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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-09
Hood,, Dill. do not cause pain or gripe
thOON i iiiS All druggists. 70 cents,
IFutreIie Has

Double blankets for IS cents per pair.
Large size bids for $3.50.
Nice children's rockers for 80 cent?.
Ladies' rockers from 81 90 70 $3.50.
Large selection Of Navajo blankets.
The best selection OF iron beds In the
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-09
Beware OF Ointmsnts for CAtharr that Con
tain Mercury,

The Duplex" mattress best for 81 so.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-09

tho II. WALLACE,
Secretary OF the Territory OF New Mexico,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-17
Sir $500 uad 9eutl9lano.

Deutid atnerisaniTde 3eiiungen
werben i'm alten gaterlanbe nit gro.
Ben Suterefe geleieu. neil he fb frei
ousipreGen unb bdufig bon briben
mebr Neuiefeiten uno Nahri9ten brin.
gen, mie bic beutIhen 3siiungen ielbf.
Die .Greie preRe fir SsraS" il bril-,
ben iibeIal nobin He geianbt mirb, elm
iebr germ geiebener @aft unb tanu fi9
rahmen, Auertennung unb Whrbigung
gu fnoen, ME aus aablreihen Briefen
on uns. ioDie OH Dieienigen. nel9e
oas glatt on ibre Yermanbten f1iden,
beruorsebt. gDer baber ieinen Ser,
wanbten nnb Greunben cine Jreube
srmelfen. ibnen elm milltommenes Sc.
ideut MAIDEN Mil, Der befele fur fie
bic rGreie Yrene fur 3esas". 9as
Sntereie fur aeras. pie tiberbaupt fur
ben Staot unb bic @essnb, no bic
Vermanoten mobnen, 1T in Seuti1s
lamb iebr lebbaft unb es III unm6sli9.
in prlpatbriefen eine 10 granblide
4uftldrung unb 8eidreibuns bss
fremOen 2anbss 3u sebsu. uis bies bic
nGreie Brefe" allu69sntlid tbut.
Jlr ben geringen preis bsa So pers
ienben mir portofrei unier reiGbaltiges
DodenbIatt auf elm Sabr on irseub
eine Morehe i'm Muslauoe.
Die Ggpeoitinn Der ,eyreie Yrefe
fiir EeraS"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-17

gor hber so Sabren I1on murbs
MrS. MihsIotp's SOOTHING Sprup
bon Millionen BON Mtitterrl beim 3ab,
men ber ainber angenenbet. Wtrff bu
i'm S6lafe bur1 bas Sdreien zines
&inbe8 sefbrt, bas i'm 3abnen if unb
Dor S6meraen reinta Wenn 10, laHe
iofort eine Glai6e BON sMrs. Wins.
Ions Soothing 5nrup" bolen. 6ein
Werth iti uubesablbar. gs pirb bem
tleinen 2eihenben iofort 2inberuns ber'
i9affen. gerlaBt eu9 barauf Mdtter,
eS If tein 3peifel bartiber. @S beilt
Dpieaterp unb Siarrboe, regalirt ben
Wageu uHD bic yfieren, beieitigt @inb'
4olit, ermei1t ben @aumen, berbin,
bert gntsanbung unb ftdrft bas sanae
Spfiem. .Mrs. WinSlowS SOOTHING
Sprup1 fur aabnenbe ainhsr ih ange,
nebm in @eidmad unb bas Recept
ltammt BON eiaem ber beHen neibli1en
aerste In ben Ser. Staateu. gs ift bel
allen Oruggifea In ber ganaen Welt 30
babeu. Yreis Is Gents per Glaf1e.
8auft ni9t8 anberes, oils Wfrs. Winss
lDtD8 6ootbingsSprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-17

- Diamauten In neuefier Safuus
In &inaeu. Brnhen. Mrmbduoern,
Shmufiihden for baS Saor unb au'
bere 3usde bel @riBer Bros.
- Roofing Felt, Bed unb Nspeali
bel 6eurp paulp. Eel. 53.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-17
Graf Suemebrped) unh Der Ssi
rQthe.Nerutlftler.

