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NEW SERIES-VOL I4.-N0. 52. ' Wadesboro, N. C, Thursday. July 26, 1900. WHOLE NUMBER 998
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O TATE OF NORTH t AKOLlNA,
O ANSON COUNTY,
Superior Court.
Sallie A. Swink, PlaintifF,
VS.
William A. Swink, Defendant
. NOTICE.
The defendant above named will-take no
tice that an action entitled as above has
been commenced m the Superior Court of
Anson county, N. C, for the purpose of se
curing a divorce from the bonds of matri
mony now existing between the said Sallie
A. Swink, plaintilf, and William A.. Swink,
defendant, and that said defendant, Wil
liam A. Swink, shall appear at the next
Term of the Superior Courtof Ansou coun
ty, N. C, to be held at the court house in
the town of Wadesboro, N. C, on the 1st.
Monday in September, 1900, and answer or
demur to the complaint of the above named
plaintiff, which is now on file in the offica
of t tie Clerk of the Superior Court for An
son county, or the relief therein demanded
will be-granted. This, 9th day of July,
1900.
John c. Mclaughlin, c. s. o.
By W. P. Ledbetter, D. C.
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BUTLER SCORED BY A POPU
'. LIST.
One of the first men to go into the
Populist party in North Carolina was
Mr. J. A. Marsh, of Union county.
He had been a Democratic member
of the Legislature, but since leaving
the party no man has been a harder
fighter of the Democrats than Mr.
Marsh, and he is still a bitter oppo
nent of the Democratic party. He is
not willing, however, to sit still and
be carried bodily into the Republi
can party as Butler is now tryiDg to
carry all the Popnlists, and is adyO
cating the constitutional amendment.
In Union county the decent element
of the Populist party, led by Mr.
Marsh, Mr. J. Z. Green, Mr. Price,
former Populist legislator, decided
not to play second fiddle to the ne
groes this year, and decided to nom
inate no county ticket. Butler didn't
like this, for his trade with Hanna
and Pritchard compelled him to fuse
his party with "niggers" everywhere,
and so he sent orders to Radicals in
Union county to hold a Populist
convention when the Populist com
mittee had decided not to hold one.
It created indignation in the ranks
of the Populists of the county which
is voiced by Mr. J. A. Marsh. 1'rom
a letter, in "Our Home" in which
he vigorously denounces Democratic
politicians, Mr. oiarsn scores nuner i
heavily. We quote a few. extracts: j
"I see in the Monroe Journal that
there is to be held a county con-1
vention in this county for the pur- j
pose of nominating a county and, I
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suppose, a legistive, ticket. ney
style it a Populist convention. I, as
one of the few Populists left over
from the infamous, indecent, fusion
deal of 1898, which has forced on
us a certain republican henchman
sent around here from Raleigh,
think the proper name of said meet
ing would be a ten cent Republican
side show.
"lias the thing been gotfeen up by
Messrs. Boss Butler & Co.? ot who?
What can it mean or what in the
name of common sense is the thing
gotten up for? It can .possibly have
but one effect, that is to antagonize
the issue of all issues, the ratification
the pioposed constitutional amend
ment. If that is the object I can say
to the men who are the authors of
the movement, that the result will
be just to the opposite, it will
strengthen instead of weaken the
vote for ratificatien. Why? It will
drive many of us to vote jtne entire
ticket for the party that has exhaust
ed the English language in slan
dering, vilhfyiug, and abusiug us.
Not that we propose to step back into
that monopoly ridden party, but we
take that as a better plan .fd place
the State in the hands of white men.
"It is being argued all over the
State that the amendment will dis
fanchise white voters. I think Sena
tor Butler very well knows, that to
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disfranchise white men in North
Carolina it would be necessary first
to get all the shot guns and revolv
ers out of '.the State before such a
thingjcbtild possibly be done. White
men of North Carolina are law abid
ing, but there is a point beyond
which to go" forbearance ceases to be
a virtue. . Hence we consider that
argument simply campaign rot gotten
up to deceive the uninformed. White men
need have no tear of ever beifij disfnfE
chised in this Sate. No difference what
ticket you vote, the white people are not
built to disfranchise. Again, in the name
of common rationality have the white peo
ple not got eight long years in which to
correct that part of the amendment?
