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V Ii 1 Si -7 rilK CAUCASIAN. Rileisrh, X. C, Feb. 22, 1900 unconstitutional" moasurs are do ing so doubtless, because tbey be lieve It to bo the best scheme to give them place and Dower In rh j politics of the Btatf), after great A location ha j U"t b-n selected on J numbers of the white country vot-th- lt&letgh pfl Fear Kailroad ersare robbed of their right to vote. for the Mfablinhmenc of a brick plant,! Krv ana serious danger now with aopv:iry or' forty tiiomaiid per diy. Tiif pUnC i.i to be fourteen ra'ilea from KlHifh nn l i to b? a branch of the OooprvillH Com pan y, of New York. It is MnulirtbMl by Northern capital and will rn .rianal by agents of the New York Company. The plant will in iiiofacture prea brick. Th capacity will be 40,000 a day. Lookout Mr. Slinmone. Biblical Kcordtr. Vhfn a party raxk3 an unfair lection law to perpetuate itsf-lf, in th very aft it confwsfca its usdwir tbiniis. When a po!it'l leader undertaken to ovrruln tltf popular will, in that moment be br-eumta tbe worst of traitors to free govt-rumdnt. ioeb l and Ilia Ktecllon Law. Biblical Kerder. Mr. Ooi.v.. I pot t he uomi-iation f r Governor by decop u-n, trickery ai d f orc ; that juany of tho best uple in Kentucky forswore hi3 party when he became it head; that he fathered an fkction law whih in the honr of hta bnriil his most de vout woraM opera fcre.l to repeal because of ir unfairness. We un derstand that the man whom hr killed was found to h unarmed Mr. (jodil may bi.ve made anti gambling laws, hut wh'n nht he fell info th'f atun of a notorious (ranjVdr Hr:d cut ihr ai, h's boon . compmior; 'in any have been in ' corruotibl.,, but ho mid an elec tion law that wan the Ipgrhliz'ition of corrup ioi ; be rimy rtuvo been a .total abrt'aint-r. but ho was the idol !of the liquor Icim nt ll did fiirht one 'ortorti'Mi; but others fuht t for him; aud it is int ye in evidence that he vr f utr'i t f " aoyt'inf no bUr than rTs.rxl r w r. LotilNlmt Nn ii it r l'f'l,ir . men linunt I'llf'OllMl It III When tli"('ntltutinal Conven tion of I .oiihliimi w h in M'ssiou in tbo spring of LS'.t.S they adopted an atnoiidiiiout to their Utato Consti tution. The ponding intendment to the North Carolina ('oust i tut Ion which Wan iidopted and submitted by the lasit loinocnitic legislature con tains many of tne provision of the Louisiana amendment, in fact that part of the North Carolina amend ment . which attempts to confer the right of sutTrage by inheritance known as the "grandfather clause,'' Is a copy of the Louisiana amend ment. Now we wish to reproduce hero the opinions of both of tbo Di'ino cratlo Senators from the State of Louisiana, given when that meas ure to rest-let tlio franchise, was under consideration in tho Consti tutional Convention. It should be indelibly impressed on tho mind of every one who rends these opinions, maintaining that the "grandfather clause" is unconstitutional, that they were not given hastily and in an off-hand wny, but after due de liberation and consultation with Ir Democratic colleagues in the 8. Seuate. They are as follows: D. C, j Washington, TV 0., VIA i ASHTNOTOW. Mh- 17, 1S1M mea-Dem. .rat: m 5 "f the ii nl su IT e a e e V'.tmet't is U n- Mtutional, in opinion, Decunte itabl'tiheoa priv- ed rJtiHS of voters 1 thre genera in:ig hout qtuilitica- y. wM'e ic i in fiuaiiticutioi) on (other (ihz-fp, i because in fact ( disuriniinrtes nst the cnlorfd (plant I'miana confronts every uneducated white man in rorth Carolina, who would with this Infamous amendment In operation, be nothing more than a slave, for he would then be shorn of his rights, and have no way to en force th -m or command respect of the governing powers. "Eternal vigilance Is the price of liberty." THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT IMifamed by the Georgia Legislature. The Atlanta Ga., Constitution of November 2'Jth, 1809 contains a full account of the discussion of the Con stitutional Amendment, such as Is pending in North Carolina now. and we make the following extracts from the report of the legislative proceedings as published in that journal : "The only voice raised in defense of the measure was that of Its au thor, who made a n able, though Ineffectual argument, while half a dozen leading members of the House took the floor in protest against the passage of the bill which they pronounced an open and ad mi ted discrimination against one class of citizens In the State." 