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Put not your5 trust in kings, or in
men who break their pledges.
No man wtio is" opposed to trusts
can lend his" support to -the Simmons
combination suffrage monopoly.
Flayed
Admiral
The supreme court pays
Dewey a, number of compliments, de
claring the battle of Mani'a bay was
one of the century's bravest feats of
arms, and cuts down his bill for prize
money from $20,000 to $10,000.
Now that a campaign is again aojut
to open in Kentucky a "warrant" is
issued against W. S. Taylor for the
part he failed to take in the killing of
Goebel. The Kentucky Goebelites will
not let their reputations cool off.
The Infamous j-.iar (official title) is
evidently also lacking in nerve. He
may recover after thirty-six hours, but
he failed to rise to the emergency yes
terday. The time to return a compli
ment is right away or not at all.
' The ballot must be kept intact, un-
mutilated, uncorrupt," says 'the pious
Wilmington Messenger of red shirt
fame. How many intact, unmutilatea
and uncorrupt ballots were cast for
Waddell for mayor in 1898? When a
government is stolen by force it is bul
lets and not ballots that count.
SPRUCE UP A LITTLE.
After housecleanlng don't put back
all the old furniture in the same old
-places. That makes life too monot
onous. If you can't afford a lot of
new furniture, get a little. It will be
a. great comfort and relief. But we're
Belling it so cheaply nowadays that we
think you can afford to get a lot if
you want to.
W. A. BLAIR,
45 PATTON AVE.
THIS MORNING'S NEWS.
This morning, at 8 o'clock the federa
census enumerators will begin taking
the census all over the United States
The mighty army of enumerator
wh'1! has been named begins wor
un a census supervisor in ever
congressional district in the union.
Four New South Wales lepers have
been treated by the leprosy-serum
method devised by Dr. Juan de Dios
Cirrasquilla of Bogota and declared
by him 'to have been successful in 100
cases. The Austrailian doctors, how
ever, declare that after a careful test
they were unable to detect any im
provement and that the disease contin
ued its progress in the patients.
It is said that a naphtha pipe line 160
mfles long has been laid by the Trans
Caucasus Railway company.
The American forestry building has
been sent from Chicago in- sections to
Paris. It is probably the first time
that an American building for exhibi
tion purposes has been snipped across
the Atlantic,
Lord Rosebery, who was for so
a lime regarded as the "boy" of
long
the
political world, has now completed his
53d year. When a boy at Eton, it is
said, he declared he would marry the
richest heiress of the year, win the
Derby and become prime minister, all
three of which ambitions he has
achieved. His wife, who died in 1S90,
was the daughter of Baron Meyer de
Rothschild.
AT HIS OLD TRICKS.
James H. Pou, Who preceded F. M.
Simmons" as chairman of the democrat
ic state committee, and who, in Octo
ber, 1898, made affidavit before a no
tary public that if the democrats got
into power it was not their purpose to
disfranchise any illiterate voter, negro
or white man, is now canvassing the
state in the interest of the disfranchis
ing amendment. In one of his
speeches this week he made the follow
ing statement:
'Our amendment has not in it the
word negro it does not mention him.
It discriminates against the negro's
characteristics without calling his
name, rnat amendment is suDmitrea
to the peoDle for ratification. It is the
issue of this campaign.
Here in a nutshell is the whole ar
gument for the constitutionality of he
amendment. But how much easier it
would have been to have declared that
no man of Kinky nair ana nat,
wide nose should vote at any election
in this state. This would not have
named the negro, but would have de
scribed some of his "characteristics."
But the constitution of the United
States also does not mention the word
"negro," but does say:
"The right of the citizens of the
United State to vote shall not be de
nied or abridged by the United States
or by any state on account of race,
color or previous condition ot "servi
tude." There is no getting around this by
any trick that will deceive the United
States supreme court. Pou in his
speech declares that the purpose of the
proposed amendment is to disfranchise
negroes and not disfranchise a single
white man the very thing that the
constitution says shall not be done.
This eminent member of the Organiza
tion tried to fool both negroes and
white voters in 1898. He has thrown
off a part of his mask and is confining
his efforts now to fooling white men.
Many people object to the use of
nuts, but the criticisms really apply to
the misuse, not .to the use, of these
valuable foods. Nut meat as a food is
three or four times as heavy as roast
beef or steak, and when nuts are eater
with the fruits after a meal already
far too complex and heavy they cer-
RFD SHIRT ELEMENT REPUDIATED.
