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Davie
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MOCKSVILLE, N. C. WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1899.
SO. 1.
and his crowd
Os2 i . i;fa at, the price of
- a iai ouict;
-.1
t iTesident 1000. 4 ' the liberties of the people
i nrnW.t;n tii npi's can. veil
Ohio.
For. Governor.
A5IES E. BOYD,
I Guilford.
(For Congress.
LLIA3I A. 15AII.EY,
Davie.
You
j Democratic papers can yen niggui
"all you please iu order to deceive
f the people,but you shall not take
! away the rights of the poor white
! people of this country without being
exposed. You are jusi
to get rid of the poor white
4-V.v 4
von ar nc
f North
!
JJLATOK SIMMONS.
.-I
v of negro control in the
' - -. " J"-.
- $ passeu.ano. passe-1 wrev-
- ; mav be safely asserted
arty controlled by negros
". again curry a State south
ilnd Dixon's line; and that
liiinen who hereafter at-
ti Manipulate the negro vote
- :j their mean and selfish
lie; Jae daily and yearly more
fc vn;iis in the eves of self-
J ' Irg white men aud women,
k. i C :ator Pritchard and his of
Eclling negrophilists put this
kdr pipes and smoke it.
he white people of the State are
tir, and honestly seeking, by
C proposed amendment to settle
I irritating aud troublesome race
stioaaud remove this ever re
Hns ind festering sore from the
h tolitic.
ing crowd say we shall not set-
becausu: forsooth, they want
hero vote to keep theai in of-
ifc-i to give them intlueuce in
T.-'.'ihal conventions of their
Well, we are going to settle
il iri this way. whether the
w ' lepublicau o 3&ee holders
itl consent or not. This is
.t twav for all concerned to
. and settle it must be, one
i , . - i 1J. J-l .
c f-aotner. ji we can t beiut-
way we will have to settle n
hrsyrperhaps worse for the "ne
Ifor re lepeat, that settled, and
fed forever, it must be. Th;s is
jjl: ree not ouly of the white
"ft: cf the Staie, but of the
,- 3uth, and it is a decree as
'4le as fate itself.
ie cast against this aaiaa i-
V iU be a vote east to coutin
e negro as a voter, aud if thai
5f'-v itial- l.i- u mrlii it. Wll"
u in Xorth Carolina ha
LI
B.3.
least against his racje; it waibe
jiltinaive vote for the negro
Ly fit ill be a declaration on his
.!:: the thinks the negro is a
man's vote as
ero's. Poor white men
Carolina, stand up for your liber
ties and those of your children. Re
member the fable of the lion and
the mouse. The lion, the king of
beasts, strong and powerful, was
caught in a toil and snare of ropes.
He roared with impotent rage and
lashed his tail in fury, all- in vain
for his efforts bound him the tight,
er, but the small insignificant
mouse came along aud by cuttinp
the rope in one place, released tiie
king of the forest. You will, by
your vote for this infamous meas
ure, be cansht in a snare, audyoui
wrath and anger will not release
vou from the trap of these schemers
o-reat hut
Thev tel
FAHM HINT?.
THIS COLUMN IS OF SPECIAL. INTER
EST TO FARMERS.
3 ;be wnite man: it win os a
t cii his part against the
in having anything that
does not have; it will be
if the continaauce of race
Ind conflict and clash, and
I; x will bo a vote which can-
S ffole help even tne uegro lor
in defeating the purpose of
ite men as expressed iu this
aeut the race question (iu
iement of which he is as much
ei in as the wnite man) will
iiu unsettled, with the nx-
jrrevjC3 ble purpose on the
the whites, as we have said
.-toFrttiejr. il not in one
heli iu another, bat to settle
"settle it foreveU The Post.
