North Carolina Newspapers

r ii ' w9 CUURIEK J, W GOUR.IBR i Advertising ' -ColaM' ! J Lead JrBbth New and Circulation. O jf Bring Recalls. Issued Weekly. $1.06 Per Yeaa, " VOL. XXX. ASHEBORO, N. C, THURSDAY, AUG. 10th, 190?. No J2 - '', . ' !' i . " , . PEOTOIPLES, NOT MEN. " " " 1 ' " '"r 1 : r' ' ; : ' ' ; rr v rr r rlyflisoro i tbb famous timirius. a For quick relief (ram Billoueflaje, Siok Headedie, Torpid Liver, Jaun dice, Dtulnasi, and all trouble aria "inf from an Inaetlva or alug-fh liver, D.Wttt'4 Utile Early (titer are we quailed? .'-.t'--iw They act promptly and never tripe. (They are 10 dainty that 1 1 Is i pleasure to take them. Ona to two act aa a mild laxative i two or (our act aa a pleaaant and effective cathartio. They are purely vegetable and absolutely barm lea. They lenlo the liver. e 'i ,--e'-easeaspoT &-C. OaWlM Co.i Cfitoaaje) Ask for the-lM Kbdol j Almanac 4,200 vear Calendar, ( , tandarcj. Drug , Qpmpany, isheborOi JDrug Company. Dr. s,.a. henley;;'! ; Physician and . ureon, ; . ASHEBORO, ,N.C. :',',! ' i ihee over Simon A Redd inn's store iitr Md Summer Bar- ftowera, Ribtane, laeM. 3t aaey Xtttajat-a. loop and Oruninoiitsr I'attem; Tailored Drew H:'ts. We are Knowing a aelec- 4 of Duck and l.iBjjr-rej lt. stnotryt up Kor the next few wcoka we will bcII these Ira at a Huerllicc. oma and get, liurgjin, . , , (. . Mrs.,E; f. Blair. O McALISTER & CO. I Asneboro, Nk C. t .- te, Life and Accident Insur ance. beat ' eompnriiea represented. ' the Bunk of Randolph. I ciitr$T, v v n Aeheboro, N. O. THE BANK. I Havinsr bought out the procery business of Jos. y -Norman I- have moved to the building formerly occupied by Morris & Vi falxf0 S '. XTdrfRTXr AotLADY ,OL HARDWARE CO. I on Depot street, where I I will be glad to see ail my I old customers and new i ones, two. ;i .,M ... I W.W.JONES. Vant, frrWeiti , J. I.Cole. thler . Ghe ( - . . ink of R&ndlemein, Randlemsn, tt.XX kal laOOO. I Svtplus, J1000, ' Xonnts received nn favorable t. InUrest paid on aavinga de- frectora--WK HartelU..A Jrt,PTt'?'JPeI the stove and a, R ". .Cewlin, W T Brjrto. C indsay, N N Newlin, S j Barker and J II Cole, t"--.v o j)X, Prealiteul. W 4 ARMFIKLD, V-Frel 1 w J ARuriKLI). Jr., Oadiier. v. p Bank of Bandofp I .aliej-boro. IT. O. attd Surplus,' Aasf ts, over . $36,oou.eo .Ik-it uw luwlnm of the kaiiklua lubtic and ie in nv hw "V r r":3 ana w oimI to mir rurtotiH'n pvury luelllty m atoaatloa oepalateut with eale beaaina. f "onrccTOKi rh Parka. Br., W J Annfleld.W P Wood, P H i, C O McAMMtt BM AruMeM; OBCOI, Ked'ltna, Belli M.llt, Than i Kcitdln, A W A M Hail kin, Thoa H Redoluf, Dr. f 'I tTlil (.'(It VWark Pleases! 1 you wwh an eaay ahave , Knddsla bkWWtW gar' rill on met my aaloon, tlnri .morning Boon, 4, , -.andreilVoe nir wfth iMe,' 4 eait, (he, coakonriol th:ifce. 1 1 mam i neat and .towela ilrau, iaori hsVp'dti'l raibrk Itwtt, ''" everything I tarn TcuUfiac, ,, , ill mv art and skill can do.ti)-nn,l uit tbe luce and pieaa una mind, njuatcauiuaoioryoo. iTPWlbABTtk. U door to PoetooSoek 0 , . Th Thrat Kisses. The pnreet kiss . ' i. la the world t this- The kiaa tliat a mother Ian On her rhild'a fresh lips - Aa he blithely tripe To most the world and it wave. The aweeteat kiaa In the world in tins The firat long kiss of love, When lime ia not, ' And earth 'a forgot. And Eden dropa from above. The naddeat kiaa In the world ia this The kiaa on nnanawering clay When dead lips tall We meat aob farewell Till the dawn of the judgment day. - h -ToPU W. Jn thetilden lime, . "Withont reaaon or rliyme," Then a youth nought a maiden to wed, MoUier brought her nmfcebair And eat with the pair. To hear every word that waa raid. ' Ho the young people knew That their lnve-ahip waa true, Hince it Boiled thro' perilous neaa, . With inama or pure riternity there To koep up an Arclir frwe. But ipiite a new atyle (And I hope you won'l amile) la for Charlie lo call upon May, While the head of the houar Are aa it ill aa a mouse For fvtn he'll be frightened away. And it'a popular, too, Kor nuima lo woo "Dear I'harlie" witli flonera and cake. And to give a pink tea For 5-3, And glory ia the mistake., t J. J. Douglass, in News and Observer. NEWS ITEMS. - Many Items that Are Sure to Interest You. Three