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AlSee to Gottoa Farmers.
The time will soon arrive tn, k
ItoASW mark;tlng of the next cotton crop
amlunh KH a chaneo U made a to
trie mode of doing it the same low
wiimingto. vi. , level of prlcoH that was current last
N..,..iM.r. ; year will Inevitably be the result.
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. nti. mau Ultimate with t' : 7 vn wdiuimki fact that
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r r ;tr r i ii rufc iruiu u ib l HlT- , " ii.i:iins an-
Atlantic Coast Line i ! . ine P1??"19 of September, Oc
tober ana iNovemDcr are the great
actors In maklnt? Iirlcpfc ami it I
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liJIU r IUOIUWOI ut lur o.ar B BU.
i that ho ia eonGdent that
,. thousand tickets for points
Nurtu htiiI West have hem
the ov.inoer race coifl -t
tu
HI It
t,, V.iun'k"n u'groes, who aa
t0,,, i' ihir attention never to ro
, .,rri t thi i t y . M ac h tie preati r
ittiur: hi in hi tmvc u".ru rniij witii-
. l r i .
i.iT iour iii'JoinB. i roo&b'y
t,,r, i. inin )r?l or ine negroes pur-,-.,!
tn-l trf to New York. Lirge
n;lllli irH wiTit t VVahitigton, noma
i,, ;.).-uri, it'i'l othv-rs went to various
.Nurtti' ru hdiJ Wisrn points. Wil
li iiiu""" 'ar.
lu wruveilL III la u a
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juu nave mo remedy In your own
hand which b to hold back on
your farms one-third of your gin
ning until after December or Jan
uary. The two-third will bring
nearly as much nuney mar
keted In thl way as the wholecrop
marketed in the usual way.
In doing this you will not be de
priving the merchants or the banks
to whom you are under obligations
of what they are justly entitled to,
but on the other hand, protecting
almost their salvation as well as
your own.
The government says the acreage
in cotton lands Is eight per cent
less than last year and that the
July condition is 3.4 (three four
tenths) per cent less, or a total de
preciation of 11.4 (eleven four
tenths) per cent.
Kstlma-lng the current crop at
11,200,000 bales It means a shrink-
I . L . . . .1 1 . I nit' 111 I 7jl inn. thCllr.u .. , 9
HI.il lumj-M ikiuk urmjtHlURQIS I ..,,. --- ' ui a Ul
two s nit, thirty Krandsons. eighty- WW Dales for 1H'M-VM).
two pand children, tifteen great- otwittistanding all this, and
hildnn and one grtat- ... uier iact inat the cotton
. 1 ImlllSl tlinmrrliAiif lw. ......
i'it .v Lrrai i(rauuiu, wau was Oom I , ,uu wunuj itre
101 YEARS OLD.
1 it-
,f lr, Ki'e Modutii. t,t North
Cnrolliix, In IuiIIk.ii.
r,,nokln, Itd., August 5. Mrs.
Kitf Mul-iriF, 10 1 ytara old, is dead
at tin- homo ot her Krand daughter
Mr-. I T. Apple, of this place. Hhe
Wi t rn in North Carolina, June
jl Ii, MW. hhe leaves one hundred
Notwithstanding
prt-af. pra? i ttiuurt n and one gre at-
t crt!tt trrandsnn. who wt hnm
y.r hti-l Mrs. Overbaler, March ,,1iKin prouts ranging from 20
h, h!l!)p at Friocdswod. l'wr ni, 10 to per cent, mighty ef-
10ns are Dei ng made to create the
impression that the croD w.ll
Win tli! r the amendment will IigId bo an enormous one. with the viw
ths Di-taoprat. Hvpublican or any ' getting your cottm cheap and it
otnt r i-artr. should not concern ,s t you to determine whether the
I',.iu!i-'. It it ill srttle Ihe negrc
fiu.i'ti.ri aid give political freedom
to wlu'n people aud guarantee tbem
to v tc a they pleusn and have that
voUi f.ouu'eu, 1 opulista should vote
for it. Will it d j th'fcl There is no
ronvini'ing evidences of it as vet.
Mercury.
Ti-u
grewly spinner will succeed
You will be assailed by the wily
speculator with all kinds of argu
ments to prevent you from holding
your cotton, but it Is your only
weapon and your financial salva
tion depends upon its use Daily
uemocrat (Miss.)
VIRGINIA POPULISTS.
Matting of Hi Mtnto Co... ...Htiie In Lynch-
hur.