8egeu ben befaunten @rafen Saul
b. pOensb bro' d Durbe ihngft bic alage
eines -- Seiratbspermltilers Dor benz
aamner.@eriGt in Berlin psrbanbeIt,
Der aus elmer elfoIgrei6en 9eiratbaper.
mittelung bic bereinbarte BroDitou ges
gen ben @rofen einfIogte.
Die pegen Der pstion bes In ber
Ssffentli6teit iiebenben Grafen 6Oeuss
brOe6 intereifirte 9lugeleaeubeit (ber
@raf NOR aus benz Seiuiteu Orben
ausgeireten uub pr0!efaat getnDrben.
@r leitete bis TO. Gur3em bic rBerli,
ner 5dsIide &unbihau1, muBte aber
aus Der &ebaftlOn meseu bes staaools
ausirsten, ben feline 0eiraibs Sc
fdi6te erre9te. 3. R.) bat folgenbe
gorsef6i6ie:
Sn ben 3eitnngen eridien ein Su'
ferat. nod wel6em rein Nriftotrat Don
altem Nbel, 40 Sabre oft. BON angenebs
mem, iiatilldem Aeubereu, nit GERMS
gem Verm6gen, bod oollfOmmeu idluls
oenfrei. cine Dame nit grobem Berm6.
gen su ebeIiden miinfdt.@ Nuf @runb
oieier4naeise trai Der 0eiratbsuermittler
8. b. Botornp nit Dem Snierenten. mel
der 8rof 5Oensbroe9 mar. in Verbins
ouug. @s purbe eine fdriflliGe Vers
, elnbarung geirOHen, Dono@ benz Sid.
ger bon eem epeutuellen 9eiraihs9ute
cine Briblfon uon 5 Broaent BIS au ell
ner So pitalbbbe Don 5000. 900 Marf
,ueelidert piro. Ser aldger permits
telie bierauf bic yetaunti6aft bes @ra.
fen BON 0oensbroe6 nit Uerihteoenen
reiden 6amilien, bod fam fslne pol,
ienbe 9erbinbuns 3u Sianbe. Gnb.
lid oerlangte @raf Doensbroe6 Sas
BrODifonsidreiben bon benz Wern,itts
Ter nit ber MOtiuirung ,urtd, er bdiie
td bic Sa6e iiberlegt unb woue leoig
bieiben.
Der Gdeer bate bamals feinen
@runb, on ber Wabrbeit bieier De,
bauptuus su 3ueifeln. unb lisb fi6 nit
elmer ssriusen Summe fur feline 8e.
mhbungen atfinben. Rur3 barauf
oermdblte fid tebob 8raf b. 9oenss
broeh nit elmer Der Samen, welde
ieiuerseit BON potornp ibm In Dor.
idlog gebradt morben paren. gS
fanben nun swiideu beiheu parteien
mssen Der prooiiionafroge neueroinas
8erbanOlungeu ftdtt. pona6 potornn
nit Gufddt auf bic itritie @rtldruug
beg @rofsu. feline 6rau bdtte nur cine
Rente pon 5000 Waft aIs 6siraibs.
aut mitsebro9t, cine proDlfion BON
$500 uno in Der 6olae 1900 Wart er.
belt. gluu bebauptet b. Potornp
in @rfabruns gsbrodt su baben.
@raf b. 9Oensbroed bdtte aIs 6ei
raibsQut elm &apItal bon $50 600
Mart erhalten. No6bem feline Gor.
oerung bon 80 600 Wsart oIs pro.
uiion mad pislfaden 8erbaublunaen
ni6t au erreiden NOR, betrat b. 90.
tornp ben -sflasemes. Sn eriier Sa.
ffan3 purbe bic 3lase aus rebtli1en
8rhnbsn 3urhfaewieien.
8or Der 8erufung wurbe bonn 8ra
fen Soensbroe9 elm gersleid BON 20, ).
600 Wart aneeboteu. So6 b. 30.
tornp i9lug bog Mnerbieten aus. unb
| fomit fam bas &ammet.@ .@eridt in bic
2aes. fd nit Der Sade su befaRsu.
Die 8erbanbIung enbeie nit Der ab.
tpeifuus Der 8srufung, ha 5eirotbaa
permittler 8ebhbreu ni4t fla9bar
! Ieieu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-17

