" IJitori
ProprlalaT
C. Juwt, 81. 100
'II 9 gubernatorial contest be
f : a the Kentucky Legislature
i :2l drags along.- The chances
era tbat Taylor will be unseat
ed and that G"M will be de
clared Oov.r
Every' few days our brave
flag Wing boys In 4he Tbilip
vino Islands run down a few
half dad-' negroes and -forth
wilh Gerv Otis cables the ad
miiiiHtratioa' at Washington
that great work b going on in
the far off islands of the sea.
, Ben J XX Troy has begun
the publication of a unique four
page, fire column paper at
Sanford. "Trojan's J Notion"
is the name of the paper and it
is a very creditable sheet We
hare a "notion" the paper will
meet success. '
The ' Constitutional Amend'
ment guarantees to every white
male dtiaen the right to rote
as long as he lives with only
one simple proviso, and that is
he must register. He has only
got to register and when this is
done he can vote in all elec
tions and the Amendment says
he shall : always enjoy that
right. What more cau any
man ask? It b all plain and
simple, so much so that he who
runs may read.
, The Boers are simply slaught
ering, the English soldiers by
thousands. To overcome these
people b the most gigantic un
dertaking England has had on
her bands for long years. Just
how the bloody affair will ter
minate b a question tbat time
alone can answer. At every
point so far the sturdy Dutch
man ban outwitted the brave
and patriotic Briton. It b a
most diplorable affair. A
death dealing conflict with the
end not yet in sight -
They do Bay now a way over
in ;the Philippines that "all
coons look alike to me. They
say that the only trouble now
is that they can't tell when
they get the, foxy, cunning
Aguinaldo. - How can they tell
if all coons look alike? This
government under the leader
ship of William McKinley ie
now at the point where it will
nave to spend about two nun
: area thousand .dollars on some
commission 'to visit the country
and officially .decide which b
Ag. . and which b the other
coon. -"'
'. The Louisville Courier Jour
nal, edited by Col Henry Wat-
person, who b easily one of the
'.most learned and level beaded
: journalists in die United States
in discussing the , random shots
of Senator Pritchard in his tirade
against the interests of hb peo
ple says In substance that it b a
sad thing for a Republican gov-
eminent that a man can get
into the United States Senate,
.without knowing more of the
structure of our government
than b implied in some of , the
remarks, of Senator ; Pritchard
in. his discussion of the Consti
tutional V Amendment With
the Pritchard class of states
men there b only one idea and
that b anything to get office.;
The people of Cumberland
county go at things in a man
ner that b clear to JL They
are far 'the amendment aal
they give tlieir reasons in no
uncertain tone. They favor
" s ration of the . suffrage
: t because they ssy
' n will assure tliera:
3. I ' of v.! "j rnon t?
T C.3 treat lo-Jy, t.
.
Senator William JoebeL the
Democratic candidate for Gover
nor of Kentucky, was shot yes
terday while walking through
the capitol grounds at Frankfort
on his way to the oapito) build
ing. The bullet which atruclt
Mr. Goebel was Area from a win
dow in centre of the third story
of the office building east of the
Capital. -. v
DIAGNOSIS THE WOOND.
Senator Goebel was wounded
by a rifle ball of small calibre,
not over 83, which struck him in
the right side just below the
armpit. The ball passed through
the back part of the right lung,
across the body in a diagiol line,
passing out below the left shoul
der , blade. The vital organs
were not injured with the exoep
tion of the right lung. The
wound is considered very se
rious. ....
The latest news last night at
midnight was that Mr. Goebel
was resting easily, but was very
weak. All of the physicians are
agreed that if he lives through
the night the chances are in his
favor, but with one exception, all
of them say he is almost certain
to die before morning.
