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CHAHLOTTE DAILY. OBSERVER,' OCTOBER 8, 1903;, 1 JliSE OF :xifori legislation i WUAX IT IS 1KH. I'D -('-.. Jfembcr tf tli CivUrU Commission Think Tile Observer Did the Ikxiy an Injustice In a Ilecent lMitorinl Outline Plans end Purposes of the iCouiiiilsxioit Without Owing Into 2etaU -Ii wis the: Allegation'' or Sectional Rivalry and Truts .That the Work of the Body WU1 Dls prove This Charge. - . -To ths Editor of The Observer: ' ' I n' iviivv'A Court Decision rplioldlnp- lateral Chicago' Record-Herald. LIVELY CAMPAIGf IX IREDELL, citizenship of hln country. " Mr. Page mad very plain the .Injustice of the Republican tariff seheduls; . hs com pared the-. Kepubllcan. promises in their State platform with Democratic Democrat Determined to Roll , Cp Large Majority rMr. Locke Cralg to borak NnI Week Other wk- The decision orthe Supreme Court Scbeduled Oowt, Qvp lie. performancej.v ahowlng that la the of Wisconsin xla tha case involving '8pt(Ul Ths ob,,,,, , ,t , , they did absolutely none of th things the ; validity -of; the eight-hour law .k.fi,. r.mAata thJ- w ear they would do. Mr. for telegraph operators employed On tate8V,1,e' ? ,'TTW emcra" Psga .poke for about two hour, and rftiifna. - .,. . , re determined to roll up a larger ma- l Bis audience listened with - attention lMniiAalva.,x Ul reaching. , u reflects tbe.plrit of active Prnn. rZ- 7 th. hi, CANDIDATES AT MOCKSVILLEv ma time and the new interpretation speakers have already ' been in the - "The people of the State ehould be " "T " , . ' " 1 " ' . "IT, " V" Messrs. J. XSwood Cox, A. A. White- 1 .. . . . ... -, . of the Interstate commerce clause 0f countJr and . others ere coming. An v i .il.t ,,,! V well acquainted with tha facts- per- the Federal . constitution-.: cUum. announcement which was heard with I iZ TL ' ' 'tatnlng to-the success or , failure of that :haa "marched " ever sloe the fJBU Pleasure la that , Mr. Lock ttZlTi'X '... D..f. .. V,. a-reat charter was n.lWed. hut.whteh , l8V of Asheville. who la a favorite ,fal WTBObstrfsr,; h.. i.i. i-.i . 'In th innt. . H1I anealr at . ' w - jLfoekavma - rv V Triol a.nrtA V "" vlwllty. - - : ' tPnts in the county on Thursday, court conrened yesterday with Juda- articlejn your recent fosue, referring - -That the power vested In Congress i1. -His first speech wilt take place J, I Wbb presiding. On account r lo' an article you had the prevUua to resulate interstate commerc is f Brdfrd's, , n, ehiloh township, of tha preaerrca of Bprakert . El wood day cooled Trom a loaDer known at Plenary as well as excluslfe ta,w of . Th.'rf1'lJr :--t n6ou,' and th occasion Cox, Kepubllcan candidate for OoTer- oay eopied D-orn a paper kaowttt eourge; ol(1 anil settled doctrinCBut T"11 0M of the Wg-reat v.nu of orf A. A. Whitener, elector-at-larr. . , lta home as Tha Statesvilla Landmark, how far may the states to in regu-1 th cBlP1B:n Ih Iredell, and larga court took m- recess at hoon kntll 4 Which did ot : welt , acquaint ; the latlng commerce and transportation i namber olf PeP' from the regions o'clock, for th speaking. Mr. Whlte- nA..r. ,ifk k . v wrthout invadinir the rh ot .-.. 1rotrnd,; Including eastern Alexander ner spoke at length and made a speech , ...... . - - . -.,- V - A 1 .V.Ik . . l, .-i I igreas ana interfering with lntartate ';-irr fcuvu w w oo muu, i wui wi imai vuimjiiinonvcu i- vr- trary ootn articles wr inaccurate, r"- ZZ2 1"" Beeves hav alreadv bee nouaht and tall nreaenL ; tniaiead ng and did. great JnJtwtlca to 71",V V.V. .tUBflW : VIUIIIIMIUU!-. 4 . J W W JT I 1 1 h . member of the same, i As one member I TK' v. , Jl, '17' ' question have left a rather extensive The highest court1 of Wisconsin- and a court which haa always been : of ; the commission, you will pardon ' ma-Tor expressing surprise that. With out informing yourself, you either .fTr ,r...T"L'rr..-"l.,,!r: validate a State eIght,hour law for Daner in so mlaleadinsr a manner and fal'TO!l,,,srPh ground a big barbecue wiljt b prepared, A j Short sbeeche were sIsa tnade hv band i will furnish muskv. and the I Messrs. Cox and Z. T. Walser. The women and childrn as ".veil as the I speakers iiad a good house and had, voters wui n : urged to attend and t cms. attention. - To-day Hon., B. sf. highly respected for tha ability -8!Rk tn H-eat plcnlo occasion, l-Pagf mada one of his usual clftar independence " of , its meruberm-jn. Mp ' I. Bradford will be -?hlef mar- t and logical peeches to a wall-fllled in so misleading a manner ni:zrr7Z':L'm" to tha injustice of men whoa, faithful "' "TVT.T SVT.B. J??? Statesville- wilt Probably taka .ntaoe nSu C .."isSS d??'