- Die interHationaIe Unit Nn,
ar6ifen. @onfereua. su Der bic itaIieui.
f6en Regierung 5alb nod Der grmor'
oung Der 2aiIerin glifabetb BON Oe
fierrei4 giuIabuneen ON bic suropdi.
ihen Dtd6te ergeben IieB. uirb nun
oemndtit In Rom ;uiammenireten
gu Vertretern Der beutf6eu Regierung
fnb bom 4oifer ernannt porbeu: Der
oeuilhe YOti9afier in Rom, Greibsrr
Saurma BON Der Ssltih, Der portra
esnbe Raib i'm preuBllten Wluiiterium
beg Sunern, gHlrtlihe 8ebeime Obsr
regierungsraib bon pbilipsborn. unb
Der prOfsfor Der Staals niHeni6aflen
an Der uuiOerHtdt $abiusen, 5. pou
gtariib. Sas prOsramm Der itaIieni.
i3en 2esierung fur bic gbnfsrsn, III
I'm WeientIiten fOlgenbes: !. Nae BON
Gnar6iiien begansensn gerbrs6eu
limb 0ls 9emeiue an3uieben; bemuah
mhRen 2. ole auardiiteu, eegeu bic
antlase erhobeu mirb, ousssIisfsrt
werbeu. 8. Sober Staat iou fn pers
PIA'ViSHT uuN UttuPSH uup IeiNt III
Ssbiete aus3uUeifsu, bic als Qnard5i
fen bsfannt fiub unb In irgeno eiuer
Wsiie far bic auar@ie prppasagDa
MAIDEN; 4. iebsr Sta0t iOa f0 Der.
bhitieu. bic Derbreiiung alier anar4i
ftd6en 8er6ffentlidunsen (3situugeu,
JIugbldtter u. I. ny su psrbinbern !;
5. bic Stuaten ioQeu fi6 ole Wa6ria
ten. bic. .Anardifeu unO beren Relieu
betrshen. segeuieiiis miithellen; G. bic
ihatid9lid ftaiiHabsnOs &etlame uisler
3eiiuusen fir bic onar6iiiiFGeu 8ers
bre6su uuo bereu urhebsr (ule SdlI.
oeruugeu oes Gebeus zines Alleutdters.
8erbreitung pom SnierpiemS nit ibm
u. NJ iOl uerhiuosrt peroen. iSsr
ner III in ausidt aeaOmmen. etue
interngtipHals Gsnirainslle 3ur uebsr,
waGung oss anorGismus 5u fduHeu.
dbulid ben iHternuilOnoleu Bureaus
fir ben SduB bes gelaiasn uub ae,
nsrblidsu @,aenthum8. fur Sc eui@re,
uuO WaBe. ilr ben @ifenbdbu' Gsadt'
psrtsbr II. |. 70.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-17
l6. 6 a piteI.

Inter ben @emobnern pou gdloB
Grlenltein mar Grna inbeiien uiht bic
gin,i9e, beren 9Iu9en in bieier Nadt
Der Shlummer flob. 9lus benz gu ebes
uer Groe gelegeuen arbeitssimmer bes
@utsberru iiel beller 2iftl6ein in bic
naGtlide 6inlterniB binaus, uno oben
am 6enlier ibres ounflen Sdlnfs
9emadeS iaB 9lntonie 6abricius in We.
bantsn perloren, Die iidetlid nidt
frober uno bealnfenoer uaren, al8 Die
Der bemitleioenswertben iunSen Sraut.
gle batte Die .3oIe fortgelGidt, nad'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-17
800 8elohumnau 300.

