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TIIE ASIIEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN M ON" DAY, JILY IT, 1. ,3. The Ashcvillc Citizen. BT THE CITIZEN COMPANY. hverv Afternoon txcipt Sunday One Tear ....14.00 f 11 Months I-M Thit Months 1.00 Oi-e Month, In advance . One v .elc. to carriers ! Ths Beml-Weekly Cltlien is Issued Tuesdays and Fridays. In advance, II. MONDAY,. JULY 18, 1900, Remember, white voter, that there la to be an entirely new registration this year. If you do not register your vote will never get Into the box. If the allied troop ever get near enough to Pekln they will break In, or aomtbody will have to give a reason. "Democratic Perfidity," The Hickory Press took The Cltlsen to task recently concerning "Cltch er's Pastorla" and In the same issue poke of Democratic "perndlty." We were at Urns to know where the Ca tawba county stalwart found this new word. We knew that It had no place In our old Blueback, but with this came the disquieting thought that per haps "perndlty" had been coined Ince the days of the birch rod and had escaped our notice. The Btatesvllle Landmark, however, Clears up the mysjery. It says that when Adams, the Republican candi date for governor, spoke In Btatesvllle he worked himself up and referred to the Democratic handbook as " a record of the perfidlty of the Democratic par ty." It aeems more than likely that the esteemed Press has Wen sitting at the feet of learnlng-r-thaf Is to say, Judge Adams and heard him dis course on the "perndlty" of the 'Dem ocrats. The word sounded large and pleasing to the Press, and It pounced Upon It. Il felt that the word was good, because Its chieftain had used It, and anything good enough for Adams was good enough for the Press. Abe Mtddleton should have a bit of anti-amendment literature prepared In nrder to net Adams' "pernuity into h innu nii;n. It ouuht to prove a great vote-getter. It will soon be time for the Republi can cumiiuian managers to start up some of the Idle mills for campaign purposes. The prosperity cry Is grow ing weak, and Doctor Hanna and his famous soup must soon be called In to give aid. Just four words to the white men of Ashevllle: Hesister, register, register today. The White Man's Duty, The campaign that Is drawing to Close is one of the most momentous In the history of North Carolina. I'pon the nsult depenus the peace and thu happiness und the prospurUy of the people of the state. There can be no abiding peuce for them so long as at regular Intervals the negro question nrn.i eniiie uu to harrass them. There can be no undisturbed happiness for them so long us there Is any possibil ity of the negro party getting Into power and giving the negro un exag gerated idea of his importance, a thing that is always attended by evil results. There can be no full meas ure of prosperity for them so long as the best manhood of the Old North Btate must spend n part of Its time In aMltm off the evil that threatens and will continue to threaten so long us the Ignorant ami vicious of the negro race are allowed to be a factor In state polities. The proposed suffrage amendment Offers a settlement of the vexed ques tion, once adopted U will become a fixture In the law of North Carolina. The Republican know, or ought to know, that It Is constitutional, other wise they would not be howling them selves hoarse In opposition to it. They know, or ought to know, that It will disfranchise the Ignorant and the Ir responsible among the blacks, und that It will not disfranchise any white .nan. But If the white men of North Car olina want to take the negro out of politics, they must do it with their Votes. And .they cannot vote on the question unless they are registered. There remain only a few d.iys in which they may register, and If thisi ,11 Importnnt nint-ter Is neglected they ' ill find when too late that they e n Bot have n hand In the adoption of the t amendment, it Is the duty of every friend of white supremacy to register. . Jhe time to register Is right now, while you think of it. No better evidence of bud Judgment on the Part of Republican t'halvman A. E. llolton could be given than his having the Winston registrars arrest ed. If there la one thing that the people Of North Carolina detest It Is federal Interference wliTi 'elections. This not on the part of Holtou will curry Forsyth county Democratic and make 10,000 Democratic votes for the amendment In the state, Prostituting Unionism. The Mill News, a paper published at Charlotts in the interest of mill work men In that part of the Ute. sounds