.w,rr thtTpowe? of " ra". .Vih'. sntor Cl : Speaks at Chin Grom :r.,lJS,er t. to prescribe ...ditfl. Bpal t Tba OBwrver." " . U thai of the day. "'Mr. Craig wll speak I house. In Statesvijie -Thurlday night v . " oig event or in1 campaign .in lUSe. ... " a, ifft-Ti Tha court docket is light and no cases- Of special Importance. - Court is expected to adjourn by Friday. ...i.iu.. . . J. . . ' " . oecue. band nin e. te.. tKa. ' Ulnlng to that mktter is known. i , Vhtm .(.. ikf,. ; county wlU b aUve wtth roeakera. Ona member of. tha -, commlMlonJotherinstanca .h i l,.t. I.. ZZ,JZ"W of them .being locaHrator and Jm wn -nail Tuesday nignt and living in your Uwn; Mr, J. IL Wed-Cmtsin outsider Soma US M -ffl """tbB,ro.m - China Oro-re;; Oct: T.-Mr. Charles R. Cowlea, Republican candidate for Congress, speke to about 00 voters in the town hall Tuesday night and dingon. could. nd waar. aura tvould ires. m. are , not; Bryan !!!. guMiiy nave given you tn laots per- main i0tl interstata Wii; -mes,; uecretary of state, an cut I Za lTr-. . ; " talnlnr tn fhU niliw. irtilrh h.rl .ml Tt?"r.-omm -senatmWhtt.liM-. cii.l W much applause. ; t T , on thoae : wha hlno, which was number of their support To so into tiua . riattor in detail m. T" .n: "T "n . nit appointment In the conntv W -"m'w';r PP""' V.i.. 1.. ,i ik. . i. . ' . M""i bbi vonruston -. ww " , ; .. ,' ' recora, ooin Biate ana national, ana would taka. mora time than I have and obstruct on result rrnm th ..h.. w5?. . ' " ; t ' AimnnmA w h.u a h. .m..i.n , . ' . . inir iocii vsuKAn ftrn'flAinf ri- . . .. .r . n-- m. 7 I.".: warn- ep bnr W,.,. Bf.To..,. wu?. 1 r&Mr. Cowlaa grow . " " " "v - nures wn OS WVICOmed' tV all n.iivn I j . . """"Itibma In trtiioh ta-lth vonfldi.nl vour i, editnrla.1 fcnri : h f- . ' .a. r. 4' (J'll rtt'iiJ ronirManiii.' HaboM I oome. in tOUCB . With- .-Lu .ZL. u-Zi -T."V ,M-".U "weai,.m4 wa ..i Jt; r""" m evidence Here., as a,, . r:'..""' ::".V" r'"-reguiftuon f ommerce and li.-'ir VJ r'J.lr"".: Democrats pledged him rM mi i xv ur uiuci.v t ... . v . I irininArra tmn- a i . . ' wuivr lur hub . umricb ' w it I . . the . policies of the ; Republlcavn party were for me heat interests of country. ' . . : n ' After the speech a Republican club was organised witn a large member ship. The: outlook for supcess here was never brighter, v-, -.... ' nrpubUciui Rally at Spencer, , Special to The Observer. t , . ' Spencer, Oct - ?" The Repablrcans have arranged for a gathering of the clans In 6pncer to-night at which. time ' Charles H. CowleS, candidate for Congress in the eighth district, and i Eiwooa Cox, candidate for Gover- or, will speak. The arrangement 1 " - nmmv mm mvm-w I a ( UldttUil ll - kU If LTn V-8 ' ttOVBsfAlsril I ""' sat ww IS 99,099 appropriated by the Legl ties" in addition to Tthe regTilatton of icn?I flue f the county and or - lature in the Bickst bill can only oe'l Cnareaa. - Naithar ,'f.inul u. anixing township clubs. mong the paid out v by the State Treasurer, raUroada nor real protection to ship ,, 1115,800 each year for four years. Pers and . travelera Is posalble wlth- - The Bret urgent need that appealed out uniform, systematic, and coherent to the commission were some neces- legislation. .... . , , v sary repairs, and much needed small ' ' - ' -' ' " "'" ' " "' . buildings at Raleigh and Goldsboro Tobacco Bringing; Good - Iticee and 'and Morganton. - :."'i. - ,'; tioiug- ' Next booking to the present Deeds .Special t tb Observef ; , and future ,us f v- the Institutions, irt,.M-rf(ii- r. .. . .vi ' . . ' ' .- .v.. .v.. .i .iteidaville.'i. Oct' Should tendentsand directors, lands, -valuable IKJzl !'0' ood nP'p"'on. He la an enthuslae t hm hnnrhi at unrnniini. I ,ne have etarted, thtrmajor part ol tlo Bryan man and always has been : Raleigh and doldsbord. After this, L. fro2?,'wJLl "avepaased from their The Uur collecting rounds and the as nremetiy aa plane could be pre-1 V .Z, L "IV" Jnm ar. in ; county ranvase by, the" county and tor; will spk. The arrangement .v pared and due and proper coMldera-1 rZtti tlSI1!? f P"om-ilalatlve candidates began yesterday to have Mr, Cox appear In Spencer maue iu-uj. n is especially anxious to talk to the railroad men hee and Mr. Cowlea, who had a pre vious r-f engagement: to speak m Spenoer.iwlll divide time with him. Other .leading; politicians are also ex pwieu la Ha presenc PcitKM; ratio Club Org-anlsed at IIUls- Special to The , Observer. Hlllsboi Oct - 7.