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The Tine Reformer Published Weekly, at Little-; f ton, N. C, by THE AFRO UNION CLUB. ; h Magic Headache Powders only guaranteed cure at Fetter's! The many friends of Mrs. WJ Hannon received a telegram from Sftato Chairman Holton; suggest ing that the convention i adjourn without nominating a ticket until furtherf notice, f Blteving this to be for thejbest interest of the party, Chairman! Hannon coun seled a 1 compliance with the samei i whereupon th 3 convention decided to adjourn without nom inating a ticket, and the further business of the 'convention'- was ltf t in he hands; of a committee, whifh vnn will hpar I frnm' latfr Youn i will be pleased i to I qhe following is a report of the committee; appointed! at a! lprevi o 11s meeting of this convention: Halifax. IxTc. , Jnly 23, i900. To the Chairman arid ; delegates of the convention: F. know, that she is fast improving from the severe attack which kept her in bed all last week. : i --7;; . ' n -:-,X . . FresH lot of Nunnally's Pure Chocolates just received at Fet- ter s urug otore. The Rev, Alexander! oreached atf South St. Church to ' J. i'Jf J J.J1 , O Jl a large -auuienue 1 last ouuuvy, and made la pleasant call at the office of he ;"True Reformer? Monday, which was very m appreciated! uch : He lis a subscriber t .4 : I I f : i - !'P .'71 and ' a friend! to the cause the 'True Reformer" represents. nd to It is a pleasure to visit Drj "Walden, pastor of the First Bap tist church of . Henderson, j nro rrmcn Iflvprv nrmnrtunitv do soT whenever we strike that town. The pr. is always' full of life and, an excellent .entertainer he is thoroughly posted upon all subjects !and an able cpunsel lor. Ha loves, his church and people and is consecrated i to the woric 01 tne.mmisuy. Buy your sweetheart some that fine Fetter's. 'if If you want a of i- ; 4 Chocolate Candy clean shave or a cut 1 1 1 1 at call on Mr. e tonsori- I I fashionable hair alartistJ You will 0rson street 1 Latest sty Ijes'and workmanship guaranteea. We l your committee, I hereto fore appointed in pursuance of a resolution adopted ait ja convent t on of the republicai party held in the j town of Hal fax' oh the lbth j day of April 1900, and charged with the duties of mak iner i reeommfinnatinna- tn thic tie adjourned meeting of said convention, beg leavs to submit tie folloing: ' j'- : , Resolved, that, whereas all who ;j were j recompaended as I oil I holders for the ensuing election! were rejected by the Election Board of Halifax coun ty, and others not m sympathy withjthe party supst tuted there for, thereby leaving the repub lican Voters without representa tion jatj the j polls, i And, that, ereas under the present elec with no tion ilaws fl Jfi, ,1 : tion at the ppils represenla- to see? our votes it ! U : ill1- j I ' , '1 - ' counted as cast therefore, we your committee recommend that tins cuuiuii i tee pe licreasea -oy Cheatham, The Hon.; H. P. Recorder of iPeeds of Washing ton D,, C.,?is in town for a few daySbe ik Opposed' to thef. con stitutional? amendment and is well equipped for the campaign. He goes in, grand style, a ser vant and ,. a1 ' beautiful turnout, which is . very . commensurate with the high position ha holds. He brought ' all of his children with him, who will remain at their cpmfortable home.untiluthe first of September. Try Magic Headache Powders at Fetter 's-42 doses I for 5 cents. 'No cure, no pay. 'I i ' 1 at a - The New Era Institute con ducted oy Rev. W. T. H., Wood ward is I in session here this week'. It! is well attended by the ministers ofj the! gospel and i others whom its work is intend ed to benefit, and is a success so far. Among r the number that were present this a. m. were the Revs. B. Harper. G. G. Hudgins, C. Zollicoffer, C. C. Peters, W. H. Shaw,' W. N.r Hawkins, F. P. Jones, Profs. "W. H. Warwick A. L. Alston, Deacon Andrew Davis and others. When j you want ' blacksmith work call on' Mr. Lewis Harriss. He is the leading smith of the town. AU work done at short notice, horse shoeing a specialty and all work guaranteed I : ' - : ' "' . " ':i ' " - in 1 ill ill' "1 11 M ' :: ' j ' I i Halifax ;RcpuWican Convention. : On Wednesday, July the 23rd, just as tli convention had or ganized and was about to get down toli business, Chairman 6 adding thereto,! ones from, each precinct which is not alreadv represented on this! committee; committee be vested with power and Authority to take i '1.1 (1 l I ! 