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Mother's Friend U t.'.A KJsir'l ffni A t t -. - T r. tr.'C Jit it1, i 1 ft7TT :..-or. si ii :i' .;i..2i. -1 V -i-.-.it.Oii i-rt O-t .1 tl.i Art. -: . . T-- t t tO TCtfr t .'T er.t.td to Tot-c, zir.Ws2ZL z -eTer r.j i letter .r. tee c-oozs. A. Ye. It ii tLe law of the rn&te of Loi.Aias.a to-day. Barbour, Hackney and Tyson & Jones Studebaker, Spach and Russell flo 111 t- 1 a'S' e'it- a.'- n. te-i 5".ti. i .;Tr-I ti.r c-rro prooitai ttre It Las anu I Victor, cheaper grade & 2d hand . - , o.'te Ci:o:.:i for tsoj Has and fe;:': "tfrn held ? t -V--'-1 -, CO.. E?enlflifi 3 As New as a New Dollar s ard or oter ftlfri r. : " r. : o f? : r to ! ..j-... 1 t;i(J:r -t. o t . '2 vJ , Veal rnjovai i .r. , vi ar i or oter t to ai-Otir II. tL .a.i r.ot operate to de- pr.ve a:.v person of t:.e r.it to vote . r. t e ' , a r d or other e '. e ": -t.or- l.'t.': frorxi vii.:h r.e .a re-rcore-J, 'iitii f ovr oor.tii2 after . --'r rer-'-ova,. .o rero.o w&o -:der ;t hoiiiuiLiT A. Yes. Tee !&t State and Na tloeai etloa in ttat ritate was held oe-; in Loi.siini :a 0:ri or v, r.o r.as f:o&fe-.-.ed Lis :.t .e open oo'irt -;pori ind.tment, of a.iy '.r.r.e, the pne jr,rjeDt of lj hereafter he, I - ' '''" ' r.ow . -. or r.a- State Pn.-.o na. oe perrailted to voe, znU;'-.-. the jzer-: . -a . :ron '.riali oe f.rt restored to .p ifi tr;e raneer preertbeu :'.. r.very person o.:er:nj? to vote j5.jail oe at tr.e t.me a Jejfaiiy ref. .ter:d voter a herein prenerihed a&'l .n tr.e rrjanner hereinafter pro v.f'ed oy law, and the General Ai--f-rOiy of orth Carolina .-.hail enait jfer.eral rei-.trat ion iaw. to earry . r. to e ff ect th e provi. ior.? h: ; ' LONG BFOS.' :: r i i'l Rcady-Madc Clothing, Hats, Shoes, dents' Purnishiiu's. v, 1 1 ! .'i. I.' -'j t, 'l.'it- :",,' if! .'i ri ' f 1 j .tO' A up J. A. WEBB, l.V.h ! .'' OKA J.Kit I N Fine anil Meim (linile Parlor, Eod Room, Dining Room, Kitclion and Office FURNITURE. ! PKIChSANI) UUAI MY (jIJARANT KF.Ii Bicyclos and Eaby Car riages. Ploaso call and oxamino prices. . . Administrator's Notice llnvliiK n nil ii.IiiIbI rnlur ol ICinlly II' Alliii. id i ni''l. Iiil' i'f I li n vhl'' ' miiiI y, N Hi la U In notify nil itrnoii ImvInK i liilnin niilim llu ikIhIh of riml ilirinninl I o i lit hi I tlimulii llu' iiiulnralKlii'il '! '" I'i'fi'ii' ""' w'l ''"V or JMiim li, I'HMi, or IIiIm niiHir will lm oli'iuli-il In Inn til liu'li iii ovitv. AH iinrxoii I iiifi'lil.i'il lo null) rlulu will pli'imi- in ii In' Initiii'illnln pay im iil . flllH I tal ilny of MmhIi, I K. I". IIOUUOOli, .In., Ailm'r. Ji. H. Koynl vr, All y. lunrciiU. Hee. . r.very person presenting r-;fx;?-.ejf for rei-.tration ?.hai; be ahlf: to rea'i and write any f-.eetion of the :tion n the .rig!j.h laniuage; ar.fj. before he .hail be entitled to vote, have paid, on or before the firnt Ja; of Mareh of the year in vhi'-h he pro:jO'.e. to vote, hi?, poll tax as pre .er:oed by lav, for the previoua year. J'o'j rae. f.hall be a lien only on a a -.ei-.--.efi property, and no proee-. ?.hall iHwe to enforce the eoilection of the arne erept afamf.t a'-i-iesned prop erty. hee. o. f.'o male reraon who was on .January 1, IhoT.or at any time prior thereto, entitled to vote tinder the lav. of any Htate in the L'mted Ht.at: wherein he then resided, and rjo lineal nese'-ndant of any s-.aeh person, .-hall be denied the right to r:git-r ar.d vote at any eieetion in t.hir-. Htate by reason of hiy. failure to po-;e,-. the edueation fiualifieationH pre--.erib-d in p.eetion 4 of this Article: I'rovided, iff- .f.hall have registered in aeeordanee with the terms of thiH neetion prior to iJef.ernber 1, 1'iOH. The feneral AfiMernbly r-hall provide for a permanent reeord of all personn who register under thin f.eetion on or before November J, and all f-.ueh perRonK Khali be entitled to reg ister and vote at all eleetiona by the people in thin Htate, unleaa dinqual ifled under Keetiorj 2 of thia Article: ''rovided, Hueh pernoriH Khali have paid their poll taz aa required by law. Hee. (I. All eleetioriH Vy the people .