a note of protest In an editorial head ed "A devilish scheme exposed." The ... f . . i "The Mill JCew Is recognised by all , j a strictly non-pouttr il paper, and , as such we have ever stood aloof from saying anything on the subject of the proposed constitutional amendment. There Is. however, one feature of the campaign now being waged against tb amendment about which we feel cfillwd upon to speak out without fur ther delay. Within the past few months men have been quietly at work in a number of the villages of the manu facturing cities of the state under fne guise of labor union organizers and with credentials appearing to be all right as such, but It has recently crime to our knowledge that they are spend ing a large share of their time and us ing their influence against the amend ment." After declaring that he has proof convincing that the principles of un ionism are being prostituted, the editor of the Mill News continues: "C. P. Davis, High Point, Is state or ganizer. We are reliably Informed that he Is actively opposing the constitu tional amendment. He v. Mr. Parker of Kandleman. another organizer and president of the union at that place. Is flghtlng the amendment. Mr. Hell, from Lexington, an orgauU-r who has been operating In this section for the past six weeks, a man of very unsavory reputation. Is strongly anti-amendment. Mr. O. W. Bowman of Gastonla, president of the Gastonla union, an or ganizer and a local politician, is also anti-amendment. Mr. Ed. Fesperman of Charlotte, another organizer and editor of the Southern Workman, came out last week In a two-column editorial In his paper against the amendment; he having worn a 'White Supremacy' button up to a short time ago notwith standing. Mr.-J. C, Meeklns, a politi cian and lawyer at Greensboro, a strong anti-amendment advocate, seems to be the power behjnd the throne, and his checks have been in ev idence In this section recently. "With these facts we are force 1 io tin conclusion that the mesent Oi-ga1-Izntfor movement Is a political scheme, pure and simple, that the principles of true unionism are being polluted. Its alms diverted." If the News Is certain of Its ground, and It speaks most positively, then un ionism is in a fair way to be crippled within its own ranks. The Citizen profoundly regrets the determination of our esteemed contem porary, the Charlotte Observer, to finally abandon the national Deniocru- j cy. We had hoped that Brother Cald- ' well would be able to Ignore minor ! points of difference and Bupport the ; Democratic nominees on the para- i mount Issue of the campaign. We have , full faith In the sincerity of the convic tions which impel him to the opposite ' course, but we are none the less con- 1 vlnced that he Is In error, and we are 1 equally convinced thiU, sooner or later, he will see and acknowledge It. : Only this week remains In which you may register. White man, do your duty. The Democrats of Madison county have nominated "Big Tom" Frlsbee for the office of sheriff. What u terror to the lawbreakers of that county he would be! Standing something less than 10 feet In his stocking, built In proportlMii from head to heel, a trained wiestler and all 'round athlete, with the strength of a giant and the courage of tb. bravest marf, " Tom'' Frls bee ought to, make the ideal sheriff. And If he once started "up on Laurel" after some of the men who do their killing on Sunday there would be a lively hiding out of the lawless In those parts. Here's to "Hlg Tom" Frlsbee, every time. WITH THE BRETHREN, TRotMU.Ks OF HIS OWN. From the lirevard News. The News otTlce hus been a ill lc ted with a breakdown this wecT fur Washington hand press "busted Its hller" and left a very large chunk broken off "In the slot," which had to be drilled out In order to make room for the "next run." We consulted all the blacksmiths In town, the plumber at The Franklin, and. finally. Engineer Piper of the Transylvania railroad acted as doctor and reduced the frac ture. We called Into requisition the Toxaway company, railroad company, water works, fire department, chief of police, Hida fountain (to keep us cool), the devil and a few cuss words before the Job was completed, but It is done, and w ill not break again in some time. In this connection wo would like to say If you have a piece of machinery which needs repair Piper is the man to call on. It will be mended riant be fore he quite It DKTF.STAIU.K. From the Mt. Airy News. If there Is one thing that we detest more than almost any other thing it Is! to see a mother teaching her Innocent children to shun poor children. In- j stead of teaching them that all hon est, decent people must be respected n . mii.