Surely they have and they will do it."
"The Better Part
Of valor is discretion," and the better part
of the treatment of disease is prevention.
Disease originates in impurities of the
blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the
blood. People who talteitat this season
say they are kept healthy the year round.
It is because this medicine expels impuri
ties and makes the blood rich and health
giving.
All liver ills are cured by Hood's Pills.
25c.
Every white man ought to work for
white supremacy as if the result
of the election depended upon his
one vote and on his personal efforts. Let
no advocate of the amendment feel so
confident of its adoption as to relax his
efforts in the slightest degree. Of coarse
we are confident that the amendment
will be adopted by an overwhelming
majority, but our confidence is based
on the belief that every white man will
do his full duty. '
No election can carry itself, and it mat
ters not how good or how popular a
ca.use may be its advocates strive for its
success. And surely no cause was ever
more worthy of the greatest efforts of its
advocates than this great cause of white
supremacy in North Carolina.
White men of North Carolina, do your
utmost and "weary not in well doing,"
but from now until the sun sets on the
the second day of August go to work un
ceasingly unremittingly, with all your
zeal and energy, and a glorious victory
will surely gladden your hearts! Chat
ham Record.
After many intricate experiments, scien
tists have discovered methods for obtaining
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combined in the proportion found in the hu
man body and united with substances that
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while the stomach troubles are being radi
cally cured by the medicinal agents it con
tains. It is pleasaBt to take aud will ive
quick relief. Jas. A. Hardison.
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"Don't you think his nose will be like
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REPUBLICAN'S IX CHARGE OF
POPLEIST PARTY.
Butler Aauouuees Ills Speakiug
Through Negro Loving Repub
licans Populists Repudiate It.
"Our Home," the leading Populist or
gan in this section, edited by Mr. J. Z.
Green, of Marsh ville, contains the follow
ing article in his paper this week:
"It is said that Steen, of Monroe, got a
telegram Saturday from Senator Butler
announcing that he would speak at rJon
roe' Friday, and that Edward Flow had
some handbills printed advertising the
Senator's speakings A majority ol the
members of the county executive commit
tee of the People's party haye not asked
that a local ticket be put in the field this
year, but Senator Butler want to draw
the $30,000 for the next six years in the
ttenate and ho has written to all the
leading Populists ol the county expressing
his desire to have a legislative ticket put
in the field. By fusing with the whiskey
ring and the Republican Vd negroes
and everything else in sight that will
'"fuse," of course there would be some
sort of fighting chance, but even then it
would mean inevitable defeat. If such a 1
"fusion" could secure victory" it's too '
costly a proceeding for Populists and it
takes lot3 of cheek in Senator Butler to
ask them to keep on "fusing" for noother
purpose than t keep him in the Senate.
Honest Populists are sick and tired of
fusion and tUejr are done with it. Tbey
have not asked Steen and Flow to take
charge of the party yet Flow and Steen
sre!y have enough to do to look after
the Republican hosts of this county,
hen Butler has any more speakings to
announce in this connty we hope it will
be old time Populist-speaking and that
he will seud his telegrams to Populists
instead of sending them to - dyed in w ool
Republicans." t ...
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Why should Populists vote against the
amendment? Their State platform does
not declare against it and does not , make
it party issue. On4he contrary the Pop
ulist State platform declares that "the
People's party is and has always been
more distinctly than any other party in
North Carolina a white man's party."
If this be true then surely every Popu
list ought to support the amendment
more heartily than the Democrats do.
And the leading Populists are supporting
it. We mean of course, those who are
really and sincerely Populists, and not
office seekers who pretend to be Populists
and yet are nothing but Republicans at
heart. Chatham Record.