4bl $..as taken from Keg
f Sinimoa's decree with refer
lwhat is going to be done by
mg Avhether or no. Bead it,
y loving people, free white
Some people raise a
,i nrv nhout suiii'a're
the poor people that the amendment
is for their discomfort ana that ne
.rrru aI Toor white folks are tht
ones to suffer if the amendment
Mrrii This is all the merest
iindofrot. The adoption of the
amendment effects a poor man m
more than it does a rich man, ami
all these renorts and hebgoblim
are simply turned loose to frignteu
poor people into opposition to tht
sime. These would-be guardians
of the poor people of the countn
really ha-. e no more usefor the dupe
of their schemes than old satai
has for holy water. Dispatch.
Read the above carefully and sec
what you think of it. Bead the
amendment and see if what the
Dispatch says corresponds with it.
D3C3 the voter not have to pa
his poll tax before he is .allowed to
vote? Does he not have to exhibii
to the judges his poll tax receipt
for the year preceeding? Then.
;wr teJJ iw, Thy is the poor man not
lime I at. Thi rich man cm pav
his taxes and often thy poor mar
cannot, After .1 90S, do3s not the
white man have to be able to read
and write just as the negro before
he viii ba allowed to register and
vote? Tne rich man can educate
his children, the rich man can pay
his poll tax, therefore it wo aid not
effect him or his children. Then
why try to deceive the poor white
people by saying it will no more ef
fect them than the rich white man?
Its the veriest kind of rot to talk
to a man of a spoonril of brains
about its not being aimed at tiie
poor man. Thats what it was in
tended for as well as for the negro;
and the Democratic press had just,
s w ell change front, and argue
this master fairly, for we propose to
Early Cut Clover. Timothy
hay, corn stover and similar feed
ings staffs require an addition of
considerable muscle-forming grain
o form a good ration for stock.
They are lacking in the element
necessary ro build uy the muscles.
to form milk or to make growth
Clover that stands until the heads
a'-e nearly dead, and' that is burne i
in caring so that the leaves are
wasted, makes a hay also deficient
- n this element that is lacking in
?o many American feeding stuffs
.nd that is costly in. the foods plac
id upon the market for the balanc
;ug of rations, such as, for instance
gluten-meal, etc. But analysis
shows, a::d experience of many
formers have proven, that clover
it time of blooming contains a large
tmount of muscle forming material
:;nd that if it were not for the bulk
of the food animals would thrive
upon it without addiii.n of anv
grain. Early cut clover hay, made
in the right way. is so rich that a
omparatively small amount of
'rain is needed in combination
vith it. When this fact is pretty
veil known it would seem that no
li-fino- would be needed to make
jariy cutting a nearly universal
oractice, but it is probably true
;hat not one lourth ot tne ciover-nay
ror is harvested on time. One
j-
eison is that curing takes less tim
ind labor when the clover is riper.
The harvest comes at a busy time,
.vhen spiing crops need cultivation.
3ut one should plan for cutting
clover on time just as he plans to
. nt elover on time. The too com-
non delay iu the matter is costb;
; o farmers. If the weather permits
the clover should be cut when u
fall bloom aud before more than a
wrinkling of heads have turned
orown, even if cultivation of corn
nust be neglected. The crop thaJ
ias been produced should be saved
vhen its value is greatest.
WASHINGTON LETTElt.
Cabbage Enemies With the
exception of a few worms no insect
enemies come on my late cabbage?
In numbers suiiicient to do much
iaiuige. And I can easily get rid
o the green worm by appiyingsome
i-jsty mriiiV-f preferable tobacco
lust) to my plauts-The expe?
iaieut station, at Geneva, -N. yiAgffc Washington
:ias recently istued a popular bul
letin ou "combating cabbage
oests'" which .hoaid be in th.
h mds of every cabbage grower oi
tne country who is in anyway puz
zled how to manage the enemies
that attack his cabbages. The bul
letin treats especially on fighting
the green worm and the cabbage
I oter. The latter has proved to
be a very serious pest in the South
a id as far north as Long Ishiad-,
The bulletin, iu speaking of the dif
ficulty of treating cabbages with iu-
S3cticides because of the crowding
-..ogeiaer of ttie le.ives and th
smoothness of the surfaces, says:
;Any dry powder will adhere onPf
in occasional spots upon the leaves,
will generally collect along veins
and ininrib, which are not usually
eaten by the worms, and be wash
ed o;f by the first light rain, This
From our Regular Correspondent.