Die 2eier bet vSreien NreiIe" iperben ith
freuen, su erfabren, bob es tpenisitens cine
eefiir6tete arantbsit siebt, ipelde bic 9Biiiens
Idaft in al ,bren Stufen ,u beiIen i'm StanSe
1T; Saus 8ata,rbsaur 1T bic ein,iss iett ber
arstliben gruoeridaft betannfe pOiitipe isur
2atarrb erforhert als eine Contributions
&ranfbeit cine conftitutienele SebanoIunS.
Sau's Ratarrb 8ur pirs innerlib genom
men uno ipirft btreft auf eas 8lat InS bic
ihleimisen Oberad6en ees Ssitems, eaharG
bic Grurbiase Der arantbeit ssrit5reno mne
BEN gatienten strait sebenb, tnpem iie bic
aonititution bes 85rperS aufbaut unb Der
s,atnr in ibrem 8erfe bilit. Die Gisentbi.
n,er babsn 70 pisl 8srtrauen su ibren Seil:
fraften, bab Sie einbunbert Dollars Selob
nuns fur ieoen tau anbieten, ben fie gu fiji
riren periebtt. 2abt Sud eine 2iite bon
3eusnii'en fommen. Wan abreiiirs:
s. s. gbeneh C 6 o.. IUtseo. 9.
EU SertauiI bon alien apOtbetsrn. rs Gts
5au's Gamilien.gillen iinb bie beasu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-17
5au's Jamilien.Billen iinb bie bsasp.

- Die ilmrlili6en ueiBen Offi,iere
bes 6. farbigen &egimeutsS bon 8ir.
sinieu baben ibre Refanation einss'
reidt. Sic ertIdren, BOB Der paifiue
Wiberhanb Der Gurbissn ss ibueu ouf
bic Dausr uum0Qlld made. ben Grab
Der 8iseiplin autreGt au erhalten. Der
i'm SutereHe bes Sitnifss notbwen,
biQ fei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-17
WtabHfe Sptel Sar,
DIT, Souhon gtroBe,
% n. Wath. ..... Gigeutbiimer

Man finbet bier Elm borshelihes
@los Bier unferer heimif6eu graue.
reien. 8efonbere Nnertennung Der.
oienen bic Weins. gisarren. Wbistiss.
Giqu6re &c. 8orsHgli6er Urei'
Iunh beS prqen8 unb Na d.
mittass. 9ieie Wiribfdaft erfrsut
fi6 bes ausss3elhneteH Rufss 3u benz
angenebmftsn gufentbaltscrte bet
Stabt 3u 3dblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-17

