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md PropTPssives a.$ offide- ebge/it is said can be boug-ht. so
svekers. and they tried to make cheaply here, as to aestroy com-
/ , I r it, i P^ti^ion by Gur home growers,
the people^ believe ^ ' l our mountain' i>eopie 'can raise
\vas a loft’ex' tj^pe ot patnofcism; j g^g good or better cabbage, but
but the Democratic pie-counter | the extra cost of living as an
oday being fairly stampeded j American lives, make3 it imposs-
office seekers., Some Dem- theAmerican
LIST tfi
FOUST,
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SccraSftry aad
aei* Mdcager.
Editor
Treasarer
Office Firs^v I' ioiir \Vn'l?i ’
T.eiopti.)!!>' No, viBFi
'tbsci-ipturn. One UoHav per j«aT, pay
able iu n JraiK't-.
All cnnimiUticiiti jiis iu roy-ani to either
itciiiH or s^Uould
je r) Tt^e State Dispatch ili;d I'O^
'‘■'I ;£;>■ I'ounwtfd W'f^i '"■liC
of
oaper.
' AU np\v>i (satw ami conit5uinicflt>oi;8
Tapo^t'ince tnust h? !i4-Tied by the writer
We arc- noi. re8(Kiii!iil>le for cipiniouf"
oar eorresi>oiitent(.
anhkicri!)^irs will take Kot.!e- that no re-
e ipt for subscription for The Stale Oispatcli
Aiil be h',>noreii nt thif. cfilicf- anlws it ia
n jmbered with Btaniyed
Bnt«wti ft?) swond-ciase matl-er May
?0, rtt the post office nt Burling
4son, North Carolina, tinder the Act of
0onsrr*88 of March 3 187$}.
IS s
by
o:rats have even followed the
office-hunger craze so far as to
a Ivertise in Newapajjers for
appoinlive/)ffices. Dr. Wilson
has fled to the island of the sea to
get rid of office-seekers atid
Speaker Champ Clark has bad to
employ four extra stenographers
in order to answer questions for
office. But, after all, what
meaning, has the word consis
tency among’ Democrats?
the'
Wedoesiay, Nov. 2T, 1912.
President-E!e:l WHsoa, Goternor-
Elect Craig And Democratic
IncoDsistancy.
“I believe with the Democratic
piatform that private monopoly
is indefensible and intolerable,
and if I become President of the
United States I will do every
thing in my power to destroy
monopoly. I cannot see how
anyone can oppose privilege and
at the same time favor a protec
tive tariff for protection is the
prolific mother of all privilege.
The above quotation will be re-
cognized as the much-advertised
utterance of Dr. Woodrow Wilson
on the tariff and monopoly. It
will be remembered also that the
‘'News and Observer" carried
this quotation in its most con-
gpicuous editorial column forsey
era! weeks before the election;
and }t was heralded forth through
out the state as genuine orthodox
Democraric doctrine fresh from
headquarters. But now gentle
reader, behold the declarations
of our Govenior-elect on Novem
ber the 16th, just eleven days
after the election, and contrast |
his enunciatiins with these of!
the ’’man higher up" in thej
same party. Mr. Craig expressed '
his views on lariff and trusts in
the following words;
’’You cannot destroy these |
great industrial enterprises-
these monopo’ies. 1 would not
disturb the equilibrium of
b:.sintss, I would not impede the
mar.h of prfgress.
n sr a sir^^'e note in
$300000JO For Roads.
During the last lovely days of
August we promised some of our
good friends in Newlin Tov^rnship
that we had a plan whereby every
fnain road could be graded and
sand clayed to the varioiis county
lines. We were to give mis plan
to a country through the Dispatch
but the campaign crushed to the
desk with other work, conae-
quently the road issue is left for
late hour for our consideration.
We are told by the gupt. of
Roads of . Guilfoid County tW
the grading and completion ofj What TexanS Adllllre
Sand Clay roads does not exceed hearty, vigorous life, accord-
iburg
in
mountains, or in I\Ieckler
County;. for that matter, to com
pete. Looking to the betterment
of the Amei ican pepple and hav
ing in view the uti!iz:ttion of our
resources in the view of soil,
'what would seem to be needed is
a tariff of about 35 cents or 40
a h und red on i mported cab bage.