The Populist State Committee
hold ;i meeting Friday night at the
Arlington hotel, in this city. Com
mittee - Messrs. J. I laskins I lobson,
of Powhatan, chairman ; W. K.
ii;mt, of llichmond, secretary: W.
II. (iravely, of Henry; Stato Sena
tor W. II. Hale, of Franklin, and
I r. T. V. Kvans. of Campbell
were present, together with other
mem hers of the State Committee
The meeting continued until
some time after midnight. An ad
dress to the voters was adopted,
and the committee then began work
on ;i plan of action for tho coming
eampuign.
The address, as adopted, com
phiinsof the heavy taxation and
unnecessary number of otllce hold
ers; decries the Republican and
Pen 10c rat iu parties both; complain-,
of rings aud cliques; objects
to the leadership of Senator Mar
tin; calls upon tho independent
people of all parties to unite and
secure control of tho next General
Assembly ; declares for reform in
our system of jurisprudence, and
closes as follows :
1. We demand tho destruction
of trusts, by making It a felony to
organize or bo intoiested directly
or indirectly in one.
2. The election of United States
senators by the people, and that
our legislators refuso to support
any one for this otllce who opposes
this measun.
ii. The enactment of a fair and
honest election law.
1 The Improvement of tho mu
nicipal and State public school sys
tem, and to divest It of every sem
blance of political partisanry.
.". Constitutional amendments
t hat will reform tha judicial sys
t; in and all tho antiquated costly
State government.
o' Stato legislation t at xvlll In
vite industrial capitalists. ml man
ufacturing interests to come into
Virginia, and the enactment of
laws that will protect and foster
them, without discrimination.
7. An annual appropriation com-
mensurate with the demand and
necessities to bo set apart for the
benellt of the old soldiers and Sol
diers' Home.
S. The building of houses of cor
rection for female and young crim
inals guilty of minor offences.
1 The enactment of laws requir
ing the penitentiary and jail con
victs to work the public roads in
organized chain gangs, distributed
over the State wherever practi
cable. 10. The repeal of the "land-grabbers'
act."
11. Laws that will prohibit cor
porations, domestic or foreign, in
cluding building and loan associa
tions, from conducting usurious
business in the Stato of Virginia.
Hy order of the State Committee.
J. Haskin llonsox, Ch'n.
W. K. Grant, Secretary.
WfiMM. is no' rBcommenueu ror eve
VJLHJyr. rvthine: but if von h v kol-
Kllll f. neyi hver or bladder trouble it
will be found just the remedy you need.
At druggists in fifty cent and dollar sizes.
You mav have a samole bottle of th won
derful new discovery bv mail free, also
pamphlet telling all about it.
Address Dr. Kilmer & 0. Binghaniton, NY
Battles are now being made of pa
per under a German patent. Theyare
for particularly on shipboard wher
ueavy wrsiner wr tkv, havoc among
the glas leceptaclfcs.
"Little Strokes
Fell Great Oaks."
Ut to the cordinuil blows of the -woods,
ryn. When the humn blood fits become
dogged nd impure the little drops of
ttxfs SvsipiHl!, property tiken. v
fen the uk of bid blood.
Working NlRht aid Day
Tbe busiest and mivhtiat i,.t-
thin that ever was made is Dr. Kind's
New Life Pills. Kvery pi)! is a Ugar-
;ua.ra gioouie or iietitn, that changes
weakness Into strength, lifttlessneas
into energy, brain-fag into mental
power. They're wonderful in buiidin
the health. Only 25c per box. Sold
by all Druggist.
It is not to believe everything you
hear, even when you say it yourself.
Brave Men Fall
Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, and all feel
the results in loss of appetite, poisons
in tbe blood, backache, nervousness,
headache and tired, listless, run-down
feeling. Bat there's no need to feel
like that. Listen to J. W. Gardner
idaville, fnd. He says : Electric Bit
ters are just the thing for a man when
he is all run down, and don't care
whether he lives or dies. It did more
to give me new strength and s-ooti
appetite thah anything I could take.
I can now eat anything and have a
new lease on life." Only 50 cents, at
all Drugstores. Every bottle irauran-
teed.
A COMlKKSS COM It INK.
Kirorts to Orgnly.e TrUHt to right Im
provement.