We, learn from the democratic pa
pers of Wilmington that the democrats
of Brunswick county at their county
convention last week, kicked out the
Simmons machine "red shirt" element
tanly do act as if they resented being and nominated a ticket satisfactory to
in bad company, says Health Culture. i,0 nnniiQt ThPir nominee for the
is not 'the fault of the nuts, but , i ,ir,0t v.
amendment and in favor of fair and
This
of the diner. Moreover, nuts must be
.hnrrviie'hl v mnutifatorl and v.ic. .ifv.
the average human, teeth, is an impos- honest elections. These are the kind
Ability. When properly ground and of democrats we like to see. Hickory
cooked, however, and eaten with bread Times-Mercury.
or fruit, nuts form a most valuable ar-
tide of food and a perfect substitute i JUDGE SPENCER B. ADAMS,
for nitrogenous animal foods. A com- , ,T .
nination of seientifipall
- - i'1 v vv iiuio
and fresh or cooked vegetables comes
Hon. Spencer B. Adams, the repub-
not far from being a perfect dietary for lican nominee for governor, is a typi
mankind. , cal cultured North Carolinian. Indeei,
' the republican party could not have
A wrought-iron gas main. 23,015 feet found a more representative man, one
icmg and 3 inches in- diameter, is in use that is in closer touch with the people
weuween .rnoemxvnie and Koyersford,
Pa. The eras is conveyed linripr nres-
-ure of twenty pounds.
and who has their interests more at
heart. He is truly "one of the peo
ple." From childhood he has led a
As thp spas rr life of toil and of business. From tne
Swiss birds make their pilgrimages farm t the superior court clerkship,
eauth and in going and returning cross from the clerkship to the judges bench,
.the land of northern Italy and the and from thence on an active practi-
Swiss canton of Ticino, and they are tioner of the law. His life and profes-
mercilessly pursued by hunters of all lon have especially fitted him for the
tS2S2 I,,013?,63' 3n& Iake of Position to which his party has called
Maggiore it is estimated that at least
0,000 feathered songsters are trapped 4 , u
nd killed every year and in the re- Judge Adams ls ne of the mOSt f
grions around Bergamo and Brescia cible speakers in the state and wll
many millions are slaughtered to sa:- make a thorough canvass, and will
Isfy the demands of tables and of the prove an able leader in this great cam
millinery establishments of the world, paign of manhood suffrage.
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X ZBO-fcT MAROHE.
Calls special attention, xo another invoice of
colored Embroidered Summer Fabric called
that pretty sheer
PINEAPPLE CLOTH, at 25c,
15c.
Also 606 yards of very pretty sheer colored Dimity at
These are the proper cool dress and waist summer gooda. '
Special Fancy Ribbons for neck end belt wear . that are reg
ular 50c. Ribbons for 25c.
Exclusive colorings iu Fancy Hosiery. New Pulley Belts.
Summer Corsets from 35c. up.
BON MARCH E, is soutft Man sr.
Said Simmons to the people
Not many months ago,
No man will be disfranchised
"By tha democrats, oh no 1
"The one who so proposes
"We'll expectorate upon,
"Tis republican bamboozle. '
Av d the band played on.
Says Aycock to the people,
"The poor man caanot vote,
"Nor can the man who has no time
"To learniag to devote :
"We'll put them with the 'nigger
"Whose rights are good as gone,
"Red shirts will do the business,"
And tbe band played on.
Poor Aycock ! Simple Simmons I
You in dumb as dumb can be.
Don't you know the "Tar-heels" always
Fought like fiends for liberty?
Have your fun, and do your shouting,
Till the breaking of the dawn,
And in August 'twill be funny
If the band plays on.
FRED C. MATTIS.
: -jf ir -jfr
season promises well for a"
good crop of
BOOKS
You will find them on my shelves.
Bainbridge's Book Store,
"7 Patton Avenue.
Late of San Antonio, Tex.
mit
THE CLUB SALOON,
53 South main Street
Ixakes a specialty of al the leading' 1
brands of Whiskies Wines an Brandies
The Famous Augusta Beerr
California Wines,
Beechnut Eye Whiskey;
Pat's Old Club Corn Whiskey,
Five years' old, and recommended by
physicians of the city.
PAT. McINTYRE,
INJURED BY FALLING TREE.
Johnson City, Tenn., May 31. Mur
ray Overstret, a young man in the em
ploy of the Buck Lumber company of
this city, while driving urxra one of the
public streets was crushed almost to
death yesterday by a tree falling upon
him .
The wag-on was broken and one leg
of Mr. Oversteet was crushed.
WALES' VISIT TO PARIS.
London, June 1. The prince and
princess of Wales Btart tomorrow for
the Paris exposition, where thev will
spend a fortnight, the prince return
ing for the Scot races while the prin
cess remains to meet her father, the
king of Denmark, who will visit the
exposition this month.
