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NEGRO RULi IN TiL SOUTH. It Is One of the Darkest Chapters In tle History of the World. [Dallas, Te'xats, Newvs.] WVhatovor the desires and purposes of' President Hoossvolt may be rolat tive to the black man and bis rights, he mnlust retilizo that his views and dosig;ns do not stand fully approvod by lZopublican sonattor4. TIho app1oint. mioint of i 1r. BIyries was tuiriod down b ecaunso of the inslit isfactory rocord of tle inan. In Ihe Cruti carto it must have been diflerent. Befotc nomninating; himl, thel p)residelnnt od it a poiut to investigate his record. Ile declited1 in nll open lt tier that aiy woakness or defet ill the rec1 rdl of Dr. Crm11n wo Iii 1 cnidet nhrlI and hol against him,11 but] not his color. It is ovillo t that d(istigiiisli (td riiimbhlrs of t he patry a fritnot with hiii in Is1 p)licy rttlit ing to t i Ia p oillnin nit tf Negirottm to, public of Th'Iis fact wa"uts Irtllght out by see rty. iain1Lt In hi"\t\ Nel Y fr sptechI -- at retlnrltblr ,pi' th in its waty. I. I(ou t iconcededI I It 1 ht h o ti tuiIt 4t Ilal itnlll'IItuhI'Inl ,1iI tIll' h i ! l 'aw ln Itt'ed for tIhI' lit IIIw' If rating ite hl l'lr ,t' tt' Ilil' \ ''T,r 1 i t Ill t ' ne ' lthi tl prol'tillng ( iin i ni ith I'jll.y 1nttl hatvei flih' Al'i I1-1"w, thirlt y 1 11 Ir1 4 \ ' i r fterIll "I "t ir ' t -n nt, tl ht w t';rt liit 11st t t'\' ( t411 r\ \ i S ittca l ' Ipl t i1114 'f lilt , pl it itn. T'htt ii ' 4 1 1.1 I . t11' ,' 'tI, I I 'ftl 1 1 L,t i1t1 l ilan j anuaa tl ieno fl' It' itlt<iinit fttl tI' ' ha ng.'", [hilt4 ju>'if I nI ,, Ih policy ldi,l t 'onll, of thit pa,'trty' to wil'1h t bIIty b,lnI' Tle h r I' t hiet, N I'~ro1I'" Inilurl l' ".)11' i1 t hie" t\"" oi jouI Iy. Thl-4 ltI b ,I II Ii' I4( t inoI t Ii n t, rtpI It :uiIII l e 1 1 re t I.In of I hlt IIII!II. r Iat fbT h 1un1 11,t, 1lXt!a . int lill IiI,t phIw1"t, it . t 1 4'1 I a reco 4o il fact I hat tltt al iittl1' ll ,ht 1 1l l rl rit i )Iit eill rigt)I ,01l pon il N1';rn't- wttn.tt ri-verti t tgmithI I l tlt ad ,pt, byV thrlltel for11I h 11ti of t t' he ltlt .s i, a Itih c'~I t lit i u i t t <fnires. They0\ we"lrt' Il fact for','tl lli4tll til' IIlllit 1\ t1 IIII Inl Iit0 \ io we'\t(r I it llg in't 1 w,, \ill tof I hlt i t~,t'i' I't 1 itt . ilt ,.I r lI' l 1it.I. Itry raddtl: "I,Ill, n itII\\'Ithf tltel.it, thi, frct, tet Nonji oia h N netrw. right to vot, during a port$il . f hie itioiilt ad t r io f .t 11rew I Wlas, lantl s Ill il g tI Il ItI i tillii r i. ;r , WaInilthishfo fuprid ,e,uritis a44~ ' '4,,' e op ot nt os ,, ni were sold to carpet -baggers at one third their value and the money re. coived divi:1ed among the Negro leg islators. In two years there was not i public choolu line open in th1e whole stato The same story . might bo told of every stato in which the so called dliHfranchlisHbemont hast takenol place. In Mississippi t3,-100,000 acres of land wis confiHCated because the owners wore unable to pay tho heavy taxts 1evied upon them, ard whole salo cotLfiscation took place in all the statt's. 