KINER & 15KEF.se.
Our County—Its Progress and Prosperity the First Duty of a Local Paper.
BREVARD, TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY. N. C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 21. 100;5.
VOL. VIII-NO. lU
l>unns Rock Lodge No. 267
Jt. F. ^ Jl. M.
Meets Friday on or before the full
•Qoon in each moiitli. at 2 }). in. ^ isit-
iuj? Masons arc eoiHlially invited to
meet with us.
sptly \VM, MaxWHLL, Srr’//.
Brevard Telephone Exchange.
iKtrixF.:
Daily—7 a. ni. tt> 10 p. nu
Sunday—S to i(» :i. ni.. -i to (5 ]). m.
C entral Oltiee - ('*>o|km' iiloek.
Professional Cards.
W. A. GASH.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Rooms 7 & 8, MoMinn BId’g, Brevard, N. C.
William Randolph Hearst
As a Candidate for President on Tiie Democratic Ticket He
ih
W. B. DUCKWORTH,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Investigation ot Land Titles a Specialty.
lloonis I and Piekel^^itner liuildinj^.
W. W. ZACHARY,
ATTO R N E Y-A T-L A W
Otilces in McUlinn Block, Erevard, H. C.
D. L. ENGLISH.
ATTO R N E Y-AT-L A W.
I*. S. ( Ourt prartiee a s]HH'ially.
Offices in Cooper Building, Brevard, N. C.
WELCH GALLOWAY,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW.
1 *ra.*lices in all tht* eoui'ts.
r.Gonts 9 and 10 KcMinn Block. Brevard, N. C.
oi I
TRAIN WS PIUKGE
Accident on Denver and Rio
Grande Eoad.
Doctor Osnts! Surgery.
Rooms 1 and 2 Cooper BId’g, Orevard, N. C.
Misceilai\eous.
T. L. SNELSON,
Biacksniitli snd Horss-shcer.
Shop in Rear of Qrr's Livery Siable.
(';irria!io and ^Va>^•on Huild
\Viu‘ei\vri;iht work a SMettialty.
C. C. KiLPATR.fCK,
GOITRACTOe AND ByiLOEB.
Room 13, RficMinn Eicck, Brevard, fi. C.
I'stimate.-^ i;iven on all kind.s of worlc
in llie buiMinj.;- Hue.
T. L. CLARKE,
Arcliltect and CGntractor^
’I;ins and sp<‘citicatioi];
of liuililinii' work.
on all kl^*
T. B. CRAKY, \
Ccntncbr for All Kincs cf Brick Work.
(Work, i’ia-tci-ify. Pebble-
d;ish and Hoanii rasuiiL- a Spicialty.
BREVARD. N. C.
J. O. DERMIC
i.8
III
Wptclii'S and .lewelry for sale. Fine
Will'"!’- and ('lock j-rpaii-iviff-
'Wo' k u-uarantee<1. West M^iin st.
A. C. NORTON, ^
t
PrsstlGd Boot anti Stioemaker
Ilarno.'^sJ Work a specialty^
West Main Street near Caldlwell.
Notice—Entry No. $435.
/' w enters pnd clainiT^ acros of
, 1 "in Hogback To\viislii|>,
>'• *’• ' b'ing the wiitJ-'rs of Flat
/ .i- ’of the f-outli pron;; (if Broad
ndjoiiiinfi: the lauds of G. W. HendeiNou.
■ P^.ecf, .luli-i Aim Gallowav a|"d otliers,
o xrhminiT on a hickory W '
the soutli end oi I’ine Kid^ti: an«l runs
i vi« «nur.-es for coinijlemeuts. Ka./^rcd tlii-s
'V. M. HjtNUV. ,
Washinjrton Correspondence of the
Sylvan Vallky Xkvvs.
Thei*(‘ luive turnod up
here many friends of the Hon.
William Kand<)l[»ii Hea.rst. Tlu\v
seem to be the most entlinsiastic
bunch amon^' all the ])iliticians
who have discussed this thiu<? of
the next democratic candidate
with me. They all seem to be
saturated with the idea that Mr.
