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of Speech Returns to <lb/>
Who Wat Dumb for <lb/>
Six <lb/>
After baring unable to <lb/>
for six years. Miss Sarah <lb/>
ilia, u of hat <lb/>
had her six-cell return lo her M <lb/>
suddenly ii departed. <lb/>
Ill the summer of the sub- <lb/>
an attractive, <lb/>
girl, wan prostrated by ill- <lb/>
has never since been <lb/>
able lo leave bad, nervous and <lb/>
complicating <lb/>
original finally her <lb/>
Facing Both Way. <lb/>
Die Fasten spellbinders hare <lb/>
bees going about the telling <lb/>
the people who are to pay <lb/>
tuition for their children that if <lb/>
is passed no effort <lb/>
will be made to the <lb/>
schools, ill gram <lb/>
up without an education, and after <lb/>
1908 children coming of age <lb/>
in- disfranchised, in a recent <lb/>
peach Decayed <lb/>
extent along <lb/>
up by telling <lb/>
THE AMENDMENT. <lb/>
Text of the <lb/>
as Amended. <lb/>
Act Supplemental to an Act <lb/>
Entitled Act to Amend the <lb/>
Constitution of <lb/>
February ISM, the <lb/>
Two Handled <lb/>
and Eighteen of the <lb/>
of <lb/>
the General Assembly of North <lb/>
speech suddenly left her while the <lb/>
was in conversation. <lb/>
were not only <lb/>
to help her. were <lb/>
to account for her sudden at <lb/>
diction. <lb/>
the people that the folks with prop- do <lb/>
would not to be taxed l. That Chapter <lb/>
schools, and de- Public of 1899, entitled <lb/>
that they were to ,,., , of <lb/>
public education and that be amended so <lb/>
be knew t lie Baptists were opposed M to make said act read as <lb/>
to That .-i,.,, article Ii of the <lb/>
the victim he .,. be people of the whole of Carolina he. the <lb/>
reconciled to her lot. . . . . <lb/>
as well as upon the ls hereby <lb/>
. . . , <lb/>
new sign language, by which <lb/>
her family speedily came to lean <lb/>
her every want. The once robust <lb/>
girl passed into so frail a woman- <lb/>
hood that -lie is now reduced to a <lb/>
inert skeleton. Yesterday, while <lb/>
lying in bed, she had some want. <lb/>
and on the spur of the moment; <lb/>
called to her sister, w ho <lb/>
next room. In spite of her years <lb/>
of silence spoke clearly, <lb/>
has been able to speak <lb/>
as well as ever she did, Inn the <lb/>
effort tires her. <lb/>
She was greatly overjoyed at <lb/>
I church, whose leaders promptly ,,. <lb/>
gated, and in <lb/>
the utterance. Hut article of said <lb/>
as entire and <lb/>
be voters that of <lb/>
Democrats do not intend to <lb/>
prove the schools. <lb/>
To show what liars they <lb/>
these same bare issued <lb/>
a circular letter to bankers, <lb/>
and manufacturers, seeking <lb/>
to secure their opposition to the <lb/>
amendment upon the ground that <lb/>
ii is it will <lb/>
result increase of their taxes <lb/>
to maintain the better public <lb/>
pie shall by ballot. and all <lb/>
elections by the <lb/>
shall I viva <lb/>
Sec T. Every voter in North <lb/>
Carolina, except as in this article <lb/>
shall be eligible to of <lb/>
but before entering the <lb/>
duties of the office he shall take I <lb/>
and subscribe the following oath <lb/>
, do swear <lb/>
that w ill support and <lb/>
maintain the constitution and laws <lb/>
of the United States, and the con- <lb/>
and laws of North Caro <lb/>
not inconsistent therewith, and <lb/>
that I will faithfully discharge the <lb/>
duties of my office <lb/>
So help inc. <lb/>
Sec. The following class of <lb/>
shall Is- for <lb/>
office all persons who shall I <lb/>
deny the lien <lb/>
if <lb/>
Doctors Say; <lb/>
Intermittent Fevers <lb/>
which prevail dis- <lb/>
arc <lb/>
by derangements of the <lb/>
Liver and Bowels, <lb/>
of Health. <lb/>
T is the o rent <lb/>
in the mechanism of <lb/>
man, and when it is out of order, <lb/>
the whole system becomes de- <lb/>
ranged and disease is the result. <lb/>
Liver Pills <lb/>
Cure all Liver Troubles. <lb/>
-----is i i n <lb/>
Wholesale and retail and <lb/>
Dealer. Cash paid for <lb/>
Second, nil persona who shall have <lb/>
bean convicted or confessed Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- <lb/>
guilt on indictment pending, and Turkeys. etc. Bad <lb/>
whether or not, <lb/>
judgment suspended, any treason <lb/>
steads. Mattresses. Oak Suits, Ha <lb/>
by Carriages, Parlor <lb/>
Baits. Tables, Lounges, Safes, <lb/>
ARTICLE VI. <lb/>
SUFFRAGE AMI TO <lb/>
OFFICE. <lb/>
Section I. male person <lb/>
I schools promised. They think <lb/>
first over the but ,., .,,., votes of the rich <lb/>
now appears to feel no emotion IV ,,,,, ,,, , <lb/>
be that they can gel a dozen <lb/>
whatever over its <lb/>
easier. . Dispatch, <lb/>
Let Mi a of all Parties Join <lb/>
Two years ago when the fate of <lb/>
born in United states, and <lb/>
every male person who has <lb/>
naturalized, twenty-one years <lb/>
age. and possessing the <lb/>
set out in this article, shall <lb/>
be entitled to vote at election <lb/>
by the people in the State, except <lb/>
as herein otherwise provided. <lb/>
. can get a dozen He shall c resided ill <lb/>
or so, but as a rule the rich men in I the State of North Carolina for two <lb/>
North Carolina have been willing six months. <lb/>
lo be taxed for better public schools precinct, ward or other <lb/>
they are in accord with district in which lo. offers <lb/>
the Democratic demand for a Ion- <lb/>
Carolina was trembling in school term and better la.-ill- <lb/>
the balance, the Democrats ties and will stand by the party in <lb/>
pealed to the Populists and carrying out its pledges to put the <lb/>
Republicans for help an education within <lb/>
that their votes for good govern-1 the reach of every child in the <lb/>
then would commit them Observer, <lb/>
nothing a- to the future; that there <lb/>
An Analysis of <lb/>
Speech. <lb/>
would lie no attempt to put the <lb/>
Democratic uniform upon them <lb/>
and that they could after the <lb/>
return to their funnel parties A correspondent of <lb/>
without Democratic reproaches. I York World has been at the <lb/>
This promise been , i makes quantitative <lb/>
observed. It been said to the nation of President <lb/>
Populists Republicans in the speech to the committee notifying <lb/>
present campaign that the amend- him of his with the <lb/>
is not a political question; the <lb/>
Democrats have striven to keep it <lb/>
lines, the Populist <lb/>
State convention declared that each <lb/>
member of that party should de <lb/>
his altitude toward it as <lb/>
an It Is not a <lb/>
question, but educational <lb/>
one, and one of government by the <lb/>
Any man of any <lb/>
can vole it without waiving any <lb/>
put of hi and no <lb/>
man will without <lb/>
better afterward. And it <lb/>
would he worth In Hie <lb/>
the Stale for <lb/>
mill broad patriotism one <lb/>
following <lb/>
i words wen- devoted to <lb/>
and silver. <lb/>
words to Imperialism and <lb/>
Philippines. <lb/>
2-1; words to praise of <lb/>
record. <lb/>
CM words to Protection. <lb/>
to I <lb/>
To words lo Hague <lb/>
i wants to Hawaii. <lb/>
words to will. <lb/>
words to Cuba and <lb/>
to Vote, four months next <lb/>
the election ; Provided, That <lb/>
removal from one precinct, ward <lb/>
or other election district t <lb/>
ill the same shall nut ope <lb/>
rate to deprive any person of the <lb/>
right to vote in precinct, ward <lb/>
or other election district from <lb/>
which be has removed, until four <lb/>
months after such removal. No <lb/>
person who has been convicted, or <lb/>
Ne his guilt ill open <lb/>
of any crime <lb/>
the punishment of which i-. or may <lb/>
hereafter he. Imprisonment in the <lb/>
Mate prison, shall is- permitted to <lb/>
unless said person shall <lb/>
restored to citizenship in <lb/>
the manner prescribed by law. <lb/>
Bee. . person offering to <lb/>
vole shall be at the I Hue a legally <lb/>
registered voter as herein <lb/>
ed and in the manner <lb/>
or felony, or any other crime for <lb/>
which punishment may lie Meal Key Cheroots, <lb/>
in the penitential American Beauty Can- <lb/>
since becoming citizens of the Peaches Apples, <lb/>
,. . . . , Apples, Jell v. Milk, <lb/>
l sited Bates, or corruption and <lb/>
malpractice in office, unless such ; Food, Hatches, Oil, <lb/>
person shall lie restored to the Cotton Meal Hulls, <lb/>
rights of citizenship in a Oranges. Apples, Nuts, <lb/>
law. I <lb/>
Currents, Glass <lb/>
Sec. That this amendment China Ware, Tin and <lb/>
Constitution, shall go into Ware, and Crackers. <lb/>
let lint of Butter, Stand- <lb/>
a majors of the votes cast a. <lb/>
melons other goods, <lb/>
the next general election shall In <lb/>
cast in <lb/>
Quantity. Cheap for cash. <lb/>
i this suffrage amend- t me. <lb/>
Come <lb/>
Days <lb/>
At Cost. <lb/>
Ill <lb/>
CO <lb/>
In Trusts, <lb/>
According to this method de- <lb/>
it is clear <lb/>
say alter the question is para <lb/>
and I in the <lb/>
measure has been a <lb/>
but all panic- <lb/>
t v-r. <lb/>
tin <lb/>
N Like to Spit on <lb/>
White People <lb/>
When Senator talked <lb/>
about niggers -pining on white <lb/>
people last Hat it in I ho court <lb/>
here u few while men <lb/>
their and in the II el- <lb/>
kin ring s of <lb/>
It Is a lion idle stilt III lo-ll <lb/>
one while man cheers at I he idea <lb/>
a nigger -pining on <lb/>
w man. suggests an <lb/>
Hut tin i- . <lb/>
often tin- most <lb/>
lake <lb/>
very briefest form of <lb/>
the <lb/>
Phil- <lb/>
-loll. <lb/>
Hut The World writer has <lb/>
shown what Mr. <lb/>
it lies to and <lb/>
to say nothing about <lb/>
cit Overboard <lb/>
s. <lb/>
dim Mi <lb/>
u bile mil -ailing a <lb/>
lather and at <lb/>
fell overboard when a long dis- <lb/>
as to whether some people lance from shore. She was sitting <lb/>
really think more of a black man ill the boat with her feel hanging <lb/>
than they do of a white man, I- u over the side. A friend of Hi, <lb/>
a fact we have in our sitting near her, took the <lb/>
white men who delight to precaution to bold on to <lb/>
run over white Do hi case of accident. Fortunately <lb/>
they laugh hen a nigger when she fell in water lie had <lb/>
speak o I good honest while men or bold of her dress, pulling her back <lb/>
women from us poor into the boat by it. and thus <lb/>
trash white her News <lb/>
people who live on the farms <lb/>
toW or the entire town <lb/>
gen time to Mr ,. ,. <lb/>
COM- This his ban, containing his poll lax as above required. <lb/>
tempt the very niggers rodder bay was Thai this Amendment to <lb/>
The accepts discovered to be on fire with the the Constitution la presented and <lb/>
the pool ,,,,, , o- ,, , were adopted as one plan for <lb/>
s and calls t t.,. M,. Warren is unable the regulation with <lb/>
trash, to tell hos intent and to s, con <lb/>
mil is sum,.; I Hie parts, and lo <lb/>
j suspicion is of an M upon <lb/>
origin. This ii the third lime we other, whole shall <lb/>
It lo land Mr. Warren has or fall together, <lb/>
alone before this Washington Messenger. I Bee. i. All elections by <lb/>
provided by law, and the General <lb/>
Assembly of North Carolina shall <lb/>
enact general rat ion laws to <lb/>
carry into effect the provisions of <lb/>
Ibis article. <lb/>
Sec. I. presenting <lb/>
himself registration shall In- <lb/>
able to read and write any section <lb/>
of the constitution m the <lb/>
language; before he shall lie <lb/>
entitled lo vole, he shall have paid <lb/>
the of <lb/>
Hie year in which he proposes to <lb/>