'T'he land so confiscated was largely given to the Negroes. In short , t hioro wa a reign of terror in the south and the miscreants wore snpported ill every town and village by Uniteul States troops, many of whoin woro Negroes themselves, and lent willing airl in hurniliating, rob ling and insulting their former iuas ters. 'ho local governnents or citios, I'wni and counties woro as corrupt Itntlor Negro rule a1s lie Htato govern - I mon11t. I'It tlndr andt) bara'irism were every %'here. "Ii I877 Prosident 1 layes witli threw t he alrniy fromii the Hotit h, at(l as the 8oldiors tirned their backs the N tgro governlents iiolt.il away nti tisnpotpeared. Un81pported by the bayonit they did not exist omi day. J11ust Ho soon as the white 11a11n again g 't cont rol the sont h begin to r'\vivt' fr:lr ailn aiflliction far mtuort' tstly 1111t11 tht' vivil waril hattl bf-on. \\'111th hals incrreasK'd nmtl t' ownt'rs of that vitht h have no mind to 't'rInlit its sH'ilitttion hy atit(,th<r periodI of \+ Of i">nrse, (luring tle t hiirty yrs whib iIv\t' 1)it'tI Sint'r lte rtt'orn si riet ioll jrio(1 rntltetil tlie Negro lilts leromtn' h etter ttnnlilied for self gov erltnlenit aid lint use of th ballots. 'I'io wiit+ tax ay ers h1ave (lone inOst t il i in h is. W1tbile t his is true. as liookt'r \\'shington uiays: '''he bt'nething of the Negro, in various witys, for t he lst t wenty years, hits tt'nmlt'ti to.I ionli to arra him ug iiLst til' wllitt'l brother rather Italn to put lthe rac'ts in co.opertlionu with t'nt(h ot ht'r. .\r'k' t han 'nct' I have not iret'l ti .t vht'n I lie whites wert' inl favor of prohibit itll tho blacks, led v by solbt'r, u'righit ministers, v'olt' l aintiist pr'ohibitior siiply bte. anll lia ' t whites wrt' i:. ivor of it. If tho wvhitt's vot' to lay a tax to hI+t1l I a 's h,t"' heoll-t it Is v. Signal Duffy's Pure I M1 .DICINiC FOR LOOK ORt TIt II tAD1i Cures Con 1Ih'ar 1 - Sr After 'rading your t a vt'r Iu Itoghlt it hot li1' of yourii whisktey I t'ln. (i-t i feeO l like{ a niewI uin. I thiiik 1 iS n1 atihtueit ill ('hitiago. I wulhv 11' ). s lt t'llAtill'i JI. t's I lalrk't St . I) evr Colo., Aug. 18, 190;t Stepped hltemor'rhages. Nashuaz ('ity. N. it.. Set' . Ii, 190t:L. tlutt1 I wtr'ite0 to in foiriu you thait I tiavt Whiskey,o' I woul riot have~ been her tor-( dialy onily forI your' Oitt wodefu ei cine. t I I ilu i n ,n t wh'leh have teft lil' witi a I it''i lighi and weaki hieart, i om h; yearstl' S tld. Ii a ti n ed up0( linyll systemtl anid MlPP' d litheI heniorrha'gits an lit touhbut ver btith i'~ nily regreit tat idno ('u(of your wh~iskey1 before. lIN fcannt 'll s ht II 111it ' a i done for nn'. IIbe toremi,ouSoldpec Atu Aly Qolis S . I. C aNTN -it." The whito people of the south know all t he disgracoful facts. They endure<l t no tIorciles Con(it io)s 1im1 pos<ld up>on them during lte rocon at ruc't ion period andl(] understatnd the Ne>gro as they havo always undor stood liii. In apite of the burdolls and disgraco left upon the southern people by ignorant and corrupt Ne groes in public ojiices, in spito of the Negro's unchang1ed disposition to op. pose his white neighbor in all politi cal contests, and ill spite of the fact it any . influontial blacks are still corrupt and vicious to a degroo, the sensible white loan of the sou-h ha never boon dlispos(ed to con d0emin the black rnun for the misu takes that have boon mado or for the groat wrong that. has been conmmitto<l. 