Hearst is the only man who can
win and they are willing* to give
a reason for the faith that is in
them. In the tirst place they
say that JMr. Hearst i^ the only
pro})rietor of a great daily news
paper in the North wVio loyally
sup[)orted the ticket in 189(3 and
1900, and who foug'ht as hard for
the ticket as any man on the
ticket. The^" claim that any man
nominated in 1904 who did not
loyally support the ticket, or who
even, was lukewarm, will be de
feated next year for the reason
that th(‘ loyal democrats in th(>
slates of Xew Y»)i k. Connecticut
and New Jersey will vote the so
cialist labor ticket which will
give tViose slates, ab.^olutely es
sential to democratic success, to
tlie republicans. The,y claim
tiiat Mr. Hearst, wlio has en
deared himself to the laboring
people of the country by lighting
theii’ battles at all times, can car
ry every center of industrial ac-
tivit}^ in the country, thus as-
surin<j: democratic success in the
states of Connecticut, New York
and New Jersey, Delaware, Ma
ryland. Illinois and California,
which means d(‘inocratic victor^'
in the nation, and they say that
victory is wluit they are after.
They say thai a man who has tlie
! bvi^iiness interests .‘it stake as
j })ossessed b^’ Mr. Hearst.
\vl!().-;e ])!iyr(»ll amounts to over
s4.000.000 a \’ear. and who lias
never had a controvei\sy with ;i
single inan ever on that [)ayroll.
can not help being a satisfactory
candidate to tlie thousands of
con.servative business men of the
country wlio did not support the
ticket in the campaigns of lb9d
and 1900.
They advance the claim that
he is the vo’y apotljeo.si.s of anti
trust, the only man in ih(i coun
try who litis ever gone after the
trusts with his own money and
made them tremble, and that the
li’ust question will be uppermost
in the next campaign, hence their
man is a democratic platform in
himself. Tiiat he is the very em
bodiment of Jeffersonian and
Jacksonian democracy. That he
is a man who cun hold all the
votes that Bryan got and add to
it the vote of labor regardless of
past political aitiliation, also the
vote of thousands of men wiio
are in business and whose busi
ness is jeopardized by the cor
morant trusts of the country.
That he is absolutely independ
ent of the trusts and the money
interests of the country, and that
he possesses the money person
ally to give the party the great
est campaign ever w^aged in the
nation and can duplicate every ■ 14 passengers are INJUAed.
dollar of fat frie4 out of the trusts ! | ", ^
, , Heavy Fall cf Rain, Almost a Cloud
bv the republican cam[)aign man
agers. That he is young, an able
executive, a pliii.inthro[)ist. a
humanitarian, an honest lover of
justice to the people. In short,
they claim he can win if nomi
nated.
burst, Weakened Eridge and Under
Weight of Train the Structure Col
lapsed—List of Casualties.
campjiign from the standpoint of
a democraiic candidate for prt^si-
dent. Chaklks A. Edwakds.
Eueaa Vii-ta, Colo., August 15.—^At
10:30 last night tiie Denver aud Rio
G-rande passenger train No. 1, whicii
left Denver at U:30 a. in., went through
^1 hat is about a lair concensus | a briugo near Nathrop, 8 miles east
of 0})inion of democratic ])oliti- ; of here causing the injury of 14 pas-
cians who have lately visited the '
• , TIT ' The most se^iouslyinjured:
National Ciipitiihiiid talked t.) mo I Hopkins, Albion. O., bad cut
concerning* the next presidential ; over left eye and internal injuries.
.Mrs. Lather, Pittsburg, face badly
cut; slight internal injuries.
rAIs. G. Knapp, Milwaukee, badly la
cerated leg.
Mrs. J. p. Knapp, Milwaukee, right
leg broken.
Fred Riser, San Francisco, badly
bruised about the h'"*ad and face.
Mr. Henning, Cory don. Iowa, slight
ly injured about face and head.
C. Conley, Eldorado, Kansas, severe
bruises about head.
J. D. Smith, Muscatine, lov/a, slight
injuries abtiut body.
B. O. Brov.n, New York city, sprain
ed knee.
R. O. Naville. Washington, right arm
badly injured.
The wreck occurred on a bridge
v/eakened by the flood, which was
aln’o.st a cloiidbur.st.
T.’*e first engine of the passenger
passed the bridge and the second got
WORKS
Spartanburg, - s. C.
