Gleaner Supplement—April 20, 1916.
RaleigliffcwsLetter^
t*,
Special Correspondence.
lialeigh, N. C., April IS —That j
II >osevelt will be the nominee of l
both the Bull -Moose and the regu- j
lar Republican uatioual couveu
tioi)# at Chicago two months hence]
is the growing belief of the more
or less export political proguoaii-|
cators who abound quadrennially
at the State capital. The recent
espousal of Teddy's cause by the
New York Tribune lends addi
tional suspicion that the old party
elephant is blowing the wind de
cidedly HI that direction. In that
eventuality it will be iuieresting
to observe just how "prominent''
will be the part played >y .Mart in
butler in the conduct of tin- na
tional campaign in North Caro
lina—ln view of that fcelegrtui j
from "T. It V' best friend, George \
Perkins, repudiating butler's as- J
sinned championship or t ii-1
doughty Colonel's cause which ex |
Congress nan Cowles carried on ]
the inside vest-pocket of his politi- j
cal garments wnile the recent Re- !
publican Stale convent ion wa* in ;
session in Raleigh. '
Many Democrats express 11n*. In- J
lief that Wilson can beat Roose-1
velt inure easily than tie could |
liughi-s o some possible lesser
light, while others hold to the eon- [
trary view. However that may |
be, all good Democrats will unite I
in the effort to re-elect President |
Wilson and they Mill do so strong {
ill the belief that the count'),
fi.otu the Atlantic to the Pacific. |
recognizing the wisdom of his sam- I
and sale administration, will give
it hearty endorsement. Hut ihere'
is one thing that looks pretty i
certain—with Teddy in the nice
there will be some spectacular!
carryings-on for the four or live I
months in which the people ol the!
United States will be called upon !
to devote considerable of their
time in selecting our next Presi
(lent.
The Anylum Management Investigation,
As an editorial writer on the
Kaleigh Times (who has bei-n ab
sent from this -late while engaged|
in work in several other States;
for a few years, until recently)
indicates that tlie public might
like to know whether the gentle-!
man referred to in these Letters!
lust week' as having been "form-!
erly connected with an asyluiti fjipj
the insane" was a pat ient or em
ployee—he is Jierewith informed!
that he~was neither. Hut he was
for many years an official and H
competent and faithful one.
Aud what is more —he is one of
the most reputable, honorable and
respected native citizens of North
Carolina, and the reference to I
him in that paper is quite worthy!
the writer ot it. The other por
tion of the editorial isn't worth ;
Very much, especially to the j
Central Hospital for the-Insane',!
for which, and its continued and
expanding usefulness to the un
fortuuate wards of the State, these
Letters hold the warmest of best
wishes and have never entertain
ed a captious spirit of criticism of
its management.
The Political Thermometer.
Among the candidates qualify
ing Saturday for the State pri-
maty was Corporation Coin in is- j
sioner Lee. The "rotation" scheme !
would seem to apply to him with;
lens force than to any of the other :
present officials, as he is now serv
ing his lirsl. term anil those in'
close touch with the work of the
Commission say that ho is the
right man in the right place—a!
successful business man. Tliej
other two members of the Coin-1
mission, Mvssrs. Travis »od Pell j
are law ers, anil good ones. Alter
tiling his notice of entry Commis
sioner Lee made a brief state
ment of his candidacy, in which!
he said:
"It is generally accepted -is wisej
policy to renominate an oflicial|
who has given faithful and elli j
cient service and it is practical y j
ilie universal Democratic custom J
l'he Uouinimsion should at all |
limes have in tin uieuiuership a
man of mat ure -business cxpen-i
eii H. I have given t> Ilie office!
during my Hist term Ihe same!
careful attention thai in my 3(ll
years 01 business experience I gave
to 1113' private business. I wish
to assure those friends who have
assured in-* of ilici, support and
all other Democrats wlio give'inei
th ir gupporl 111 the primary of
•11 v sincere appreciation.' 1
A* the time approaches for the
meeting of the Democratic State
Convention, April 27, the z-al ot
the party workers and the average
good citiz'in grows apace The
getting together here on that oc
casion of so many of the friends j
of the several candidates for the j
leading State offices will be one of
the features of that week.