vote, his poll lax for the previous <lb/>
as prescribed Article <lb/>
Section I, the Constitution. But <lb/>
no male person, who was. on Jan- <lb/>
l-t 1807 or at any time prior <lb/>
thereto, entitled to vote under the <lb/>
laws of any State in <lb/>
Slates w herein he then resided, and <lb/>
no lineal of any such <lb/>
shall be denied the right to <lb/>
register and vote at election in <lb/>
ibis State his failure <lb/>
In possess the educational <lb/>
cation <lb/>
ed, he shall registered in <lb/>
with .- terms of this <lb/>
section prior to I. <lb/>
The General shall pro <lb/>
for the of all per- <lb/>
sons entitled to vote without the <lb/>
educational herein <lb/>
, prescribed, and shall, on or before <lb/>
1st. long, provide for <lb/>
the making of a permanent record <lb/>
Of such and all <lb/>
I SOW so registered, shall forever <lb/>
j thereafter have the right to vote <lb/>
i in all elect inns by the people in <lb/>
Ibis State, unless disqualified <lb/>
Section of this Pro <lb/>
Mich person shall have paid <lb/>
See. II. this amendment to the bU <lb/>
shall be submitted at I Phone SR. <lb/>
the next general election to the I <lb/>
voters of the State, in the <lb/>
same miller the same <lb/>
rules and regulations as is pro- <lb/>
in the law regulating general <lb/>
elections in this Slate, and at said <lb/>
elections those persons desiring to <lb/>
rote for amendment shall cast <lb/>
a written or oiled ballot with the <lb/>
Suffrage Amend- <lb/>
thereon; and those with a <lb/>
contrary shall east a writ- <lb/>
ten or printed ballot with the <lb/>
words Suffrage Amend- <lb/>
thereon. <lb/>
Sec. III. The votes cast at Bald <lb/>
clot ion shall lie counted, <lb/>
ed, returned canvassed, and <lb/>
the result announced and declared <lb/>
under the same rules and <lb/>
and in the same manner as <lb/>
the vote for Governor, and if a <lb/>
of the votes cast are in favor <lb/>
of the said amendment, it shall lie <lb/>
the duty of the Governor of the <lb/>
Stab-, upon notified of the <lb/>
result of said election, to certify <lb/>
said under the seal of <lb/>
the Slate, who shall enroll the <lb/>
amendment SO certified among the <lb/>
permanent records of hi- office. <lb/>
Sic. IV. This ml shall in <lb/>
lone from and alter it- <lb/>
The people and <lb/>
have apparently <lb/>
overlooked the fact a State <lb/>
campaign, cantered mi the vital <lb/>
Issue suffrage, <lb/>
is in progress, and are devoting <lb/>
themselves to discussing the <lb/>
liquor shall be <lb/>
old in a dispensary, In saloons or <lb/>
not all. The are of <lb/>
course shoving this issue to the <lb/>
front with all their might <lb/>
while the Democrats are belaboring <lb/>
each other their enemies hope to <lb/>
in and If <lb/>
the agitation the dispensary <lb/>
question at ibis critical time <lb/>
doesn't defeat of <lb/>
we shall be surprised. <lb/>
States Ills Landmark. <lb/>
fill Sept, I, 1900. <lb/>
Our entire stock <lb/>
Dry Goods Domestics, <lb/>
Notions, Shoes, Ac. <lb/>
. f. M J <lb/>
Oxford Seminary for Girls <lb/>
OXFORD. N- C <lb/>
51st Annual Session Opens 1900 <lb/>
Large Han <lb/>
Laboratory. Full<lb/>
twice in <lb/>
i-m <lb/>
Apply to <lb/>
REWARD <lb/>
w will pay the any <lb/>
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iii contain m to <lb/>
l. r P. 111- <lb/>
.-m mail, <lb/>
II. n. i mid <lb/>
III. <lb/>
J I. N I<lb/>
Female College <lb/>
North Carolina, <lb/>
Fall Term begins Bent, 1900, <lb/>
Application. <lb/>
President. <lb/>
I'm. <lb/>
white man Int. <lb/>
is haM <lb/>
Pi ii common tense <lb/>
boys girls for <lb/>
Hip lift, u <lb/>
College, Hunt cm <lb/>
lie- <lb/>
Of our pupils. Coin <lb/>
patent <lb/>
a veil <lb/>
Moral good. <lb/>
For further <lb/>
I Ion see or <lb/>
ii Hi N. f <lb/>
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SIZE OP BALLOTS. <lb/>
unity i; I i.; lion- flu <lb/>
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1.1 Public -if <lb/>
tin- of all for <lb/>
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paper, known us <lb/>
while new. paper, In- in <lb/>
1.1,1. k Ink, which bar. been <lb/>
mill the Clerk <lb/>
Court of Flu <lb/>
The i- all r of <lb/>
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Co. Bl lion I'm Co <lb/>
CUBE CHILLS AND FEVER <lb/>
X with <lb/>
Chill Tonic at He, per <lb/>
to take. <lb/>
refunded if it fails. an <lb/>
the blood and <lb/>
you well. Nona other as good, <lb/>
Sold mill drag <lb/>
OF <lb/>
Katie. i herein the <lb/>
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will be open lbs polling <lb/>
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vi of in a <lb/>
made in Ike MM II. <lb/>
and of <lb/>
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be lo <lb/>
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of K. C, to <lb/>
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of land lo wit, U situate in <lb/>
the land, of <lb/>
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the defendant above sealed will take <lb/>
in II . an a, la, <lb/>
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will take he is <lb/>
to appear at the term of the <lb/>
I county to he held on the. ass- <lb/>
Monday after Monday in S, <lb/>
the of Sept., <lb/>
the Court House in N. C. <lb/>
an or demur lo the in <lb/>
sun. .-r the will apply to tin- <lb/>
Lain demanded in com- <lb/>
plaint. <lb/>
This the With day of May <lb/>
C. Moons, <lb/>
, Clerk Superior Court. <lb/>
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NOTICE TO <lb/>
Th. Clerk of the Court of <lb/>
issue, Letter, <lb/>
ration lo me. the on the Tin <lb/>
lay of May. on Hie Thorns. <lb/>
J. Notice is lie., <lb/>
given lo all persons Indebted the . late <lb/>
to make payment to the <lb/>
all creditor, of or <lb/>
their i properly <lb/>
the twelve <lb/>
the dale of this or Ibis <lb/>
notice will is-plea in <lb/>
day of May, <lb/>
on <lb/>
NOTICE TO <lb/>
duly <lb/>
or Colin county u <lb/>
of the Will and of Nancy <lb/>
notice i U. <lb/>
all Indebted said in <lb/>
i to and <lb/>
all claims against said es- <lb/>
are hereby n.-titled to present the same <lb/>
for or tis- Hath day of <lb/>
April, or will he plead in <lb/>
bar of <lb/>
day of April, won. <lb/>
Executor of Nancy Wallace <lb/>
POSTED. <lb/>
We warn all en- <lb/>
any of our along <lb/>
Creek for the purpose With <lb/>
Any one will <lb/>
be to law. <lb/>
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SERVICE <lb/>
Steamer My res leave Washing- <lb/>
ton daily ii A. M. for <lb/>
daily <lb/>
P. AI. for <lb/>
leaves <lb/>
Greenville Wednesday <lb/>
Fridays A. II. <lb/>
leave for Greenville <lb/>
Tuesdays, and <lb/>
A. M. tarries freight only. <lb/>
Connecting at Washington with <lb/>
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, <lb/>
ton, and for all points for the Weal <lb/>
with railroads at Norfolk. <lb/>
Shippers -1 on 1.1 order <lb/>
the Old Dominion s. Co, from <lb/>
New York; Clyde Line from la <lb/>
Hay from <lb/>
and Line from <lb/>
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for an-l <lb/>
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No <lb/>
p. <lb/>
BOOK ON PATENTS <lb/>
WASH <lb/>
RHEUMATISM CATARRH CURED <lb/>
----ST <lb/>
Johnston's <lb/>
Sarsaparilla <lb/>
QUART <lb/>
II TIE SHADOW OF <lb/>
A Family <lb/>
Mr. C. B. who keep a <lb/>
millinery and at SI <lb/>
Loins. Co., Mich., and who <lb/>
well the <lb/>
I badly troubled with <lb/>
catarrh and had <lb/>
liver complaint and bilious. I <lb/>
as in a bad condition; every day I be- <lb/>
to fear that be a <lb/>
well woman; that I hare to <lb/>
down into a chronic invalid, and <lb/>
lire in the of death. had <lb/>
JOHNSTON'S rec- <lb/>
to me. I TOOK FOUR <lb/>
BOTTLES AND IT CURED ME, and <lb/>
cured my family both. I am very glad <lb/>
that I heard of it. would cheerfully <lb/>
recommend it to every one. I have <lb/>
taken many other of medicine. <lb/>
prefer JOHNSTON'S to all of them. <lb/>
PILLS <lb/>
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all <lb/>
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tonic <lb/>
builder. Bring. <lb/>
link flow to pal <lb/>
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or th paid. I fur <lb/>
a copy of our bond. <lb/>
EXTRA <lb/>
mediate <lb/>
for Lot of Power, <lb/>
or <lb/>
Locomotor <lb/>
Ion. and <lb/>
of Tobacco. <lb/>
By mail in X-00 a <lb/>
box. for our bankable <lb/>
bead t j In or <lb/>
mousy paid. Address <lb/>
MEDICAL CO. <lb/>
Clinton Sta., <lb/>
Tablets <lb/>
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Carolina. <lb/>
Tue Head of the State's <lb/>
System. <lb/>
Three courses, loading <lb/>
to Professional courses <lb/>
in Medicine<lb/>
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Sons and <lb/>
besides In Sum- <lb/>
teachers in the <lb/>
faculty. For and In- <lb/>
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K. P. President, <lb/>
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The complete in every de <lb/>
prices as low as the <lb/>
Highest market prices <lb/>
aid for country produce. <lb/>
The Ono Day Cold Cure. <lb/>
Cold in and wire<lb/>
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PATENTS <lb/>
Designs <lb/>
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VOL. XIX. <lb/>
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, JULY <lb/>
NO <lb/>
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Ed. H. <lb/>
WHO <lb/>
YOU WANT TO BK BIGHT <lb/>
BAKE TIME BUY <lb/>
BIGHT WHERE <lb/>
WEIGHT A N T- <lb/>
GOODS. <lb/>
Ed. H. <lb/>
THE LEADING <lb/>
same manner and under the <lb/>
rules is pro <lb/>
in general <lb/>
in this State, Raid <lb/>
elections those persona desiring to <lb/>
vote for such amendment shall ca-t <lb/>
a written or printed ballot with the <lb/>
thereon; and with a <lb/>
contrary Opinion shall a writ <lb/>
ten or printed ballot with the <lb/>
words Suffrage Amend- <lb/>
thereon. <lb/>
Sec. III. The votes east at said <lb/>
election shall be counted, <lb/>
ed, returned and canvassed, and <lb/>
the result announced and declared <lb/>
same rules and <lb/>
lions, and iii the same manner as <lb/>
tin- vote for Governor, and If a <lb/>
THE people, and or <lb/>
PITT AND ADJOINING <lb/>
We <lb/>
are still in th. <lb/>
be. <lb/>
of the <lb/>
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AMENDMENT. <lb/>
of the rotes cast are in <lb/>
I no nude person, who was, amendment, it shall in <lb/>
General Merchandise <lb/>
Full Text of the <lb/>
Amended. <lb/>
How Keep Coil and Wei <lb/>
I much anal. <lb/>
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for thermometers lo <lb/>
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I the beat. <lb/>
drink milk. <lb/>
Don't experiment with mixed <lb/>
drinks arc calculated to upset <lb/>
join stomach. <lb/>
indulge in alcoholic <lb/>
drinks. Drink plenty of lemon- <lb/>
iced lea the like <lb/>
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MOWS THIS <lb/>
We offer One Hundred Dollars <lb/>
for ease of Catarrh <lb/>
Hall's Ga- <lb/>
ll to v he freely. <lb/>
d ;., Ill hi -I stem. <lb/>
1st 1807 or any lime priori the of the Governor of the <lb/>
thereto, entitled to vote under upon being of the <lb/>
laws of any State in the said election, to certify <lb/>
wherein he then resided, and the -ml <lb/>
no lineal of any State, who shall enroll the said <lb/>