hundred cars of iteel rail, it ia claimed, nave been ordered for the Intcporbtkn electric railway from xugn x-uuit, w rr lasioQ-oaiajii, - O E PettT went to Hiph Point. Saturday to be present at the family re-nmon on ntonuay at their- old homepiaxe, Archdale, . near . High roini ouniy enterprise. Prof Allen Jonej haa been elected principal of Denton Academy and began school there Monday. He ! a teacher of many year'i experience and of recognized aJHhty Davidson jjispaicDr v J Lee Fegperman, who sustained a broken leg in Montgomery a few weeks ago, bad the misfortune of losing his saw mill a few days ago. The loss amounts to about $1,500. Mr Fesperman has built up a good business near Moratock and has al ready arrauged to put in new machi nery. Stunly Enterprise. Farmer May Gel Rillread. Capt M L Jones has completed his road 8 or 9 miles from Thomas ville in the direction of Denton. " ' Cant JnnM ia haibatina whctrW he will build his road on to Denton as he originally intended or build to farmer where he has recently had some flattering offers. Thematvllle News. From The Times, A H Olive came home last Satur day. : Since. vth closing of; Wake Forest college, he lias been engaged in the .book, business. He has ac cepted a professorship in Wake foiest Uollege and will return there about the first of September. Monday about 6pm two cottages belonging to J 1 okiles.weie burned, Tbef werfroceupfed by if Will Clod reiier ana xiua, cgcsj. xna are ft o.igmaJnClcA.houae a girl pouring kerosene oil in the ne i sieve in order to start a fire. When a match was applied to the oil it nwieiis" tt Y st j" oi tne kitoben.K-aVlieffirl was Tbadlv burned. The Art whistles were sounded at ouee, but too late to save any of Uiodieiter property or the bouse that Beek lived in which stood near. k's property was saved. It. took ooio wort 011 the part of those who d gathered in to save Will File's T taeBje-wftich wasaermt OO feet front the last horn I that bnraed. A Jwgwhrrtia iwet carpets and plenty oi wtUir- W keep toe carpets wet is what" saved it . - Mips Maidetta FfUgerald: wh6 had beea afflicted for'several years, died at her home on iwnaoipn street last Friday morning. The remains were buried at Bich Fork church F S Lambeth leaves to-day (Wed nesday) for Hot Springs, Ark, in order to recuperate bis health.. I This is -what yon mav call his first outing since (lie establfchmenUif the Stand-i ard Chair1 Company 'in 1898, of course he. has been off for a week or ten days bat that counts for noth ing 'for i man that has done the i usiaeas that he has in the last seven yeareyjoi-i.'.'iii un;it . jit.,-j: f ... A little forethonght may save ton oq ead ioJ itroublsj. YiAnyaa, who makes it a rple, . to keep . Chamber-, Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea RaSSTlv afcSSSial kum i this Itbtl Ifaot, roriale.bV KUBdard Urjlg : grrrrT 0!W?vhiJ ri a UDutrvwu cuuiuinaaui. l CALIFORNIA. Santa Clara Valley San Fran cisco, the Great Metropolis of the : Western Coast dimpses of Oregon. : From Santa Cms ' the editorial party traveled up the Santa Clara .Valley, one of the moat beantifal valleys ia California and one of the greatest ' fruit ' growini; regions in the world. One-ball nt the prunes in tba United States are grown hero. Mo ether county in the United States raises so many cherries and none other so many apneets. The greatest seed farms of the world are in this wonderful taller, both vegetable and flower seeds. From the car windows we saw acres of sweet peas and carnations. : It was splendid sights-alt color of blossoms, lo tavoraaie seasons from two to three tons of sweet pea seed alone are grown. Just before reaching San Jose our conductor pointed out, on the top of Mt Hamilton, Lick Observa tory, the finest equipped observa tory in the world. - It was a gift Irom James Liick, a Ualuornia pio neer. We stopped at San Jose onlv a short time but long enough to see beautiful trees and (lowers around the station and , some pretty homes not tar from the railroad. 