The Dispatch from Lexington, North Carolina • Page 8

the races aud the fairer adminis WHAT TAFT DIDN'T SAY I.i Ut (., i Bometime ao Aliens went the fiuw to fc.cp 1 c-t, "When old Bill MoNabby sued Declared Negro Domination Failed ta Sa Republicans Would Keep It So. Therefhas been more talk of "negro domination" since Secretary of War Tail said so much about it in his Greensboro speech' than for long time, and since he paid so much attention to it, others have had their say about it also, among others The Charleston Kews and Courier, whose utterance is to the eflect that "Secretary of War Taft prated much, too much, of the 'spectre' of negro domination in the South in his Greensboro speech addressed to the flabbergasted and hornlocked fourth-class postmast- YES GRAPE TOBACCO is just a little sweeter than any of the so-called sun-cured plugs made to imitate GFCAPJC, and they are all imitations-- WHY? because that rich, sweet flavor is peculiar to the genuine Leaf, and we have been buying and manufacturing it for over fifty years. ers, revenue officers and other seedy-minded Republicans of North IT 15 MADE BY A FIRM THAT KNOWS HOW 1. A. Pattarsan Tobacco Co Richmond, Va.

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Frequent lectures by prominent lecturers. Excuses exceedingly moderate. Heven years of phenomenal" success. tt For catalogue and other infornialloh, addreas H. M.

NOKTH, HEADMA8TEK, DURHAM, N. C. ins Dental Edncation, mail this Coupon to the tor beautiful, illustrated free Catalogue. 104 Narth iaaer 6- Carolina. But why is negro domination a spectre in North Carolina! Why is it a thing incorporated, whip' ped by the bitter winds twixt heaven and hell like the soul of 'Thoinlinsonf Mr.

Taft's address was in the form of chastisement. It was a wholesome lesson that he preached to the winning wranglers of his party. He told them in licet that they must keep the peace and get together, that the black terror so lately tangible in North Carolina had been dissipated into spectre, and that therefore all about them was the raw material for the building of a healthy, substantial and vigorous party. Who made the negro domination a spectrcf Had 51 r. Taft anything to do with it! Did he come to Nortli Carolina and deliver addresses in the campaign which Charles I.

Aycock led! Is lie responsible for the sulferage amendment which denaturiml negroism politically? Iid his elbow touch that of the Anglo-Saxon in the struggle that shackled the vote! Going far back to the days of his young when his white fellow citizens of North Carolina saved their civilization by force and arms, did he in his Ohio home breathe a whisper of encouragement and inspiration to them? Shouting that the time has come when the white North Carolinians may safely divide into hostile political camps, what earnest dot's the Secretary oiler that the spectre shall not again take on lodily form? He is a great lawyer; he is a student of the-constitution; he would have strayed little from the direct course if he hud said one word of assurance that the Beige on the suffrage amendments of the South had been raised. While the assault of the Crumpackers on Southern suffrage laws have hitherto proved futile, the South is left in the dark as to whether or not the Republican party may make them an issue. The assumption is that the occasional outbreaks by Northern Republicans on this question are intended for home consumption; in other words, for the tickling of the negro vote in doubtful Northern Slates. Certainly, however, they are not so interpreted by Southern negroes, and they serve, as a constant source of annoyance and irritation. The Southern negroes are the chief snlferers; were the respectable leaders of the North to outlaw the ridiculous contests of negro candidates for Congress in the South, un obstacle to better feeling between SATISFIED liver nmi tration of all the laws would 1 re It will be time enough to ask Southern Democrats to the sins of Republicanism in the South when Republicans of the Tatt type promise for their yarty to be good for the future.

Sir. Taft omitted to say the one thing that would have laid a plaus ible foundation for his appeal, and we think that the sensible Demo crats of North Carolina will let the appeal pass unheeded. Murderer to Sue Sailroad. The man Bcdsole ho killed the Croatan Alexsou, on an excursion train in Sampson some weeks atro. has instituted suit against the Atlantic Coast Line railway on the ground that he was forced to kill Alexson to save his own life after the conductor of the train had leen warned of Alex- son's threats.