An Act Supplemental an shall be denied the lo amendment so among the <lb/>
Entitled -An Act to Amend the register and vote at any election in permanent records of his office. <lb/>
reason fl, is tail tire Hue. IV. This act shall be In <lb/>
February Slat, the t,, ,, force from and alter Its Ion. <lb/>
herein <lb/>
and Eighteen of the Public Law ; ,, ,,,.,. t .,,. j rile Reason. <lb/>
of with the terms of <lb/>
prior to <lb/>
The General Assembly of North shall pro <lb/>
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Do, and <lb/>
, , , , . . walk too it . i <lb/>
l. ii. any store in Pill Well choice <lb/>
Hi- ii.-.- of America gel <lb/>
all the year and overturn rum <lb/>
vi inter, for and our mutual ad- <lb/>
It is our lo show you a hat you want mid to . , ,,.,. , , ,. <lb/>
sell we can. offer you service, polite ,.,. <lb/>
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Props., <lb/>
hi. <lb/>
We the undersigned have known <lb/>
J. for the last 1.1 years, <lb/>
and believe him <lb/>
all business transactions and <lb/>
able to earn mil any <lb/>
obligations made the <lb/>
West Wholesale Dru- <lb/>
Kin <lb/>
Marvin, Wholesale Druggist, <lb/>
I Toledo, <lb/>
Hall- Catarrh Cure is taken in- <lb/>
actinic directly upon the <lb/>
us surfaces of the <lb/>
per Sold <lb/>
I Testimonials free. <lb/>
Hall's Pills an the best. <lb/>
That Chapter <lb/>
The are opposed Io the <lb/>
lie- <lb/>
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for the of all <lb/>
ions entitled to vote without <lb/>
an Nobody blames bin <lb/>
attention, and consistent with a <lb/>
established on its own <lb/>
When you emu- to market you will not justice <lb/>
ii do not our Immense stock before buying elsewhere. <lb/>
and the following lines of general merchandise. <lb/>
Still Come. <lb/>
I In- tide is on the now <lb/>
and is forward, sweeping <lb/>
of the fusion gang <lb/>
mull with it. <lb/>
I Sir. Allen Davidson <lb/>
for there <lb/>
up <lb/>
Public of 1899, entitled i herein <lb/>
Act to amend the Constitution of before to, <lb/>
North be amended <lb/>
the making of a permanent record the will <lb/>
Goods and Notions, <lb/>
off a bile j tr is lull of <lb/>
Jackets Mattings and j . lie ill In <lb/>
Shoes. <lb/>
and <lb/>
Men's. Women's and Children's Shoes. <lb/>
Harness, Horse Dusters, <lb/>
and <lb/>
as to make said act read as <lb/>
article the and all per, r and more <lb/>
sons so registered, shall forever content when the <lb/>
thereafter have the right to power is we <lb/>
in all election by the people not. When he learns that <lb/>
this stale, unless disqualified development i <lb/>
Section of this article; Pro- profitable <lb/>
of North Carolina and <lb/>
same is hereby abrogated, and in <lb/>
thereof shall In- substituted <lb/>
the following article of said Con- <lb/>
as an entire and <lb/>
plan of <lb/>
ARTICLE VI. <lb/>
SUFFRAGE AND TO <lb/>
OFFICE. <lb/>
Section Every male person the intent and purpose In so con- <lb/>
in the United Slates, and different parts, lo <lb/>
every male person who has been make them so dependent upon <lb/>
naturalized, twenty-one years of Other, the whole shall <lb/>
age, and the stand or fall together. <lb/>
out iii Ibis article, shall All elections by the <lb/>
be entitled to vote at any election pie ah all by ballot, and all <lb/>
by the people the State, except elections by the General <lb/>
as herein otherwise provided. I shall be viva <lb/>
Bee. He shall hare resided In I voter North <lb/>
the State of North Carolina for two except as in this article <lb/>
years, in the county six months, disqualified, shall be eligible to of- <lb/>
and in ward or other j entering upon the <lb/>
election district in which <lb/>
to vote, four months proceed- <lb/>
the election Provided. That <lb/>
removal from one precinct, ward <lb/>
or oilier <lb/>
in the same county, shall not ope- <lb/>
rate to deprive any person of the <lb/>
right to vole the precinct, ward <lb/>
or other election district from <lb/>
which he has removed, until four <lb/>
mouths after such removal. No <lb/>
person who has been or <lb/>
who has confessed his <lb/>
court upon indictment any crime <lb/>
the punishment of which is. or may <lb/>
such person shall have profitable agencies <lb/>
his poll above required. that surround him -he will cease <lb/>
Sec. That this Amendment stove of his fears, <lb/>
the Constitution is presented and the cruel acts of the <lb/>
adopted as one Indivisible plan who uses hint for his own <lb/>
the regulation of the suffrage, with <lb/>
acrimony and bitterness <lb/>
often exists between the <lb/>
maintain constitution and laws <lb/>
of Slates, con- <lb/>
laws of Caro <lb/>
not therewith, and <lb/>
that I will faithfully discharge the <lb/>
duties of office <lb/>
So help me, <lb/>
Sec. The following classes <lb/>
persons shall be disqualified B-l <lb/>
First, all persons who <lb/>
deny the being of God <lb/>
hereafter l-, Imprisonment in j all persons shall have <lb/>
if late prison, shall be permitted to I or confessed their <lb/>
vole, unless l he said person shall Indictment pending, and <lb/>
and subscribe following <lb/>
do swear <lb/>
races will lie thing of the past, <lb/>
and in will grow <lb/>
peace confidence, such as w-c <lb/>
see now children of the <lb/>
tWO races, as I hey play by <lb/>
side, unmindful of political <lb/>
distinction that now sow seed of <lb/>
discord hate. <lb/>
grant the day may <lb/>
come who nurses <lb/>
our children, conks our food <lb/>
tills our soil, will not feel he Is <lb/>
necessity of the <lb/>
man. to whom ho goes for in <lb/>
Groceries. <lb/>
Flour, Moat, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Scud <lb/>
Hardware, <lb/>
Plow Nails Rope. <lb/>
Furniture. <lb/>
for I'm and everything ill <lb/>
We strictly for Cash, bill sell for Cash or on Approved <lb/>
Credit. Our motto is Honesty. Merit Square Dealing. <lb/>
Friends, <lb/>
I in, too water <lb/>
in tin- h of tin; . <lb/>
your county, is a a lifelong <lb/>
by hot enough The Lexington Dis- <lb/>
patch says he a superior teacher, <lb/>
i inn for a reel ear as . . <lb/>
though it were car the P Internal <lb/>
line. revenue officer is getting <lb/>
ii it in . lo day. per day is not <lb/>
enough to induce him vote <lb/>
his own race and against <lb/>
e interest of In <lb/>
In- letter he <lb/>
Some few -I, one, have read re- <lb/>
read it. ban- heard discussed <lb/>
often for sides, and, so far, have been <lb/>
I unable I. more than honestly <lb/>
. i in New . . . <lb/>
Don't forgot lo pray <lb/>
your pastor. <lb/>
a word of ii t. voters of North <lb/>
i; Carolina for ratification. I shall <lb/>
i fur its ratification myself and <lb/>
invite friends of all <lb/>
political parties Join In so <lb/>
cause, the <lb/>
will make your pastor vain. <lb/>
scatter all your rise due- <lb/>
the n. of . i-l <lb/>
ate, an i lb i.-.-;. II;. until <lb/>
tin- dies or resigns. <lb/>
forget your <lb/>
has been chosen by Keep the ball tolling. <lb/>
vine guidance, lo be your witnesses are coming out of <lb/>
and as lie intelligent. worthy Republicans <lb/>
know conditions of each Populists fur the amendment. <lb/>
r that I will support and every lime trouble, n <lb/>
I. <lb/>
bring races <lb/>
and peace to homes of both, it <lb/>
would lie worth all it Cost of <lb/>
effort, and patience <lb/>
cure Its Times. <lb/>
lie first to citizenship in <lb/>
the milliner prescribed by law. <lb/>
See. person offering Io <lb/>
vole shall be the time a legally <lb/>
registered voter as herein <lb/>
and in the manner <lb/>
provided by law, and General <lb/>
Assembly of North Carolina shall <lb/>
enact general registration laws to <lb/>
carry into effect the provisions of <lb/>
this article. <lb/>
Boo. person presenting <lb/>
himself for registration shall in. <lb/>
able lo read and write any section <lb/>
of the constitution the English <lb/>
language; and, In-fore he shall Is.- <lb/>
entitled to vote, he shall have paid <lb/>
on or baton the first of May, of <lb/>
the which he proposes lo <lb/>
vole, his poll for the preview <lb/>
year as prescribed by Article <lb/>
Section I, Hut <lb/>
whether Of not, <lb/>
treason <lb/>
or felony, or other crime <lb/>
which the punishment may be <lb/>
the penitentiary, <lb/>
since becoming of the <lb/>
United States, or corruption and <lb/>
in unless such <lb/>
person be restored lo the <lb/>
rights of a manner <lb/>
prescribed by law. <lb/>
Sec. p. That this amendment i <lb/>
the Constitution, shall go <lb/>
feet on the first day of July, 1908, <lb/>
if a majority of the votes cant <lb/>
the general election shall In <lb/>
in amend- <lb/>
Sec. This amendment to the <lb/>
shall <lb/>
general lo the <lb/>
voters of the State, In the <lb/>
Remember the while <lb/>
pay 2-5 of the total taxes <lb/>
and the pay but l, I- <lb/>
right; was over right fair <lb/>
the voters who <lb/>
paid the should choose <lb/>
state officials and the white <lb/>
race that paid The <lb/>
low who yes lo this <lb/>
of and <lb/>
guilty as sonic om- said in <lb/>
our hearing when we were a boy, <lb/>
All be righted. Com <lb/>
sense and common <lb/>
have an important hand in <lb/>
government. Ignorance in land <lb/>
ever long controlled Intelligence. <lb/>
Congressman II. White, <lb/>
the only in who so <lb/>
badly this district, <lb/>
was on the train going<lb/>
afternoon. Jim <lb/>
ate the .-, <lb/>
The endue <lb/>
tor told him lie would have In <lb/>
move <lb/>
lie objected and slid lie didn't <lb/>
want to go iii there. The <lb/>
tor told him he could either in <lb/>
there where be In longed with <lb/>
other i i gel oil the . . <lb/>
hesitated, or eight <lb/>
while men gathered around <lb/>
not to an <lb/>
other word, that would lake <lb/>
pleasure In i I <lb/>
th.- train I In <lb/>
put meal the work. <lb/>
carry pastor per- <lb/>
difficulties which you might <lb/>
bur- <lb/>
den him v. <lb/>
only can answer. <lb/>
Don't j pastor i- <lb/>
l nun a Mesh man <lb/>
I till feelings a- lender and <lb/>
sacred as tin- n -i of <lb/>
Here is w the <lb/>
reports as -i;. rights ;. <lb/>
in an interview i <lb/>
My advice to the colored people j our pastor i. <lb/>
Is lo Id this j him of faults of bis <lb/>
II <lb/>
alone. I ate helpless, <lb/>
I bent leave it the w <lb/>
going to be main <lb/>
mi until -i i aside <lb/>
and their opposition only <lb/>
bitterness against them pills <lb/>
iii.-in in peril. I l <lb/>
the III i <lb/>
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to foist tr church <lb/>
limn II inn , , . , .; ; u,,. <lb/>
in and his aim fill -i ;,,. look u, <lb/>
their grips and will meet What ail <lb/>
an electoral lb . , .,.,, <lb/>
business men politicians, <lb/>
Republican machine ticket <lb/>
should u tin- at <lb/>
Ive the state t. <lb/>
quickly moved in the <lb/>
reserved for <lb/>
Impudent seems, will <lb/>
never learn his place. Ho tried i. <lb/>
w Idles <lb/>
Messenger. <lb/>
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The loss of human life light- <lb/>
States during <lb/>
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preceding year for which <lb/>
ti.-- have nays the <lb/>
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injuries which resulted in <lb/>
death was number of <lb/>
injuries vary- <lb/>
in from slight <lb/>
to painful burns <lb/>
paralysis was The <lb/>
has <lb/>
by A. Henry, Monthly <lb/>
Weather by <lb/>
weather bureau. The <lb/>