penn lie 1Dfe NadIttoileite oeennef, aoef
lie fonnte iiet nod nidt entihlie6en,
sur 0tube gu 9eben, Sire itorfe, freiz
beitSouriii9e 9}atur empfano Cen bump
fen Trud, unter Dem lie lett lener
unieligen 1ldbtlirbeu ue6erraldung
lebte, pon Gag iu Gage mebr ols cine
unertrdaliGe @at; lie glaubte, erltifen
at lniIIen in ser ldmiilen @tmoipb6re,
pon Der baa alte Saus erfiillt idien,
unb nur in bieier abenolihen giuian1z
felt, mo lie enoli6 iid)er mar, Die beis
iere Stilnme ibres @atten ni6t mebr
Su b0reu, feline perbabte @elialt ni1t
mebr sit iebet, permod)te lie leid)ter
aufsuatbmen.
sic NOR in bieien brei 9aeen gu
bem gdluB 9etommen, oaB ibr gdids
ial unnioerrufli6 beiieselt lei, baB es
fir iie feline Soffnun9 aui Slid uno
Sreiheit nlebr CAB, uno baB bic Setten,
Die lie an hieien graulamen, unperz
i0bnliden Wleniden banOen, burd) bic
bon ibr be9an9ene Shulo Su p0llig
unierreiBbaren 9emorben maren. 0enn
baran, baB 9iitolaus Sabricius fellens
feit bon ibrer Sbulo iiber;eu0t lei,
speifelts lie nidJt mebr, uno mieberbolt
mar lie nabe baran 9emelen, nor i'm
bin;utreten unb inn oie gause Mabrs
belt in's GeIidt ;u idleuoern, uubee
fiimmert barunl, oh er lid i'm natblten
Wloment ouf lie itiir3en miiroe, Inn lie
nieoer su itblagen uber Iie su erfuiirgen.
9lidt Sur6t TIN bic Sitberbeit ibrer
eisenen IeriOn mar es geweieu, Die lie
bauon Suriidgebalten bate, ionoern
einsis Der @ebaufe all Gpalb, Der lets
tungslos bem llntergange pleisgeseben
mar, menR feline 9erlobung nit @rna
aufgebuben wurbe. Mlo1te ct .penigs
iteuS einen 9iusen aus oieiem traus
rigen @aufelipiel 3iehen. slud) bic Sc
mlBbeit, baB er ibr auf ewis perloren
lei, hattie ibrer 2iebe fir i'm fetneu
@iutrag tbun f0nnen, unb bieie unauss
loiAlide giebe mar eS, bic jeoe Reeung
oes Wiitleios iiir bic iunge Wermanote
ipres perbaBten GerfermeiiterS in ibrer
Seele eritidt bate. Wesbalb ou6
iollte lie bieles Wido6en bemitleiben?
gSar ibr bod elm Zoos sugefalleu, bas
iie ielblt fit baS aliidlidlte uno beneis
oensmertbeite Sdidial bielt-eiu zoos,
fir ba8 lie ielblt nit Sreuoen Die
9alfte ibres Iaieins binSeseben baben
iuiiroe.
$Sie wdhnte lid nit allem absefun>
BEN 5u babea, aber lie fiiblte oo1
INNER aui's 0leue, baB biele permeints
lide 0teIianation nidts als cine traus
rlse Selblitduid)uns lei. @isfalt iibers
rieielte es ieoesmal ibren i66nen 9eib,
menn lie on Die 2ufunft badte, Die ibr
an 0abricius' Seite beporhano-an
bieie .3ufunft, bic bel Der itablernen
Sdbisteit ibres @atten mabliGeinli9
nift auf Sabre, ionoern auf Sabr>
5ehnte 3u idasen mar. llnb iiebenb
beiB itrOmte ibr bann mieber alles
Vlut gum Ser3en, ipenn iie iif uor=
itellte, mie Glualo lie In ben 9trinen
ieiner ib0nen iunsen Srau balo pergei~
fen baben wiirbe, uno ME er pielleidt
in pollen .3iiaen ollie geliateiten bes
Gaieins senoB, mabrenb lie in Dem
entIesliditen aller aerter lansIam pers
idmadtete unb in Der gtille ibrer
freubluien Sldhte perspeifelnb an ibren
nimmer gu iprengeuoen &etten riittelte.
(5ortieBuug folst).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-17

- Regeufdirme. Operngldier. 3Oi.
letietdfien, Yhrlien. Rdmme. Dorte'
muuuoie's. Giearren.@tuis. Strei9.
btI3erbnhien in 8olb unb Silber unb
tuulenb anbsre Artltsl bel griber
Sros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-17
Mafthtes 8rps. sSletid)er

Rp. 507 8 fsS ~ 4 n.StraBs,
gtur baS porsiieIi9ite Rinbs, Ghai
unb Sdweinefeii6.
Spe3ialitdt: Sunges Galbffeifd.
alQe aytea bon @urb, 6&iafen
3aage, GAmaia &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-17