'l'ho at tor hts boon it tool inl 1t0 h llds of meanor 1110n th1an1 hI. llo was naturally <isposed ia a free iuan to stand out against tih( niastor who recently held him I I sllvo. li inoral sense was bluntd byl by lt now miastor froiun the ilo 1-111 w loh iii lallytit i iistn ites, }iid inl hiim no nlot'al sonse at all. The Negro was found ignorant ill( h(,l(pless. li wIts muisoleil '( m18is neisl. The ino intelligent Negro of toihay Itows this to lie trne. It lits collie hotllo t t teli at last that, hiving lost .he o wro to elect to o t)htlt Vlit'es It\1llittIltI \yho lllat(t\ [tille11 if t 1'i t i ll V II l' 1 t iolige1' carett for lb' 1e til11 iluti(lIt-tI self-seliters \Io tltngllht 1ter to tls list, their white nt'Ighbttlr, faill it lI\1' rtlti sins[tir ( ul-. I tst. l liI6 1l,ilci ll 111r1 ,\, to wIli('h Se'r nrr\ i lit belongs, halts t'et gulity t.f lWna y -ill.. Most of 11'lli alt' 115 \1V'iito aI \oot) l 1llet (tl - it r tt it) t1 h ,(I rt \'s l rt ' rtl tif s ttrlt tlll t l li l tl tillti r y et s lc ' t I h (li.e es. Il' s Iltilt'1 ine et t it, e cit'r tay l iot Ill tho, antil s of Ioh r. Of tIl' nlortll ttr, jtlst hl i l'. tI I t ri i/t' tl' iruth, so iet,11 ti l lt to initelligyent s:thebtrnt peosle , ltat lil \og -ro lilts [1well y'itti l,tlcl t' V by' tht' niiitakies ati l t'rinlo Of fo l his fritellts. ( a yourl t'llt"- ate' :tt d !mrn at t)i;blt? I ha e t e i -, liftinli teYtai Ian F.Kn c iall tit th e Ill,' t ll ! t : . "\t 1; ! Mtlrtal:ts(. Ihi fir the bet'St 11'01o ' hIt i ll tlll t\' an 1. van (ilt you. i (i t,1 1t" .tlt ( \'?tali ne l ..,. n a a t ial tld ) hai It N d. tr'it't o e11w i'c to ill. i ;l Y )11): . I:, i Ihua f Wh l Iiiskey lK ON lTiltlamx n TTa iL aiml't ,a s u mpi'll, '~t ii Iiii io ni~a mi Di \ seysais.lrh mhaebn fahhful 1111 i tliiin:t iS Ive since. Is have uIsi Weak People It's not what we eat, but what we digest that makes strength. The trouble with most weak people is, they can neither eat nor digest good food. Such people can't work success fully. It takes fuel to make steam, and it takes food to make strength. A young fellow came in the store the other day. He was white and thin. " I'm afraid I'll have to give ulp my job," said he. ? I'm tired before the day is half gone. I seem to be losing strength all the time." The clerk said: "Fred, I know something that will help you. It's Vinol. The boss has got hold of a way to prepare cod liver oil so it tastes all right. He calls it Vinol. There is iron in it, and it's just the stuff for fellows like you. It'll give you an appetite. It won't hurt you anyway. Lots of folks round here are taking it, and they tell their friends, and they come and get it. If it don't help you, come back and get your money." We endorse what the clerk said. We wouldn't have put time, money and reputation into Vinol, if we hadn't known it was different from the general rum of medicines. About ninety-eight out of one hundred run down people, weak mothers, pale children, and old people find it helps them. W.EPelhamii DR UCCISTS. -T H E (, s I'.