On account of this - political
contest in Kentucky the State
has been on the verge of oival
war for several months. The
shooting of Goebel was planned
with great deliberations, the man
who handled the rifle using
smokeless powder sat by a
raised window waiting for his
victim to appear
Harland Whitaker, a farmer
from Butler county, the home
county of Governor Taylor, is
now in the jail at Louisville,
charged with the crime. There
is no direct evidence against him,
more than he was a very active
enemy and was caught hanging
around the Capitol Governor
Taylor and the Republican of
ficials denounce the crime and
the Democratic leaders counsel
the crowd to be calm.
' A telegram from Frankfoit last
nisht save :
While Wm. Goebel lay at the
point of death in his room, as the
result of an assassin s bullet, tue
contesting boards, which for two
weeks baa been listening to the
evidence in his contest for the
Governor's chair, declared him eu
titled to the seat. The boards
having in charge the contests be
tween ttoebei and Taylor tor uov
ernor, and Beckham and Marshall
for lieutenant Governor, met at 7
o'clock to-night, in the city hall,
to consider toe evidence submit
ted to them, and prepare their re
port to the Legislature. A few
legal authorities were read to
them at the request of Senator
Alien, who wished light shed upon
a few doubtful points. Then, by
a strict party vote of 10 to 1, Wm.
Goebel was declared to have been
legally elected Governor of Ken
tucky.
The Beckham Marshall contest
was then voted upon and a strict
party vote of 9 to 2 settled this
matter.
Several Demoorats-' sought to
get together a quorum of both
houses, hold a night session, push
through the reports and declare
Goebel the Governor of Kentucky
before morning, to give him the
honor before he died, but too
many legislators were away. It is
a certainty that Goebel will be
made Governor to-morrow, if he
is alive. The Republicans will
probably, as soon as the decision
in favor of Goebel is made, make
application to the United States
Urouit Court at Cincinnati, lor
an injunction, restraining Goebel
and Beckham from ' taking their
eats, and the tattle will then be
continued before Judge Tafil, of
that court.
mx ; dispatch . received a
special message at 11 o'clock
this morning saying Goebel is
still alive, - but the chances of
his rcovery are slim, so his phy
sici&na say.
' The entire country sympathises
with Goebel to-day, and hopes for
ua recovery. ,.
Best Republican for It
Ordinary Republican poli
ticians must oppose it for they
want to preserve their party
strength and besides the un
lettered negroes who have of
ten helped them-'require their
opposition, and they wish to re
tain the influence of the ne
groes who will continue to vote.
But these considerations will
not control white Republicans
who ao not aspire to office.
Some of these however, will op
pose it for the sake of their po
litical friends, some from preia-
dica against all things Demo
cratic, and some because t" ?y
rea: y think f 1 at i orant ne
groes who wJ La C '.nmiUfjd
ind r it, era r crpaL'.j in gyr
" '.lr" a e ) pre Ue ei-
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Pilgrim Newj. - - .
rilgrtm. Tar. 29. Misses May,
Sadi and Master Clevckn l Con
rad visited relatives or Holly
GroTr Saturday and Sunday.
Nias Lolhe Conrad is confined
to her room by an attack ot
rheumatitm. 1
Mr. Fred C Sink has been in
disposed the past week, but at
this wncing we are glad to note
that he is improving.
Messrs. Beck and LloUtelter
will go to the Twin City lor their
new saw mill today. - tney
hare not as yet decided on the
place where Uiey will locate,, it
will be at Mr. A.. JU Conrad or
at J. F. Sink's Sr. ,
The public school at the Aca
demy will close next Saturday.
Next Friday will be gTouna-
hog day and all believers in feigns
will be ou the alert.aud tur tue
shining or not shining of the sun
foretell the weather tor the next
forty days, more or less.
Many ot the readers ot ihe
Dispatch havr heard of, aud no
doubt quite a cumber have Ixxn
in, what, wus once known as
Medlintown, tl e said town is
entirely dep. pcla ted. The capi
tal was removed a lew wees
ago, the streets are being plow
ed up aud. the once notorious
town will by harvest time wave
with golden" grain Irora centre to
circumference.