Our farmers have to pay their
part of the expense of conduct
ing the Goverment. The Hoian-
der has noteing of this to pay
whatever, 'but comes into our
market to get the benefit of our
Goverment of our better stan
dards of living and of our mar
kets near the seashore to shut out
the producer in the mountain
country. 'Areasonable would
seem to equalize the advantage
pretty vvell all around. We
should not let the Hollanders
dump their product on this
market without even helping to
pay taxes,
Doyou really think that any of
this sounds at all like any of the
Doctor’s theory of the tariff,
and how do you think it fits
William Jenning, Champ Clark,
or the South’s Oscar.
s^mphcny of the muj'ic of Indus
I dc! not bolieve that the
on C\ liie taiifi \.'ouU
iry.
$1500.00 a mile-costing from
onehaif to two thirds less than
Macadam finish and as equally
durable. Stone road properly
built is good for wagons and
buggies but will not stand the
always hurrying auto, that is a
road destroyer.
One hundred miles of Sand
Clay road will make the following
connections: Thi Union Ridge
and Hopedale McCray road with
the Caswell line: the Haw River
and Mebane roads with Orange
line: the Swepsonville and Haw-
fields Saxaphaw with Orange
Saxaphaw and Loy Shop road
with Chathtm, Alamance extend
through Patterson township and
extend Battleground road to
Guilford line: Old Stage road to
Guilford line by way of Boone
Station: Ossipee road to Gail-
ford and a road from the Murray |
C ub House by Geo. Garrisons to!
Caswell line. |
Our plan to make'it possible toj
do this is to issue $300,000.00 of
50 yr. 5 per cent (non taxable)
the AUkmance Bonds in denomi- Qpypj-ment
, nations of $100, $500. $1000. and '
thel building J of these roads io
eltizeni of A’amanee a id "pay
them in b^nis. Of course
afterwards the bonds may ba
that
io' y
bui'd
mads as wc have been doijig.
hundreds of men in
ing to Hugh Tallman, of San An
tonio.^ “We find,” he writes,
"that Dr. King’s New Life Pills
surely put new life and energy
into a person. Wife and I believe
they are the best made.” Excel
lent for stomach, liver or kidney
troubles. 25 cts at Freeman
Drug Co.
Church Anouncement.
Th'e Church of the Holy Com
forter, Rev. John Berners Gibble,
Rector, Order of Service for
November 28th, Thanksgiving
Day.
Processional, Hymn ISS'- 'Conie
ye thankful people come, “G. J.
Elvey.
Chant, ’‘0 praise the Lord,”
G. F. Eivey.
To Di'nm in F.—Simper.
Jubilate,—Smith.
Hymn —Praise to God,
immortal praise, “Kscher.
Hymn after sermon,—Y 196-
Our father’s (jod. “American
adapted by Cary Offortary an
them, “0 Lord how rnanitx)]d,”
Recessionfl Hymn, 459 “Ower-
ship the King,” Lroft.
Reaxaining in Post Office at
Buriington,' fl C„ Nov.-23, 1012.
Gentlemen: '
Lf?v/ A’t-valcin. R. E. Brown, 0.
M. Marledaie, Tom .'Pennington,.
Dr. W: H. Rogers, T.. J. Rackley,
D. R. Thomasons, J. A. Ward. i
Ladies:
Mrs. Biddle, Miss Cora Brown,
Miss Annie Dickey, mIi's, N. E.
Holt, Miss Saland Jeffries, {2j
Miss Eva Lee, MiSs WiUie^ Mer-
flovi?', Miss Nannie E. Riy,‘‘Miss
Cora Shaw, (2) Mrs. Van Shav
ers, Miss Swannie Trogler, Mrs.
Minnie Maud Warren, iMiss Sop-
hoiiiai Willson, SMisg Rachel Mit-
chel. (Special D3I)
Persons calling far any of these
letters will please say “Advertis
ed,” and give date of advertised
list.