Washington, July, 1G, 1899.
President McKinley has about
completed the selection of officers
for the ten new regiments of volun
teers for the Philippines, and he is
receiving many compliments for
having stuck to his plan of giving
commissions only to those men
whose military experience fit them
to properly fill the positions. Is ot
a single commission has gone to a
man without military experience.
Capt. John B, Eaves, of North
Carolina, now in Washington, said
of politics iL his State. If the
Republican party in Xorth Caroli
na would make the fight in the
coming campaign solely on an non
est Republican platform, giving the
gold standard and protection planks
the prominence to winch they are
eatitled, the chances of victory
wjiild be reasonably fcure. McKin-
ley's policy is popular with the
milling, banking, railroad,moneyed
and progressive element, and pros
perity is a more important issue
now in the South than effete party
lines."
Attorney General Griggs has
gone to New Jersey for a short va
catiou, which he has earned by a
great deal of hard work, made ne
cessary by the many knotty law
points, brought up in connection
with the war with Spain.
A delegation representing the
National Temparance Society and
kindred organizations, called on
the President this week and re
quested him to set aside the opin
ion of Attorney General Griggs on
: he "canteen" clause of the army
a -t of the last Congress. The Pres
ident told them he would make a
oersonal investigation to satisfy
h'mself as to the construction pm
n on the law by the Attorney Gcn-
e.-al- that if found correct it would
s'o and, if not it would be set asice.
This srovcrament will not pay
.la-maces on account of the deten
tion of mssenrrers. or their sickness
on the vessels seized during the Cu
bin bio -kade. Such n effect was
the reply made by Secretary llay
ro the French Ambassador who had
filed a cl..im f r $1 Y-0U on behalf
of a French passenger on one of the
b'rench steamers captured and held
antil released by a decision of the
Almirality Court, it was consid
ered as merely an incident of the
var.
Secretary Atacr and Mrs. Algei
day ior jonf
Branch, to sneivi a cou-FnyW7
with Vice President and Mrs. Ho
bart. Before leaving the Secreta
ry said of the hist newspaper at
tempt, to retire him from the cabi
net: "I shall not resign this year
certainly, and cannot say as to the
T-tture. " Mv private business and
the state of m health wi 1 govern
my fut tire course. Nothing mut i
have ever beard of or know of has
been so cruel as these attacks upon
me. If my critics can point to one
thing in Jiy ofaeiul career I have
done that I ought not to have done,
or where I have not done what 3
should have done, I shall be very
glad to surrender my present oiii
cial duties.
Will Publish Notices
At the following
k Jg"PRICES.-3
Administrator's notice - - $2.00
Order of Sale,
.jbale under execution -Mortgage
Sale - - -
k -- .
k "Li-fc-i-1 rtvri --T- -fnnr
- $2.00S
- $2.00
- $2.00
$5
1
3
and $6, $3 and 1 respec
tively will be charged.
Thesefigures represent an actual
saving of 33 per cent and
over,as now allowed by
law
A Call on us before vou make a
h competition. k
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SHOEOLOGff.
-o-
Today We Put On
Sale New Lot :
Lace Cloth Top Shoes at $1.40
Very Stylish and Easily Worth $2,25.
New' Lot )
Tan Cloth Top Lace Sho-3 at $ 1 .4 9
Good Value for $2.25.-
ITEW LOT Mens Russia Calf at:$1.49, Wotth $2,00.
NEW LOT Men's Vici at $1.49, Worth all of $2.00 ,
CXXFOEDS 49c, OOcand $1,00 Worth $1,00, $1,25 ami 1,50.
Childrens' Shoes 25c and Up.
THE KEG UL Alt SHOE STOKE. r-,
Cor, 4th and Liberty Streets.
NEEL.Y k CUUTi;-.
wiin stoist zsr.-o-
B1I B. It ANDERSON,
Dentist.
OFFICE: First door below Dr.
