ot 'fihaa. .B. Aycoc anl other Jperaoeratic candidates will speak .in the .Court .House ,lierp pn Monday night, ivla.y-7fh at 4 oNolock. .Tell, ypnr eighp.
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v Plymouth, N. 0.
THE WHITE MAM'S
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TICKET.
FOR STATE OFFICERS.
For Governor :
CHAS. B. AYCOCk:, of Wayue.
For Lieut, Governor :
W. D. TURNER, of Iredell.
For Secretary of State : '
J. BRYAN GRIMES, of Pitt.
' For State Auditor :
B. F. DIXON, of Clevelaud.
' For State Treasurer:
B. R. LAOY, of Wake.
For Attorney General:
It. D. GILMER, of Haywood.
For Supt. Public Instruction:
TOONE, of Robeson.
For Couiuaissioner of Agriculture :
' S. L, PATTERSON, Caldwell.
For Bureau of Labor and Statistics :
BONNER, of '
For Corporation Commissioners ;
R. L. RODGERS, of Macon. '
PRANK McNEAL, of New Hanover.
FOR COUNTY OFFICERS.
For Representative:
THOS. W. BLOUNT.
For Sheriff:
W. J. JACKSON.
For Treasurer : '
M. M. ALEXANDER.
For Register of Deeds1:
F. E. JOHNSTON.
For Coroner :' '
B. S. LUCAS.
The time lias come when each and
every man must think for himself,
unci not only think for himself but
net for himself and all future 'g3'ie
iMtions, forever. We speak jn refer
bnce to the coming 'electio'ii' which
must decide whether or notour State
shall be ruledlby the white man, a3
si legacy left him by our forefathers,
or by the ignorant negro voter and
his doodle bosses.
Which shall it be, White Supre
macy or negro domination ?
It behooves us as white men, as
men with children growing' up to
take our places, to strain every nerve
to place the white man in authority,
now that the opportunity presents
itself, eo that we may pass our de
clining years in peace, free from the
domineering insolence of ignorant
jicgro rule., and dying have our
children' bless us for frpeing them
from this mighty thraldoin, instead
of heaping curses upon our memory
for what we' might have done but
ilid not; '" : ' ' 1 :
Our worthy Chairman, Hon. F.
31. Simmons,' is urging every lover
of White Supremacy to 'contribute
What he can for this cause. It takes
'money to furnish literature tq '"be
distributed1 among the masses; 'such
literature as will make the proposed
ponstytutional Amendment under--J-pame.'1
.' ii'very AVhite man in the
V jfiu that' is ba understood ' and
' j;--1 ortiori there is not
Murphy fn Matu
sent him to the best advantage,' so
open' your ' pocket-books and give
something. No matter how poor
you are, if you are a white man and
wish to see y6ur State in the hands
of honest white men, you will try
and do something."
The time is close at hand and the
best pltl' we can suggest i's to 'form
clubs, "and form them at once, and
in every 'neighborhood;' make up
what you eau and place it 'where ' it
will do the most good, not forgetting
to inform yourself along this lino,
so that whM you meet a man op-
powed to the amendment you will bo
able to enlighten him on the subject.
Our county candidates we are
sure arc aoing ail tney can lor this
noblo cause. Mr. Thos. W. Blount,
bur candidate for Representative.
we know is leaving no stone unturn
ed for' the cause of White Supre
macy and we would that we had
more like him, in the county and
State. ' lie is the most zealous man
and best Democrat in the county,
and when" he goes to Raleigh next
winter, if the other counties are one-
half as well represented as Washing
ton will be, we can thank God and
rest easy.
It isiiow only three months to the
August election, so bo up and do
ing. We are not able to1 do mucb
but we are going to do all within
our power. Mr. onnnipns has kincl-
y consented to send us each'week
white supremacy matter enough to
fill all our available space, and we
e going to nse it. Next week we
are going to publish the Amendment,
as proposfd' so that those who are
not familiar with it may become so,
then we shall publish each week
stich niatter as the most able man in
the State may select and send us,
and we want every white man iu the
county to read what we publish, and
to " do this vre make the following,
proposition : If you are interested In
the matter and want to dd'some
thing to help it along, send ' us one
dollar and sis name'sof men who do
hot take the"paper, and we will send
it to them three months; for two
dollars send 12 names, and so on; or
for five dollars send 35 namesY of for
ten' dollars send' 75 names. ' This
barely pays for the paper, and we do
the printing and mailing free.
: By formiug clubs you can easily
place the paper in the hands of every
white man in the county and at very
little cost, individually. If you are
a subscriber yourself and' are not
willing to spend anything for this
cause, will you not get a postal card
and send the names of say six men
in yonr neighborhood that you think
should read upon White Supremacy?
