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CONCORD. N. 0. SATURDAY JULY 14, 1900.
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MR. ALLISON SPEAKS.
IJItLS..:1: '.el Federal Interference In
State .fairs Bound Over to Court
-"er(e8 Arrested and Bound
A! -Warm Time f5r Somebody.
The trial of Registrar Thomp
son in Winston .has een con-jhQ
eluded by his being bound in a
bond of $2,000 fo'i his appearance
to Federal court.
The bond as well as the decis
ion is clearly an outrage pure
niil nple. The prosecuting
it'orrip-TS evidently ashamed
, v r j '"lling to reduce it but
TLonip on said he did not care
for , -.. luction.that he could .give
il.i 1 no matter how 'outrag-
j 1 , -i i Shepherd warned com
ir; s- i ,u srBeckerdite that it's be
ing ptA-ely a state affair he had
no jurisdiction and that every
officer obeying his mandates
was liable to. arrest and punish
ment. It was shown that Reg
istrar Thompson . demanded
proof of citizenship from ne
groes he did not know and in
stead jf giving it as the com
monest principle would demanded
they went to Republican head-
quarters and from there the
warrants at once issued. Now
these negroes hay 3 been arrested
and are themselves bound un
der bonds of $500 each as all
the rest will bo who make them
selves the tools of such deviltry.
The indications are that be
fore the Winston people are
going to be cheated out of their
rights as citizens by imported
negroes from Virginia there will
be a hot' time there.
NO GOOD NEWS.
MiniMce Wu to Make an Effort to Hear
Fj on- Minister Conger at Fekin.
'T he e is yet nothing encourag
ing fro a China. Minister Wu at
Washington in consultation with
Seer e a ry of State Hay will make
a rv 1, effort to get a message
taiojuii. Minister Wu to the
Cb.ir.eo authorities and Secre
tary lily's in cipher to Minister
Conger, It is one more forlorn
hope, o f hearing that the minister
is yet 'dive.
IMIreH.s Services for the Chain (Jang.
It is pleasant to note the silent
forces always operating for hu
manity s sake and that there are
eye-i and ears ever opon to the
e'lU of the needy. Somo time
ago Mr. J C Fink visited the
chain gang on Sabbath evening.
He found that just then there
was r.o concerted plan for hold-
ing religous services with this
class, who of course cannot go to not throw ojjt any on ac
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Frank and Manly Defense cf Action.
Distorted and Strained or 'Partisan
Purposes.
Mr. Editor 'There seems to
be 'scrnlQ complaint of the action
of the commissioners in purging
jury box. The law requires
this to be done. It is a very
difficult task. W doubtless left"
out some good men wo did not
intond. It : would have beeu
wonderful if we had not over
looked some names among so
many, especially when tho tax
books from which we select tho
names are so often wrong, the
wrong-' initials put down, then
many persons make their returns
before the commissioners, and
their namos do not appear on tho
tax books in regular order.
Sometimes names are in thq box
and not on the list, which is a
clerical error. Tho law requires
the list to bo revised in Septem
ber, when- we hope to correct all
mistakes. There are several
thousand names in the county,
many of them unknown to us.
We hope the people will not be
lieve all of the exaggerated re
ports of tho numbers thrown out
of the box. I have heard of
names left out that I find
in the list. These reports
are made by office seekers to pro
mote their own election, and not
for any patriotic or worthy mo
tive, and is the first time this
kind of tactics has been resorted
to, and is unworthy, of any party
seeking the purity and honor of
the jury system. Such actions
tend to intimidate tho officers
from purging the jury list as the
law requires, and put unworthy
men on the jury, such as some
the present board found in the
box, on which is in mind now,
who left the county for several
years, for a violation of the law,
to keep from prosecution.
None but the highest motives
prompted our action in this mat
ter. It was not (as alodged by
some) done in secret. The
whole boiii'd was present, as also
Sheriffs Buchanan and Peck,
Clerk, Jno. M Cook, Register
Johnson, all of whom were re
quired by lawto bo present. There
were also others looking on
while the work was in progress,
while the doors were open to any
one who cared to see.
They claim there are 400 less
names in tho box now than when
we purged it. I never counted
them to see; I hope they are
more correct on this statement
than some they have made. We
il FOREST. II' IB.
Judge Montgomery Speaks Seats Pre
pared and Ladies Especially1 Invited to
Attend.
The Forest Hill people have
prepared seats and they extend
a special invitation to lady citi
zens to come out and hoar Judgo
Montgomery tonight.
If there ever was an issue
vital to the interest of our fair
sex and one that claims their aid
and enthusiasm it is White Su
premacy and the constitutional
amendment by which to securo
it. LiOt leminino grace
charm to the cause.
give
CALL TO YOUNG LADIES.
Come Together and Make Those Prize
Banners.
A meeting of tho young ladies
of this city is requested at the
home of Mr. J C Gibson Mon
day morning at. 9:30 o'clock for
the 'puuposo of consultation
about making t two campaign
banner', one to-be givoa by tho
ladies of Concord to tho procinc
in the county which gives the
largest Democratic majority at
the election in August and tho
other to bo giyen to the town
ship that has tho groatest num
ber of men on horseback in tho
parade on tho first of August.
