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4 THE NEWS AND OBSERVER, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 12. 1899. 60 ON YOUR BONDR-<=> WILL anil Baltimore, WORLD, American Bonding Trust Company, Md mmms BONDS. m THE'LITERARY General ASSETS OVE* Z2,5000,000. BUSINESS ON'INED TO SURETY * Accepted as sole security by U. S. Government and the State, tnd Counties ot be- Professor H. J. Stockard, North Carolina. THE BEACON BIOGRAPHERS.- Hunks left North Carolina shortly one of did North Carolina's best poets, has appetite! Edited by M. A. IN* Howe. fore the birth of her child, and not a short Creates rveligious poem of pathetic earnest digestion, SOLICIT BONDS OF Price 75 tint’s each. Publishers: marry Thomas Lineoln until after Abra- nes» JSr aids IHE and grace in the Youth's 80 nd sl ‘‘ep ’ City and Federal Officers, Administrators, Executors, etc,, .Companion. . County, Small, Mavnard & Co., . ham Lineoln was born. He presented W Kite* ? of evidence and tradition lo ' relieves brain fag, Bank, corporation and railroad officers, Guardians, Receivers and Assignees, PHILLIPS BROOKS, by M. A. I>o a mass gives healthy color a of him in some year or two. Although his V Yj Deputy Collectors, Gaugers, etc., Cotton and Tobacco Buyers, Howe. tablish his proposition and picture / -•* ; blood- Wolfe published volume, like so many A * : to pale and and Fertilizer Agents. Contractors and Builders, HAWTHORNE, by Abraham Enloe whom Lincoln was said others, • people. Price, Insurance NATHANIEL was not received with jwiptilar favor, 7 less Postmasters, Letter Carriers, ’ Tobacco and Cigar M’f’f. Annie Fields. to closely resemble. The publication of 25 cents. etc., it appealed to the and : persons occupying positions of trust and responsibility. ,7. K. LOWELL, by Edward E. Hall, Mr. Cathey’s book has railed forth this admiration taste M'/7*7T Medical advice And all of soiim* “chosen few” even in . Rates and Prompt Attention to Correspondence. dr. volume. Os Mr. Cathey ’si book, this a state frec 1505 Arch Reasonable ntr.it given to picric appreciation. ‘ LEE, by W. P. Trent. 1 statement is made in the preface: “Even We I | st., I’liila. ROBERT E. hope lie Aviill stay his hand, WAN I , by Norman in the present year a book has lieen pub- not and RELIABLE AGENTS ED. disposed sing county seats important at present rep- llapgood. in North Carolina to prove that when his Muse is to 1,-t In all and towns in which we are not lished his harp awake. Wilmington FAR RAC IT, by James his (Lincoln’s) father ivas a resident of Messen- resented. Address, fHVII> G. ger. Agent Barnes. State. The hulk of the testimony DAMPS/ General tor North Cnar that • persons who iIUTYCURE RnL5. nAiNtT, raleioh, n. c "J in' world is full of long biographies in this volume is from and autobiographies of the great, but a were born long after , busy man din's not find 'time to Avade who never saw him or his parents, and CLASS IN IMPERIALISM. through hundreds of pages and piles of never heard the story they repeat until letters, and therefore the elaborate biog- after his nomination to the Presidency. (Joseph Dana Miller in “Life.”) raphies unread except by the few. answer this and other like Sunday du- are It is to Sermon. QUESTION: What is the whole It was a happy conception ttx> publish in publications that Mrs. Hitchcock, in nd- ty of men and nations? OAK CITY form a series a beautiful and attractive Aiamce of the complete genealogy of the CHILDISH THINGS. ANSWER; To mind their own busi- of brief, readable, and authenitie ac- HanksV family upon which she has long ness. eounts of the lives of those been working, publishes this brict "Have men and nations ever done impressed them- Joseph But when I became a man, 1 put away whose personalities have sketch. She traces the going of childish tilings.—l. Corinthian*, xi-ii., 11. this?" selves most deeply on the character Hanks Avith his wife Nancy Shipley One day during the last summer 1 was There is not an instance in recorded of (their Cnuntry. In the a home in history.” and history llanks from to find wail king along listening i M. A. Do Wolfe Heave Joseph the-strand to he. series edited by Kentucky, and shows that when regular and rhythmic pounding of the “Givi* an example of a pi*oplo not and published by Small, May Curd & bequeathed to his chil- minding their own business?” Hanks died lie Avaves, when my attention aviis attracted Co., everything that the average reader of these be- "The Phillippinos.” dren property, the youngest to a couple of children on