CONCOttlV N. C SATURDAY; OCTOBER 31 1896. Whole NO. 1,544 T0 TllJfl VOTERS. ,en Caldwell and Young f,,rf' peai to the People. Ap- To tjje Voters of Cabarrus (t Party of Cabarrus, 1 desire to thpi State and National riL. : TT 1 T rr . keta gent nie dj uairiuau nai. v are flow in my Baieuuu iuai hp. they cop n tain the eleven electors pre L parties, to wit: Locke Craige 113" S asd Robert B Davis, electorsat- To TheVoterof County. ' " - r i SSSI G. E. Kestler, of Concord, has bad gotten up aid distributed to points all oyer the State a one-sided ticket, that is, one that has on it only the five Pop electors. He appeals to the Pops to vote this ticket claiming that the Dems have violated their contract to take S-wall f C TXT T"l TXT hon Vl r n r A 1 1 Al 1. :L X - It " " "ubu uo ouu ovcijr, uuo emu nuuwy tuui no sucu uuuiract. eves, ex- isted. In proof of this statement is the fact that the Dems and Pups A 1 l il TT1 a j . ... . - s : mruuKu meir n,xeouuve committees nave fused on the electoral ticket and made a Bolemn compactrto vote a ticket composed of five Dems, five irups ana one suver party man. j As further 'proof 1 refer to Msi. t . y . -"-" .' tjutnnes card below and also the fact that Senator Butler has tele- I graphed to several persons in this State that these tickets being dis jtributed by Kestler must be suppressed. I 1 plU TTowland. of tha Iflt, I f1hfl.ifmn.ri AT an 1 xr anH Axrn Knf V- cow tkia lanoAama n sm-.i.v. ,. triet. H F Freeman, of 2nd dis Bryanthisja truer OoiUii ; I I P ' mi, - . o . . I therefore as Chairman of the Democratic Executive Committee of trie'; 0 Thomas, or tne ora air.- Cabarrus county earnestly, appeal. to all Democrats not to scratch any ict - w S Bailey, of the 4th dis- thing where iusion has been agreed upon but to vote the. ticket as . tt7! i il m Mprritt of the 5th named in the card below from Chairmen Manly and Aver and be' not IV.tr.llIJ, KJL VUCJ Ubii distnc Chairman Cabarrus Democratic Executive Committee. mu.rt V Trintt-z nf t.hp 7f.h diH m A7vV fVitt Vit-H onr l I s T . f i. OA T l I - i . i . , , i . I QirtfCIlV lo ine trict; J-yre J-U1D Wl "r" r . rvAL,iuii, uui. ou. naa come 10 our xnowieage tnai a ucKei is in j the real seat of ing to beHne ropuiist ticket, headed "straight in Pop- vigor and he nHIUREN ought tt brighten mother's daily cares and help her to be strong, capa ble and cheerful. It is'ct right for moth en to feel the burden of life growing heavier and heavier year, by year because of child bearing and child-rearing. That shows some thing is wrong in the mother's physical con dition. There is some unnatural weakness in her delicate organism which disqualifies her for motherhood. When this is wron$ everything is wrong. A woman's physical life is wrapped up iq JtA the special organs of ACT1 her sex. When thes nrf rfKtnred. to health woman becomes healthy and strong. , Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo, N. Y., has made a life-study of th?s problem of restoring health and strength to women. His " Favorite Prescription " is the most successful remedy that has e"ei been known for women's peculiar ailmenfs Its sale exceeds the combined sales of .ail other medicines for women. It cures th most obstinate uterine diseases. It eoesr directly to the internal organism which is all the troubles. It irapatta alth where they are most heeded : heals ulceration ; stops the "weak- Notice. J F Hurley has the old reliable Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com- pany. ; Tfjey write the oett poiic; on earth. The most desirable at the least cost. See the contract b? fore taking insurance also fire and acci dent insurance. . ening drams . promotes regularity ; restore muscular power to the ligaments, thus cor lecting displacements of special organs in the orlly natural way. :' " " Complete information regarding the "Fa" vorite Prescription ' and tes timonials from hundreds who . have used it, are embodied ia Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, a'standard medical work 'of 1008 pages, profusely illustrated, which will be sent free on receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to cover cost of mailing only. Thii work is a complete family