-The v HlllsborO Cemocratta Club was organised here last night with J. H. Robertson, pres loent; Dr, C D. Jonas, first vice pres ident: W C Cheek, second vice pres ident and SJ. M. lxickhart, aecreury treasurer. There were one hundred and Ave members . enrolled . . . which breaks the, record of any previous club aver Oraranued -ln lilUsboro. . . v. . I . . HVItll 1U Ilia 1 1 TT II 1 , , . . " . , . , ship constable. He accused the Dera-J In U F?0!? OCratIO- nartv. -at Xarttt Carolina . of 1 'oi. mow ,uuul tmuuuii.s, aomin. XOAH WXIiSTER CELEBRATTOX, I Tale to Mark th One Buadred and 4 Flftletli Anniversary of the Dic tionary Uakcr'a Dirtlv -- v-.: -. i New , Ham Dispatch, t-:, -. y; " Tale TJnlveralty ' and Naw Havon will celebrate, thli month the one hundred ' and . fiftieth annivsrsary of the birth of Koah Webster, author of tb spelling book and the dictionary. ', The . Webster ; homestead la still standing t New Haven, and the win-1 do wher Noah Webstef eat for ap ward. 6f forty years while' he compiled and rewrote hia dictionary overlooks part f .the Tale College. Diagonally i across the street from the window is the. bid Grove street .cemetery1, where he waa buried.. He was Horn October it, 1788.'- 'V'y -i --v -fi, ,)h In hie youth he had tnoney troubl'i like , many another author. He . brought up a family of. eight oa the proceeds of his spelling book. In later year he never tired of telling how his father started him Out in the world to make, hie fortune .with II of ! Continental money in his pocket, amounting In reality to bare iy l ir currency, " During his career at Tale, from which i he was graduated In 1771. Webstr failed1 to distinguish himself from' ' his . other - claasmatea ' After graduating he taught school ' and studied law. In 1781 he met In Wash, ington the Rev. Dr, 8. 8. Smith, after ward president of Princeton College, and mentioned , to hrm his plan of bringing out , a spelling book, which be had already partly prepared for Publication, y Dr. erhttn encouraged him In his ' plan and the following winter was spent by Mr. Webster In revising the book. Then he went to Hartford to-publteh, "The First, Part of a Orammatlcal Institute of . the Bngllaft Language,..; 5 v i f it was the first book of the kind ever published In this country and the sales from It at on time were For a Vann UU V- , A U in a aia rocm is a ejuvcry"imtion anrl h extremely lialle to cause colds. .The latKrocn We all iKoulJ De kept warn. TKb a easy ani die lath is a comfort if you have a ? , 0M I3eito "-:t , CEmipsl yrith Smokelcsai Devfec) It nuy he carried torn any olher room fo the lath it will Heal while ymi sure jwptrinalat the UlL Impossiile to turn it too hi.n or too kw.V The most economical heater .you tan buy- -intense heat for, 9 boors with one hlling.1 . 4 " . ' v ' ' hold' (nirpeset. - Ghrea clear, lleadv Bgfil; ' Ma ( brsst mrouobsut and nickel SUtea, Equippctl with .lit litest improved central rah burner. Handatana aimple-suUckify. Every lamp guaranteed. 1 V , f v 1 ' , -j'J you cannot get heater er lamp at your dealer's. ' write our nearest agency (or dcstriptivs circular, - - v' STAND AKO OXL.C0MPANY . , (lnisepsssbad) , ' , 1,900,000 copies a year. From this book he received one cent copy. Up 11.11a: lllf .aw.. . AAA Ana maIhi ta been sold. v r.; .; . " . i (nscrr mhusu un bk insunnoe In 1107. he began his life work, the I ; - tumpany at uatrney. compiling of the dictionary. In the Special , te The Observer. first part of the century, tr. Webster, I Qaffney ft Ci Oct, 7. The Farm ror economical , reasons, removed - w i era' Mutual Live Stock -4 Insurance a mna.fv r n ... ir .ia an in it wna . . . . . . . . . . ......... " iTr vnrajiny was lormra jn ; nis city largely through his Influenoe that the I yesterday by gentlemen from Chero oTl;"g4ve,n' 'uZZ t tf Bmi' in T" 'W mission, contract was upon due adver- a,.!.,,.. -..a.m.. v. ; ..r-,.- ent, let for an addftloa ,to , Dlx ZZl nt ,J:LZ 'rz iZr7-Z F timent l-t for an addftioa.to ,Dlx 3 "v." , Hill :, .'