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*T?4 Van Have Ahv?t? 1 fen boo Cor over SO years, - and ti %SL AVI n .... a /-IA. . t Ir.i! vvmHtcnutUf) A llll WAUUU^ Sfcipcrtiate that trifle will IbAmIi mm/A Chlldreo?Expe What is C OartorU Is a harnileiw sub; pwric, I>rc>Tvs n>i4 Soothing mm tains Mither Opium, M KMtao. Ite uro is its gii AOfcl all* 7* Foverisluxess. It Oeflku It relieves Teething a?Mfl FflataWmey. It assimll JtoamaoJb ?ixt Rowels, gri villi Irtke OfcikWen's Panacea?T1 CINUINE CAS"1 yj Bears the The Kind Yon Ha In Use For 0 T*Mt CCNTAUN COMPANY. TT Ml UANUAS 1'KK A.N I) t'HES V\ railway J**? "<itilf> hi effect Autf. 21, 1900. ( >uilv ex?'Hpt KnikIu ) ^Kvr?OUNl) , KA-Hfn- UNI) Jfo's 11 Iti.i 16 ! No'* ?n ' '* A .M. P \L V . i" i ri> Ar Olifiit" iiv 9 4" * 1') f 1 i Ol) Rich hurt; H> S I' 1 4 47 Bas.Mmbville 10 4?) H >! 57 4 7 Fort Lawn 11 00 9 18 P M 8 4 00 Ly Lancaster A r 11 40 9 40 No 14 l-?avtu4 Lantias'er 0 0" ?tu. Ciosa oonoention at ''heeler Nblh "^ouih-rn Railway No. Oti for ?arlott- ami points ii >riii; ami ir<l Air Liu.* ' Atlanta special" fW Atlanta ami points west A so *it!i t 'arolitiu ami Northwestern li.ui#* No 10 for enoir N (' aii<l intaaaediate points, ami ^ >utheru RailNo HI for Columbi ami p-?inls stat. a No 17, leaving t'h ster 10..'to a in Oitmliects wiln Sou the n Rail Way No I'olumb'a an I <> nt- south; 9wiboard vir Line "At ant i -h>i'oiai" frwiM norttiHrn ami eastern points ami &*tiiherri its I way No 8.; f m Northaid astern point-, i i Lan Aater with -* C i- (1 E for H'aek-bntfc Jffo. IH, leaving Li icas<er 1.0" p m 4|b?ii?ciit at Lancaster wi.ii S Jfe (.1 E ftna a.udeo an t <1 trim a id "soutn^r Railway N .11 i' >. Mier for #toarlotlo and points north No ! >. leaving Ch are." s.io p mi sm usiHM at < Imsiei with southern A?;l Viv N I Ml fr I n on iinia and pMwts eourh 14 1. HE kTH. (leu I'nsh Atrt LBROY.NPUI Mh, Presineui ^ f-f -f | l^H ; ~ 1 ? ? 7 cr^ i ;ia? 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J r*ongnt, i wnieli vsa h?en has boruc tit? signature ?>AT * as born m~d? tinder hi* jk?tsupervision nine? its Infawey. uo ono todecoi> o you in this, and " Just-a8-gnotl" tffA bat i and endanger the health ?< rienc? against Experiment* ASTORIA rtitute for Castor OM, ParoSyrups. It Is Pleasant. It orpliino nor otlier Marrotio arantcc. It destroys Worms i euros Diarrhoea tvscl Wind Troubles, euros Constipation ates tlic Food, regulates the K healthy and natural sloop, i? Mother's Friend. rORIA ALWAYS Signature of ve Alwajs Bought ver 30 Years. URnAV ITTMSf T, Nrw YORK C?TV. BS3MEaf?B.?g zzmtsammm i North ( a: oliio.'ft PotTiiioKl V-wspapor, I THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, KVI'ltV l>AV TIIIC VEAR. i - 0* U & filtiPKIMS. 7UBLI 5Hm, .1 ?? CALnWEIili, ICilitor, SHOO 1?KK VICAR. tmK OIlsKKVKR Receive* tha largest Tale^raphiu fc'ana S#rvica <i?a 1 i t* ?d to anv papar Wat wean Washington and Atlanta, and in apacinl aarvio#. is tha granteat ever handled hy a N nth Carolina pap#'. j TH K M! M > A V 311SERV ER Consikltt of 10 or mora pa^et, ad is to * huge extent mada op of original matter. <:IK SKMI WFMK1.T OltSRRVCK. 1'rinted litasdav and Friday, $ 1 00 par \ear Tlaa largest papet in North Carolina. Sump!* c tpi-? aerd an application. Add i a-s THE OBSERVE*, ( harl.'tta, N. C. (II'NTMLMIO, (L t the iV?*r ?4ot#I I? -< .?v \ r:r 4 9 x . (n. A'??!: ?? A 4IU,& . n.i a-: rio.x. u * n -rrti >f aim Qiret inl to 4 d-\ I ? n--t < 'h m ficiti, Fit vent* > i i i r . < fin ei?\ t o l?r car I'Cil y.?, u Sur p>*v.nta i t i bv n.ai II Mill | arki.gr I 'rpi it n i rein* of p.ii St On p*r box; :$ I i $*j 60 i-inwfnnl Bros. Ibuif i. a h i.-in-aater s it. XOTICH I lu\ lug closed our ItUHineHd run l>V Klliott Si Crawford, all parties iiidfl.tid to ihoin will find their notes hi <1 iicoHints ?t our office. U e have moved nil their Imggies, AlljO'li*. ete., to ollf studies. Keiieiuim r tie celebrated Columbia l?ii;:_ \ and M itchell \Viijjon This ( uisiies* i- uo.v closed up and nil larties itntetited to them must tile, us we cunnot carry thorn. Lanc.