North Carolina Newspapers

1 t The News-Herald JOB PRINTING ft IS THE Best Advertising Medium IN THE 1L . -TO- Nevtfs-Herald Office. I fikst-Class Work at I) Lowest Prices. T. G. COBB, Publisher. THE BVRKE COUNTY NEWS ConsoIhUted Nov. 29. 19 OL THE MO ICG ANTON HERALD J n"aa v. law. Subscription Price, $i Per Year In Advance. j PIEDMONT SECTION. iu VOL. XX. MORG-ANTON, N. C.t NOVEMBER 24, 1904 No- 34. NEWS I Bring Your ilF in RYD ALE'S TONIC Democracy vs. FIxitocraLcy The Election's Lesson BLOOD and NERVES. It purifies the blood by eliminating the waste matter and other impurities and by destroying the germs or microbes that infest the blood. It builds up the blood bv reconstructing and multiplying the red corpuscles, making the blood rich and red. It restores and stimulates the nerves, cauins a full free flow of nerve force throughout the entire nerve system. It speedily cures unstrung nerves, nervous ness, nervous prostration, and all other diseases of the nervous system. RY DALE'S TONIC is sold under a posi tive guarantee. Trial size SO cents. Family size $1.00 MANUFACTURED BY From The Commoner, Wm. J. Bryan's Paper. The democratic party has met with an overwhelming defeat in the national election. The questions for' consideration at this time are, what lesson does the election teach ? and what of the future ? The defeat of Judge Parker should not be considered a personal one. He TJi Radical Remedv Comnanv. did as well as he could under the iu 0 r J HICKORY. N. C. W. A. LESLIE, Druggist. may bring into the arena Borne man especially fitted to carry the standard. It will be time enough to discuss a candidate when we are near enough to the campaign to measure the relative much stronger than attachment availability of those worthy to to any party name. ThereDubli- be considered, but we ought to can partv occupied the conserva- begin now to lay our plans for th e position. That is, it defends the next national campaign and those who, having secured unfair to fm ra the line of battle- advantages through class legisla- lhe Party must continue to tion, insist that they shall not Proiesc against a large army be disturbed no matter how against a large navy, and to stand for the independence of the A MATTER OF HEALTH FIR INSURANCE We wrie Fire Insurance poli ces on all kinds of property iu the largest home aud lor i :gu companies. Evi-ry loss sustained on property insired iu this agency, established fifteen years ago, has been prompt ly ami sat. sfactorily settled. Ve are agents for the North Carolina Home, Aetna of Hartford, Hamburg Bremeu, Hartford, of Hartford, Con. Insurance Company of North America, Niagara of New York, Home, of New York and Germau American. Policies placed on our books are promptly renewed before expira ation. We write risks from $i00 to 100,000, on property in town or country, at lowest rates. AVERT & Ebvin, Agts. Post-office Building. C. W. Tucker, Contractor and Builder, Morganton, N. C. circumstances ; he was the vic tim of unfavorable conditions and of a mistaken party policy. oppressive their exactions mav become. The democratic nartv Filipinos, for imperialism adds can not hope to compete sue- the menace of militarism to the cessfullv with the republican corrupting influence of commer- party for this support of the sialism, and yet experience shows FTo in r.nnlnritv as the plutocratic element of thp aT nowever ngnteous tne par- .oa,1 nnrl pv. I COlintrv Hip nnifv wnnlH IJ Plluu uu lu, '""P1' lucr' UUU6C A aMl,;l rJ'"1"' I n I ' I.. I; i i. .. Un n,inr.U H knf t .lini.A nfui mi1a nf tl nnnnffltinn tn rm firm a I hontu nf j 1 lr nA t.q to haf.r.mo mQ lf ,r,4: ii lSSUti UUC8 1IUL HIUUDC luc iJrwijic uiai uic Luaitc w aa uiauc ai U4it "rr " t I ..... A I 4l ,..-,.,,l 1,-.. a nimn. nu if 1-14. r.a mnomn nrVlon if I IKS IIP ntlll milSt, insist. linOn HI. ..4- I.