Prof. A; T. Delap, of near Sa
lem was the guest ol Prof. G. Ed
Leonard, one day last week.
Isaac.
Hannersville Items.
Hannersville, Jan. 29-Mr. Lee
Pierces case of small-pox has
turned out to be red measles so
says Dr. Chan. Phillips.
D. F. Andrews spent Sunday
at home and reports that he
will have a piay-dav next Sat
urday February 3rd at New
Hope school house The public
is invited.
Mr. B. F. Lee, ot Moorsville,
is spending a week at home,
Miss Bertha D irsett's school
at Halls Chapel, will close Fri
dav
Mr. J. A. Parrish's best porker
weighed 425 pounds, A. S Mil
ler's best weighed 345 pounds,
Mrs. Polly My rs is convales
ent from a scterc cold.
essrs Wilson Miller and Hep
her brothers, are toing to move
their saw mill to Mc K. H. Dor
sett's, the last of this week.
Spelling schools are on the go
down here, last week there were
three.
Mr. J. W. Black and family, ot
Winston, are moving back to
their old homestead, to avoid
vaccination.
Mrs. Sarah Beck and her
daughter, Mrs Eli Black. t
Winston, were both boned at
Emanuels week before last. Mrs
Black leaves abusbaod.aud thre?
small children, who. have our
deepest sympathy.
SquireS. C. Watford and Mr
W. V. Stout, havethe finest pros
pect for wheat ot any one in nil
this neighborhood.
ZBBO a BIG FOOT.
Yadkin College Notes.
Yadkiu College, Jan. 29 Vac
cination is not et all popular
among the people at this place.
No one has hud the operation
performed.
Last Friday evening the mem
bers of the Ciceronian Literary
Society wete delighted with a
call from Mr. T. 8. Dale, who
made a short -and pointed tnlk
that was enjoyed by all. Mr.
Dale recently gave the Sotkt.v
five dollars toward furnishing
room..
Saturday morning at eleven
o'clock. Dr. Bays, Presiding Eld
er of the U. E. Church, preached
an excellent sermon on "Living,"
ia which he proved himself mas
ter of his subject and bearers.
After the sermon was finished
and dinner was over, the quar
terly coherence met. At night
Rev. Tate preached a short but
interesting sermon. On buoday
at 11 o'clock Dr. Bays again
reached, his theme being the
Sufferinsr of Christ." He
preached with suffusing power
ana eloquence, panning titio
pictures, using beautiful and fit
ting illustrations, and making
comparisons that were apt and
grand, tie is tnougnt to oe me
best preacher , Yadkin has seen
fur years. '
Miss Etfle Davis, who nas been
away three mootns .. vmng
friends at Ueep Kiver, James
town and Winston, baa returned
home. -, ".-
Mr. Charles Thompson was in
town Saturday and Sunday.
Messrs. Raper and Kippie nnu
sinter, or Arcadia, witn Minses
Lelia and Vic. Byeny, maoe a
short call Sunday.
Several tt Yadkin's young peo-
pie were at Tyro Saturday
night. . "
Messrs D McCafl and Z t Wal-.
ser were at this pluce Kundy.
K uk wight.
Hanes News. v
Hanrs, Jan. 2G.-There will be
preaching at I inrview every
iourtb Sunday evcitinj.
Mr. V. L. V -r L;. piir-
ch; ? 1 h' - n n: w ' n.
