POLITICS AND ftf LICION
HtttMtm rlD IH4 itrrugatll
Th 'LrlMtaa I barrk should Hi to
t fell Hall.
"The Htale ha Juat panned through
another exciting uloctlon-porhapV
the rn4t uicltln lu It a history,
aiysth Raleigh Chrl-ttlon Alo
rate, ''which uttHrsncu In ndorMd
by every thinking citizen.'' It says
further, "a victory ha ben won.
nt for any party, Itermcratlc, Pop
ulist or He pub) lean. ' Wh let this
pass foriu worth; but In the name
oolumu, wo read: "The Htate h.c
tlon on lam Thursday resulted in
the election of the Democratic State
ticket, tho adoption of the Consti
tutional Amendment, and the elc
tlon of four-fifth of the legislature
in each branch."
Then we begin to think poHnibly
It was mistaken In the victory for
all these parties, as first stated.
We continue to peruse the name
column and learn that ''the election
was perhaps the quleteet In the his
tory of the Htate."
We have racked our brain trying
to reconcile this statement with
the first one. Wo content our utter
inability to undtrstand how an
election can tie both tho most "ex
cltlng"aml the "ulotett ever held
In the history of the Htate."
"Not a single disturbance was re
ported' It says :
Was there no disturbance In the
report that the Judges of election
were In a houno in one county,
where one crowd threatened to kill
them If they came out with the
baJlot boxes, and the other crowd
aald If they did not come out they1
would "blow thorn up?" Ik there
nothing about that to dlsturbo the
acefut repose of citizens!
In speaking of the act of Govern
or Mussel I In keeping the Htate
Guard on duty, It eays: "The Gov
ernor by this act, has aroused great
Indignation all over the Htate."
You mean among the 'red shirts,
do you nott You do not mean that
the people who wish law and order,
condemn tho action, do you ?
Do you mean to Hay there Ih no
"disturbance" In a crowd of "red
shirts" dragging a man from the
platform where he wn? exercising
aQod-glvon right the right that
the laws of the country have here
tofore declared to overy citizen, and
kicking and cufOng him about up
on the same principle as the vult
uro, who seeks his prey In the help
less. Do you mean to say that Is no
disturbance?
If the editor of the Advocate were
to go out for the purpose of deliv
ering a speech upon a subject which
he believed to be true, honest and
consistent with the laws of his
country, and should be' treated
thus, do you think everything
would seem quiet and com men da
bleto him ?
Home people look at a thing from
an Impartial standpoint, the only
christian way, while others yield
to popular applause or prejudice.
They float with the tide, loosing al
sight of light and justice, forget
ting to "put on the whole armor of
Uod," that they may be able to
stand firm In the midst of deepest
conflict.
There are many Republicans and
Populists who are Methodists, and
who are Just as white an any man
who ever donned a red shirt, and
are fully as loyal to tho true teach
mgs or the Methodist church and
the:. God as any person In the Dem
ooratic ranks who do not preach
equal rights to all, as .set torth by
the teachings of the Bible, and work
for the special privileges of the few.
Read the discipline of the Meth-
odlst church, read the Bible and
see if it upholds monocracy and
ballot box stuffing, and see if we
had not better "como out from
among them, and be ye separato,
and touch not the unclean thing In
ail parties. There is no party prej
naice in cnrtstlanlty. There Is no
thing right in mob law, you cannot
make the Bible teach you or any
one else that it Is right to persecute
the ignorant or innocent.
ma Jesus Christ go with the
moM No, and furthermore, no chris
tlan will b guilty of such a thing
Would he endorse abruptness for
party sake? rso, he denounced it in
all places, even in the temple. Do
we claim to be the followers of the
"Meek and Jxwly? "He that say
etn J know mm and keepeth not
His commandments, la a liar and
the truth Is not In him." Are we
not commanded to love one anoth
er.as God hath loved us? Then. 1
we do this we will refrain from ud
holding or endorsing unjust things
which are perpetrated upon others
We will not "beat out" our hats in
cheer for those engaged in perse
cutlng helpless humanity.
What is the matter with the pul
pit and the religious Journals that
they do not come to the front and
do their duty In the denunciation
of these terrorizing things? Are
. they afraid their subscription lists
will be cut short or their salaries f al
off? God forbid that should be the
cause. 8urely, they are not in sym
pathy with such things. If such
should be the case, we would say
may the God of heaven awaken
them to a deeper sense of their du
ty, that they may not become bias
In their attempt to set forth gospel
facti.