doctor book and should be read by both young and bid. The ptofits on the sale of 680,000 copies at $1.50 has rendered possible mm n nf the 9th district. This circulation purporting V I liHof rPirlrf " rr ttt V i nY ova rrlrr fi tro "Prurviil iaf -.lnntnra XKTr. r i the ticket which l snail have state that this is a bogus ticket, gotten out by an enemy' to Mr. Bryan placed at every precinct in the and one who desires his defeat. The undersigned, as chairman 6f tbe tvand it ig the ticket for which Populist party,' has duly sent out the regular" Populist ticket to each of r .' - . j- the precincts in North Carolina, jwhere there are Populist voters, which every true Populist will vote. As 1 tjcet contains the eleven eleotors presented by the Democratic and Pop staged in my appeal in the Vestibule lists parties, to-wit: Locke Craig ad Robt. B. Davis, electors at I large; October 28th 1896, to scratif Dem. R?1?! of WH - TTn f Vfn 8fonS '8: oiytwus , tnct. q tjjqjjj of thB third district; W . S. Bailev, of the fourth dis- ocratic electors is to elect McKmley trict; WilUam Merritt, of the fifth district; B. F. Keith, . of the; sixth and I again warn Populists not to district; Theo. F. Kluttz, of the seventh district; Tyre Yark of the 'eighth , , , RrtllT, hv voting for nnlv district; R. D. Gilmer, of the ninth district. H defeat Bryn by voting tor oniy As chairman of the executive committees of the respective parties, Populist electors. I we tnia to-wit: Democratic party and People's party, who have jointly presented fecial plea because it has come lo this ticket as the Bryan electoral ticket, we respectfully call upon all this free edition. Address, world s Dispea. ' , , . Al - Populists and Democrats and all others who desire the election of ' M anr Medical Assoriation. Buffalo, N. Y. iJ j.. circular issued by Chairman Ayer and Chairman Manly that bogus tickets are being circulated which contain only the Populist electors. - . . . I a r k t.tv ru rTcsrr a ttvi t?t T?DrMif nxr a ttt a vr vrD This 13 a ecbeme to defeat bry- ' a yiASu Mr . . - wjj xxaxvxu.xx a a ' . . . , Special to The Observer. ' j y an; by playing upon the preju; ; Rat.tctoh. Oct. 30.PIease announce that anv tickeV which btjars dice of Populists, but this moYenfent oniy the names of Populists or only the names of the Democratic electors is of a Kupublican side.ahow. There haa no approval at the People's party headquarters, and is nottbeofficial pu . ticket. Please say fori me also that all of the Peopled party tickets are 13 no patriotism in it, but it . is at their destination and will be at their proper pUoes on election day, all another "game of politics," which I reports to the contrary notwithstanding. HAL. W. AYER, repudiate and denounce as unworthy Chairman People's Party Executive Comrxjittee. cf anv man who claims to be a MAJ. GUTHRIE'S CARD. ' The Morgan Wrislit CJunranteo, The guarantee of the 4ood tirea" ia broad enough to cover bltnost aDy kind of ailments and to satisfy tbr? most exacting rider, tut the jine must be drawn somewhere, and .Mot-. gan & Wright are tiyirg to make it known to riders everywhere that tha guarantee does not cdver demagp resulting from the carrying of anti leak preparations inside the t'.rt-. By having as much air as posei rl in the M. & W. quick-repair tire before putting the tool into 'he puncture, jand foDon.tr the few other simple instructioD3 in ils cat. aloue, a permanent repair cbu b made iri two minutes, at the rnd .1 side, without removing the tire fiooi the rim. Bryan to vote this ticket and nohe other. Chairman Democratic CLEMENT MANLY, State Executive Committee. HAL. W. AYER, Chairman People's Party State Executive Committee. FIRE INSURANCE. When in heed ol Fire Insuiance. call and see us, or viite. We iepre sent only firstclat Borne and For eign companies. Respectfully, WOODH THE & HlLRtf EVERYTHING IS GOING- AT GO S AT I Gil i M0RK1JS01S fii OALDWELj A.TTOBN1Y AT TAW, J CONCORD, N 0 Office in Morns bunding, epposite House. C. H. BARNHAR.DT, M. J. Physician and Surgeon , MT. PLEASANT. JN.C Calls . received and promptly a i? tended to at all hours. Office a my resdenoe lately occupied by Dr Moose il9. 