i u U J. - J ? - -'d
'i t" 3 f : I V "A
. fcst Eth Fur Jei
The eBminati n of ttrW class of ,
cttixeni (ignorant nrgioes from
politics will be a Godsend to
them. It will loosen the bonds
betwees) them and those white
leaders who play upon their ig
norance and prejudice to . lead
them away Iroui their; true
friends and against their own
highest ' interests, and it will
strengthen the bonds between
thetn' and tlio'white neighbor up
on whom the? are dependent for
industri.il and commercial pros
pertv and progress. The color
ed citizen is on trial not. only be
fore the people of the South, but
before the world, not asa politi
cal element chiefly, but as an In
dustrial factor. This comes near
to his heart and his home.- This
is the sphere ot bis real interest,
and whatever disentangles him
on the non-essential side and
gives bim larger freedom on the4wiil remain unsettled, with
esscni !! side ol hi hie ana desti
ny is for bis present and perman
ent good. Ncdiing in this regard
will trvc Inm better thnu this
temporary elimination from
politics. His elimination from
politics does not mean his elimi
nation from citizenship, except
in regard to the voting function
which he is the least capable ot
appreciating and least prepared
to use for his own benefit and
the good of the State. All other
rights guaranteed to the best of
our citiz'.-ns are vouchsafed to
hira: Moreover, the provisions
ot this amendment are not such
as to work a permanent or even
temporary disHhlcmeut of nnv
class, but onlv p limitation ot
the right of franchise for a short
period. R. D. (iilmtr.
Effects.
When wo consider the proba
ble effects of the proposed
amendment should it be adopted,
our thoughts naturally turn to
the benefits our peoplo will da
rive from it To a large extent
the race question will bo elimi
nated from political measures.
The political aspects of that
question settled there would be
no reason why the whites should
not practice every kindness to
ward the colored race, and seek
to ameliorate their condition and
to provide additional facilities
for their improvement and ad
vancement This, I am con
vinced, the whites will do; and as
a result there will be a kindlier
feeling between the races than
has ever obtained.
North Carolina's last General
Assembly of the nineteenth cen
tury will materially affect her
welfare during the twentieth
century. The Legislature will
go into our history as an indus
trious, economical, able and
conscientious body of men. It
had a greater t;mk to perform
tlirtii any of its predecessors. It
m-wrote tho laws govertituj;
tbo Stag's institutions, tne pub
lic schools, elections, railroad
and other corporations. Its
work is the platform of the
Democratic party in 1900.
Locke Craig.
The best interests of the negro
will lie -.ub-ervrd bv his nvik'ng
himself a friendly helping mte
rather thnn an incubus to the
white man
There is verv. reason to Ih
lieve that but for the sf16h
schemes and agitation of his
white leaders ond manulators
the relations between the white
mm and the black man in the
South - would be exceedingly
friendly, and they would be much
more mutually helpful than the
are or have been in the recent
pasf. Carolinian. ' . .
-'The day of negro control in
the South has passed forever,
and it may - safely be asserted
that no party Controlled by the
negro will' ever' again carry a
State south ot Mason and Dix
on's line; and that the white
men who heieafter attempt to
manipulate the negro 'vote, to
further their mean, and eelfish
ambition, and to Degrade their
race, will become dail and near
ly more and more rdiOu irt the
eyes of self-respecting white men
and women. --v "f .
lt Senalo.' Prichard and hie
office holding negriphilits put
this in their japes and smoke it.
F.M.Simmons. - :
Denton Note.
. Deuton, -Jan. 80. Dr. Ander
son went to Albemarle iast'weck
on business. .
Messrs. B D. and M K. Sur
ratt visited their parents Sator
day and Sunday.:
The school boys are talking of
having a tn -ck trial Thursday
nijjhr, provided they ate not
trozea out. ' "
Tbe health of the commnntry
is very good, in spite ff the
small-pox scare. Zt
" - . . . '
istKoi'CHiuei,
SmilliH, will bo presented with' a
sample bottle of UuKchce's Ger
man Kyrnp, fre of ( Imipn. Only
Olieltit''-' ' veu to OH" l'l'i'dOll and
IHI -3
ff'"0
1 ;d
ta
i-u ni:i.vi.t oi l:r
7 ev. i
C r
civ-
A vote cast 8 gainst the
ataendmeut will be a vote
cast to continue the negro as a
voter aud if that vote be cast
by a white man, it will be the
most distinctive vote any white
man in North Carolina has ever
cast agaiust bis race: it-will be
a distinctive vote for the ne
gro, a XiistincCive vote against
the white man, it will be a pro
test on his part against the
white man's having anything
that the negro does not have; it
will be a vote which cannot
possibly help even the negro for
which it is cast, since if be
coutd succeed in defeating the
purpose of the white men, as
expressed in this amendment,
the race question (in the settle
ment of which he is 38 much
iutorested as the . while man)
we nxea ami irrevocable pur
pose on the part of the whites,
as we have said before, to set
tle it, if not in one' way then in
another, but to settle it and set
tle it fomver. F. M. Simmons.
