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The Napoleon Hal Revived,
The French Apa mylylDg Tho lAunty
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-10

Court In the county wherein he resides.
who shall in turn forward the certified
papers in the case TO the resident judge
or the judge presiding in the district. who
shall, without unnecessary delay, hear
and determine the matter and certify his
decision 10 the registrar from whom the
case was brought; and if il il the decision
OF the judge that the applicant is Ell
titled to register and vote, and il said
decision shall be delivered to the regis
trar at any time before the closing OF the
polls on election day, it shall be his duty
to register the name on the books aid
the applicant shall be entitled ~ vote.
II any registrar or clerk IF the cou,t
shall neglect or refuse to send I'D the
appeal a herein directed, or comply wit
the decision Of the court in respect there
to, he shall be guilty of nisdemeanor
aud upon conviction shall be. fined not
less than fifty dollars or imprisoned not
less than thirty days. or both in the dis
erection of the court.
That section % be repealed.
We denounce the last Democratic
Legislature for creating an election board
| for political aud partisan purposes, and
| for giving TO said board of election til.
place in the State and remain indefiniteiy
| in session. drawing from the public
| funds of the State twenty-eight doila 4
per day and expenses; and for requirin
said board of election to appoint a count
board OF election in each county in thu
State for political and partisan purpose
and paying the chairman of said count,
board S1.50 per dav ard travelling q,
penses out OF the county funds OF I'll,
State.
| We further condemn the said Legisll
| ture for creating 103 new and unuece
sary offices for political and partisan pur
poses at the expense of the counties ar
the State.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-10

THE AMENDMENT IN RHf ME-.
Hurrah for Carolina
And Cyrus Thompson, too;
Just wait till the election
And watch us toot him through.
Thought other States be honest
And SOW good moral seed,
We trust that Carolina
Will ever take the lead.
Our sister States will wonder.
Attention we will draw,
When with our campaign thunder
We d,.wn the Simmons law
Alas: for poor old Simmons,
His every trick and scheme
Will vanish fro mhis vision
Like some nocturnal dream.
| Shall we succum to tyrants
And suffer shameful wrong?
Not while our hands are Drawn!
| And hearts beat true and strong.
/! At the proposed amendment
Well FIRE our biggest gun:
Vote for equal rights to all
And special rights to none.
Now Aycock's nominated.
He thinks he'll surel win;
1 Rot all his plans and arguments
Will proye to be too thin
gain. hurrah for Thompson.
The peoples candiaae;
He will protect our interests
; And keep right up to date
Revised by E. Roscoe Hall
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-10

cry and a farce. he Republican party
has always fostered popular education
That party engrafted into the organic
| law Of the State mandatory require
ments providing public schools for both
| whites and blacks, bat that party will
never brand ignorance as a crime whose
| penalty il dTsfranchisement so long as
the cause OF nat ignorance Is neglect
1 Of the State and wo de not believe
| that any man with the natural instincts
Of father will vote 10 disfranchlss
his offspring and degrade them to the
level of felon simply because no or
his State has failed To educate such on
| spring or because providence has az
aicted them with physical blindness for
which this wicked scheme makes no ex-
emDtion.
IhapUBLICAN PLATFORM-TWO
We can only Judge the future by the
past This is especially true when we
study the value of Democratic promises
in the light Of their performances. ihey
tell Us that they are the devoted friends
Of education: that their candidate for
Governor is its especial champion. The
impa rtial hand Of history points 10 their
record from 1870 10 1895. during which
period they had uninterrupted control
of the legislature, and during the quar-
ter Of century the number of ill1terate
white voters, instead of diminishing, &C
) tualiy increased by more than D,Ooo'
being an average Of about 1000 year.
The figures of the census show the
number of illiterate white voters IN
North Carolina was in 1870, Bill; in
1880, 44,420: in 1890, 1850. By the
| census of 1890 the number of white
voters who could read. but could not
write, was 1900. So that the totaa
number Of white voters liable to be
DISTINGUISHED is 62.570. How, then, car
we trust these Democratic leaders te
wipe out illiteracy even among tht
whites within the next eight years
when their first step is to throw away
q 5000 a year Of the school fund here
: tofore derived from poll tax. With sucl
: a record in the past how can any mai
| expect their promises to be redeemed
at par. These men have plunged tn
| State into an evil course of which n
man sees or knows the end. The con
= sequences rest upon the heads Of thos
= who have trampled under their heel
II the ancient honor Of sovereign Stat
and the plighted faith OF great pc
litiral party."
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-10