-.hall be by ballot, and all electionn by the Oeneral AH.Hemlly nhall be viva yoee. Hee. 7. Kyery voter in North (Jaro lina, except an in thia Article qualified, ahall be eligible to office, but before entering upon the dutien of the office he Khali take and K.ub- m-ribe the following oath: "I do K.olemnly K.wear for affirm; that. I will Kupport and maintain the Con Ktitution and Jawn of the United Htate;', and the f.'onatit ution and lawn of North Carolina not ineoiiKiHt.ent therewith, and that I will faithfully discharge the dutieii of my office an Ho help n.e, Cod." He'.. H. The following clanKen. of perKonn ;;hall tje diKqualified for office: FirHt, all periiorm who Khali deny the being of Almighty Cod. Second, all pernorm who Khali have been convicted or eonfefwed their guilt on indictment pending, and whether iienteneod or not, or under judgment Kuiiponded. of any treaHon nr felony, or any other crime for which the punir.hment may be ims prinonmont in the penitentiary, Hince becoming citi.niiK of the United HtatoK, of corruption and nialpractiee in office, nuloHH Much petHon K.hall le r)fitored to the rightu of citizennhip n a manner prencribed by law. Hei-. ?. ThiH act nhall ie in force from and after itn ratification. KX 1-1, A NATION Of A M KN I'M KMT. I . ,ui)nt ion. If the amendment in ailol"d, will the negro be allowed to vote' Atinwer. Only him-.Ii riogroeH will be allowed to vote iih can read and write, or hiic.1i iih are deHcended from (hone ncgrooH who could vote prior to the (,'oiiMt it ut ion of lH.'l.r, or who have come from KtateH where nerroeH could yote before IK(7. l. Will the amendment. riiHfran chiMO the uneducated whiteH? A. Certainly not. Under it, any while man who could vote at any time before IH07, or whone anceHtoiH Chat in, Wih lather, grandfather, great grandfather, etc..,) could vote at any time before K(i7, ran register whether he can read and write or not - any Lime before I'.IOS, and will alwayi thereafter be enlitl d to Vote. TImh IoIh in every white man and Croatan, howevr lacking in oduca- .nedecated -wnite and inder i i 1 1 ri r. Ti e- r. reg.tsr cder it? A. . rJr. IX. it jr . '.!. h. D:d the reg.:-.t;r .ner it? A. Ye, both the educated UEifrdeated "smite?, resristerd the grandfather elase. and were placed on the permanent roll, and will not have to register again in order to vote. )). ). Did the Republican-! of Loaiiiiana claim the Jaw was uncon- stitutional? A. Yen. They tried to fool and hcare the peopie there, Ji.-.t ?. they are doing here, by telling them be fore the election that the amendrxieL t wa nn'-on.-.t National, and threatened the people with the United States Court, but the people paid no atten tion to them a they will not here and when the amendment was adopt ed there, nothing more wan heard of the cry aboat the amendment's being unconstitutional. 11. 'j. You say an election has been h;id m Louisiana under this amendment? A. Yes. both Htate and Congress ional elections. 