1 , such action as imtheirj judgment they may deem to the best in- terest 01 tne party: me same to be published in circular form ajad sent to tne cnairman 01 each precinct and such other i leaders as the county i chairman my select. .1- 111'! ii!- ' I ia R. J. Lewis, Ch'm., Whit Hardy, C. C. Baker, C. P. Anthony, i J. H. Arrington, R. L. Berry. A FAKE LETTER. OUR WASHINGTON CORRES PONDENT IN NORTH CAR OLINA THE. . SITUATION AS HE NOW! SEES JT THE PLAIN DUTY OF OUR COL ORED PEOPLE. ' The following is an anonymous letter received here yes terday by Dr. J. I.. Harrison, which every good citizen, both white nd rblack, bel eves a fake, and will do their part to avoid any trouble or disturbance. We Relieve this idea j w4s conceived in deceit and iniquity for cam paign purposes. Wej publish this deceitful sheet justj ;to let our people see what kind of fakes live among us: Panacea Springs, N. C. Harrison -1 no that the Mr. Dr. J. ! H jwrite to !et you all Colored ; people j ame ; is, to do great Dammage to all the white People, & that sbonJ f I thought some body a Negro, i I it was right to let know it, while I am dont think it is right to do this, & to kill all the little childon- as the might do. You had I better 1 let all the Towns know this at Once. UrIT REDY. ! much so that even among a this scare crow. number of its charm; Goldsboro, N. C, July 25. Special to The True Reformer. The most remarkable I cam paign that has ever j been waged in! this State is nearing its close, and on next Thursday the people of our commonwealth will goT to the polls and express their seve ral wishes as to State and coun ty; officers, and the jail important, subject-pthe amendment to the State 1 Constitution. Your obebi-1 dient servant has written several articies on this subject, ! to ' your paper, land noWibn the eve o the election,' he; sees no reason why; he should change the dot ting of an "I" or the crossing of a 4T" of what has hitherto been said. These former statements I .:1 I i . ... ! ' i i ; .... V, , . i.. were written from Washington, D. C., and now that we have spent a number' of weeks in the Old, North State, our former opinions have ) been verified. This proposed amendment to the constitu ed, and the reason Known 1 to almost' everv the land. That it is ! unconstitu tional is a fact known, if not ad! mitted. , by all lawyers. Some have gone so. far as to say that the XV Amendment to the Con stitution' of the United States noh- 1 be 1 1 .. a more honorable course than for a part of I our people to at- tempt to ride j-rough shod over one of the organic laws of this country. ! If thoe who are op posed to Negro suffrasre should great democrats, I has lost and we havje heard them remark within the last month that , this abuse heaped upon! inoffensive heads of patriotic people is with out foundation and should be stopped. A great number of the colored people of INorth Carolina have taken fright ;Y at the! manner in which democratic ; i papers and speakers have been1 dealing with in consequence of them, i and tion should not be carri- 1 tor tms is this yj. should be repealed, arid we estiy say' that 1 this wou to support the constitution of the United States which every elec tor has sworn to j supportl ) , We hope that every colored man. Of 21 years and upward, in this State, , has 1 registered this election that he may go record as favoring law and obey ing the mandates of the founders of our common country; and every ; one who has registered should go to the polls and vote, although it has been frequently stated that all votes cast, wheth er for or against this proposed amendment, would be. counted as cast for the amendment. ' This should not be the case, however, as, even the election law allows each candidate, or his represen tative, to be present at the count ing of the ballots. The greatest possible precaution should be taken, and an accurate list of all voters at every precinct, andJ how they voted, should be kept, this have lft the ktate for other climes where they are not the target of every species of abuse, and where they do not make up the issues of a democratic j cam paign. It Is the jworking class' of colored people who have -been gradually moving jaway from the State, and unless this abuse is ended,1 and the" colored man is treated more like the friendly citizen he is than the bitter and sloathf ul enemy that he is . not, there will be a steady stream Of this very desirable class, of peo ple leaving! the State to enrichi another by?their profitable labor, j It occurs'-to us that of all peo ple to be treated with , proper respect, is jthe hard working, laboring diss, and this thought was stamped