- 4.., n.mCf nn thP rpnnh Pn i.nrfu !f nnM luey ttie aiuuocu 'J ' -.v. ""t'fa" " " - r OLrJlltIV UUUU LUC UUOL V uvoliwu i v. ..u.u irut w ikLiuiii . I . 1 . i 1 i i , nnnA nronwwiP 1 llP not do ths w thoilt lncinrrM-lOU WUJCI1 IUUC11M Micm lui- nnn "J uU,i ; -e, v v r':.. w : i: 'Z: charge. Thetmst. cn not be from Wall street. usavv uuues iiiimuoi. uim. j- i ' D ao . . , . I. . . ,. , I mi.. ... a i ... that m. lnmstice done to tne ruipinos is iougut successiuny oy any party i'"" u. .uuuu i eues are concerned. The presi- them from the encroachments of dent virtually admits that the capital. The fact that the labor trusts contributed to hism- ing men have not always shown paign fund, but he denies that their appreciation of the party's they received any promises! position ought not to deter the aid or immunity. No well-in- party from doing its duty in re formed person doubts that the gard to them. The labor ques- large corporations have furnish- tion is not one that concerns ein- ed the republican campaign tund ployers and employes alone ; it dining the compaigns of 1896 concerns the entire curamunity, and 1900 and 1904, and no one and the people at large have an can answer the logic of Judge interest in the just settlement of Parker's arraignment of trust labor controversies ; for that contributions. The trust are run reason they must insist upon re- on business principles. They do medial legislation in regard to not subscribe millions of dollars hours and arbitration, and they to campaigns unless they are must so limit the authority of paying for favors already grant- the courts in contempt cases as el or purchasing favors for to overthrow what is known as future delivery. The weakness government by injunction. Th3 partv must continue its Koae Ble41av. No8 bleeding Is sometimes a sign of plethora that is, too great a full ness in the blood vessels. Then It will be accompanied by florid skin. Reduce the meat to the lowest limit With hold pastry. Give fresh vegetables not resented as it should be or that depends upon trust funds to tight the popular election of sen- accustomed to the change adopt very i . . selves, and the costliness of im- partv must make its attack up twin km i h dden hv the sta- I on the trusts SO vehement that P"u. xt must not oniy main- laung, as mey rnase oiooa xoo quicmy, tistics and by our indirect sys- no one will suspect of secret aid tain its position on old issues, tern of taxation. Whiletheparty from them. It will be to its but it must advance to the con- must maintain its position on advantage if it will begin the "deration o! new questions as with an an- they arise. nouncement that no trust con- At takes time to direct atten tion to an evil and still more Absolutely Pure f IAS HQ SUBSTITUTE so-called conservative democrats tuai course would win charged the defeats of 1896 and democratic party has nothing to 1900 to the party's position on gain by catering to organized the money question and insisted and predatory wealth that a victory could be won by not only do without such sup dropping the coinage question port but it can strengthen itself entirely. The convention accept- by inviting the open and em pd lhiathpnrvr an d the platform phatic opposit on of these ele- made no refernce to the money merits. Thecampaignjust closed this subject, it can not present next campaign question, but Judge Parker felt shows that it is as inexpedient tm8 as the om ,88,f that it was his duty to announce from the standpoint of policy as Wood's Seeds. VIRGINIA GRAY Winter Oats. Sow Early For Best Results.! Oar Trade Mark Brand is the best and cleanest quality that it is possible to procure. Hairy, or Winter Vetch, Sown with Winter Oats, makes the largest possible yield of the best and most nutritious