Our County—Its Progress and Prosperity the First Duty of a Loecd Paper. miner & BREESE. BREVARD, TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY, N. FRIDAY, JULY 17. lOltt. VOL. Vin-NO. 2'.) ®unns Rock Lodge No. 267 M. F. Sr Ji. M. Meets Fi-idav on <>i* Ix'l'oro the full nioon in each month, at 2 ]). in. Visit- if'iT Masons are eonlially invited to meet witu us. sptly w.Ar. MaxwklU Srr’?/. Brevard Telephone Exchange. HOl'KS: Daily—7 a. in. ti> 10 ]). ni. •'^uiulay—to iU n. n).. 4 to <> p. ni. * eiitral Office—(’(kiikm' I>!o<‘k. Professional Cards. W. A. GASH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Rooms 7 & 8, McWinn BId'g, Brevard, N. C. W. B. DUCKWORTH, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Investigation of Land Titles a Specialty. I’.oonis 1 and '2. 1 Mel<elf<iniei' liuihlinyf. PUBLIC OWNERSHIP* Water and Sewerage Are Ptiblic Necessities and Sliouid Belong to ttie PeopI 13. The little town of Brevai d ha.s one of tlie best watei* su])})lie.s oi iiny village of its size in th(^ ('oiiii- ti-y, but it was ]n ivateeiilerprise that inau£j:nrated tln^ system. At the time the \vat<‘r company was lormecl there was a provision in the chart('r which Drevented the permit this ]iai’ticnlar service to be monoi)olized in the hands of a profit-seeking private corpora tion.” Repylili&an Pulillciiy. Contrary to Law. The Shooting cf “Buiibats” is a Violation of the Aiidobon Bill. j Only a few weeks since we I published t!ie Audobon bill, for the pi’otection of the song' and insect-eating birds of North Caro lina. Oiir attention is again called to this law by the following item from tlie Lexington Dispatch: ^Ve call atteiHion to the fact that it is against the l:iw to kill bullbats. Tlie last le.uisiature did a great work in iirotecting the song birds and the insect- destroying l)irds of tiie state, bullbal certainlv does its W. W. ZACHARY, ATTO R N E Y-A T-L A W Offices in McMinn Block, Brevard, N. C. The President of the United town fi'om going in debt for any j States is just now* coming in foi’ purpose. We were as much in sotne severe criticism in the po ! The favor of i)ublic ownei‘s]ii|) then litical circles in the capital of the| ^li^u'e in destroying insects and as now. but water was to«) great Nation which is causing clemo-1 a necessity to wait the biennial, crats to smile audibly and admin-j meeting of our legislature fora istration rej)ublicans to wince i charter amendment. The Frank-' ])i‘ec('ptibly. Thei e are sev'U'al ! madea yearh tight lin was under construct ion and , I'easons for this criticism. then piotecti(jn, and we are must hav(? water. The Toxaway . is the “gag rule” a}>plied to tlie | came Company could have su[)plied PostolMce De[)artment in\'estiga-j assi.stance. The News lias been the friend these harmless and useful n D. L. ENGLISH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. r. s. (’ourt practice a s])e»‘ialiy. Offices in Cooper Building, Brevard, N. C. WELCH GALLOWAY, ATTORNEY-AT LAW. 1 *ra.‘l ii-es iti all thi" <‘oiirt'^. Rooms 9 and 10 McMtnn Block. Brevard, N. C. These birds |th(‘ir hotel without paying any tion })’‘omulgated by him before luii m, while the insects iattention to the needs of the he l(‘ft for his sumnu'r houH" j they d*‘slroy would make farm town, but in this, as in all tlu*ii‘ (Jyster 15ay. That means sini{)ly | the} had no de undertakings. they were public tliat the in\'(‘stigation will be a ; si)i!‘ited and Brevard is the 1‘ai‘ce from this time on and t:iat j Delineator foi- Au^^-ust is gainer thereby. the details sluill not be given to | ..,j The last legislature amendod the })ubli(* for fear of hurting the | j| presents a charmin<’-ai r:)y of I the chai-t(‘r so that, by a vote of party of public i)lnndoi-. ^’<> | lashions. as woli as numei'ous ;our ])eor.le. tht' town can issue honi-st man or party ever v.as | i bonds for s’X'ciMc im prov(Miients. afraid of invest igation or of b'..'i'.ig| vxoiiK'n. and stoi'ies and tirticles jThewatc^r sui>ply, sewerage and wjitched. It is the thief that isj,,^ ^ high literary standard. In j [)ublic schools an> le-itinuite ob- afraid of ('Si)!ouage or pui)licity. | four storiettes Ijects for th(‘ town to invest in. ^ >!ily a s[u»rt time ago M r. Pi-e>i !, i\,,-ni>h i>-ood reac.i;i<r land our childi’en. who will liave deni lu)Os»'veit wru> lustily pi-o had th(? b'UR'iit (.f the in vest -! cliiiming from th.