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Here. the representatiyes ofethe great American Wh is
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v i iicuiuuci vviiii luartUit winoivtv, tut luyt- i wuu scuo a i-auw iiu icsaicit Lisc iciciilCi Willi SCiIs lL UyCiLiI
the small f&hss of water thiat follows the whiskey. andthiigaFtli
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THIS CARTOON NEEDS NO EDITORIAL, IT NEEDS NOT A LINE '
WRITTEN WITH IT. , v . ' .
BUT WE WRITE TO URGE OUR MILLIONS OF READERS WHO I
ARE FORUTNATELY FREE FROM ANY PERSONAL, INTEREST IN
THE PROCESSION TO THINK ABOUT, THIS PICTURE, TO 1 PLACE
IT BEFORE THE EYES OF THOSE WHO HAVE TAKEN UP THEIR
POSITION IN THE REAR RANKS OF THIS. WHISKEY KtUIMbNt. $ s :-.
AS AN7 OCEAN LINER?" - c"'
' VT, BELONGS TO THE GREATEST OF WALL STREET BROKERS
AND ' BANKERS SO-AND-SO." . - ,
' TRAVERS LOOKED AT THE DIFFERENT YACHTS, ASKED
f yJ 'ABOUT THEM, AND ALWAYS GOT THE SAME ANSWER. AT LAST,
WITH HIS USUAL 'STUTTfcK, HE A5K50:
TO THE MANUFACTURER, THE WHOLESALER AND JKE RE
ter Vrtll DrtlNT THIS OUT TO AN OLD MAIM WHO IS "LETTINh i-''S
i vM-"WHERE AREJTHE CUSTOMERS' YACHTS?"
TAILER HE CONTRIBUTES ALL HIS MONEY, ALL HIS CHANCES OF - " I;," ft . '
ruo rt--ijt- ui - itiuVLf, o k. u.r nigrLbl nnu inc. W.i-
FARE OF HIS FAM I LY. ; . y
IF YOU MUST BE IN THIS PROCESSION OP WHISKFY'IC VOII - 4
ARE ABLE TO RIDE IN THIS PROCESSON iN;THE A UTOJl O BJ LES rjMfl J'.'M -
THE CARRIAGE OR THP F51IGRV. :WE"t HAVP NftTH I NR Vn 8atf..k,'i?.fi)'?J
iPECT AND THEiWELWlPa
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..iinitumi trv llti f t Lll(l -TETI I T LI ATT lltM n Mill I IAII O
TDAUBO'eiunniTF STnRV ABOUT THE YACHTS AT NEWPORT! I'' -Si
.. SAFLING INJO THE HARBOR AT NEWPORT, HE SAWMA.MY;
BEAUTIFUL YACHTS AT ANCHOR ON THE SUNNY WATER.
. . "WHOSE BOAT. 1S THAT?''
"IT BELONGS TO SO-AND-SO, THE GREAT WALL STREET s BRO- --
, y "WHOSE YACHT , IS THAT-BIG ONE OVER :THERiS?w:At5r
"Ij; BELONGS TO i"SO-AND-SO, ANOTHER GREAT. WALL:4TreTS,.
BROKER." :':ily;:fyy " "
' "AND WHOSE IS -THAT BIG " STEAM YACHT, ALMOST AS LARGE
THERE WERE NO CUSTOMERS' YACHTS TO BE SEEN.
THE MAN WHO MANUFACTURERS WHISKEY HAS ; HIS FAST
AUTOMOBILE, HIS VARIOUS BIG FINANCIAL INTERESTS, HIS
YAuMT AND. HlgTllNb tlUUdH.
v THE WHOLESALE WHISKEY DEALER , HAS KIS FLNE CARR!r
ARE. AND ENJOYS LIFE. .
" THE PROSPEROUS RETAILER OF WHISKEY DRIVES HIS FAST
TROTTING HORSE AND ENJOYS THE RACES. '
CONSUMER?, (.WHERE- IS. HIS FAST : TRQTTNG HORSE? WHERE ft .STANCES. LEAVE THE PROCESSION , OF YOUR
ARE HIS CARRIAGES? HE HAS .NONE OF THESE THI f D6N'T BE DRIVEN OUT AT THE FAR END OF if!
NviS. Ht tSUYt iMtlVI l-UK I HtU I MLKS.. - - . . .