hay. Write for prices. WOOD'S DESCRIPTIVE FALL CATALOG Tells all about seeds ? fall rowing. It is the most valua ble and helpful publication of the kind issued in America, Mailed free on request. T. W. WOOD & SONS, Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va. i WANTED Quickly, few persons to represent long established whole sale house among- retail merchants and agents. Local territory of few coun ties. $18 salary and expenses paid weekly. Expense money advanced. Commission extra. Permanent en gagement Business successful. Pre vious experience not essential. En close self-addressed envelope. Address, Superintendent Travelers, 325 Dearborn St., Chicago. The partv must also maintain tributions will be accepted and time to consolidate sentiment in 11 !. 4.1, 1 im n.t.s-inr 4-V, 4-J :i 1LS I UH1UUI1 UU IUC IQI 1U u UVOHUii I u Ul V V, . .tu . j u j fe I . u fe apnerence iu me iSnum iur siauu iumu ;r , . " . ... fnA,n d mo.lw- n R. E pm VEGETABLE SICILIAN Renews the hair, makes it new again, restores the freshness. Just what you need if your hair is faded orturning gray, for it always restores the color. Stops falling hair, tlso."-i ft. P. HALL CO., its con- . , . , , A l .t4 TSTn answer has been made to the the public access to !!Vo. indictment against tribution list. In public enter- an is not .sanguine enough to be- Of o iU , r.MonafUnomoo nu;K.,f nr. neve mat an tne rerorms mat ne barrassinsr the to the democrats of financial despots who are grad- the high tariff, and yet, here too, prises the names of contributors . ... . . " I.. . -i !..! i :l n j Li- in vnrs wil nt nnw hp pnrinrRPri .,u. : 4.i r n thft hurden OI tne tann sysiHiu is are eenerany maue uuuuc iu west and SOUtn, was Bp- u.6uu8 , a.j ......a L: 4. u.. hvanvnartv nlatform. but The Concealed Oy tne meiiiou in wuhju i uruer iu ueuuue iub cuaiauicr j i i commoner win proo to point DIRECTORS: oacto.-nnrpsQ Hpiavenues or wealth, lhp npmn piuuuu ui i.uv,i,uo. w f'"' I.. . . Tl i. I 3 til. 1. ,M,0t f cratic nartv if it hnrw to win the tax IS COliecceu. it- cau uut uu yui pose ui iue wuu. uax i lie tuiuiai cuuui ov. x ? r" k v " " i . . lr-TiT- , , , - .- j ,t.l 4U t iu. hfi made tne sole issue m a cam- rresioent nooseveit nas iour -iir. Cleveland, wno ceruneu mat ouu,coo, muoi wuc iucbiub ui me . the partv had returned to "safe- Plain, common people. ThePaign. years in which to make good his r, " .. , , , ., n i t . rru f,r ,nflf renpw its dp- declaration that no obluzationa ty and sanity;" he naa ine Bup- r -i tu Jea,8 ----- . gvst t t ownerehin 2 j i. .1, .. c i o n innnniD roT rn r p hp- ncic iuvui icu u iuc aivcui.autc txt uieu uut tue luuny m any u,auUlu au. T-I Ti of trust funds He will disan- of railroads, the election of fed- A attempt to comnrnm sfi with cured through a constitutional ol trust tunds. rJe will disap- A 1 " " I A. M. Kistler, l I. I. Davis, ont the reforms which he believes to be needed. Among these may be mentioned the postal tele-1 s. R. Collett, R. T. Claywell, Clement Geitner. A. K. A. Shuford, C. Menzies, port of the democratic papers which bolted in 1897, and he order that point I am prepared to take contracts for all kinds of building, and guarantee firstciass work and material, usti- also hart the aid ol nearly all or wiuuS ui- lo paicu up a peae amcuumcuv, ' . . lio plof,.n nnatmaata W .ates furnished on application. Parties those who were prominent in the with the great corporations wealth may be made to pay its the vo rf ... .an . I - . - I 1-1 . . 1 II . I" I tnn.i r!-.U IT I IlirT I I 111 II lllll lilll n. Ill Zi LI UQb 11 IiC3i7-' I wishing to ouna can get imormanon campaiims of 189G and ltHJU, men are now exploiting tne saare 01 iue e.pcuore m fe . . . I i to I.,. .... I .mn 11 . I -?