12. (. And the Republicans did not take it into the Court? A. Why dear me, no. They knew the law wa3 all right, and that it had been investigated by the greatest lawyers in the Htate and pronounced sound and good. Why the Louisiana a mend meat which is practically the same as oars was prepared under the direction of Judges Foster and Hemmes, two of the greatest lawyers not only in Louisiana, but in the whole .South. l.'J. i. Has the constitutionality of the amendment been thoroughly in vestigated by our North Carolina lawyer?.? A . Ves. Thoroughly, fully and ex haustively, ft was submitted by the Legislature to a select committee of the ablest lawyers in that body. Home of these lawyers had been studying it tor weeks and months before the Legislature met. They had examined all the authorities and read all the books, and they agreed it was constitutionally sound. It was finally prepared under their direc tion by Ceorge Rountree recognized by the bar and bench of the whole State as one of the soundest and greatest lawyers in the Htate. Fin ally there were about fifty lawyers many of them the best in the State in the Legislature, and every one of them voted for the amendment, and by that vote expressed their opinion under oath that it was constitutional; for a member of the Legislature is under the obligation of an oath not to yote for anything he believes to be unconstitutional. 14. l. Who says the act is uncon stitutional? A. Well, Hon. Jeter I'ritchard Kays ho; but he said there was no negro domination in Wilrningtoa be fore the election and before tht rtjyo lution hurled them from power and drove their white allies into enforced exile. lo. . ir Mr. I'ritchard and the Republicans think the amendment is unconstitutional, why do they trou ble themselves about it, for everj body knows an unconstitutional l.vw is no law at all, and can neither hurt nor help anyone? A. They are merely playing "poli tics. They hope by misrepresenta tion to fool the people and g-t back into power. They havfc not vet learned that they can n'ot fool a,ll the people all the time. lb. 7. Will the amendment be adopteof A. Ves. Ry an overwhelming "ma jority. The white people are deter mined to make white nupreiuaey permanent in North Carolina. Itt-iiiily In Illootl llrr Clcnn Meed incniiH a clem skinr. No l.i-anly without it. '.ihi-h icIh, ajulv Cathar tic clcnii your blnoil and kevp it clean, by ntii 1 iiifj; up the lazy liver niul ihivkig all im jiuuliiH In. 111 tin- body. I'.i'kui today to hamuli iiiiiiph-H, blotcheH, blackheads, and that hii kly IhIioiih complexion by taking CnHcarctH,- beauty lor ten cents. Alldiug giMtH, HatiifiK tioii tfiiaranleed, 10c, 25c, 50c. BUGGIES, W Attn MS for sale 11 nuunvj, BICYCLES, -h. smith, OXFORD, IS. C. :r.c-. -art r.a ve ar r - 5':: 's 1865. 1LLI50N & dDDLSON'J Standard High Grade II Fertilizers L2;r.g Kf&r.C" rt T A ft fcKAND, A.VCHOK lift AND, BONANZA. L1T1L2 GIANT, ACID MiO-bf-HATE. Of.", for 'li yea" Jr. VIJtOlNIA, A'KhT VIKOIN'IA. NORTH CAROLINA. f-Oi'TIi CAROLINA, Our Motto: "Not How Cheap, but How Good." CT-The freat Fertilizers, 'STAK HRANI and "ANCLJOR BRANJ V the acknowledged lead brands for producing- fine bright tobacco. 'Hiirty years of r.ontinnotis ue and thousands of te-timo-nial.s from plantf'rs ol Virginia and North Carol na are the tent evi dences we can offer of their value. ALLISON & ADDISON, Branch Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co., IiK : 1 1 MOND, VI KOI NI A . Tobacco, Corn, Cotton, Vegetables, &c. Orinoco Tobacco Guano! If every farmer, who plants to baceo, knew as much as we do abont the value of ORINOCO GUANO, we could not possibly supply the demand. Its fame i spreading now and wa have all we can do to upply it this season. If you want a nire smooth wrapper and rich olor, with good body and weight, ask for "ORINOCO," And you will make no mistake. Place your order at once to be sure of being supplied. Manu factured by F. S. ROYSTER GUANO CO., NORFOLK, YA. To Growers of Fancy Leaf Wrapper. The Secret of a Perfect Tobacco Formula OSCEOLH TOBACCO GUANO! March ."'