I have been a member of the
Method Ut church 21 years and am
sure tnese wings are condemned bv
iv as weu as oj me ciDie. it is a
dishonor to John Wesley to find
the members of the church he was
Instrumental In establishing in
establishing
nob a condition.
A UlTMOaiST.
The absolutely pure
BAKING POWDER
ROYAL the most celebrated
of all the baking powders f hi - the
world celebrated
for its great leavening
strength and purity.
It makes vour cakes,
biscuit, bread, etc.,
healthful; it assures
you against alum and
all forms of adultera
tion that go with the
cheap brands.
ROVAL BAKING fQDER CO.. 100
FORCE, FRAUD, INTIMIDATION.
'Continued from Pane 1
and all of the boxes were bruai
up containing these tickets before
the board of county canvassers. They
refused to hear any evidence what
ever in regard to them.
At Cedar t ork precinct there ws
a majority of 100, and at Rantham
precinct the majority for the Fusion
State ticket was about fifty. By
throwing oat these two boxes, one
member of the legislature and the
whole of the county ticket was de
feated and counted oat.
Oar people will not submit to this
outrage, we will contest the last inch
of ground, and sae if any justice can
be had in the courts for county offl
cers. We do not expect justice be
fore the legislature, however, and
have little hope of seeing our mem
ber of the legulatnre. who was coun
ted out, seated.
WAYNE COUNTY.
When the count in? of ballots be
gan, the registrar, a Democrat, shut
himself up in little house prepared
for the occasion, and no one was al
lowed to see the count but himself.
Wuen the State ticket was counted
the Democrats claimed three ma j tri
ty We were surprised at this, kuow
ing that our vote was ahead,, so I
proposed he recount the votes, but
this he refused to do, grabbing up a
taudtut of tickets patting them back
into the box, and locking them up so
that I could noc count them. When
the count of th county candidates
was made, the D n.cc ats had thirty
majority.
1 kiio of at least twenty five Dem
ocrats that voted against the amend
ment, but according to their count
they have a maj irity of seven.
Daring the first part of the day the
Populate complained that the poll
holders were tearing up their legis
lative tiekets. We have had no elec
tion here at all, and neither has the
State, for it was handled elsewhere
jus' as it was here in Wayne county.
If the law cannot protect us, what
la to be done in North Carolina with
Simmons and his lawless red shirt
drunken mob f
MOORE COUNTY.
The co-operative ticket was count
ed oat ia Moore county, with the ex
cepsion of Jones for Sheriff. W. C.
Wilcox, our candidate for the legis
lature is behind only a few votes.
At Aberdeen precinct there were
193 Democrats registered, and be
tween 180 aud 1S5 Fusion vo ers reg
istered. Of the 1S5 Fusion votes on
ly abjut twenly were allowed to vote.
There were 36 red shirts around the
poll on election day. On several
nights before the election the red
shirts rode around over the country
firing off their Winchesters and de
claring that if those opposed to the
amenament tried to vote there would
be trroald be trouble, etc. In other
townships they challenged oar voters
S W1 lr AW. t M JV W HVVH A. t- . A. i
and kept sonn from voting that were i
legally entitled to vote. Ia oar very
strongest precinct they tried to get
up a row so thev would have . nrA. 1
text to throw it out. I
The red shirts went to the rn;-
. . . m
night after the election and overpow i
ered the registrar and stole the re-
tarns. Next dav. thev. or anmA Ana
stole the tally sheet oat of the Dem
ocratic registrar oi Deed office. The
election judges, or returning officers
taree out rvensaiem township as there
were no returns. In fiat thou aa
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enough enough to damn forever any
puiiucu party.
If we had had any thing like a fair
election, we would have elected our
whole ticket by from 300 to 500 mi-
jsrity.
Tae so-called election is simply a
farce and ought to be declared void.
PERQIMANS COUNTY.
I consider our election ammnWa
farce, and to tell of all the irregu-
loriiiet woujq require a volume. At
three precincts in this corintv. t h
result shows crookedness of the
worst sort, and It seems to me where
one knows the facta. th
and registration book should be
conclusive evidence of fraud.
At Hertford precinct we abnnt ins
votes cast for the fusion ticket,
wulle the returns show 89. votes
for our ticket. Th n
judge deposited mct of our tickets.
auu. uunug tne aay ne tnought he
thought he was doinir fair, tha
alio ted for our Judge acted as clerk
when the votes were counted, our
tickets were found nartiv in tha
wrong box, and 89 was all we got
counted.
