Price $4.00 Per Year. CONCOKD, N. O...FRIDAX. MAHOfi 31, 1899. 6 Cents . Single Copy WHITE SUPREMflGY it win. in the United States wherein he1 8. 0. ALEXANDER DEAD. then resided, and no lineal , descendant of any such person, shall be denied the right to regis ter and Vote at any election in this State by reason of his failure to possess the educational quali- l ncations prescribed in section of this Article. Provided, He shall have registered . in A GOOD SHOW. U Breathes Bis .ast Thursday Hisbt JL Large Family Left Behind A. Devout Christian Han lie IV as Ills Fraternity Takes the Body In Charge. - 8ome caj8 ago it was known that Mr. Sam Alexander, who lived on Mill street, was nearing his end of mil Text of Tie Constitutional Amemft - ment To Be Voted Ou By The People ; In Aupst, 1900. i I IliVU HUW VWA 4-tJ VI VUAkJ WV VW4 . It Allows All White' Men, Who Register prior to December 1, 1908. The .one long breath he fell asleep L Knmber of Additional Feats Are Added ; Each Year Bj Jno. : II 8iarka in Bis Show. Large Crowd Attends. In 1894 Jno. H Sparki first gave Concord a visit, haying travelled through the -country in wagons, visiting numbers of points off the railroad. In that investment he tnia earthly life and would soon be accordance caneu away. Auuuuiuua mu'" . . . mtii. with tliA trma nf this action . dav nicrht the call came and with ! . i - - Under It Before 1908 to Vote for All Time, Whether They Can Read ; and Write or Not. General : Assembly shall provide . wake no more . to Section 1. That article VI of Caro- the Constitution ,of North j a permanent record oi all persons who register under this section on or before November I, 1903, and all such persons shall be t entitled to register and vote Rome vfiara aera Mr. Alexandtr" suffered an attack of pneumonia, which seemed to have never left-him entirely. Since that time he has suffered with bronchitis and lastly his show then was not a fine one or up to the, point that, he has reached now, still he had soma good fea a along with it. Each year since that time Mr. Sparks has been paying Concord a t . ! m! 4 V nun! ttal a a : 'II . 1 1 .I 1 J W 1 LII CI V D1UC1B3 . . i R.t n 1 1 a nnimnH i iv rnn tihiiuih 111 i Una . be, and tne same is nereoy ----- - ; r , ' :- Jt this State, unless disqualified un- The wash. Silks idv'a vioit yfftnl fVio fortf. 10 tinfine. I ableby ill who have . attended his We ftPe SJlOWlIlff Jeitto- i a.i 1 .l- i ! . 1 anrw rnn.r. fin Tnuirni. 1 tti nrnvMiiiMfi 1 m He was a man of good-character v r r and took an interest in his church. a tear, aer seo.ion a oi ims -cLrucio; rro-, , A in auauion 10 irapeze, mmoung , 0 , , n , I About three years ago he moved , v . U r - ' . . vided, Such persons shall have . , vt n.iahhorhood and balancing acts, he has added law. Sec. 6. All elections bythepeo- to this Dlace.havinK since that time ..; . . , 1 v o 6een a de.ont member of the Pirat KDI 10 D"n8 1"ife crowa' " no Presbvterian church until the build .. . & " . . scene J than v where nlA shall he bv ballot, and all! - . .i ' morr dangerous - - , l0I tne- vjannonvuie jrre8uyiciu - ... elections ujmo ucuciaaou., ftfc whichtime he transferred 7" -T - nui K;a vnna i.. ' . , the laws of a lion which has already in shall be substituted the following Article of said Constitution : AliTICLEI. Suffrage And Eligibility To Office Qualifications Of An Elector. - Section 1. Every male person fluall Kfiva voce. a ,o - the jaws of a lion which has already - , ma memwutjuiu auu woo , , ., born in the United States,- and Sec. 7. Every voter in North elder He had reached the age of caueed jhe death of three peraons every male person who has been Carolina, except as in this Article 55 year8 and leaves behind a wife besides tearing the face badly, of odo naturalized, twenty-one years of diBquaiified, shall be eligible to and ten children- daughters and trftiner while in Mr" SParka P1' aKe, and possessing the qualifica- office, but before entering upon fonr BOnB. Since last year he has alse added a tions set forth in this Article, the duties of the office he shall The funeral services were con- . 1 0 . shall be entitled to vote at any take arid subscribe the following ducted at the home today (Friday) Ffm e tne h l to Nr" election in the State, except as Gath : 1 "I. .......... . do sol- by Revs. W O Alexander and Chas. and roatre to AlWrle. herein otherwise provided.- emnly 1 swear (or affirm) that I F Rmkin, after which the remains very probably, is the nrst time Qai q TToohall hvA raided in ?n -1 wr intfirred in the citv cemetery . that a railroad show has been on the uou. . j-vv w... I Vf 111 b UUUUI 0 UI1U UltUUlUiu buo " - z I it t J o... , r. - , til" . v . . . .. Th.nalihB.rera were membora of the Yadkin railroad. e waie 01 ioru. vui. Constitution and laws 01 tne . h6 World, to which at 39 and 48 cts. a the two vears. in tne COUnty BIX TTr.;f RfofAa anrl thA IJnnstitii- , j j LaI w . i.. ' - I I oraer tne ueucaocu ueiuugeu, ' mouiuK, unu iu tuo I'icwuvt, tion ana laws 01 iorm uarouna carried $l,uuu insurance in i&. or other election district in which not inconsistent therewith, and "p V"potiJ'TtTs h" offers to vote .four months .t,- t 11 faUhfnllv HinTiftr . HbU3L. ruiixno. next proceeding the election : Pro-1 duties of my offioe Prof. Jay Lentz is spending to.