.SASM MOrciraiuI
D( )i. ] >] i {■];)
iiLiXDS
Ir()n work ami c.'otitiir': ('(' cverv
descriidion. luri-isheil
promptly on ali work.
Wm. M. JONES, Fres. ar.d Treas.
J. A. miimi Siipt.
Catheys Creek C hurch having
extended a cordial lnvii„ation to
the union meeting to convene
with tiiem L riday. Saturday and
Sunday, I'i'th to r>Oth August,
inst., tliis is to give notice that
the invitation is accepted and the
following program is suggested:
Friday, i!^, 11:00 a. m.—Ser
mon by Prof. Hail, of Broad Val
ley Institute. Intermission. Or
ganization. •*Wiiy the dii'fei’ence
in the ardent outburst.s of public i over excejiting the ten-.5er. The ba
worshi}) in the past and tiie a[>- j sag<? car went through and was smash
[)arent absence of emotion of tiiei®^^* to Kindling wood. Tne baggage
, , . n A f T 1 \ jumj)ed and was not injured. The
pi e.'^eiit d.i^ . l-i. AI. Joi dan, A. I sraoker and chair cars were turne:l | sending or Jers a\''ay.
H. Cxarren. “Can the heathen be partly over. The passengers injured
saved without the gosi)ely'’ A. | niostly in the tourist sleeper that
\V. Beck. B. J. Wilson.
BREVARD
Machine Sliops
Why send your money abroad
when you caii g«^t l<j\vei’ ])i'ices at
home fur
Turned Cclumn.^
and all other t ornt^f] work.
Door and Wii:dov Frc^r.ies
mantels and all siiiiilar uutchine
work. Call and oefore
Saturday, L'9, 9:'‘I0 a. m.—De
votion; John Bowen. “Must our
preachers be educated to enable
tliem to prc^ach tli(‘ gospel?'’ Can-
da Hendei'son. Joseph House.
11:00 a. m., sermon. Elder Kuy-
Icendall. “What is the sin
against the Holy (MiostV Can it
be committed today?'’ J. li.
Owen. C. M. Gallamore. “Teach
us how to pray." I. T. Newton.
Jt)sep-ii A. Henderson.
Sunday, oO, 10:00 a. m.—Song
service. P. P. On*. 11.00 a. m.,
sermon—Preiiciier appointed by
deacons of Cathey Creek' Church
Jl dsox Cohn.
J. 2^1. llAMLiX,
For Coniniittee.
There will be a reunion of the
“Bo,ys who wore tlie grey.” on
Saturday, Aug. 22. It is hoped
that every member of Transyl
vania Camp U. C. V. and all oth
er old soldiers of the sixties, will
turn out with their families and
lunch baskets and have a “high j Senator Heybum S Romance.
” Philadelphia. August 12.—Senator
old time.” Those uiio shouldered I Heybum. of Idaho, is here awaiting
was turne.l on its side in the ravine.
The dining car and two sleepers re
mained on the track and the diner was
converted into a hosi)ital car.
A wrecking train with a number
of physician.s was hurried from Buena
Vista at 11: MO o’clock and it was not
until 3:15 this morning that the injur
ed were brought here. That many
wore not killed outright w'as marvel-
ou.s.
On the Colcra;/!o and Southern near
S’ohwanders, G miles we.st of here, a
'.vreck was reported at 3 o'clock this
morning. The engineer and fireman
are reported seriously injure;!.
Further details have not been re-
ceive<i here.
ail I'ud t<* II All.
A <.;rit‘vous v.riii oftinu-s co>nes a.s a
1‘o.sult of unberaide ]>ain from ovei*-
taxi*d or^aii.s. I?<iz/,ine.ss. bachache.
liver complaint and con:;ti}){ition. I>ut
tliank.s to Dr. K Xew Life I Mils
they put an end lo it all. ^i'hey are
j'cntlc hut thorot!:j}>. Ti\v them. Only
2.‘)C. (;uaranteeLl \>y 7.. W. icbolti.
d.iu^'^'ist.
Captain Lamson Dead.
Portland, Ore., August 17.—Captain
Roswell H. Lamson. United States
navy, retired, is de;^d; aged 05 years
He was the first naval cadet to be apt
pointed from Oregon, but was a native
of Iowa.
Very truly.