lies, percent., were <lb/>
op ii. The greatest <lb/>
i in -ii par <lb/>
cents ii per cent, occurred under <lb/>
tree and n per cent, in <lb/>
a killed <lb/>
in . clothes from <lb/>
a ire clothes lines or coining near <lb/>
III <lb/>
It is not so writ In the histories of I pie. <lb/>
the world and, not doubt, while- <lb/>
a Tar made I <lb/>
boron year or ago. mean j <lb/>
lie thinks he is too good <lb/>
to-it with hi-la. e and knows hi- is j <lb/>
too Inferior In all with while <lb/>
force <lb/>
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the councils of the <lb/>
TAKE <lb/>
per bottle, Cures and <lb/>
Fever, Malaria, Sweats <lb/>
If It doesn't, <lb/>
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with from on the label, <lb/>
Sold and guaranteed Woolen, <lb/>
Bryan and druggists, <lb/>
I contempt whiles and <lb/>
Press. <lb/>
known fuel i <lb/>
ii <lb/>
more Interest in himself and <lb/>
business in it given length of lime <lb/>
The it ii mini <lb/>
limes i . <lb/>
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best have no legs. <lb/>
for <lb/>
that her lines arc not <lb/>
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of will <lb/>
be ti lo learn that he has <lb/>
I he <lb/>
i- <lb/>
bun, slate, if he <lb/>
Tilt B ST I HILLS <lb/>
is ii bottle of e's <lb/>
Tasteless Chill Tonic, <lb/>
and in a form <lb/>
So cure pay. Price <lb/>
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Robert's<lb/>
to lake, Money <lb/>
refunded if it fails, <lb/>
fin Iii- purities and <lb/>
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the skeleton., leaving MM Hut he <lb/>
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mi <lb/>
D. j. which <lb/>
at the Post at <lb/>
Greenville. X. C, as <lb/>
Mail Matter. <lb/>
v, ii; <lb/>
enough souse in the entire State Democrat <lb/>
of Democratic avalanche together with the county <lb/>
will sweep the and Mate ticket, down to township Constable. <lb/>
first Thursday i. At- these ere <lb/>
applause that was truly deaf- <lb/>
Court House make <lb/>
tis usual and was met <lb/>
OUR NOMINEES <lb/>
the few scattering Populists that <lb/>
are left u <lb/>
of Democrats being <lb/>
led out of curiosity . <lb/>
National Ticket. <lb/>
You Register Like A White <lb/>
Man, or Ate You A Political <lb/>
Eunuch.<lb/>
Well the lay of has <lb/>
registered <lb/>
deem is glad the w fad, <lb/>
Major among us bis ail- hope you have not made your <lb/>
last a- delighted I self that despised thing among <lb/>
with bis speech. <lb/>
eunuch. Hut if you have, in <lb/>
not sorry for you, even a tile <lb/>
Tor <lb/>
WILLIAM BRYAN, <lb/>
Nebraska. <lb/>
bit; it was your own fault, and <lb/>
none on earth. Von are now <lb/>
to he despised, rather than pitied, <lb/>
Tor <lb/>
K. <lb/>
of Illinois. <lb/>
whom he called and <lb/>
and he and bis <lb/>
Hector, l.-i Hist. party classed No <lb/>
L. <lb/>
of <lb/>
For Congress, 1st Dist., <lb/>
JOHN IF. SMALL, <lb/>
of Beaufort. <lb/>
State Ticket. <lb/>
CHARLES B. <lb/>
of Wayne. <lb/>
For <lb/>
WILFRED <lb/>
of <lb/>
For Secretary of States <lb/>
J. BRYAN GRIMES, <lb/>
of Pitt. <lb/>
For <lb/>
R. LACY, <lb/>
Wale. <lb/>
For <lb/>
i; P. <lb/>
of Cleveland. <lb/>
For Attorney <lb/>
ROBERT <lb/>
Haywood. <lb/>
There must be lots of fun put <lb/>
ting up ticket just to see it de- <lb/>
;, i- speech any rate the Populists, <lb/>
seemed to have one object in or black or what- for you worse than the eunuch <lb/>
view and that was to mislead and ever yon ma, call seem torn., of the Good Book <lb/>
deceive a clam of white take view They to <lb/>
Saturday and under en-1 U <lb/>
of Thompson with. <lb/>
. .,, The desperation of <lb/>
Butler I <lb/>
brought out a For two or haM equal of <lb/>
three weeks previous to this Hoy and Abe <lb/>
had been beating over the county <lb/>
in some Democrats weak <lb/>
k K Kill LETTER whose own people will voluntarily. B. <lb/>
with eyes wide <lb/>
have it, and at the same <lb/>
time damned its future forever <lb/>
Cod pity the white <lb/>
then <lb/>
Put do not for a moment I- <lb/>
catastrophe is <lb/>
Surely we have not <lb/>
bad as to deserve the visitation of <lb/>
such a curse, and it will not fall <lb/>
upon us And the chief reason <lb/>
for say is my tin., the <lb/>
formers and white working men of <lb/>
the towns and cities will make <lb/>
impossible by their vote next <lb/>
Thursday. <lb/>
II. C. Gannon. <lb/>
K. I <lb/>
In- <lb/>
Fir Superintendent Public <lb/>
THOMAS P. TOON, <lb/>
Robe on. <lb/>
For Commissioner <lb/>
L. <lb/>
c, an <lb/>
HENRY B. <lb/>
of Davidson. <lb/>
For Corporation <lb/>
SAMUEL I. ROGERS,<lb/>
FRANK <lb/>
HUGH M LEAN, <lb/>
of <lb/>
OVERMAN, <lb/>
id Rowan. <lb/>
County Ticket <lb/>
man knows bet- <lb/>
than Thompson no <lb/>
white man will be disfranchised by <lb/>
by and no bum <lb/>
the State more state- <lb/>
he knows to be fake than be <lb/>
d in bis appeal to a certain class <lb/>
of white men whom be dishonors <lb/>
every <lb/>
near white men <lb/>
in the elect on. returns <lb/>
will convince Mr. Thompson <lb/>
these men are not so a- <lb/>
be represents them to <lb/>
son and bis crowd have been <lb/>
the ad- <lb/>
that white men by the <lb/>
thousands would not be able to <lb/>
under our present election <lb/>
law. see bow much truth <lb/>
this assertion. <lb/>
flu registration have <lb/>
been closed and every white man <lb/>
who desired has placed bis <lb/>
up, and these <lb/>
I in- second of August will show <lb/>
Thompson he did not do- <lb/>
. . . . , V I f III ill i <lb/>
two and a bail hours <lb/>
I. u Saturday. Cy, like hi <lb/>
. dies bard, be Is <lb/>
by . i there arc no <lb/>
. r In ibis section. Yon <lb/>
had yum and now you <lb/>
depart and <lb/>
and deservedly, too. <lb/>
other twin managers <lb/>
Among acts of in- <lb/>
somebody <lb/>
EVANS, CANNON CO., <lb/>
AT <lb/>
Old Greenville Warehouse. <lb/>
the desire to place names before the <lb/>
of Pitt and adjoining counties as solicitors of <lb/>
patronage for the sale of Leaf Tobacco the coming season, be- <lb/>
ginning August 1st, 1900. Knowing we possess the <lb/>
means and judgment of Leaf Tobacco necessary to run a <lb/>
good-ale. we you that you will get the very highest <lb/>
market price for your tobacco. <lb/>
R. S. EVANS, known among the boys as noted <lb/>
for his good judgment of tobacco liberal country buying, <lb/>
was cashier a partner of the late firm of Evans, <lb/>
who is thoroughly familiar with all branches of <lb/>
Gubernatorial candidate trade, will run the sale. <lb/>
II. A. TIMBERLAKE, who was formerly with the Star <lb/>
rehouse, is now with US. He is a good judge of tobacco, <lb/>
as auctioneer, will assist us in seeing that every pile of <lb/>
;,. <lb/>
enough to allow their put forging <lb/>
of Chairman Simmons name to <lb/>
on toe ticket. They failed on <lb/>
that point, and the they <lb/>
have set up is going to be buried <lb/>
of sight, there is not a man <lb/>
on the Democratic county ticket <lb/>
who will get less than <lb/>
On the 2nd of you must <lb/>
rote every officer front <lb/>
nor down to township Constable <lb/>
and Justices of the Peace. And <lb/>
the Legislature that is elected must <lb/>
a Senator, <lb/>
Keep this all in mind and vote the <lb/>
Democratic ticket. <lb/>
and document. <lb/>
under same ever with lit- <lb/>
and broad.-a-t over <lb/>
State. Mr. Simmons now <lb/>
a reward of for <lb/>
will convict the <lb/>
who have had the false lac <lb/>
simile i presumably a <lb/>
of his name made. Mr. Simmons <lb/>
stales even some of the fusion <lb/>
using these counter- <lb/>
and false letters and signature <lb/>
Bat <lb/>
both Butler and have <lb/>
late that there is <lb/>
they will not stoop to i <lb/>
attempt keep themselves and <lb/>
their pals in office. <lb/>
A week be at <lb/>
polls id <lb/>
bast should <lb/>
Keep the fact wed mind <lb/>
he election conn- <lb/>
the d day of August, and <lb/>
the I u. ,. and while skin <lb/>
Stale officers and in suite will there, <lb/>
are all lobe for. you depend--and it docs seem <lb/>
white heart, <lb/>
who is and Influenced by <lb/>
Is ii a bit strange every <lb/>
fully understands the mean <lb/>
Constitutional Amend- <lb/>
n. w I there are many <lb/>
net in lo <lb/>
knows <lb/>
Put ill your the <lb/>
Democratic State, county and a- <lb/>
ship tickets between now and <lb/>
day. <lb/>
I n <lb/>
spirit of has taken <lb/>
hold of Greenville that strikes a <lb/>
popular chord, or meets a <lb/>
more urgent need I ban the step <lb/>
just taken by Greenville Lodge No <lb/>
A. K. M. t. <lb/>
the greed of office or the promise <lb/>
if vole white <lb/>
on eventful day, and that a <lb/>
victory for White <lb/>
and the ticket is as <lb/>
There Is about <lb/>
bow all while men of sufficient In- <lb/>
though unlettered, <lb/>
to -book lo <lb/>
the motives of the will <lb/>
vole. <lb/>
But, unfortunately, have <lb/>
been some uneducated white men <lb/>
win. nave been made the of <lb/>
the insinuating lies of <lb/>
Thompson admit- that he favored <lb/>
the Amendment a year ago and so <lb/>
expressed himself diver- <lb/>
But he had not been prom- <lb/>
the Pop. nomination for Gov- <lb/>
may be, <lb/>
thing else <lb/>
of <lb/>
county, one Of the two <lb/>
Democrats In the who <lb/>
voted against the bill to submit the <lb/>
to the people, now an- <lb/>
that he favors and will <lb/>
support the Amendment. <lb/>
legislator of <lb/>
Brunswick i, who was <lb/>
by a small majority by a <lb/>
endorsed the <lb/>
has been taken off the ticket by the <lb/>
county committee. The so called <lb/>
who Is not white <lb/>
enough to advocate and vote <lb/>
the Amendment when <lb/>
a candidate the office, and the <lb/>
legislature has no business <lb/>
iii the Democratic party. <lb/>
straight <lb/>
J. W Scott, of Gainesville, <lb/>
Ala., been elected president of <lb/>
the College. SIM- <lb/>
Dr. J. it- <lb/>
Iv resigned. <lb/>
The baseball fever been <lb/>
so contagious and widespread in <lb/>
this Slate In yea in as now. A <lb/>
firm of ibis do- <lb/>
a handsome silver vase lo be <lb/>
captured that one of <lb/>
ClubS the State League <lb/>
which comes out winner at close <lb/>
if the season. Till re are six clubs <lb/>
and . <lb/>
tobacco its worth. <lb/>
H. C. who will have charge of the books, will <lb/>
see that you are not delayed in getting your bill and check. <lb/>
When you sell tobacco with us, we guarantee you <lb/>
highest juice on all grades. Try us with your first load. <lb/>
With the saving of In drumming, keeping our own <lb/>
books, and other expenses cut at the start, we will put dollars <lb/>
in the pockets of our patrons through the sale of their leaf. <lb/>
We invite ail to visit us this coming season and note <lb/>
our pi ices. We me yours to serve. EVANS, CANNON CO. <lb/>
Special Notice. <lb/>
We have decided not to hire any drummers, believing that <lb/>
the are tired of so many men riding through the <lb/>
country. Bring us your tobacco and prove to the m that <lb/>
you are tired it. With this expense saved we can help you <lb/>
much more in the sale of your leaf. <lb/>
BEAD WHAT oil SAY ABOUT <lb/>
Royal <lb/>
Elastic Felt Mattress, <lb/>
St. Mary's School, N. c, March <lb/>
MeSS. Horde. X. C, <lb/>
few months ago I purchased a Felt tress from <lb/>
you. After giving it a thorough trial, I it the most comfortable <lb/>
the Sen . <lb/>
i G. J <lb/>