At Parkville nrecinct. whurn tea
should have carried bv 25. want a.n
cording to their count, 76 Dsmo
Ctatlc. Here tks Fusloa State ick-
ml
A.utu linking fiowrtfr are low prii rd a aiiim rtist t-ut
two tt fils a Miuiid ; 1ut uiutn is a luniwu- lw.ison anr!
il lenrtcis (lie linking jwiwritr .junerou to i,.e in food.
WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
et received 1H votes more than the
Democratic ticket for htate ollicers,
vet the legls atlve and county tick
et was counted Democratic by 75.
At this precinct, the Democratic
judge took the tickets and seemed
to do fair, but the count failed to
stow fair Our judge at this pre
cinct was so unfitted to perform
his duties, that he refused to act,
and a Democrat was out in his
place, thus we had no representa
tive. At New Hope precinct, where by
fair dealing, we would have carried
it by 50 votes for the Fusion ticket,
tho roturns show about 130 majori
ty Democratic. Here we had no
representative, as the judge for us
first appointed, refused to aetata
Republican, saying that he was a
Democrat. His place was filled by
an old time Democrat. At this pre
cinct I am told the officer refused
to deposit the tickets for our men,
out wnen a democratic voter wan
ted Information they would make
signs to nim. wnen the vote was
counted we received 59 a oure out
rage. Many voters at this precinct
were so disgusted they left the polls
witnout voting, rue Democrats or
course, claim the election was held
according to law, and I guess it
was for the law is at the bottom of
all the rascality, and was made for
the Dumose
- If we had carried the county, the
County Hoard of election had a Dian
ready fixed up, and an excuse and
reason for the same, prearranged
by themselved or bv which thev
Intended to throw out two precincts,
ueividere and Bethel, where they
expected the returns to be against
them. A Democrat cave us this
information since the election, and
we suspected some such foul play
on election day at Belvidere. our
county is shocked at such an out
rage.
MILLIONS GIVEN A WAY.
It is certainly gratifying to the pub
lio to know of one oonoern in the land
who are not afraid to be generous to
tihn naarlv ind an PFavi n tr Thi n.nn.i
etors of Dr. King's New Discovery for
tuyuusumpuon, cougns ana coias, nave
given away over ten million trial bot
ties of this erut meriimnn; and hvo
the satisfaction of knowing it has ab-
soiuieiy corea mousanas oi nopeless
cases. Asthma, Bronchitis. Hoarseness
and all diseases of the throat, chest
and lungs are surely cured by it. Call
on all druggists and get a free trial,
bottle. Regular size 60c. and $1. Every
bottle guaranteed or price refunded.
v"The Republicans of this section
have always belittled the claim
that negroes could dominate the
politics of even the negro counties.
but the recent election shows that
they have for once dominated Cald
well county. The legislative tick
et in this county was defeated by
91 majority. The negro vote in the
county is over two hundred. So It
la nlilnnn,nnal..f
vote brought about the result. Ad-
A - nt - - J J A. .It A V
mer majority was 2. Eliminate
the negro vote and Aycock would
have had over two hundred major
ity. This negro vote not only gave
us a notoriously incompetent rep
-
resentative, Dut came very near
county solicitor verv
nearly as
Topic.
incompetent." Lenoir
Bro, Blair was defeated for the
legislature. He feels sore, aud must
blame somebody. It seems he was
the only white man beaten by the
two hundred negroes. If the ne
groes elected Adams and Isbell,
did they not elect the Democratic
county candidates ? Then how
about the large negro counties In
the East) How about Halifax Co.
getting the Vance banner! Where
does Aycock aud the State ticket
get their large majorities? The on
ly trouble with brother Blair Is,
there were not enough negroes In
Caldwell. That's what's the mat
ter with Hanna. -
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ffOPtfS PARTY PiAtrftRsl
Arrtt lath, i
Th People's Party Convention
uMmbid in IUleigb. April 1SU.
reaffirms the principles set forth tr.
the People's Party National )
form adopted at St. Louis la
National Convention at 8!osx7")t4 t credited the Brt gieat jMrHM
May 9th to vote for the nomlnatioa
of William J. Bryan for reslst
We commend the present Ctate
Administration for iU high pei
sonal and official integrity, 4
challenge a comparison of Its rec
ord with any and all of Its prede
cessors. We condemn the Democratic Legis
lators of 1S99 for its extravagaat ex
penditures of publio money .amoastiaf
to fl,&9,76&.76 in 18V9, as opposed te
.1,283,971.11, expended by the preced
ing Legislature, an exoess of $110,
794.65, not inoloding the sum of $100,
000 for public education norths S63ft0
for purchase of State farms. .