Kilpatrick’^: &
J. M. KlLPATllKi:, Mun:iLL<M',
their guns in istjl are yearly an
swering to the last notes of the
bugle, and very few are left for
our annual reunions. Surely
they should turn out once each
year and devote the day to mem
ories of the ‘‘Lost Cause. ” "
The Death Penalty
A little tiling- sometimes results in
death. Thus a mere scratch, infcijinifi-
cant cuts or ])uny boils have paid the
deatii ])enalty. It is wise to have
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve ever handy.
It’s the best salve on earth and will
prevent fatality when burns, sores,
ulcers and piles threaten. Only 25c at
Z. W. Nichols’ diui>: store.
the day set for his marriage to Miss
Geraldine Yeatman. sweetheart of his
boyhood, and divorced wife of a doc
tor, who lives at Kennett Square. Pa.
The wedding i£ to take place on Wed
nesday.
My boy uhen lour years old wie
taken with colic and cramps in his
stomach. I sent for the doctor and ^
injected morjihine, but the chid kept
oettiuo- worse. I then «-ave him half a
teaspoonful of Chamberlain’s Colic,
Cholera and Diarrh.oea llemedy, and
in half an hour he was sleeping- aud
soon l ecovered.—F. L. WlLKiXS, Shell
Lake, Wis. Mr. Wilkins is book
keeper for the Shell I^ake Lumber Co.
For sale by Z. W. Xichol.s. Brevard,
and O. L. Erwin, Cherryfieid.
Execution Sale
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a'.li r'on to tiio l»i<ldf r for I . 'h
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titl',‘aiU!ni< !i tl:o saio .1. H. Zuha.y
d'-feiidavt. had at t!u-t’Hi'-• .1 tlic dot lirniij: •.■.
said j;!d^i!i<-nt in tiie ful'c. ' ! (k"( r l i-'i trai t
PU-t-e 'i! [ai'i-ol oi' hiiicl.
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aiy. >v!ii(!; has herctf'fore ) eeti allotted to li;>ii
ai'd whii !i is iiiciuded i:. tn<‘at <'\e descril ••<'
boundary and for description o:’ whicli rcfeie:.' e
is li.Tcby . idile to tlu' rtturnnf t^ie .•1!lprai^el^
filed ill 'till* -"upeiior <’(',iiir t'etk’." oiiire. A.m>
exeeptin^ Till' followii:'.; paicel' of i^iud t!:;n
have lu-reiofoie been eciiM-yiii out of s...;..
I'ouiidaiy to-wit: One id-’e to W, 1*. Wiiitui::*-
by s. K. i ueris: ten aeri> t<> .1. L. Hell a;.d \VU''
by .r. I\. Z H ilary aud wife, an-1 thiee r.cre.s li -
seribed ii'. :i <ieed from I»eii;; l ia^li a- d other> 'i
T. L (-ia'i). KeeoideiJ in boi.k i(; at pafre ii
of the* r. f ird of deeiK of sai.l Tran>yiva;. a
t’-ninty. \\iii< li said traet-^ exct.ilt*d a> a:ore.‘-aid
will lib'^ b»_‘ void.
This til*. i-‘th day of July. l'. i*3
' .i. f, i\IN(^. ^lierili.
situate ill tiie 'ji'il
■ inin;.^ il e laud- o:
tv. heuil.liili.; at
: eoi'!i<. r au«l ri;u--
: ■ oil tlie .illlilpvi.;
. nil saiii bra* t-h i«> a
: :iel,e>‘ Ncjltll T~ i!e-
;'t stake in tl^e lai..',
tiiellee souttl •.'() de
Teachers’ Intarstata Exairilnatioii Geurse.
Tcaeiiers wisliino’ to pre}>are lor
examinatioiirs should write at once to
Proi*. J. L. Crraluim, LL. D.,
Randol})ii [>uildin<>', .^leniphi.'^,Tenri.,
for particulars coiiceniing' hi.s P]»eciul
teachers’ examination couise.
This four.se is taught by mail, am!
prepares teachers I'or examination in
every state in the union. Leadii';^
educators pronounce it the he.^^t
course ever offeied to the teaching
profession, and all teacher.' wishiPi):
to .'ulvance in their proressi^ui shoul(l
ininiediately avail tliem.selves of it.
Enclose stamp for rei)ly.