9lv r Ann. ..;s KrfKTM.x:?M reire Ikbv tr. Miles' Nerre PJ.tPir Populist. The people cannot be I asain repeat the warning that oube careful to read all the names y uu , I fnni Kt, flr.rVi onhemo Tjat tig inn xrnnr hn ntR hftturfi tnev are aeDOSuea in ino Dauofoox, anu a 1 T , , . - xt.- thft-more earnestly because I have now before me a printed ballot oe true to uryan oy giving 01m tne uRtra;ht PoDUii8t Ticket," which has printed on it the 80 en- names of eleven electoral votes of North Oaro- oniy the five Populist electors, when it should have the names of the Ima. Morrison Caldwell. , . eleven JtJryan lusion electors, mia uuo uao Buoaujr udou jodudu A mialonrl thft vntfiTs. hnt hv what fiuthoritv or j Chm'a People's Party Ex. Com. how X do not know. Is this a scheme; of Mark Hanna? Remember i Oct, 31st, 189G. - that trite old saying that '"Eternal vigilance is the price of - liberty," Ha Chairman of the Democratic and be watchful. . ;.Y ' . W. A. GUTHRIEj r ... . Raleigh. N. C, Oct. oU loyo. I Eiecuhve Committee of Cabarrus 6 ' SENATOR BUTLER'S TELEGRAM. j muty, I respectfully call upo all pergonf in he gtaie saying eiancrais ana otners wno uchijtc that these tickets must be suppressed and proper ones issoeov the election of Mr. Bryan, to vote ;the entire electoral ticket above mentioned and none othr. If any ticHte appear at any of the voting precincta with any of the above elec tora emitted the game are spurious Kl fmndulent. A B YOUSG. Vheh Qi0 me Ih- Clotliing $4- Felzer s 1 J. i'n Dem. Ex. Com Cab. Co. roCIREACOLDIS ONE DAY Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ets. 'AH druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. ml 4 . : '' Tlirongb tlie St. liOiiis Tornatlo. Here is an illustration of the, way the wind handled things during the bin St. Louis tornado. his.,bicycie, lliv; l)iseoery Saved His Life. Mr. G. Cailloutte, Druggist, at Beaverville, 111,, saye:.ToDr.Kings t ev uiscovery I owe my life. "Was tpen with La Grippe and tried all tbe pkyaicians for miles about, but 1 . J no avail and was eriven up and '. to'!d I o.ould not live. Having Dr, Mnq's New Discovery in my store I BeLi for a bottle and began its use .-d from the.- first dose began to ft better, and after using three joules was ud and about again. It ' 13 worth its weight in gold. We Wtkeep store or house without Get a free trial at Fetzer's r e. Uelp Wanted-Feniftle S10 to 818 per-week to Men and " oaen for e.a?y honop work. No or ranjiBBincr Nn fixnen- nce. Bona fide ofier. No catch stamp for work and partici oa.rsv E. Herrman, 213 South Six! Philadelphia, Pa. o31 r I)tlcr than either is n- healthy or. If the liver is 0. K. the my is O. K. His-blood is kept n-V. 'his -digestion perfect, and he cnoy lite and act mteiiigentiy and patientlv upon the; questions of the day. You all know what to take. You have known it for years. It is Simmons Liver Regulator No doubt7about it; weTarelb attar fixed to TDlease y oul iii'IClotliin ithanlwe have ever bsen. in! M en's Suits, latest and B est. SBMMONS? mm Suits, latest and owned in St. Louis, was struck by three barrels of syrup, a tierce oi lard and one barrel of vinegar. Ab solutely the only uninjured parte are the saddle and the Morgan oz; Wright quick repair tires, which were full of air when the (machine was found. E ven if these tires had bean punctured, unless severely torn, any one of the holes xould uTTn Viopn Tftnaired bv the quick-re pair device in them, without trou-t For years you and your fathers Die. KiaerS Ul mcco uivd, I LIcLVU ipUHU 1U m 0111x15 latest u La m Ml J"m w m f-r;- IS- they have a puncture, need only be careful to pump as much air as possible into the tire peiore lnser. ing the quick-repair tool. The-repair can be made in two minutes, at the roadside, without taking the tire off the rim. ; It is and always has been put up only by J. ii. Zeilin S Uo. . laite nono but tHe genuine.; It has the Red Z on the front of the wrapper, and nothing else is the same, and nothing so good. Ii oys best. 1 i l! . " Children' Suit s and best. . .1, , We guarantee to save yonTmoiie. OUERGOATS -ARID - FURWISHI HATS ANDICAPS FORSEVERYBODY. CANNONS & 1 fM 1 ? r"'' T"" 5

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