-iste' Mercantile Company. I Mb# It >'ami Killed in Cbsstsr- 1 i tield tiy a Negro. < pec'nl o The State,. J (' ? sw. .1 an. t'<0. A hoot 'I >'clork \ eetprday afternoon Al?... M . n tin * .O...O..I ... - .t VU *ii \ ti\IW|M\ U ?<1J l/l ? ? . k. Kva< s ef lloriiehnro, Cheateri sill CUlintV, AJi*( 1 |s Tearn, fff. s 1 ' . 1 lioi mm ! i 'iinny killed by will ^ I er.er, y negro. Pete Brewer, ' ( i -red, w^t acre eorr to the ?. itirfle.-. | r ,rNA,vrK;^ * iimmk lUmpcd C.CC N?v?f i?U ki i , B?war? of th? dukr wKe trie# U m9 j k Hot Debits is Tbe - enite. M >Ht Rilt 4r tit a."i * 131 ia the'Jhanbar m ? Bp > rtar >n<H ritlmi'i'* Sham Dafouta ()r?r tka Race Q'ia* tion Wa* iirt?n, -J2.). ? \cri~ moay in Sa.ii!?i debate* i* riot infrcquent, hut old Svt-itora mv it ia* neen years sinee there h?a can Kiich a hurricane af hit tar vituperation, nf perenaal taunt, it ugly charges tonl of ueianditied criticism* a* wan witnessed sea tarday afteraoon. Not since the discussion of tha resolutions leading np to tha Hiapano-American win have any auch h>ants occurrari in the Senata Keen that deaale lacktid tha paraoaal bitterness manifested at limaa yesterday. Irritation was amused on hoth ?ides of tha chatnhar and once or twica personal euceuatera between Senator* seemed imminent. Ouca whan Senater foliar tauntad iha liepuolican Senators hy declaring may knew tha statements iti a recant dupateh from Manilla, in which Gen. Wheaton was rapra- , ii-iitad a* criticisiug tha apponauta of tha Government's policy in tha i'hillippines, were trua, a half dor.au Kspublicsns wara on tbair feat in an instant. Senator Ledge, at wham tha taunt aaanaad to he aimed particularly, hurriedly crossed hi* aaat in tha centra mf Raj mbliean aide af tha maia aula of tha Senate, and, white ta tha lips passionately challenged tha statement af tha Colorado Senator and demanded that ha withdraw it. Seaater Teller ao medified tha statement that further hostilities at that time war* averted. One of the sharpest colloquies af tha aesaioa waa between Sao ator Speouer, af Wisconsin and Senator Tillman, of South Caroliaa. Tha raea problem, involving tha iynchieg of negroes, waa interjected into tha controversy and much feeling waa manifested. Senators, in thair excitement, .earned far tha momant to have j forgotten tha auhjact of dahata. !Tha Chair (Seaator Fry?) waa abla with difficulty to maintain order. Whan tha diecussioa tiually was andtd far tha day tha Chair fait called upan aanouHly to admonish Sunators that tha rulaa of tha body had not baan observed, and aftar raading tha rula which had baan violated ha expressed tha hopa that ia tba future Senator would have a cara to observe it. Such an admonition baa not baan raada by tha presiding afficar of #the Sanata in many yaara. . Wbila Sanatar Spoonar waa j sroceediag with hia apaach ha waa i iotarruptad by Sanator Tillman : and in an instant a aanaational col. t loquy waa in progress. i Sanator Tillman inquirad: "Will < the Senator allow una to auk him i if tha 1*1 att amendment had baan i dafaatad by dahata uatil tha and I i.f tba aaaaian would that aide havs t had tha couraga to have gone for- i ward in its philanthropy, human> a uy, i nriulinni'y and liberty, ami a ill tlint kind of thing, and to have ? ailed an extra sesame?" j fcenator Speoeer, uWi kar* * murage enough on this aida to do * laytking on aarth." s ' 1 Senator Tillman: "Except to 1 lafaad tha eagre." ' 11 Senator Spooner; "W4 Iihto" lot conraga enough to lynck a I :olarad man, or deprive them of 1 hair right*.1' * Seeator Tillman: Does the ^ Senator ds?ire to discuss the ^ ?( (> (piattion here? lie kiiini to * iht* left the proportion whick lie n tinned on to throw ;t perineal * liag at me. I am ready to meat ?im hare, in Wisconain, or anv there else on the race question." Senator Spooler: 4t<Vheneter| ?