-ri moir Ko nn f. in f no npnraeo rkf and vet his defeat is apparently public, hut the southern demo- ernment. tooay we are coucct- - ,MoL n0 inrf snffpr Pfl crats were so alarmed bv the ins practically all of our federal settlement. Bl CUltl liiuu i" -fi.i - i i w a - l.i i . l race issue that thev listened, revenue Irom taxes upon con- v ' 1 - - 1 . Til 1". and these bear I cnance to setue wiin nia party CAPITAL STOCK, STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY, SURPLUS FUND, 35,000 35,000 7,500 l ay either the contributors or erai judges ror nxea terms, ana i xn addition to its excellent iacnities, tnis DanK nas tne aa vantage 01 large resources, a gxoo Doara 01 directors ana a strong Doay 01 as to my ability as a reliability from the Morganton. workman and best citizens of CAROLINA & NDRIH WESTERN RY SCHEDULE Effective July 10, io4. Mixed i ; either of those years It is unquestionable also that rather reluctantly be it said to sumption, ho disappoints will have a communities. Instead of having I the government controlled by J & corporations through officers I chosen by the corporations, we must have a government We endeavor to please our customers in every reasonable way. First National Bank jlRArttot" thdrcredit, to the pta. of heaviest upon the poor and light four j-eara hence. "Death to U" ' TT f Moraton. N. C. ffw "ne"-! trn eoceesshddontbyPtho8ewho upon the rich. every private monopoly must PiS?? 8 00 am 9 25 am Northbound Passenger Mixed Lv Chester 9 00 ara 4 30 am Lt Yorkville 9 48 am 7 57 am Lv tiastonia 10 38 am g QQam Lt Lincolnton 11 50 am 10 4-5 am Lt Newton 12 28 pm 12 15 pm Lt Hickory 12 57 pm 2 45 pm 11 00 am Ar Lenoir 2 10 pm 5 05 pm 1 30 pm Southbound Passenger Mixed. Lt Lenoir 2 40 pm 4 00 am Lv Hickory 3 32 pm 6 05 am Lv Newton 3 59 pm 7 20 am Lv Lincolnton 4 37 pm 8 25 am Lt Gastonia 5 25 pm o am Lt Yorkville 6 14 pm 3 05 pm Ar Chester 7 07 pm 4 45 pm CONNECTIONS. Chester Southern Rv., S. A. L. and L. & C. Yorkville Southern Railwav Gastonia Southern Railway. Lincolnton S. A. L. Newton and Hirkorv Southern Railway. Lenoir Bl . wing Rock Stage Line and C. & E. F. Reid. G. P. A.. Chester, S. C. local but geueral-tl "urn y Z' -if s u. be the sWan of the oartv in this for the people-a government from the eastern states being as m iruumuuieu to tne aereat 01 xu F..j u.uo. " -1: administered accordinir to the ing to their own views, and the verdict against their plan is a unanimous one. Surely silver can not be blamed for this defeat, for the campaign was run on a gold basis; neither can the defeat be charged to emphatic condem nation of the trusts, for the trusts were not assailed as administered according to Jeffersonian maxim of "equal righes to all and special privileges to none." Hope and duty point the way. To doubt the success of our cause is to doubt the tri umph of the right, for ours is and must be the cause of the We Fill Any Prescription. Ellll III1W I . . I ... r t n : I niiQcf irvn onr rthui rwiairirhti la o -i,.0n,.Ai.,tin,r oa flip winms me uanv in rne two Droc'eetline- dusiuou iu lavur ui umiciamom. i , j - r . 1. " . . : rn. . 4 u. rt .,0n n min-ondpr ii flpmsnd surrender. Th platforms of from the west. The reorgani- tauiFifiU0. iuCCiFraUI;uVuaS nuuo.... . . ; nnmnutp ,nntml nf been a costly one. and it is not for the use of both gold and sil- 1900 and 190-4 declare that a the oartv: they planned the cam- likely to be repeated during the ver as the standard money oi tne i.u. - F. ', :...ri ; ori. present veneration. The eastern country, but tne question must lulwrc.aUIC, auu ..uc I IJcllilLl CtllU Lai 1 1CU n. vni vnv- v i. tj - ' - I . , ,i . tc I i i . ., ...' i I tinn ni'ocpnta tha ibhiip nririn tn democrats were also deceived, remain in aueyauce uutu tuu- "' "i Thev were led to believe that the ditions so change as to bring the trust question maonates and