'After the previous question had been called, shutting off debate on tho Issue an effort was made to lay the bill on. the table, partly out of defence to its author and in view of tho stubborn opposition with which it met, as well as the certainty that it would meet defeat if put on its passage." "Thejmaln lino of opposition to tho Hardwick bill brought out In the debate was against the grand father clause." C'Mr. Copeland. of Walker, ad-j dressed the chair ; he said: "If I properly understand this measure it is radical, unjust and unfair. I am in favor of no amendment to the Constitution or change in the law that does not meet the approval of the qualified voters of the State, and I am satisfied that the people of Georgia would not and never have given their attention to so radical a change as this No one appreciates more than I the deplor able condition of the ballot in our State to-day, but I submit that this measure is not the proper one to work thecha ge so much needed. I wish to remind tho House that for every ono who sells h's vote there is on who buys it, and the wrong In one caso is as great as in the other." "Mr. Copeland proceeded to'mako an able presentation of the reasons against the pas age of tho measure, and was once Interrupted by loud applause." '.Mr. Harrison,-" of Quitman, de clared the proposed measure harsh er in every respect than any reform bill ever enacted into law In any of the Southern States; He said: "In Mississippi some educational qualification is Imposed by recent enactment, but the qualification is nothing compared to the harshness of this measure." "The objection I r.sise to the bill here and the objection with which I fought tho measure In the Com mittee room is that it is legislating purposely, positively and conclu sively against one race, purposely, positively and conclusively in fa vor of another race." "Is It judicious to work this change In the law? I speak from an expe rience of fifty years as a citizen, In which time I bavo had occasion to observe tho prevailing condition in my state, and I tell you that the provisions are, first of all unneces sary." Mr. Hardwick, of Chattahoochee, expressed as to Its constitutionali ty, and the further fact that it would seriously endanger the right of white voters, all men who love justice, liberty, honesty and fair ness should reoudlate the infamous and hell-inspirel disfranchising scheme, so fraught with danger to the uneducated white people of North Carolina. THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE SHOULD BE FAIRLY REGISTERED. "The lie.t Friend of a tte are those wlio advocate tl Enactment of an Election Law which halt Inture a, free . Ballot and a fair Coaut." Wash. (X. C.) Star. It is good to hear rhat the more con aervaMve of tbe Democratic leaders of Maryland are opposed to any tinker ing with the election ;lawa of that State for tbe purpose of securing a partisan advantttf. The law as it 8'andi l a good one- It registers the will of the peoDle. The Republicans when in tbe majority have no difficulty in having that fc6 recorded. When there lfl no obstruction at the poll, and no falsification of the vote as known, neither fide can justly complain. It is but a question then of arousing the people to the importance of the issues at stake end inducing them to exercise their right of suffrage. The men they elect are installed in offl ;e, and the policies they dtclare for are carried out. Ambitious politicians, willing to go to extremes to accomplish party ends, would do well to study the Kentucky ie-8()o. The election law in that Stae ' hich preceded the Goebel law wa3 fair and just, it worked well for many years. Certainly the Democrats had no good reason to complain of it, for thy were in power under it continu ously for more t ban a quarter of a cen tury. But wheo they lost the Sfa'e through their own divisions, in 1895, and again in 1396, the extremists among them, with Senator Goebel for leader, instead of trjingto reunite th party, took advantage of a success achieved in 18U7, which gave them the Legislature, arid passed an election law framed for no other purpose nut to return Democratic majorities. The