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CONCORD. N. 0. WEDNESDAY TUDY 25! 1900.
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BINB; ADDRESS" 'AT
CANNON VI LLE.
The Auirlo-Saxou's mission liulo
Wherever He is but in North Carolina
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Netrro' Tule a Shameful Reality
the Amendment the Remedy-Do
Year Duty Ye White Men.
' The Hon. Wiley Rush spoke at
Cannonville Tuesday n-ight to
several hundred people including
.i.nuu')!'! of ladies.
Ti .-;:'3cch was in every es-:-'":.)
trong presentation of
the gn-.c issue before us, the
; onstiic nal amendment.
H h ; v. i j i essed the fact that all
tiuemui feel an inherent love
'or t'.eLr ( Avn state and their own
people. Certain races, and
people i. .'o entrusted with cer
tain great charges.
TL Jew was entrusted with
1 he true Knowledge of God and
lu loved his own race and has
over kept it pure.
The Anglo-Saxon he believed
lias been entrusted with the
I'hrilaa religion and with the
inM'itutiox: of self-government.
negro was born with in-
for self-government.
Hi- liar, never made a success in
n; ruling a government. Left to
himself he goes back as far as
to cannibalism itself.
The Anglo-Saxon rules in all
t,h earth where he is save in
North Carolina. It is North
Carolina only that has a negro
in congress, has recently had a
negro solicitor and more than
1,000 negroes in various offices.
North Carolina. stands alone as
an example where the negro
rules the vhite man.
"M.. sai 1 that just prior to 1894
if, w :e--be ng thrown at us that
ve weie always crying, negro,
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n parity
Uhe fixate that does not know and
adjni! it s'ivp tlwso wiio hold
some office or vvht hope to do
so by the vote of the negro. Any
man that can and will rQAd the
amendment knows it
Those who become 21 after
1908. must bt able to read and
writhe. Ho .is ashamed of the
man who says that white boys
can't learn to read and write and
that negroes can.
The speaker was eloquent and
entertaining, telling a number of
side 'splitting jokes but always
makingastroagpointoutof them.
He appealed in his finest strains
to the people not to let this oppor
tunity pass without doing their
full part toward eliminating the
negro from politics, lest the
meanest 'element from other
states crowd in and make our
state more than ever the state of
negro domination.
Don't fear t:e. r:,.'V)'iMitution
alitv of the iu:.i:r: "!:... ;-.t. J udge
Montgomery says' it is constitu
tional, Jake Newell says it ain't.
Judge you between them.
It is for the pop!o to c?y what
they want and for the courts to
sav whether it is constitutional or
not.
Of all men the white laboring
man is the last man to be op
posed to the amendment.
It was plain that the speaker
needed nothing but the attentive
ear and tho open conviction to
make the amendment vote unanimous.
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Dispatches Conflicting as Ever For-, SJ Best DyspepSfcl Cure... 2
eigners Sa!d to Be afe. !S 2
rr . . : . S WK SRLU IT! Will ec lie 0
Ttie government is now wait- . . g
ing for China .to comply. withl$ Indigestion and. . n
.terms proposed for our good of-1 p ; . . . Djrspepsia jj
fir.ps frtr rpsfnnnc , nn!i.fA t.hn.t, 0
, ' " . . If you are troubled of those di3-
protect all others and 'restore
order. Again came assurances
that all are safe yet. But all is
contradictory and uncertain.
MT. PLEAS. 1ST ITEMS.
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W andbecuratl. It ccsts you 25 cts. (J
Q ter bottle
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(nerti(js M3wered.
Yep. !ln?uat Tlwer nfc'll has tbf)Arp-.
est salti of any lueiiiciue iJth3 civtlizd
worlA Your mctbeM and graa-uiQheTs
never thought of usmg anything 'e
fot mdigestiou or bilfiousiiesj. Dootors
were scarce, and they seldom hwrd of
appendicifia, neryoua "prostration or
heart filure, etc. They need August .
Flower to clean out the system and
stop fermentation of nndicrpstpd fool.
regulate the action cf the liver, stimu- .
late the nervous and organic action of
the system, and tllat is All the took
when feeling dull and bad with head-,
aches and other aches. You only need a
few doses of Green's August Flower, m
liquid form to make you satified there is
nothing seeiou the matter wjth yon.
For sale by all dealers in jivihzed
countries.
negro, till he got ashamed and
thought propably it would 'not
be so bad as before 1870. But
th legislature of 18D1 was pow
erless to resist tho demands of
f",e .'00 negroes.
lb.- related the
c" nogrcLiug the
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P.ETKFAUE ITE3IS.
disgraceful
with Abe Middloton for (survive
'Or instead oi a onei-eg- j
uri tu'. o j -L v. i . t ; l t ix vt. j k
and their driving him
No Piv:K'hiii Xext.Sabhath-Betlipaire
and Poplar Tent Teams to Cross
Bats Aged Mrs. Kimnions Critically
111.
There will be no preaching at
Bethpage next Sunday. Thore
will be meeting on the second
Sunday.
Tho Bethpage and the Poplar
Tent baseball teams will play a
match game at Poplar Tent next
Saturday.
Miss Nora .Fisher, of Concord,
is visiting at Mr. James Fisher's
for a few wTceks.
Miss Mamie Shank, of Rowan,
has spent a week on a visit at
Mr. D M Isenhour's.
Mrs. Wilson Kimnions is crit
ically ill. fthn is now above 80
state ! "cars old and is not expected to
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h.g Aj.dintinenls.