8AN PBANCIUCO, THE OREAT ' Ml, TROPOMS OF THE WEST. Continuing 1 oar ' journey np the Santa Clara Valley we' reached the Golden Oate Uitr about Sve o clock in the afternoon. We Were met by the reception commute ana taken by street car to 8t Francis Hotel which is named for St Francis D Assisi, who founded the order of Franciscan Monk and wbo first blazed the trail' of civilization in California the city' was also named in honor of him. The St Francis hotel is near the famous Nob Hill, in front of it is a monument elected in honor of Admiral Dewey. After being assigned to our rooms a party of us went out to see the sights near, as we had a little time before sap per, i I was surprised to nnd a brisk wind blowing and it continued to blow! and I imagine is blowing yet lor I nave noticed that Ban Fran cisco- has been called the "Windy City. Men were wearing overcoats, ladies f nrs, and heavy wraps, so we soon decided that it would be well for ns to follow the old saying, "When in Borne do as Rome does." ' OHIKATOWV VI8ITED. After snnner our entire naxtv as sembled in the hotel lobby (all well wrapped) to go through Chinatown. Policemen were there ready to take us in parties of twenty walking only a short 4tstarice ;we found our selves in 'Chinatown it seems as different from San Francisco proper as if it bad been hundreds of miles away, there seems to be a distinct dividing line first we went in a store owned by ''Sing1 Fat" it was filled to overflowing with all kinds of curios, pottery, furniture and everything to attract ' attention. Some beautiful things and as a rule things, especially X&iaawars was very reasonable.- The guide took ns next to ther"Joss. House"' the "Chi nese churchi ; We went up straight steen steps and entered the outer chamber of the house of prayer, here we were confronted by Uhinamen selling sandal woed sticks. We saw in here gorgeous robes, .worn by Chinese emperors. In a separate division we saw an altar npor.whreh was seated a wooden indmdWel,;- it is invokfrf neralrtywaen some danger r misfortune is iminent. Above 'this ' altar large colored lanWns'were hanging aud at one side was a life size image af a China man with a sword in his hand and a little flame bnrns constantly in front of him. The history of this individ ual waa terv interesting. He lived in China hundredsMffjraagd ni was known as tne isteaDt man . is the Empire. He was very poor, but aQ at onee became verv rich by a it.; : .1 . " t-'iz i-i.j TTC ofthepowr. AVow ehitwsawvereace . r. "sr. ii. : thiestotta and ask guidance before trying tbair uclin gambliag dens. Here &'3trUdR stair watJ but were sent bsvak-aseiae, party of twenty were in, and the place wtt filled np. AfteTThey came on They were making op forms and gettidgready" to print' the paper whieh was daily, in tiny little up Stairs room with vsi) poor light- copy was aangiai or. tn nooc; imt I didni k taVimpoHte enough, to read! It; so fcft' for Visit to - a Chiaese' home." This time, we went down flight of steps and round a little Chinese woman, apparently not over nineteen years old with four children lined up ready to entertain us. After we had all gotteu seated the little things began singing, "My Country Tis Of Thee," in the most unintelligible English and at a break VVMaVwai We s best to caBr f s r; o r ! i ; , ' I SCOTTS EMULSION ,, a food because, h stands so eov, phaticauy tor perfect nutrition. And yet m the matter of restor ing appetitefed" f givfag 'neari Strength tothe tiASUoe, epetjially to the nerves, its action is that of a medicine. BOWM, tapin.i - i m i neck speed. The mother had each one tell its age and then gave the oldest son the honor of paesing the bat, which caught several dimes and ruckles from the editors. The guide made every effort to take us in opium dens, but failed at eacn place, i nev bad heard oi the arrival of the Editorial patty arid preferred not being "written up," so closed their doors to us. ' There are 20,000 Chinese living in a space of twelve city blocks by themselves. The - San Francisco health authorities now inspect China town and attend to sanitary . condi tions regularly. After going up one hill and down another, up a flight of stairs and then down in a cellar, see ing all kinds of work going on, we left Chinatown, faced about aud went back to the hotel thoroughly tired and satisfied with the evening. GOLDEN OATE AKD SAX HBAHCISCO On Saturday morning our party louna irouey cars waiung to snow us