; I <lb/>
NICHOLS. <lb/>
T. II, <lb/>
for . <lb/>
X. <lb/>
MOORE <lb/>
For Treasurer, <lb/>
J. if. <lb/>
Coroner, <lb/>
I'm Surveyor, <lb/>
n. <lb/>
For Commissioners, <lb/>
R. I. DAVIS, <lb/>
w. o, <lb/>
Thompson, the man who was <lb/>
nominated for Governor by the Pop- <lb/>
state Convention, but who as <lb/>
lib nice can tot <lb/>
ii. s,. who can lead <lb/>
and write Ii would <lb/>
be in of the if it <lb/>
;, in- alike <lb/>
. the illiterate shits t. <lb/>
j on see lb it only <lb/>
will be disfranchised <lb/>
men talk like <lb/>
i, hi in fat r n if they <lb/>
kt .-. not <lb/>
. fin <lb/>
ought to be able to <lb/>
the as well <lb/>
; do believe <lb/>
there I a single white man who is <lb/>
oppose I lo t be because <lb/>
be does be <lb/>
against it about the only <lb/>
plausible reason Is be thinks <lb/>
ii e makes us u <lb/>
i- I In- white man and he i- <lb/>
n see the <lb/>
it State and <lb/>
peace and happiness on. homer. <lb/>
of these sines been made to <lb/>
see and truth, but <lb/>
not all. there may be some felt <lb/>
in still groping <lb/>
in the darkness doubt and de- <lb/>
who have railed <lb/>
the advice of their best <lb/>
Bee these men this week again, <lb/>
my brother. Don't lei them be <lb/>
i establish a and who, at one time least. <lb/>
female school here. to be ready to vote <lb/>
that mean-1 all there has own families. Most <lb/>
read and that the would get a good <lb/>
school of this kind, and a-it failed <lb/>
in come otherwise Masons to- <lb/>
that they would establish a <lb/>
-i Conduct it under the <lb/>
auspices i thus bring- <lb/>
to it the and co- <lb/>
operation community. <lb/>
Acting upon this idea the Lodge <lb/>
held a meeting Tuesday afternoon <lb/>
i . the mailer, though I .,, ,,. <lb/>
Ii bad twenty-four hours no they would he <lb/>
there was large attendance , themselves <lb/>
man and all were enthusiastic for the are they <lb/>
enterprise. At this meeting n, <lb/>
was decided to establish the school long after the election. <lb/>
and begin with opening of <lb/>
all schools. The a <lb/>
suitable building and lot on the There has been no feature of tin- <lb/>
I'm and Second campaign so pitiable awful as <lb/>
a I sight bald working <lb/>
a consisting of J allying themselves against <lb/>
Worshipful Master B. L. their best interests and their own <lb/>
x. M. Watson. I. future industrial as well as <lb/>
Hairy Skinner. Ii. King. I. II. cal freedom and <lb/>
U. W was with the and the <lb/>
to have the direction of white skin office-holding crowd, <lb/>
school, employ teachers the money there is <lb/>
make any arrangements, personally, against <lb/>
It i- highly lo the aim lie very class <lb/>
Masons that they have lake tin- linen who, all men in the world. <lb/>
-tip. The community should j ought lo heartily desire and <lb/>
or them for should give Supremacy, and <lb/>
their aid in making a for win. ill certainly benefit <lb/>
girls of which Greenville may he <lb/>
proud. me to think of <lb/>
the condition the poorer <lb/>
the League Tarboro, <lb/>
Statesville, Durham, Charlotte and <lb/>
Alter giving n a <lb/>
Wilmington, ., most Mattress I ever <lb/>
ban. are the two leading teams in i- both cotton and hair and greatly prefer this <lb/>
the race so far. to either. Wishing you much success with your Fell Mattress, I am <lb/>
A most horrible tale is received Mrs. M. Matron. <lb/>
here of the death from actual star- After night's if it is not all you even <lb/>
,. . .,,. ,.,,., hoped for a comfortable bed, return it to us and we win refund <lb/>
ration, neglect and consequent am , w m w , you not being out <lb/>
ease and children J <lb/>
of a white man in Bath county. rAN oN.;. dealer does not handle <lb/>
named George w. Griffin, who to- mattresses, write lo us direct for pamphlet descriptive of same.<lb/>
conspirator, it is alleged, are M of Furniture, Mattresses, etc, C S. . <lb/>
The stricken and diseased <lb/>
iii jail. <lb/>
children were dumped out of <lb/>
welling into old unused oat- <lb/>
on the premises, and the <lb/>
older ones told out for the <lb/>
whole When neighbors <lb/>
found three were dead <lb/>
two -till alive, with vermin and <lb/>
maggots eating into their <lb/>
And yet some there is no <lb/>
need of missionaries The <lb/>
Major w. A. of Dur- <lb/>
ham, spoke to a good audience Id <lb/>
the Court House here Tuesday <lb/>
night. speech was of a very <lb/>
little of tin <lb/>
ordinary line of political speeches, <lb/>
North Carolina. <lb/>
Oilers young women thorough literary, classical, scientific <lb/>
industrial education and special pedagogical training. Annual ex- <lb/>
every county in the State except <lb/>
ibis pa., of candidates for the gab of pupils, to in <lb/>
all free applications should be August . <lb/>
,. competent <lb/>
ADAMS i. <lb/>
Get a good Safe <lb/>
The Victor safe is made in all sizes con- <lb/>
applications tie August <lb/>
Correspondence Invited from those desiring competent trained <lb/>
For another <lb/>
revenue gang here <lb/>
Major John W. Graham, <lb/>
of the Rep, lake <lb/>
Adams or Thompson will <lb/>
succeed. Thompson <lb/>
a at Aral his , u,. , ,, ,,,, ,., .- . .--------- <lb/>
for homo, farm, arid <lb/>
u powerful i with a guarantee to <lb/>
with the <lb/>
Thompson has beat Co., <lb/>
and will remain as the head of <lb/>
ticket. n. <lb/>
Reynolds, Bowman, <lb/>
Alexander are said <lb/>
lobe the other left on <lb/>
the ticket, now in <lb/>
bands of the printers. <lb/>
till. <lb/>
State but who . . , <lb/>
ordinary line A cough party was clam of whites will flaw <lb/>
ye, docs not now whether or no, I . h ,,. S ,,,, <lb/>
be is a spent av . . Z ,,,,. ,,., <lb/>
am m Greenville f . . , . . after the mob and horde <lb/>
h la Hie Juvenile a . <lb/>
in <lb/>
, . i and led bin. <lb/>
party <lb/>
clause providing invitation <lb/>
this county and enough of In foot It was one of most .,, ,, unless the the of <lb/>
. ii. we ban- seen recipient had whooping and Carolina <lb/>
States whore they are, <lb/>
it. , .,, u. . <lb/>
i. re- begin lo <lb/>
With and emphasis de- foil Stale the <lb/>
in the South or the <lb/>
who <lb/>
upon a skeleton for the Dam- <lb/>
k out. many <lb/>
of axed up <lb/>
during hi <lb/>
Major <lb/>
The Herald says there lain Fast <lb/>
a family is <lb/>
one of the largest in State. <lb/>
The head of this family i- Mr. Mar- <lb/>
he has <lb/>
IT <lb/>
great grandchildren, making a to- <lb/>
of in his family In <lb/>
log Of hut family MT-. says <lb/>
that each and every . will vote <lb/>
Prices range up. <lb/>
J. L. SUGG, <lb/>
Greenville, N. <lb/>
The North Carolina College of <lb/>
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. <lb/>
Haas , ,,,,, <lb/>
IN Stock <lb/>
t and Electrical Engineering, In- <lb/>
Architecture. <lb/>
PR IN Carpentry. Wood turning, <lb/>
Mill work, lending, lending, <lb/>
Dynamo tending. , <lb/>
no i van Board W month. Heal session opens Bet <lb/>
lamber in inch County Court house, July <lb/>
will vote A M, a, the College . and 6th. <lb/>
who can vote For full GOO. i. <lb/>
anything.<lb/>
They Stand The Test. <lb/>
That is what Every Pair of <lb/>
no. <lb/>
Some Speak to Some to You <lb/>
Marion <lb/>
from <lb/>
W. A. lo Kinston <lb/>
Tuesday afternoon. <lb/>
ii. Garden d Tuesday <lb/>
evening visit to <lb/>
l. II. Holt, of Oak <lb/>
this morning from Kin <lb/>
AND <lb/>
s NOTES. <lb/>
My Stock <lb/>
is Complete <lb/>
IN ALL LINES. <lb/>
W. II. . v up this morn Hon. W. A. <lb/>
Kins,,,,,. day and <lb/>
this <lb/>
P, Vandyke went over t <lb/>
morning. <lb/>
in, <lb/>
Miss Kate <lb/>
rived Tuesday evening to Miss ,,,.,,. <lb/>
Hun. Cyrus Thompson left Sat- Una <lb/>
afternoon tor Kinston. ,, ,, . , <lb/>
J. a <lb/>
Mrs. L. left Ibis morning the Southern Co, left <lb/>
to visit relatives in <lb/>
. ,,,.,, <lb/>
Ii. Cox, candidate <lb/>
-mil i ii g ill. <lb/>
Carey Mayo and lay <lb/>
this afternoon for Kinston and <lb/>
la guaranteed . do. Can you imagine a severe, teal rt Oil <lb/>
tie one leg of a pair of to the ceiling swing a keg <lb/>
nails weighing pounds to the other leg Thai is the test <lb/>
I,. Homing wile <lb/>
child returned Saturday <lb/>
from Nags Head. <lb/>
Tuesday <lb/>
B. A. Darden, Wilson, <lb/>
arrived Tuesday evening lo <lb/>
Mrs. Las . <lb/>
Miss Mamie Raleigh, <lb/>
arrived Tuesday hi visit <lb/>
her uncle, Dr. W. II. <lb/>
. i window and hundreds of people have looked i. <lb/>
Dutches <lb/>
from Seven <lb/>
Ii as an on tin- <lb/>
ii week <lb/>
lo note arrival I <lb/>
who bad <lb/>
several from home <lb/>
Scotland Ne, i,. ill i and <lb/>
places. <lb/>
V, e id, hod ii i from <lb/>
tonic- Slate last week . <lb/>
i, , , . . like b <lb/>
hilled June . lat <lb/>
At prices that will suit you. <lb/>
COME AND SEE THEM. <lb/>
White. <lb/>
Mrs. l. Hamilton <lb/>
alter spending several days j L v,,,, h, <lb/>
hen- visiting tin- l- l. i <lb/>
returned to their home in <lb/>
Misses Minnie and Ku- , <lb/>
log Mrs. T. <lb/>
SEEK HEARD IN WASH. <lb/>
White, B. K. Patrick. <lb/>
I Walter Wilson and W. C. Hooker <lb/>
send I bit <lb/>
exactly like set <lb/>
also I open e hope <lb/>
lo gel more of such letters. <lb/>
Hi , ,. <lb/>
returned this morning from <lb/>
To See Us. <lb/>
Ai re, <lb/>
here we have <lb/>
just w and fresh <lb/>
.,, <lb/>
Heavy and Fancy Groceries <lb/>
. listing Meal-. <lb/>
.,. t Canned Hoods, <lb/>
Whichard m organ- tobacco, Cigars, <lb/>
. Ml i -1 <lb/>
RIB. <lb/>
Home People Interested lo H <lb/>
Mr. II. M If aider returned Sal <lb/>
, h <lb/>
lo iii en at the <lb/>
I Ii I <lb/>
. i fruits, every thing <lb/>
Misses Minnie Tunstall and Del i must congratulate <lb/>
Forbes and I. C. Tunstall left this items arc I <lb/>
are built in stand any kind of service and a goes and It. C. Tunstall -mi. my items are j has In <lb/>
in afternoon lo spend a week in correctly by other his new <lb/>
with every pair if a pulls off or if they rip. eon. <lb/>
ma, in a . . ., ,,.,,,,,. <lb/>
Williamston, <lb/>
Pl the market <lb/>
. . M . . till U <lb/>
it work <lb/>
Get best when buy be sure you gel the <lb/>
None genuine without the name on the button. <lb/>
and wife <lb/>
little Misses Until and <lb/>
this from Seven <lb/>
Springs. <lb/>
from a tour the <lb/>
I lorn for the Amendment, <lb/>
i was in town today. <lb/>
paper for which I have written. Miss Cannot <lb/>
A from New- i.-. Mi nil <lb/>
lien, on I Have yon I <lb/>
. in your life used one our <lb/>
pay <lb/>
M, for all kinds <lb/>
. Country Produce, <lb/>
cash or ill barter. When <lb/>
lo Bell or alien you <lb/>
to buy tO see Us. <lb/>
Hiss <lb/>
on steamer <lb/>
is billed <lb/>
Dr. Job., is preparing <lb/>
to build on K.-l <lb/>
I ween and <lb/>
pail our ear, els, <lb/>
or any font <lb/>
or W <lb/>
if Kinston. I <lb/>
I alter spending a on vs hue vis <lb/>
ten Saturday afternoon for the <lb/>
I a visit at in <lb/>
in the near future build a <lb/>
after spending a res days in. <lb/>
The barbecue Old Ford was at- <lb/>
tended by and was <lb/>
en Market and us a let- <lb/>
N. S. t ,.,,., what you <lb/>
i lint i t. . <lb/>
II- While is very splendid success. also include <lb/>
think oft hem in your way, ii <lb/>
will very <lb/>
mean business, and will <lb/>
your letter in I in. <lb/>
circular <lb/>
REFLECTOR B- While is also include <lb/>
aw ; over the presence voting At. ii-o bile we are <lb/>
j Leroy, mouths old son . his i,,,,,. young few rail. If yon knee <lb/>
