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THE KO.VNOKE BEACON,
Plvmcntu.N. 0.'
Sltpose their leaders who are ad
vising the negroes to leave North
Caroliua suggest that they go to
'New York to be with their North
ern friends who have go mneh to say
every time-there is a little trouble
'between the races down here.
' The fact that the joliccinen of
that city have a sworn understand
ing to kill oil tho gang if any police
man is killed, is pretty good pn.ro f
that their friends are all in the
North.
It was a horrible butchery of in
nocent and inoffensive men, and had
it occurred m the South, some Jew
cll woman would have gone to lec-
tnring about barbarity in the South.
In this issue will be found a re
port of the State Fanners Alliance
meeting held at Ilillsboro last week,
'which will be of interest to tho mem
bers of that order among our read
ers. '
In a personal letter from Editor
Poe, of The Progressive Farmer, he
says that he thinks this paper,
among others, was unfavorable to
the Alliance a few years ago. In
thi3 our esteemed brother is very
much mistaken. Of all classes of
;people the farmers have our best
.wishes and sympathy, and it is al
ways pleasing to us to know of any
legislation that is beneficial to them.
' When the Alliance began to lose
its identity by being absorbed by a
'political party that we considered
,'was only conceived by disgruntled
leaders to secure offices which neither
of the old parties would trust them
with, we were .unfavorable, not to
'the Alliance, but to the party that
was stealing its identity as an organ
ization for which' it was established.
We clip tho following article,
which is from the pen of onr towns
man, Hon. S. B. Spruill, from the
Raleigh News :;nd Observer:
What is the necessity of Senatorial
primaries to decide who shall be
Senator? The most ardent friends
of those gentlemen whose names
'have been prominently mentioned
for this position; if they will use
but ordinary discernment will'see at
a glance that the solid mass ot Dem
ocratic voters will support but one
man, and that man is North Caro
lina's great statcman and patriot,
the matchless organizer and leader
of his party, F. M. Simmons. When
three years ago he was made chair
man of the Democratic State Execu
tive committee, he found the "fu
sionist" in absolute control, his own
party depressed and disheartened by
recent overwhelming defeat, L'ut
with untiring energy and eminent
ability, he soon reorganized and en
thused tho Democracy and won a
victory, the most' notable in thj po
litical annals of this State. And
again in the recent great struggle
for White Man's Rule' it was his
consummate skill and tactics that
directed a campaign so as to bring
glorious success to" .his party, and
foreyer put at rest' the fear of "negro
domination." lie that wins his
spurs in such & field deserves his
knighthood. It has been euggested
that Carr, Waddell and Jarvis emu
late tho" patriotism cf Cuningham,
Justice and I)avidson in the guber
natorial nomination raco with ' Ay
sock. ' Bat Tvhethcr they do or not
tli3 eternal gratitude cf the rank and
hie -pf the Democratic party will
iompc! them to cast their vote for
rr it ;
STATE ALLIANCE'S
. STRONG STAND.
Hotter Schools, -Compulsory
Attendance ami Re
formatory. LEGISLATURE URGED
TO THESE REFORMS'
OFFICER"? KLRCTE1) CHILD LABOIt
IX F.4i;T0niKS COXDEMNKD-TIIB
C ft 1 E It O RO WIN O ElUTO K
POE ON ALLIANCE,
PRESENT AND EU
' XL' RE.
By request we publish the following ar
ticle - clipped, from the Raleigh Times-Visitor
of the lG'.h inst : ' .
Editor Poa of the Progressive Farmer.
an J; W. Denmark today returned from
Ilillsboro, where they attended the four
teenth annual soctuon of the North Carolina
Farmers' Alliance. The attendance was lar
ger than for the past two years. The ses
sion closed this morning at one o'clock.
The following officers were .elected : W. A.
Graham, president; J. T. Paschal, vice
president ; T. H. Parker, secretary an J
treasurer ; J. C. Baiu, of Cumberland, lec
turer ; J. M. Mitchell, of Wayne, wuistaut
lecturer; Prof. Jno. Giatatn and J. YV.
Denmark were elected on executive com
mittee. .
Part of the machinery in the shoo factory
at Ilillsboro has Leeu removed and it w ill
not be operated again for some firae at least.
Financially the order showed1 a gain of
$2,000 over two years ago and $1,800 over
iast year.- as balanced after paying all ex
penses. , Among the resolt;Hous passed wa
one thanking the press1' of the State for
publishing the address -isaaed by Messrs.
Graham,. Parker, Emery, Mitchell, Seawell
ana ilecuiug, regarding the aims aud ob
jects of the Alliance and inaugurating
more profitable system of 'farming and
protecting the agricultural interests. The
address was highly endorsed by the body.