the citr which covers 30.000 acres of land and has a population of 000. The peninsular upon which San Franoisco is built stretches bar- teen the ocean and ad arm of thi) Bay for forty miles. The rocks thrust np through the sand duues at intervals help to make the city pictnreque and some one has Raid that "in place of seven hills, as Borne bad, Ban Fiancisso has hundred." We realised this on the trolley cars for at times we were in the center of a square on the top of a bill. in. all directions weje steep . grades one leading to the'ocean another towards mountains and others np one hill and down another. We passed the old Mission Delores which' is the same age as the Declaration of Inde pendence, , Boon we came in sight of the Golden Oate or ocean . entrance to the Bay, it is a. mile wide at the narrowest place; there U . a swift current here all the time caused by high and low tide. A new light house is now being built near the meet dangerous point . where the Steamer Bio de Janeiro . went down in 1901 with several hundred oas- ' sengers, not a trace could be found I ftf afAtner nr kotfliea. . It. ia BAirl that. the Bay has 1000, miie of shore. lae qrst snip that sailed in to this ' County, wonderful bay was "San Carlos" a., ,. ,, , ' 0 J T i i. rrmn tlio llontgouirian. little Knaniih vessel which came from Mexioo in 1775. , resort is on a rocky elevation above i the bar, and overlooking the ocean. I The Sutro Baths in sea water, under j glass roof and warm, are- considered very fine. I From the Cliff house one gets a floe view of the Seal Rock", bare rocks washed by the waves,, where numbers Of seal ' come1 out of 'the water and sun themselves. There were several lying out on the rocks warming ia the sunshine the morn ing we were there. They live on dsn and from their looks are very sensible. The government owns these rocks aud it is a violation of the law to shoot or kill the seals, OAKLAND AND BERKLEY. in the afternoon two trips were planned. OufcNorth CarWtoa party divided. . I went to Oakland and Berkley across tie" Bay. Oakland is a besutifnl place and fa really a suburb of San Francisco. A great many of the business men of San Francisco live in Oakland. At Berk ley is located the University" of Ualitamia,W9. were taken through tha fouxiuiXj " liliam R Hearst, of Jiew Jane, outdoor theatre the University, it American Bridge Company the past hi tofttlt like a atige ampitheatre of year, Were on the early train Mon concr aaceatal50,000seaUno day morning going to Washington, capacity is 8,000. 3 1 DC. They have been visiting rela- a nroiiey nue-ovw me iwo low-sjtives at Wadeville for the past few anu reoepuoa given oy me citizens i ended the program for the afternoon. TaxnalpiaswrehigWpJsaeedclaim- I hava so fixed the habit iu my hg that thaeW affile oatan, bay,"n mind that I never raise a glass mountains-arid Sen FrarJfcisoo was beyond description. ,. Saturday night we were allowed to do as we pleased. 1 was with a partf vh ent irraee Nal Goodwin in "Te Gilded 'fys0.'r, r Sunday morniBg. found a small1 party ont sight seeing Brain, but as it happened ef to we had feasted bur y as ottthe, pretty homes, overlooking the bay we got on near a. ian church went iu and heard trtrrtdifffcrrL'tiii an'(f fine music. v At 9 the St Francis kpteti ito the LJiattJtojt Costa oar train waa ran - aboard large ferry beat the Gabnllo; and ferried across Sacramento bay to Beaein. .This boat cancaxrvtyanw twe coaches tend fiva-Iirnitfcfcit one time,! It is said M Be jtkef fcst ferry boat in the world.' The trip np the Sacramento valley was very beautiful following, as we did the Pacific for many "miles.' ', , SACRAJfKNTO.. , ,. This was our , first .stop. ! The Chamber of Commerce took charge of the party and showed as rsany ioteretiag piabtsr, arncsif taestf ere Fort Sutter; whlob was buftt t)y Gen Sutter in 1839 and waa ued as a place of safety for the wMteagatnst the Indiana It ia now need aa . a mnsenut, 6ne of the most ihtereetfn ! relics is aa old sieve need for sifting ! the first gold ore which was disoov-1 ered by James Marshal, ,fho,jnade gold "his Idol, spent bis money grudg ingly and finally died in want. The only Art gallery owned by municipality on the l'acifio coast is i at