\ i.ISII 1N IS -, i.) Capital - - - - - $150,000.00 Surt'plus and Pro11ts - 96,865.88 ncil'trai b'an : 1 mlines:-; st'ansat.ed ttt} th prompinot1( S- cit''al at;t'entionl ttl l'et hms'it1 . ('o''rrsponlltienc Kolikited Savings Dep- rtment. I)t t-t- aitwdtl .ntrest at the rate tf 1 Ilk I'r Celt p101r anum1 i fromi*1 date of 0d 10 .. Interi : aval .1 ua ryiiv 1st 11i )l\ I T t (if -at"} \t'a '. NI. A. (.\x t.tst.:. l'rest. S IrN.\N. I'a<hier. - 1.\i .\MtNS. :\M ("r VIA ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. VERY LOW RATES I TO THE IWEST, NORTHWEST I AND I CALIFORN IA. COMMENeING FEBRIUARIY 15. ENDING APHIL 30. FrCai Cal s Union Depots. FRED D2. MILLER, 'RLACWDRAUJGHT THE ORIGINAL IVER MEDICINE C \ I lo'v ron pItexion, dizz.iness, *e is a tes. to -h ved . 1 'ubb Sivere at hey", aire, Jr waring by~pa Iin, a 'I nd kidlney troubles, i on o| , ain ful att dIle start, are I aI k d 'I t. nieer fails to benme lit Ii i .1 I vr malt weatkenied kid nei hsrs up~ tIhe torpidl liver to thro oittl Ite iterms of fever andc a*e It i a cirtai p lreventive ttf rlhera andl Irighdt's dlisease' of h i' kit hit'ys. \\ ith kidnieysre nifocedh.s hedord's I)Iac.. I ra ittht IliSihsmal of personsx have Iu l. illlitit in thle midst of yel lo lt .\lanyv faitilig.s live im dotnta Thilfo's 'xilack - i Irn'iht. It iahvaut&.' ni hnd for' Ii ergen'cy~1 aind saves ntn t*N"tI'i e ' tlis otf a doctor. llins, S. C., Mairchm D0, 1901. . have un ;hi ledford's BIlack-)raughmt icr threce yenr .mdi I have not had tog~o to .i doctor since I have been taking It. It is the best mledIicine for me thiat Is oni the market for lvei- and kidney troubles and& dlyspepsia and other Omlplaints. Rev. A. 0. .EW IS. PAlILESS opiumii, lamtianumi caine or whilskey, a 01111largo louok of pr U EE EWEtliulars on home or mnaritm tdreat-I AND M.oo drOOIL&. Whiskey Cure ervtr CURE2F CONSTIPA ION. INDIGEST ION. ROusds THE TORP2 I.Vel SOL I; T LL 2RUGGIITS GILDER & WEEKS. SEABI AIR LINE NORTH -- SOUTH Two Daily Pullman V< Between SOUTH a FRST-CLASS DIN The Best Rates and Rc Via Richmond and Norfolk and Stear Nashville, Mempi Louis, Chicago, NE Points South and Sout and Jacksonville an< and Cuba. POSITIVELY THE SHOI NORTH Al\ Atw--For detailed informatio man reservations, etc., app board Air Line Railway, o: Passenger Agent, Columbi: C. B. WALWORTII, A SA VAN la Us] -i THE VEOE SUPERIOR IN QUA TO ALL ke Address SOUTH ~~isAVANNAH, GA, THE C THlE SOUTH-E The Groat Highway of T HRO4UG H TH E SO &vtSedint Service Quick '2 Any Trip Is a Pleasu Travel vie TH F. S OU The Finest Dining-Car for detailed inforrnation as to Ticii vations addss. the nearest Ag4en W. A. TURit. S. H. HAR WA5IISNGTON4. D. C. WAUflZNGT cORST U .l Floridc - A passengr .en: and comfort, equipped1 Dnn,Sleeping L. 