It has leen demonstrated repeat
ocly in every stato- in thfi Union
and in many foreign countr?s that
Ctianiherlaln' Cough Remedy is a
certain preventive and enre for
croup. It lias become the univer
sal remedv for that disease. M. V.
Fisher, of Liberty,. W. Ta., only
repo iU what Ims been saiii around
the jjlolie when he writes: , "J
have us'd Chamiierliiin's Cough
ltemcdy in my family for several
years ai.d always with perfect soc
eess Wc believe that it is not
nlv i ho best cough remedy, but
tlint it is a sore euro for croun.
u nas saved tne lives or oar
iiia
ren u number ol times." Tim
reiroly is fur sale by J. B. Smith.
Prjjgir.st, - -
There is n word in the amend
mei-t requiting a pr.ipetty quali
lica'tioii. A man does not have
to 6 w ii $300 worth of property
to vote. It makes no difference
whether he has a dollar's worth
or not. II he or any of his fire
b.tbers was a voter in 1867. or
it nc can read and write lie csn
vote. 1 rovided only that he has
punt tits poll. tax if required by
law to da so -E. C. Bed ling,
lc'"' 1
. .
Having a Great Run oo Chaintwr-
lain' Cough Ramody.
Mfoger Martin,, of the Pierson
Iraur store, itiliirmn na thnt l i.
having a great run on. Chnmlwr-
1 in's ):iugh Iteme 'y. Ho sells
live hoith g of that medicino to nna
of. any other kind, and it civea
srreat sati-f action. In these days
oi ia g ippe mere is aotlumr like
Chamberlain's OougH Remedy'' to
"op vne tjougu, ncai op tho sore
Miroftt an l lungs and give rcle'uf,
within a very short time, Tho'
snlea, are growing, and all who Mrr i
it are pleased with its prompt
actios. Soath Chicago DaiT. Caln-i.
'lie. For Sole by J IJ Smith.
llarty Do
mot her-in law
Ma?"
.,
you can your,
: Henry Lots of things; but I
don t let her hear me. ' ; : .'
. -. , .. w - -
i wain to iet tim , people , who
siimH- tram rii.eamnusm andscmtiealrjiscriminatlon." says the Phila'
Know uiai iuaaimierlain'g Puiiifdelpbia ; Record - And Senators
uHUI icinioi itiu aux numnerj
or other medicines-and a domor
had failed. It is the best liuiment
I hare ever known of. J A. l0p
gen, ' Alpharetta, : Ga. - Thousands
hava beed bored of rhnmatism by
this remedy. One application re
lieves the pain. For sale by J.; B
Smith, Druggist, 1
Whenever a man tells you that
he is opposed to the amendment
and believes it is unconstitutional,-ask
him who is paying bim
for -his opinion, and how he J
going to profit by keeping the
negro tri p(Ktiw.' , Tbe man who
wants the negro to continue to
Vote is a traitor to' tbe wri te
race and theTworst enemy the
negro bas. ' y
roccna La osiippb ia Two ntv.