sDsaiy 9ops nssAsy. snaly ss.N
wnnisssss ssS wssAs. l.Isssl. -
Kin Division Main kss-Trsas tovo \"
Il Is 3. m. isssa 1sysssviis in , D.
arrives esnford - y n kannfnl 6W
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wilminsson . % = "a
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arrive Fsysttsviis 10 -. fstnrinG 0yD
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m. Red eprtno 70 p - hsHsea No
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~ II Marion viii he cssshss % 81
RsilrosA q Red epdnP vttA tss -
spYinsy and BouDors RaikrooA - onnf0d
With he ssabssrd Air line 81 osufk~s
Railway q Calf WITH ths Dufhs1 -
Trsin on ths esutiasA Hsuk BnssA Rsah
lssys Weldon . y. N. hsitfss nHa-
srivo Scotland Esrk q . % y u, osus-
nile e.5 y. m, Kinslor 10 p -. hseun.
ing issv9 Kinsson . % q n, 0fssaviiAs
s:s1 2. N; arriving Halifas LID . ~
Trains on washinston BranA lDvs weaA-
ington $40 O. N. and I'D y. -, srivs fas-
1 rnels BIO Q. N. and <.oo p n, rueur1f1G
savs Parmsis sS O N and eso ,. - -
i've washington Hoo q N md 10 y n.
daily sxcsps Sunday.
Train lssvo Tssboro. y. &, daiiy sxssva
s1na; S, s n, no susa,1 s IN. :. =
ing lsavss Plymouth daily sxssr< oua6ny
l7:50 q m. and Sunday O. m. arfvo faP
boro l0s06 o. m. and loo O. n.
Train on Midland N. q. BraDoh tasvu
|. Goldsboro daily. sxUpt Sunday. 10 Q. -
arriving smsthheld BIO q N, Wturui1l
lsay0 6mithbsld 300 O N, sSfivo 81 OeA1s
soro l0.6 . m
Trains on Hsshvills Branch lasw LA,
Mount Of 40 O M, % p. u, srrivs -
VILE 10 10 O. n, % y. m, sprtnG Hop
10 ~ O. m, rs " m. returning hney
Spring Hops iiCp .. IN. % pm, Hs.hvfl
II Y o. m, g p. m, srnvs q koue
Mount IL % o. m, Up. m. daAly 60
} 6unday.
Train on Clinton Branch lssvo Mszo'
for Clinton daily, sxo<ps Sunday. Hoe -
and Ais y. m, rsturning issvo CltDtsa {
zoo O. m. and go p. m
Train No. n mako closs sounsc1xon [
+ Weldon for all points North daiiy .ssiers
via Richmond.
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r. II. KNKkDOk. frame naaa09-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-10
have paid their poll tax as required