Sacnmeqto., , It was dqnsted .by Mr arMrtCiitVr'antt 'U called the Craokar Art Gallery; the cost of I nuiY i-ii ti.il.nt !MU' the gallery was $,'100,000. A good many pictures were chosen abroad by Mrs Crocker herself. The State Capital is indeed a beautiful one, a million dollar one by th! way. The ladus of Ssiora- mento banded bonnets to the N E A and the Secretary of State was kept busy attaching- his' name to the "Orwtt Beai of istate" and handing them ont for souvenirs. Leaving Sacramento lute at night we arrived at jjUDsmuir the next morning for breakfast. Here we bad our fh-bt view of Shasta mountain, covered with snow, it Only seemed a mile away out persons mere sum it was 26 miles. Wo traveled in sieht of 'this lofty snow clad peak one whole day. At Shasta Springs we tarried awhile, looked st Sacramento liver . rushinsr along, water flowing down green clad mountains and drank from the famous Shasta Spring. . This Shasta I valley roate is considered one of the best far scenery in the whole West ; Jn the Sisikyon mountains we made a aircuit of eight miles to reach a point just abo-e, of 1 of a mile, tba porter pointed out I he track beidw on which we would soon travel and when there we could look ont a short distance above and see the track Over which we had just oeen. tdtte in tne utter noon we left the laud of fruits, flowers and sun shine and landed In Ashland in time for a goodjetjuare supper. Here baskets of cherries were banded on each car. A few miles further liorth we found Medford people at station with brass band, fruits and flowers to walooma us. At Salem, the capital of Oregon a complimentary breakfast was in waiting after- which we" saw the : city aud wended our way to Port- laud and the Fair, about which I win write next week.' ' .. Tenderfoot, It will wash and not rub off ' This complexion all envy niej1 It's no secret so I'll tell Take tbou Kooky Mountain ' Tea. Asneaoro Drug Co. . . MONTGOMERY NEWS. ji he News of Our Neighboring ; Mr La7ot aM who receutly Imuveu iiuiii oiur hi i.roy, uui not remain with us long. He moved to Albemarle one day last week. ' A party compose J of Messrs ' I C Nance, J O Tomlinson, A W E Cupel, of Troy, and Mr Henry C Watson, of liockinghain, went to Whitney Wednesday to see the works aud progress of The Whitney lteduction Co at that place. The party will return Thursday. Mr Walter J Parks, who has been the efficiept operator in the , railroad office here for some time, haa accept ed a position with Mr I , C Jnance and is now clerking jn the Mont gomery Hardware Store. ( u w After a lingering illness or several weeks duration, Mr Brookshire Mor ris, a young man about twenty yoara old, died of appendicitis last Thurs day at the home of Mr W W Morris, Wher he had been staying since he Was taken ill. At times . he was tjioiight to be improving only to re lapse again until finally the' end oime. I Mr J D Yarboro, who haa been at Hoffman for the past several mouths, passed through Troy last wek ou nis way to visit his people in the Canby community. Messrs Will Hnrloy and Clete Monroe, wbo has been with the weeks. oi water to my lips wimoui asaiug God's blessing. . 1 never seal a letter without a word of prayer under the seal. -1 never take a letter from the post without a brief sending of my thoughts heavenward. I never change u)y.'cUaseS'iiil"ltb9 ueMor room without a misluto'e petition for the cadets who so out and those who come in. -Stonewall Jackson. I Dear Gus: I have solved the jmother-iu-law problem, just give bcr regularly llollister's Becky Moun tain Tea. It will make her healthy, happy and docile as a lamb. ' ' 35 J.aulU. Aslieiioro Don't try cheap cough medi cines., Get ,&i .best, Ayer's Cherry .Pectoral. What a record it has, sixty years of Cherry J- iT,.,..l.,.n.ll1.-..rf...i- 1 "eotoral' cuftT. irAs xMf 'doctojr. he doesn.iMBe it fpr, cough, colds; fcroosJili.is, and, all ihroat, iq,4 Iqng iroublc,, t ' -1 !, fnil that Ar-r'i ffcrrrj fralorsl t, tl I.-.I tnMtivc 'I tAi, .Hkiw fnt wrorf. .... St eaV ! win-. i ..'fflfiTarfro.. """"r"" .for -"."