We farther condemn sa d Legisla
ture for the eai.as blundering and
careless legislation, including more
gross blunders and unconstitutional
laws than ever before enacted by any
General Assembly in North Carolina.
We farther denounce the machine
leader of the Democratic party for
laying the whip on the bank the
Democratic: Legislature and forcing
them into enacting and submitting a
diafrabchising constitutional amend
ment in violation of the solemn
pledges of the party, made not only
officially in their campaign handbook
but by members of the General Assem
bly and other Democratic candidates
for office in their canvass before the
people. We denounoe them not only
for doing this in violation of their
pledges, bat also for submitting a me.(
in re most odious in form and danger
jus in effect. That General Assembly
oeing composed of seme of the best
lawyers of the party, must have
Known, or at least had a reasonable
loubt. not only as to the unconstitu
tionality of the monstrous provision of
Section 5, known as the "grandfather
clause" in said amendment, but also
if the great danger of that unconstitu
tional sectional section falling, leav
inr the remainder of the amendment
to stand, thus disfranchising by an ed
ucational qualification fifty or sixty
thousand white voters of North Caro
lina, who in 1893 gave the Democratic
party power in the Legislature, and
whose ignorance is no fault of their
own but is chargeable to the neglect of
the Democratic party, which now seeks
to disfranchise them and make their
ignorance a crime alongside that o
the felon.
But even if the proposed amendment
were not unconstitutional (as it clear
ly is), still it is especially objection
able in the following particulars:
(a) In that it dignifies with the right
of suffrage the most vicious, trouble
jorne and obnoxious class of the negro
population, and completely disfran
chises the most faitbfiil,kindly and or
derly element of that race.
(b) In that.wbile clamoring for white
supremacy and declaring that no white
man shall be disfranchised under this
amendment, they have so written their
amendment that every white boy be
ooming of age after 1908 stands on the
m e tooting with the negro, and can
not vote unless he is able to read and
write.
(o) In that by the latter provision
they have made it possible for the ed
ucated negro after 1908 to cast his bal
lot while the unfortunate son of the
white men who have been the strength
oi true democracy stands without
vote at the ballot box. They slaughter
the suffrage of the son whose father
they dare not openly attack,
(d) In that this suffrage amend'
oaent does not remove the negro from
politics or settle the negro question in
North Carolina.
(e) In that every voter who has not
paid his poll tax as much as five
months before the State election and
eight months before the national elec
tion, shall be disfranchised as much as
if he were convicted of felony or were
an ignorant negro. The purpose of
this provision is not only to disfran
chise every good honest citizen who
unfortunately cannot pay his taxes by
cne nrst oi laarcn preceding tne elec
tion, but further to try to bribe the vo
ter to surrender his euHrage at the ex
pense of the publio school fund of the
State, which is derived from poll taxes
There lurks behind this proposition a
still greater danger to the publio
schools of the State, for with the adop
tion oi me amenament tne opponents
of free sohools in North Carolina will
at once raise the cry that every dollar
raiseu ior puunc instruction means tne
increase of the number of negro vo
ters, and thus the poor white man's
son will be chained in bondage of ig
noranoe and disfranchised to prevent
the education of the negro voter.
There is no white supremacy in this.
The constitutional question pre
sented by the proposed amendment is
one that must be determined by the
jUUUICUII UU WUBUlEUim Ul CBOJI IUU1-
vidual voter. Therefore, we do not
make it a party question. We state the
evils and dangers and leave the voters
or all parties to pass their verdiot in
the light or these facts. The question
is a oove party, and no one should be
more active and anxious in our iudg-
ment to defeat it than the rank and
file of the Democratic party.
ine reopie s rarty is and has always
oeen more aistincuy tnan any other
party in North Carolina a white man's
party, and is more anxious than an v
other party to solve the raoe problem,
auu iu iuiw an piutiea u it UiaeUBBlOn
or the great economic issues so vit&H
affecting the welfare of all wealth pro
ducers of the State and nation and de
cency in pontes.
Therefore, we propose in lieu of this
dangerous amendment, the best solu
tion oi the race question that is possi
ble as long as the 15th amendment to
the Constitution of the United States
stands a solution which denrives no
white man in North Carolina now or
hereafter of his right of suffrage, to
wn
Amend Seotion 6, Art. 6. of the Con
atitution or North Carolina by insert
ing among the disqualifications for
omce, enumerated therein, the ifollow
leg, via : All negroes and alpersona
of negro descent to the third genera
tion inclusive.