measure was so flgraMly partisan and unjnat, and soin Utfi&nceof the rights of ihe people, that sume of tbe severest denunciation of it came from Demo cratic sources. Th law in operation has justified every word cf condemnation spoken at the time of its passage. That Mr. Goebel did not receive the certificate of election to the offine of governor was not due to any defect in the ma chine he hsd constructed, but to two f the men he had selected to operate fit. Had they obeyed him, as he thought they would, he would have triumphed even over the majority against him that bad been shown at the polls. Bur, as men of conscience and charactt-r, they refused to perpetrate the outrage, and Mr. Goebel then turned to the leg islature for what these two officials had denied him. The best friends of the State are those who adv cate the repeal of the Goebel law, ai d the enactment of one which shall insure a free ba'lot and a fair count. Tickets on sale for Gala Day at Southern Pines, February 20th and 21st, good to return until February 25th, inclusive. A Settlement Not in Sight. Louisville, Ky., Feb. 20. By method of procedure decided upon by the Re publicaus last night, every State offl er j will be tied up by Saturday. No State business wil be transacted after that date, and for some time to come. The State Election Board will decide the minor State offiae contests on that day and its verdict will unseat the Republicans, . Injunction will at once ba asked for by the Republicans restraining the Democrats from taking possession of these minor oOces. This action will go to the Court of Appeals, thence to the United States Supreme Court. Mr. 17. 1898. To the Times-Democrat. In answer, I say that Section ft is KOHsly unconstitu tional I have 8U' ru.tted the same to soiiei of the ablest Hem cruts of the .Sen at who are able .1 1 at i f 1 1 f Iji.i a 1 I ti nr. . - " I a li vr ' ' I r r i r - . ... r 1 i cs . i vers. Thev all con-I un rsiwiuoaiijsi at nuuuirru iur in my opinion Mr. Hardwick, of Chattahoochee, Pi nes.from Portsmouth, Durham, Wii ri.at if adooted the opposed the passage of the bill : he I mmgtou, Charlotte and intermediate eHect will be to lose Sl(i . points. ?nU rnnrIaQemilin I ''In my section of the State the ti.ui.l.rtnrf.1 v.j. nt Biiifrriujhn lma nnvae enctit nna Ion I Fire at Southern Fines. it. Li.-l. I . " . .... . V.. --.' me oin't; a. 1). McEnery. Urjmu im Bale's. Hon. William JentdDga Bryan was in Rale'gn last week and was given a grand reception by tbe citizens of Ra leigh, lie spoke twice btre, at 4 o'clock and at night, to enthusiastic crowds both times. Ilia peech has been pre nou ccdone of the greatest that waa ever delivered in Raleigh. We are sor ry that ws were unabie to give our readers his sprech in full la6 isue. From here he went to Durham and Chapel Ilill and further South, ard crowd greeted the Free Silver Cham pion at every ttop. Mr. Bryan is a fluent speaker, and has a volume of words to express hi sentiments on tbe financial situation, and he uses them where th?y belong. 1 ple of all parties crowded to bear him ppeak, and be commanded undi vided attention from the immense crowd, showing the universal interest tbe people now have in this great ques tion, and how anxious they were to hear the great Nt brakan. Mr. Bryan has a great hold on the Southern people, and many of them, though of a diff-rent political faith, think he is one of the greatest men in the public eye to-lay. He is putting up a manly 8gbt for tbe "white metal." Send for the Gila Day official pro- Gala Day at Southern Pines Febru ary 22nd. WORKING NIGHT AND DAY. The busiest and mightiest .little thing that ever was made is Dr. King's New life Puis Every pill n a sugar coated globule of health, that changes weakness into strength, listlespnes into -energy, braiu-fatr into mental power. Thev're wonderful in build ing up the health. Only 25a per box. Sold by all druggists. RED HOi' FROM THE GUN. "Was the ball ttia; hit G. B. Steadman of Newark, Mich., in the Civil War. It caused norrible ulcers that no treat ment helpedj'&r 20 years. Then Buck len's Arnica -aire cured him. Cures cuts, bruises, burns, boiles, le!"ts, corns, skin eruptions. Best pile cure on earth. 25 cts. a box. Cure guaran teed, s.iiij hy all driiiri f. 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New York. ilontreaL S A Proclamation by THE GOVERNOR. 