A gentleman recently cured of dyspeps-a
gave the following appropriate rendering of
Burns' famous blessing: ' Some have meat
and cannot eat, and some have none that
want it; but we have meat and we can eat,
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure be thanked " This
preparation will digest what you eat. It
instantly relieves and radically cures indi
gestion and all stomach disorders. Jas. A.
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"TRAITORS AXD PERJURERS."
That's What a Black aud Tan
Candidate Calls Confederate
Soldiers.
Lenoir Topic.
The Democratic candidate for the
House, in opening the joint canvass in
Richlands last Friday, referred to the
weil known fact that thousands of the
best citizens of North Carolina were not
"pernrirted-to-vote jn 1868, while all the
nesrroes were marched to -the ballot box.
In reply to this Mr. Isbell, the Republic!
can candidate for the House, said thai
this was because they were Confederate
soldiers, who had torfeited, not only their
right to vote, but their lives also, because
they were guilty of treason and perjury.
He argued that they ought to have been
deprived of their vote, and intimated that
they were fortunate in that they were not
hung as traitors.
When you want a modem, up-to-date
physic try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
t ablets They are easy to take and pleasant
in effect. Price, 25 cents. Samples free at
Jas. A. Hardison's drugstore.
Rotten Egged a Democrat.
Raleigh News and Observer.
Our correspondent at Wilson sends a spe
cial to the effect that Fusionists egged Mr.
Chas. W. Gold, editor of the Wilson Times,
while he was speaking in that county. Mr.
Gold is a son of Klder P. D. Gold, editor of
Ziou's Landmark, the leading divine of the
Primitive Baptist church in the South. He
graduated at the A. and M. College and in
herits his father's high character and gen
tlemanly bearing. It is monstrous that so
worthy and upright young man should be
treated in this manner. It behooves the
Fusionists to investgate this outrage. If
committed by boys, it ought to he disavow
ed; if by men, it is disgraceful.
'But," some Fusiouists will say, "didn't
Democrats rotten egg a Fusion' speaker at
Shelby ?" The answer is emphatically no.
Some boys did rotten egg Mr. Sewell, but
the Democratic executive commute at its
meeting next day passed resolutions deplor
ing and condemning the action of immature
boys. That was ttie proper thing to do.
Fusion papers, however, denouueed the
Democratic party for the work of a few
thouuhiless boys. According to their rea
soning, the whole Fusion party is responsi
ble for the Fusion outrage in Wilson county,
while in fact we would not think so mean
of all the members even of the Fusion party.
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When the quality of food taken is too
large or the quality too rich heartburn is
likely to follow, and especially so if the di
ge.sticui has been weakened by constipation.
Eat slowly and not too freely of easily di
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Let six hours elapse between meals and
when you feel a fullness and weight in the
region of the stomach after eating, indicat
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The poor powder would cost
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Royal Baking Powder may cost a little
more per can, but it insures perfect,
wholesome food. In fact, it is more
economical in the end, because it goes
further in leavening and never spoils
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Royal Baking Powder used always
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both health and money.
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New York Press.
Man is mind; woman is matter;
aud it is a matter that triumphs over
mind.
Modern children aren't careful
enough in the way they bring up
their parents.
All a woman has io do to catch
other people in thing3 they ought
not to be in is to pretend she is a
fool about such things.
H a woman can't have the enjoy
ment of being 6ick herself she "is
bound to have the enjoyment of hav
ing somebody else sick.
When a man has wilted down on
a warm day running errands for his
one wife he winds np tne day won
dering why a Mormon does it.
It has been demonstrated by experience
that consumption can be prevented by the
early use of One Minute Cough Cure. This
is the favorite remedy for coughs, colds,
croup, asthma, grippe and all throat and
lung troubles. Cures quickly. Jas.
Hardison.
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You cannot, if you value good health, afford
to use cheap, low-grade, alum baking pow
ders. They are apt to spoil the food ; thev
do endanger the health. All physicians will
tell you that alum in food is poisonous.
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Miss Seutiment Two and a half
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Never gripe. Jas. A. Hardison.
Farmers provide yourself with Pain
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