If the Democratic Legislature which
meets in June will offer this safe, con
stitutional ana wnoiesome amendment
intiieu or tne present scheme it will
nave our nearty support. If they will
not, we appeal to the oeonle to nit tn
our assistance to elect a Legislators
pieug-eu o support sucn.an amend
ment. We congratulate the neonle!ofiVnth
Carolina upon the decision ofjthe State
oupremi uou-i in cne case of Harvia
vs. Wright (13 IN. C.B, 173), declar
ing that the General Assembly has
power to provide different systems of
county government for variona (nun.
ties of the State. Acting under this
decision, we pledge the People's Party
to the maintenance of the system of
local self-government in all the white
oounties, towns and cities in the State
as established by the General Assem-
Diyoiisao, ana at the same tim tn
provide and maintain a legislative sys
tem of coonty government for all the
negro counties of the State, an tht
there oan never be any Question that
the whits people shall always have full
and complete control of, county in.the
Wa denounce the Democrat! a T.rt..
lature of 1899 for passing an election
law, every provision of whiohgis care
fully and cunningly planned., and de
vised to thwart the sovereign will of
the people of North Carolina by whole
sals fraodend debauchery of the bal
y -"fJ ooearadiet, that it tat
I- partisan. aafalC tafaeseeBaf
t &! bl suction taw that ha et e
tfterrftae the tutu boat at may
la the Uaio.
W pled oeraelve to iacreeae te
Bcieoey of the poblle aeboci system
la North Carolina, and point to the
fast that the People's larty hae doo
more for pubUo edaeatlon i 3orth
-ra!iia than the Democrat! a party
-r ia ia twice lb lees-th of time.
is tb public school system.
We pledge ooraelve to 'be ears of
the aafortaoate elaas ie North Caro
lina asd to an increase in the aecea
ary facilities for the earn. As aa
nttof ear sincerity, we point to
oar past record in this particular, aed
ay that co "Legislature la which
Populists have had a controlling voice
has ever turned a deaf ear to the de
mand of the unfortunate, or been fol
lowed by an argent appeal for addi
tional provision aa has been recently
issued by the Board of Public Chari
ties because of the failure of the Dem
ocratic Legislature to make such pro
vision as seen and urgently needed at
the time they were consamiog their
time In enacting political legislation
and creating new offices during the
session of 1899.
Labor is Indispensable to the crea
tion and profitable ose of capital. Cap
ital increases the efficiency and value
of labor. Whoever arrays one against
the other, is an enemy of both. That
policy Is wisest and best, which bar
moniiesthetwo oc the basis of abso
lute justice.
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mington 9 00 a. m., arrives Fayetteville
12 15 p. m., leaves Fayetteville 12 25 p. m
arrives Banfard 148 n. m. Satnrninv
Banford 2 30 p. m., arrive FayettsTUle 8 46
p. m., leave Favetterille 8 50 p. m., arrives
Wilminsrton 6 60 p. m.
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, Ben
nattarille Branch Train leaves Beaaette
rille 8 15 a. m , Mazton 9 20 a, m.. Red
8prings 9 53 a. m., Hope Mllla 10 42 a. m..
arrive Fayetteville 10 56. Peturainx laaraa
JTayetteviUe 4 40 p. m., Hope Milk 4 59 p
m.. Red Springs 535 p. a., Maxton 6 15 p
m., arrives Bennettarilie 7 15 d. m.
Conneetions at FaTettariUa with tml m
78 at Maxton with the Carolina C Mi
Railroad, at Red 8nriim with th ba
8prings and Boamore Railroad, at Saafoid
with the Seaboard Air Line and 8outhrs
Railway at Golf with the Durham aaa
Charlotte Railroad.
Train on the Scotland Neck Branch Ttnm
leaves Weldon 8 85 p. bl Halifax 4 Up. m.
arrives Scotland Neck at 5 08 p. dl, Green
ville 8:57 p. nu, Kinaton 76 p. m. Betarn
5. Ajmwn t w a. m Ureearilit
2 a. m.. arrivins Halifax litis m
Weldon 11:33 a. m..daily except 8a nday .
Trains on Washington BranM lamwuk
trgton &10 a. m. and 2:30 p. m-, arrive Par
male 9-.10 a. m. and 4:00 p. aa., retarnins
leave Parmele 9-.3S a. m. and 6-.80 n. mt
rive Washington U.-00 a. m- and 7 JO p. m
daily exospt SnndaT.
xramieavea Xarooro, n. c-, daily
TMni
M"M""I VV JV. III., WUIIMHJ 410 U. m,.
rives Plymouth 7:40 p. m.. i 10 pom, return-
wa; iaTa x-ijxaauui aauy ueept trondat
7:60 a. m and Bonday 9 a. mM arrives Tar
boro 10:00 a. m. and llKW a. m.