Ill view of the attack upon the
Koundlap bale of the American Cotton
Company, and the cry of "trust"
against the manufacturers of the
machine for making those bales raised
by the owners of compresses and
others the following letter, indicating
a"combine" of a dilFerent sort, is of
pecular interest. Tbe letter was for
warded to the Atlanta Constitution by
Richard Cheatham, editor of tbe
Cotton .Planter's Journal, of Memphis,
Tenn. It is as follows :
" New York, May 3. 185)9. Executive
Committee of the American Cotton
Compress Company, 71 Broadway,
Dear Sir : It is proposed to consolidate
by purchase or otherwise some of the
most desirable compressed in tbe Sout
hern States, provided such consolida
tion can be arranged on a conservative
basis.
" We desire to call your attention to
tbe fact that in order to meet the com
petition that has arisen from the round
bale system.it will be necessary for
the compresses referred to to consoli
date under one general management,
fully able and capable to reduce, ex
penses by improved methods, more
uniform systems of compressing (aided
by the adoption of the standard box),
to obtain lower rales of insurance and
secure lower rates of freight to foreign
and domestic points.
" We recognize the advantages both
to you and us of utilizingyour person
al influence in the new business, as
well as your plant, but at the same
time we feel confident that unless a
consolidation can ba arranged on an
obviously economical bisis, we may
not be able in the long run to success
fully compete with tbe round bale
systems or with other new compresses
which may come into the neid.
" If it is your desire to sell your press
property at a reasonable price please
be kind enough to answer tre list of
questions enclosed and also sign the
option enclosed.
"The information received wi?i be
strictly confidential and not disclosed
to any one else in the business of com
pressing cotton, except with your con
sent. "As there are over two hundred
compresaess, and as it will require con
siderabla time and labor to send a
committee to examine these properties
and books and make all proper arrange
ments, it is therefore necessary that
the option shall hold good for not less
than six months from the date of your
signing.
M Unless we hear from you within
two weeks of this date we shall con
sider that you are not disposed to
enter into tbe proposed consolidation.
Awaiting your reply, we are yours
truly,
Hrnrx C. Knubkl,
For Executive Committee
In hardly any subject are educa
tors interested more just now than
in the adequate and satisfactory r -presentation
at the Paris Etpos'tion
of American education The Director
of Education and Social Economy
f nrthe United States, Mr. Howaid
J. Rogers, writes on this topic for
the twelfth annual Educational
number of The Outlook, describing
the plans adopted and the character
f the exhibits to be made. There
are peveral striking pictures with
Mr. Roger '8 article. $3 a vear.
The Outlook Company, New York
(City.)
Did it Ever Occur to You that a
little Perry Davis' Pain Killkr on
th end of the finger applied once or
twice to a moequito bite would coun
teract the poison and speedily reduce
the swelling? Pain-Killer will also
cure bites and 3tings of other poison
ous insects as well as reptiles. See di
rections as to use upon wrapper on
each bottle. Avoid substitutes, there
19 hilt, nun 1 i n-Tv 1 1 lor l'arrir Tkotria '
Price 25c. and 50c.
THE NEW BULL-PEN UlCTlCH LAW
In Dilvinma.
" If I go ter school terday, de
tencher'll lick me fer not preparing
my lessons, an it i stay borne me
mudder'll lick me fer not going ter
school. Now, either I got ter go or
stay home. Bat if I go an de
teacher licks me an mudder finds it
out me mudder'll lick me fer not
doin my school work, and if I stay
home an me mudder licks me de
teacher'lllick me termorrow fer bein
a truant ! tree ! Guess I'll go ter
sleep ! Nashville American.
Atlanta Council Demand Mayor's Kfglg-
na'ioD.
Atlanta, Aug. 5. Members of
the city council held a caucus this
afternoon and adopted a resolution
demanding the resignation of Mayor
Woodward by Monday morning. If
the mayor does not resign impeach
ment proceedings will probably be
institnted. The resolutions charge
the mayor with neglecting his duties
and indulging to excess.
Died.
On Wednesday July 12th, 1899,
the Angel : cf Death, visited the
family of Mr. Henry McLamb and
took from them the beloved daughter,
Miss Effie. She was thirty-two years
of age. one joined Mt, Lima Bap
tist church at an early age and since
that time she has been a consistent
member. She is missed we will say
more than tongue can tell at home.
But we feel that she will be missed
at her church. We feel that she
now sleeps with Jeshs, blessed sleep.
bhe leaves a father and mother,
nve brotners and seven sisters and a
host of relatives and friends to
mourn their loss. But while it is our
loss it is her eternal gain, and may
our blessed Savior suDply that spirit
of faith that makes all submissive to
his will.