. men " Wty of price, going Wgner, and the S:'Z IiVk T-. . ZL7.. .A.A varehpusmn are very careful In ad whicht, with .some' changes and ad-1 ,i.i, - ha a. ... .v " f'" iiT-J"! There to very attie csuw t fear 'that .ir .:. I" .T the mawnfacturera will -et everetock- .thla addition at-lx HIU. brick, wall they .aw voir eixlotts to re- ' n4fenfoTc'1 concrete' Boots, ete.k ..pieniah 5 their already too diminished practically fireproof construatlon, can stooka -r- '' 4 v '- r M11 to few months, but we t lt is not rrd tc Imagine the pres are triaaV " to inform you, Is now -jenty that the sale of all this tobacco , completed and ready to accommodate means to the farmers of this section. - 100 msa pattents; and the building at Tey have 8U carefully attending , murawR woirn m v rwmi tn9 crop for.a lorrr time, v Ths boelng, ivi ruiucB mn w uuiwcu ib tro-t sucsertng, worming, cuiung and cur cemoer. ? . ' : , , 1 'at I ing are now over and they have reach The commission., baa also provided I d their Toward. , When the tobacco . Tor enlargement er - Duuaing. ati is-sold tse farmer realises, the reward . Morganton, - to taae care or au tnei for his work. : " - -r-v - white tuberculosis Insane in the State, K , . ... ; f .... . . ,, ;, i " These buildings -wiU. meet sll pressing ' Commends Observer Editorial. . ' , -needs for care or the white insane. To the Editor ef The Observer; nans nave oeen approvea ana oias advertised fen, and contracts are es pected to be let on the- 7th Inst, for buildings to hold 10 additional men .and 100 women at, Raleigh and t for . buildings to : hold ' about 80 Insane i negroes at-Goldsboro. " " i ' 1S0W, Mf, Editor, can it be Justly ' said, and Is It kind and good of you . to publish in your . paper the-'ihiis- loadlng' article under the heading of I "The State Hospital Commission and Its Failure." : lu this article, besides putting down the cost of the build ing at 189,060. you stats that the bill at Morganton . was cheaper , than the rtlll TTolalcK whl-h iw. 'nhallafin as Incorrect -.'tfow-criticise ..us fori " Frpnt every home In North Caro-J una ana in toe enure mna ngriu latlbns and sincere thanks aro due the editor of The" Observer for his editbrtal in his paper of the 9th in Warrln-r on a Greate Than War." The wholesome and opportune advice In tAat message should be of Immense Value just at this time. A For What la government ? ttsel f, though foil nded noon a rock and supported by the soundest of principles. If within Its home, "pestilence is walking in dark ness and destruction wasting at noon day f t ; --''- - - 1 4 8. M. DAVI3. , Caroleea, October 7th, 1808. if minutes that he., was far superior as a speaker to his opponent. He show led up Mr. iWelborn's resord while a member of the Senate. ' Out of 0 roll calls he ensWered to only 24, and' that he did all that was in his power against the " Appalachian :Y Tratnlrig Bi-nooi appropriation. Also that he did all he could to keep a distillery in making prevWona torthe hegro In-j aLLEfjT KI.VO JK THE WORLD. Miiiv. . at,urviuDwiVi ' w jvu-. loaiij mean - itT." i-':"-i4-i.; -; .- You state that the ' two UAah af a Snmnai Kialr tils weBterni . .i .-t.aai xmA :k,hI ; i ..- r v u..v,-D j . "M r Wohh and Wf, W.HiH-nii. Ir I London StBhdafd. ; wnen : irsvvenny .uiruusa uw - . taat , Inat TMittlyisF tin snf biiiliilnsrsi ' for the insane at Raleigh,' and accuse jotates I liad the honor of being pre. .' i nAnmMm, tkt.i an,Ariin ua-l sented to the smallest King In i the ' the matter. These, charges are both world. ' the 8owbwa, .or, .Myo'ss, f I Incorrect and unjust livery member Chen-fung. iv He stood, As-nearly as I of the v i commission Voted for thej ou'd udge, about; , ion s penes . a -a J . I I- - t-la. - a -1 a 13 StM akata a II nnAfS ' Sk 1 rt huuoings aireaay bunt ana oraerea i m - - -to be built at Raleigh, except Mr. was ths qnintessei.ee f regal cottrt .hi. tn .ritttoa that, wriiia th. m.m. I , . His "paUcs" was a -thatched nut bers of the commission have had, at ?n close to, Uie lWween river; . times, different ;views oh many quea- nf had several wives, who manifest tions arising, and expressed same In great curiosity . he;f,thf.aw 'Jour meetings, there .has been no lord In conyersatlon ;Jtj wrangling, but on thecontrary. these "ilte mari. and his retinue te meetings have been Karmonfoua and of!Te 'our."1?:ttW",t,Lmn -irLw their totmg almost wholly hnanlmoua wUhlhr LKrSM: - JTust here. wlU you kindly allow " at cm out of curl the writer to remain a western North nRwvtnT'lu "., . Carolina man T I was brought up .'Th l1,",? f2?Z.