(' slump ;',n(l Clock Repairing Silver Ware, V/alches anil Siocks For SciD Eyeglasses Spgstacles Magnifying Glassss ilt!l ir.Cll ;i‘l_ Doctor Oenta! Sargery. Rooms 1 and 2 Csoper Bld'g, Brevard, N. C. Miscellantecus. T. L. SNELSCN, Blacksmitli anil Korss-slioer. Shop in Rear of Orr's Livery Stable. «and W a^'oii I JuilniiiL;'. Wlii'elwriiilit work a ^pfciaiiy. J < >r For gooc l;izy suiijiiier afl ernoon.". the childien there is i e tlx mi'Uls. should pay lli»'debt. j through his nu'ssaiz'<'s to l he ('on-: The (| ue.siion of public owner- gi'oss that “publicity” was tlie’ shi[i. especially of the water su[)- l>anac('a for 1ii(‘ trust eviis that ' dei)ar1 luent.- ply, is attrac-ting widespread at- now’ bes('t thehoiK'st (‘onsumers j enu::tging ])astiui«'s. the Firelight story and othei- f(.*atur»-s. The are up jtention at this time, as will b(‘ oi thecountry. If‘'jiublicity” is ; s(*en from the following (‘ditoi'ial the spiHMlic for trust evils, why in the Atlanta Constitution of is not publicity good for the i.-vil.s. | ‘ It is rei>orted that Fii s: Assist- MR.S. L. ant rt'ctmt date, and l>rt‘vard would be only maintaining her reputa tion as a ])rogiessiV(‘ and up-to- date town by issuing bonds and buying out the water and sewer age companies; c. C. KILPATRECK, CONTRACTOR ANO BUILOER: floom 13, McMinn Bloci(, Brevard, N. C. the boodleism. grafting ami lui-: heard (d‘ corruption tiiat hoin'V-1 combs the Fostottice Dt'pai-t-i menf:' If h(‘will rc'con.cilehose | t wo (li V(M-gent opinions of the b^'ii- ! (‘tits of })ublicity I will :ipoligiz('I for any criticism aneiit the mat-' concei-nini;- stiii’.ates »2ivi*n on :il ill llir nuildin^' liiii-. l<iinl> ol' wor T. L. CLARKE, plan': and si’<C(*ifieationt of liuil(tin.u‘ wori\. oii all kind I • 1 roifress is b Miig made rai)- - - - , < 1 1 . a man. idly 111 the work ol taKing over b'r 1 may liave madt' ill ‘ wat(‘r supply systems of : cities from [)rivali‘ to public own-^ lershi}). Twenty-nine of tlu^ ihirty-eight American cities of more than 100,OOO population now have such municipal owner- shi[) (jf tlu'ir w'at(.*r pl-mtsand the other nine are agitating the<iues- tion with viii'or. New Orh.'ans. I\)stmaster (e.'iu'ral Vrynne IS a “mark’eil man.” and tliat he is to be ‘'(juietly dropped” be cause he I'evealed the existence t)f the Macheii i-ing and tii«^ "ir- reii'ularities” (>f Mis predecessor. ll»*ath. The jnrolic will not stand foi* the dropping of that suj't ol and a lialf miles from Etowali de[)ot, in Henderson county, be- Omaha. Indiana})olis, Denv('i-and longing to Professor J. \V. .feud- !!lui Francisco have ])ractically wine, on bih of .July, together decid(Hl to ac([uir»* th(“ systems with oth»>r p(>rsonal |)roi>erty. him. ' It must be edifying to educate “ , ' foreign<‘rs to s<M,‘our people sur- PrOli JOlidWlnO bolls Quti jchargeii with indiscriui^nate fury iover lawlessness in Kussia. ^de A. L. Holmes of Henderson-I but unpreventable and ville recently made arrangements Iouickly and severely pun- for the side of two fai’ins one; '^’l*de our press is teem ing with lynchings. riots and out rages which are not ])unished. Go to. go to and takeout the beam from tliini‘ own e\'e. ADAMS. "Virc. of Cardiii is i..iJced a'r'lc-issnj* to tired Vk' jmep. Kj\ ir’ij su/<\rcd for seven years witli v • : - _’ss .^r.d Ixiir- ing-do-t n pairis, .^pd ’ < vi;;g cn’cd sev eral doctors and diHorcrit reiTredj-’s wiihi r.o success, your Vi'ir.c of Cardui was the on!y thii'g v.Kich helped r.ic, and cventi'aily cur'?d c Ic seemed io build up the weak r s, -;l.-cnj;rhe;i the system and cos rco' i.TcguiiriEi«.’' My “rir.'d won't n mean? i.ervons v,-. diso:'l.rnd in.'iis- ■vvoiiii). f)v;u'i;!u 1 :■ th‘,->e aiiiiH'iits i'. You Ci’.'l cure Vril!" . Ad.:r/;ns * ... -.vhti ivnv«-> _!' of the 11 I s < r ::iiy of V >::K Iravi'. this LT'-:it v.’o!:;' ; of (lii ’ini. A\'ii cnr'^.l doc'toi s Ijaveh:!;' r..»t ''eiriii to fs • firu.j .r any s- di*r riietlf (ird' ine w^.h V. V me ( )ias vl.ii i: (■:i- ■ • !!: iJV 11 sea. j by wiiich tin?ir peo[>Ie are now -Mr. Eben Coffin, of Asheville, (iid T. B. CR.AR.Y, \ Contractor for All Kinds of Erick v*ork. i but poorly scM'ved. the work of aiu.