* v r - the Senator in willing to Meet me n that question or any other he will find me there, *o far ae that I* concerned. The Senator ad dragged in me an ohaervatioB very offensive in it a character.'' Senator I'tUinon: "It certainly had no allusion to lynching." I senator Spooner: "No." Senatai rillnmn: "And ths Senator umJersiaadc rery well thai I conn* tr??m * section of c?>uolr> where lyuchingsgiven for crime mid for a good maay other crimes win very prer slant. Mow, One* \ ne Senator wish to leave the Philippine proposition, in whioh he i* <Um1iD? with a colored p??opi* in a most iofamwun ami datuu able and hypO'Tideal way, aad go Sooth aad hold them upas examples ihat we **re dealing with is a ?ianlarw?>? I menu the colored poopit here at home. Are we to hav? two rules of conduct ia regard to toe colored people, one in the Phihppiues, by which we litilcher mem aed shoot Christianiiy into them, utul mother in the Sou ID, where we are allowed te pro tec I our wire* and children?" Senator Spoouer: ,llt we had the same inle for colored people iu the Philippines as lbs Senator rsfsrs to m the South, God help the colored aiau in the Philip* pines." Seuator lillmtn: "God help him ia the Philippines new! Yeu hare already butchered in three years three timss a* many as the Spaniards did ia three centuries." Seuator Spowoer: "It. is one thing to kill men with arms in their handu litre in Hi it, ivurn men ? ?m WW ? and seainsi the flagl It is another thing te burn than." Senator Tillman: "You burn thsoi in Kansas, sir " Senator Spooner: "fthinmr it is dons it is an outrageous crime." Senator Tillman: "It is a very * 1 ** * easy ihia^r for a man who has not come in contact with them in rinse quail ters to theorize and seatinsentalizs as to what nthei psople ought to do." Senator Tillman was admonished hy the President pr?r tern that he must not interrupt a Senator without first obtaining leave, te which he rsplied that he was "taunted in a way that no white man from South Carolina could submit to." Aftsr a littla celhVpiy Ssnatei ( Tillman said: "Now, I know that for a fstriief likn ms to discuss the legal poiute with a giant in tht law likn thn' Senator from WiscoasinJ is a' temerity that Would lay rae open to thn accusation ef that old deg- ! gsrsi that: "Fsols rush in whnrn angnls fear te tread," and I am foel enough to ask him wbea he quoted the Constitutloa a moment igo ic regard to the power of' Congress in dealing with territory j inu ?mar proparty, did baincluda ua* as otbar property, whosa iharty and liva* an 1 all rights ara hsjaopardizad ?r to lie dawtroyed u this country, ami whstbtr thay ira any prapsrty; whether peopla ira property t Yau bought tharn it $2 a liaad, it is true, hut did 'on iotand to gi*a thai* liberty, is we propose, or do you prepoae o hold thani undar tha bayaoet indar carpeUbag goTernmant, j nora damnable tha* y? u put on is in 1808?" 4'That is tha old ipiastio*," retlied Senator Spoonar. 4'The tower to odcupy inbahitad terrier y involves tha power, I sup aaa, ta change tha ii!le?ia*ce. Ta acquired Louisiana. No ana var pretended that man and wa ia* wars bought and sold in that| raasaction." fP A. KTOHIJL. Bear* tit* /0 ^ H3* Alt*?* Botgft Ob* *f th* greatest needs for th* political and social udvancem*at of South Carolina, in a hotter *nforcem*nt of the law . It i? a fact r*ry greatly to th* discredit of th* people of thin state, that our laws are not enforced with anything like the striding* that is customary in moat other lata* of the union, mid no man who has an ordinary eoinpr? henaion of the <*oiului u - as ihey axist ia North Carolina auil tiaorgia, for instance, will try to deny that wa ara behind b uh of these atataa. Aa a jjeiimn thing, South Carolina jurors will do iln u duty in giving van lie la iu accordance with tba law and the evidence. Thara ia not a grout deal ?