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The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

William Mckinley in 1890: al am
for the largest use of silver In the cur
rency Of the country. J you'd mol
dishonor it; would give 1t equaI
credit and honor with gold; / would
make no discrimination. would utll,
lze both nletsIs ss money and discredil
neither. want the double standard. >
This is what Mckinley wanted lu 1890
10 1898 he might say: al wanted u
get inI ! do not care for pas. records
! want the gold standard; | want whai
the trusts wanti the trusts put up th,
money for Marx Hanna 10 use u
corrupt the people, and ! am but
took | fought the Spanish war; ough
10 have another tsrm. hope I viii
get 1t. Lam Napoleon, I,hI."
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05
KEEP THEN HONEST.

"Ssy, pap, is a republican any more
honest now than he was twenty-five
years ago?"
"Yes, my son.
"whyP"
"simply because he has not had Z
chance. The only way to keep then
honest is to keep them from temPta
ton. Vote the straight democratic
ticket"
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05
HOW TO VOTE.

LEXINGTON, si'., Oct. 81, less.
RiHor Intelngenucr
DEAR SIR:-Wm yoa please call 'ae
,ten,isn Of the y,,ars, In your next
issue, 10 the fact lssi, when they 60 10
vote, eight separa'a tickets will be
handed TO then, .sOm which they
are to 90 to the booths and select the
ticket they want to vote, and return
the other seven tickets to The judges
Also especially impress on them the
fac, thai our ticket Is headed "Demo'
cratic Ticket" aud ,hat there is
another ticket headed "Social Demo
cratic Ticket and every voter should
be careful to distinguish these two
tickets, and no democrat should mis-
take the ..sociAl democratic ticket" for
the "demOcratic ticket" headed BY
William C. Marshall for supreme Judge
Also call attention OF the judges to thus
poiut. Twill be much obliged to yor
to do this certainly IN your next issue
Yours respectfully,
S.N, WILSON,
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

SIX months ago tbe Spanish people
we're boasting that they intended to
levy an indemnity on the United States
so heavy that we would be compelled
to mortgage our wives and daughters
to Spain to raise tine money. Now
they whine when we insist Oh theil
paying their own debts. There arc
soma soit-bearted, soft-headed people
10 this country who are willing 10 pay
Spain money for the Philippines, whiel
the gallant George Dewey won from
her. We say mol The mora SpQin 1
punished the better for civilization ant
humanity.
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

Blaine: Congress has no power to
demonetize silver, aly more than tc
demonstiEe gold"
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

abor will neyc. advance uales'
mo Q money is put in circulation, o'
the q is some unnatural shortage IN
the supply.
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

Spain is waiting till after the elec-
tion. thinking she can get better terms
from Mckinley Spain seems to know
sonethisg of republican politics.
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

democracy Is working for the labor
ing man, but some laboriug men do
not appreciate 1t, aEd continue to vote
10 n,apacle their own hands.
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

Negroes furnish the strength OF the
republicans in this county, and there
is not . negro on the ticket.
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

Missouri will have twelve, anG
possibly fifteen democratic congress
men.
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

The way to get free coinage Of silver
IL to let Wall street get stocked up on
cheap silver bullion.
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

Spain Is modest She demands
s24O, 900 900 for the Philippines which
Dewey captured.
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

November Path has been pro
claimed a. Thanksgiving day.
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

There are plenty OF men arounC
Lexington who would work for a dOlla'
a day II they could get work.
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

France has gotten out of Fashodar
bat England continues her prepare
tiOns for war.
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

Jhe bsttleships Oregon and Iowa are
on their way to the Pacific ocean. They
tsue bed on Bahia, Brazil, october Slst
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

Congressman Cow herd will speak At
the courthouse this afternoon.
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

Remember the calamity Of 1894, and
70 10 the polls and vote.
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

Remember the calamity Of 1924, ant
20 10 the polls and vote.
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

A victory fer democracy is victory
for honesty and humanity.
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

A vote for Urfer is a vote agains,
CocSrell.
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

FURNITURE FOR SALR.-A large lot oI
furniture Tor sale 10 large or small qaan
titles 10 suit anybody, at prices thai WI
make u move. Cash on delivery. a,
Central College s-TH
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

Come out and near COwherd thi'
ai,, rnoon.
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05
A Bride a Suicide.