It will only cost you one cent and
we will seid all the papers we can
possibly pay for out of our own
pocket, and wilt thank yon for your
trouble. Please don't wait: send
the names at once, for time is short.
Story 5f a Slave.
5.' ' 1
To be bound hand and foot for years by
the chains of disease is the worst form of
slavery. George D. Williams, of Manches
ter, Mich., tells how such a slave was made
free. He Bays : "My wife has been so help
less for. five years that she could not turn
over in bed alone. After using two bottles
of Electric Bitters, she is wonderfully im
proved and' aula to go her own work.'
This supreme 'remedy: for" female diseases
quickly curee nervousness sleep! esn ess,
melancholy, headache, backache1, : fainting
aud dizzy spells. This miracle Working
medicine is a godsend to eak, sickly, run
down people. Every bottle guaranteed.
Only 50 cents. Sold by Plymouth Drag
Co. 6
Tho careful housewife doesn't want
carpet that can't be beaten. -.v.- ;
Wnoormo Cough.
. I had a little toy who was nearly dead
from an attack of whooping cough. My
neighbors recommended Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. I did not think that -any
medicine would help him, but after giving
hiiu a few doses of that remedy I noticed
au improvement, and one bottle cured him
entirely. It' i the best Cough medicine I
ever had in tbe house. J. L. Moore,
South Burgetutown, Pit For sale by al!
druggists i n , . . .
The man who lives
must feel like sixty.
to be threescore
I have been a sufferer from chronic diar
rhoea ever since tbe war aud have coed1 ail
kinds of medicines for it. At last I found
one remedy that has beek a' -success as a
cure, and that is Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and-'Diarrhoea Remedy. P. E.
Gkisham, Gaars Mills, La. For sata by
all drupel . .-. : .
pi ISP T -.ihim j wwy
next Movents i.-
by thtfkuh on a husband
-t c
""M'tP:
Superior Court Proceedings.
The following Mate cases were
disposed of at tho Spring term of
the Superior Court for Washington
couuty, jn; (J., which convened on
Monday April 23,' 1900 with Judge
Albert JL. Coble, presiding : '
1. State vs Jas Richmond, Br. and Jr.,
and Jordau Wright, larceny, continued
"2. State vs Be'nj W Lewis, a d w, rec
pgnlzed for oofct. Off ' .
" 3. State vs ChasFenner, assault, judg
ment U months in lail. uominisdiouers to
hire out
' ,4. State vs Wm Carter, false pretense,
jury verdict guilty, judgment 1 year in
penitentiary ; .
5.. State vs Amelia Roberts, larceny, not
a true bill --' '
6. - State TS Lizzie Pool, retailing liquors
wuuoui license, not a true uut - .
7. State vs Addison Everett, a d w, con
tinued lor deft - ... v
8.' State" vs W L Cornstalk, larceny and
receiving, uol pros with' leave -
9. State s Robt H Taylor, assault,
capias
10. State vs L L Owens and Jas Man
ley; a d w, dejt Owens called and failed,
judgment nisi soi fa and capias, deft Man
ley guilty, judgment suspended upon pay
ment of cost -.:
11. State vs Arthur Lee, a d w, deft,
plead guilty, judgment $5 fine and cost -
12. State'va Herman Everett, c e w.
deft plead guilty, judgment suspended
upon payment of cost
13. State vs Herman Everett, a d w.,
same as No. 12 . .
14, State vs O C Byrum, simple misde
meanor, not true bill. On niotiou of So
licitor' ordered -that J S Tarkenton be
marked as prosecutor and taxed with cost.
Said Turkouton paid cost
15. State vs Bruce Webb aud M L.
Ainsley, a d w, jury verdict, deft Ainsley
not guilty, deft vVebb guilty, judgment $i
jSma.and cost
If.' State va Frank BJouat, injuring real
estate, cbtitinuea for deft
17. State vs Levi Charles and Albert
Ange, trespass, jury verdict not guilty
18. State vs Milliard Knight, removing
crop, continued for State, d It recognized.
l'J. State vs Grant Cheusou, a d w.,
juy verdict guilty, judgment in Jail with
leave'of Commissioners to tire out '
20. State ;Vfl": Wnt' PrtVbu'iini Henry
AHep, a d w, judgment $5 fine' each deft,
and one-half cost
21. State vh Jno M Leary, c o w, uot a
true bill
22. Stale vs Jacob Hunter and Jno M.
Leary, a d' w -deit Hunter plead guilty,
verdict, deft Leary gnilty'i judgment, -each
deff fined f 5 aud one-half cost
23. Stale rs'" Jno""Satterfield, laroeny,
jury verdiot not guilty
' 24. State vs Jno' Moore, larceny, not a
tree bill .. , , .. .