>t reason to grumble at ihe disposition of caaoa aftar they get into court. Tha principal trounlo wim us is our inditfareuce to ihe manual- in which many of the laws are ohaarrad. If a law is unpopular, thara is a general inclination to ignore it. Take for instance, the law against concealed weapon*. This law is universally viel ited, and an individual is seldom prosecuted under it until he attempts deadly use of his weapon. A cuu cealed weapou may l?e displayed in slmost any gathering of men without exciting a word of protest. Ninety man ou< of a hundred might witness an illegal sale of whiaky without giviug ihe matter a further thought I'lie-e are probably trivial matters; nut the tin* rail of iiwliffui um>u rui.a ..11 through the daily lite all dass? s of our people, hikI almost every community ha.-, common ku.mvI edge of facts I nut would severely punish certain more m Ins- prominent citizens, and y? t. never a worst is said. YV'u would not lie understood as intimating that the people of South Carolina are inferior in any respect to the people of any other state. We do net believe anything of the kind. Tha fact that we can get al.>ug as well as we ao without ro"ourse to lew tor the punishment of certain citizens who, from time to time, step beyond proper bounds, is of :tself evidence of a ver\ high order of civilization. Hut still it must not be forgot ten that law is a good thing; that it is the duty of eveiy citizen to enforce the law, and as well ? s we may be getting along with our present habits of indifference along this line, it would be to our greater safety, benefit and happiness, if we would give this subject much mere important attenti in th*n we have boen giving it he etof >re. Yorkville Enquirer. rtssm&w. HN A lA/Um the rldor fre? UN H WnttL linndv and el sa accident happens is a bottle of LlC RmhitlH need not become . body, Jftlieydoi WEXI MUSTANG will thoroughly, qi nently cure these a is no guess work a) iment is used a cur YOU DOMT KNOW Muutuug Linlmeut. Aa a (U-. h h '**.< \ r ' AUDITOR'S NOTICE. Latitat .it* ? it I', D?it 4 I Will. ^ N<?nc? 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M ~liM<"lfu lv J WO. A. COOK, ?. Auditor, L. C. VIGOR or MEN" I^a-stly, Quickly, lVmuinsiiiiy ItMtored " IllNDll'O r&W. (r, iH) (J|{R\T FltBNCH TONIC AND VLTALIZKKilMldwIth wrtii "u ue titr Narvous Debt*ity, i <st Vital ty Kadtig Meaaory. Kit?, Fl.r.si . H>-t*iia Bt?>pa all Drains t> lite NcrviiU* S\unn <>ouoad ( y Had Hi' it* or t x os?Ito Usa of Tot hntren. Opium t iuuora, or 'Zd*la? tin Face t iia> Kltic 11 wanle off Ina nit; , minum|ition ami Death It flt-aiM the HumhI Mid Hiain, Builda up |!-p i-dmiteretl Nervea. Reator-a tha Ft* of Youth and JixuiK* the Pink (t ..I* t Pile heeko. amJ Makea y?.? Y untr ?"?l *tro g attain SOc ,12 Boxen $5 B> Mai1 <? Any A?idroea. ..'tor Hr a Druggist. aganla, Data ?* r *? rr tBWO.-1 I waanmop?a? DON'T ^ ^ t f Your Life aw J Ton can be cured of any form of tobaoco h?U easily, bo mad* wet], .strong, magnatic, tndfl sew life and vigor by taking M-TO-JulH tnat makes weak men strong. Minyjfl leu pounds in ten days. Ovar | Q Q, #tB cured. All druggists. Cues gusrantssd. In and advice VR1IK Address KKMKDY CO., Chicago or Now York. wF WANTED, Hickory, Dogwood tin 1 Persimmon Logs. Southam Hi r<! wood Co. Charleston, S. C. Educate Tour Bowels With Cascarets. Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever. 3&S. 25c. If C. O. C. X~U. druggists refund mono*. ijuontly moots with disnster. A very fneient doctor to have with you when Mexican Mustang Liulinciit. \ 7*Ja ;rs or ig Sores 'i fixture upon your t is your fault, lor ifi. 'vN l;k iwent . rind nprinn. HCk.\ Vp, K.utiir l1Ullslm e will fa W Id ran b? rurrd iit< UJr a hurn oi4 ith Mexican on iiavo treated it w very top. Liilcr It .staudg at tiva