Kansas City World. November ID.
One week ago today George W. Baehr
and Miss Mary Felix were married in
this city. They were apparently as
happy and as devoted to each other as
the average newly married couple. Last
night the groom Of week returned to
his home, near the corner Of Myrtle
avenue and Summit street, TO find the
body Of bis wife sitting in a chair in an
up-stairz room, cold and pulseless In
death. a tiny powder marked hole in
her head above the right ear marked the
opening for o bullet that had sped
through her brain, while her right hand
I still heid q small revolver with one
empty chamber. She was twenty-three
years old yesterday,
No cause for the suicide has been
advanced, save the theory that she
might have been despondeut. Her
husband knows Of no reason for the act,
She left no note. Up to within few
minutes before she fred the fatal shot
she was in excellent spirits. She was in
good health and was idolized by her
husband,
The relatives and friends OF Mrs
Baehr we're greatly shocked by the report
that she had committed suicide and nc
ono was able to assign cause for Tho
act. She was happy during the day ant
neighbOrs say that she left home abou
10 o'clock In the morning and wal
absent for about an hour. She noddet
, pleasantly TO the neighbors and left tn
impression that she was u happy younj
bride. She left no letter and the caus
Of tho suicide will probably remain
! mystery. Mr.. baehr Ia the son OF Nj
Joseph Baehr, formerly OF Lexington
and has many relatives there.
a-=-a-a.--
Corder Dispatch: "Miss Katie Deal
met with q very painful accident q
: Monday Of last week while returning +
Mrs. Ike Taylor's residence from he
school. She was riding In cart wit
, Two children and While turning corne
/, the cart was upset, causing all To fa
out, breathing bcr right arm near III
shoulder. The children escaped injury.
-=aaaa=-a=
The republican mayor Of 81. Ioul
hes been drawing pay for a Lahore
named Mueller, and his wagon an
I team. All The police in 81. LouI
can! find Mueller Something rotten
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05
EosBRr pOvHIHs, TRB EMINENT TRACE
DIAn

Opera house, "Wednesday, November 2.
One night only. Presenting the charm.
Ing comedy By Charles Dapos,
WRENCH MARRIAani
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

Il DameroB. CllnoN
Dameron. curator.
~ Crockett. Fannie nj
Crockett, executor.
t3 0'DOnnell, Jams
0'Donnell, executor.
u McNeel, Elizabeth N
McNeel. administralor
l5 Kennedy, ThOmu,j.J
administrator
10 Neer, BlljAh, deca.5l
and Charles 3 Neef, sibas,l
n Hader, Charles, dels.I
exccutrlx
- Harris, George W.
Glover, administrator
10 Smith, Mary Z, dea.I
executor.
10 Grady. wm, etN.
Grady, ouratrlt
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Picture Of Health
Has Rosy Cheeks Since Taking
Hoods sarsaparilla
child was Afflicted with Ecrsma
fnr rhraa Yaarn.

child was Afflicted with Eorema
for Three Years.
any little boy was afflicted with
eczema for three years. II made its APP
pearanoe when be was only few weeks
old. He began to look pale and his face
would turn purple / then decided to
give Hoods ssrssparilla trial. am
glad to say the continued use of this
medicine cured him. Ho Is now entirely
well. There is not spot to Be seen on
his face, but two rosy cheeks. He Is the
picture Of health. / had worried over tho
child so much that my own health was
wrecked, but I have been taking Hoods
sarsaparilla and am much improved
N. ]. ELLIOTT, IAtour, Missouri.
Be sure 70 get Hoods and only
Hoods ss.sal ss:i1ia
The best-ln fact the one True Blood Purifier
Sold by all druggists. Price, 81 six for o.
Hood,s p;Ils are tasseless, mild enee
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