- Die @ummi. Mdber Der Grub
BER TIRE WHEEL COMPANY"
bic beften 8ummi Rdber i'm Wtartte,
bel Gtaade Bros. 2aBt @u9 einen
Iatalog geben.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-25
.CY. TH0MPSON'S SHAMELESS HOUND
ING"

The burden of DR.. Cyrus Thompson
speeches is that when the Democrats
were in power a few negroes were ap-
pointed to office, and therefore the Flu
sionists are justified in putting negroes
in all the offices and giving them control
of affairs in Eastern North Carolina. We
have already pointed out that some of
the few negro magistrates appointed in
bers of the Legislature had promised the
people to have appointed as magistrates
the men chosen by the votes in the town.
ships. In one county at least, where the
representative made this pledge, the Re-
publicans elected two negro magistrates.
The representative felt bound by his
pledge to have them appointed, but he
learned a lesson and never made another
such pledge.
We print elsewhere to-day a letter
from Hon. Marmaduke s. Robins, of
Randolph, long a leader In politics and
law in his section, and universally re-
garded as an honest man. Upon the oc-
casion of his speech in Asheboro, where
he addressed Republican pow-wow,
DIR. Cyrus Thompson pitched into Mr..
Robins He struck the wrong man. Mr..
Robins has for some ten years taken no
part in politics, but he comes to the front
now to defend himself, and administer a
orator who is retailing Republican mis-
representations throughout the State.
His letter is one of the tersest and most
1t will have great weight in Randolph
county and everywhere else where people
love the honest truth,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-25
AUF. WIEDERSHN.
Minnie Nav Curtis.)

Minnie May Curtis.)
Oh strange and sad how we miss them
The ones whom we should have met
And go seeking perchance a lifetime
With a sense of vague regret!
And stranger still, when to find them
Is only to lose them again,
And to feel the joy of the meeting
Overwhelmed in the parting pain.
And yet, last night when / saw you
SO near in the crowded place
| blessed the Hand that had brought us
For the first time face to race
If only for those few momentS'-
For my days are sad and long,
And the sight of your face has helped me
To grow more brave and strong.
For it carried the fine impression
Soul beauty alone can trace,
And Il noble courageous spirit,
Looked out from your earnest face.
1t told me of effort unceasing
For knowledge the highest, and best;
or purity, like the white blossom
That shone like star on your breast
I know. that your life is a true one,
That its influence steady and sweet,
VI
On all that you daily meet.
Nv faith in the strong and noble,
Whose natures are rare and fine,
Grows stronger because | have seen you
And your life has touched with mine.
Oh. | shall remember always
The dark eyes that tenderly smiled,
The sound of your voice, low and gentle
As you talked with a little child;
The circle of light-hearted people,
The moonlight shining so fair,
The rise and fall of the music
Afoat on the soft summer air.
And oh, while that music so swectly
Was breathing forth 'Auf Wieder-
sehn."
These words in my heart were repeating
Like the sound of an old refrain:
"Now. farewell. until we meet,
Until we meet again,
In that fair world where there shall be
No partings full of pain
Some souls need no introduction,
They are swift to recognize
The rare, subtle bond between them,
With n thrill of glad surprise;
And so, when just for a moment
Our eyes so suddenly met,
Who knows but you understood me
And can never quite forget?
No word. but only that signal
From ''ships that pass in the night
And you never dreamed as | left you
That | softly said, Good night"
Good night. dear heart, God bless you;
| may never see you again,
Yet to say good bye / need not,
But only ''Auf Wiedersehnw
For / think the ones we long for,
And from whom we widely stray,
VIM sometime be with us forever
We shall know them we'll some day.
Since memory is possession"
You are mine even here / know,
And you never quite can leave me,
However far you may 90.
All those who know you and love you
Can never give quite the same
Unquestioning homage | render
Who know not even your name.
All that is best and nOblest
In your soul is mingled with mine,
And they are united forever
by an alchemy divine.
$50, farewell, until we meet
Until we meet again.
III that fair world where there shall be
No partings full of pain"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-25
HONEST P0PUusTS KICKING EVERYWHERE