a dune close Americans in the care to know is given by Avriters will daughter “But not would ing called in his “my at hand. As I approached them I saw they say the Filipinos arc of special competence, who possess in death she capable of self-government.” LAUNDRY. Nancy.” After her father’s that they each had a little tin pail and full the best eontemiKsrnry Richard "That is measure went to live with her uncle. a wooden spade. Tlnfy would dig a deep their business.” J. K, MARSHALL, Proprietor. point, of view. The author of each book "Is Spain a wise Berry, until her marriage in 180 b to hole in the sand or pile it up in fantastic nation? has Aveighed every incident in the life of of the “The Thomas Lincoln. A fae-sinrile s ! li:i|>es, and chirp wisest in the world.” RALEIGH, his subject, and lias culled Avl.Lt is besd all the while would 1 "Is Aguinaldo 216 Fayetteville Street. N C. marriage bond and a marriage certificate like young birds in the sunshine. They a ploygamist?” and brightest, eliminating all non-essen- words; “No; we him to be, is in these were perfectly happy, would not permit tials and condensing into brief compass and they needed even alle- “I do hereby certify that by authority of sand, should he acknowledge his those events that illustrate the life and only plenty a wooden spade and of license 1 have from the clerk’s office them giance to the .” *‘l cannot preach a sihort ser- a tin pail to make so. him hold THE PARKER COTTON COMPANY. character. of- Washington county, I have solemn- As I looked I | "Would we permit to mon today,” said the preacher, "be- at the picture eimcd ized the rites of matrimony between capacity pleasure* i slaves?” I have wot had time to prepare those children their for “No; slavery legally and morally COTrON MhRCHANTS. GOLDSBORO. N. C. cause Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks, I i is it.” It is comparatively easy for an and sighed as said to myself, "I wish ! wrong.” June Pith, 1800, A. D.. agreeable to the prices strong publish in all the material I could lx* as happy as they are. They ?" Mill orders a specialty. Lowest consistent with a and most author to full and ceremonies of the Methodist "Is tin* Sultan of Sulu a polygamist gathered about any great rami, but the rites live in the present; the day is bright and Episcopal church. Vitness my hand. “He is, and a slave-holder.*’ excellent staple, which is produced in this section, guaranteed. Firm sales or genius comes in when the mass is digest- cloudless, and with that much they are “Do we permit “JESSIE HEAD, E., M. E. C,” that?” ed presented in an attractive style D. entirely satisfied. The quality of char- yes; and There is also published an affidavit of “Oh. and we give him six tl.on- bought on commission. Correspondence solicited. in as few wintis as tell the complete acter which anticipates the )K»ssible sand year to support his twelve Dr. (’. C. Graham; dollars a story of the life. If one wants the ser- troubles of the future has not yet lieen ••I. Christopher Graham, now of wives.” in ns and speeches he can have them, C. developed. It is enough for them to he "Explain Louisville, Ky„ aged 5)8 years, on my to the class this omtradie- but few have time for more thiin such a alive, and their enjoyment is complete tion.” oath say; That 1 was present at the concise biography as is given in this and continuous.” "It cannot be explained. It can only marriage of Thomas Lincoln and Nancy series. Each volume is equipped Avith a 'Then something within me answered in be said that in the practical details of of im- Hanks, in Washington county, near the fronthspiece portrait, a calendar this wise: “There is no reason wity minding other people’s business all ihe bibliography toAvu of Springfield, Ky,; that one Jesse port a r.c dates, and a brief you should not be far happier than those canons of morality, together Avith all reading Head, a Methodist preacher of Spring- for further for thoisefivho desire children, but you must to be. | the maxims of political conomy, are re* field, Ivy., performed the ceremony. 