&X. there, many of my. people live there, Juft Jl'Xai had. and If thei4 is a spot on earth that I LTZ tf a th. iS?t ' love it is Burke county. V j , ecom ' a'ed mTto H is indeed tcbe regretted "that f eL"w, f k?wthat it tS cm'mUr g1 teeH yiS could but unfit and ihcapacltate them hrtothlS .in the: proper perfoiwno- ol jhelr w u t suddenly bethought me ' lutift- .hd r4,J; t corkscrew knife bearing ' the , that credit woul be given each i man name wu-kaown brand of bot ln thsvcommlMlon of jacceptlng the Ued beer which had; been given me appointment only and solely with, the M ,dTertla.ment In Calcutta a hope of doing what they could, and few month- earlier. . ,- v-r , V; some good. for ihe afflicted ofour Th(. t prelienu.a to him with due - State. As for myself, the appointment ceremony, and he accepted It with un came to me unsought and I then. re. feigned delight All his army press- auested the-Governor to.relieve me m rnii n A c. a T Ansnarl t Viat rI fa A&A i a ana appoint inomtr, uiu, uB."-leorkBcrevr and the hoof pick, and ana yieiaea. DOUGHTOJf BESTS WELBORX. Dcmocratlo and Republican Senatorial naidateit nave Lively Debate at . Boone and tha - Democrat Worsts I. Hia Opponent and Makes Votes, ' Special to The Observer. ' ' . -: Boone.' Oct" 7. Mesgra R. M. Wel orn and R. L. Doughton spoke here Monday afternoon, Mr, Welborn mak ing the first, speech-"He said In the beginning that he was "up against th biggest buck of the forest," It proved out. as he said.; I He (Welborn) spoke for one hour and -his speech - from beginning to end was one solid tirade Of abnse-Jort -the Democratic ; parts, irom w. j. Bryan down to the town aarkjr. -fc iivrknv barviins v. t , . - , . - being the direct cause of the panic, 'acy.; We was never vlQ better trim orougst on by the railroad legislation I l"r sar"" , , act. u .r , ..!.-:.i ' Veajsts, JuSmrf and Gudger pcafc rr. iuusiiion vuia uie citizens mil I ,,.,, ; ,; , : J "Tnm. ; . f .v,i he had never tried to make a politi-special to iThav-Obaerisr1ir-.?i-J.fi'.V.: bTed -a UttlV.they musi exc him t V ankUn- Oct, 7.-Mr; W. W. Zach It ved?: bakte5Ur, hf.w ary,- Democratic nomine- for elector I (S VftlV iCHU VUBJI -aw Hon. J. M. Oud-rer, Jr., spoke here Monday to a large and appreciative audiences Both these gentlemen made clean-cut Democratic speeches,' pitch ed on a very.nign, piane..': & .5-,,v.,-i;3 k Messrs Zaohary and audgeiv nsve canvassed Swain, Cherokee, Clay and Macon, counties, - and. report, that the the western part of Watauga after it prospects are., good jln- all o these snun ir wiga unuwuwn; sum, V A SS-SHLLIOX ACIUC FAIWf, e And a Iccrous Ouev Too, Is Kan. ... fwBarns lull, Banks .Fuller, ;:i Crops Big. ; :f'fs Harper's Weekly. Kansas la a farm and ir la littis else.' The rooster la Its fitting herald. It Is a farm of '61,000,000 aores that up to 1860 had less than 199.080 peo- Mr. Douabton foli the audlenoof . women and children, within that, he "lust takins-' Air. Wi. Its confines, and even, as late a 1880 bom's temperature.! as that was !! i had . barely" turned tha million mark. had been voted out ly a local option move. Never . in the history of eld Watauga has a Democrat aver won a more complete victory ever his op ponent than the ono Mr. Doughton won over Mr. Welborn. The Repub licans gave a few lusty yells In the beginning of the discussion, but were as silent a the grave before It ended. The Democrats were enthusiastic from the. start and made ths . roof tlatter With their cheers when Mr, Doughton concluded. college was Anally i founded. He re turned to New Haven to receive the degree . of from Yale In 1888. The following year he went te Europe t study" for the final preparation of his dictionary, on bis return worn ke and union coentiea Tha officers Of the company are: . T. M. Little John, of Jonesvllle, president;-D. C Ross, of Gaff ney, secretary and treas urer j D. a Boner, of .Torkville, gen erai manager. The directors are! abroad he settled nermanently In New I W. n snnsi. t n vani.b ti,. r Haven;',-- 'i'K,, iK-':,:-' Jefferlee, Jr.' D. C. 'Ross, Rlchmona The first edition; ,af tils dictionary j Stacy, B. ,W. Harris. L. J. Browning, appeared in . in nu am nn- j or union; T. M. Ltttlelohn, of Jobes- wnea us appenaix ana wiuw auwn vine, ana W. H. Jeter, Of Carlisle, to enjoy a long contemplated rest I ,v,; , ,. : .. 