1 Wi 1 Senator CatTcry contends that tho incction vstaiuisnci a nrivi- ch'arly diy contra- thn liftt'enth amendment to 4 M thH litteeiith amendment to M ( Inderal Constitution which pro Ill s ihat l,n State shall deny or ocj isof voters" wliich crtp-ilnatert, and therel In school is the best citizen of his class and the most intelligent vot er of his race. It has been my ob servation tnat education is not a tost of citizenship. "We are hedged In by tho Feder- SotrTHKRJf Pines. N. C , Feb 19. Southern Pines thn winter' resort forty miUs from Raleigh, had a 20 000 fire early this .morning, the Alfa Hotel with its contents being aestroyea. xoe tnirty guests es- al Constitution which prohibits us raped, but saved little of thir prop- from barring any man from citi 1 . . m u mi.u niiui" !Mi.n wny 01 zensnip oy reason or race, coior or dg the rl'ht to vote on account previous condition of servitude, and wi w;e, coior or previous couaiuon 1 cannot 8-e now tne nill before tne ..I.. 71 I WW v . vTvuuuu. iiouse can ue consiaerea in anv Lt - - 1 -. a. m . . . .. " ( an HineuuiutMu-wsis iniinea nnt out as a violation or tne pro- . Collous condltl in of servitude ' to "If weare to limit the franchise ty tlie riht of sutTnigH enually it is a limit that should work alike laall other citlens, and no state in both races " erlv. A bank, the post office and a public hll were located in the bnilding. The mail was saved as was also the bank s books. $200.00 REWARD. Srate of "North Carolina. Executive Department, WHEREAS, official informatinn has been received at thi depatmnt that Rome one to the Executive un known did on the 8h of January ult near Wadeshoro, Anson county, Norrh Carolina, kill and murder one C. M. Smith. And whereas, it appears that the said unknown person tins fled the State or so conceals himself that the ordina ry prooessess of law cannot be served upn him. Now, therefore I, Daniel L. Russell, Governor of the State of North Caroli na, by virtue of authority in me vested bv law, do issu" lhis my proclamation, offering: a reward of two hundred dol lars for the apprehension and delivery of the said unknown murderer ro the sheriff of A nson county at the Court nouse in wanesnorc-, ana l do enioin all officers of the State and all srood citizens to assist in bringing said cnin nai to lusrics. . Done at our city of Raleigh, the 7th day of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and in the one hundred and twenty-fourth yarof our American in dependence. DANIEL L. RUSSELL. By tho Governor. BAY LUS CADE. Private Secretary. Snmmer in the midst ot winter at Southern Pines Gala Day, February 22d. coafer suffrage In violation of express p-ohlbition. ttii can bo no amendment af ig sutTrage in tho Htates, that lot apidy eiu illy, uniformly rti partial I v to both white, and i and tho courts will consi We want agents to solicit subscri ptions for the Caucasian. Write for terms to agents. "Mr. Overstreet, of Screven, be gan with the statement that he would feel that he was doing the people of his section and State an Big Fox Hunts on Gala Day at South Injustice and falling far short of his ern fines' February j2d. duty to the constituents if he did der not raiso his voice in opposition to tvasonahie arm natural eiiect" the pending measure. He said: y such Constitutional amend- "From the time when the 15th I - 1 i A . 1 . 1 ' u. I iiineiiuiiieui io tne uonstiiution tho "efTtct" In its op-ration, Is was enacted up to the present dav. Every reader of the Caucasian should try to get up a club and send in. - Bicycle races, Sack races, Wheelhar- row races, Pig-on Shoots, Tournament, ruirrbina: the Greasy Pole, Chafing the Greasy Pg, Cracker Eatin? Contest, Tii?a of War. Minstrels and all the old 1 I i. A 1 t .-.ll ..a a . " cn vioiar.es ine nueentn ameuu- "i wouia take pleasure in going time Southern snorts t, or wiucn tno courts win take on record as favoring the elimina in 1 1 and restrict, In large num- the best part of the negro race in ono race, w 1:11m exempting Georgia has voted and stood bv the race oartv to which I have the honor to on belong, J, one race, vI:IIm exemptl i tu its operation another r ln that is a clear discrlminati nizaiicc. fUnator i'lon 5 kial," ai ;Cetl t in he ivble- wlio are able Constitutional which were demanded, only three Iverw" an i "they all concur that members Mr. Hardwick. of Wash ft ill have etluct to lose repress- ington, Mr. Bell, of Forsyth and N in i iini'ruM4 unit in tiui uiiw. I Mr k'liu ni TiiixK Tal Vote." h II. fcF.nery declared hat grossly unconstltu lit slioubl be carefully lie conferred with some Democrats of the Sen- llie amendment, being so" gross yieonstltutlonal" shou d be over- A.1 - 1 . A. 1 - t lion Ol tne Uliorant ana purcnasa- Senator Pritcitard to Speak at Newton. 