Alexsou threatened liedsole, was drunk and was seen to lie heavily armed. Bcdsole, to avoid trouble, Innight a reserved seat in a locked car. The manage ment of the train left this car in the hands of the conductor, who proceeded to unlock the door Whereupon liedsole and others warned him that Alexson had threatened Redsole and would car ry out his threats. The conductor declared Alexson was only blutfing and did unlock the door. Then Alexson came in with two big runs and Bcdsole had to shoot to save himself and possibly others.

Had the door not been unlocked it is probable that a tragedy would have Itccn averted. So Bcdsole sues the road for a large amount, although the sum has not been named. I'apers all over the country have commended Redsole and The Washington Post declares he ought to have a medal. He was easily acquitted of the charge of murder at the first trial. Cooleemee Man to Prison.

Sheriff Killian of Catawba coun ty last Wednesday took AUert Krause, of Cooleemee, to the penitentiary for forgery and stealing checks in Catawba county. As he passed with his prisoner through liarbcr Junction, the sheriff of Davie recognized Krause as a man wanted in Davie county for committing several serious offenses there. Krause was originally sentenced by the judge at Catawba court to six months' on the chain gang hut he requested to lie sent to the penitentiary, whereupon the judge gave him 12 mouths. Then he wanted to go to the chain Igang for six months, but the judge said ly "chewing Hie nig about he got six months more, thus mofistraling again that silence is lilen A Long Walk. Mrs.

Jennie Slater, a middle- aged woman, walked into" Wiuston-Salem Sunday afternoon, from West Bend, Yadkin county, a distant; of some lil'teen miles. She has four children and the two younger, aged two and four years, accompanied her. The mind of the woman is impaired, it is said, and her who wa.s in search of her, found the party here. Some time ago. we are told, sue attempted to wade the Yadkin river with her children.

An effort will lie made to send her to the State Hospital at Morganton. Union Republican. ion CUSTOMERS Wm. At. Stewart.

V. 8. Senator from Nevada. i.20 EXPRESS PREPAID KBTAUMsfiitn MM. immn UHHU5ibil I rounds of the state press ft rumor thai the post office department had made a ruling to the effect that persons opening mail belonging to another, even though it was hand ed them by the postmaster or placed in their boxes, would be fined $200.

It was Bhown to be an error almost immediately, Aim here is the real ruling made: "Any person who shall take any letter, postal card, or packet, al though it does not contain any article of value or evidence thereof, out of a postoffice or branch post-office, or from a letter or mail car rier, or which has been any postoflioe, or branch postoflice or in the custody of any letter or mail carrier, before it has been delivered to the person to whom it was directed, with a desigu to ob struct- the correspondence, or to pry into the business or secrets of another, or shall secrete, embezzle, or destroy the same shall for every such offense, be punishable by a hue of not more than ure hundred dollars or by imprisonment at hard labor for not more than oue year, or by both." Needs of a Reform Stove. "I wonder," a Brooklyn woman said, "why the stove manufacturers do not employ feniine talent to assist in their designing. What a housekeeper wants is plain lines instead of curves and filigree work that quickly fill up with blacking and soon give the stove an untidy, not to say horrid, look. I wash my range every morning with dish wa ter and wipe it with a woolen rag rather than have its crevices and corners and curves clogged with blacking. I think if men who de sign stoves had to clean them we should have a neat and sensible kind of Stove architecture." New York Sun.

Judicious Selection. The board were very judicious in selecting Messrs. J. W. Noell, and J.

H. Tucker, of Asheville to fill the vacant places. Mr. Noell is a strong young business man right near the Orphanage, and Mr. Tuck er is one of the very best and most influential men in all our mountain country.

The one is a manufactur er and the other is a lawyer. Chanty and Children. lieports from the Philippines would seem to indicate that at last the dreaded and fatal disease, chol- ra, is losing some of its terrors by reason ol vaccination. A test ol the vaccine since the recent out break of the epidemic shows that it acts as an absolute preventative. Persons vaccinated have not devel- opedihe disease while others have died" with it.

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)' It has often saved life before medicine could have been' sent for, or a physician summoned. It onhr costs a quarter. Can you afford to risk so much for so tttle) BUY IT NOW. SPECIAL RATES VIA Seaboard Air Line Railway. TORONTO.