'd 'l For rates, .Sc heduI tion, write to WM. DROPSY 10 DAYS' TREATMENT FREE. f ~Iavo mado Droppy ad its oom Mr atio~ a pooialty for tweiat 8s 05K.lave curol many to u ' tsDR. H. U. REEU'8 DONa, ti Box i F Etlanta Ia. DARD -- RAILWAY. -- EAST -- ,WEST. stibuled Limited Trains nd NEW YORK. ING CAR SERVICE. ute to all Eastern Cities Washington, or via zers.--To Atlanta, uis, Louisville, St. ,w Orleans, and All west-To Savannah I all points in Florida ;nEST LINE BETWEEN WD SOUTH. i, rates, schedules, Pull ly to any agent of The Sea J. J. Puller, Traveling ,S. C. sst.ienl.Pass. Agt., [AH, GA. LARD - I. rAl FAT LrTY AND PURITY OTH F:RS ERN COTTON OTC T AROLINAS AND GO! RN RAILWAY 'I RA DE and TRAvL UTHERN STATES. 'ime Convenient Juhedules re Trip to thorse who FHERN RAILWAY. Service in the World. ots. Rates and Sleeping-Car reser of THE SOUTH ERN RAILWAY. 'WICK. W. If. TATOE. ~TKC SjT 1LiL >UGHFA- ofl({VFLb *C u be. wl the latest P.. 'horoughfrIe Car.. Pillaps or ainy informr:. J. CRAIG, Genierat Passenger Agent, WViIeingn,i,N.. . BLUE RIDGE RAILR D H. 0. BEA'k TIE, Receiver. In Effoot June 8 .1902. Betwoen Anderson arhd W ,alanila. EAsTBOUN1' WR -BOU' J ARIRIVE. LEAVE. Mixed. Mixed No. 9. No. 12 Statione. No. I No. 9 P.M. A. I-.. ., A.M 3 10 9 65...............f lton.t......... 320 10 60 2 48 933........Anderson F. D......... 840 1110 2 45 980........ a ndorson P. D........ 8 46 I 16 9 25........West A udrson. 3 49......... . 09...............Denver.............. 869 ... ................Autun .......... 4 05 ........ ........ 8 55 .........Pendleton ........... 4 11 847. ........ Cherry.............,. 4 18 8..........Adams ........421 - 28 .Jo.eania Junet..... 4 33 ----- >.......-.......Monteua.. ........... 4 851... .............west uion .609 .. 8 OU.-:----:.... W alhalla ......'.'..'.'..' 6 09 .,.. All roginlai rilusfr'ott ul~euoli -o Walihala, bavo >rece'donco over trains of a ino class n owing int thei Of osite drootton tanless oth otwlsoi Kpetlil by tranjg order. Waill ) o s)to ) It the following stations to atitn on and lot oil asongolrs: Phinney's u 111108 and Siand y 13trings. J. N. ,NDIC1t Superintendent h>arlestou @gicsteruarling Rwy Co, &ugusta and Ashevillo Short Line. Shodule In Effect July 0, 1002. l.aavu Augusta..............Jo 10 a m 2 56 p in Arrive GOreenwood...........12 44 p in Andorson.......... ........... Laurony................. 1 46 p in 10 30 a m Waterloo tIH. 8.)... 1 12 p m Greonville............12 22 p in " 311. 0101nn 8Springs...... 4 45 p in ...., Spartanburg......q. 3 30 p tn Y 0( a Saluda.................... 5 33 in S-Hnlorsonville..... 6 03 p in AshoVilo............... 7 15 p m Lonvo.Ashovi1ll............... 6P in Spartanburg .........12 01i a in 3(0p i Glonn Springs......10 00 a in G( renvill. ......12 15 pim 14 p in Lau3.rens ........... 2 05 p in 6 8sop in Arrive Waterlo (f.13.. 2 33 p in Greenwood. 2*.. .51pm 746p Leavo Andorson -.... 7 25 pm Augusta ..'---'------... -.. 6 2p m 11 85 a n tUavo ('oluiii ~...11 20 i... Newborry 12 2 pin Cliuton". 