THAT IS A-MATTER ,OE.;YOUR.CON
. llrlr-' " . BUT IF YOUR iACE.mTHE: WHISKEY PROC
THE MEN ON FOOT IN JHE. ' GREAT '. HORDE AT : THE' REARWE?!
r---- HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY. . ." l.V- . 'iiV: ''SSfl
L C IT THEi FARTHER YOU WILL DROP TOWARD THE E.ND:WMlW
fifiONPR OR . LATER YOU WI L l U AVF TO ' fiFT :'OIIT :OPtlT- rr?X clrlr :.r i
r S IS BETTER TO GET OUT, BY AN EFFORT OF.THelLLANAN fefeSiM r
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UR- OWNFREEWILtitPwSV r - ! '
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THE 1SSLTE .DRAWN.
i To do less is not to do their dutyftij Stater,, let them. .The sooner, we
as Christians.'
rrom une tna 01 .ne ?iaie,i mc; ; iuB BOiuuu.iouc,io,a 1 fdr6$ ihall
order,? Raleigh,' N.C., jTulr15, by; J.
Uiti-Saioa-?Iiestte?f vy'W
saloon, destroys ::more":weau;a. ai: 'inxj-
North Carolina f causes - more- lme.iiiaa -.T.auu candidats,
vr. Bailey, Chairniaa of the - Central
Committee of the
elate
positi
arm.
mere declaration is Hot enough:-- We
now ned. figMerS nottalkers only
And wfiois not with us is against us
' j kiiowl if the better. - If the moral;
f4r6e$Uhali rule, let them; and the
. The saloon must have boys, or it
must close ur shon. Cannot voii -fur-
. . . . i. . i v r-. . i.ii i . uv. i.i.v. . . . ii. i r - . fc. . i t. i z . f . i j
a ci,na . o -RiHal large enougn ana grave enougn:-:iq. r. - . uiu?wue: .it is a .preai- lactur uu
overshadow ewirvataeELissue. i ne.i.,fttUl,,s "1,, uo A'iv' m
c-alrtrtT' -vrtoTiri-tTo -rrtrtra--tircSrilfh ' " it-c- ;""Wrt-' Vnr' 5STnfrrTr!c;p ' Tin' frni'P I hri'f R from enrh p-fiiprfttinn frr raw
Neve&yet'
sripust close .out,-..and. the: pubim . reves
peoe oi North ColinAhalJLxeiuses A - , "4tti- -" v ..--,,.
K?3SSi; Tj, vote for such amaojfctoe, of every
nnpn2S th saloonV; iWl ,Vf must contbut -a boyfceepjupi
posMHo the saloon. . ' -fsovernment difficult. . Thereiore, , as if j rom fiRa,njtt,.oi .tne ai;;o.;iae supply. vv.in.pu neipj
h. ..... ... loci, 1 -Tt mo tKfl nnno.ionPALJtiiri liolrt MttW ; tirt 'Iflill sf.Wt.iW&lra
r-i i-rrf1'trvir .Tralses directly, the- question t,;.ngtttijEitrttsK3iJA-jqaen,itti ooKac.f
Little good will ft-do" is f men 'shall
come 'up vhen3Crir?all
been -Won and offer to lead, us; and asj
God sttall help us, less good '"--s&iU it
do them. -' ,, ? '.'r '
That' any one "should think. Mhat1
these propositions are extreme, v-ls
evidence how far we have fallen in
North Carolina. . ,lt ( should not: be
TieppssaTV fn mal-o cnfh ' nrnnnsitinTIS'
It should have always been taken for for th raceme jt ;"
er .lamiiy-xias. aa to 'givemore t men
vthan is , ghare.W Ar . -youvco seffishj deith
andsrrongj lahoraiJissUe'' witK?Cri3H fiOY:'jatle;-l keptthi'. saTodn ?opett; , to sixty thoussn?prr;?mpre?m
' ri-- Tri4-:: ts o1 - A r kftlfi sfi " S ti d-i coWteXITjEd UD bovs. ana then -' doin Jioth- -thrMtn-nrts of wnmfin .aTid' rirls.. Their
p supply ?--Th 3 - bfo-od crles to.pojd,Tati? cry. ;js-
i,Wef can; "therefore, tompTornis0 - pmM'n heardy .tnUe;.;h(eedg,v. aafta-ay icsCJ
iongerf wilnot holdite:0s He demand -anu. supply Keep up
con3cidh$e. - v Deliver j us. f: frDmn,weaK - hsuauty and qnme touo.w rumv
1 ier.' H-ell .as bad men.r.; - :. v- . GirlS as. . welij afi ' boys aare wanted.