At liiekett Headquarters in
Louisbiirg Manager lirlice White
is reported to b" pegging n ong
with the usual assurance of tne
Itickett followers.
Gov Dnughl ridge's friends here
tire now emphasizing their pre
vious declaration lliat they have
I lift winning candidate HIHI say
thai I be way his cause has been
and is growing day l>y lay will
show I lie truthfiilucsMof their pre
diction when the home-stretch is
reached.
The rotation in office for rota
l ion's sake i» Kt ill regarded as rank
heresy hereabouts With Insur
ance roiiiiiiiMMioner "I>iek" Young
not having even a subjected com
petitor, and Treamirer Lacy (llie
senior oflice-holder ol 'email) with
"no opposition lo speak of," the
friends of I hat equally competent
and experienced and faithful stale
officer Secretary of Statu Unities
are denying any - go > I reason why
You Can Cure That Backache.
Palo ftioug the back, rtiwUnea*. • eadache
aixl icennerai lai»iru"r. u«-t a ph. kaye "f
Mother (4 ray'a Aunt r It I ••«•(. flit- |> KIMIH
root am) ht-rb cure lor Kld'ey, liH.iiW
aid Urinary troublca. Wim you fed all
rundown, tired. Ht-ak and WIIIM ill oi>eiyy
u>e »-h|a remit rkabl* combination f nature*
berb« an«l root*. Aa a n uulator it turn no
eijual. Moth?« Or > a A Mtrailari-f eaf in
Hold hy Ilruirirl'ta or ami l»> li.all f.»r AO eta
aamplo soot frw. Adore**. llir Mothei
«r«y t;o.. Ho jr. N V
To the Democratic Voters of Ala
mance County.
I take thin mewii of announcing
the fact that 1 shall be a candidate
for the State Senate in the coming
Primary. In this connection f desire
to thank the Democratic party for the
honor it conferred upon me in elect
ing me to thd Mouse of Representa
tives in 1911 and 1913. I shall ap
preciate your support.
J. ELMER LONG.
! he should vacate to make way for
' it gentleman Who has continuously
' held (*Ad is Htill holding) office
; loftier tlmu he has. Tlie U rimes
people are certainly putting up »
| bold front, of assurance and it is
j reasonable to believe that they
have ground for the spirit of con-
I fidonee which characterizes their
j demeanor and utterances
A. And M. College Presidency,
j The select ion of a new president
of the State A. and M. College at
j Italeigh, which the boaril of trna
lees now have under
lio i, is enlisting much interest.
J I'rof. W. (!. itiddick of the A. and
j M faculty is regarded as one of
Ihe most likely possibilities, but
j then* are a dozen available and
j receptive candidales either one of
J which would till the bill creditably
I.MCWXAM
Rubbing Eases Pain
Rubbing sends the liniment
tingling through the fleah and
i quickly dtops pain. Demand a
i liniment thatyoucan rub with,
ji The bedt rubbing liniment is
MUST AUG
LINIMENT
ff .... SI
Good for the Ailmenti of
| Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc.
Qood for your ouin Ailtet,
Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains,
Cuts, Burns, Etc.
25c. 50c. $!. At all Dealers.
Land Sale!
By virtue ■ t an rd« rof the Superior Court
of Almnmne eon-ty made In tin* Special
I'roeeedlUtf ntlfled M. J. Htockard and A. (I.
i ortrrfM ta* admnilaf rat r* of the e*tal* of
V 11. Waurffi, deceaaed, and other* irxlnid
nt'i llurch, Myrtle flur h ai»n other*. d«-
f»■ nlhii p. tI»H under Alancd ai !iimiiiiM|(io«r«
w I offer lor nah* to the hiulw-M hldde- the
t following Very vrih.ahln tract* of | nd, tltuar
e«d In Almiianre routiiy. N In K*ocett«-'M
towrmhip. rii«* *a.e will take idace a» lb
, homo piano of tin; late V 11. Wnrrcu at two
. o'oJi'Cli p to., on
SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1910.