mononolisr who public arainiace to face with Ihe party must continue its j -. ,lrn: : ,i dnllap I rlftfense of the interests of the coerceu me voters-in loab ana iiu"uR auu a ,10,ub nnno onrl rrmritv for nil " let n supplied an enormous camnmVn This, therefore, can not be made wage-earners; it must protect nonf aa CDan r f fund in both 1896 and 1900 the controlling issue of the con- would help the democratic party test upon which we are entering if our party would only be less The trust question presents the most acute phase ot tne con test between democracy and plu tocracv, as far as economic is- niasses. "With malice toward begin the campaign of 1908 ; let a You have the same right to choose your druggist that E you !o vour jihysiciau. E ch I slu.uld b chosen with care. 1 Many people have the impres- g sion that prescriptions must s he rilled by the druggist up I g on whose blank they appear. But, the blank has nothing g t whatever to do with it. The g s pliysiciau is apt to pick up g E whatever oue comes handiest m aud he ha no choice in the matter except that the pre- senptiou be rilled where tho fi radical. The corporation press vigorously this year as thev aiaeu m tnis aeception, ana even were four years ago. lt is evident the republican papers professed that the campaign did not turn an unseinsn aesire to neip puna upon the question of imperialism, up the. democratic party. The and it is not fair to consider the election has opened the eyes of result as a personal victory for the hundreds of thousands of honest and well-meaning dem- iio nnnonl tii the mnrnl Rentiment ONLY MAKES A BAD MATTER r TifJ .,. 0a oo;r. ..ti linn 1 VJL LUC T CfclJVt uuuigu 1.41V, WU.Kb.fcj. L... ! f'lL VI- tne policies oi me repuuucuu par Perhaps you have never ty before the bar of the public thought of it but the fact must conscience. be apparent to every one that constipation is caused by a lack ot water in tne system, and the use of drastic cathar DeWITT'S WITCH HAZEL A RUNAWAY BICYCLE, Terminated with an ugly cut tics like the old fashioned pills tiia leo- of J. R. OrnerJ onlv makes a bad matter worse. ii; i i rt in it- ria. i homhar oin's urnmacn arai velopeda stubborn ulcer un- Liver Tablets are much more Tf I V4 yielding to doctors and reme- mild and gentle in their effect, f I f JfV THt ORICXNAjU It's just as good for burns, that one can hardly realize ii party attempted to be conserva- they must eitner go into the -j es 25Ct at John Tull and W- a 25 cent bottle of them. For cures obstinata .ores, chapped hands, eo- tive in the presence of conditions repuuuean party or join witn A. Leslie's drug stores- saie Dy vv . - ijbiib, urussi- SfifiM CZtSmvv .l.mn rnflinnl remediea. rue uemocrats or tna west ana VY II IV. 11 livumiiu the president, although his I administration was the subject ocrats who a few months ago dieg for four years. Then and when the proper dose is favored the reorganization of the Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured, taken their action is so natural II III 1 LlVIOiJl UV a vut.aa v i ' I . . in i 4.i,QfQr. thnf the democratic party. These men now see that 1,1 M I III. I II V; U ULIMtl v.aw v v v I I 4 1 1 .1 -a . It sounded a partial retreat soutn in muKing tne democratic when it should have ordered a party a positive, aggressive and chrn-e all alona the line. In progressive reform organization. rr 1 mi r JJJ1- J 1896 the line was drawn, for the Aere 18 no mmuie grouna. Free. Free. work will be properly done, s: . i. . . . r i. : l. E - t c uiaKH a special iv oiu'ku 1 lurn ti , . , , , grade prescription work and first time during the present Mr. Bryan Jidwhat he could g nre equipped to give service i veneration, between plutocracy xo prevent, tne reorganization or I and democracy, aud the party's the democratic party ; when