j . The tAnti-Saloon League hasfcoiiie-' Nq iamily ot. chAdren is safe. tiVAi
ftflff :V;i A Costly Factory. - : '
We not onjyl give . our boys- and
bacX.,4iiders.,'n'q- plea or pretense fwill
we svalloTriDur" consciences and four
convictfeirisiS SWe tviIU da
every , candidate, . from, coroner tand
constable
Senator-
true 'and
the host of candidates, now training I
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and sheriff' to Governor and ) to enforce ' the ; law - and improve the
nld on -this .ouestidn. I To I menTJts has Kood.prmciples: It wiu
compromise- v.with; t"h 'saloon. 'V" And
mand that the. men that , shall rep
resent' them shall, put them , and the
r.est of ; thp-wnHd iii 'ito doubt" what-
"Ori which side, Bezonian
,. . . , i-;w-nnn1e V5f-"NOT'"ColMare2ldttlS
. antea tnat. i;nrisuan, .people ui..yr - - - "V r,--
Tint cnnA T.AAn Vq cAo CKlllUU-, UCUiailu-v .s.- -V wt, ,Vif S
oi t ie saloon, or , whflr jare dallying
Tath the saloon, orwho are'eomprom
isng with tne saloon, or t who are
afraid of the Balcon. Christian peo
yle are opposed to the .saloon; -they
are not . afraid of ' jtio6n?thex
X'- Speak: orf die!" : " .
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If to speafe will .wreck- thft: party."
let tirtecPardes tliatreatrtlia
merci :-tsns'habteille UM
the&erjfhee
bave neither 'rft Boreascoa I to
loon: had .better , pass, and . the.soor ?r
the bettef.-.r We "are willing to ;"d -
the issue". :' If the saloons tan Vi
not 'entrust them, to bad men. It alms
to bring forward here in North Carp-'
lina. gojod. men, 'strong men,. true men.
Let '.no ' one ? misunderstand. It . be-
HAVE YOU A BOY TO .SPARER
'Ca-tf fiyoneliaMe. to.pay a 'poll tas
ybtel utnlesTS,"he has' p'aiy hfs'":jpplL;tas
a.matr who dared 4o do, jwght, with for .the ye'a'r ?i90' orTjor before " ithe
one? stroke of his pen? set.th.e slaves
free,; although wise men; said - it-could
Which
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Vong3 to
itself J
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no party. It is hot a-party intoxicants fori the S
It Is here 'to redeem ;,po
.olitic
verywhere.' . It is, therefore, a move-
ent that any morally: disposed ' citi-
z-; a can "Join ' and heartily sapport.
y 7e pake Jhr4ssxr6adwe:stateauf
crnUtkti Weleagainst.'the lo,H than.
';Str;aajttsl' every'pne haJ? is-J-
fvot . Eafnae "thet saloon? How atand;
J'.'OU?
-) A.".'.
Ori
iich sid Besjonlan, f J7
akor 'die !'" :y
girls," but pay the :- bills. : The' great
tvars of he wo
including the
andour civil wi
twelve J)illibn (dollars. The cost of
d; from 1852 to 1877.
Franco-German war
r, cost a fraction over
. Hew .was it 'abojit slavery before
18C1? VQood men then "Said y. e cciuldi :"
not afford to buy the slaves aad vset"
them "freeJ. What did we do? We
paid 'fat least four times the value of
every' slave, and added to the jirice
the ; lives of .one. -pillion white? mei
cripple'd onecmillion ;mprje Jianj it i-iu
somlikfe he civil war2iit::
TH
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E LAW O N VOTING.
Illegal, Voting - Punishable . by. S'rx
Months' Imprisonment and
"-"''Heavy Fine. :
first day bfiay of this' year
" S6eiStConsitution,r Articls'Vl:.;
; tit pays to do fighi - afc- any.- cost? "Before4 (any person) he:4hail 'be
H6wbften'do-we need anvobtIes-Hhtrtleta'yb
on dr?bef ore -he' first i day of Ivfay ,bf
Are you a father? If.. nptjsamea- UThe -real issue is between God and the year in;?hich he proposes to vote,
reckoning will come.