-r Tl ZJ'll il-rjj'i;' I JPrOljaCrll Tl'Sr cents, lea or. Drug Co. y - BaBBBlBBBBBBtBl Cjjjjot.nr ' "STat work, net only lor kis irsfc&iato on vHimaHaoaaaerAyejcaPaaw am WASHINGTON LETTER. Extra Session .Cannon Re Elected Speaker Williams to Continue Democratic Leaderf-Ha , is , a ... Great Leader. - Kjieclnl erriAKmdCTirc of thd Coil ner. Washington,) C, August th. The call for the extra sessiou of the 59 Congress will coainel the organixa' tion of the House of Representatives three weeks earlier tbau it otherwise would be organized; and if tbet-lav in the organization of the House were all that would retard the legis lation that the Presidout asks for, ke would get some action inside ef the three weeks before the eetfiiuinE of the regular session,. , It is prncticunv it foregone concla- sion that votir '-Lucie Joe" Caaaou wul.be rvelected Sixuker aud the old oflicers of the otith Vongress aJso If elected.,, bo far as . the irJeiuoeratio minority is coDceinvd, ther is not the shadow of a doabt that, Hie Hon, John Sharp Williams, of Misiswpi. wilt aiti be the caucus nominee for Speaker, which curries -with it" the' lloor leadorship ' -during the' life ef the 69th Congress, nnd - there 1 coiild not be a better eeleetion.'" The record made by Mr Williams, as the lleor leader in the VSth Conirress' was. an eutiuble one and deseryes the highest cousideratien at,' the hands of the Natienal Democracy. . When he took that place he fouad the democruqf ill the House in n demaiolized con dition, biokeunp into faations and iiiarreling amomg theniselvae, a veri table mob. He turned a mob- into an army with bautiers in three short weeks and won. a signal victory trom 1 the cohorts of triumphant Repub licanism. . Every mau on the Deai- ocrutic side then had the most Jin pncii con.u.eice .. . n,..i, uu ', men who are the real : leader on the uemocrat.c sme ineu up uen.nu sirs,, and (lie most of them staid thero to the id of the Uoncrese. lho eaily troublo with tlio l)i' necrotic party is that that the members of it in the Congress of the United hi tat s think they ore all leaders and become jeal- oub if any other mau - presumes to sttggost policies to them. ' Many ef them, in thepresence-ot tno master mind ef Williams, swallowed this re sentment, acknewlcged the, saperior leadership of. Mr Williams 4nd fol lowed, hint cladly, , ihere always are a few kickers and recalcitrants in every body of,niu uud the. 58tk Congress had its share in the minori ty membership. The raojorityof the kickers and , soreheads were those menbers who failed to ret the - cem- miitee assignments they desired, when a hose assignments were at the dis posal of Mr Williams, lie cenld not, ot course, give every man tne best ' mmittee: 'tas algnments in the House; anrf thcre yon ' are.: ' It tnay Usvd been a mistake for Mr Williams to allow Unole Joe- Oanon 'to. push off on - him' the' committee assign ments of the ' Democratic' members, which always has been the preroga tive of the Saeuker and hitherto ex orcised by him and the responsibility accepted by bim as well; ' Soaiepeo- le said it was a game piayeu oy me ;enublicain to' get the Democratic membership embroiled,' having it pulling in all directions, 'and'' have fun 'With it;:i If they figured it that way they reckoned without their host, for they not only did not pull Kaall directions, but a I remarked previously (tbttf, tl (WcU,,,np Wind, John Shurp.ut least the vast majority of them and pulled with' him nteadi- ly to the end of the session, ine reason that Mr Williams accepted the ruspobsibilit of naming the min oiity inembers of th$ House commit tees was because the rorwier opeaser, Tom Reed, had In scleceiag the Democratic members of committees. picked out the very men win could uot serve satisfactorily on urn com mittee assigned to bim, becanse not familar with Us work then, when there was some bill before the Aloose for discussion - resorted from some committee the Democrat on that com mittee who was the leader of the min ority on the committee,1 which had made a mineritv report, wonld have charge ef the bill from the Democrat ic' standpoint and invanaoiy woum ball matters up in the worst way be cause ho did not auderstand the sub ject, and nhe Kopublicans would have ail sorts oi inn wun mem. This is what Mr illinms endeav ored to avoid, ami he invariably picked out the strongest men on the Democratic Side fer the