'
The flr»t tract to N* *"ld Imhr diihoii which
J. A. (iiah rn flow ri-mdf*, «••Join!ii|f the
land* of J Q Oant, It. T. K« r tudle. V. It.
Warren hdtUe Ira- C and Iho tract koown hm
the lIKA L tract mid cotit .ln« Jtjf»;» acrim,
morn or leaa.
I he nd Tract k- own** Ibe ll«*al tract,
a'J dnlny lh© iJlckc) tract. lt»e l indn of It T.
( K rnodle. tor V. II «Varr*ll hon'.e traci. 1,.
K. Walker, J. Hunt and oib'r* an cori
tu>n* lirJ ■> wrap, more oi icm Tlik atniv
name • two tract* will he tirit offered »e pe
rm* ly, and ihen an onu no t, -•nd the hid for
the greater ruiu will I*- rfpii Ud
Tlw Third I rjet nd tne f urth co«m>o*e
the A. H l>lck* y irtrt wh eh U divided Ink#
two tract*. 'lh » third tract adjoin* trie fund*
of L II AJdrrd. ilia hoira -t the I t It. J
G*rrl*on. A U. I'«ru*i flt- d a d oth** * and
; conf iilnh lIN acr §, more • le**
The ' our h Tiact adjoin* the third tract,
the land* of K W. (J mli hi. it T. Kernodie
A. O t'orterfleld and oih- rn arm nmuirx 2 #
aero, taore or le*». 'I hear two tr~cta wjli
aim) t*e offered nepara ely and ti en i«fi*
tract, » nd thegra-ter hid will tie reported.
The Mr liiriia rompo e all of ih* land- of th«»
late V. 11. Whit* fi* except the home |il ice,
' and on each o| lhem arc good ■ provemetii■
and I bey are I* a high algle of culllvation
itood for all kind* of irrait) crop* and very
flue for tohacco, l h land'are «*«ld for p r
fltlon au.f nifKt the lie Ira-illiw «d the late
V. 11. Warr*u. The term* of *alo are one
thlid mull, one third dua In ili mom b* arid
one third due In twelve months from date of
aale Ibe deffrred |*eymeut* to
i fnnn date of nale. Hale *uhject U# confirma
tion of the #!*»urt a d twenty day* from date
1 of report of aale open for advance hid* of ten
per otnf.
Plat* c*o lie aeen by apply In* to the Corn
' rn i mil oner* and will l»e present on day of aale.
Ai.rll 71b. Im
K. H.
I. KI.MkK M)SH.
C'ornmiMloritfr*.
Chamberlain'* Cough Remedy.
From a small beginning the sale
and use of this remedy nap extend
ed to all parts of the United State
and to many foreign countries.
When you have need of such a
medicine give Chamberlain's Cirugli
Remedy a trial and you will un
derstand why it has become so
popular for coughs, colds ana
Obtainable everywhere.
Notice to Tax-Payers of the Town
of Graham.
If you owe any town taxes you arc
requested to see nie and pay them
HB HOOII an possible. The To * n ban
obligations that mUht be paid at
once und the prompt collection of
'he past due tuxes is absolutely
uecefuiary.
My order of the Hoard of Coming'
HionerH uf *niliHm.
H. It. TROLLING Kit,
■'"pHt Tax Collector.
tluu—Or. K. Deletion's Aati-Diu
retic may be worth more to yo>)
-more to you than *IOO if you'
have a child who soils thn bed
ding from incontinence ol water
durinir sleep. Cures old and *oun*
alike. It arrests the trouble at
orpe. *I.OO. Hold by Graham Drug
• mpanv ~sdv.
NOTICE
Of Mortgagee's Sale of
Real Estate.
i I'ndcr and by vlrtuo of fh« power of Ml*
I ,n a '^ rU4 l" roorlKHg. v rirrijU«| by
Kriink Mnyn«rd NVici It!, wl n to I In- Aliununc.