Tko IjAIative .Broho' Qtii.Nrss
rABLRTS.- All druggists refund the
ijr i , it fail to enre E. V.
iiROvs's i signulure . on every box
25o;. . ' ' -
Dr." Howard IKellev. of fohn
! Hopkins Hospital was exhibit
ing, a .rattlesnake: a. few dnvs
since' and it bit him. lie jerked
away his; band instantly, and
sucked the wound, receiving t 0
injuty.j He thinks he . was .too
quick lor Jie reptile to inject it
virus He .bas enough o( hs
prisonous snakes, however, nd
will kill bis rattlers, copper
heads, moccasins and any other
that is of the dangerous class.
''A young man enme into our
store yotPrda suffering from se
vere attack of cramp colic," writes
II. F. lie!",' miller and genera'
mer bant, Diekcy's Monntain, "Pa
"lie. h i if tnnl various home reme
die. without relief. As I had need
t'hBniherliiiii'H Colin, Cholera and
Piarrltoea r."i,eily I five him a
iloix us 1 it soon bron: i.t. him Out
evfr law h
: old hr J.
liih
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BCTQSD JEiCH OF A .1I3S
j 2b & ilat gleua fa4arki:a toom
! Tuulk with kl ir. ' (
HiqaiTrlniiipid irfulj
- Sptk of mf umI Utoifcl mod atr.
"Ifaur frif Inoierplat mi 1mtT
' Spak the mtii with tn4r aatt. .
"Oh, j," f id Uw yoa'Ji ! wM dwpclr,
"Ujraollar u nttiof thmL"
It tUtill r Mltl th with t mil hu '
ThM7oQrtcouUcwillooa withdraw:
TbcOoaoww LatryhMuchiB
TW will naooth down th tUi of a .
We make a specialty of dyeing
and cleaning. - Leave your order,
and your package will be called
lor Monday and Wednesday by
MO FFIT
. 'Agent.
WE WANTJOUR NAME
For "FA8TIME,; tho ','lrigiitst
tad best youth's and1 laini'y" iluih
trated story and Tinmorons paper
out. . aew and interesting features
for all. Spec;tI department of vat
liable information-for shrewd mos
ey makers and money saves. . 16
large paircs, only 60c. a year,' on
trial six months for 109. io stamps,
Gold :' Watches, Guns, Bicycles,
Sewing Machines, Kouaks, G-apho
phones,. Musical Instruments, etc,
free tor a little work that ny one
can do. Address, The Pastimr Co.,
i.ouwviiic, nj. . ;.. i-(."..'. -
O AL8 OF VALUABLH CITY pROPeRTV.
Bt Tlrte of dean ff the sprlof Cwt
or llftVldaca county In apccim prcrvuinic.
whervlVi Oanlfrt t.. Hill and ut-ra ara .-lain.
Ilft'a and lacob Bwit.n aa4 othera arv dc-
IcnitBDta. the nndtr.lc.rd cimniMionrr wl
atll'at pa ale KbCtioa. tu the. htgtirat bMdcr
at toe t-oart aoaae ouor, in tauifftoQ m
oo TneadaV. rebraary CO. 10!M. -
at 13 o'c'ock. at. the rnllowinw rval atate la
the town of Lexington kn -wa the Dr
Albert K Hill p opcrty. aai d ac ined aad
denned a ullowa. to-wlt :
The htmac and lot known aa the Hill re-l-
denc?. ana tncattd ihi First aireat. Ho-itb.
and Cemeterv or Hnrjrrave Streat. T la ia
:aoM aablect to a lesae to T. 9. P. rett
reiermce i berxby made to the last will wad
teatament of Margaret I. Htll, deceaaett.
T. rnia of ante : .ne third caai: one third
ia three nv-ntbs. and oae thh-dta l n-ontha
tme. Title reaerred tor deterred pavmeata.
Ian 1; luoo. .jf - ... p. w. swank.
Commraeionee
B. B. hlcLanghlla. tfy. ,
w -r
vv
I You are in Asheboro, N. C, be
sure to call on Sheets Thejew-
ier. He will lake plea-ure inJ
showing you bU line of Watches.