-tioneer ana one “In smaller cities, those having' fai-m of 14U acres with a ll'-room from oO.OOO to 100.000 peopl(‘, | dwelling hous<'. barn, etc., was seventy of the ninety-seven own sokl to Mrs. E. Albert Hill, of their water works. Tlie same ; Flat Kock, for s;j,r)r)0. course will be taken by tlu‘| The other farm of 4:2 acres, twenty-seven in due season. It with a ()-room dwelling house, is everyw’liere conceded that j'''"as .sold to ]\lajor ^iheodore C*. water for the iieople should cost j Barker, of Charleston. 8. C., foi' no more than the necessary ex-; *'i'L450. Such cattle and that'por- Cfir.oiit Work. I'liislffiM-. r«‘l .le- dasli and ltouj>h (’asiiii^ a .S]a-eiAlty. BREVARD. N.C. J. O. DERMiD, Tlie Pi6lial}le ieweler. • :< J'.ii!; ■: s, Tli-,- Ti..’ .a Ai: ’.1 !i'. } 01' .■iZ“L-T:;U£>'iit ; !). I-:-, - ni:, Mile and .le\veli-y for \Viil<-l’ and Cloek irin^-. ' \vi)ck West -Main Fine All St. A. C. NORTON, Practise! Ecol and SliObinaker Harness Wwk a si>eeia]ty. West Main Street near Caldwell. Notice—Entry No. 2435. ,, HeiKlerson eiitcFK BiKl cliiinis 7.') iUTc s of j other departments. . Vi in Hogbafk Township, . Trani-ylvania ^ c -i. » • i. tv N •• iviiig ou It..- ;ateis of FiatJ “No part of a City s equipment, the south proii-of French Broad , n fl'iWining ihe huiasoi G. w. Heiidersoii, coiiifort and iitti’activeness to residents is more important than lirutstlly '['ort. A case ejinie to liijiit lliat f<-i‘ ]>er- t?i: t-j.it a!ul unnierrIfn! t(»rt.ure h;is ])er- iiaps nt.*ver b(.‘en ei'ualed. (iolo- biek. of C’ohisa. widte.s: "For I') yeai's I endured insr. ffei‘abi>:“ ])aiii from rliennuitisin and notliinn- relieved me. thouiiii I trieti everythini;’ irnuwn L eame across i-Ileciric nitters and it's the L>reaLest medicine on e:i!*th fo)- that tr(‘ubli‘. A lew bottles cd' it eom- I i)letely relieved and ciu-ed me.’’ .lust as o'ood for liver and kidney troubles I and ovi'ieral di'bility. ()n]y')Uc. Sat bv Z. \V. Xicli- fit 1. r? .i K I*,' (] X' _ 5b Vri. ■*. ^ .* !• i *'5 i\ fe ^ ^ v.vi3 'iij .J “• J fr *t> fc^*' usu ii BREVARD l)ense of procuring and distrib-1 tion of the ci'op which Professor uting an adequate portable sup-j Jeudwine wished to dispose of .Julia Ann (iul low a y and others. (tiver. a'ti L- a hickory (i. W llcndevsonV Bepn* jptiie south end of I’ine KjHlj^e and runs Qprner j,,i- eoJnpIenients. Ki;t»-re<l this ' ,'’n”.V of July. 1!>C3. W. M. H KNKY, Tth Q‘*> KiilrvTuKer. ply for the cit\\ Least of ail | w’ere sold. Some of the house- other municipal enterpi-ises ■ liold goods were sold, but as night should tliis necessary article for i was near at hand the balance of the welfare of the people be taxed I the furniture and other household u})on them beyond cost, to makejg<>(>ds will be sold in the fall, up detlciencies of revenues in Professor Jeudwine will live in Koanoake, Va., w’here we learn that lie will be a professor of mu sic in a college. Henderson county loses an honest, gentle manly, good citizen and Kaanoke gains cue. this of w’ater supply. Those cities i)rosper most that do not The ligure of Ceres with a sickle adorns the dome of the K insas building at the St. Louis fair. Would not Neptune with an anchor or a life preserver be more suitable just now? For a lazy liver try Chambei-laln's Stomaeii and Liver Tablets. The^" invij^orate tlie liver, aid tlis digrestion,., regulate the bowels and prevent bilious attacks. For sale by Z. W. Nichols, Hrevard, and O. L. Erwin, Cherry- lield. Why xeiid your vrhen yor. can get home for ii) Uiev tior<?j.d loWel' p; ie'?S Ut Turned Columii?2 and all other tni-iu d v -eri-;. Door and Window Fr; ivu s mantels and all iujilar work. C ;iii and >ec- me sending orders av. :;y. Very truly. Kilpatrick'fc & Kiiif., J. M. KlLI’ATIilCK. Manaucr.

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