! innuriiimriiiid liral »uiif rorniiuiiy on ■*«
I tciiiiit'r i*t. |f#l A, for tin* purpowHif MHTiiriiiu
1 '"J y,,,P11 i of VV onU ' 1 **•" tliwe
with. (Inn HiKf Imynble irinlwr l*t, IWHI, d«*
f.» It having i**««n made In ttiH i'H>merit oi
• wiia ootid, tin- uiider*igti4»d mortgagee wlll.oi;
MONDAY. MAY 22, JOKJ,
j at I:.IU o'clfH'k p. in , nt llin ooiul houw do i
«.i ain inn in «• ct.um.v in oniimrn. North ffcro
llllH, olftor for mil# nt public am-floo to tin
lilfh« nt bidder, for c«*b. tint following true*
I or i.un«;l of land In the county of \ imuiun-*
' T,"i. ."i,*" " 'u Hurlliiguui
lc»wi,«hl>., adjoining 111. IIIIKIXOI I.UI'IIIII VI
"Kn«'fc» - wi. I/. Himaniid uUieniaiKl
bounded >m follow* •
I 1«K >||"l|>K at * rni-r of fi,.h.li, and | xv
j Xmir, ritiiuiiiK Ihino- win, m |,| k
| Hire|lU« IW I 1., orri. rori"»t N."a!i,:,r
1; 2" 2M 1 ' 1 "":Uietn* hiiii Dm'orm>|l| ~ii„r
Ni.rrti tu lew t» i-iirn.r on W. II iirannw-k
!'» •. "IV 1 "'" "ll!' 1 """I " ri » iHK'k line -ouUi
' ' 'li'K l&mlii H fril fi l to corner >n anld I*.
""" in''l Le ttnti
J..uih liWjJ". Ito ttiu la-glnnlug, twin* lot.
i M>. I and J in block Hut nurv.y of Brook.
i En, •'ill* prolntU-ll
HJ-JJ 1 "" "Hl''' of till' It. Kl.li r of
l>o.«l« r ,r a nliiiuiiv ...untyf in I*,.!* or Mori
rru.t St. 111, ttt pug...
| I'll » April SOlli, OKI.
t AI.AMA.NUIC I.VvA ItKAI. K TATK 111,
• -I rimu*.
Summons by Publication
North aroliimtlamanrc Count).
In (lie Muprrlor Court.
A . I'. All#riffti t «•( Hi.
v*
T. K. Albright *t al
.VITICR.
To W. V. Albright. Mr". W. V Albright, I>rvl "
*J""iii All,ri»hl, illniii llau-h Albright
11. U-n Am.r,biil. C It. AlbrUbt. ar lilt".,
ertaon. T M. Ilotiiitaon, ji. w K.bnrtaon
Mr.. I. w l,oi„ rm.il,' fw, r i IWtorSE?,
ii»f«nfii.u * Hobertaon.
Tfi« i|.-fi'li'l'.ril, iil,r,v.. ru.rn.wl will uk.
untie* Ilial *ii aotloi. I'IIIIiukI «, .1,,,*,, h „
t.««u oummmi md In 111- uVH.r Court ~i
Alitmii'icu count v . North IjAnlina, u, .mo
th.. til. of.fl.lirlir., A (./Albright, H
V... " J'l«y[u> 111. lanl. i>
ilawl to tlißtri by tl...|r f.uhc>, I) ||. «lr,rlwtt
.1.-1 that in- iHiriKM.' Of MI'I Action la to-,
• I", i l.fe'Mlanu from any I ,i..r„at therein
and the mid dvfi u laiita will further tak.
notice tint tlMiy are r.q.ilreil toapp.tr at in.
i.rin of Uia Mnpcr or I ourt of miM count* i,
be b»ld oil lb.- I2rli Monday afi.r Hi", Aral
Monday In M >»reti, l»I», ai lb., oourt b .uw of
V'■ county In raft,.in, N an . anaw.r ..
1 mur ro lb« coinpianu ~f plaintiff. ~r tn.
plaintlffa will apply uiooourt for the r.
liof ih#ir«|n
Thu the jhu diy of March. !H#J
J • *>. khhnodlu.
ClMliN(ip«rl'«Cuuri
Itch relieved In 'jo minute* b-
Wood lord 'a Sanitary Lotion. NeveV
'all». Sold by Oranam Drug Co.