PARIS' UNDERGROUND RAILWAY.
Paris, May 31. All the stations have
been completed and it is expected that
a good portion of the underground rail
way will be pu't into operation tomorrow.
TORTURED A WITNESS.
Intense suffering was endured by vit
ness T. Martin, of L"ie, Ky., before
he gave this evidence: "I coughed every
night until my throat was nearly raw;
then tried Dr. King's New Disco ery,
which gave in tant Tchef . I have used
it in my family for .our years and re
commend i- as the greatest remedy for
Coughs, Colds and all Throat, Chest and
Lung troubles. It will stop the worst
cough, and noit only prevc ts but . bso
lutely cures consumption. Price 50c
and $1.00. Every bottle guarante d.
Trial bottles free at ali drug storea.
W. C. T. TJ. CONVENTION.
Delegates From Entire Stats Wiil be
Held June 14-18
The W. C. T. U. met yesterday af
ternoon , at Mrs. Hilliard's and "com
pleted arrangements for securing
nomes ror rne aeiegates to the state
W. C. T. U. convention which meets
here from the 14th to the 18th of this
month.
The sessions will be held in Central
M. E. church. About a hundred del
egates are expected to attend the con
vention. Rev. W. M. Vines will deliver the
annual sermon at the First Baptist
church Sunday morning, the 17th, at
11 o'clock.
Another meeting will be held next
Thursday at Mrs. Hilliard's on South
Main street at 4 o'clock. Committees
will report and other work will be
transacted in connection with the convention.
Telephone 218.
P. O. Box 337.
53 South Main
YES EROAY'S LEAGUE GAMES.
At New York R H E
New York 4 12 5
Pittsburg 6 8 4
Batteries: Doheny and Bowerman;
Tannehill and Zimmer.
At Philadelphia KHK
Philadelphia 3 7 0
Chicago 0 4 1
Batteries: Orth and Douglass; Taylor
and Donerhue.
At Boston R H E
Boston 2 8 3
Cincinnati 1 5 3'
Eleven -innings. Batteries: Hahn and
Kaser; Pettinger and Clark.
Brooklyn-St. Louis game postponed;
wet grounds.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Chicago Kansas
cago, 0.
NOTICE.
Begining June 1, the Southern
railway will operate for the accom
modation of summer travel through
Pullman parlor cars between Asheville
and Charleston, S. C, on day trains
Nos. 13 and 14. Call on ticket agent3
for full information. F. R. Darby,
C. P. & T. A.
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Telephone 110.
that's
THE CANDY KITCHEN,
no idle boast, we've a.
merely repeat t what hosts of
oi.r pie. ed patr s sa.
As there's always been said to j
be no Ice Cream like Theobold'a
so now its said no soda ke Tbeo-
hold's. And the combination f
the two good things makes the?
best Ice Crem Sod to be had.
Nearly a half pint of PURE Ice
Cream in our Ice L-ream Soda.
Do you wonder that its so much
better than a::y elsewhere.
There's an awfully cosy Ice jv
Cream parlor in the rear, and the ST
service is prompt, polite and effi- ;E
c.-ent at 51
28 Patton Avtuae..
The most enterprising and su cessful
mercha s of Asheville advertl8e in the
Gazette.
City, 4; Ch'-
GLORIOUS NEWS.
Comes from Dr. s. B. Cargile of
Washita, I. T. He writes: Electric
Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer of scrof
ula, which had caused her great suffer
ing for years. Terrible eores wou.-i
break out on her head and face, and
the best doctors could give no help;
but now her health is excellent."
Electric Bitters is the best blood pur
ifier known. Its the supreme remedy
for eczema, ulcers, boile- and running
sores. It stimulates liver, kidneys and
bowels,- expels poisons, helps digestion,
builds up the strength. Only 50-cts.
Sold by all druggists. Guaranteed.
The Gazette wax-it ad
turae.
brin Bwrr re-
Milk and Separated Cream.
Pure milk at 5 cents a quart; sepa
rated cream at $1.00 per gallon. Deliv
ered morning and evening. Telephone
or send postal to
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EMMA. N C.
Best
ever
made
is
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Imported and Domestic Cigars Sold by
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Cameras For Bent,
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Commercial and Fine Printings
Best facilities in the region for a&
grades of work. Booklets and advertising matter our specialty. Vtsiljiff.
cards and fine stationery engraved and printed.
Cameras and photo supplies in great variety, include g the famour Goir
Montauks.
Developing and finishin -y the best professional ski 1.
Prompt and satisfactory sarvice given in all our departments.
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For particulars apply to
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Prescription Department.
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ALWAYS OPEN.
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The American Table Water, aids
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removes uric acid produced by
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