1.1.. 9 n11 1 , 9 4.1.1, O.i. I I I . Hr.a. 4 n X- U J! I uut i tvui uut in mvur oi iu uis-i pritchard will sneak at Newrnn. in Or crimination wnicn la proposed in tawba Ceunty, on the 28th. Court will tnis Dill. I be in session "On the call for the ayes and noes Thoma3 S. Rollins is here from Mar - w - snail. President McKinley gave a dinner Saturday evening in honor of th new and Mnnatnr Kntlpr trpr amnncr thn aii. uaii.ui inuu, was Hgaiiist I oruests. tne oui oecause it mignt be the Umlngly defeated tosay nothing means, he claimed, of Intorfflrine' ie inreate-ea danger or dimin- with a white voter.1 jug North arollna's representa- "In voting against the Hardwick in CongreV and in the elector- bill. Mr. Holder. of Jackson, had the following to sav: hatever "change oi base" there I oppose the bill because I be- bobyany.'- vyer wnooncede- lieve it to be in violation of the need the measure and declared Constitution of the Reoublic. "Uut w,-re it constitutional, It is not right iconstltutional, will be due to id re to secure political prefer- t at the expeuse of his legal itattoii. i ,1 . it .. . ia in tins coniieci ion weare re- dod of the following pertinent let from the address recently tod by tho btate People's Party lutlVH Committee: I o iawyer whose pride of repu- n as a jurist has not been hum- bv his ambition for political client to law frnieut has ever sale, or can tsay, that this fifth or grandfa- Iclause will stand the test in to deorive any man of his ballot on account of his color. I believe in every man in this State being allowed to vote, regardless of ni-. color so loner as he com plies with the requirements of Htatc, in paylug taxes, working roaa, responding to nis country' call to go to arms when his servic es needed, and as l-ng as he is obe THE APPETITE OF A GOAT Is envied by all Door dyspeptics whose St-imach and Liver -are out' of order. AH such should know that Dr King's N"W -Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and Liver Remedy, gives splendid appetite, found digestion and a regular bodily habit that Insures perfect baaith and great energy: " Only 25c at all drug stores. .-. - -: - Ther has been ni such jolly doing in the Sou;h since the: war. as wi'l b t he Gala Day at Southern . Pi nes, Feb 22urt. ... . . . - . The Caucasian, Ladies' World. Ainslee's.lMnnsey's Cosmopolitan $3 65 The Caucasian, Ladies' World, Ainslee's, Munsy's. McClnr's $3 65 The Caucasian, Ladies' World, Ainsdee's, Cosmopolitan, McClnre's $3 65 The Caucosian. Ladies' World. 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Fv-w p:h ' rtn vV In,m4la1a rmtf'lnn n'ii Tr Hf-ta Vr(oo . -. vhrtHe. Mnrthl, Mn n FlorMa For iVlrta. al t , utt-It H . Tt.t. r. A.. f.. v. qn' r. T. A. v - ex- tottv. nTW4mt n't Om t. q. ytnj-Jf nw1 &mm4mJtmmt ' ft T.T W T.. ...... a 4 TK lt K MAr. Wa!.?-TT- r-r re mrm of wV. o Tn vm MmiI ,Snw ! Tn won 'a -V n n mmA vla r fnlnif fit ltT A Vn fr TT v t"" tw mt)llnfil T t fnnotlnn Ti ok wiwil; A n.rfoof fr.ner mivm lim.nn, lai mai nm wnntt Jf nt Tlnntl Tlroart fit. Atlanta n DOVT STTFF HF. HT.F.CTRO- DATKH July II. IKjQ. 6 Lv Wellon ArRorky Mmnt 11 V 12 V LvTarboro. It 71 it r at 9 it 10 -X o: air r u Lv Rorky Mount,! 1 Onn 5 Lv Wilaon. Lv Rrlroa Lv Favetttvllk.. At Floicoo 1 5U 14,7 t it a: 4 1 i 7 25 S 151 v. . a O a Lv OoMaSnro.... Lf VirnoMi .. Ar Wilmlnrtoo.. ...j..... 10 S 40 7 01 I CM 40l r '4. Ik a rm. it rs t to I 71 fl I to r m. IK AIM 3 OOINU NUtfTH. Lv Florenoa..... Lv FrettvlU. Lv Mra. Ar Wilaon Lv WHratnrton.. . Lv Marnoiia . LvGoldsboro a x r.s x-r 7T- 9 40!.... 12 7)! ... 1 VI ... t S5 .. 3. e m v.z. p. m 45 n m u ti 3: SI 9: in.. r.m.k.m 7 on , 41 14 11 19 3 IV .... Oil tO Lv Wilaon... Ar Rorky Mount. r. . m r r. . Ar Trbnro. .... LvTarboro 12 211 . i Lv Rnckv Mount! 1 so! Ar Weldoo 4 t2 r. ftt.j 2 15 5 4111 II 10 i 1 1 15 12 07.11 7 04 12 (6 l f! ... 