1 learn how a fuller life of the sermons, addresses, You must be taught the secret, of hap- j versed.” novels, pap-era, essays of the great man s knew tile said Thomas Lincoln and Nancy piness, and ifyou apply that secret to the "Is the departure from the strb-t life. The volumes are printed in ele- Nancy Hanks, and know the said virtuous and re- circumstances in which you live you will habits of minding your own business gant style and in a form convenient Hunks to have been happiness expensive?” spectable, and of good parentage. I do ihiaA'e a serener and profounder for reading wuid for carrying handily in than- childhood can ever know. Lae “Very; it may be said that nine-tenths the exact date of the mar- Club Loaded Shells, the pocket. They ought to be owned by not remember furnishes man also, of the poverty of the world are to present «t the marriage pleasures for the but due every man who loacs to read biography, riage, but was found this cause.” I make this affidavit to vindi- they are ntot to be Avith si wooden the last of all books, and these short aforesaid; and a tin pail. are the “What is this policy sometimes call- character of Thomas Lincoln spade They ones are particularly suited to develop cate the pleasures which come from work well ed?” for reading in boys and Nancy Hanks, anil to put to rest the taste good and done, from an -aim in life which kindles “Benevolent assimilation.” Peters’ Loaded Shells, girls, the illegitimacy of Abraham as well as in older folks. forever all our powers into activity, from the to these six representing Lincoln’s birth.” In addition faith which makes us noble and builds The would-be actor avlio considers him- the great preacher, novelist, (wiet amt There is other evidence eorroborath'e our years into a temple in Aviiicli the self a budding genius is apt (to strike a soldier, statesman and sailor, evidence to show that Abraham diplomat, and also everlasting God visits our souls frost first time he api>ears in public. Remington Guns, it is proposed to continue the series. Lincoln, the second child of the marriage, while the Ave and reveals to ms the duty 'Fhe following additions are now in born until years after the worship was not three of today and the* hope!) of tomorrow.” preparation: , by marriage. Hitchcock has done her Mrs. I Lack to cottage not MOZLEY’S LEMON ELIXIR. Booth, by her straightforward ac- So went my little John Burroughs; Edwin work well and to be a Child but Copeland; Aaron have a wide sale as it de- wishing again, resolved Coats and Leggins. Charles Townsend count will to be a man, to live a man’s life, cherish Burr, by Henry Childs- Merwin; James serves. a man’s thoughts find passing Regulates the Liver, Stom- Cooper, by W. B. Shu brick and in each Fennimore pleasures, of CJymer; Benjamin by hour a man’s that kind and Franklin, BOOKS RECEIVED. pleasure of ach Bowels and Kidneys. Lindsay Swift. the remembrance which will MR. DOOLEY IN THE HEARTS OF bring no regret when 1 stand on the For biliousness, constipation and ma- & Publishers; THOMAS H. BRIGGS SONS. THE LEGIONARIES, a story of the HIS COUNTRYMEN. further shore and look back. laria. Maynard & Co., Boston. Price, all one must lay foun- Great Raid, by Ilenry Scott Clark;, illus- Small, To do that the For indigestion, sick and nervous head- 1.25. dation of character in those principles ache. trated 12 mo. Price $1.50. Publishers: DIFFERENCES, by Hervey Bo Indianapolis, White. which Ave call religions, because religion" For sleeplessness, nervousness and The >ven-Merrill Co., Small. Maynard & Co., eternity RALEIGH. N. C. Ind. Publishers: unites time to and teaches us heart failure. Boston. Price, $1.50. an honorable, a high mended, After you read this l*x>k. which deals to make For fever, chills, debility and kidney best, possible changeful ex- with the heroic figure of General Mor- the use of ail diseases, take Lemon Elixir. will be publish 'd periences of life. If you think religion or- gan and his great raid into Ohio and A new play by Ibsen Ladies, for natural and thorough name not yet intended to deprive you of any real Indiana, you are surprised that a about Christmas. Its has is ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir. pleasure or to your weeks quarter of a century has elapsed before been divulged. shroud and 50c. and $1 bottles at druggists. in gloom, you are seriously mis- the achievements of his brave band have months Prepared only by Dr. H. Mo/.ley, At- understood t > be en- taken. Its only object is to make you been taken as the basis for a historic is lanta, Ga. PA3ST BEER. | autobiog- yourself tin* 1 a mass of with and to make novel. It is a story of the conditions gaged in arranging satisfied raphic which cannot but be of angels you. There is no % in the border States during the war, the material satisfied with A PROMINENT MINISTER WRITES S value. religion, for it lightens every ' principal military relating to the great sorrow in Aften ten years of great suffering from • incident hope