25:' state vs Wm Puckstt, laceay, nol
pros ' '''''"' ' "f
' '26. state vs W T Ward, a d w, not a
true bill " '
27. state vs Wm James, a d w, deft, not
guilty '
-1 '28. state va Jno J Rowe, false pretense,
nol pros with leaytf
29. state vs Alfred Gr.a,y. a d w, deft,
pleads guilty, judgment;sUSpetldei upon
payment of cost .
- 30. state vs Juo Brown, larceny, deft,
pleads guilty, judgment 1 year in peuiten
tiary SI. state vs VV 1 Ward, e c w, delt.
pleads guilty, judgment suspended upon
payment of cost, -
32: state yi Eli Jones and A G Atkin
soo o w., defts! pleach guilty, judgment
suspended upon payment of cost
33. state vs Jno Brown, larceny, deft,
plead guilty, judgment suspended
34. state vs Jno Brown, escaping from
officer, deft plead guilty, judgment suspen
ded, - '
Reaiarkaijljj Rescue.
Mrs. Michael ' Curtain,' Plaiufield, III.,
makes the Btatemcnty that she caught cold,
which settled on'lier lungs ; she was treat
ed for a mouth by her family physician,
but grew worse. He told her she was a
hopeless victim of consumption and that
no' medicine could cure her. Her druggist
suggested Dr, King's New Discovery for
Consumption; she bought a bottle and to
her delight found herself benefitted from
first dose, he oontiuued its use and after
feihirj-g six bottle's, found herself sound and
Well'; now does her own housework, and is
as well as she ever was. Free trial bottles
of this Grest Discovery at Plymouth Drug
Store. Only r0 cents and $1.00, every bot
tle guaranteed. ti
IMPORTANT' 'TO TEACHERS
AND TIIOSE WISHING UNI
VERSITY Instruction.
UNIVERSITY SUMMER SCHOOL
FOR
; TEACHERS.
The seventh session will'begin June 12th
next and continue tor four weeks The
fatwilty will include more than twenty emi
nent instructors;' There will be daily in
struction ia"t-ho best methods of teaching
all of the ' branches taught i the leadiug
public And private schools, High Schools
and Academies in the Sooth. Since its es
tablishment six years auo, the University
Summer Sdhool has easily miked with the
best Summer Schools of the Country. 'The
advantages of this year will "surpass those
of former years', - ;''
Another Forward Movement at the
1 1 University. ''
This year fur the first liiiie iu its history,
the University will have 'a Summer Term
this year, and offer ' '
20 REGULAR UNIVERSITY COURSES.
Many a teacher desiring to pursue an ad
vanced course during his vacation, many 8
college student- Who : wishes to-carry on1 his
studies during the Kummer months and
thus hasten his graduation, and many men
and women who can attend college jor the
University only dunug June, -July and
August will learn gladly of this new de
parture. " ' ' ti'-x
: -Members of the Summer School during
the four weeks it is in session, may at'teud
the Summer Term classes free'of charge
For circulars giving full information as
to tuition, board, and courses of study,
Le44r- President Aldebman,
ox MCS. Noble,'
Superintendent cf thj"Uuiversity
Summer School,
; -- -.' Chapel Hill, N. C.
"1jkably
jLus.-
Bismarck's Iron Nerve ,
Was the result of his splendid health
Indomitable will and ' tremendous energy
are not found where btomaoh, Liver, Kid
Leys and Bowels fere out of order. . If you
want these quahttea ana tne success they
bring, use Dr. King's New Life Pills. They
develop every power of brain and body.
uniy too. ai nymoutn urug store, z o
Even tbe musical composer ia sometimes
unable to meet his own notes.
Bobbitta' Chill Pills are the best. Cost
less than e,nv other chill and fever remedy
aud the are guaranteed to cure, or your
money back. Fnce 25c. per bottlo. Drug
gists. For sale in Plymouth by Luther
Harrison. nep 2'J-om
WANTED-SEVERAL BRIGUT AND nONEST
lersona to represent us-as Manager tn this
and clote by counties. 'Salary a year and ex
penses, btraignt, bona-iide, no more, no luia u alary,
Fosinoa permanent, tinr re faiences, any banX In
any town. It la mainly oft1c"work conducted at
home. Returenco., Enclose lelf-addressed atamped
envelope. tsis uokiniok uoxpan. Dept. s.
Chicago,
ecp.l9-iJ6t
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I wish to tell all my friends and
customers that 'I have just received
the largest and most complete stock
of - '- "
TJILLINERy
I have eyer carried. I have every
thing in HATS' and BONNETS to
suit young and old.
