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'.'f U."-;'' -;::x':; - 'i'Xf yvi.w TA'':.;' w:r '''h ; .V BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY. 1S Cm THUltSDAV SEPT. 6, 1900. NO., 83, ! So many oersons fctVe:hairL1 that I s stubborn and dull; It won't no w . Wh 'the' reason? Hair 'hec'd'sl' helpi j Just us anything else does at times. The roots re quire feeding.1. IWhen hair stops growing it its lus It .looks ;dead." .";'. f... : .... 4. Acts olmnsr .InstantlV: on such hair. It I w ' r awakens new,, life i in the hair bulbs. The effect' is astonishing. Your hair grows, be comes thlcKer, and all MahM'is'i'emoved.'' "Ahd'the'br'igiriai color '6f early fifewis 'restored to raaea ! or iigray hair. This is y always the case. $10. bottl.. All draffbto. ! , "I bTa neod Arer'n Hair Vieor khd m really aatoalahod at tM ,eooa it ou aone in keening my bair from ccrmlng oat. It u th. bet tonic I br tried, and I hall entinua to recommend it to tur mena." - Kama Holt. Sept. M, 1886. 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Examination free, letters answered promptly, and Batisfaction fturanteed. STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE oy NORTH CAROLINA Offers to younff women thor- oub literary, classical, scientific and industrial education and special pedagogical traininjr. Annual expeuses $92 to 132. for non-reeidents f 152. Facility Of 30 members. "Morethan 400 regular Btudents Has matric tilated about 2,000 students, re presenting every county In the State except one. Practice and Observation School of about 250 ropila. To secure boari in dormi joriesy all free, tuition applica ions should hi made before aug. 1st.. ; Correspondence, invited :frotn those desiring competent trained teachers. , Vor catalogue and other Infor mation address until Xug. 15th PROF. J.Y.JOYNER, ' . Dean of Collkoe jCUA. D.MdVEUv Puewdent. Dr, DeWitt'a Early Risers are famous little rills for liver and " bowel troules. Never gripe, cot fey Bros, Phillips & son. Washington letter Prom Jtigular Corrtipondetii derntandintr with the powerit81 P"'; operating in China, bin ac tions are difficult to explain. Although advised by some of the longest headeil" rr en in his part, inrludihg ; the. l), S.; minister to China, to take advantage the oppbtui i ty , to wi t hd ra w our t roops ffoin China, now that the 'A irttirica n ci t izens ' who were in pefil are safe,. ands leave those nations which are hun gry for Chinese territory to settle the gqunbbn among themselves, be has' declined to do so. Several days agb when Jt was announced .that, all the troops now on the wayto China would be 'sent o Manila, "it was thouj?ht that he intended to follow that advice; but within forty eight Vours it hn8 b?en offic ially announced that h e troops in China would be kept there, and since the.n, - the significant announcement Twas made that the troops which would go to Manila would not go to take the pluTe of volunteers to be sent home, but to reinforce them, and that no troops are to be sent home until further no tice. If that doesn't indicate an intention on the part of Mr. M cKin ley to play a .fur ther hand in the Chinese game, what does it indicate? Now that jt. has been au thentically announced that ex-Senator Gorman, now at Saratoga, will return t o Maryland about the middle of September and take anac tive part in the campaign un til election day, those Repub- ieans who have been active ly circulating stories ot his lukewarmness towards Ary an and Stevenson must feel that they are very clumsy liars. It has never been doubted in Washington that Mr. Gorman would do his full duty towards the party that has honored him in the past and that is likely to houor him in the future. Evidence continues to mul tiply showing that Illinois will be found in the Demo cratic column this year. Af ter expressing his opinion to that effect, Mr. W. H. Broard, of Chicago, said : " There, are a number of reasons for be lieving this, but I am con vineed that opposition to imperialism will have a great er influence in the undoing of the Republicans than than any of the other issues. There is a big German vote in Illi nois, especially in Chicago, and the Germans, almost to a man, are opposed to the imperialistic policy of the present administration. Theie is also a very factional fight among Illinois republi cans, and although it doesn't eoinemuch -to the surface, the feelin is so strong that it will be impossible for them to make a progressive and harmonious campaign in the Statu. Opposition to the trusts will also lose the re publican ticket a good many votes, and with the labor troubles in Chicago and all the suffering that has result ed from them, the republican orators will find it difficult to convince,; t h e working njen there ithut the country . is blensed with an over abund- That the democratic lead ers are thoroughly po8tedoh what the 5 republicans ; are doing and) are meeting ever republican move, is madeap parent by,. tbet following re Viiarks of one of . them; ..,.' A 'gainst the prosperity statis tics which are being manu factured by the Census Bu reau, we will place some hard facts which ; indicate that many classes of men who Jiave to depend on their la bor for a living are not pros perous. Tuke for instance the, a.ntliracite coal miners. l5he coal trust has cut down thq number of work days so ,that miners are expected to liye on three days work