The two most important ' fosolutions;
passed were r.8 follows :
"Whereas? the i.'orth Carolina Farmers
State Alliance has' been from tho time of
its foundation the earnest friend cf educa
tion, and whereas there is now imperative
necessity for greatar school advantages
within the borders of North Carolina than
ever before. Now be it
ltesolved, That tha Legislature of North
Carolina be and hereby is, petitioned
1st. T levy a special tax, under Article
J), Sec. 3, of the State Constitution, suffl'
cient to ruu cur public schools for four
months, and that iu addition the special
appropriation of $100,000 "be continued.
2. , To appropriate a sum sufficient for
the support of the State University, tire
Agricultural and Mechanical College, and
tli a State Normal and Industrial College
upon a permanent basis, such appropriation
to enable free tuition in those institutions
to be offered to every white student in
North Carolina.
2. To enact such la we as will coruoel
the attendance of all children, between the
ages of 7 and 15 upon the public schools.
4. To prohibit the employment of child
ren of immature age in manufacturing in
dustries.
. To establish reformatories for young
criminals. 1.
A retolution was passed on the death of
Ex-Governor Elias Carr, ez president of
tho State Alliance, also resolutions thank
ing Presidont Winston of the A, and M.
College for an excellent address before the
body, commending and endorsing the of
ficial organ. The Progressive Farmer, and
its non partisan policy, and appointing a
committee to confer with the -A. and M.
College authorities about the education at
lhe college of practical and theoretical
farmers.
President Graham was detained at home
by illness in his family. The Alliance will
put additional lecturers in the field and
hope to doubls the membership during
this year.
The Alliance also decided to offer a num
ber of premiums for agricultural displays
at the State Fair in October.
Editor Poe of The Progressive Farmer,
when asked about the present and future of
the order, said : "I never care to reler to
the politics of Alliance officials,-as such
matters are not considered in their selec
tion, but to show the falsity of the' preju
dice of some-, it may be well to say that the
president and trustee, the secretary treas
urer, and S'.ute business agent, and assistant
lecturer are all infiueutial Democratic far,
mera, whilo the remaining offices are filled
by wide-awake farmers and educators, . be
longing to other parties or none. The
prejudice agiiinst the Alliance is rapidly
dying out and the outlook fdjr re-organization
is very bright. Democrats, Populists,
Prohibitionists and Republicans attended
the State meeting, all -orfced in harmony
aud devoted themselves to the agricultural
and educational lines along which the Al
liance will, work, aud all will assist ia tbe
re or?anization to be effected this fall aud
winter. I
Chills, fevers and ni'rilaria yield to
Roberts' Cuill Tonic if you get: the
genuine, with: red cro8 on the label. 25c.
per bottle. Money back if it fails. W. C.
Ay era , ' aug 31
Women have few sorrows which a new
shirt w.ai.st will not soothe.
There are no better pills made than De
Witt's itlo Early liisers. Always prompt
aud certain, Plymouth Drug Co., and lio-
rer Store Co,
Many a silent throbbing com beats b
neath a nice dress boot.
Discovered by a Woman.
Another great discovery has been made,
and that too, by a lady in this, country.
"Disease fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven, years she withstood its severest
tests, but her vital organs were undermined
aud death seemed imminent. For three
mouths she coughed incessantly, ttnd
could not sleep. . She finally discovered a
w ay to recover, by purchasing of us a bot
tle of Dr. Kind's New Discovery for C-jn-eumption,.
and was so much relieved on
taking first dose. . tbntt she nlept all night ;
and with two bottles, has iwix nis"ltiteiy
eared. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lntz "
Thus writes W. C. llamnick & Cc.,of
Shelby, N. C .Trial bottles free at Plym
outh Drtm Store. Kentvar size 5(o. aud
1.01),. Every pottle guaranteed. , : 4
If necessity is the mother ofinverition
and also the father oflie, how aiv ve to
determine the sex r. .
The laws of health require that the bow
els move ouco each day and one of the
penalties for violating this law is piles.
Keep your bowels regular ,l:y taking a dose
of Chamberlain's Stomach uud Liver Tab.
lets when necessary and you will uever
have that severe punishment inflicted upon
you. t rice, :. cents, i'or sale uy nynioum
Drug Co., and lioper Store Co. w
If you want auv attention paid to your
advice, put on your Sunday clothes whoh
you give it. .
The Bekt Puksckii tion for Chilis
and Fever is a bottle of Guovk'h Tasteless
Ci:iLL Tonic. It is simply iron and epiiuiue
iti a tasteless form, ho cure no pay.
Price, 50c. mar 1-ly
Honest ducks dip their heads under we.
ter in order to InpwdtUe thuir little bills. . .