., NJ WII-sVNf
Chairman Democratic County Com
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

GOES general banking business am
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

INUOWHIIi TIE DhhDaHEANI
)y Marie Loyell-(Flower Scene'
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

The republican mayor Of 81. Louis
hes been drawing pay for laboror
named Mueller, and his wagon and
team. All The police in ST. Louis
can't find Mueller. Something rotten,
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

| 81 Broughton, wH { !
Broughton, administered
G2 Hopkins. SanA 1
Wilson, admlnlSirai9
6S S0rency. AllebG, az
curatrik.
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minors; John W Primo d
IS Beard, Samuel J,
Glover. administratat
B klingenberg, Csy
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annexed.
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Berlin, guardian
65 Stout, John 4, l1z
guardian
60 Worley, Wills ~
Taylor, administraiN val
20 Ray. Malvlnia, istss
administrator.
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Sixth Day. Saturday.,

81 Holmes. Nelson Rad
FOX, curator,
| b2 Klrokhof, Marta
hon. guardian.
o. Banks, Hiram, y
curator.
81 Beattie, Vim {, ~
Beattie, administrator
80 Proctor, ViHil s. ~
cnratrix.
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curator.
81 Morrison, william 1,
tenburg, ndministIsig
IS Graham, G0fdn 4
Howe, curator,
40 Hader. fredettt,
Hnder, adminlstai1ftai
% Grimes, sletl.ag ?
Grimes. guardian.
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Handy, executor.
80 Slaughter, Ann " -
f0rd, executor.
Is Portwood, Elin
Creasey, administrator
80 Bledsoe, Maria i'll
lace. administrator.
~ Nichols, Benj G.
curator.
d. Schleber. Gotleh +
Schieber. admlnistrstr,
"a Roberts, Forest M, Il
curator.
81 McElwalne, HEM.
Weaver, adminlstratof'
% kresse, Carl, itol
executor.
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W Goodwin, admlnIstnis
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THE GLADIATOR,

by A. Saumet-(C Condensed version):
The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05
RECITAL AT CENTRAL

veda D., NJ. Gillian, Wsrrensburg, $40
Nancy B., Ed Parker, Bates City. S27.
Blanca, John Barnett, lexington, $40
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31
HTLLsEORo, n -.

Az q meeting held the , It inst Ut
iiillsborO, of the Orange County Exacu-
Tive CC-irl!ttce there was present near
Iy every member o. the committee be-
sides representation from every portion
of the county. The meeting was full of
enthusiasm and all expressed the
strongest determination to stand
squarely by the POpulist organization,
and not to yield one inch of ground to
any party. The following resolutions
were UNANIMOUSLY adopted.
Resolved, That we endorse most
heartily the recent addresses issued by
the National Chairman of the Demo-
Gratis, Silver Republican and POpulist
parties as timely, patriotic and exped-
lent.
Resolved, That no man believing in
the principals enunciated in the above
addresses and as advocated by the great
leader nominated at the Chicago and
st. Louis Conventions in the summer
of '98 will not only not be in the way
of CO. operation of the forces, but will
do all in his power to effect same.
Resolved, That we believe it impCr-
tant and necessary to the accomplish
ment of the ends in view, that each of
the above parties retain its separate
and distinct organization.
Resolved, Further that the newspa-
pers of the State opposing this CO Op.
Grafton and at the same time pretend
ing to favor the reforms enunciated in
the above addresses are untrue to theil
principals and unworthy of public
confidence.
| r. L.. STROWD.
| Chairman 2. =. Executive Commute,
of Orange County.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31
SD Years of Cures.
FOR A MILITARY POST