No Populist convention mas been held
in the State this year, where fusion with
the negroes has been agreed upon, that
was not followed by bolt of the silver
Populists In some counties, like Wake.
Chatham and Randolph the bolt was
open and defiant. In others the silver
populists content themselves with quietly
going home to help defeat the ticket of
the black man and the yellow metal. But
everywhere there is revolt against the
leaders who are trying to deliver the
Populists over to the Republican party
In Columbus county, after every effort
had been made to whip the Populists into
line, twenty Populist delegates voted
against fusion. The Whiteville News
quotes one of them:
'John Edmunds, of Fair Bluff, said he
was an honest Populist and would not
fuse except on honesty. Two years ago
the Populists gave up one office TO the
Republicans; now they are asked to give
up two; two years from now they'd
want it all. He replied in part to Col
Dockery and showed the difference be-
tween the Populists and Republicans, ana
that the Republicans were gold-bugs. He
said they helped to elect a Republican
Senator two years ago ana he voted for
gold-bug for the L. S. Senate. He
for one would agree to no fusion that
would send a Republican to the Legisla-
ture. and he said he represented a hun
dred votes"
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why NO MICRO IN ON TIL: TICKET.


The Republican court house ring in
Wake county promised the Populists that
they would not put a negro on the county
ticket this year.
Saturdays Republican convention was
composed almost exclusively of negroes.
who had been elected and sent to Raj
eigh instructed to nominate a negro f0s
the Legislature. Early in the day they
loudly proclaimed their determination to
put one of their own color on the ticket
or to defeat it. Some of them remained
of that opinion to the end, but most of
them surrendered to the court house ring,
and wouldn't vote for the nomination of
one of their race.
Why?
John II. Smith, Commissioner of Ag-
riculture, spent yesterday in Raleigh.
Though he draws his salary regularly he
is away from Raleigh most of the time
He was here yesterday. Thereby hangs
a tale. Under the resolution of the
Board of Agriculture the Commissioner
John II. Smith, and the Chairman of
the Executive Committee Uoge Harrisl
are authorized to employ as many ferti-
lizer inspectors as they see fit at a sal.
airy af $50 month and expenses.
Do you see?
The negroes wanted u place on the
ticket. The court house ring didn't want
one on because they knew it would drive
away all the POpulists. Loge and john
Il. bought off the negroes by promising
to appoint two negroes as Fertilizer In
spectors, give a negro doctor Il State
JOB, and to PUT MORE NEGROES IN
OFFICE AFTER THE ELECTION
THAN EVER BEFORE. The negroes
were bought off by this reasoning: IF
a negro is nominated for the Legislature
the place only pays $40. If you will
let us fool the Populists one more time,
you shall have two 5000 jobs in the Ag-
ricultural Department and plenty more
offices if we win. We cannot elect you
to office, but after we are elected we can
appoint you right along to big positions,
and we will do it," These pledges got
a majority of the negroes and that is
why there is no negro on the ticket
1t is very foolish Populist who will
be caught by the bait. The court house
ring evidently thinks the Populists, who
will not vote for a negro, does not object
to filing the Agricultural Department
and the court house with them. 1t IS
negro rule and negro office-holding ana
negroism in control that the white men
are tired of and determined to end. They
are as much opposed to negro fertilizer
inspectors as to negro legislators, and
when the court house ring gets out into
the country they will find that the white
men cannot be fooled by the thin dodge
which the Republicans not in the ring
exposed.
The court house ring has Disguised
every taxpayer in the county and they
will give them blow on the Sth of No
vember which will replace them with be-
for and moro on mn HE mon
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SUNDAY. ....... September %, 1S9'
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

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Second District-Henry II. Bryan, of
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Fifth District-Thomas J. Shaw, of
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Sixth District-Oliver FL. Allen, of
Lenoir.
Seventh District-Thomas A. Mcneil
of Robson.
Eleventh District-W. A. Hoke, of
Lincoln.
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