Train on Midland N. C Brana i ...
Goldaboro daily, except Sunday, 7:06 a. nu.
rnymf Dmiumeja aim a. m., ntaroJV
leaves Bmlth field OHIO a. nu, arrives at Qolda
Boro 1028 a. m.
Traina on NaahTllla Branah laaw niww
Mount at 4:30 a. m 2 40 p. m., antra Nah.
v1010a:-M402 p.'nt, bSiHo?s
10 40 a.BOu 429 n. m ratnnilna' LI
Boring Hops 1100 a, nu, 4 SS panJNaahviUa
aww. u. tu aw in., a p. ia., qjuj aXOSDt
Sunday. . ,
Train on Clinton Branah laaiTaa w.m
for Clinton daily, axoapt Bonday, 11:40 e. as.,
and 4:15 p. ma returning leaves Clinton at
7:00 a. in. and 150 p. m. .
Train No. 78 inakes close connection at
Wahkm for all Borata North dairv.lainnf i
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TpAlfiS
Doubk Dauy Ssryice
HTWKKS NKW YoKK, TattTA.
ITHNTA. NKW OKI.F.ANH.
ai rut xt iHrrii
AND WMT.
IS EFFF.CT JUNE 8od. IfOO.
' SOUTH BO U MP.
Daily Daily
U Mt Yert. rraa K K 1 OS pm 12 5
Lv rbilads! P R It U.m 7 X &
Lv Baltimore, F R R 5 St pes SB am
LV V Mftimoou r. SV. K . .7 U0 pa 10 55 m.
Lv RicajDonC 8 A L Ry 10 u pm luu.
Lv Petersborc " 11 S3 pm S So am
Lv Eidgeway Jet 8 25 am 17 pm
Lv Hendvraoo 2fiSa 40 pa
Lv fUMrh 4 OS am 7 SO pm
Lv Southern Pints 6 57 am S 42 pm
Xo.408
LvHanlet 6 50 am 10 82pm
No 31
Lv Columbia t 10 85 am It 55 aa
Ar Revasnah'-' 267pm 6O0am
at JackaoarUl 7 40 pa 9 10 am
Ar Tampa 630 am 5 Sj pes
N 403
Ar Charlotte 9 31 am
Ly Chestsr 9 62am
Lv Greenwood... 11 42am
Lv Athens 1 4S pm
ax Atlanta 40jpm
Ar AogusUC W C... 6 10 pm
Lv New York N YP A Nt SOOam
Lv Philadelphia 10 20 am 11 28 pm
NY, OD 3800... t!00 u
Lv B-ltimoreB 8 PCo 1 6 oOdra
Lv Wash' n N A W 8 B 6 SOpm
No ros
Lv Portamonth S.A.LBy fl 20 pm
No 41
aSjam
12 Oipm
1 20 pm
2 13 pm
3 51 pm
8 12 pm
7 SO pm
No 27
12 aS an.
5 00 am
010 am
6 30 pm
lv weiaon
i2o5 am
No 31
. 2 25 am
.2 53 am
. 4 on am
. 5 57 am
No 413
. 6 60 am
No 31
10 33 am
2 07 pui
7 40 pm
6 30 am
Lv Ridgeway Jet ..
Lv Henderson . .-. .
Lv Raleigh
Lv Southern Pines
Lv Ilamlet
Lv Colombia!
Ar Savannah
Ar Jacksonville ...
Ar Tampa .... M ... .
v No 403 No 41
Lv Wilmington 3 UP pu.
Ar. unarione, 9 3i am lx so aa
Lf Chester 9 aa am 10 5 pm
i.y. Greenwood 11 42 am 1 07 am
lv Athens 1 48 pm 3 43 am
Ar Ataala $ 4 UU pm 6uoa
Ar Augusta C A W O - 6 10pm
Ar Macon C of Ga .... 720 i m 11 10 am
arMont'r A A WJ .. 9 20 pm ilOOaro
Ar Mobile LAF 3 05 am 412 pm
Ar New Orleans LAN. 7 40 am s 30 pm
Ar Nashvill N C Bl L 40 am 6 56 pm
Ar Memphis " .. 4 00pm 8t0am
MORTHBODND.
