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L *>. V ylvaini iiicy Equalit jor All; Special Privileges for None, f. I MINER, PROPRIETOR. BREVARD, TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY, N. C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1903. VOL. VIII-NO. 9 The following and thousands other Testi monials are on file in our officG and. open fbr inspection: Cure* Throat Trouble. Asheville, N. C., Dec, 6, 1902. To-lo-tan Comlnny, Knoxville, Tenii want to contribute p>y mit« towftidJ* the upbuiltjing of ^p,ur 'wondGifiil remedy, To-lo-tan. My wife liafi iaen tif. constant sufferer from throat tioubl® for several and ()und no relief untM 1 %ras induced ^ tfy a package of ^our It seems to work lifep heNhas taken one bot tle ©f the toije tJie apray pnly a Imes, atid she feels so frell she has liseontlntoed it« use al- entirely. To-io-tan is j^j||||j||jj^^g^o^eT, and I feel th( of it« nierf Y^ry fftfl The Camp1)0U Spouts. Jack Campbell, the sore-head democrat who was defeated for the congressional nomiDation by Mr. Gudger, gave the following testimony at the contest hearing Saturday morning, which wo take from the Asheville Citizen: The witness when asked about his politics said: “I ai» a demo crat and never voted anything else but the democratic ticket; never scratched a democratic ticket.” It was understood that Mr. Campbell was to give some sen sational evidence and a number of interested spectators, includ-1 ii]g county officials who hear ’' that witness’ testimony mip reflect on them, were pres The witness said that o» night of May 1, 1902, a few before the espirs,tjpn pf t' for paying poll taxes b Reed, Mark Erwin, Webb, John Macke Lee, KfiJly Chamber: met in Mr. Webb’s purpose of seeing thejr poll tax a*- and to provide they were to those who w( went over tl Chambers of tt paid and paid theu. check for my poi others did the same, ger was not there b» said He represegteJ put up aithar ' Gudger’s check foi^* witness wan asked if it was not the understanding of those at the meeting that the people whose poll taxes w^re advanced should repay the money. The witness said he secured exetnp* tions for the following persons: W, C. Jordan, J. S. Harper, Jack Rickard, Ben Allison, B. Ward, E. B. Shuford, J. T. Boyd, W. fl. Boyd, Harly Miller, Moses Lam bert, Ervin Bias, A. B. Bishop, C. Willis, D. SJ, Houston, Frank Sweeney, M. H. Carver, Pink Kuykendall, John Kuykendall, Dock Fowler, E. J. Bradley, John ^asly, J. E. Gudger, J. L. Brad ley and Charley Baldwin. The witness said he had se- ’•ed an exemption for C. P. *»• republican, because of ' H afterwards oc- 'e might have ’’is there- Tn Behalf of Temperance. A mass meeting was held in the Baptist Church of Brevard on Friday night, February 20th, in behalf of temperance in our town and state, After a short devotional exer cise Z. W. Nichols was asked to take the chair. Rev. I. T. New ton offered resolutions support ing the London bill and request ing our representative to sup port same. The resolutions and temperance generally were ably discussed by Pastors Douglas, Chapman, Moore and Newton and by lay members oi‘ the churches. The resolutions wore adopted ^-ijd are as follows: Whereas, the desire for tem perance legislation in North Car olina has greatly increased in the hearts of our people as manifest by the large number of petitions bearing thousands of names which h^ye gone up to the pres- ''nt legislaturej and, '■ ereas, we bejieve that the '^n as “the London than any o‘ and Clayton’s Fall land Winter Business thing Wanted. See his line of beautiful and stylish Drpiss Goods now on hand and t< arrive jjoon of the latest styles and patterns in Rhirtwaist and skirts; now in stock, Panama »nd other up-to-date shapes. Ladies’ capes au, jackets. Bargains in trunks, su|t cases, shoes, flannels, clothing, and ii fact everything you want at prices to suit the times. It will do you lu harm to t^all and see usj we will do our best to please you. Fresh grPPeri?f always on hand. There ii* no firm in Brevard who can undersell us! kinds of tiade taken in exchange fo/goods. Yours truly, Clacton's Ctipeat Vsu'iety StovQ Ci3 cy SOI na Kii pa b-EJ K£3 k:;j 03 ca K3 Cm The Largest Business Ever done at my store during the’Sfonih of January was done iti the month just past, and I take this op]jgi'tunity to thank my many friends and patrons who h;iv Viade thig record a possibility. ? The Largest Stn ' r: Bd BO BB BB BB BB BB BB DB BB B!1 Of Dry bou<^^ V- Jkfore Benctid ::V hJ Andi/;v.^, nI ;;v^io»tan C»> , i I jUOO. . one ; uli.f.' pthsr ieiiie.'it.. . Yonrs verd Foi Price, * 0 0 I Q
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