have paid their poll TAX as required
by Law.
fSec. 81 All elections by the people |
shall be by ballot, and all elections
by the General Assembly shall be
viva wore.
iSec. ~ Every voter in North Car
DINA, except as in this Art. disquali-
fed, shall be eligible to Office, but
before entering upon the duties OF
the Office he shall take and subscribe
the following oath: II. do
solem My swear or afirm, that Will
support and maintain the constitu-
ton and laws of the U. 8. and the
constitution and laws Of North Caro-
lima, not inconsistent Herewith, and
that will faithfully discharge the
duties Of nv Office AZ ......... 30
help me God"
lSec. 8. The following Glasses OF
persons shall bs disqualified for Of.
fce: First, all persons who shall
deny the being Of Almighty
God. Second, all persons who
shall have been convicted
or confessed their guilt on indict-
ment pending, and whether senten-
ced or not; or under judgment sus-
pended of any treason or felony, or
any Their crime for which tho pun
ishment may be imprisonment in the
penitentiary, since ACCOMMODATIONS
Of the United States. or of corruption
and malpractice in ONCE unless such
|, person shall be restored to the rights
Of citizenship n a manner presorlb-
ed nv law.
Section 9. That all OF the provis-
ions of the Constitution relating "a
suffrage. registration and election
as contained in this act, amending
the Constitution, shall 60 into effect
on the first day Of July, 1909, il q
= majority of the qualified voters o.
the State 50 declare at the next gen
erai election.
Sec 3 This amendment shall b'
submitted at the next general elt Q
q ton to the qualified voters OF th'
State in the same manner aud unde
4 the same rules and regulations as j
provided in the law regulating gen
. aral elections in this State, aud il
force May 1st, 1899 and at said cleo
ton those persons desiring to vot
for such amendment shall cast
70 written or printed ballot with tn
.. words "For Suffrage Amendment
!, thereon; and those with a CONTRA
- opinion shall cast written or priu
Z ted ballot with the words 'sAgaint
l. Suffrage Amendment" thereon.
Sec. 4. The said election shall b
held, and the votes returned, com
pared, counted and canvassed, an
- the result announced, under the SAN,
rules and regulations as sre 10 re-
for returning, comparing, ccuntin
- and canvassing the votes for men
lie hers of the General Assembly, Ma
q LIST, 1899, and if q maj ,rlty OF th
\. votes cast are in favor of the sal
N amendment. it ahall he the duty
the Governor Of the State to certii
~ said amendment, under the seal I
as the State, to the Secretary OF STAT
who shall enroll the sad amepdme'
in so certified among the permanel
ecords Of bis Office.
W See. 5. This act shall be in for
I'D from and after it's ratification.
C. Ratified 2lst day OF February !
to D., 1899.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-10
News Items.

Rev. john Z. White has been cho-
sen President of the Baptist Female
University at Raleigh.
II is thought that DR.. McIver, of
Greensboro will be selected as Presi'
dent Ia DR.. Alderman's stead.
Chairman Simmons has challenged
Chairman Holton for joint canvass.
Not heard whether he Will accept or
not.
The strike against the Southern
continues, Will never let up until
the demands OF the telegrapbers are
complied with.
Among the distinguished visitors at
the Confederate Reunion Admiral and
Mrs Dewey are expected and Will be
given a grand ovation by the Veterans.
Democrats now talk OF namiI &
Dewey for the second place on the
BRYAN ticket. The two candidates
are about 10 fuse.
Dr. Alderman has resigned NJ
President Of the State University, to
take the Presidency OF Tulane Uni-
versity in Louisiana.
The Populists are In Souix Falls
The Convention was called to order
Yesterday, committees appointed and
adi burned till to-day. It's thought
Brvan will be nominated by accli
nation. Not certain who will bt
named for Vice President.
Close calculation has put the numbe
OF Veterans at the Confederate Re
union Mt Louisville, May 30ta-June Bro
at 40, 600 and the number of visitors al
100000. The bulk OF them will trave
part OF the way by the sEABOARL
AIR LINE RAILWAY, because, i
carries them through the battlefields,
The Editor of the News and Oh
server is reporting the Louisian'
election law, how it worked, etc
Maybe he will tell how they man
aged it, so as to keep 10 coo whit
men from the polls. and thereby Civ
the election entirely over into TIT
bands of the machine.
AThe Charlotte Observer says tn
Democrats of the Ninth CoDgression
al district, could not circulate an,
better campaign literature than Gov
eruor Russsll's interview 10 regar
to Pearson. Yes, that is about on
par with what Senator Vance, tn
greatest man the State ever produce
said about Chairman Simmons.
News comes from Souix Falls, :
D., to the effect that there is som
difference of opinion between tn
delegates. 1t seems the delegate
from Nebraska are in favor OF lea'
ing the whole ticket in the hands
committee to confer with the Den
ocrats. Allen is in favor OF this. b.
Senators Butler and Pettigrew al
bitterly opposed to it,
The U. s. prisoner who was sh
in the leg at the penitentiary, die
Tuesday. On April 80 n while wor
ing on the brick yard, be was N
doing his duty. When told to go
to the office and receive "thrss
iug'' as he thought, he made at q
guard or warden with shovel, wi
shot him In the leg, causing {
wound that killed him. He was
negro by the name OF Horn, a.
was from Charlotte
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-10