.Oth a little colored boy, the hoii ofJameH Dunston.of Ilemler hoii, while trying to Kteal a rile on the Hliif'tintf eri(?iue, fell under the wheels and had one of Imh legs bo badly criiHhed that amputation was? neceHHary, CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Iitntrtf the Blguuturo of 8-2-3. A NKW Tobacco Brand by aMiW Tobacco Formula but by an OLD House. Iook out for OSCEOLA under North Carolina tobacco this sea Ron. It's tfoin to be heard from. Call for and try OSCEOLA Manujaclured by OLD DOMINION GOANO CO., Branch, Norfolk, Va., And for Fala ly all Old Dominion Agenls Fv rywherc. ;jPA:E-TFnF?, & UTTZSTT represent us in Ox Ford. Oilier agents, in all towba in Tobacco BtF, mch.16. I," s Farm Implements! r 'j-.-i.-z. LtUl. Ftr.r 7r-:,. 1 f ." 1 1 izl f.T-1 '". ' " i j TL itI C--:-r:Ttv.ri l-- f Lis'-;' T ' ' r-. ii! r:!'i' . 1. 'i yi.i. L-il ir 1 ft; r- 7iv y 1-i i--,'z. lie: Cllci it (.. Vrj- ;r Axles, SifU, i.'. ' EDWARDS (i (4 AND WINSTON, Main Street, Oxford., 2T. C 0 (j 8 8 DURHAM FERTILIZER Durham, N. C, MANUFACTURES THE BEST AND HIGHESTGRAD ES OF FERTILIZER ZEPoir? -tHL0 To"bacco Tzracie. CO,, Don't plant-Tobacco without using Durhac Fertilizer. It is the best. We are the farmers friend. Lowest prices, quality considered. m n ie r- w f TOBACCO GUANO. DON'T PLANT YOUR CROP WITHOUT IT. MAKES THE FINEST TOBACCO. Manufactured by COLUMBIA GUANO CO., NORFOLK, VA Notice. North Carolina I Superior Court, Granville County, ( Before the ClerH. J. D. and K. S. Christian, Banky Gee, j-Notice to Defendant. Notice. To Banky Gee, the above named Defendant: i Whereas, in the above entitled range j'Kie ments were rendered in favor of the plaintifl'-' and against the defendant ou the 1st day ot De cember, 189-2, for the sums of 154.38 d 7:? with interest, from Dec. 1st, 1M2, until paid and for cost $2.80 which said lodgements were dock eted 011 the iudgement docket of said court on the lBt day of Dec., 18!I2, wliich said judgements stand upon said docket iinsati-lled except that the sun of $37.44 was paid on said judgement for $154.38 on the 17th of Dec. 18'.2; and the plaintiffs having made oath that said judgements have not been satisfied in full: You are therefore required to appear before the Clerk of this court at his office in Oxford on the 24th day of April, 18!, and show cause, if any yon have, why execution should not issue on said judgements for the amounts still unpaid. Witness J. U. Hunt, Clerk or .aid cou't at office in Oxford. This the 15:h day of March 1899. Koyster & Uobgood. J U.HUNT. Att'y for JPlaintiff. Clerk Superior Court. 6 w. paid. By virtue of the power given in a ccr:a srage deed pxecnted on the 9th day of .Man by Spencer Peorce and Anna I'earce hi? I. . Staunton and duly recorded in boos 171 in the office of Register of Deeds of ' county, and default having been made payment of said mortgage debt, 1 will " the 14th day of April, 1899, sell for caen. som the following tract of land lying ai.'! in Granville county. State aforesaid. Brasslields township and described and as follows, to-wit: Bounded on th' u: ' lauds of A. T. Griseom and W Al. Join-? east by the lands of V. M, Jones, on tl-1' by the lands formerly belonging to t'hi and on the west by Smith creek, r eiffhty acres, more or less. This the 10th day of March, 1899. R B. White, I. G, STAl NTO.' Attornev. M"! Executor's Notice. Letters testmpTitftrv rmin the entali1 Nancy K, Hicks, deceased, having th!? d.iy issued to me by the Clerk of the huperi'-r f,.r"' (!rt)nvi llu nnt.f all itu.artnB said estate are hereby notified to come mm iiinht i in 111 laie payment i' persons holding claims against said r-'aif present them to me within 12 uioi.ths i',,,U:.r! fltt nr tliiu imlifx. will Ih. il. art ill h?l' k1 J. N. JfAUCJii 1 1 - recovery March 8, 1899. mch.9 1)-
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