a week This means that they can barely exisr. In New England, some of the cotton mills are shut down and olb era are running on snort time, and one of the big silk manufacturing companies has, within the last week, tone into bankruptcy, vvc are looking for the 'scare which the republicans have intimated they will give the country, that attention may be called to the money ques tion. It may come at ny time, and the small volume of trading in Wall Street, in dicates a tear that a money squeeze may be impending. JVhen the West begins the moving of its crops and calls upon the East lor money to do it with, anq if coincident ally, a Russian or any other European loan should b placed, making drafts upon our gold supply, a very arti ficial encouragement would produce the 'scare' which think the republicans con template." Representative Van Diver, of Mo., has been investigat ing a cost of government by Commission, under the Mc Kinley administration. Ow ing to mixed systems of book keeping he has only partially succeeded, but he shows that more than two and a hal millions of dollars have been directly appropriated f o commissions, not including the Postal Commission, the California- Debris Com mis sion, or the Mississippi River Commission. That the ex penses of these various com missions have been much larger than the direct appro priations ie certain, but the Treasury gives.no details They are included in items which appear on the books as for "National Defense," "Miscellaneous" or "Emerg ency," and which aggregat h total expenditure for the last fiscal year alone of with in a fraction of twenty-tw million collars. The law holds both makers an circulators of a counterfeit equi! y guilty. 1 lie dealer who set you a dangerous counterfeit o; DeWiU's Witch Uaepzel 9 a I v risks your life to make a lift larger profit.' You can not trust him. HeWitt's is the only genu ine and original VV itch Hate Salvp, a - well known cure tor piles and all skin diseases. See that your dealer gives you De Witt's.Salye, coffey Bros. Phil lips & Son, General Jnila? & Carr for Sedater, General Carr in a card to he people asks theirsUpport in the primaries, for United States Senator. Following is lis card in full : 7b Ihe Democratic Electors of North Carolina. At your last State Conven- tion you declared tnrougu your delegates, in the plat- orra adopted, in favor ot a primary election on Novem ber 6th, 1900, to decider our preference for Senator of the United States, for the term beginning March 4th. 1901. favored this action then and I heartilyendorseitnow. he primary will be held; our party is not a'raid to trust he wisdom of the people. All the supporters of our cause n the 'August election are in vited to participate in the primary, tor man years he conviction has come home to many of the best (linkers of our country, that the election of United States Senators should be commit- ed to the people the source of all political power. In the absence of the necessary and needed constitutional chunge the primary affords the near est possible approach to an election of Senatois by the vote of the people. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for United States Senator and ask your sup port in the primary My rec ord as a citizen and a! Demo crat is fairly well known to many of you. 1 ask for it no greater consideration than is justly .accorded the record of those able and honorable gentlemen whose names have been mentioned for this high position. In 1 his contest I shall not attempt in any way to detract from the merit o any competitor. We are al Uemocrats:we are an mem bers of the same great politi cai household; we have fought side by side its great battles; we haye by united effort and undivided strength achioved its great triumphs. In this recent election the great uprising of the Anglo- Saxon manhood, we achiey ed a notable victory, fraught With far-reaching and import ant consequences; imposing Upon you the entire responsi bility and burden oi the State government, and as a part of this the imperative duty of providing adequate educational facilities for the boys and girls of our State You will meet these greater responsibilities bravely and fearlessly, and .discbarge their duties patiently and wisel v. We are no longer, as in the past, to be kept busy with the cares or preserving our homes afe, but wi! reucb out to participate more freely in the' polities of the nation. We shall now striv on the higher plane of effort and statesmanship. My political principles are those of the Democratic par ty, they nnd excellent and thorough expiession in th National and State' plat forms) I need not summarize their declarations. To eac of them and to both of them I yield most ready and un swerving support. They are the voice of my party speak ing iu its appointed channels obey - that yoice; arid if your choice shall fall on me shall in every wRendeavor o nave those declarations become the law of the land by appropriate statutes. The industrial and edaca- lonal progress of North Car olina will command in) earn est attention and zealous services. Its large agricul- ural interests will receive ray watchful caro and 1 will ever strive to foster and pro tect the same from hostile egislation. I have endeavor ed, as best I could, to aid in he agricultural, industrial and educational development and advancement of our State, I haye endea vored to aid the public and private schools as far as I could. I believe, with confidence, I can accomplish more in these di rections in the enlarged field of high official positiou, and aidsd by my experience and knowledge Bttract greater at tention to the resources and opportunities offered by our State.