J. Zeb. Waller, P. M.
0. F. Cfow53n jlakes Ckirje|of
News.
Mr. 0. F. Crowson who rec
ently sold his^interest in the Dur
ham Daily Sun has bought an
interest in the Burlington News
and took charge of this paper.
We are glad to have brother
Crowson come back to our town
and h^lp us to advertise Burling
ton.
Rev. R. M. Andrews who has
been Editor has accepted work
as pastor of one of the Metho
dist Churches ofyGreensboro and
will move to that city.
Death Of Spencer Thomas.
Rev, Spencer Thom is colored
wa V born in Wake County nes r
Rf»leigh 72 years ago, and has
been a resident of this city for
54 years having been engaged
in the tinnery and copper bus
iness for more than 40 years be
ing the senior member of the
firm S Thomas & Son. He Wiis
an excellent preacher having
served three church?A for more
than 35 years. He died Nov. 20th
after a short illness.
-J
There** more style, fit, and comfort condensed
m a smgle pair of these sho«» dian in all the
roiUions of clumsy wooden clogs worn in the
Japanese Empire. Just remember America
leads l^e worla in sKoe>maldng, and America's
leading woman s shoe is "Queen Quaiity",
T ^soid to outside parties, but
+ ! ! mikes no difference. It is
^ ^ cll iCl j _ 1. y 4.
;ind a waste or money to
I
Take
Coal Striks
Hand In
Charleston, W. Va.. 20. —Occas
ional riiie fire directed from the
hillside into tlie West Virginia
eoa) districts novv und^r martial
law today dept (he militia anxio\i.s
1 There ar
destroy
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Whofn i
i.u 1.1 ;ic. i'c. ] W'ihcn ot '
Ci r-i; ' j:, ; L- \ I'urboili;
XiL. ih
Lo iio },e aj'i i-o uestr.;y ti;ei
irutits; 'l.c i thtr iaj s l:e
not. watii t;> destjoy them.
One says tlie tariff is the mother
of all privilege, the other says
the abolition of the tariff will
aot destroy the trusts. These
opinions are diametrically oppo
sed to each other. They go to
show the confusion of counsel
and the Babei of tongues in the
Democratic Party; and we may
ioak for this confusion to become
warse confounded as the days go
by.
Nobody knows what it takes
to make a Democrat anyway.
Some Democrats do not want
protective tariff while others
want it and vote for it whenever
the chance comes to them. Some
are against the trusts and others
ai‘e in favor of the trusts Some
clamored loudly for a special
session of Congress and opposeed
it Vv’ith equal energy. They are
tli vided-hopelsssly di vided--on
these and many other questions,
and they seem to be together in
only one particular and that is
the pursuit/)f office. . Lust for
office is the one fraud cohesive
■ force that holds the party as
nearly together as it is. Dem
ocrats have branded Repubhcans
our county would Ho to work
i3 ihusiiavirg
Bond5- th'-t
n. Bank cr
;n
tliveo or four U!v,'U
sevr-iTii hi.!!idr"'(i :
cjui'.' be used n;
Tr>.;st Co.. rk cu!-ir,y.
Get i>ome local make the survc y
land s-.ce the grade work is made
; and let the grade be put under
! the supervision of the read Supt.
I The $300,000,000 issue vv^iU un
able the county to built at least
17o miles and give employment
to many in our county on a jeuird
of five years and learn our people
to buy boonds. And not go to New
York for a smoke of the board but
make a local Tust Co Tiustee.
.i.’here few developments oi
To?light none of
thDHo •>?; cerne.i in -the militia
movem^jnto (.ud;iy are oytiniistic,
I
The Oyster supper of the Front
Street Methodist Church given
last Thursday night was quite a
success. More than $40.00 dol
lars was r.';M-:.' ved.
A bit of excit-.ment was created
last Friday night by the fire
alarm which was turned in b.\
Pwarties who thought Col, J. H.
Holt’s hou.se was,on fire b\n for
tunately were mistaken,
Saturday .niirht the cldmney ol
Mr. C. B. EUis eaaght fire and
an alarm was sent in^, the firemen
responded but no damage was
done.