'a. m.it. . I It 1 U I have never before in my 35 years of practice of medicine (riven my testimonial or recom- mendtiou to any patent medicine, but there is a remedy, the result of which has come uu.Ur my offn GDservation ; lor there is no Disease which has eo battled the metrical tknlol ail apes ns Rheumatism and to find a Koliable remedy for the same. At last we hare founa it iu 5 DKOPS, manufactured by the Swan son Kheamatic Cure Company, Chicago, III. The "5 IlOPN, has proven itself wonderful for its curative power in KheumatUni. not as a Temporary Keif ever only, but to give a Permanent Cure even in chronic case. Sometime ago, I had among others several Rhei.matic cases, under my treatment and prescribed f. .r these patients tne very t.-est Kemcaics which I skilltuliv selected, but without desirable results. 1 l;,en hea' d of " 5 EKOPS " and of its Wonderful Cares, and nrescribed it to a few tiatients who fouiid relief from its use ithin a few days. After that I prescribed it to a grrst number and to my j surprise, I will say that in the course of Two op Three Week alter they had used "3 lilto'?' j and "5 Irop" Plasters they were Cured. I Among these were a few who had. for a number of years, been suffering with Chronic Klicuincticm, who had piloted themselves around on Crutches. They came to my oiTi-? with out Crutches and told me they were perfectly Well. They pive all the credit to 5 DKOI'M" and to "3 Irop" Plasters and this is their testimony to the Swantoii Kbeninatic Con ( nin- pany lor tneir Kindness and lor tne conscientious way in wlncn tliey are placing these ontler fal Itemed ics among suffering humanity, which they told me to write to the Company as an acknowledgement. As I have seen the Curative Power of u& DROPS" and "5 Drop riaslers, in a Rreat rnany instances, I can Truly recommend them and also that the firm is perfectly honest an t re liable to deal with. C. A. JACKSON, Physician and Surgeon, Kearney, Neb., Aug. 29, 1399. aw Long Hava You StHfmrmd nrlih RHZVff.A TISKZ 7 How LongKavo You Road About "B DROPS" Without Taking Thorn? . Do you not think you have wasted precious time and suffered enough? If so, then try the " 5 drops " and be promptly and permanently cured of your afflictions. " 5 Drops " is a speedy and Sure Cure for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sc.-itlca, Lurnbcgo (lame back), Kidney Diseases, Asthma, Hay-Fever, Dyspepsia, Catarrh rf all kinds, DroncLitis, La Grippe, Headache, Nervous or Nem aliic. i jeart Weakness, Dropsy, Earache, Spasmodic and Catarrhal Croup, Toothache, Nervoissnecs, Sleeplessness, Creeping Numbness, flaiaria, red kindred dis eases. "5 Drops " has cured more peop-e, during the past four years, of the tbvc named diseases than all other remedies known, and in casa of Rheumatism i. curicg more than all the doctors, patent medi'nes, electric belts and ba'.te.ir combined, for they cannot cure Chronic Rheumatism. Therefore, waste no in-rt valuable time and money longer, but try " 5 Drops " and be, promp'Jy CURUL. "5 Drops " is not only the best medicine, but it is ..he cheapest, for'a WV't contains 300 doses. Price per bottle $i.co, prepaid by mail or esrcs, or 6 b'ttls for $5.00. For the next 30 days we will send a 25c. simple FREC to anyone sending 10 cents to pay for the mailing, fc. Agents wantr 1. Writ? to-ilty. Daily xopt Monday. tDtUr txonrt n"rnm -'.nf . na. f J Wl'm!fitn d Weldon BMmd Ya4- """'". nnn-. iitTri r..a.m-r. 1 k)n Division Main Lio Train Wll. r." wt'. Tr fnrmt wa rnirijfon 9 f 0 a. rn ., tTir PaytTtU Hni tf l mmA4 tn v.rT ' 1 p rn. Paycttvill 1123 b. n. ; rrva Hanrord Mlpm Rt 'rntn,- (r Ra-ror: t vi o. m. rrfT F titt fiiU II r. m.. leave FVttrvill 1U n. m.. arrlraa fannl'v. ?n ?'l oIt naaa or atln. fh " tv I ., p.nirt A os n writ rtnf rtf t tt ra't'ff ni ff rn- tl nro TTrtrl Qft. fftm wirt't lttr Twa. T, Tpa'rat llnnnnit .T1'. T!ira P'Vfn TTexjla rf Tnrrt fia v tn,sn rrlfl f)Hnnlata rtf fhmm j fjrf. 'nonfla. a1 mat. ' ntmti n1 trm. fa rnM V ahrn'1 n r",lrnl It ! rnonoy. lnii .Hh Qrt vaV j dfMi at ono aft mmm afit nrl ajy Ivho tfrrnfrtlr tm wt) watd. TTTT? T'T.TP'TPWO- vcnv.m. suthst. Tyntvu. Kr ytli to oer1ioMera f H.'C K. WU T Th fliat nvrnnt r hm ZPh irtnnl a ivMonrl . rln tvJr hotdra nt fh Vrth rroH fttUrtMirt CnmiiWij, HXtl rp rit on th ear'ttl ator.k of tld r,mpT. h dn and navthi t tt rr ri aa.fr ftmnnv f? TtqrKnr tn.. v. C. FK 10tb, 15O0.Tn W navmnt will hm mftAT1 twfrho1r1. r t recorl t 11 oVoclt H. Jinottf 20th. 1900. CURS CO., 150-134 2. 