- The general upbuild ing of our Commonwealth will command at all times my earnest and loyal endeay or. 1 shall strive to protect our people from the dangers and disasters of Force Bills and preserve from Federal interference our new Consti utional Amendment, th submission nnd adoption of which by such an overwhelm ing majority adds new glory to the "Old North State." The earnest solicitations of my old comrades in arms have influenced me no little to submit my name for your suffrages. The old Confeder ate Veteran realizes that the young men of a new genera tion will soon have entire charge of the old Ship of State; a few years more and the last one of them with .la a naio or precious memories around him, will havefougbt his last fight and departed from the scene of action. But while he yet lives and lingers in Sweet and sad memories o the glorious past, he will fee a brighter satisfaction to be ngain represented in our highest Council by one of the "Boys that wore the Gray," Fellow Democrats! Myserv ices haye been yours in every campaign since I became o age; services gladly given without desire for, or expec tation of reward, save only the gratification of a deep and abiding love for my na tive state, my people, my part and its glorious prin ciples. My only ambition IS to serve better ray native State, to aid more in its ag ricuitural and industrial up building and its educationa advancement; to promote the welfare and happiness its people, and should you choose me to serve yon in the Senate of the United States my loyalty nnd devotion to my State in the past, in war and in peace, can gie you assurance that you shal have the same measure both in the future. Yours very truly, J. S. CARR. Durham. N. C, Aug. 25. OASTOniA, i Bsan th w mnaira nan mji Burjn TL. J u if ... , ,a ; r GftfteaorTkfett Baltimore Sun. In ari article in the ForUrfl on ''The Negro proolem n the South," Representative V Grosvenot, of Ohio; eXpfe&l f es the hope that do mors States in that section will din: franchise black voters. Mr, Grosvenor adds the follow ing significant warning! "The orthcoming censuB of the U. S. will disclose approximate y the situation in the South. We shall learn the number ot voters com paraxon w i 1 1 at once be made, and agitation ; will at once become manifest -in American politics, It will : be a sad day for the country when there shall come a new political issue which shall ake sides and bo organized - or political contests along geographical and sectional inea." This statement, coming rom a republican Congress man who is often referred to as the spokesman of the ad ministration in the House of Representatives, can o n 1 y have one meaning. It is, in ef ect, a declaration of the pur pose of the republican party d reduce the) South's electa ral vote in its representation in Congress in proportion ta the number of negro vofrr disfranchised by the' amend ed Constitution in the South em States. This is "the new lolitical issue,1' which Mr Grosvenor tells us is to lead to political contests "along geogrnphl-al and , actional" ines. ' The South is not to be pfrmitted to protect it self from ignorant negro vn ters who have little or no it terest in the communities in. Which they reside, without being punished eeverely tor adopting the only effective measure of protection. , This punishment is to be adminls tered for sectional reasons, and the republican party is to be the instrument through which political chastisement is to be inflicted. The scurrying of the gold bugs to get back into the par ty is thus pictured by t h e New York Press: Theie is scarcely a moonlit horizon nownda8 w hich does not re veal to a penetrative g a i e a hurried democrat in his stocking feet. Womerrai Well as Melt Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dl fcouragw and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor -vis Jk nd cheerfulness soon 0Vi'V auappear wnen ins mo neys are out ol order er diseased. Kidney trouble has become so prevalent that it is not uncommon (or a child to be bora afflicted with weak kid neyii If th child urin ates tod often, if the) , urine scalds the flesh ot If. when the child reaches an age when It should be able te control the passage. It is yet sffltetea wUn" bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of the difficulty Is kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment el these Important organs. This unpleasant trouble is due to a diseased condition of the kidneys and bladder and net to a habit as most people suppose. . : . Women as well as men are made mis erable with kidney and bladder trouble, and both need the same great remedy, the mild and the Immediate effect of Swamp-Root ta soon realised. It la sold by druggists. In fifty cent and one dollar. sizes. You may have a sample bottle by mail free, also pamphlet tell- bob i In r ail about a. Includlnf vtnany of thousands of testimonial letters rcerv from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. KIlmeT a, f- D'-.k.n. W V V. nil. mkA 1b UWil WWIHWHWH) ... . . Wm WWW p. p mention this neper, t. " ;' r. rrua Ma ': tn
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