upon me the other day when the oppressed sizzard was loitering over the country and saw a hard working colored register and vope on !a subject of this kind, they would not violate any law, nor would auy oath which they they break have made for on . . Look' out for th$blue cross (X) on ypur paper, j?hich 1 means that the time, for which you sub scribed has expired; it also means that unless you let us know at once whether to contin ue yonr paper;; it .will -be stopped. man pass in the heat of the day going to his mid ay meal with, every thread of clothing about him wet with perspiration j from honest toill L This man should be respected, 4nd he should be pro tected in his manhood rights" that such valuable men say, without fear, remain : in this section of the country.; bb't':'kb ;t - j. .' :.'!,. -. ..( : '.'! i-f f',.:.. ?(. ; :Ai! J'-''' '. s lJ- l ' i : -i- . Ijb is our prayer that this un fair, unjust, and inhuman prop osition to j disfranchise the peo ple' who constitute the laboring population of the StUte, will be declared defeated, that justice to all mankind may reign ' su preme in North Carolina. and these returns sent . I . tbf the T r-'ti -; chairman of each county repub lican executive committee . imme diately after the polls close." iA great number of the people of this State are getting away from their moorings, but after this matter has run along, as far as common decency will permit, the strong arm) of the law will reach out and bring them back to their orober places'. I But how long this sort of thing tinue, no one can tell, j This campaign j has ; been es pecially remarkable for its abuse by democratic speakers of .; the colored people, and some of our colored leaders especially, so will con- I HAVE MADE T a very careful test of the Original Ozonized Ox (Marrow among our colored students and found it a most excellent feair tonic. It is jast the thing to make the hair oft, yielding: and straight. Kindly send me two bottles per express at oncel Fi id enclosed Postal Order. Your truly, t. K. Hoffman, Professor of Agricultural Biology, State A. & M. College, Orangeburg, Si C. ! s 1; i j ' f ;. . If your dealer cannot supply yon with tbe srentl ine Original Oionixed Ox If arrow (copyrighted) iend na &Oc and we will ship you a bottle. Ad dress Dept. K, THJS OZONIZKD OX MARROW OO-, 7 W Abash ATenue. Chicago, I1L THE BEST 1aRE NONE TOO GOOD In buying drugs that you get the best. You find them at Fetter's. Be careful WONDERFUL DISCOVERY Curly Ha r Made Straight By ' TAKES FROM UFK: BEFORE ASD AFTER. TREA' TJCE5T. f 0ZONIZSD OX 3IABR0W f, Tilt OklOWAICOPYBJGnTED. t Tht wottdrrfn! hair pomtd U the oaty safe K prrparaUou in th world that nukn kinky hit ?4 atraijrht as howa abovei Itnouriahea the acalp. (rreeais tne nair from Tailing oot and maktf U .rrw. Sold rer40 years and used by tbnaad. v arraated hartnleaa. Testimonials trr am m. qoest. It wastneinrst preparatioa ever sold for stralghtenta kfnky hair. Beware of rtoltUoas. Get the OHflaal Utoaised Ox Mrrwr, a - qmwsmv ' - s a s v Ifcvrvr u a. W7 UO.it r)IWI: and lautlfal. !A toilet neasUy for ladles and rntiemea. Kltpa-ntly perfumed. Tberreatad . aaTajfof this wot df rial pomade i that by Its use Ton ria strisia 3fB Tonrnmakairit hvtu Owfnytrt ioc3,ieri randUctln qa!fty It the iioitv txn'micaU j I is not posfbl tor aavbody to produce preparation etaa! to ft. Kali 5ir-e-ttoaswttb rr mui. Oxiy tto cents. Kotd by dealers or send! a H1.40 PrtJ nr Exprese Money Order tot 3 bottles. e press paid, write your name and addre plainly to - - V : OZONIZED OX MARROW CO., i 76 Wabxsb Are.. Cblcaso, IU. Double Daily Service lilt Between New iYork, Tampa, Atlanta, JNGw Urleajis and , Points South and West. Schedule in Effect Jane 3, 1900 SOUTUBOU'l. No 31 Lv. Xew York. PRR , ' Lv. Philadelphia. PI R R L,v. Baltimore, P RIR - I 1-.V, n asmngton. prk i L,r. Richmond, S A L Ky Lt. Petersburg, I 1 00 p m 5S0pm Dtily No S7, 7 20am 7 00pm lOUim ! 1U IV ) Ul 1135 pm 2 35m I h SSOpra- Lv. RidgewayJct. ! " 2 25 lam 617p.m Lv. Henderson, i I "i Lv. Raleigh, 1 ! Lv. 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A., " I i :t:: 'l !iV:' r . ' -if !;' .-" Portsmouth. Va.; 1 .VIHP:'.' H S. ttAW), 8, Pj A., Raleigh, N. C. E. St. Jobm, Vice-Prea. and Gen. Mer V. E. McBm, General Superintendent -II. W. B. Glotm, Traffic Maarer. L. S. Allex, Geni Pa. Agt. ! General Offices, Portmonth, Va. ! For further information apply to ! F. A.FETTEllTAffent, Littleton, N. C. Try Magic Headache Powders '! at Fetter's. , I;:
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