BEWARE OF GREEN FRuIT.-Now in
the heated term people should pay At
tention TO their diet, avoiding unri pc
fruit aud stale vegetables which in
varisbly bring on cramps, cholera NOR
ticulariy subject to complaints Of thi'
kind. aud no mother can feel safe with
. out having Q bottle of PAIN. KILLER
Is 10 . safe, sure and speedy cure
AyOi6 substitutes, there 10 but ont
Pain. KILLER. Perry Davis; Price 25c
| and 800.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-10

There were two tickets run fol
to xn ofices in High Point. the bus
iuess men against the laboripg men
This is q sad affair. How could bus
iuess men live but for labor, and how
could laborers get jobs, but for bus
mess meni Labor comes first, and II
always the basis.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-10
Strike riots are reported in st. Louis
THE siCK MADE WE'LL.

Have ysu any pain, or scne, or wess-
uessi Does your blood show that ~
contains impurIslesf Are you nefvouss
Do you lack snap and activity oil
mud ana oOdyy Are you easily tifedf
Have you lost ambstionf 10 there any
unnaturaI drain upon the systemf lie
every organ performing its prOi q
fuuctlon. In 0tneS words: Are you
, perfect strong, active, vigorous, beatty,
happy man or Womanf Ii not, zoe
should not delay one day before you
consult J. NEWTON HArHAwAY. TN
| DSoutb Broad st. Atlanta Ga
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-10

For 500 worth Of sork. We are CIV
ing Away Watches, Bicycles, sewing
Machines, Guns &c, &C. 10 intsodecs
our paper, PAsTIME, high clas y.
Illustrated family paper Of from 10 - y
large pages: o. 70 l3s columns Of
Choice Good Stories, Literature, An,
Humor Letters Of Travel In Foestgn
Lands &C. &c. And all you have 70
do 20 get u worth OF presents 10 70
get 20 subscribers ~ loo each beoe
l0c In stamps for full psrticuiass, loag
iist OF presents and our paper, fAs-
TINE for six months II, sfter bearing
from ne you IND our ststemeet estres
ue win return your money and con
tinue the pap
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-10
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.

The busiest and mightiest little
thug that ever was made is DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. Every pin is q sugar
coated glObule OF health, that changes
weakness into strength, listlessness in
to energy, brain-tsg into mental pow
er. They're wonderful in building up
the health. Only 25c per box.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-10
A FRIGHTFUL BLUNDER

Will often cause . horrible Burn
Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen!
Arnica Saive, the best in the wor'c
will Kill. the pain and promptly hea
it,. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores
Ulcers, Boils. Felons, COfns, oil Skt'
Eruptlons. Best Pile cure on earth
Only 25cts. \ box. Cure guaranteed
Sold bv al Druggist.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-10

No matter how feeble the old Vete-
rams the comfort will be ample and
every attention will be given on the
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
| to the Confederate Reunion att Louis
Vile May 30th-June Srd.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-10

By taking the SEABOARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY to the Confederate
Reunion at Louisville, the old vete-
rams can see the hattlefelds Of Garys-
Vile, Ringgold, Tunnel Hill. Rocky
Face. Dalton. Dug Cap. Resaca. Adairs-
vile, Allatoona, Big Shanty, Kenne-
shaw Mountain, Ruff and Smyrna.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-10

The Old Veterans are dropping of
rapidly now and none wants TO fail Ia
meet his comrades at the Confederate
Reunion at Louisville, May 30th7Juns
3rd, specially when the rates are 50
low as they are by the SEABoARll
AIR LINE RAILWAY.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-10

nea.tx In Rlooa Deep.

Clean blood means a clean akin. NO
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy. Cath:r-
tic clean your blood and keep 1t clean, oy
stirring up the lazy liver and driving ail I'M ~
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads.
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Caecarets.-beauty for ten cents. al drug
eists satieiactso .fosfsnteed- IN 1n@- ae