1 t.KZ S; r MAGAZINE fourts.' to North Carolina machine has oncern about th welfare of the shs, who cons Uute thechief vo- ' I oppose the measure because it will also disfranchise hundreds of honest white men who can't read and wrlt aud give a reasonable in terpretation of the Constitu ion. I oppose it because it is unnecessary." After reading the ab ve discus Exposure to wkt. dampness and cold, invariably results in a smldVn chill, which if not attended to imme dintelv will rausH a cnld. By mixing a tea-ptonf jl of Perry Davis' Pais-Kit-J L-r in nail a glM or warm WHr or j mi'k, th whoU fy&rro will 'lat.e(J . and ih danger of cold avoided " Av , id nibtitut, there nbu one Pair. -Kill er, Perry Davis. Price 25s. and 50c. i is A LADIES AUaZLE. g I A etmx beautiful colored plates; latest" S . . fashions; dressmaking econoauas;. fancy ji work ; household hints; fiction, etc. Sub- ;J scribe to-day, or, send jc. for Iptest copy. 5t; ' 1-ady agents wanted. Send for terms. S Stylish, Reliable, Simple, TJp-to P date. Economical and Absohitejy E " Pertect-FttUng Paper Patterns. g - McWhorter's Fountain Pen....25 Cents AGENTS WANTED " The best fountain pen ob the market at the price. . . .Equal to many sold at Sx.oo and upwards ...Made of Aluminum ana will not tarnish.... Has an ebony metal cap...; Splendid automatic feeder.... Works easy....Uea any ordinary' black writing ink.... Holds enough to write twenty-five ordinary letters.... Does not soil the hands and is so simple in construction as to be almost impossible to get out of order.... Just the thing for Ministers, Profes sional Men, Students and School Children ia the advanced grades.... Sells on sight. 100 per cent, profit.... Send 25c for sample and secure an agency. 52 state St. GOOD TE3IPLAR PUBLISHING CO. cmcAuo 1 -in tou MAKE BI6 MONEY EffTERTAlNINQ THE PUBLIC. $30.00 ta 5309.00 rr: h Krra 1 para aach iraa for IM uuw ffort rvqvlrod. Wa f aralab eon cte oo f ta. Tba wot la aaay. arrlctly alra rimwdwnueM upr.f th oaw fit by I jltowirnr r lt rae ttona. Writ for p&rtlralKr and aoptoa of Mini rrooi I DOM wn ,f. ma.mr wim - mj r Tnrrua-r wrrvKw. J.V Ivb mm mtk tnKAfm. ILL. K-TJr Hm Ikfe paarr M fw wrVm. ' i.: i - -JZ . laa-aawS-a-aaaaawa-a-w-i -a strength, for it is they whom glon of the amendment, showing machine want forever -dlrf ran- the hostlll y of the Dernocratlf ,ea. a oe iawr. u tu oiaie memberi in the Georeia lecialaturo folks' ?ras- pounds wr noath. AJ-&aSAaJUA.aiS an liarTingpcisvrari' . 1 -1 mm t a iai mm 1 ' BAZAR-" - pSStMi I i WTITRNSaXLW. i wHrSSaBawHaHHawaaBBaflCaSIa SEND US$5.0paaanar. asy by rrelpht.C.O.D. hit?5 . Ij Iaiitt3 01 coiHl laltn. uu r.--supportlaff thi. roly and the graVw doubr whlcn they ( CiA.of1 . : (No-Seam-AHowance Patterns.) W v , Ask for thm-Soi4 Ic ncviy every city ! i THE McCAi; COn I g 1 Sft-1 48 Ws 14U ' tew Ttnt. subject to S-ii?!;JsS&IS f; '3rcJSise"aBtloB. Taaaaacsaal ;? !fc-'',?:iii atarfrtaaawlaiiaU2. 1 P"?5fS5('"--?fiBd it tka equal of any fli I Jlif CSSUiEy UlandrtlfcoXe mede acd aWat 'HaH-MPJwra-Wre He ekur ay tjtgT&T-yj pej j-our freight agent car mSti.'i 'SfcAit' p-iat factary arte a4 iJB lreieht rkarrea, the I4.U0 Bent t ilh order; otherwise return it at our expanaa and we will re torn your t&OO. loa-la. nwlnla leek nfca tor Ike kwi, 6.i tue-rk. fnnl atare asaja, 1.9S im lba.. 1.9S( 100 Ibv. !. I 10M IW., fga.t iaS0Uw...bi; nrj Urge aaaMaeatalaeaaa liaala aniae aoar are for Imrce estiara, raetary, Jaaeli ar aaaa, SB laehe If k, 2400 lb., fiLSI; S larkas kirk, SOW Ika. t&t. Ti. Firiektaienaea SS tl.w 106Uw. ftH-tOCwIkm far 1000 wile. 40 teat. WHITE FOR FBEE fiifX CATALOGCK and. mrlul liberal CO. JK aOaa. -8 EARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Chicago. XkXra 0m HAIR SWITCH ON EASY CONDITIONS. Cot thia ad. out and mail to na. Dead a mall gamble of yonr hairntcioaeto tAO roota, W kO HOkkTi wa wlil make aad end yon by mail. puatid.af)HE Nil MAI NAIB SWITCH, maua d inches kng li om aetectrd hn man faalr, 1 oonoes, ahort alem. We wtil laetoaa ia package with awitch rafSckratpoatajra torrtora It to u It aal fi tiiy aatikelary. bnt-if fonnd exactly mm represented a ad most extraordinary aae and yo wish to ke-p it. rli Wr waa utl.Hkf wall fcia lad-jawTilkl OKPrtS FIK I wnvkCS AT tl.im kACH among yonr friend and rend to B irllkaat aay awaef . wa to ena A . f SEN j fta. A cut ii i . , " the S awitchea to them direct by mail. to be paid fnr 10 days after received if perfectly satrM artory od n sea ikaa k no lae awnea w. araa mm "ree lacyaariraaiaa. mnuKOrpM,8k(linkral pWk.a, raraliara, Watehra, ak;lw. tsirs aa4 tnhr art win m far lakknv ardrr tar HwkehM. 