Gospel Meetingthis week .'it the
Christian Church.' Rev. A. B.
Kendall the pastor is doing the
preaching, these services wiil con
tinue for several nights.,
The State Dispatch has j-ecent-
ly purchased part o' machinery
from Mr, E, E. Workinan within
a fevv days will he prepared to- do
'any and all kir ds of job work.
t Wear That Weary
Look—Wear Walk-Overs
ivin
The Charlotte Observer, a
very . consistant Democratic
organ under the title, ’’The
Tariff at our Horae Doors. ” used
the following wise language. It
sounds like a paragraph from
the Editorial page of the Protec
tive Tariff League Bulletin.
Read it carefully, and after
you have read it, be your own
Judge whether it is the doctrin of
a Tariff for Revenue only, era
Protective Tariff or advocating
Free Trade for the necessaries
of life.
It has been stated that the
mdxintain people cannot supply
this city with cabbage on account
of the competition of Holland in
Europe. The Dutch are export
ing ship loads of cabbage which
are delivered in New York and
shipped out over a large part of
this country. These Dutch cab>
SAVE MONEY by buying your shoes
of us and give the saving to ORPHANS.
See all the latest models ■ here in our
windows for Men and Women at
,-'X
$4 $3.50
IkHdlt-Cates Co.
On tlie®Corner Burlington
You can prevent a spell of sick
ness hii in;; nurses, etc., by buving
a ICc pjckage ot Bradley's Cold
Tablets, i hc^€ i ibiets have been
thrcroughly tried out, and are rec-
cmmended as perfectly reliable.
o
, t
With i7-j^iw set of )iigh grade Alumin«m, Copper and
ameled Ware Worth $10.00, which is given with
any range purchased daring the exhibit
A at the store, of
. 5 to II,
A Salesman direct from the factory of the
Engman-Matthews Range Coj
Two Generations of Malleable Range Builders
^UTH BEND, INDIANA
ill show you the range, present you with a ^ .
Cook book and Souvenir and serve you with refreshnfi® |
Dispatch. It will p^y*
, J Tf vou want to be fcun
I .come hwe. ' WefiU pj
Phoiie 20
li Age^tits for
J. Van Lindley’s cut
1 TTyesh car loai of
Cabbage just recievcd.
1 chants Supply Co. ,
i WANTED—Good abl
man to cut cord wood, apj
[I,. :^eniger.
[5-10 & 25 cent store.
J Tiist recieved shipment .
[post cards 5—10 & 25cen^
. Fancy eating appld
|»ent each 5—10& 25cen|
lost “between Snow
land Burlington small
I bracelet. Reta Isley.
The anuai thani
j services will be held]
J Marks Reformed Churcl
(country at 7. p.m. We|
INov, 27.
The services in Bu|
Rtfdn ed Chujch will
i.m. cn Thanksgiving d|
, According to theirp
j custom Ji'cster Shoe Co
I for Thardisgiving.
The Class 9f Orphans
Nazareth Orphans 1,
Crescent will be at St.
Re'ormed Church i-t II a]
I first Sabbath in DecenJ
at Whitsett in the a ftern]
I the same day.
I Bananas are cheaper
I ter now than any time t|
-y them at Merchants
I Co.
, Rev. Martin W. Bud
cigo, will preach at the!
Church next Sunday mf
11 o’clock and at 7:30 P’
Mr. W. R Sailers, bay.
Sellears & Sans is on tV
, em market for the stc|
this season bying new:
the firm.
Rural Carriers are
meet Saturday, Nov.
o’clock P. M. in office |
l)ispatch at Burlington,
transact such business
claim our attention.
W. J. Brooks,
J. A. Lowe, Sej
•^or tieadaicne jDr. WHes’ Anti
Dr. L. H.
Eye Spedalisj
OSice Over C. F. Neet|
Burlington,
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or Aiij
CAPIT’AI
r.
The Hear|
is CONTENTW
In the last
ly, you are sec
CONTENTMI
ies of human
What is hai
ness to anoth^
and every on
tentment in tl
: PRAi
Save reguls
your money
in the years
toward insuri|
earn.
UNITED
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