big commit tees regardless of bis personal foiling for them, and always f roai the stand point of ability to handle the subjects coming before that committee.. ,' . Of course, some othar fwllew thougt he was a bigger nuta than the man packed out by Mr Williams, hence the friction and the petty jealousies. There was some taHtliere ler a while that the Hon David A- DeArinond, of Missouri, would be opposed to Mr WmiahM for the SpeiSVeruuip caucus nomination, and he was being groom ed by a few of Mr Williams' disgunt- led minority but tne talk nas uiea oat and there is no. apparent oppoaittoa to Mr WiUiauii at this time.,, ...... There is no sort ' of doubt - that. John Sharp Williams1, b the ablest riiah wbo has led the- Pemocratic party in "the House of Representa tives for many years.' ' 'Hr a 'thany tlden man., i lie has bad the advan tages ef a better education tharl most med ia Congress 'aed whet is better, no has had the brains to1 absortj It ahd' assimilate it Ho was a member et the1 Hertsc fbf nearly fifteen lyBaS'befort 'he 'be- Whlb known x the people- the natfrlt l That meanwthafc-bb Was RfUlrJM UU WMt 'UO WtlBlWlWJ WM constitiienoy, but for the peaple ef the country, fie ws digging and delviag for the things that h thought weulil liestsnliserve their in terests. He tratehed the tiead of things and -was thoroughly pevted as to how lejjinlntien was pnshed tlirotiffh, ii ud be saw how the Repnb- neiii party was eeiag it to the detri ment of tae na1ie and the enaiok- of the few. His few speeches m the tionaa ia taose veers dad taoroughiy impressed the i)Aiirocntti mem bef all ip ef the House teat ke was ene atfJ the best eqtiippee men en flu flat and bad theroiighly impressed " MeaiRiiicaa aaeaibers that he was aa opponent they did not -waa t to wiW ceanter. When flie time came for him to shy sastor into the ring as the Dem ocratic eaadidate for the speakership, which carries irith it the floer leader hip, he had practically eaoerh vbtifS to nominal bim. It raejiyrea only a little work on the part of his inendi to make it tinaaiirroua, aaa to this day no Democratic member regrets it with the excentien ef the few sore heads mentioaed above. He ia eautiens. eareflil, wntohful, fully equiiified ol all iius.ionj, eoliswrva- tive, ceiiiteous in dubate, usaally puts on the soft pedal, but earn nge the njnia of scerpiens when neees- sary. lie aever eviscerates an enemy with i invective, bat merely makes them wish ttaev bad died in the oi ud le orguaiped ef a bridge befere tuokled him in debate. He is mast considerate of his pohtienl friends aau aanytimu refases te sneak on ciHesuon, whou he could have handled , the - subjeot-matter bekor than aav other man on Ihe fleer ef tlto Ileahs, ia ei-Jer te allew some; goed Democrat an opportnnity to speak. He is an ideal Wler of the Democratic party so long as it de sires or intends te remain De crutic. He is a Democrat in the broadest sense of th-werh , He dia tlke4 , B8m)1 of th 1;, tea dondM of f(XJtiej pdttj much as he dislikes the hypecrisy and protease ef the Kcpnhlicaa party, He is aa eradite aud thoroughly eqaipyed leaaer of his party, ia bvave as Spartacus and as gestle as a we mau, full of eomaradeiie and coed- fellowship, an . hea arable, . warm blooded, inaaly mau posseseiag the auccuonata regard aud aannratiea of his political f wends and the ad miration and reject of his political foes. He will be elreted to encased himself by aa unanimous vote. .CHARLES A. ED WARM. R. P. I. Carriers. 1 Benjamin B Phillips has been wp' pointed ii. i. u. can-ier lor route No, 2 rnitoiig eadt from Ashebero and nearly to Franklinnille aad his brother Samuel Phillips has been ap pointed substitute. Mr Phillips was an applicant for carrier on route Ne i lunntnr weii nom asneenre, oat Mr N 8 Andrews it is said stood the highest examination ami -will secure the appeintiaent. 