'i m . . IfTi Vtr 2EZ ..; Important Real Estate Deal ai Caffney " V vTI iiTJ. ZZZZ .. spedalte The Observer. councilman, alderman, legislator and Judge. Personally hs was dignined and quiet, possessing a fund of hu mor, appreciated best by those who were closest to him. He was unua uallv aensiUve in disposition and Oaffnev. 8. C Oct 7-An Imoor tant real estate deal has Just been made In this city when B. F. Jam I. son' purchased a 380-aore farm from Thomas Heater. The farm Is located on Broad river and is a moat desirable particularly, abhorred the contraction Pleea of property. Mr. J ami so a will of debt ' It was said Of him that dor Ing his lifetime he never owed a man a dollar.. move to his new home In -tha near future. - He sold his excellent farm several days ago to J, M. Eison, ef JonesvlUe. " it DICKERS LOVE liiriTEBS. New Those Lino From GeJTue Correspondence " Disooverea s wmca (Special to The Observer, Throws Jjignc i pon r-tn uwn ' - Affair of Great Novelist. Baltimore News. ' ' The discovery of a correspondence to Oaffney. fl. fi., Oct 7 A corns of telephone men commenced work to aay installing a telephone line from this city to Pacolet a distance of between Charles. Dlckena. and Maria about eighteen mllea The linemen Beadnelt is more remarkable because will install about twenty telephones, the letters have evaded the clutches The posts are already up and the line of biographers .for over -half a een wm o- compiwea in a tew aays. tury than for , any actual enlighten- . a w--.-i-.j.ALvTr."na merit which they throw on the char- AT6 XOtir -tUCUieyS . V C117 BM( Transfer Cc. .Prompt ,and careful at tention "at aU, times to the receipt and t dispatch cf baggage. Calls made at rcsi- ....... V . 1 - - : r. : S - dences or hotels. . . : PH01TE3 1C5 A1TD 1010. r Attention . given to r.U kinds of hauling. Drayirj a specialty. first speech, and that he would dlar nose his case thoroughly In mUv days." -S ,v - . ....'.,vl 'r-,:k---..!.i.- Mr. Doughton s election Is almost a certainly. ' Many of the leading Re publicans say that they are ashamed of Mr. Welborn's record. Mr. Dough' ton Says: '."A number' of good Re publicans have come to . me since I was nominated and told me that they would support pie." ,i - ( ...... -w ., j T,, . .. SIR. PAGEAT B1SOOE. - ConrfMBMn ITom - Seventh District Addresses a Large Crowd in the New Andltorlam. Cpccial tc.The Observer. . " ' B lac Off. OAl. on nnh.rf : M Page, -Democratic candidate for Con- f tho ' nro roustabout or Chinese gresa In this the seventh district on I laundryman, numbers - barely a mil- Saturday night spoke to a, large num- 1 1on and a half. But last year its ber of the cltisens of the town and, I farm products alone upon eonserva- surroundlng country In the new audi I tlve calculation, were worth IIS,I48, It has come through more tribula tions thaw almost any State in the ajnlon. It has bad floods sad ' winds and crop failures sad Insect plagues and the racking fortunes and misfor tunes of war. general and particular! to combat ' ''- , ' There were years when the weak kneed of Its population turned from it, hungry and heart-broken, haggard and 'hollow eyed, cursing its treeless prairies and cruel sessions; there were other- fears In which its boldest and most earnest picked up their belong. inss and trekked to populate , other and new Statee Oklahoma, for ; ex ample., -. "'- -vento-eay lie population, sown to tori urn st Cisco. With this speech Mr. Page closed ' a several 'davs speaking tour of Montgomery county) and your correspondent learns that at every appointment there'were ; seed crowds and there - Is reason for - be lieving that much gOod was accom plished. Congressman, Page Is. mak ing a plain, practical, yet forceful dis cussion of the political issues, and Jn none ef his speeches has he resorted 607. Eg ,- Its barns are full. Its banks are fuller, and its ' great crops are even now rumbling to market to bring In more ' money, Its ' total of recorded mortgage indebtedness is only 847, 09,807; and most of that, outside of the bier lump In Kansas City, Is for the buying of "more land." , f i Time permits me-Only to add that at a sirnal from the Kina-. aonarenUv "Jf the. five 'men, composing the com- .B token of the royal approval. , -"JJnlssion.' have made failures as men, . . . , , - ' v and failures in their several callings ALPHABITT OF T1IK PLAV HOfSE. .'