The Appetite of a. CJoat
Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
Stomach mul Liver f ro out of order.- All
such should know .that Dr.- King's New
Jjite nils, me vouueriui.. ruomueu aim
T,ivfir liemedv. cues a si.'lendid annetite.
sound digestion and a regular bodily habit
tuct insures peucct neann ami pj-eai en
ergy. Only 25c. at Plymouth Drug-Co 4
Schekibb Dey lls been appointed Turk
ish Minister to Uie United States.in place
cf Ali Ferrouh ley, recalled. ; t . '
The law hoklrfbotli maker aTid circulator
ct a counterfeit elually Liiilty. The dealer
who sells you a dangerous counterfeit of
JeVitt's Witch Hazel fciulve risks your
Jife to make'a little larger pro.it. You can
not trust him. DeWitt's is. the only genu
ine and original Witch Haze' Salve, a well
kuowu cure fpr piles aud all skin diseases.
See that you dealer gives you DeWitt'c
Salve. Pl-'mor.th Drug Co , aud ltopsr
Store Co. . .
Senator Tillman aud the preachers cf
South Carolina are having a bitter peisomd
tight over tbe liquor question.
Tt lina liofrn rifjmnri etri tiiil hv rYnpriflnc
that consumption can be prevented by the
early use o! :Uue Minute Oongh Cure. This
is the lavonce remeay ior cougns, coias,
croup, asthma, grippo aud. . all thioat aud
lung troubles. Ciurei quickly. Plymouth
Drug Co., and lioper Store. Co.
The question is not what we can do but
what we ought to do. W. J. .Bryan.
A Minister's Good Work.
"I had a severe attack of bilious colic,
got a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Choi
era aud Diarrhoea Remedy, took two doses
aud was entirely cured,"' says ltev. A. A.
Power, of Emporia, Kan. "My neighbor
across the 6treet was sick for ovor a week,
had two or three bottles of medicine from
the doctor. lie used them for three or four
days without relief, then, called in another
doctor who treated him for some days and
gave him no relief, so discharged him.
weut over to see him thenext morning. He
said his bowels were in, a .terribie fix, that
they had been running off so long that it
was almost bloody flux. 1. asked mm if he
had tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea ltemedy and he said, 'No.' I went
home and brought him my bottle and gave
him oue dose ; told him to take another dose
in fifteen or twenty minutes if he did not
find relief, but he took no more and was
entirely cured." For sale by Plymouth Drug
Co., and Koper Store Co.
The fellow who is-forever getting left is
the oue who talks most about his rights.
What most peopla want is something
mud and gentle, when in need of a physic.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
fill the bill to a dot. They are easy ts take
and pleasant in effect. For sale by Plymouth
Drug Co., and lioper hto-re Co.
If some people only knew how little they
know they wotildn t talk so muoh.
FREE BLOOD AND SKIN'CURE.
An OiFEK PEOVINC Faitii.
Ulcers, Eating Sores, Gfchoer, Scrofula,
Itching Skin, Scabs and Sda.es of Eczema,
Achs and Pains iu bones,' back or joints,
Syphilitic Blood Poison, Kotten Gums and
Chronic Khenmatism, and all obstinate,
deep-seated Blood troubles, are quickly
cured by takiug a few large bottles of Bot
anic Blood Balm. Ve challenge the ;vorld
for a case of Blood Diseasa that Botanic
Blood Balm will not cure. The cures are
permanent and not a patchingup. Is your
Blood Thin ? Skin Pale ? All Kun Down ?
As Tired iu the morning as when you went
to bed ? Pimples ? Boils ? Swollen Glands
or Joints? Catarrh? Putrid Breath ? Erup
tions ? Soreu in Month or Throat ? If so,
your Blood U Bad. Blood Balm will make
the Blood Pure and Kich, Ileal every Sore,
Stops the Aches and Pains, Builds up the
broken down body, aud iuvigcrate the old
aud weak. Botanic Blood Balm, the only
perfect Blood Purifier made. Sold at Drug
Stores. $1.00 per large bottle, including
complete directions To prove our faith in
Blood Balm a trial bottle given away to
seffcrers. For free trial bottle, address
BlOod Balm Co., -Atlanta, Ga. Don't hesi
tate, but write at once describing trouble,
and free personal medical advice given.
Biood Balm (B.B.B.) Cures when all else
fails. Thoroughly tested for .'50 years. Over
3,f00 voluntary testimonials of cures by
nsing B. B, B. Sold by Plymouth Drug
bA(oj!0)U
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you cat.
It artificially digests the food and aids
Nature in strengthening and reebe
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. It is the latest discovereddigest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it ire efficiency. It in
stautly relievesand permanently cures
JDyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache, Gastralgla.Crampsand
all other results of imperfect digestion.