1 Marshal R Cej baa been Appointed carrier on the rie to be established from sitaley. and Mr Thomas Barker has been appointed substitute, ,,,,. , . Obitum, IPhh Nillie l.tok, aged I- waca avd S Invintlikt, ilaiiglitar of lvi and Itobprali I.uck, cliril near Ortmh .Inly 22, 19S5. Mian tnnu bat came heme the r.ith of July imfl wow only one week. Mie wita a rewlej mndSM, Cbrisrian girl aial luved by all wWl anew ner. iMnair iter aickneaa she waa if-kwird to ninMiiiir, Jiat Her-vied to rwa Ihal her lime touio kail enmn aad Hid uot (oeni to ke afraid to gn. kii had eirJ aevernl venra liaen a niriaijer of the M E haroh, at riaalr, and when alia waa .it heiiiej ankeel ua'ths ,kkiak. aka told ksr fiai wtutk to ni'Sae a aad biim'i kef hre nBaoi bfe bikI a lew laiiriiee ha f era Ue died hJ al bay eyas lon-ard heaven and. aaaf.11 aioher'if nlie heard skat aweet vort-ew nailing her. H aecHied an lard for her u.nrentn; brothers and aiftlria to give her aai, yet tlihj- aie uuaaeUd hy , the thoaght hat rei-yori.h'r .vottia a, waitiag far teii ,ie ine. ' Tari-o nan an Angul kaad ia IR-aven, That wim not qaile cag!etr, S.) 1 iorl sent and teok our .'eieie To (HI the racairt seal. rigah, X. C Jnky 3Ut, 90V 1.. C. Back Creek Items. . ived toe late for lut week.) Il! rai'iia-re are aroarwesinff veev alewiv ia tins en-lien. Mauler Jae llodiiiig wJio ka had Ike fcver itnirovinf; we are glad te nate. Mii.K Jennie-Ited.liru; who heanwaajvisitiaa fsiends at Axlirhnai 1ms rpturaed home. ; irrt- will He a Sandur tSehoel CoMTenaioA at t 'liarlrete ( hnich Snlaal-. Mir. Murfha RerMiTif mm.H Ur B Y Kiilla Sunday. Several t the naoale el llua nemhlierheed tttleatkKl tht funorafai Mr Jelia Meicaaai. henherd fam1ay.' Mr Andrews ts very in at this writing-. Mr B r Kalla ifrfd Miaa Msrtha KeaTrliair Wt to day lis- -the (Jaunty aiuoihiy fcatiwhj Mr Ed Oerea ef Yadkin Callcse visited air .1 II Redding Reikis'. Ur tieorge Hslla v"! aMlifh reint laat -eek, ' Mia Ml iloms ef (Ireensrurre ia vaaiana her arajet lira 1'eeiak' ., -. . I 'A ' ,. f '" ; ' '. Nethloc on the ritarktt Bqaal ie . Chamberlaia's Csuc, fhaleta aad Diarrhoea Keeaedy. .', This fact is well known to drag gists e reryjrhew, and a Ine out ef ten will Ket ais! customers . this preparait; ljje best is asV for. j M4H Wiluer, 'a pramiiiii drurjL'i4Cfii,iJtf..?'ia .rfa lar to hjvc8WWr"a,savs:. ,i ."Maera is holhiax on tae' market ia the Way of rtBt TfteaicirK! whieh' eqmls Chamberlain's Cell.,, Chel sMiljli-, ,lso c,rry , Jnlii'V H Dihot;Jtome4,,i0r. bowel .-Ud yKuJ:M!o.J. ... plaint. waH"andife0rrtm.Ucr TUnA PeannU, Eta-at mavi this, preparation." (T4rt llattKW-...W-ffIW f -tdt Standard JJfRg.o, and AahhoB,U -i-iUa.kj'i''W.l,:l,.,i.' " """ Urui Co Aheeuoro, Wa.X'aidesavajoi Bandlemaa. .ntiititflttr on Jersey Malo Calves at a Great Barflala wish such huaariuvg aa Gald, Xjad firat Wke Wuina ever ea lavr Irsa piswe two Irs Wrre tyro year M ban at raB-Aaarieaa Jll: Gaaaral Maraie-ald gioav c iweaayona neaaas $aat, seld at i average of $144. j , :.r .e,-7' eacn. i ne ur.eeanr r tast is cerreet; ria Htfht for . immediate acceptance. 1 Additeas, - -; john a, wm, (iTa4h6ri,' M. . Hi C. MORRIS, Watchmaker, ; v v Jeweler, ' Dealer ' ." W&tahae, Jewelry. Speete- Iepritie my specidlay. ':iiWer?k ... Ghatraatead. .. ,!,., ,., KBaman, C. 1 eeeeeeeeee "DOrflESllC." lettar Than Bter! , "THE STAR-THAT LEADS THEM ALL'.' aauiini itimnT tfjfjfn. Kl.kav Urf or akain eTarV.i WriM ftirsiraiilfsetaail prices; a - DomeatJc are wine Ma-: ahrne Cam party, ' 'jj Newark, N. J. ..- .- -Jii T WWWVWWUv WWW ajaj aa aaasa sj 1: ..::xfer,:::; BwgiisJi;:; Petihe aexa 50 dare v. ",'"' will salTa, lot af ; ' SHOES, HA.CS, MEW AM BOYS' 9LOTBIN AMD ' OOLO-IJBD UWM v"! Reduced Prioee te mstke rom for Fall St0 Oarae anafsee ourtoek. T a aave saaae bargaiee fer yov . E. . YOTtK STORE C, antral Rails, N. C ,, ' , I789-I9G5 WNITERSITY OF NORTH OAROLMA. Heed of life Stye's Blueatie'. DBPARTHCsli;S. Llaaarv eeutsiaia U.fK) 'velaMes nam aoiks, eieaH-ie liahts eenaral lias-1 ks.eJaMrie lights e,enaraHi au. Ji w dtriaiKv uaa, m iiaa.TU V A haildaaa.. , mm .Tat, nasitaa. T It V A hailiKaa. 097 tirdapta 6 lratrii ate r? ia Fan raim iieayma Sent H, 11.,,; i i Addresa , , BaAvosb P. VMABLE. Preeislei, haHHr. N. f. '" ' College of Atcullurt d ANB MICMANiC-'AaTS -i ''. fers praetieal IsMlnaerial : eaoeatiea ia ' Aflrrleuleiire, -Hagiaeerraaj, Ind s ti;ia,l Gheiriisary, aad Ike Te'xtile' 4 .... ' - -'1 Art.,. TuMoa. 50 .a: stmtxi Beard $S 'Mrtr';f a?snelaahis. Aflrlresa "r .i,,l,,.,,-,l i. .ndtroH hi f..r.a . .. ,. 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