Daily Dally
ho. 4. Mo. 08
Lv Memphis N VA Bt L 12 45pm 14 pm
t-vNasbvill 6 30 am 9 10 am
Lv New Orleans LAN 7 45 pm 7 45 pm
Lv Mobile LAN 12 2 am 1220 am
Ly Montgomery aA WP a 20 am 11 20 am
L Macon C of Oa .. 8 00am 4 SOpm
Ly ah gnat a C A W C 940 am-
HO 402 no ssy
Lv AttantaJ SAL Ry. .. 1 00 pm 900 pm
Atnena ........ 2 50piu 112Jpm
Ar Green wood... 4 44pm 2 06au
Ar cnener..... o2opm ao am
Lv Charlotte 6 3opm 6 00 am
Lv. Wilmiogton, ... 12oopn
no 24 woes'
Ly Hamlet - 9 Ojpm 9 20 am
Lv 8outbera rinea 10 00pm 10 Oipm
LV Raleign 71 40pm 11 5ft a tu
Ar ttenaeraon- 12 50oi 1 1 pn
RidgewayJct ....... i aOam 1 46pm
Lv Peter abnig 4 Ham 4 40pra
LvRicamond 5 l'am 5 40Km
Ar waaniugton. P. K.K. 8 45am 9 40pn,
Ar Baltimore P R R ... 10 Ram 11 36pm
Ar Puilaoelghia P K RT is 3 pal Shao.
Ar New Yora P R R ... 3 tSpm 6 13a
' xo 40 J no 88
Lv Rld'way Jet 8 A Ry 3 00am 1 40pm
Lv weiaon..'. 4 30ui 3 05pu
Ar Portsmomn . . . ... . 7 00am a 60pm
at Waah'ton N A W B B i 00
Ar Baltimore B B P CoT 4 6 4am
Ar 5ew YortTo Cos Co
1 130,m
AT l-nuadelphia N YPAN 1 6 4 pm 61 0am
Ar yew York ss-pm 7 43am
Noie. fDaily except fruiida'v.
A Slight Amrr m ..am...
bridg on diarrhoea which is. In many
cases, followed by infiamatlon of the
stomach and other dangerous com
plaints. All suob disorders are dang
erous and should ip tneir infancy be
treated with th hmit a-nAarn ..m...
The merits oi Pain Killer are' known
and it is recognized as the standard
specific for cramps, diarrhoea, etc
AVOid Substitute. thra la Knf
Pain Killer . Perrvl Davia Pri- n-
and 50 cents.'
VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS "
Are erand. bnt Skin tr
llTA nr In P ii .k l.i. i .
cures them; also Old, Running and
Fever Sores. ITlcara. r:i. vli..
Corns, Waits, Cuts, Bruises. Barns'
acaias, chapped Hands. Chilhiaina.
Best Pile cure on aarth rwiA .
Pains and Aches. Only 25 cts. a box
vurc Kaaraoieea. doiq oy an Druggist.
COLUJIBIA-COASTER BRAKE
laMM-ri It flat m4 t'mM-Amy-
tkt fm I A4 Tw w l.
rrats, pWacVd foe th aakeedaat. J-
psrtlee ami tp th fry uf grt
U' k.. a. k.MiMlftfK ttMlt mm lkt
wer f.r it t it wuuld hlp tlrr
party and ettl tb rcv qwtM.
IK m.rratle paper wM uhlih
It aud rail thm wi aad b'r-. Kr
the News and Obrrrr did. Hut' all
chaagrd oo.
On Anpa lt,io a p--h at Wil
rity. in rrpf rtlog a mting of IVn
rratio pte huetera. mj:
. Waddrll !' fr tl aiuJ
ffil wa a vrry arnt one It alt
a a a a.
infti
t ku. h argued, wuuld end tti heart
htirninr. bJttrrnaa and tr!f of r
rm i vta 1 1 aiviM ntMik t m Kit Ulnr
Oa Anpa K Id a p-h at Wil -
lnrton. th Kv oinr iMtratrhof that
of two parti in Nvrth arotiaariihrr
a a a -a
oi wntCQ d a j id rcniroi mf foitrn
snnt tarMklel ta fsv Ski I StfBtltiIsttaHl 1 1
urged New Hanover cwMjnly to poll tl
row. lie received tbnn1rou appU.- a Cl IT il FlIffriAirv
attherlo of hi ph whirh wai A A I IC A I I.Kf I A 1 1
aliNi pinrtuatd with vlgwriMia Vhr- i V. MrlIUll V n L
irg."