At Raleigh To secure Same the City Must
oh"r sit" Congressman skinner Urges
EiIi Tor an Inland Waterway.
WAsHINGTON, March 26.-Repre-
sentative Skinner, called at the War
and Navy Departments to-day in the
interest of an inland waterway con-
DectiOn from New York to Florida,
Representative Skinner has a bill pend
ing which is now under consideration
by the committee on rivers and harbors,
which provides for the completion of
the canal already commenced. The
North Carolina Representative urged
upon the army and naval officials the
urgent Importance of providing an in
land waterway at this time. In the
event OF war its value could not be
estimated. There ia much encourage
ment that the waterway may be COM
pleted at an early date.
Senator Pritchard today called upon
Secretary of War Alger and had an in
terview with him relative to establish
ing a military post at Raleigh. The
Senator pointed out the necessity of a
post and the advantages of that point :;
but no expression can come from the
War Department until an offer of land
at least 200 acres, is rendered the gov
ernmert as a site for a military post.
Senator Pritchard said to- night that he
would write to the Raleigh board Of
trade, suggesting that a site be tender
ed the government, after which he will
be able to press the matter of estab-
fishing a fort at Raleigh,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31

This Il due 20 the fact tina, the COMPANY COZ
troas some inventions and discoveries which have
no equal in tie whole realm Of medical science
SO much deception has been pgn1tiSed in adver
Using that this grand old company now makes
startling offer.
Taey will send their magically effective appii-
once ana months course OF restorative remedies
positively On trial, without expense. 70 any 70
liable man.
Not do1G, need Be paid Until results are ksov. 70
and acknowledged by The patient
The Erie Medical Company's Appliances and
Remedies have been talked OF and Written ahoul
I'LL every man has heard Of them
The highest medical authorities In thu world
have lately commended them.
They possess marvellous power to vitAllze, de,
velop. restore and sustain
They create yigor, healthy tissue. new Life.
They stop drains that sap the emery
They cure all effects OF evil ha6its excesses
overwork.
They give full strength. Development and tone
70 every portion and organ Of the body.
Failure impossible: age no barrier
This Trial Without Expense " offer Il limited
once.
No CO D. scheme nor deception no xposure-
Q clean business proposition by company of hisb
financial and professional standing
Write to The ERIE MEDICAL COMPANY Bus
falo. n T.. and refer to their oner in this paper.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31

Whatever oaas~. and Co % unf~ssrf the
strain OF unexpected. prolonged vosA
Aod excitement IL 10 the only remedy
prepared under the eyrs Of The medical
profession. and IN strict aocoedancs
with the directions Of physicisa OF
scknow lodged ability.
No ordinary help. no we'll m~anisg
out unprof~ssional oonooction. sasss-
parilia 90 blood purifier can do what
fainets celery compound 10 ab To 49,
complish: cure men and women of
such serioas disease as kidney troubles.
liver complaints and d, .pepssa. OF peg
man~nfly drive auay -snd there's the
point that no sufferer should lose siehs
of-p~rmab~ntly drive out the syss~m.
rh~umatism. neuralgia and oil skin
affections.
Nerves and BRAN can b~ worked oui.
This IL the condition of Thousands 60
exhausted nervous systems that have
been almost worked Ia death an sobooi.
counting rooms. factories aad ss0ses.
shsky nerves, fabby muscles, muddy
complication and the general appear
ance oil W~srin~ss ana pain t~ii the
story Of exhaustion. Persistent head
aches 60 with nervous debility. 1Lsi
terrible tLrobbing Of the heart comes
from Q wretcbed condition Of the nesy-
Gus sy stem.
The sure way % get bach 10 perfect
health of body and brain 10 60 regulate
and nourish the nerses b. means Of
faineis celery compound. it 10 q
searching cure for all disease THAI In
dictate yitiat~d blood. IL builds Up the
strength and replaces used up paris By
new, vigorous Tissues.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31

At meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the North Carolina Railroad
Company held Tuesday night In Raj
eigh the following resolution was in
troduced by John w. Graham, Of
Ridgeway, the president of the State
Farmers Alliance.
The resolution received the vote of
every director present. It is as fol-
lows:
WHEREAS, 1t is represented to this
Board that the suit in the United
States Court of Equity wherein the
Southern Railroad Company is the
plaintiff and the North Carolina Rail-
road Company and others are defen-
dants, can be settled by the payment
of all the costs of the case by the plain
tiff, the Southern Railroad Company,
snd,
| WHEREAS, Such settlement does not
in any way affect or impair the rights
of the State to adopt any policy that
may be determined upon by its Legis.
lature with regard to the ownership
management and operation of domes.
tic railroads by foreign or nonresident
corporations, it is therefore,
RESOLVED, That the sttorney for tn.
North Carollua Railroad Company are
hereby authorized to take such steps
as will end the above mentioned liti
CATION upon the terms herein befor'
indicated, the material portion of sail
terms of settlement being as follows
tO-Wit:
The Southern pay $500 for defen
dants costs in lease suit, and pay al
other costs including masters fee, an
, to submit papers to Court without ar
! gument on part of defendants, an
q without appeal.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31
Patriotic Movement In Spain,

MADRID, March 27.-The Iates. intel
ligence from the United States has oc.
casiOGed a great patriotic mo, net I
thrOughOught Spain. A large number
of persons have announced their in
tentiOn to give up . days pay for ser.
vices in order to raise . fund to pur-
chase warship. A committee. over
which the Bishop Of Madrid will pre-
side, has been organized to receive SUBJ
scriptiOns. Special theatrical perfOr-
mances are announced, the receipts of
which are to be devoted to this pur-
pose.
The Duke of Veragus, who knows
President Mckinley personally, is re-
ported as saying:
president Mckinley does not in
spire me with confidence. He thinks
himself the first statesman in the world
He is proud and vain, and his great
vanity makes him believe himself q
Napoleon, when, in reality, he is IN
ignorant suffer-"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-31

WssA aAs vs~e Axss~s F~~s~s ssssssSAss-
o.s So nas>~@ As~Ass~ WIN -
Asssasa ~
cEAFEL Hill, 4. c.. MARCH q, as
EDlros CArCAsfAx.-l have IL IN
mind 10 write yon . little letter fos
publication, bat gees il 10 Of m use
&C you are doin9 30 mech better
than l could advise. Anyway I
vast to congratulate you upon The
wise course you have taken in regs,d
to the coming campaign-
Certainly re e,n do nothing !. s..
than TO propose TO cc-ops rate Nth
free silver Democrats since our
wants in that particular Are the
same rs they profess to want. Blu;
the great troub'e 10 that while the
rank and file Of the free silver ele-
ment OF Democrats want free silver,
yet judo x from the action OF their
b0sses in the last campaign aud also
IN their recent State convention.
they will not ALLOW them 10 co oper-
ate With rs honorably and lesiti-
mately or do anything else that te uds
\
address rendered by the Demo =
cratic State Executive Com mit,ee
Is Just as different from that of
Bryan and Jones as If they were two
separate and distinct parues.
So, taking this in consideration i,
looks very much Ike cooperation
viii be failure. because We arc .
factor in this State and Nation
which are entitled to solae recogni.
ton, and while we are anxious for
cooperation, if done right. yet the
Populist Of old Orange do not pro-
pose, a. they have outlined, to enroll
under the banner Of Democrats. 1t
Is very strange and serious spec
tacle that confronts every honest
Populist in North Carolina to day.
The Democratic party of this State
very we'll remember how utterly
helpless and dependent they were in
'96, and seem not to be satisfied with
their failure then, but come again in
the beginning of this, another cam
paign, and in the face Of what their
National candidate for President
and Chairman of the Executive Com
mittee say, and make another start
to shirk the cause which they pre-
TESS to espouse, still deeper into the
depths of failure. We cannot no.
tice any such terms of co operation
as was offered in ;96. In fact such
would be almost an insult, aud all
that is left for US to do is to propose
or accept fair CO. operation. and any
failure on their part to do either,
then let US ignore them and stand
fast by our principles which were
born of real ne cessity and which are
so immortal that it will be but a
short while before they are law.
w f T,INDSAy