NOTICE. , of Mr. and Mrs. If. C. iii time t us largely much a <lb/>
MASK The little will not vote yet awhile. dozen vol, , <lb/>
To all who favor us with their <lb/>
patronage we promise entire sat- <lb/>
T. F. CO. <lb/>
at Five Points <lb/>
THE ME <lb/>
Edition. <lb/>
Ii more the price <lb/>
here one had sick some weeks. <lb/>
in margin of <lb/>
so remind yon that you took place Sunday <lb/>
for I afternoon at o'clock in <lb/>
subscription and request Hill Cemetery. Messrs. <lb/>
I.-. ,;,,.,, and same j, ,,,. ., .;, ;, we are <lb/>
Forbes came up ibis morn- number whiles. sure you would <lb/>
. big from Item Why Sam send all out <lb/>
and we Messrs. II. i ibis. <lb/>
to settle as early CM. II. I. -In J China, ho y. , <lb/>
We need what bearers, to <lb/>
owe us and hope you will not Mayor J. Q. left <lb/>
keep its waiting for it. <lb/>
This notice is for those who <lb/>
rind the cross mark on their <lb/>
paper <lb/>
One More In Jail. <lb/>
,,, need men<lb/>
ho has i- <lb/>
-pr <lb/>
loll. ii to hi- bane <lb/>
Of get left. <lb/>
Z. P. let this morning Mrs. K. s. Marsh, Jr. <lb/>
Aaron a was brought for Chase Oily, .,,,. ,, for <lb/>
, here and placed in jail by Ii. Pearce and Ii. C. <lb/>
IT the Constable of town- Jr., left Monday afternoon for t. has Marled <lb/>
ship for resisting an officer up on full <lb/>
. .- ., ., . . . . ,, <lb/>
Attention is called to the not <lb/>
don Saturday. The is a <lb/>
Attention is called to f , .,,, , or <lb/>
m creditors Laura <lb/>
of estate of W. K four man to arrest him. lie has <lb/>
lonely given people of <lb/>
Friday is day of den trouble by his disorderly eon <lb/>
erotic <lb/>
A large crowd will go over from <lb/>
, j A. Gotten. <lb/>
is called to <lb/>
of the many I <lb/>
University at There is Ly man A. Col ten will be glad to <lb/>
no batter school tor young ladies of his promotion. That <lb/>
in the State. , an V. S. <lb/>
There is not a safer way lo send and commands the II. S. Ship <lb/>
money than by express money ; This ship will be <lb/>
office being Was sent from to <lb/>
relief of the V. S. Ship <lb/>
convenient for people desiring when in trouble and gave the <lb/>
money relief. The is in <lb/>
The examination, for County China the of Boxer <lb/>
to the Agricultural and trouble will be watched with <lb/>
Mechanical College at N, j interest by the people Of North <lb/>
will hold in my next who know its Com <lb/>
Saturday, July 38th, <lb/>
at III clock. All <lb/>
will be present at that <lb/>
time <lb/>
of <lb/>
Jr., has accepted were blessed on Sunday with <lb/>
a position as salesman S. <lb/>
Whit <lb/>
a large and fall <lb/>
of temperature. <lb/>
quite a number of our <lb/>
went lo on <lb/>
turned lo bi- at <lb/>
mill Monday morning. <lb/>
In- mid <lb/>
while it was being led w <lb/>
lie -pent <lb/>
three days <lb/>
CK <lb/>
Norfolk. II. M I<lb/>
Three of the arc <lb/>
well kt to people <lb/>
and <lb/>
dispute, ; <lb/>
an Pin count boys <lb/>
W. It. <lb/>
,; young men l highest <lb/>
and <lb/>
Mr. i- <lb/>
lilts been <lb/>
. f.,. than any oilier newspaper publish- <lb/>
In the pal years . service <lb/>
bus rank with our all the Is <lb/>
business men. The by of few dailies. Its reports <lb/>
cw II in Boer war have not been <lb/>
,, . . in and <lb/>
Ml; and with <lb/>
flout fail In <lb/>
i; , Us political <lb/>
i.-. absolutely impartial. This <lb/>
i see Midi a man of especial value to <lb/>
bin. World's reg-<lb/>
. . per year, we offer this <lb/>
I up ; . BE- <lb/>
Town Flounces. week one year for <lb/>
. iv in p i- is print ;. <lb/>
, , of <lb/>
a -.-iii mi . <lb/>
l hi year ending N A i i <lb/>
June This M ll I <lb/>
claim and s -it <lb/>
lowed In the Hoard <lb/>
Mrs. Iv. II. Tail child and <lb/>
Tall left this morning for <lb/>
Plymouth. <lb/>
K. loll Monday n,,. Nicholson is <lb/>
evening to spend a few days . f the peace <lb/>
City. , <lb/>
rule. <lb/>
lo whom paid, for <lb/>
and the II. s mailer <lb/>
. , , even oil . <lb/>
,. . m . N. C. dull <lb/>
Mr. preached <lb/>
.,,. and Sun-1 <lb/>
, Hie .<lb/>
-till; i ., III <lb/>
K., 1-J J J . ; . ,.,,.;,, , always <lb/>
to attend Hie meeting p. is ; ; ,,.,. <lb/>
the legislature. ,,., ,,.,,, . .-. 1- I- .,,, r. ,,. kept on <lb/>
K . , . , ,,. ha. I. .,. c, and <lb/>
marble cutter Pf-J . . ,,,, . I, I will you. <lb/>
Lanier. . ,, . evening at i. ,. <lb/>
w . n . . A. C. Line had J. W. <lb/>
Mrs. . A. and <lb/>
Miss Ida Tucker left Ibis morning he . ,. <lb/>
Mrs. W. A. and <lb/>
Miss Ida Tucker left <lb/>
for Scotland Neck. <lb/>
Alderman W. It. Parker is act- <lb/>
lug Mayor pro hi the <lb/>
of Mayor Move. <lb/>
Express Moved <lb/>
Mr. J. <lb/>
Agent for Ibis division of <lb/>
Southern Co., in <lb/>
Monday evening to have ex- <lb/>
press office at moved <lb/>
from the depot down town. <lb/>
Ticket. <lb/>
On Saturday the Populists <lb/>
much caucusing selected the fol- <lb/>
lowing <lb/>
Senate, A. J- <lb/>
Legislature. J. Tool and <lb/>
Chapman. <lb/>
W. Harrington. <lb/>
Register of Deeds, w. M. <lb/>
County Commissioners, <lb/>
transfer was made today and J. T. Hodges and ii. I. <lb/>
express office Ii now in Johnson. <lb/>
building, having select ion Ml for <lb/>
express shipments lo make here- and is presumed <lb/>
A wrap <lb/>
and but for parties interfering hi <lb/>
would have got in m- than be bar- <lb/>
for. <lb/>
Rev l. W. Halts is holding <lb/>
of moorings Heaver Dan. <lb/>
hero, and several been added <lb/>
A passed <lb/>
In- road last nigh, to speak <lb/>
barn i ., <lb/>
I. .- in. in <lb/>
, . a- d. <lb/>
b is b <lb/>
and Ada <lb/>
man came Ibis morning <lb/>
to Mrs. Gardner. <lb/>
Miss Sugg little Jes- <lb/>
Lee and this morn <lb/>
lug from Kinston to visit Mrs. Ii <lb/>
Mis-es Blanche -Mayo <lb/>
of near cam <lb/>
N. C. July -I- <lb/>
Miss Bruce of Kin- <lb/>
is Hardy. <lb/>
and Vi . J. <lb/>
Monday In <lb/>
and <lb/>
Joe Cox, -11 III <lb/>
luck loose Iii hi idle <lb/>
Hoy's don't lake I , idle. <lb/>
Little .- <lb/>
sick. <lb/>
a hi I hi <lb/>
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speaking. <lb/>
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lie table <lb/>
work hard time. <lb/>
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walk, can by -pi In <lb/>
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to till in. <lb/>
Dead. <lb/>
colas Carr, who <lb/>
near , <lb/>
Monday night to Mm. I. K. left morn.<lb/>
. , . ., for <lb/>
Mrs. K. I., and daughter, <lb/>
Miss left this den Monday. <lb/>
morning to spend some <lb/>
for <lb/>
. , , , , i some weeks has been declining <lb/>
Winston Salem, July -I, <lb/>
-Postmaster his en- <lb/>
tire family at have <lb/>
smallpox. He was in Winston to <lb/>
day when a physician discovered <lb/>
that Mr. Wagoner had I ho disease. <lb/>
He was examined by another doc- <lb/>
tor when the postmaster admitted <lb/>
that he had been broken out for <lb/>
ten days, but ho did not think it <lb/>
was smallpox <lb/>
the of his family wore <lb/>
the same nay. Mr. <lb/>
allowed logo home. <lb/>
morning bis homo near <lb/>
Sparta, in The <lb/>
was hold at o'clock this <lb/>
morning. <lb/>
GOT. Carr spent his life upon <lb/>
farm, except the four years in <lb/>
which he was Governor of <lb/>
Stale. He was a man of <lb/>
. actor, in MOM a true <lb/>
courtly gentleman, and warmly <lb/>
i.; Ada for her <lb/>
; home near Monday. <lb/>
Mrs. Stafford and child M. II. Tucker, who has <lb/>
who have been visiting relatives <lb/>
tor left this morning for I here, hi-home Monday. <lb/>
Miss Proctor accompanied A meeting for rain <lb/>
them there <lb/>
Monday lo assist In <lb/>
the initiation of wine <lb/>
In the Odd lodge <lb/>
there. <lb/>
Mrs. Lulu <lb/>
been sick for pi-l d .; <lb/>
Mi Skin. <lb/>
I. ; , of i <lb/>
-pent hi and I <lb/>
Jack. <lb/>
Millie and <lb/>
Clara Hell, of <lb/>
days <lb/>
Mr. <lb/>
Mi- I in Spain, a <lb/>
held here Sal morning. ,.,,,,, <lb/>
Messrs. P. M. D. L. A party of thirty four wont on a . red shins Yea <lb/>
James, and I. II. render went to night. , m n , <lb/>
Hardy, Ayden, <lb/>
Sunday w hi- mother. <lb/>
Crops were icy much refreshed <lb/>
by the rain <lb/>
fa. ton n <lb/>
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II. lie <lb/>
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mi in w Monday <lb/>
.; Mr. John <lb/>
. house ;, by light- <lb/>
damaged some, <lb/>
are getting very <lb/>
tin tin -aim <lb/>
and by all who <lb/>
knew him. His death is loss lo <lb/>
the State. <lb/>
LY SO, <lb/>
i. Moore spent day in <lb/>
II, King, of <lb/>
this morning. <lb/>
It. c. Pearce returned this mom <lb/>
for a <lb/>
Rev. II, Morton, pastor I In <lb/>
lean In III <lb/>
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arc to to ,,., n,,,,,,,.,, . <lb/>
up on day, August <lb/>
They Should Ho So, <lb/>
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evening, <lb/>
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two In <lb/>
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slake we every <lb/>
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aid his party. <lb/>
lion through, Urn mouth August <lb/>
with hi faintly gone lo <lb/>
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in. tin- picnic <lb/>
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an Armory. <lb/>
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his hall to the <lb/>
lo be used as an armory, but <lb/>
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drawn. The company has <lb/>
decided whore they ill <lb/>
hail tin i. a. The rifles and <lb/>
company arrived <lb/>
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Statement of Town Finances. <lb/>
LIST OF <lb/>
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II II <lb/>
.-I HORSES <lb/>
Audited and Allowed by the Hoard Aid. r- <lb/>
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July 1899 to June 1900. <lb/>
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lint tin . <lb/>
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William . <lb/>
Pi ,. <lb/>
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BOB . <lb/>
IN . <lb/>
William House . <lb/>
W. ii. Jam, i <lb/>
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Brown . <lb/>
Allen . <lb/>
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T. H. Moor . <lb/>
J II. Cherry a Co . <lb/>
Allen Brown <lb/>
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T. R. Moor . <lb/>
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Pills have <lb/>
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Are truly the tick <lb/>
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and all kindred diseases. <lb/>
Liver <lb/>
AN CURE. <lb/>
given the book of <lb/>
will I. from A. <lb/>
M . of Iron, Thursday <lb/>
June Saturday. July <lb/>
s, t I Till, i <lb/>
lion of <lb/>
I. each Saturday during <lb/>
i period and hour <lb/>
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June<lb/>
I;, <lb/>
RHEUMATISM CATARRH CURED <lb/>
Johnston's <lb/>
TIE SHADOW OF DEATH. <lb/>
SALE. <lb/>
Oxford Seminary for Girls <lb/>
OXFORD. N C <lb/>
Slit Am <lb/>
Urge Bra <lb/>
Pull<lb/>
mil tin <lb/>
for, <lb/>
REWARD <lb/>
II <lb/>
By virtue of until <lb/>
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and of <lb/>
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now in I'm <lb/>
will on <lb/>
the In 1900, exp o <lb/>
door in <lb/>