Clocks and lewelry. He also
does Watcb, Clock and Jewelry
"repairing at reasonable prices
(Satisfaction guarantcd. ;. v
' ' ' -
For First Class Work
Call on a first class man. v W lien
3oa have baiber work you want
a tuau who understands his bust
ness who will do yonr work
neatly and quickly to "wait up-
on von. . wnen youcaii at J. a
Clark's barber shop you wUl.get
hrst olass work. ;
; lours respeclfullv,
J . A. CjjuiK
- ., '' ,f, ;',, ,
Following the lead of States in
- the "black belt," Virginia pro
poses -to enact a law providing
: for separate car for . blicks aim
white8 o0 a loca, rt,iirohd
HEN
.,y tu.ng eisc cui:frajn8 j thc JOId ; Dominion
"The two races will not mis in
(lu aAHlli Aaiiim tliA Etrannnnu
and well meant efforts 01 pojtti-
i i and gocjai agitators to break
down i the ancient ' barriers ot
I'rttchnrd And ' Hntler mflV as
may
well realise this factRitleigh
We offer One Hundred Doilara Baward for
tny oaw of Caiarrh that- au;rtet ba curad j
Uall'lUahjlThCura., , .
F. J. Catmr k CavtYopa.,To!tdo0
the nndenlzaed.hrra known F J Cheny
t ,r M aaw eaa'a.and twliara him per-
i fartl twtiW in all bnatueat traDaaoUtoia
and It 4-ictalir uhle Is oarrjr out any -obltjrn
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'Vak T il." h it.-vlaDrdf ;its. TiloKd
Walding, Kinnaa Xartrln, WholeaaJa Drut
it,TIad Ohio.. .. ...
Hall'a Oalanh Run iitahematenialli.ael
fn( directly npon tha blond and ihaonua aur-
bioai oi inc aytttemt rr.oa-owper ootttej bnio
bf dmaxtatw a.ttnKiaiailrea.
ilall't Family Tilla an tha beat.
It must be remembered tbat
the Fifteenth Amendment deals
exclusively with the subject -of
depriving a man of bia right to
vote on account of bis colqr. - It
makes no'referenco to allowing
some other, man to vote which
is quite another thing S. A
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ixo aououi.ere ait, tuaoy who ),
have waited for juet 6uch an;
announcement. . Well, fcere it
ial and never were we more
in earnest io making this month
tbe Greater January business
month' In our history. We
want, to emphasize tbe fact that
iu many instances we offer suits
and overcoats at mere cost of
production. Some lines broken,
in sizes,' but what difference
does this make to you? Our
assortment is the largest in the
city and you will get a perfect
fit. . You will carry awav the
Greatest Bargain of your lifrj.
morw1t&
and Cheaper Goods . .
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5IIPFRinHf 5s the name of
Learn the Name
w 1 means hone betteri JHr it. ;:-?cl':s
TlfiCD is What-cur Disc Plow is mllprf ;ff magna
Vigorous, and ts master of bard land plowing." -
COCKLE MUGHEX. : ring b"shel of .wheat and"try
na
grain of cockle, though I have not seen one left in so far.
DISC HARROWS. Pi? i8 tJ ?rpr" on plowed
land ana oo away with second ploflDj.
Steel PeETcotli Harrcv.
Flow and
CHILLED FLOWS. Sate
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GREETINe
I wish to thank my frien4s and customers for :he liber-;
al patronage they have given
shall tn to show my appreciation by giving you the best as-
sor ment of pure .Drugs and
during the year of 1900.-
I trust that my treatment
warrant your contiuued favots,
tion and honest values.
I am, with best wishes for
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Frcprictcr cf t!
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Disc snd I toe Grain Drills' : fr
iiierus. ir mav leav' in -
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Sil0 S5 tz: a.ke
run over corn shortly attcr up
WUhU IHIIU j UAtaVI UI CUB, (tig.
1900
me during :he past year, and
Medicines at lowest prices all
,
of you has been -such as to
promising you careful atten
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your future prosperity, ;
J. B- SITH,
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