McGnire & Kimbrough.
Icoksvills N. C,
OF INTEREST TO INENTORS.
C. A. Snow & Co. one of the
oldest and most successful firms oi
patent attorneys,- whose office arc
opposite the United States Patent
Oilice in Washington, D. C. am":
who have procured patents for
more than 17,000 inventors,say that
owing to the improv ed conditions.
in the U. S. Patent Oihce, patent?
Tiin3' now be more promptly procur
ed than at any previous time in thei
experience of twenty-five years."
Yadkin Valley Institute
AND
School of Business.
Boon vine N. C.
Aims to furnish the miximum ol
advantage at the minimum of cost tc
boys and girls preparing for Col
lege, Business or Teaching. Average
cost of board and tuition for
Five Months Only $40 CO
irict CoTir;
cho:thand. Typewriting and Tele
graphy at per course.- Spe
cial attention given to Teacher's
orma Course. 2CS students rep
resenting three States in attendance
the past year. Fall term will open
August 8, J 899. Splendid r.ew
building, v ell furnished. Location
unexcelled. Competent instructors.
Vv'e invite comparison in method,
course of instruction, earnest ivork,
character and success of pnpils, com
fort and moral tone of surroundings.
Write for eaalo.ne. Address,
R. B. IIokn, Principal.
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LIN
GENTS FURNISHINGS?
I HAVE A JFXIZrm AND S-E3 XjIuCTEID
OF
Tailor-Made Clothing
Also Gents Furnishings, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, COLLARS ANIV
CUFFS, FINE NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
Come around and look at our Sample and Price List.
E .H. Morris, salesaci nt
For Wauamaker & lirov
HAVE YOURuOTHES MADE TO ORDER BY
Bros.
NEW YOnK-CMlCAGO-CINCINHATr j
ELEG.' ?T ASSORTMENT
EATEST smW:S
J5f
A penrECT t and highest grade or
WORKM NSHIP GUARANTEED
Vou ara Invlicd to nt thJr mpl at
MORlUS.gent, Mocksville N.O.
chow them up iu their true light, j characteristic of the eabMge an
When we say we, we uean the ive
publicans of North Carolina ,
shall do our part. If )it as
aimed at the poor AVhitA man, wny
we
not
jand ae" how you like 1
jotm 1 like an Eistern t
like it. Does did you take' the lien of of asseas-
if
i
ai he i Wishes, the people unaer con;
caulitlower foliage, with the over
lapping broods of both cabbage
worm aud cabbage-looper, and the
retiring habit, activity and careful
feeding of the latter, raal e t nef e -sory
in working against the to se
lect an insecticide that will stay
wnere it is put, and t-nat wm tany
to kill the lOopcis
v eat only a small
iside ration last winter in 'quantity. The application must
y3
I !
luf.
TT k
Vil
V
THE
lespot's ed property? Can you fool the
to his menial subjects, Brer poor people witn wi -u ! suhicieut poison
fons can issue as many of ii -8 1 inojas.tien'j n .
bugh of li s famous eeerec
not to be caught by this
gain. And -white Eepib-
ho fail to bow down and
Regulator Simno is an 1 1 i i
e to hi ostracised and made
eh, indeed. There are some
gleans just as genteel aud re
every
1 1 4-1. .T-1 J..,4-
.,,. u ;r. a.oiia a nrorer- i O J .y LiiilJ
yyurxc:ir : 7 v-hn spot of surface will be protected.
ty qoalification for voang? ho d lreatment repeated at leilbt i CailtOrBia ,
i once to insure destruction oi ne iv '
on&a,
STANDARD BATLWAY
OF THE SOUTH.
The Direct Line to all Points.
'Fa""'? q
anrtii'iijr mvent or improve; also get)
t CftVES t -Tf: ?.Df.f.iAnX, C0PYl?!CKTorC?.S!'??i
PRCO'SO'tiii''. J3end laodel, cictcli, crpiicto. i
r
do
would that have stricken
Not the rich man, we all know .Now j hatched worms."
if Tivof vonr Democratic papers
answer this, answer
it fairly, not
Danger in Using Aeseniths
by personal flings at the editor of , -phe prejudice against the use of
the Record, not by insult and a-; Paris green and other arsenites is
Riltor Simmon's I ne, for that weakens join cause , . lnw ftr n iia an(1 1fJlirllv.