I have everything in up to-dato
styles in millinery goods, and buy
ing for cash, I can sayp vou 25 per
cent, on EVER? pOLLAR you
spend with me. Seeing is believing;
come to-day and be conyinced.
" " ' ' MRS. A. M. AYERS.
20 YEARS
EXPERIENCE IN
F$UIT GROWING '
' ING ALL THE LE
TEST-
LEAD
ING VARIETIES.
. .... IV .
F. R. Johnston, grower and dealer in
Fruit Trees of all ' kinds Best and safest
varieties of Apples, Pears, PeachesJ Plums,
Grapes, Rasberries," Strawberries, Black
berries' and NuP Trees,'' Evergreens and
Ornamental Trees ol all kinds. Very latest
French Roses, Maid of Honor, pewey,
American Beauty, Bride, White Mamonon
Coquette, Tree Roses, fec. Hydranga,
Fringe and all kinds of Shrubs ; Amplt6-
lop'sis, Clematis, Honeysuckle and .U other
climbers and cveepors. Satisfaction guar
anteed both in price, quality, &o. Corre
spondence solicited. ' 1 ' '
" 'F. R. JOHNSTON,
mar20-lm Plymouth, N.' C.
RS. J. F.iYEAGER'S
Spring Announcement.
-op-
MILLINERY GOODS.
Wo have displayed a great line 01
Fashionable llillinery, etc.
You are requested to call and ex
amine our styles in Hats, etc., and
compare prices with others.
t have this season added to my
stock a complete line of Press goods,
Linings! etc. ' '
Miss Minnie Ienpey of Baltimore,
is again in charge cj the trimming
department, which guarantees to all
lovers of style perfect satisfaction..
If you want Millinery, Dress goods,
Linings, Neckwear, or anything to
be found in a first-class millinery
store, call on
MRS. J. F. YE AG EH.
-GO TO-
II E McCABE'S
For Heavy' and"N"Fancy Groceries,
.Notions, 'ipruits, Confection
' "" : eries, &c, &c.
I also Iteep a First-class Restau
rant,' iyhere you can get as good, a
m!e'al for" the money as anywhere iri
town. .......
Added to this I keep nice, ;lean
rooms to let to lodgers at reasonable
rates. '
Don't forget to call on me when
in town. M. E. McCABE.
Washington St., near liyery stables.
V ik is 2
Spring and tapmer
Is now complete, and we xa
yite all ladies coming to tPWB
to drop in and glance over our
stock, and hay -will see w
have one of lie cheapest a4
Tbjsst selected stocks to be tound
in Plymouth.
Our stppk pf
is in and are pronounced by tbe ladies wbo
jbave seen tbera to be tbe prettiest tbey hfye
seen in town. Wo bave all fjbo tnew Pastel statics in
woolen goods and baye $&in all' in separate 'paitern,
any lady can buy jie're and know sbe will not get
are 141? preitiesc we nave iiaa ana prices to suit ,aii.
Our Silk Departijient
is full and overflowing with $1 ie nw ays .ancj
colorjngs and priori are w.a
Our Crepous for skirts
thinking of buying a . n ice crepon skp-(t jtbis eason will
do well to call and see our lino before buying as we
have the newest weaves in
Our Hamburg
partment is full and complete with all the newest
stuffs in Ruffling. Tucking and allover lace appleque and
everytbirig'that is new tbis
low others, as we fought
advance, and can sell tuem
those bought regular.
We also bought our Piques and White Goods before the advance
and can save you money on any of theso goods. Any lady will do
well to buy their outfit from us this season. We hare the goods to
suit, and prices as low as the lowest.
Qur HQE DEPARTMENT is n complete, with tyg
Pelebrated lines of Geo. E. Keith Co., 3.50 Wallf-Qyers, and Han
nan & Son's $5.00 for Men, aucj tjie Kvipiendorf, rittman Co., anj
Queen Quality for Ladies, wich is the best lines ot Shoes tljat
comes South. Every pair guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction pr,
money refunded. ' '
OUR CLOTHING is the best we have ever ha anfl jf yon fa
ten in suit tiis season you will do we to examine our stoc
before you buy, as we are sure we can please you boh in goods a
prices. We have a complete line of everything that is kept in,
first-class dry goods store. If you can't come send ns yonr prert.
Wo pay special attention o mail orders.
EespeQtfuUy,
Ii. P. HORNTHA.ir .
Ladieis Pine
mm
down low.
are very pretty and price?
them and prices to beat a JI,
and Lace fper
season antj prices way be
4Qur 'Hamburgs before tpe
$ i& ppy cent. Ie8 than
tpi
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