- viaea, - Dai jeiuovui num . vuo a8 do neip mi day in unarioue. precinct, ward or otner eiecuon God; -Attorney L H Clement, of BaU district to anotner m me eauio gee. b.. The foUowmg classes 01 haury is here today. counniiuu ;u. persons snail oe Qisquaimeu iur Mis8 Mar Louis Harris has prive any person of the right to offic0. First, all persons who - Winston to visit her sister, vote in the precinct, ward or shall deny the being of Almighty wil9. otner election aistrict irum wmwu q0(j second, au persons wno r . ' . . t v. iu M . . . f Mrs. D A Garrison, of Besse- ne nas remuveu, uum iuui gnall nave Deen conviciea or con- , . . 0oi after such removal. No person feS8ed their gmlt .on indictment "".SplSSl who has been convicted, or who pending, and whether sentenced er Wl . has confessed his guilt in open or not, or under judgment sus- Misses Mary and Jane Stnck- court upon indictment, of any pended, of any treason or felony, land, of Richmond, are expected . .i..i. t,:i. F ' J . . ..... ita fniht to visit their. Bister crime, tne pumsnmens ui wmxi or any other crime tor whicn tne " " "-R now is, or may hereafter be, im- pighment may be imprison- Mrs' U- tta prisonment in the State prison, ment in the penitentiary, since Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Eison shall be permitted to vote, unless beooming a citizens of the United returned to Gaffney, S. C, this the said person shall be first fe- gt t 0f corruption and mal- morning, after spending eeal . - . ... ' . r , t va hftrfl at the home of Mr. H it Biorea to cmzensnip iu iuo practice' in omce, unless sucn j-"r ... ner prescribed by-law. person shall be restored to the Palkfl- s . Sec, 3, Every person offering rignts of citizenship in a manner . Mr. Holland Thompson went to vote shall be at the time a prescribed by law. Y to Charlotte this, morning. After legally registered voter as herein gec 9 Tnis act Bnan be in stopping over there he will go to prescribed and in the manner force from and after its ratifica- his home at Statesville to spend hereinafter provided by the .law, tion. 1 Easter with his parents, ; nnrl iho (T-An Aral AfiSAmblv of I Mr. Petti-1 Found Dead In Bed- I -M?aa "RfiRaifi Meader. who North Carolina shall enact general On: Thursday Mrs. Pethel, the formerly taught in the graded registration laws to carry effect j the provisions of Article. Hereafter the people will know that a good show is cdming whrn Jno7 H 8parks puts up hia advcrj tiemente. imil9 of Is oa ever vrappet. great sensation. If you have hot j j i seen them you do I ' ! i . -" not know what you've missed. Foulards & fancy Taffetas at 75c. are beautiful! THE WORLD DO 100VE ! Billy Goats will butt- Rain r Shine Ml, i ! into widow of Mr! Frank Pethel, who school heret arrived this morning hi .5 I'M oa crvvl I- v j - . ! . . . i i this 1 llvea near v"tt, no , P-iTI&om High foint to spena soverai toraWut!W.iehome of Mr. D B Col- van aTTftmntea to wane uoi uon . arris & Comeany ILL ILL FURNITURE. 'conoord is the 'best town in the State and we do not allow a town cecity in North Carolina to boast of a better FURNI TURE STOBE than Concord has. Car Lots Spot Cash and trying to follow the Golden Rule has giyen us a trade that we txane. : " i Bsc. 4. Every person present- morningit wasfound that she was ing himself for registration shall oad. As to her death nothing Va oK!n no rl and ?r?f,A A.T1V vtrv Sa Irnnivn. " i section of th& Oonstitntion in the Mrs. Pethel was, th daughter QrQQfl iVlOUntain , , u nf Mr. Jno. Eogera of Rowan V rv ingnsn language; aou, T u Several ;yars ago her shall be. entitled to vote, have hugbaJnd wa8 kiHQd while attempt paid, on or before the first day of in- to take his railroad hand car March of the year in which ne 0ff the track asa tram was ap- .. .. - i . ' . . i are proud of. . . . We are making a price on what is left of: onr . DAMAGED STOCK Haple Syrup. that will snrprise you, see proposes to yote, his poll tax as prescribed by law, for the previ ous year. Poll taxes shall be a lien nly on assessed property, and no process shall issue to en force the collection of the same except against assessed property. Sec. 5. No male person who was, on January 1, 1867, or at - any time prior thereto, entitled to vote under the laws of any State rthinr?. he having been a sec tion master. ? Mrs. Pethel after wards married Mr. Joe Herring, which marriage was annulled. Coroner Dorsett, of Salisbury, was called to hold an inquest over the body. Another for Too to Adfl.i Add to your telephone list ; 122 Concora iJaKery. Toll rates to Albemarle reduoed to 20 cents on April 1st. ) Quart Bottles at 30 cents. Pint Bottles at 20 cents.' Sweet Pickles per Bottle 10 cents. Canned KoYnlet at 20 cents per can. , Ervin & Morrison GROCERY. for $25.00.IS25.90 Side Board for $15.20. nUnrA for jft25.00. Come and SEE. Bell, Harris & Parlor Suit that cost $55 .00 to go $40.00 Suit of Jfur- J U I - a

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