every great raid of Morgan’s cavalry through burden and hides a under indigestion, Avith great nervous prostra America in the Lead— McCarthy, the historian and tear. | the North. * Justin tion, biliousness, disordered kidneys and novelist, has undergone the last of The character of the young Virginian, just Give a child a sand dune to piny on constipation, I have been cured by Dr. for the relief of | Pabst leads America a series of operations lie asks no more; give a man a pile i® Trenham, through whose month the and Mozley’s Lemon Elixir, and am now • his eyes, and it is now expected that of gold and, alas, he thinks he is su- DAVIS, story' i* told, may be taken as represen- a well man. REV. C. O. _ his sight Avill be completely restored. • tative of the idea of State patriotism. premely happy. But lie is still in swad- Elder M. E. Church, South, No. 28 Tat- § Perfection has been reached in the wenderfui brews Living in Avith hiis mother at dling clothes and has only a wooden spade nall street, Atlanta, Ga. Indiana Braddon still ranks Marie Corelli Brewing Company Milwaukee. • of the Avar, he yet felt him- Miss and a tin pail to play with. It is not 2 made by the Pabst in the outbreak —and most other novelists, perhaps- In an when Virginia, his your money, hut your ideas, which make A MEMPHIAN of brew- S self alien birth- the estimation of the British reader. It PROMINENT We are agents for the choicest products their place, withdrew- from the Union. He the home of your soul. In the last WRITES. 5 • is reported that over .’*,000,000 copte> analysis you discover, to your • ery and are receiving carload shipments of their Ex- loved a Northern girl and his love affairs sold in the cheap of life Dr. H. Moziey, Atlanta: Having neen of her books have been that there is more enjoyment • are told in away to hold the attention usually gets surprise, a great sufferer for throe years from in % port in bottles and select Beer in wood, which we edition that she in giving than in grasping. The heart, of the reader. $20,000 for the English book rights of digestion, and been treated by many storage vault for w holesale of Roger Bellnay, of a man is 'his sovereign, not his purse. bottle daily in our cold the 2 The character the her novels and another large sum for physicians, aa-lio failed to give me any 2 • spend an life in trying to • you ‘‘butternut,” is in a sense typical of the serial rights. To anxious relief. Continuing to grow worst* any and retail trade. If you will try a case or a keg dreams come true: to extraordinary conditions of the period make your golden brother advised me to try Dr. Mozley’s aside the simple pleasures Avhieh will like it. Apply for prices. covered by the story. He had been, a “Ouiila” seems to have permanently thrusit I/emon Elixir, which remedy he had used 2 not ought, to make e\-ery day enjoyable in ACME COMPANY, soldier in the Mexican war. but could j retired from exploiting the peccadillos for several years. I commenced its us *, % WINE 2 your hot eagerness to add to what is » engage in a warfare winged between his of high life and to have eon fintC herself and must say that your Lemon Elixir Agent# for Pmb#t Brewing Company, • already enough; to create and cultivate Raleigh, • own countrymen, and denounced tho-e to extracting the essence of art from the greatest medicine on earth. 1 S N. 0. appetite which hungers for more, is is North and South. avlio, in his judgment: the more lowly spheres of life. A new the I have never suffered a day since I to AA'aste precious time and to lose all were responsible for it. story from her pen is to be entitled “The commenced using Lemon Elixir. genuine happiness. Avrong Throughout the book is the inevitable Waters of Edera” and is a tale of Dal- chance of The It. L. ItOGCO, we ourselves is in having love story well told. The girl of the ian village life. have done 2(K> Hernando St., Memphis, Tenn. story is a sister of Roger Bellray and her made money rather than character the of Seek for gold conflicting feelings are typical of munv Orson Lowell, who illustrated the standard excellence. A CARD. working if you Avill, but in tine name of good FALL women in Ju* border States* who had “Choir Invisible,” has been on certify used Dr. "S government, of wholesome society and This is to that I loved ones fighting in both armies. | the drawings for a new edition of i Mozley’s Demon Elixir for neuralgia of the early spring of tihe best interests of mankind, put It is a dramatic story of intense hu- aeinesea.” Throughout the hen