-mu.ii Miumer cannot afford to i make this mistake, if, however, she' persists In such a course, her ow n ! children will some day come down to ! a level with the poor, despised ones. L1STKN'. WILL Yif? From the Greensboro Uecoril. In France women have to pny a 1nx of ten dollars a your for the prlvil, of w curing a man's trousers. In this country lots of women wear their men's" trousers, nnd boss the men too. and don't pay a rent, of tux. GOOD ADVICE. From the Mnrgantnn News. Mon't Rot excltted! Keep coot, espec tuny during July -f you cnn. DKAt.S IX dirt. The following deeds have been filed In Register Markey's iifflce: W. N. Souther nnd wife to Slay. den. Fakes ro property in mack Mountain township $ William H. Clark to A. L. Stevrn Son. .loo acres ou Uull nioun- 307 Mln. ., ,,, ,. John Garrett an! wife to William iro narrrtt.i;5 acres In No. S town ship.. ., ., 1000 torn nencious cup of coffe use Gregg's Standard Java and Mocha Sold by Clarence Bawrsr Two Insuits. 'The lesson Is this: When yon see a 'White Supremacy' badge on a sup posed white man investigate his ne ology he la probably a mulatto. A genuine white man doesn't need to be labeled." From the Ashevllle Gazette June II, 1900. "Dowllng was a leading light In the white union club and at the election (1S98) waa a Democratic registrar, which in our opinion were much worse offenses than robbing a drunk man." From the Ashevllle Gazette March 1, 1900. We shall sell $:,ooo worth M our stock of books at one-half publisher's price. Morgan's Book Store. 500 Will buy everything that haa , te n In stock here over 30 DAYS. This, then, with the fact that we sell almost three times thla amount ' each week, not only commends us, but practically in sures you against stale or out of date goods. We never have to sell below cost to get the trade to absorb our blunders or use something unwholesome. Respectfully, H. C. JOHNSON 39 PATTON AVENUE. uont oet not o Standing over a hot stove In a hot kitchen. You don't need to have a hot kitchen If you use WHEAT-HEARTS. To be thoroughly digestible, cereals must be well pre pared In a hot place some time or other. It's hot enough in our facto ry, but that's so you can be cooi. We prepare WHEAT-HEARTS up to the two last minutes and those two minutes are all you need to cook It. You save fuel, have a cool kitchen, and enjoy the most Inviting and seasonable food for hot ' weather. 'It'Swheat-Hearts We Want." The Wheat-Hearts Co ASHEVILLE, N.C. I WOOD'S NEW CROP 4 I Turnip Seeds Sare now ready. If your Merchant does not sell . Wood's Seeds, write to us for special Price-List. Our aim is to grow and supply Seeds that are adapted in kind, variety and growth to the soil and climate of 4 the South, and that we are suc 4 reeding ist evidenced by the latye A sale and splendid reputation which J Wood's Seeds enjov. Circular giving prices and Informa tion titiout Seasonable Field 5cedi, Oerman Millet, Buckwheat, Navy Beam, Crimson Clover, etc., mailed on request. T. W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen, Richmond, Va. WOOD'S FALL OATALOUCK Uned in August tells till aboii t Crlmaon Clover, Hairy ar Sandvetch, Rape, Winter Turf or tirazlng Oata, Seed Wheats, OrasMa and Clovers, Turnip and Vegetable Scctli, Hyacinths, Tulips ate. Catalogue mailed free write for It. Cool For T HE heat of summer is just beginning to become enervating. ing high shoes about your ankles. Our Oxfords are running low, but there are few feet we cannot fit. They are cool -and perhaps what is better, cheap --and another desirable quality is their high value. : i : I ERR -HODGES CO. V 50 PATTON AVENUE Fresh Potato Chips The kind that melt in your mouth :::::::::: I gaffj-gw o 53 Patton Avenue if Y -www---ysysvsvs'sv ! . ' Trance Medium I AND PALMIST ORVIS The on wn0 te, yu lv,IJl how to escape busi ness and financial worries, how 1 to be successful In all Invest ments, speculations of all sorts, lo- cates mines, water, etc. 100 HAYWOOD ST. a. m. to d. m. except Sunday. Do not fail to see him before he leaves the city. Call early and secure the best sitting, or make an appoint ment by mail. Satisfaction guaranteed ORVIS 100 Haywood St. NO SIGN. ROANOKE COLLEGE savirginia Courses for Degrees with Electlves; hlh standard. Also Com'l and Prep'y Courses. Library 22,000 volumes; work lng laboratory; good morals and disci pline; six churches; NO BAR-ROOMS. Healthful movntaln location. VERT MODERATE EXPENSES. Students , from 22 states and countries; 21 from ! North Carolina. 