. in life,-1 think you may expect that . . they will prove in their work at; the I An .Infrc!ucTit Thcatre-Oocr " Lcarna the headman beat a gong vigorously f to abuse of men, but he has not spar- I - BIGGI31 CIA7SET9 NTXDED, commiRsIon, as yon have advertised them failures, but If they have proved to, the contrary in their private .lives, New fork Sun. - . ,.xr 1 . 1 . ,, . : ... . . i , . . . to the extent, at least that they have " ' . lZ . " ,1 . time, said an infrequent theatre-goer. v- succeeded in thefr own business and professions, may - you and all the y people ef the State, count on the suc cess of the commission, for not only tholr prnicipie and, honor, but every Instinct and sympathy in their natures stand for and i'jmand from them . . thnm - their most "honest and best efforts. -. Kindly insert this in your next daily and allow us to continue to believe It Is your desire to be fair, if not . always well Informed. V. A. ERWIN. West Durham, Oct. 6, 190S. To quickly check a colO, drucs!sts are !rnsmg everywhere, a clever Candy 'oid Cure TaKct railed I'rever.ties. Pre ventics are bI'o fine for fever:.-it chiMrn. TfkO 1' ' ' ft l:.e ' . i . i f t u i ' r --. . ; s 1 h . , - I stopped in front of a theatre the other day to buy a ticket of a specu lator, and I asked him If he had a good sinitle cear the front, i " 'Here's one In O," he said, "thir teenth row, third seat from the aisl. "Now, you know, I d n t rarry tha relative positions of th letters of the alphabet in my mind il the time; I have to work for a 1 , ; and have other things to think of: tirt ft .truck me that O must be further down the line than thirteen, and so I J it count ed up :the letters on mv finger tips and I made O come fifteen, and I K!H so to the ticket man,, tut that didn't worry him any. Tnere's no A in this theatre," he sill, 'and no I In any orcheytra In tii.ii' ' '-!'-'-.? f v fr-f-r r'n f r.r'" t , . , 1 . :.t t ed the Republican party for its abuse or power and Its discrimination of privilege In favor of the moneyed in terests of this country, - He reasoned with .his sudie'nee why they should vote the Democratic ticket, telling them' that the principles of tbe Demo cratic' party ar as old as the gov ernment Jteelf., That the Democracy was fcullt upon ,the principle that this is a country that thevpeople ought to rule; that fool men should be chosen by the people for the making of laws, and that there , should - be absolute equality and that every man should have equal rights before the law; that the Democratic party believes that the burdens of government ought to bear' equally upon every class of the Ktomacb troubles would more quickly disappear If th idea of treating the cause. rather than the effect, would eome Into practice. A tiny. Inside, hidden nerv, says Dr. fhoop. governs and gives strength to the stomach. A branch a!o goes to the Heart, and One to the Kidneys. When tl:et "iDfrt.i nerv's" fail, then the or- zaia mrt f!ter. Vr. Khmip Itestorstlv ri:reci.i piwi'jmliy to thee fsilin? rervex. v I" :y 4 hours after Martin K, s'-.-.r VP ll-.frr, lat:..' ay i- r ., a o. tv.J l.y Mul.. u To Accommodate) the Hats and Clothes Now' Fashlouable lYnr Women, Exchange. : - . 1 "Do you know a-hat has been the most frequent objection v to these apartmentaT"' asked tbe superinten dent of a large new uptown apartment building. , - s - "Rent X suppose." . . - - "Not at all. jTbe lack of closet and wardrobe room" In them. - Ten, i know what you're going to say. There is a wardrobe ' in every bedroom and a closet In the hall, but that isn't enough this season. ' . " . a.-'?". ' "The rncreasfng' size of women's hats and the demand fashion' makes on her followers ia putting us la a bad way.'p 0e woman told me there was a time when she could easily put her clothes In an ordinary Wardrobe and be, well dressed. To-day it' Is al together different, for ' no woman is well dreNed unless her garments match from ker head to her heels. . VI simply shrug my shoulders and tell then to use as extra room for th-;r clothes, but to myself . I say th! wo. ill bfi a jrreat demand for r - .i-t;n-ii9 thij year wher 4 jxt.M c -'t rc--n was a rV'j." . acter or liicKenx. i ns retiers nave i n.i.Li. v-, ,.,... r . i. iT...;.j r i-j "' uvnmmm, viamics. Ivneu- pvaa j.jbjuw-'j' uuw, " mausm, i oout uravsk Dropsy. In- Covered by copyright, and are as per saromauo of ths Bladder, Bad sonal that it Is cause for wonder that Blood and Nervous Troubles caused they were? preserved iti, the flrst place, by Sick Kidneys. Bngllsh-McLarty The story contained in them lis that Co.; the .well-known 1 Druggists of of DlBkens' -early and most -intense Charlotte, . know by experience that love affair, and no doubt the noveUst HINDIPO will cure all . forma ef never intended them, for publication. Kidney ana wervoua Troubles, and But since tho Browning letters were ,"'"tiL,B.