This call appearod on Friday
but the printer failed to read
the hour as it was intended to bo
and confusion followed, honco
the appointment for Monday
morning. A good, large, and
enthusiastic mooting is urged.
We hope there will be due ap
preciation of this handsomo
movement.
The necessary cost will bo
very small to each but will be
wanted at once.
the sanctuary ..Mr. Fink address-
?dp note,Ve believe to all minist
ers in town,vsith,reference to the
matter. It is well known that
count of polttjcs. We found
old and feeble on .the list who
have served out their" time and
a.re no longer expected to do this
rnoFt o': the pastors have more sort or service;. inea luu mimai
tl;w . ough to do in shephcrl- ers of the Gospel, the doctors,
Mr. Harry Odell, of Mt. Pleas
ant, is hero today and will spend
Sunday with Mr. Drayton White.
. FOR OVER FIFTY YEA RS
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lior.9 of mothers for their children
wh'-e teething, with perfect success. It
soothes tho child, Boftens' tho gums,
allays all pain, cures wind colic, and. is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will
relieve the poor little sufferer immedi
ately. Sold by drufrists in every ptirt
of the world. Twenty-five cents a bot
tle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs Win-
About Our Teas.
Questions Answered.
l Yps. Ancrnt Flmvi r .still li'i fh htn'
est sale of any meduuno ia the eivhissM
world. Your mothers and grandmothers
We are proud to state that judges of I never thought of nsi'ir nnvthior Am
. , , x ... , I nidjsestiou or birnonsness. Doctors
teas, who have tnecrours, have credited Uvere sonroe, an! Uey foHom hci.rU of
them with having tho most delicious TC'fJfii f'M lirofitr1v,n rT
" Ueart fauftre. ete. J hoy ufed Au;rut
flavors cf any tes they ever drank. We Slower to eleun out the syr-h'tn un.t
; Bwp lernipmaiw u 01 mnn,j?orui toim.
regulate the aetiou i the liv r. !roa
late the nervous nnd orcin;o nctfon of
the system, and that is nil tVy tyok
when feeling dull and hud with .head
aches and othor ncbes. Ymi only n:i-d,
few dotes of Green's August Flovor, m
liquid form to make you putitlrd thero is
nothing serious tho matter with yon.
For salo by all dealers in liviliatii
conn tries.
earnestly request that you give them a
a trial and be convinced of that fact.
Urines : .75c. to $1,011 Per Ml
CONCORD DRUG 6
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Well there has been a rush for two wvvk
the enthusiasm still grows. seasonable, sty
and dependable goods were never before put on
market at the priee. We have just happened on a eertain
jobber who had a burning desire to elean up a Jot of
Dimities worth lOo a yard. The lot was large for this
season of the year, but the priee makes the trade. They
are put on sale today at5e'per yard. The patterns are
good and every yard worth double;
slows Soothing Syrup,
other kind
and take no
rosort to this sort of warfare or
they no doubt would Lave found
many mistakes. I only make
these statements to correct false
impressions, and to apologize to
acy who may feel aggrieved.
Yours truly,
Jno. P. Allison.
20c white organdie $aU Price We-
All colored organdies go at 12c
French ginghams, former price 10c Sale Price 7hc-
Bleeched Domestic that would bo choap at 7Jc Sale Price tie-
Apron chock ginghams, tho Gc quality Oar Sale Price Ac
Remnant ginghams in 1 to 4 yard lengths, a great valuo at. . :h(
$3.50, $ 3.00 and $2.50 Parasols Sale Price 82.00.
AH kinds of Millinery being sold regardless of cost .
J5L WjJkMMM & 0;0-
WE ARE RIGHT IN IT-
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.Lh heij every Sunday eveB- Umt they did noi, discovery until
, thov revised their work fror J
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A FRESH LINK OF
Nice Candies, '
3fj AiONICSFIltel
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We do not offer you a Dollar for Fifty cents,
but we do offer you the
Best Line of Stoves in Concord
SolM car of Star Leaders jat arrived; fifteen yearn gnaratiteo o't
fire back; satisfaction gnnranteed or monf-y back. U'o nifo hivo iu
stock Iron Kings, Gate City and Georgia Home, .
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Violins, 0mtaH. HanjonfC Maudolu,H, Zitfcer, Acconliorf, eto Jarsn
all kfnis of fftrings and rpairs.
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No tiWMi in .North Oarolinarcarriii n.inrp'f r tofk fr bell if Ii. 'r 3
l l ' T VMV ftCS f will llyotin-o.sa8 oeaif a the ma t.Je vt 4 4
Tk'" i.HuppiilS and year to 'year, which we expect to V
v a.-. glScfto dfl-ct public 'do when the proper time by
Hi ft!.- to it iMODcr object. law comes. Our party did not 'sss
f5!1. to it , jroper object.
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