12 42 pm Arrive Greenvill'.""".'.-- 8 25 pm 8partanbiarg........ 8 25 p (4t_nn Springs---- -00 pm Leavu (leinn Spi(ngs...... 1000am Spartrnburg...."-- 1201 m G:rcenvill-- 1201 pin Arrly, Clinton ....22 p N t w berry......--- 8 06 Pm Colu 1.i .--.- 4 30 pi Fasul l 3lIehst 1,111no it v n Nowo iii t4roi villet. S, artanhburg and G1Ci ntl Springs: l't,mneclio' s froin Nowbe ry ia t'olumbla Neu bI'iry u.ntl L.r111uns I(atlway. For )alty 1fo'u tttton, wr.to. 1RI.:NH: I w' Ii IAMS, tlor. 1'awv. Agt. , ,. Auvusta, da. 1Wch 3 Nw rIif & lai: rcs,e (IC .sttrn StatnIard '1 In 0.) Sou ihb ound. North;bound. ehyt'htlue In IR'ucl Aisuet, 26th 1902. 8 40 (ill Iv ;tIlanta (s.A.[) Ar. 8 60 pm 10 0 tu1 A ihons 0 19 pm I1 85 ain lClborton 5 17 pm 12 p3m Abboville 4 05 pm1 I 22 N33 (reoenwood1 3 35 pm 2 Ipti Ar Clinton ()in'r) Lav. 2 45 pm (O.&w.0.) 1 00 am l,v (4l0n1n Springs Ar 4 00 pim 12 1 pn Sparlranburg 3 30 pin 12 2 pai Greenvillo 3 26 pin (htarris Springs) 1 12 )m1 Waterloo 2 85 pm 1 4[ .in n r Laurens (Din'r) Lv 2 17 pmn 53 62 P.M. PM. 202 l,v Laurens Ar 160 2 Gil " Parks Ar 1 42 2 22 ..Clnton.. 1 30 2 3. (4oldville 1 17 2 43 .. Kinard.. 1 10 2-19 ..Gary... 1 05 251 ..Jalapa.. 1 00 310 Newberry 12 46 321 Prosperity 1232 333 ....Slighs.... 12 23 :339 Lt Mountain 12 19 A M. 3 61 ...Chapin... 12 09 .57 Hilton 1202 .101 White Itock 11 59 1 -7 Ilallon tine 11 64 4 4 17 ...... rmo..... 11 46 4121 ..Leaphart 11 40 4 i5 ArUolumnblaLv 11 20 33(0 am13 I 55 LvColni-.bla (A .C.1,.)Ar 11 10 Ii 20 stumnter 9 60 912(0 A r Chiarloston Lv 7 00 Tratus133 53 antid 52 arrIve asd depat fo~i TraIns 22 anti iii from A. U. L. freight depot, w est Gervals t rCt, F.or 1Ra31s, TI mo Tables, or further informia 33031 call on al.y Agent, or wvrite to w. I. CI LDM, T. M. lEMERSON, 1Presitent. Trxaffc of1 an o so3 . A at. (4oan'l 'rt. & PaRS Agt. - ois, "-e ft- C- WV4mnigton. Nr' CURSE OF CURINK WHITE RIBBON REMEDY No t aste. No odor. Can be given in glass. of water, tea, or coffee without pa.tient's knowledge. White Ribbion Remledly wvilI cure? or dlestroy the dliseased appetite for alco hlohi stimuilants, whether' the patient is a. conhriimed inebr)1iate, a "tLi ppler,"' so.. eUal drinfker' or drulinkard. Im possible cor anyone to have ani appetite for alc hohe hiuor's after using White Ribbon Remed(y. l(Inoredl by Membler's of W. C. TI. UJ. Mrs. Moore, pres~s superintenldent of Woman's Christian Tlemfper'ance Union, Ventura, California, writes: "'I have testedl White Ribbon Remedy on very obstmaIIte drunllkards, andi the cures5 hav'e be ay. In many cases the Remedy wsgiven secretly. I chefully recomn mnend :uid ind(or'se White Ribbon Rome dyV. Members of otur Union are (de I lihted to find( an1 ec0fonomical treatment to aid( us. iii OUR temnper'ance 'work.' Dr)i'iggists or by mail, $1. Tfrial paick age Iree. by writmng Mrs. A. M. T1owni semnI (l'or' year's secretary of a Woman's~ Christ ian! Temper'ance Union) , 218 Tre-( mont) St., Bos5ton, Mass. Sold( in New h1rr b3 ly Gilder & Weeks. 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