-"j f-. .w' : ,o-a kii nrAri. anvtnina- mal . Can't you aftord to try It at their M expected ,of; th. inheMtor. of Mf " 'fS1"4 V '. 't ,1 n by mall to an yaddreas,: pre The Dickens letter-f contain hothlng Baid. , n recelnt t it e-ntaT, r m. oerogaiory m uie Giiarmcier m vnnriusi ooxes, (2. BO, under a positive guar uicxena, ana are, on ins wnoie, coniniee. sistent and not unpieaaing, it ap pears that In 1882 Dickens, when a poor youth la London, fell ardently in love with,, the youngest daughter of George; Beadnell. That Maria Beadneil was a sorry coquette One in fers from; tha regret Dickens expresses over's her variable moods and ways. Evidently, she . had no : intention ' -V of marrying him, v and finally . wrote a cold reply : to his most impassioned declaration of ove,: Dlckena married Catherine Hogarth, and Maria mar ried, Jenry I Winter, ', Tears after ward, in v letter to Mra Winter. Dickens confesses that shs la the orig. Inal of Copperfield's "Dora," and that tha book contains the history of his young infatuation, f f i.r-. Ths artist; revealed himself In the ability to make "copy" , of his final Interview with Mrs.; Winter, after a EL lia,Ct.,u!1 - & S... ir.sur.Arjcz -,.r fjrt;! - v ' - .... '.t- . . . ; FIRE, LIFE, ''ACCIDENT OrrtCB No. t Hunt BuUdlag. - Bell Tkeet A3SX - Mexican fctang linimsni . 4 , FOR lilH Mty IZAST. Hortea itnunect ahcmlJer qdckly and ptmnamently relieve Gulls, Carbed Wire) Cats. Lmiset smd Latineneaa of livestsc i quitaij oeucu, ' , . ; v . , . 1 . mm - Jh a " a mm ' M ' - 4 . "7 . " . Unlaianjj ctiro tor uuced ad4er suid Sor teaU ia Cows, ; , A postsJ fesesst wil stlsg yea ntakeeaM aTlsawaia BawlettwDiaiy." - I.tYsJANUrACTIJ31tOCO, , described in ."TJttle Domt,'H the Fresh Cut Carnations and Roses Every Day; meeting between Arthur and' Flora.! i , - . ) . . . . . : 9 t NcwTmported Bulbs Just in at - Apparently, Maria's revived affection assumed proportions, which -alarmed the novelist and caused him no little embarrassment-'.The letters are an Incidental , addition to Dickens' bio graphical data,' but do not furnish a particularly . new . note concerning Dickens himself. . - .V ENGLISH. SPARROW CLIU. Its Mission la to Rid the. Cbtastry of . ' mo rests. . Forest snd .Streatfc. i . ' k. 1 - , , In Essex; Bneland. .the Elsenham Sparrow Club flourishes. - . It holds a meeting and dinner once, a year at which, time the members give an ac count of their efforts toward keeping j down the .sparrow pest - - its presl- I dent Walter Oil bey, describes Its work as follows: . a ' - "AU ths farmers and most of thoae" who have gardens in the parish, which . covers 1,830 acres, and some tenants of neigh boring -farms belong to tha club, which was v established seven- teen years ago.- . The rules are very j simple; Each member understates to kill one sparrow for each acre of his holding between September- 1st and ! May lift, and sends the heads te the, , local Innkeeper, who keeps a record of them.. - If the member's tally falls short of the total ha ought to send he4e fined Id. for each head lacking. ' the money going to a fund which is' spent ir refreshments at the annual" eapper ef the club held at the. Inn. The sum rained by fines,, however, is I am informed, practically ; nil.: - ' ;Two sparrows an acre were killed annually during the first two or three years of the club's existence, and the averaiM number Of heads now sent In I about 3. duo a year. in addition the" members kill a larg- number of young p; arrow during the breed! vt a- us, but of these no record Is kept." -.1' SGHOLTZ; TjHE FLORIST .Phone No. 1443 or 1148. Yoar. Tdspliori : . May get' out of order, -jbut, this ctocs cot mean ; that ? our . entire system is disarranged. : Under . such conditions wo ask that you make a prompt ' . report You can rest assured that efUcicnt men are at work and will quickly restore your ;: service. ' 1 . ' 5.Tatp-,a CrvifSl p..e..-,V-, Te ' IMIW.ll tivl 119.1 lt,-,uL..J Aktwt For information call No. 0. l)k.,vi,l L IV...
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