Price 50c. and $L Large size contains 24 times
small size. Bookallaboutdyspepsiamailedfrtje
Prepared by E. C DeWITT A CO.. Cblcaflo-
.l Plymouth Dru, Co.y'nud lioper Store Co
PEIMARY SCHOOL,
iW JMrss Lizzie Go k let,
will open its Fall Swsion
Monday, Sept. 3, 1900-
As ' iii the past, r ' will give all pu
pils rarefnl attention.
Rates Moderate. Room Comfort
able. ; ''
Your patronage will be highly
appreciated.
MISS LIZZIE GOELET.
-CALL ON'-
" FOR 'FINE
Heavy and Fancy Family Groceries,
Fruits, Confectioneries, Canned Goods,
Vegetables, &c.
1 keep constantly on hand a full aud
well selected stock ol everything in the
grocery line needed for family use. Ho
shoddy, shop- worn goods ; everything
fresh and sweet.
When you leave home with an order for
groceries, don't fail to call 0:1 :ne ; you get
your money's worth of fresh goods every
time, and your patronage yill be appre
ciated. ? ;
In the rear of my store I have opened a
first-class Saloon, where gentlemen can en
joy a social glass of the best of Wines or
Liquors, and Ret as good a smoke as can
be had in- the city. Everything is kept
quiet and orderly, and no lady' need hesitate
entering the grocery store that would en-'
ter a dry goods store uext doer to a saloon.
Y Yours to please,
oc 11-tf J. L. SAVAGE.
IN". 'J3 KAG-ER,
IS HEADQUARTERS
FOR MUSICAL GOODS,
the only house in town where you
will find all kinds of musical instru
ments from c Jew's harp up to the
very latest,-' the Columbia Zither
which any child can play, and the
Columbia Graphophone which makes
speeches, sings songs a;ul plays band
pieces. Records and talking machi
nes in stock and for sule.
I have also added a flold and Sil
ver plating department for plating
Watches, jewelry and Silverware.
liEPAIRING of all kind done on Short
" ftOTICE, and satisfaction guaranteed.
GO TO
IL E." McCABE'S
For Heavy and Fanfty Groceries,
Notions, Fruits, Confection
eries, &c, &c.
I also keep a First-class Restau
rant, where yOu can get as good a
meal for the xaoney as anywhere'in
town. I,: 1
Added to this I keep nice, clean
rooms to let to lodgers at reasonable
rates. ' ' 1
We keep on hand, aud make to order,
underclothing of all description, for ladies
aud gents. Give ns a call when in need of
anything in th;3 line. i
Don't forget to call on me when
in town. M. E. McCABE.
Washington St., near livery stables.
Mid-Summer
Glearaiice 55 silo
AT
MRS. J. F. YEAGEES
Prices that speak to the Point-
General JJark Down on all clas
ses of goods. Space insufficient
to enumerate all the induce
ments held out. Below are a few:
PAliASOLS. Prices on all fancy'' ;
parasols reduced to original costi
LAWNS and Organdies at re
duced prices. ' 1 :'
U NDERW EAR. Lad ies', ChilcJ
ren's and Infants' gauze vests' at
reduced Prices.
EMBROIDERIES. All-over ed-
X'irra i ncni'h no clinirf n?irla "full
lpngth, wide and narrow widths,
Trimmings' and Laces, allat great
ly red need prices. 5"'
WHITE GOODS. India Lawns,
white Organdies and 'Picjuci !ut
very low prices.
I am closing out my stock of
trimmed millinery, sucli as hats and
bonnets, at wholesale cost. ;
No shop worn or old stock in my
store. All new goods, bought this
season. Now is the time to take ad
vantage of these special low prices.
ASK FOR THE'
fori
1 ' mk
m l TT m l
0 j lj 1 J j I 0 .
Clearance Sale
Is now going on at Horutha
For tlie next '
30 days I will
sell all my sum
mer goods, such
as Lawns, Or
gaudies. White
goods, Swisses,
Underwear,
Slippers, straw
hats, etc., at and
below cost, to
make room tor
fall gpQds.
I OVER
I SflOE
III'
I., P. lIRWTIIAIi
'
SHOE
roR men!
iwfiil
I SHOE I
Now if you are
in want of any:
thing in the
hove lines you
will do well hy
coming here tq
buy, as thesq
goods will hei
closed out, re
gardless of costt
Wc still liaye a good
supply, of tlio celebrated
lines of Hannan & Son and
''Walk-Over" S h o e's on
hand. Prices and toes fq
suit all, ,
Respectfully,
1
(
Co ie -iy
MRS. J. F. EAGER.