he i i -i i - j.ti i j.j i j. i 1 .tflnii on the side of democracy faiiea in iuu ue uiu wnai, ue I alienated a large number of could to aid Parker and Davis in plutocratic democrats who, in order to secure such retorms-and the nature Of thiriCS. can not be mere Home uuw piumioeu . , a. j x. a, ihv their election. Now that the expectea to return, auu n uicw - :t.i( i0 nnmw nf Brn. campaign is over he will both Til I1HK11 a. lai tic uuiuuvi 1 pHt advocates of reform whose through The Commoner and by ttachment to these reforms is personal erlort assist those who desire te put the democratic r t r,TK A STROTTS WRECKS. array once more uPou a ngntlDS ... - basis ; he will assist in organi PorAlpeRppssis resDonsiDleior . . . nr;r;;.i T wreck and the lor e campaign oi iyu. oomo nances are making human It does not matter so much who OU-UAVJ V. I. V w . . g or ideal character. No mat ter what ihysician yon em- 1'loy we can rill hia prescrip tions 1 AT TULL'S M 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 in LI J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Lt ff .1 1 III I IM J HIS ; LLthe cough and CURE the LUNGS f WITH v Discovery mn Consumption rUn I OUGKSand Price 50c &S1.00 Free Trial. To All Subscribers of THE NEWS -HERALD, 15he Grect American Farmer IMniANAPOLIS. IND.. The Leading Agricultural Journal of $ the Nation, Edited by an Able uorps ot wnxers. 3 This valaable journal, in addition to the logical treatment .- .ru .,n.i..ninr.ji unhippfn wilt also diHCDHs the ereat is- jcjfc 111 Mil ILlUI & Ui VJM l-VIV" if paid double the price. The best calve that experience can produce or that money can buy. Cures Piles Permanently De Witt's Is the- original and only pare and genuine Witch Haiel Salve made. Look for the name DeWTTT on every box. All others re counterfeit. rssnutBD rr X. C. SeWZTT CO., CHICA00. Sold by W. A. LESLIE. SEEING MACHINE. BOLLEK B EASING. HIGH GRADE. SEASONABLE GOODS For Every Housekeeper. MOTHALINE. The new Moth destroyer. No bad odor like moth balls. For putting up fine woolens, furs etc. Price 15c. pound package. SURE DEATH. For destroying Cockroaches, Vermin, Water Bugs, etc. In liquid form, put up in squirt cans. Price 15c. COEOLEUM. Disinfecting liquid. For sick rooms, closets, kitchens, stables, etc. One pint makes five gallons of a superior disinfectant. Price 25c. NAPTHA CAMPHOR. Moth destroyer. Superior to Moth balls. For putting up heavy woolens, blankets, Price 15c. pound. . BED BUG POISON in liquid form. Applied with a feather. The most effective destroyer on the market. 25c. pint HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA. The good kind. 10c. bottle. VIOLET AMMONIA. For the toilet and bath. 15 and 25c TURKISH BATH GLOVES. 25c. pair. Leslie's Drug Store. MA. iT ii m V. V. Hallman Estimates Furn ished FREE. VI H4I Otiiuwu.-. J . . J wrecks of sufferers from Throat the nominee maybe. During & sues of the day, thereby adding zest to i mu nir i.iit i u ni nuuicLuiut w i. " " . " w - gu.up, v . " - . Surest and Quickest Cure for all THROAT and LUNG TBOUB- 44ES, or MONEY BACK. DR. C, tv, ROSS, F and Tiiino' troubles. But since the advent of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, nnno-hs and Colds, even the worst cases can be cured, and hopeless resignation is no lon- neeessarv. lvirs. uois lr sf rirvvnhfstPir. MaSR.. IS It . I JL Ui jri w , HfiVinfr rfirnprl fpnm thft State ma-nxr whnsft lite Was the three years circumstances HERB W. EDWARDS IN JURED, Herb W. Edwards of Des Moins, Iowa, got a fall on an theeery day hatndram of routine daties. Until the first or January, 1905, le Offer $ Two for thi Pnce of Onei The News-Herald it rr,. , Danat. onH AMF.OICAN FARMER T 1 lie icauiiig vuuij " " as I 1)1 lllrLUV W JUUOVJ 444V ' 1 . , . 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