. ? It -becomes Christian men to Iget
out" from binder this :curse. V ;
A DRUNKARD'S WILL.
Ina . TeW' . York.- hotel . thother
billion dollars,
the United Stttea alone was 'fifteen
or 25
than all. the wirs of he world.
t The Honor
State? wastes tooret a&nejr
all the ciined gold
t'untryi
. ; ; ' r ' - The- Results
are just as certain to be visite l upci
both? nations"
God .exists:
iame period in
per cent.; more
Ind- individuals us that
day;, a" young .man- made his will "and
then committed suicide. Here Is" the
will: , ' x v ' ,
"1 Ueava to society a Tuined char
acter. I" leave to my ' father i. and
mother as' muchtoisrysfn:- their
feeble- state they can bear. I leave
to my.. brothers and' sisters the mem'
ij; v!....n-.v..,j-....v..." , - - - - ' !
This amendment I was ratified by the
'people "of th State intthe.. fall of lSoir,
by1 a majority -of over 50,6. - y
. - See Acts of903,fptef:S,p
of page 291Any .;prs6nTeitltieai'to:
vote - for members;" of "Ehe" General As
sembly sh'atf -?hae theright?; to vote
at such election.'v' s :is 4roni thd
Wafts act ' y'yy y. i r-- i i47
".What- are the rjauaHficatioiis t forJa
twelve ;mbnthsw;fiaedfnbt
10(t normorethln4 $50
y This law 'was ; also enas'ib lheil:--:
Legislaturevof :1$6S? '4 f
yy X
' 'h . .
bard.- -frork," and to do .sowlckealy be-f : ' : - y -cause
somebody elsa..hasr-fioBe; scv v V -
ey4k!cori ,v?:
PaSi streswhere -
faerunkardsauprfuia v
beggars;crfenlxuanm-ffteal r-'-
fort sobeKanddhdslrus '
i'&Qfttf(lB '. .. V-
-conru4y Wfii
wiiadi "Cotyomnfl ssicrsftt5::I:;;-:
' shairimas?-iauml3et
entsainfulaiseasis ;
quarrels, riots- and: murders; 'sbrrow :.,
ing. ivek and ;ill-treatod- dhildfen 'Vj ' -'' -."
liquors are.. warranted to ro&-rwne of
7 ;
voter who cap joje,for,a member of Jif e. and health-.mahy.bf reason, n.: rcr
th jGkme
maKe tatners : tiendSi. wives widows.
traffic in the TJnitedt ott of my: misspent life.v I leave .tc I tutlon. .;.;V-v,W::v-.v-.. -r,.--
-each yeartmyxife ft trpten neart,;iandtd.my : .WhOjasvute Legilstatire:iien-
and sUvfeKlh f chSrfe
Islnch1afeieter-wc
See Acts of . 190f, Chapter 89 pag3
247, Section ,13r. ''That no person.
previous year, on or before the - Srst
shall be., entitled to vote unless . -he
shall' have paid his poU lax for be
daypfiayof the year; ins which he
offers to vote, ; as prescribed under
Article Section 1, tf the .Constl-
enaItv fa Votinn Ulnallv.
s eAet;.. unapter:;5,;jsecuon
Ina.way, it fra"good Mil. ;tt ought NSr'vAny person who shall illegally
to reach' a good many, men' whq know j vote: at ; any ..election, "shall be. gniltxj
tuejr .are iuuis aun.,vcu wuuiu rauier t vi au-uuouiuus wuuc anu ue liuy-.ci-
drift than pull np.. .I'-"-' ; -V ':: i ora not le3 tt'n j-ii rr 'core V m
(and I am. willing In this to bo -
by. as I am domg),I w1 cause rr.ea;
ana : women ;os5.break their narrl; --
vowsoungrwomenWito'glosa.U -fpriceless
i puritylndl smart yoiizx
men to;;.become:afers'S Wecrrl'
gamblers, skeptics aad "lewd f-"..-
of Oie baser sort.: Haying -' f
n;W&eyfi(a; 3fti.fur''i . i
on; ; dtunkarf ci? ;i tj f
;fndaeighDt'i"
gain3Teryremai-; 3 f
filntnbiPabUei fcchoc:' c
t ' ' ';" 2 Trl -1
v-on-tms issuis.
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