11 J o I 1 .,,ov.c ml,i. J O
is crowd, and his threats of and leaves oui ; It wiU not do to gpray these polS0n
ri .
iiVpisWi cuts no ice with them.
dlior of the Eecor " is as much
-' . T , : 4 ; ,
to negro uouiiuaiiuii o.&
latr Simmons, with this dif-
e has no fears of an impos-
kmg place. Any man
hiuk enough to get back
en his day's work is done,
at North Carolina CAN-
!
tV
a m
ered.
Gn'ba and
Porto Bico.
Wbeeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine1,'.
J w .
Admit frankly that yoa ous mixtures indiscriminately on
c i,nip. and that vou cannot cabbage, cauliflowers and Ie luces
-Rta.tpmentsbutbv in any stage of development. The :eic il Trams.
Eurijiuw " is, of course, less danger with cab-
admitting their truth, it you cn bages than vith the other crops
Strictly Fiit (Maa Equi-Ki
ment or; all ThrougU and L
mentioned. The mixture cannot Trains.
possibly get inside of a solid head;
i, uatil the negroes by
mber3 out number the
be secret of the "new
w and this great Demo.
me, The Constitutional
ient,is to make North Cal -lastingly
Democratic and
i fellows as Simmons in of-
I
show us that we are wrong, we will
iw honest enough to come out and
T,wlPdreit. We do not wish ! yet the outside leaves are frequent-1
stock. It is a safe rule to avoid j
using these poisons on anything Ave ,
want to eat if we can accomplish !
J 1 . . . 1 . .4- I i , i n n itrn Tro A 4- !
m t1iityiii Slepninar Cars on all Niglu -
till X
1 , , 1 f W4-.1
Fast and Safe schedules.
to deceive a single voter. If the
t this amendment, let
a 1 DOMINATED BY THE them have it by a free ballot and
fair count, and not otherw.-se
fair
Be
Travel by th
Southern and
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For anvtliifS
vou are Assured a Sale, Com
fortable aud Kxiedioii J our
ney.
Rotary Motion and
Ball Bearings
EO
The Appetite of a Goat
anv rale do not make such appli- Apply to Ticket Agents for Time la-
are bles, Rates and enera xmui.-
cations after the cabbage heads
f.ill OTmvii. With fifjnti
ftr. ah j Tiro will Vi n vp tn lio vr Tt T...VERNON. P. R. DARBY,
JUKJ V A J IU " -' - J - - '
matiou, or address
much more careful. Poisons should
not be used in any form after the
I3 envied by ' all poor dyspeptics
o All such should know Dr. Kind's heads have begun to form. On such
Niw Life PillH. tne wonuenui n.- tllin(rs as lettuce I would not consent
C. P. &T. A.
AshevilleN.C,
T. P. A.
Charlotte, N. C.
NO TROUBLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS
a-h and liver Wemeay pvM ai . nnfi at
k,s uov, X:
' tua t ,n. Hcff!tion and a reru
can muddy the waters iar bodily habit that insures perfect
S yon please with your , haalth and great energy. Only 25c
gger, rigger, but the peo-, 1111 ,ai a
tt goinarto fasten this yoke " " .
childTea in order to give T:ii Kecord only H-'erjear.v
Hands wan'. el at the SLoils cot
ion mill
- FRANK S. GANNON,
. 31V. F. & San 3Iu.
M. CULP.
Trif. Mu
YV A. TURK G. P. A.
WASHING-TON.D. C'
1 mtMPissTiSr
and Price ,Lisi .
Winstou
I 'ring
Usa Ageat
on M
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Send for Circular,
Wheeler & Wilson Mauf'g Co. At
tanta, Ga.
R. J. BO WEN" Agent.
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