0e Kayaaraei a Piaaa la vVi says, aa s kk lackiaa lal Car. Order a k!k al asiri ir wyataaayxof XUlKrKLMIL MUal'Ot. aaatasa. Ladles' Hair Emporium, Chloaso. DONEDOLLAi tit ad. ov.t and ernd o s. a. IltU atata year BVtslM. mwn waa.ara.ltasikaysa. at li a a kark . wM Baa, aa4 walal kwMkMuaal ska.aiat. HAt A va, tu a, and we wfl rend yoa this ATTtteCf RaCI'MTeia ay a L V imi. wan ill Le asable aad try it oa at yoar reat aapiaaa ocnea im ti itowad amaailT as ihiiiiMiI, and Ui.i.aiitii yaa m saw. pay yoar aiiaas atratit nt sncui ftiei ts.7&, tew kh tut, er (I. Ik and ea prraa ebarcwa. THIa MACCTwr Is made ct h ark or blue retra in wiux raiH - tu Pirurtvauv am, tmmrr plaid Mwrae. lal il aear, doaW oetaewebie eapa, fall WlTn t-n fl r. Wilfti'mrtoti an I W4oa RtUroa't. Bo. nttiTillc Brancb Tra o lvr rODt vitte Hit, m . Ma Hon . ra. tU4 Sprnr8Ma. ro . Hr MCla 10 41 aa . Tiv- Far-it-viU 11 M. Prturriinc InrN FyKt-yil-4 40 n. m . Hot MJ.t "dp. ro K1 "prinrv 5 "5 p M ill ki 4 IS p rn . amvw Ilanttvil. 7 15 p ro. Connctinq KVrtviH with t-mla 7" at Maiton witbj tb C'aroiioa rftl Reileoad, at Bd frin" aril a tb Oof Bnr1nnn'1 B-Dor Hailroad tHaaf'Md wlh tb-8bwl Ar Lit onl Syitbwra Rtiiwtv ot fiuif wiLh ihm Dint -a tad Char'otte Rrirood. Train on trie Hmilmod Brarvch Road lo-wea WUon t p. m.. Hatifi4 13 d. rxu. . trrfvna Hmilma4 Sre at 3 W p. ta,. Orww j vill8 57 p. m.. Kinton7 5 p. m Rrwgra. 2 m trrivtar HHfq ti t . 9 W-on 11 SI a m fitf iaapl HaMev. Trtdnton Wnhtac-ow Bruca Imp Waab-i-rtonHWm m tn1 2 II p. m . arrvo Pr wm 9 13 a. ra ai IOJ p m.. mirtilaf v ParrriU 9 1 ra. and 9 SI p. m . ar- fire Waahii rt on 11-00 a. n end 73 p. tm. taUvezoeM 8aa4v. Train tearaa rarooro. M. C-. rlallr azoppt anday fr0 p rn.. Saolav 4 13 p an.. ar rivee Plf rooatb 7 ! p tn . 11 p au ratartt. nr lea yea rivmmlh daily exorpt SanHof 7:S0 a. m . and Saaiav a. m trnw Tar- , borolO.OSa Ji and 11 W a. m Train on MUland N C Branen laava Ooldanoro dailv. xnrpt Snndaf . 7.-03 a. aa trrtvine; 8mthnH 1 10 a. m.. rHarntai lea vet ttmtbaHd 00 a. imrM at (9l4 i oro 19:23 a n. Trait. on KeTiHe Branca Ware Rnrtf )loaotat4S1a rn Itlp m. arvvw Naakv. vlip 19 11 a. ta.. U3 p. m . H-na H o 14 ! a tn.. 4 23 t. frtimne kaa w j RprincUaa-11 a m I S p.ni . laehnlla iix t u.aw p. ro, arnva ai rv- v Mnnnt 11 5 a. ci. 8pm, daily oept Bandar. ; Traia on CJiotoo Braea laavp Waraav f-r'ntntoa daily r9pt Ban lay 11 43 a. ad 4:13 p ra mriratax laavta Chotoa at 7 .On a. m. an1 i l p. to. Train So. 71 make rloaa eoaoewtJoa at WeUon tor all points Korta daJy, ail tail Via i&tcfamond. H V EVER.SOX. OwVl PaaaA. J. B. KKV1.Y (rwo'l yaa. T V. KMKKHOS. reaflf Vanar-e i cape aad aktrt, lalgat atvia ad n WANTED IHiiaiil ( ACEMTS IIS aad auaki a ia. ears IrtS BtMkn M UO ara aa.M aa. BkMki aad Capas awai f abia bock of earaplee and oompirte oault. V nn ont previous arperlewewyeasaa ait gk.ee la le.ao rrry 4. y I. ia. rar. V rite forfailpartkrBra.Adsrs 5UK0EE RUBBER CORPORATivN. Chicaoo. TftUOrra IrthoroahrrTaclahia. rdtfor. , Patklai fft-Zkap.- ( lllllkK mm Xaa4 a ruaa ar ava Orsaa. If 700 do cot, yoar bom doe. L!f wilboat pieatarc is slivioc death. Ms ic will make jour Dome bright, keep tbe yoonjr fotka aboot tb beartb atooa sod ill riv pUaortbat will memos of bappibeaa. 3'i(b tbs.good prioas prevailiDk. for jour crop, wbj not peod a bandred dollar aod eel s pia no; jou cio pay balance oxt year. Aa one an wiil only coat from 20 00 ap, aod you need not paj ba baif now. Any instrument ebipped on trial and satisfaction guaranteed. d Tbeoldeat aod largest boass Sost rbilip WerJein, Limtwed, New Orleans, I Aiioiorr kiDQi 01 lamicti - ia menu, music etc MaDdolin'.tinttmat and.Guitars iXOO uu. TJar. Ah. dauij, ail tall t f ff.Oaat'l ) ilaa. 1 II
The Caucasian (Clinton, N.C.)
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