We lay sweet flowers on the mound
That bides her gentle form,
Their odors voice resound
Another loved one has gone.
She cannot come to us, -
We see her form no more,
But we can go to ber,
If her Saviour we adore.
Ob ! the loving links that bind us,
To It. me so true and dear.
One by one we leave behind us,
As we to the grave draw near.
To the bereaved family we extend
i our sympathy and bid them look to
the tiod of peace for comfort.
I la r"rllo m lurtl4 by a Jlag
The recent Legi&latcre rtpaU d
tu non-partisan election laws ot
105 and 1S07, wbieii guaractt-d W
every party tbe rignt to be rt pnt-tu
ted on eUclion boards by elictict
officers of their o w n choosing, and
enacted n election Imw more viciou
than infamous Simmons Uuli-Ptc
L'hection law that was ia force befoi
1895.
Tbe leading provisions ot ttis la
as puliibhed by the Raleigh News &
Observer are as follows:
1. That tbe election for State acd
eoanty efficers shall be held oa th
first Thursday in August and ever)
two years thereafter.
2. That there ehall bo a StaU
board of (lections composed of five
persons elected by the Legislature
for a term of two years.
3. That there shall be a county
board of elections consisting of three
perBoni, appointed by State board
for a term of two years.
4. That the State Board of election
shall meet in Raleigh the first Mon
day in May, 1899, and organize by
electing one of their number chair
man and another secretary. Another
meeting shall be held on the first
Monday in April in each election
.... . t ii
year, bpecial meetings may oe can
ed when necessary. For thf ir services
the board shall receive four dollars
appoint all registrars and judges ot
elections. Members of the county
boards may be removed by the State
board; snd the county boaid in turn
may remove any regis' rar or judge
of election.
C That county boards must meet
not later than the first Monday in
May for organization, and for divid
ing the counties into precincts and
polling places.
7 That before the next general
election there shall bo an entirely
new registration. Among questions
to be asked applicant is "whether he
has listed his poll for taxation for
the current year in which he applies
for registration, and for the year
next prereding. And if any appli
cant shall falsely swear he has listed
his noil for taxation, he shall be
guilty of perjury and and punished
as prescribed by law."
8. That the registration books shall
be kept open twenty days and closed
on the second Saturday before the
election. On each Saturday during
the perioc the registrar shall go to
the polling place to register voters.
On such laysthi boks shall be open
for inspection by the voters of the
precinct. There shall be no no reg
istering on election day, but voters
may be cnallenged.
9. That on or berore the hrst Mon
day in July the county board shall
appon t Wo judges ot election jor
oach precii't.
10. Tha. to prevent disorder as
many as three special officers may be
appointed by the registrars and
judge of election.
11. Tbat.there shall be one ballot
for all State efficers, one forjudges
of different courts, one for members
of General Assembly, one for county
officers, and one for township offi
cers. That all ballots for each of
these classes of officers shall be the
same size, on white paper and with
out device. The siz of the ballot
must be prescribed by the State
board of elections. Tickets in the
wrong box shall not be counted
12. That the members ot the sev
eral boards of election shall consti
tute the board ot county canvassers,
which shall meet at the court house
second day after the election, can
vass the returns, and declare the re
sult at the court house door.
THE HORTH CtnOlO COIUBL
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Agriculture and Mechanic Arts.!
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Kives an -xtraordioiry roure of ictruction at te
chpi, in in iTuarnt.
It not only rdurstet but rrrr-tre its sludrMs to
uirwtors or agricultural and mr-baetcal entrrpr.
There are complete spmsl and &' courses in t he various A grictilturat
Ii.dutrial, Mechanical, Textile and Citil Arts. S
Students will b allowed to taa4 tbe rotrtor inintt Ion a 1
cttnty-sitof the counties in which tbey reside, tbu savings th e ip f
of a trip to Raleigh. S
Entrance examinations will be bel-1 on the 19tb of August, in tt.e court- a
bjse, under tbe supervision of (our ty Superintendent.
Fur further Information, catalogue, etc, apply to
PRESIDENT GEO. T WINSTON. g
WF-ST KAl.KKill. X. V.
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our wool unt ii vou see it. Address,
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Cut Paper Patterns Outline Patterns
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viz : that there is no eternal punisb
UHin hereafter. Times Mercury.
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the new life being infused into the
organization. Only two weeks ago
tho State Alliance of South Caro
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