N. c, o Hie <lb/>
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I lo nil I land in <lb/>
lauds of <lb/>
one acres <lb/>
Ks. <lb/>
Tins June <lb/>
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and <lb/>
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nil-. boxes pills. . <lb/>
Seal <lb/>
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and ti <lb/>
Coal I., is <lb/>
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county. <lb/>
Will <lb/>
K i, is <lb/>
lo till I <lb/>
W. K. <lb/>
ii-i it u lo ma payment on or <lb/>
r. day t July or <lb/>
Moll, e . I , ill <lb/>
All art i- <lb/>
lo make immediate lo ma <lb/>
Tic- of July <lb/>
in A <lb/>
o Hi, last of W. K <lb/>
I v <lb/>
ii. <lb/>
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I. WHITE. <lb/>
In with Town of <lb/>
malt ft W, I. <lb/>
Police T. F <lb/>
lie II. M K <lb/>
of v-t<lb/>
N. Mint <lb/>
I, In W. II. lain <lb/>
Collector <lb/>
w. r. mi.- , inn . e <lb/>
II A <lb/>
T .-mill. Polk <lb/>
King, <lb/>
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To v- nor nut<lb/>
in. i th, Board Aldermen no <lb/>
i. I are and upon <lb/>
S,, i will lint lie of <lb/>
piers tint during the year. i due to his paving <lb/>
,.,,. , r Hoard when there n money In the <lb/>
Famous CI <lb/>
and Laxative, core <lb/>
r all malarial and billion For sale by <lb/>
Harrington, Barber <lb/>
X.<lb/>
N . . V. ,<lb/>
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tub of <lb/>
Dorm Carolina. <lb/>
The Head of tho State's <lb/>
Three loading <lb/>
in Degree. <lb/>
in Law, <lb/>
School for Teacher. <lb/>
i and <lb/>
r . . Loans to Needy. Free <lb/>
Tuition Tuition to Candidates <lb/>
Minister's <lb/>
Sons Teachers, <lb/>
ill <lb/>
In the <lb/>
faculty. awl in- <lb/>
r. v President, <lb/>
Chapel Hill, X. C. <lb/>
K. <lb/>
j In <lb/>
Court.<lb/>
Col <lb/>
Victoria vs. <lb/>
above named will take <lb/>
notice that as <lb/>
of <lb/>
I'm county lo obtain a divorce from <lb/>
of the <lb/>
mil be is required <lb/>
lo appear at the next term of <lb/>
the so <lb/>
I after In Sept. <lb/>
being the day Sept,, <lb/>
t Ike Court in N. V. <lb/>
answer or demur to tin In <lb/>
ink a, lion, will apply to tho <lb/>
for relief demanded in com- <lb/>
plaint. <lb/>
May 1800 <lb/>
c. <lb/>
Clerk Superior Court. <lb/>
K for pill. <lb/>
A w hi <lb/>
C. II who keep a <lb/>
millinery and fancy tore at <lb/>
Co., Mich., and who i <lb/>
well known throughout the country, <lb/>
r-1 was badly trembled with <lb/>
catarrh and I bad <lb/>
liver complaint and Tery I <lb/>
in a bad condition; every day be- <lb/>
to fear that should be a <lb/>
well woman; that have to <lb/>
down into a invalid, and <lb/>
live in the of death. bad <lb/>
rec- <lb/>
me. I TOOK FOUR <lb/>
AND IT CORED HE, and <lb/>
cured my family both. I am Tery glad <lb/>
that I beard of it. I would cheerfully <lb/>
recommend it to every one. I have <lb/>
taken man other kinda of medicine. <lb/>
I prefer to all of <lb/>
U CO., Milk. <lb/>
; . <lb/>
PILLS <lb/>
Vitality, -o- <lb/>
Core of <lb/>
i, all <lb/>
or<lb/>
tonic M. <lb/>
blood builder. Brinn <lb/>
pink to pail <lb/>
C and <lb/>
of Hy mail <lb/>
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SO <lb/>
TO <lb/>
The of <lb/>
baring Liter. <lb/>
to me, on the <lb/>
lay May. on the ,, Thomas <lb/>
I. Notice is <lb/>
to the <lb/>
lo to the i . b r- <lb/>
and all. r, of aid or <lb/>
their properly <lb/>
the twelve <lb/>
after dale notice, this <lb/>
notice will be plead bur of their <lb/>
This I he day of May. <lb/>
It. <lb/>
J. <lb/>
TO CREDITORS. <lb/>
the <lb/>
Clerk of county a <lb/>
of the Will Testament Nancy <lb/>
notice g l <lb/>
nil indebted lo to <lb/>
Immediate and <lb/>
all . , . claims <lb/>
arc hereby lo the same <lb/>
or before the day <lb/>
April. be pi <lb/>
bar <lb/>
day of April, <lb/>
Jams <lb/>
Executor of Nancy Wallace. <lb/>
18.00. with our bankable <lb/>
or th money paid. Send circular <lb/>
. copy our guarantee <lb/>
core for Lo-s of Power. <lb/>
or AM <lb/>
I'm I-, Ataxia. <lb/>
Fits. tn <lb/>
of <lb/>
By mail In plain a <lb/>
our <lb/>
anus our. In or refund <lb/>
money paid. Address <lb/>
CO. <lb/>
Clinton <lb/>
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boys and girls bi <lb/>
duties life. Pupils take <lb/>
iii <lb/>
i full de- <lb/>
our Com-<lb/>
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Moral loll <lb/>
I'm- further Informs <lb/>
Bethel. X. <lb/>
J. D. <lb/>
POSTED, <lb/>
hereby warn nil persons Prom en,. <lb/>
upon of lauds <lb/>
for the purpose of with nut <lb/>
or Any one ., will <lb/>
hi law. <lb/>
O. It. T <lb/>
A I. Win. ii Mm. <lb/>
Trinity College <lb/>
rs <lb/>
Large <lb/>
with and <lb/>
r. <lb/>
t., be <lb/>
spent past year. I <lb/>
N C <lb/>
OLD DOMINION LINE <lb/>
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, ,, K I <lb/>
. . <lb/>
I ,, III<lb/>
. I . <lb/>
a Hart <lb/>
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I. I. Woolen<lb/>
ii kin <lb/>
.; . r . i , <lb/>
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II <lb/>
II <lb/>
mm <lb/>
Seven Springs Hotel. <lb/>
NEW KM <lb/>
Tin. mineral waters,<lb/>
bladder troubles All seven <lb/>
Kin <lb/>
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ring baa d <lb/>
liver <lb/>
if at<lb/>
nil P, <lb/>
M .<lb/>
I. <lb/>
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Wool ii <lb/>
ii <lb/>
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I III ii <lb/>
U ,. . I II I i <lb/>
.- . <lb/>
i; lib n <lb/>
John I <lb/>
Abraham <lb/>
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Wilier flee t I of <lb/>
boarding and Seven water will lie <lb/>
;. week A number of have been added <lb/>
season, among them the bath being com. <lb/>
i . <lb/>
plated, a <lb/>
professional barber <lb/>
in <lb/>
in<lb/>
oilier <lb/>
others <lb/>
W. F. Morrill, Proprietor. <lb/>
Seven Springs, N. U. <lb/>
size. OP <lb/>
Ill KIm <lb/>
, ii i in g i el I in <lb/>
Juli j, I. no i r of <lb/>
I Public low of 1900 pro- <lb/>
tin all for <lb/>
i i in ml A for <lb/>
i f i the Township <lb/>
i i Pill n- <lb/>
AH I I <lb/>
iii paper, known bi <lb/>
he printed in <lb/>
i, I. -i. linens of which lime Is-, n <lb/>
of Hie superior <lb/>
i, county. <lb/>
The sue of all ballots of Hie <lb/>
nil Assembly In I'm M <lb/>
and one wide one <lb/>
half <lb/>
Thai all in <lb/>
live one half inch- <lb/>
. i ., hie and that <lb/>
all for die Township off, <lb/>
in shall he two mi hill <lb/>
lies <lb/>
of .<lb/>
Chairman Co, <lb/>
Greensboro Female College <lb/>
North Carolina, <lb/>
Term <lb/>
K. President, <lb/>
-------I HI A Mil <lb/>
. M. Schultz. <lb/>
Wholesale retail Grocer <lb/>
Dealer, paid for <lb/>
Bides. Fur, Meed, Oil <lb/>
Turkey. etc. Bed- <lb/>
Oak Sails, Ba- <lb/>
by Parlor<lb/>
and <lb/>
Tobacco, Key West <lb/>
Beauty <lb/>
lied Peaches, Apples, <lb/>
Pine Apples, Jelly, Milk, <lb/>
Flour, finger, Soap, <lb/>
on, <lb/>
Heel and Hulls, Gar- <lb/>
den Meeds, Oranges, Apples, <lb/>
Candies, Dried Apples, <lb/>
Currents, <lb/>
mid China Ware, Tin and Wooden <lb/>
Ware, and Crackers, <lb/>
Butter, <lb/>
ard Sewing an- <lb/>
other goods. Quality and <lb/>
Quantity, Cheap for cash. <lb/>
to see me. <lb/>
SAM M <lb/>
WHICH ARD, JR. <lb/>
IN <lb/>
Whichard, N. C. <lb/>
The in every <lb/>
purl men t as low Hie <lb/>
prices <lb/>
aid for country produce. <lb/>
leave <lb/>
ton A. M. for Green- <lb/>
ville, leave Greenville daily m <lb/>
I. M. for Washington. <lb/>
Steamer <lb/>
Mondays, <lb/>
Fridays at <lb/>
leave Tarboro for Greenville <lb/>
Tuesdays, and Saturdays <lb/>
at ii A. sf. freight only. <lb/>
Connecting at Washington with <lb/>
Steamers for Norfolk, <lb/>
New Bark and <lb/>
ton, and for all points for <lb/>
with at Norfolk, <lb/>
Shippers should order freight by <lb/>
the Old Dominion B. Go. from <lb/>
New York; Clyde Line from <lb/>
from <lb/>
and Line from <lb/>
Boston. <lb/>
Aft, <lb/>
Washington, N, <lb/>
J. J. . <lb/>
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VOL. XIX. <lb/>
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, JULY <lb/>
NO <lb/>
OUR NOMINEES <lb/>
National Ticket. <lb/>
For <lb/>
WILLIAM BRYAN, <lb/>
Nebraska. <lb/>
For <lb/>
ADLAI K. <lb/>
of Illinois. <lb/>
For 1st Diet., <lb/>
L. <lb/>
of <lb/>
For Congress, 1st <lb/>
JOHN II. SMALL, <lb/>
of Beaufort. <lb/>
State Ticket. <lb/>
For Governor <lb/>
AYCOCK, <lb/>
of Wayne. <lb/>
For Lieutenant <lb/>
of <lb/>
For Secretary of <lb/>
J. BRYAN GRIMES, <lb/>
of <lb/>
For <lb/>
BENJAMIN R. LACY, <lb/>
of Wake. <lb/>
For <lb/>
B. F. DIXON, <lb/>
of <lb/>
For Attorney <lb/>
ROBERT GILMER, <lb/>
of Hay wood. <lb/>
Fr Superintendent In- <lb/>
THOMAS P. TOON, <lb/>
of <lb/>
For Commissioner <lb/>
SAMUEL L. PATTERSON, <lb/>
of Caldwell. <lb/>
For Commissioner and <lb/>
Printing <lb/>
HENRY B. VARNER, <lb/>
of Davidson. <lb/>
For Corporation <lb/>
SAMUEL L. ROGERS, <lb/>
of Macon, <lb/>
FRANK <lb/>
of New Hanover. <lb/>
Pot presidential <lb/>
DAN HUGH <lb/>
of Harnett. <lb/>
LEE S. OVERMAN, <lb/>
Rowan. <lb/>
County Ticket <lb/>
For the Senate, <lb/>
F. G. JAMES. <lb/>
For <lb/>
W. J. NICHOLS, <lb/>
T. H. BARNHILL. <lb/>
For <lb/>
O. W. HARRINGTON. <lb/>
For f Deeds <lb/>
T. It. Ml MIRE <lb/>
For Treasurer, <lb/>
J. B. CHERRY. <lb/>
For Coroner, <lb/>
Fin Surveyor, <lb/>
J. D. COX. <lb/>
For <lb/>
J. <lb/>
it. L. DAVIS, <lb/>
W. G. LITTLE. <lb/>
Prom on- <lb/>
I. <lb/>
Is there a understanding <lb/>
between the administration and <lb/>
the government of <lb/>
by Secretary Hay and <lb/>
other of the of <lb/>
everything said to them by the <lb/>
Chinese Minister as gospel truth, <lb/>
is regarded as suspicions. Al- <lb/>
though at by the entire <lb/>
diplomatic corps and by <lb/>
the public, Mi. Hay has <lb/>
the cablegram alleged be train <lb/>
Minister Conger Baying that <lb/>
he and the other foreign ministers <lb/>
in were all right, the <lb/>
but in need of help, as gen- <lb/>
and the other members of, <lb/>
the Cabinet have even gone so far <lb/>
as to throw Air. Hay <lb/>
of votes. <lb/>
i to be any trickery, <lb/>
If there <lb/>
it will be <lb/>
concealed until after <lb/>
seems to be a little early in <lb/>
the campaign for Boss <lb/>
henchmen to be putting Cakes <lb/>
all the same they arc going It. <lb/>
Several men known lo close to <lb/>
have been idling up Wash- <lb/>
newspaper men with stories <lb/>
about worried the <lb/>
was because of the refusal of sonic <lb/>
of the heaviest contributors to his <lb/>
campaign tend four year.-, ago to <lb/>
give a cent this year, and of his <lb/>
fear that the National Committee <lb/>
would have to skimp its campaign <lb/>
plan- for lock of money. The ob- <lb/>
of these stories is to create tho <lb/>
Impression among the democrat <lb/>
that the republicans are going to <lb/>
short of campaign money Ibis <lb/>
1.1 CHERRY I C; <lb/>
THE PEOPLE, OP <lb/>
POT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. <lb/>
by publicity saying that his getting <lb/>
year. It is, of course, <lb/>
that message <lb/>
Diplomatic <lb/>
That message, lake <lb/>
or genuine, was by the Chi- <lb/>
minister for purposes of bis <lb/>
about it, the credit is his. It is <lb/>
whispered among European <lb/>
mats that the ad- <lb/>
ministration bits undertaken I <lb/>
Hun spent <lb/>
four years ago, and he es. <lb/>
to spend quite as or more <lb/>
this year, and he where <lb/>
, to go to get it. If victims do <lb/>