Judge Montgomery will speak
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f.f ollice and'ibreaking the , mjUi ,1UU 1,1
r , ... , . i . if. tnwrhln on Fridav ni.rht and
n: lis oincc, aii occausj ul-, - i
Tnscarora Mill Well Under Way North
Carolina College Will be Full-Key.
Mr. Lutz Heard From Personal?.
Written For The Standard.
Mt Pleasant, July 25. Miss
Bessie Flowe'is visiting at Mrs.
D W Dorton's this w?ek.
Rev's Linn. Miller, and Fisher
and many others itteii.led con
ference over at St. Peter's hfct.
week.
Mr. John Craning, of Raleigh,
late graduate or tiie UuiverG'.ty
of North Carolina, is visiting
friends and relatives at this
place.
Mr. A II Matherson, of New
York, came in last Monday to
cover tho Tuscora cotton mill.
The mill will soon be ready to
place the machinery.
Woclip the followiiig.from the
Salisbury Truth:Index: Manning,
N. C, July 20: President Lutz,
of North Carolina college, passed
through here yesterday on his
canvass for studeuts. He is very
confident of success in his new
field and says his enrollment tho
coming session will reach 1;0.
President Lutz is worthy of
much commendation, and should
have the co-operation of every
pastor in tho North Carolina
synod, in building up grand old
North Carolina college. This
institution is ours which every
Lutheran in our dear old state,
should feel proud of, and support
it at every opportunity.
Mrs. Herbert Hahn died last
Monday night awl was buried j
yesterday at Mt. Cilead church, j
The Best Remedy lor Stomach acd Bowel
Trouble.
"1 have been in the drug btiKinesn for
twenty years und havo sold most all of
the proprietary medicines of any note.
Among the. '.if tire lift I havo neyer
found anythiv' to "i'i :l Cliamberliiin'H
n.-.Mf f11inlfr, ;it"1 i Mn rrln -.k-n 'f"xi-(tv
for all stomach and bowel troubles," H
j Kiys O. W. Wakefield, of Cr-aous, I?
(ia. ' This remedy cured two severe M
cases of cholera morbus in my faiu;ly;H
and I have recommended and roIu t
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iltlllflreus (il ;ioi.i.':m "i ji. niiu.y nisi in
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Clearanc
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IS Moving the Goods.
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Kveryday is a ffood day. Spot cash is the lover that
moves the matchless values. Neighbor tolls neighbor aud
so the glad tidings of superior value? travel. This took
Must be reduced by
August -15th
And bargains will abound in every depdriaiVnt.
ksu! V4k Vv ji w v J v v. jflf vaVstjj
Here are Unparalellci, Matolites Ya;r:es rAin ' sMd 20
l)c slow if yon wonlil sliare in tbem:
1,000 yds. of JOc White Lawn, 40 inches wid.,
Sale price Sc.
1,000 yds. of 7k. bler-ehed domestic., yavd v. ido
and good heavy cloth,
Sale price 5c.
'500 yds. of 10c corded dimities, good patterns,
Sale price 5c.
Great reduction in white V. K., all grdos.
Wif vi? if "Baiw Xx" var iat j jp mv vt' uJ .
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t,: -Hi G i'V..;. i- :3r
I'GHT
IN IT.' II
refused to place negro
n in 1 i 1. office over and anions
t i i ..ill
at o p. m. on aaiuruay ;u uie
picnic at.Pharr's mill.
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Nvhiio luiiy; clerks. mi"uu wwlvc" VV111
Our opponents would say no at Poplar Tent on Friday, the
iim-or ofnagrdrule, you only ! 27th, at 4 p. m. and at Gilwood
i Mr. 9. liwnshin on FridW
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?th to tbcir fii.vir i !;;-hi,ctJoo.
'ill'ards a quick and fer.rft nnv in u &
plonsant form." For me i.r. jn-ii'H j
drns store.
nMit. On Saturday n.gnL ne
Ur-i1! cnonV nt Flote's store. He
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discuss the Amending
negro, negro,
do. Ke reltated the "VVilmfagTon
exam le of negro domination to
dio'.v that negro rulo -vas a sore
and rduucful reality, one which
,ve uov.rivant again, and which! Wjey Ryc
,v" r.j.poil to all white men to j 1 ' 1 '
iivWe horcaftor by ! ... , ft porest;
v 4. ! lor tni fiivjnuinenc. -r -
cndmcutlYill:Kt dis- U;i7 Ynll
a salitary white man i H llf tO-nfght. T Oil
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Nice Candies,
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Summer Cheese
ArE S. J. ERViXS
We do not offer you a Dollar tor' i cents,
but we do ofter yoa hc
Best Line oStove- m Zone on
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Holid car of St:-.r Leaders je st arriv."1; fLrt-?on years guarantee o.
nre Ijack; nut ibihcikiii narautuon .or uifii-'V ';v.ic;.
Rtoek Iron KIa?;s, Gate City and (korIa Ik'riie.
, i' aJso Live l.
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P" Q A V! DO YOUT PLAY A SIRING INSTU-'J
. Oi 1 ! MHNT? WE SELL 'EM-
Violins, Gmtars. I Unjoin, T'IiumIoIius, Zithers, AccojJio', eo , ar...l
, all kinds of stiiugn una r )airH.
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FURNITURE! FURiNiTUR! !"
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v,-c vjJI toll you oodn aa cheap as the panio rrr.-.U' of ecu be
Loabt anywhere. We havo said and buy. col and see it is be true. f
huld come ancY .))(
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