
purpose Of nomin ating candidate
for Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court, two candidates for Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court, and
one member of the North Carolina
Corporation Commission also a can
didate for Superintendent of Public
Instruction, and for the transaction
Of such other business of the party
as may be brought before the con-
vention.
10 compliance with its terms. |
call your attention to the following
resolution adopted at the aforesaid
meeting Of the Democratic Executive
Committee, to-wit:
"fcs0tred, That the Chairman Of
this Committee shall in his call for
the next State Convention state that
said convention will determine
whether the Democratic party will
choose its candidate for United States
Senator by primary, by the Conyen-
ton or otherwise" Each county is
allowed in the said State Convention
one vote for every one hundred and
fifty Democratic votes cast in the last
election for Governor and fraction
over seventy-tive.
1t is earnestly desired that each
county shall be fully represented
Respectfully,
F. NJ SIMMONS.
Chairman State Dem. TX. Com.
L. NJ. PEARsALL,
Secretary.
All Democratic papers are requested
to publish above call
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FOR LIST TAKERS.
Concord Tribune.

Concord Tribune.
The North Carolina Corporation
Commission in the instructions sent
to list-takers of the State, who will
begin listing June LIST, among other
things says: ''All property subject
to taxation must be placed on the tax
list at its true value in money" If
such rule, " referring to two-thirds
or three-fourths valuation. "e1ists
there can be no excuse for it in the
future" Now 90 make your returns
neutrality-suspicious. and all.
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THURSDAY. JUNE II, 1902.

EVER since he has been iii Congress
Hon. John II. Small. OF he First Dis
trIrt Of North Carolina. has been
WORKING fOran inland waterway from
Norfolk to Beaufort. TO escape the
trracherOus coast off HatterHS He
has succeeded in hayingan lnvestlga-
ton ordered looking into tn" practl-
cability OF h" proposed route. The
measure rs it was finally passed by
he river and harbOr conference, says
the Washington correspondent OF
the Raleigh Post, carries an item
for an investigation by army engl-
nrrrs OF an inland waterway, sixteen
feet deep, from Norfolk, Va, to Beau
fort inlet, and for Il report as 10 the
HdvisHbilitv OF securing either the
AlbcmarIc and chesapeake canal or
the Dismal swamp canal for part OF
his inland way \ sheltered course
for vessels OF commerce has long
been one ni Mr. Small : legislative as
piratiumS. and he is now we'll on the
way towards realizing it
The confederate Cross OF Honor
has thirteen stars under the South
rrn Gross. Capt. .. T. Smith says
his j. Il misrepresentation. Not but
eleven States seeded or had repre-
srntation in the Confederate Com
"r"sS. II has been the policy Of the
North to try to make it appear a' II
the whole SOut h WAS III rebellion he
cIuSc by 50 doing the less unequal
the struggle would seem. The Tact Is
that I'LL OF the SOut hcru States fur
niShrd more or less troops to the
Union armies which greatly reduced
the fighting strength OF thee Omfeder+
Icv. As il was he war lasted fOul
wears when the North had he WOrlC
to draw upon Had not hundreds o
thousands of Inc SOuth's own sOnf
taken up arms against her, Including
such leaders rs Gen George II
Thomas. ONE OF the greatest military
gpmillSrS ON the Northern side, IN
contest would have been lOnge
wag"d Or it might hay" been short
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We Want Your Trade and Will Make to Your Interest to Buy U.s.
WATKINS FURNITURE STORE,

The future of the American negro
is wholly bound up in the success of
the white mans government. indie
pendent of the white man, or in OPP
position to him, the negro would be
the absolute failure in this country
that he has been in all ages in his
own country.-Mobile Register.
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Ladies' Can Wear shoes

one >ize smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder to be shaken into the shoes.
1t makes tight or new shoes feel easy; gives
instant relief to cOrns and buniOns It's
the greatest comfort discovery of the age.
Cures and prevents swolle n feet, blisters.
callous and sore spots. Aliens Foot Ease
is a certain cure for sweating, hot, aching
feet At all druggists and shoe stores, 25c.
Don't accept any substitute Trial package
FREE. BY mail for 25,. in stamps. Ad-
dress Allen 5 Olmsted, LIE Roy, n. Y.
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When YOU take Groves Iaeteless Chill
Tonic b cause the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that it is
simply non and quinine in taste'eSS form
No cure, no pay. J0c.
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Although the latest census taken of
the population Of Ireland shows that
it is now smaller than that of Scot
land and little more than hal. of what
it was sixty years ago, the excess of
births over deaths from 1891 to 1901
was 2l6,222. Emigration is what
is depopulating the country.
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Democratic Primaries and County
Convention.

A Democratic primary will be held
at the several voting precincts of
Vance county, Saturday,, June IA,
1902, for the purpose of elccting dele
gates to the county convention, to be
held at the court house in Henderson
on Saturday, June p, at 2 p. M, to
select delegates to the State. Judicial
and Congressional conventions and
effect organization. Let every Demo-
crat attend.
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For CATARRH of the nose,
] throat, stomach, bowels and more
delicate organs, take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla-h is A RADICAL CURE.
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HcnlOrrhagc.

In April. 1913. my little boy. about
two years old. WAS taken with "A
bowel trouble. All effort OF he doc
tors failed to relieve him. He could
not digest his food at all, it would
pass as he ate it. This condition
produced constant hemorrhage from
the bowels. Night after night would
| have to change his clothes and
sheets. on account of it, 4 friend
visited my hOm" and advised me to
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Sketches of WashingtOr
Life.

We will send the value ot one doll.
and ten cents (Sl 100 i'll book let c,l'a.
ing twenty seven pen and lrk Ihu'nr
duced sketches of Washington Itch ma
for ten cents (caSh or oiamp>l Qa-
Victoria knight,d Sir John lrnuiri
similar artistic wolk in London.
NUTSHELL PUBLISHING co
1859 Third Ave. New York
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MR. S. JOE PERSONS
x x x REMEDY V " V

on my little boy. had used il nv
SELF and knew it to be good. so ] put
HIM on 1t at once. | gave il to him
three months, but III one month the
hemorrhage was checked. Whenever
he has sign of the trouble now. "A
few doses OF the Remedy will put him
o. k. believe he would have been in
his grave had it not been for Mrs.
Joe Person Remedy.
MRS. f.. l.. DAY.
Durham. " e.. Nov. %. 1900.
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w Inv

Do our orders for Felt and other
Mattresses continue to grow larger
daily? Because each one is sold on Il
positive guarantee. Money refunded
is customer is not pleased. Try one
and be satisfied. Ii others can't
please NOIl we can.
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Does Il customer, once sold by us,
continue to buy from us? Because he
gets nicer goods and better goods
for less money.
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X. s Niece
TOM DIXON.

Chairman Democratic Executive Com
mittee, Vance county.
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THE BEST medicine you can %
to rid yourself of humor7 ..
clear your complexion, is Hood 81
saparilla-it's also THE CHEAPt7
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HENDERSON, n. {

The following Toll Rate VII. ..
effect on and after MAY Isl
subject TO change or correction
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Do YOU buy cheaplv made but fancy
looking furniture from other dealers
when we can sell you fine finished.
securely made new designs for less
money!