CAN. Meetlne Odd Fellows. ImU'S of snlo. rates and conditions to be an nounced later. TENN.

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U.H.OATTI8, Travellnf Faasenger Agent, his neighbor, Henry Sweet, J. for a debt that Henry denied, "said a Charlotte lawyer to The Obser ver," it made the sweets powerful mad. It was afterwards established iu court that MtXabby's claim was false, but that didn't hinder the execution uftuer the justice's judgment. "They put up a fat mule and sold him for little or nothing. Then they cried a crib of corn off at twenty cents a bushel.

The Sweets endured it this far, but every sacrilice weakened their for bearance, until tbey broke into a big row. I was cross-examining old man Sweet, who told wtat every body else did, but said nothing of his own activities. 'Yes, I know about Alf and I said. 1 'Bat what were you doing all this time, Mr. 'Who! Me! What was I was keeping the peace.

That's my Yes. How did you go altout y- 'Well, I saw old Pill McNabby looking on at the sale, puffed up and lialaneing himself 'Was he breaking the "No; but I saw he was going to i i 4- i uuu utpiHAi nun wiuu a viiuii 'What did he do thent' 'lie fell down. Then his lwys were also about to break the peace. and I tapped them, and they lay down. That was all 1 aid.

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J. 15. Smith man grows madder over seeing some other fellow get ahead than over failing himself. lUH'ldont insurance Dr. Klcftric oil.

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M. Davis, of Henry county, came to Mocksville last Tuesday evening with a warrant for one J. A. lieasley, or "Dr. Beasley," charged with bigamy.

It seems that the vDi." who had a wife 4ttid children there in Mocks ville, made a trip to Virginia in Slay, and about the first of Jane married a woman of Henry county, Va, The Dr. did not tarry long with his bride, but returned to Mocksville, and put in his time until Monday, July Und nursing a new baby, which had arrived at the home of wife No. 1. The Dr. evidently got scent of danger ahead, and Monday evening he and wife No.

1, pulled out for Marion, in McDowell county, but he was soon put behind the bars, Mr. Davis passed through Mocks ville Thursday evening with the Dr. to face wife No. 2 in Virginia Farm Hands Form Union. The latest move in the organiza lion of labor is the formation of a union called the United Brother hood of Kural, Horticultural and Agricultural Wage Earners of America that is, the hired men of the farms.

The purpose of the or ganization, it is stated, is "to the condition of farm hands, so cure more wages and shorter hours The movement starts in Texas This is the blow hat has been expected to fall for sometime. Every thing else is organized except the farm hands. They have had to work from sun-up to sun-down Their wages, it is claimed, have not been what they ought to be. "Their lot is hard, unstable and precarious," says the organizer. If this movement spreads we will have something to interest us more than ordinary workman's unions "ever lurnished.

We would like to see the farm hand going to work at 8 o'clock and quitting at 5, and a great many other things. The union has been confined largely to the city, uow the idea will work when applied to country life re mains to be seen. A Vigorous Institution. The University Collcce of Medicine, of Hlchniond, is a vigorous young institution which reflect credit upon Virginia and the Houth. It maintains a high standard in all respect.

and its remarkable success is a gratifying evidence that our people approve of Its determination to educate our doctor at home as well as they can be educated DENTISTRY 18 Send me Catalotrue Na NAME Mail This Taday ADDRESS THK NOUTH CAKOLINA College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Practical -education In Agriculture, Kngineer-ing, liHlu.striaH'liem'iH-' try, and the Textile Art. Address PRESIDENT WINSTON, West Raleigh. N. C. LIBERTY INSTITUTE For boys and girls, Wnllburg, Davidson County, North Carolina.

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B. L. L. Trinity College Four Departments Collegiate, Graduate, Engineering and Law Large library facilities. Well cquipicd laboratories in all departments of science.

Gymnasium furnished with best apparatus. Expenses very moderate. Aid for worthy students. Veung men wishing to study Law should Investigate the superior advantages offered by the Department of Lsw la Trinity College ir For catalogue and further information, address D. We NEWSOM, Durham, N.

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