48th year begins Sep tember 12th. Catalogue with views, free. JULJ'TS D. DREHER, ""tlrtunt Information When you desire to leave the city purchase your rail road tickets or sign your return tick ets and have your baggage checked from residence or hotel to destination by the Ashevllle Transfer company, thereby saving time and annoyance at depot. Office 60 Patton avenue, ; ith uptown ralli'oac, ticket office. feet summer heat Do not torture yourself by wear They come in boxes, so they are perfectly clean. This Chip will Just try a They are in half and pound boxes at 15 and 25 cts. - Greer- WHOLESALE FANCY Notice. By virtue of the power contained In a deed in trust executed to me by Reu ben R. Rawls on the 6th day of March, A. D., 1897, and registered in book 42, on page 170 of the records of trust deeds in the register's office of Bun combe county, N. C, to secure the pay ment of certain notes therein described, and default having been made in the payment of said notes I will on THE 17TH DAT OP JULT. A. D 1900i at 12 o'clock m., at the court house door in the city 4t Ashevllle, Buncombe county, North Carolina, offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said notes, and Interest, the following described lqt or parcel of land situate In the city of Ashevllle, county and State aforesaid, situate on the west side of South Main street, In said city and bounded and more particularly described as follows: "Beginning at a stake in the southern margin of Willow street and the west ern margin of South Main street and runs with the western margin of Main street one hundred and one-half feet to the northeast corner of the Ashevllle Tobacco Warehouse company's land; thence with the northern boundary line of said company west two hundred feet to a stake, the southeast corner of the E. T. Clemmons lot; thence with the line of the said lot north to the south ern margin of Willow street; thence with the southern margin of Willow street to the beginning, the same being th property on which the Swannanoa hotel stands and embraces all land owned v saW P.euben R. Rawls in that particular iut. This 16th day or Jcne, 1900. W. H. PENLAND, -18d30d. Trustee. WATER RENT TIME I Water rents are now due for the coming quarter My busi ness is to collect them. All rents not paid by the 22d the supply will be cut off without further notice. Don't wait till the last day. but come in early, save trouble and expense. W. E. RANKIN, Supt. . ........ Near the; Postoffice cacacaacacs3oc3eC please you sure. box of them. v , AND RETAIL GROCERIES B ARI EY MA LT 1 We desire to call your attention to the appended result of a chemical analysis recently made of CHASE'S BARLEY MALT WHISKY, by the recognized highest authority in the United States upon analytical chemis try, HERBERT E. SMITH, M. D., dean of the medical faculty of Tale University and state chemist of Con necticut. YALE UNIVERSITY. DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE. New Haven, Conn, Messrs. E. H. Chase & Co., Louisville, Gentlemen: Inclosed you will find the results of my analysis of the sam ple of Chase's Barley Malt Whisky which you recently sent to me. These results show it to be a whisky Of good alcoholic strength, free from fusel-oil and containing ho trace of the metals, copper, lead and zinc. In my opinion Chase's Barley Malt Whisky Is, on account of its absolute purity, an excellent article for medclnsJ use. Yours truly, HERBERT E. SMITH, M. D. Conn. State Chemist. Chemical Laboratory, July 21, 1890. Result of a chemical examination of a sample of Chase's Barley Malt Whis key. 100 oublc centlmers contain: Alcohol. 61.95 cub. cent, or 4.32 grams. Residue on evaporation 0.51 " Non-volatile matter or Ash... 0.01 , F.ee acid, as acetic acid ...... 0.04 " Reducing bodies, as dextrose 0.22 " Ta.nnln a trace only Attest: HERBERT E. SMITH, M, D. These facts commend the CHASE BARLEY MALT WHISKT, not only to the public, who seek a superior Wills- y, out also to the members of the medical profession In their practice. The consumptive will find it most beneficial, as it strengthens the Lungs, checks the wasting of tissues, and re lieve the severity of coughing. The dyspeptic will find it an aid to diges tion, as II relieves the stomach when oppressed with gas. It builds up the feelle and stimulates the system against malarial attacks. For sale only by FRANK O'DONNELL, 34 S. Main St . Ashevllle N.C i i i i i i i I A 1 a srV ... k . Terms Cash I I .('. .1 0 (
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