After the rlrtio. on Aug. Sth. tl
ame papr nays:
Aftrtb buaine of tli vrnlnf
a closed up Wilham J. Bellamy, K.,
as called en for a pech and rpo
df d in a way that greatly pleased Ms
hearer. He called uton th nimbr
of th rlub to atand br Whit Suprem
acy io National a well aa Htate poli
tics. Ue warnrd them again' ptty
faction in their own mmhrhip
which might rolt in undoing a great
deal of th good already accouipliattU.
tie urged them to. vote for Hryan and
hjr hi election tabtiu wMt Mjprrm
acy througluut tb com. try and nt
an end to the appointment of cegrt
a Federal officia'."
In its issue uf Aug. 10 h, th negro
organ of the State, th w and Ofo
ervrr, says :
'Th AshevilieGazet.e. th Kaleigh
ril ana the e hero Journal are op-.
poelt3 references In th National
campaign to MrKinLy'a appointmeni
or negroes a poat masters and other 17
Fedrral otflciala in the S.mi1i " i y
UN a wonder the cowardly negr or-'
gaii hail not mentioned the Charlotte!
Observer, the Oreenib5ro Telegram, !w
and the religious pre of the State..'
wnicn win an condemn red hirl, an
archy, ot racUm and the squall of
gro, especially by many who prtctice)
social iualityt a th "tan" among'
lie negro show. Th New and Ob- i
server and others, aquall tiiggrrl-!
cause they have not the n or,rrcord I
to go before the people In a deceit1 -i- j
il and Christian way. Any set of men
who have to appeal to the prejudice,
instead of the judgment of men, ar as
dangerous to the Government a the
Ignorant 'nigger."
A THOUSAND TONOUES
Could not express the rapt ore Nil
Annie E. .Springer, of 1115 Howard
st Philadelphia, Pa., when abe found
that Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption had completely cured
her of a hacking cough that for many
years had made lire a burden. All
other remedies and doctor could give
her no be In. bat she iiti of thia Rai
- ' - - - - -WWJ
souietoiDg i can scarcely remember
doing before. I feel like Bounding ita
praises tbrougbtout tbe Universe."
80 will every one who tries Or. King's
New Discovery for any trouble of the
.L! -
tnroat. Chest or Lung. I'rioe
and $1.00. Trial bottlea fr at i
Stores; every bottle guaranteed.
j iTapn atnn. aKawnlar ate.
Readers of Tbe Outlook will b glad i L L. DILL. fmpi.
to know that th seriea of articles on
South Africa, contributed by its spe-!
cial Commi.sioner, Mr. James Barne..; COUNTY AND PRECIKCT CHAIR
will be resumed at ouc. A particularly j If TH 1
interesting article, written by Mr ' MCM."
Bar n en in Pretoria, and describing the ' n
entry of the British forces, appear in ! POStetS F0 PobllC S D 68 stlO ES
the issue of August H. The censor or i w. I
the mail has swallowed i:p several of , Df? on. bDd
Barnes' letters to Tms OrvLooK i . Iarrf ,ot of
kuown to have been properly i eted' i tera, 12xl, asaora-
butfrom which nothing further ha T1 colof, thr
ever been heard, (it i..,r t.. nave place left
look CoMrasv. New Yora'i
. I
BRAVE MEN FALL, !
Victims to M,njaout liver and kid
ney troubles as well as women, and all !
faa 1 t Kaa taatf 1 a a
I nr tdBwIll. fn II- -T. "
oil! , -Aiecirie
Bitters are just tbe thins; for a man
when he is all run down, and don't
care whether he lives or dies. It did
more to give me new strength and
good appetite than anything I could
take. 1 can now eat anything and
at all drag stores. Every bottle guar
anteed.
Salisbury Sua: Mr. John A.
Murphy is grow in a n,w f,nn.
tooth. Yesterday he had a demist
to pull an old loose tooih mtd found
a new one air. ady through theRum.
. inurpuy ib oi years old
a ??w K.16 tiine to nexti
11 . Ui. apeeB aaa for
honest elections. Lt tti rirn.,i.u
help you in your community. It mill
win aee mat mere are
enougn regTUar sub. c ribers -to it in
yoar neignoorbood.
at once.
Send in a club
Hundreds of persons, yonng and old, enjoy the
advantages whicn the bicycle offers as an aid to
recreation. The ideal mount for outing purposes is
COLUMBIA BEVEL-GEAR CHADLESS.
r.pT.t deV,l0Pme"t ' d,ffre, "" whl typ. I.
COLOUBInS, HARTFORDS, STORUBRS ?, PBHIiAHTS
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O crop can
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Potash.
out
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Graif, every grain
of Corn, all Fruit
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