without <lb/>
, he knows exactly how to <lb/>
them wind he wants. <lb/>
He must think democrats are <lb/>
I easily gulled indeed, If bethinks it <lb/>
We <lb/>
are <lb/>
in the forefront of the race after your patronage <lb/>
he Lest selected line oft <lb/>
General Merchandise <lb/>
to Is-found in any store in County. Well choice <lb/>
selections, the creations of the best of America <lb/>
and Europe. Seasonable all the year Spring. Summer <lb/>
and Winter, We are work for yours mil mutual ad- <lb/>
vantage. It is our pleasure to show yon what you mid <lb/>
Sell you if we can. We ii -1 en <lb/>
attention, the liberal with a well <lb/>
established business built up strictly on its own merits. <lb/>
When you come to market you will do ell justice <lb/>
if yon do not buying elsewhere. <lb/>
Remember us and the following lines of general <lb/>
possible to <lb/>
the favored trusts which have <lb/>
profited so largely by <lb/>
will allow the Com- <lb/>
lo lack to an- <lb/>
other election. <lb/>
A Woman Holds <lb/>
of keeping the present <lb/>
Chinese government in power, re- <lb/>
of any decision of the <lb/>
powers which are assembling an <lb/>
army in China for allied action. <lb/>
His to believe that Mr. <lb/>
bus made <lb/>
agreement. His own Imperial <lb/>
schemes are enough to keep <lb/>
him busy, without bis <lb/>
those of China. ,.,,,,. , , ,.,,, <lb/>
Senator Wellington, who sonic i of the name of I Gould living <lb/>
lime ago declared he would., N. V. whose <lb/>
support for re wife has lived in the same <lb/>
throwing nuts to and eat at the same table with him <lb/>
administration which it cannot or j without speaking to him for more <lb/>
will not crack. The Senator twenty years. They were <lb/>
while in Washington, a day or two married in have <lb/>
ago; the situation the who are grown three <lb/>
is as favorable as the ad- them arc married. About SO years <lb/>
ministration would have us believe j ago husband wife <lb/>
there is no reason twelve letter, becoming angry at <lb/>
men could not be j of his remarks, declined <lb/>
from there to service In Chi-1 would never speak to him <lb/>
I Blink that would be again until he apologized, He is <lb/>
fair quota of the International I too stubborn to and she <lb/>
force the relief of become accustomed to silence, <lb/>
beyond the protection of American and ii <lb/>
life and properly, this country has M wives. They <lb/>
Goods and Notions, <lb/>
Shoes.<lb/>
Jacket.- and Carpets, Mattings and . <lb/>
A I; Of Violence. <lb/>
In the I f <lb/>
the South the charge <lb/>
mil in t hi , <lb/>
, while and black. <lb/>
I never in <lb/>
North Carolina attended the <lb/>
same amount personal violence <lb/>
has now <lb/>
drawing to a el. and we do <lb/>
in j single instance <lb/>
a aggressor. <lb/>
The . have on <lb/>
in case. Two of <lb/>
-in. -1 recent and outrageous in- <lb/>
this kind arc reported in <lb/>
of this <lb/>
. . 1.1 <lb/>
i, n Ob 1.11111- <lb/>
Mr. Job , i- i,. 1.1 <lb/>
of the Democratic executive <lb/>
. Sampson, was a <lb/>
the <lb/>
Kelly, of South I <lb/>
Ion, ,. in bi .- ed I <lb/>
insulted by a n young <lb/>
iii.-n. To a be <lb/>
bis at, I <lb/>
again I Mot <lb/>
I, wit. . I, <lb/>
lieu. . <lb/>
the slightest u n his <lb/>
HOW'S THIS <lb/>
, offer One Bandied Dollars <lb/>
Reward for case of Catarrh <lb/>
that ran not be cured Ball's Ca- <lb/>
ll <lb/>
P. J. Props., <lb/>
We the undersigned have known <lb/>
P. for the last IS years, <lb/>
him <lb/>
lib-in all business transactions and <lb/>
financially carry out any <lb/>
mode by the firm. <lb/>
West Brag- <lb/>
i-is. Kin- <lb/>
Marvin, Wholesale Druggist. <lb/>
Toledo, Ohio. <lb/>
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in- <lb/>
acting directly upon the <lb/>
mucous surfaces of the <lb/>
system. Price per Dottie. Bold <lb/>
by all Druggists. Testimonials free. <lb/>
Hall's Family Pills are the best. <lb/>
For s Own <lb/>
i with interest that a <lb/>
ed mil of Winston, <lb/>
in hi to his <lb/>
id i-1.1 of gel out of <lb/>
Men's, Women's and Children's Shoe <lb/>
Harness. Horse Blankets and Dusters. <lb/>
and <lb/>
part. The . is <lb/>
Groceries. <lb/>
Flour, Meat, Sugar. <lb/>
Hardware, <lb/>
Lard, Send ;, <lb/>
no business to interfere with <lb/>
the Chinese empire, <lb/>
American soldiers should never <lb/>
drive to town in the same buggy. <lb/>
occupy the same pew <lb/>
be bis sews <lb/>
w bi f. <lb/>
few days J. A. , ii, . <lb/>
Senator from <lb/>
bus an i, lid lie fin . <lb/>
to the -i. <lb/>
bis fusion opponent, on <lb/>
of arranging a joint de- <lb/>
bate, going there was ; upon <lb/>
of thugs i ii. in,. <lb/>
-1 I hi e, and <lb/>
el beaten. <lb/>
tis are to <lb/>
are <lb/>
of long news <lb/>
for Furniture and everything in line, columns have told, from time to <lb/>
We buy strictly for Cash, bill sell for Either Cash or on Approved <lb/>
Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. <lb/>
Your Friends, <lb/>
Costings and Plow Fixtures. Nails and Rope. <lb/>
Furniture, <lb/>
form apart of an army for the con-1 buttons on his and fulfills all <lb/>
quest of China. The European other wifely duties in Hie <lb/>
powers have sowed the wind and commonplace way except <lb/>
are now reaping the whirlwind. conversation, and the husband <lb/>
They have been looking for trouble become accustomed to ail- <lb/>
in China for a long time, and now by long experience, lie <lb/>
talks to her without reserve, but <lb/>
when is for her I <lb/>
communicate with him HO <lb/>
Mark well while man who <lb/>
votes for the continuance of <lb/>
rule in North Take <lb/>
his name, make it a matter <lb/>
of public record and let it forever <lb/>
stand a witness of bis t to <lb/>
bis rune and bis country. <lb/>
lot such man receive the ever- <lb/>
lasting of all good white <lb/>
men. his memory <lb/>
they have it. The tire they have <lb/>
kindled is a one, and this gov <lb/>
eminent should look well toil that <lb/>
American troops are not used OS through her daughter, who lives <lb/>
for the pulling out of Bu-1 with them and plays the pan of a <lb/>
Secretary <lb/>
ad i nil ion hopes <lb/>
over lo the Cubans within the <lb/>
next eight or there <lb/>
are still men who believe the <lb/>
island will have string toil when <lb/>
it is turned over to the Cubans, <lb/>
that Morel schemes for annex- <lb/>
are being worked and en <lb/>
by <lb/>
the purpose of milking it appear <lb/>
when the time is ripe, that the de- <lb/>
for annexation comes from <lb/>
the Cubans, lieu. Wood had very <lb/>
little about annexation when <lb/>
he was in Washington last week, <lb/>
and little was not Important, <lb/>
although he was cornered by one <lb/>
and made to ac- <lb/>
knowledge he believed large <lb/>
majority of Cubans now <lb/>
independent government, rather <lb/>
annexation. The <lb/>
knows its altitude to- <lb/>
wards Cuba is being closely watch- <lb/>
ed by the people, and net <lb/>
seems to imply <lb/>
good would not be kept with <lb/>
the Cubans, would make thousands <lb/>
telephone for the old <lb/>
Record, <lb/>
here was ii big Democratic rat- <lb/>
on Monday <lb/>
which Gov. The 1.1 <lb/>
Grange correspondent of Kin <lb/>
ton Press <lb/>
Ex-Go V. T. it i was ill the <lb/>
best and for hours <lb/>
crowd variously <lb/>
led from with in- <lb/>
creasing enthusiasm as his speech <lb/>
progressed, and <lb/>
many votes for amendment, <lb/>
The governor knows how to hold <lb/>
the attention of the people -the;, <lb/>
have confidence in him. <lb/>
TAKE TASTELESS L HO <lb/>
Me. OR bottle, Cures Chills and <lb/>
Fever, Malaria, Right Sweats and <lb/>
Money back If It doesn't. <lb/>
No other as mod, Get the kind <lb/>
with Red Cross on the label. <lb/>
Sold and guaranteed Wooten, <lb/>
Bryan and druggists, <lb/>
We have in id a lot of Si <lb/>
it Chilled Single and <lb/>
billing. <lb/>
Hung <lb/>
milt Hell i <lb/>
horse. Call see <lb/>
If would have been bet- <lb/>
in . be said, if they <lb/>
divided their votes, instead of <lb/>
slaves to the <lb/>
What he toys derives ad- <lb/>
. fact he <lb/>
i-n South Carolinian, in which <lb/>
he are <lb/>
and happier than in this State <lb/>
I. .; of the fact that they do <lb/>
. meddle with polities. Thus we <lb/>
have from the mouth of a black <lb/>
in the <lb/>
advanced North Carolina in <lb/>
view if the vote soon to be taken <lb/>
the by <lb/>
the best friends the have <lb/>
. that the adoption of the <lb/>
amendment will be greatest <lb/>
to tho him. <lb/>
self. His white neighbor is <lb/>
together disposed like him, bin <lb/>
bill cannot do so as long as he <lb/>
rays himself solidly and consist <lb/>
every election against the <lb/>
white man's interest. It seems <lb/>
that by his nature teachings he <lb/>
will do as as he is In pol- <lb/>
the sooner he gets <lb/>
of ii better for all con- <lb/>
The be.-l class whiles, in their <lb/>
support of the amendment, are not <lb/>
animated by a spirit of hate, but of <lb/>
friendliness to the Tue <lb/>
I V colored divine has it <lb/>
should gel out of <lb/>
polities for good. It is to <lb/>
he regretted that be would <lb/>
I his vote while he yet bud it; <lb/>
that he has shown no appreciation <lb/>
the responsibilities of citizen- <lb/>
ship; ibid ii has been found <lb/>
to remove forcibly from <lb/>
political <lb/>
lime, the past weeks, of <lb/>
heaped upon <lb/>
i in bumble while <lb/>
no ii mi public highways, at <lb/>
their at public <lb/>
assemblage, in all eases ii was <lb/>
account <lb/>
were Republican or lie <lb/>
the <lb/>
This en he in North <lb/>
.; ., lie <lb/>
. puny II l I C the <lb/>
; ii pi. par- <lb/>
I. In viol <lb/>
and insults lo <lb/>
fellow party men have <lb/>
subjected; under system <lb/>
on fool by the <lb/>
in worked through <lb/>
Coiled in <lb/>
still <lb/>
upon the persons 1111-. <lb/>
high <lb/>
spirited men of this party have <lb/>
H., .,; ., e general character of <lb/>
upon i n lilted at their newspaper ii is easy to tell what <lb/>
; Charlotte <lb/>
Hon. ii in Moore. <lb/>
Tools, <lb/>
Plow <lb/>
For <lb/>
Builder's Hardware, Ready Beady Mixed <lb/>
Paints, Pumps, Mails World's Best.<lb/>
GREENVILLE, N. <lb/>
Mr. <lb/>
Mil . <lb/>
on <lb/>
was one <lb/>
1.1-1 heard <lb/>
n opened, <lb/>
ion. How white man could <lb/>
., polls after hearing <lb/>
urn the ion in cast <lb/>
under rule and <lb/>
vote lb i- <lb/>
tend The <lb/>
it bite will let pie <lb/>
in thing <lb/>
like is to be pitied Mr. night <lb/>
, unite a number j <lb/>
in it <lb/>
the I. He is in <lb/>
favor of measure because be <lb/>
wants to the black incubus re- <lb/>
ed from body politic.- <lb/>
lord <lb/>
kind of readers it has, framing <lb/>
bin advertisements the <lb/>
man will conform to this <lb/>
circulation is mainly due. <lb/>
He knows persons <lb/>
by a newspaper <lb/>
will lie easily by ad- <lb/>
of <lb/>
lone. Philadelphia Rec- <lb/>
THE CHILLS <lb/>
and lever is a bottle Of Grove's <lb/>
Tasteless Chill Ionic. <lb/>
and in n tasteless form , <lb/>
No pay. Price <lb/>
E FEVER <lb/>
Robert's <lb/>
Chill Tonic Hoc. per <lb/>
Pleasant to take. Money <lb/>
refunded fails. nil- <lb/>
pet pm blood and makes <lb/>
you well. None other as good. <lb/>
Sold and guaranteed at the drug <lb/>
Bryan, <lb/>
I'll III <lb/>
the is to be found <lb/>
n lb-en <lb/>
Dr. D. L. James,<lb/>
store. <lb/>
<lb/>
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