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JAMES A. TH01IAS, EDITORS
THE COUlItY, THE STATE, THE . TlinOli.
SUECCniFTIOK 01. CO PER YEAH.
VOL. XXXVK
LOUlSBURGr, NH C.r FRIDAY JDHE ir 1 9 0 5;
A MISREPRESENTATION.
CARD PARTIES.
:' Dr. "11. A. KcrcrcIL' '
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thfrablest papers in :theState'devoteal nflV'TflVI flR flU Pfl! ITIRQ I CBarles M. and Mrs.Bettie P. Cooke 'I Clfll he
a column and a Half in commendation V"" WkY1 U ' - M.M.1 VH nfroXCllV- tVIL UK
HOLLINGSWOftTH MISQUOTES
THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES
Refusal to Publish- an Article
Against Mr. Bickett, a Can
didate, Where Personal Feel-
VHEREGAIIBLEnS
foUows: "Glorj to Mr. Biclcett and KAWlfiSSlONS-BOTH IliTEREST- T Tlie Mnmg glory of the Iwikera THE PLACE
! It-some man like INGr AND FnlJi OP.,thTITh;: f nlv wm bat the r UnM- tmm:M 4 .'"ibp vrnm n.M ...-.
.!(. 'v.-.' -r.T'-. .J i. t - " - , w wwai)imLl I mil i - rmti . i ,11' I .
in every 2, . - Z?iii
want to - TtTT-; It weU.thaVif death W tb - ,-MOUia
, sixty days s rr"? V. V : x r come to one so- faif and fvoonor and fc oaa ana ;uonaiaer WjBU .ZC1S
programme
LMr. Bickett will get 'out
county in the State - with
programme, the fellows who-'
go to Kaleign and spend
drawing four dolla'rs a day and drink-
oecealal eiirrr.toa bc!cn t.St i:!a
Board of jMe&icil. HrjtxIrKTii vV'i
rfcJ&J- He coo of Cii ccccx.'!
W oat of 1-2 who , tjr It
cccto47 htTin failed. Dr.
ngs were Evident, the Cause, ing dispensary liquor wA never know J ! Politician's Valendrctory;'
1 1 ih not often that the editor of the
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iviKs deems it necessary to reply to
nal flings" made at him from
what struck them.'? 3
w . Aayi,or- w rueS A tettderi it should have come whei the I
day wjls inst: .Isecinnin?. SwhiliT: th'
V".
OLD CHERRY HILL.
The
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Carmack
defeat of Senator Edarf V fypPT.. wilnDg thair n&ra- v ;r
sty wb said ia be one of -toe g- manndtbe dew was glisteo. m!
Aj-jpaxaoiitrIla Presents Good
perno
anv quarter, oui wi Tear uiat our si
ence may be misunderstood, we take
this occasion to correct- an . assertwwr
1 1 T TTT TT1 Jit-. '
maae uy i. t . xxouuigsworxu. m
an article in the Progress of tnis I scholars of old
week. He states that the "editor of TO?01 ,whidl
' W. " Z1- r v JW agOjf JUKI
ibu um fcpacflfidfrallow
also says that tne editor stated to 0f the names
Cherry Hill Sunday School
? or Years Ago. , jD,em5r?ti55
rroA ' i? ;wniee has attracted
I. came across
mass meeting In the , Scoal
I Vesbytcmai Qnaxh ol - -thim vdty
prtaco' cf
Kttnn;nndWf IvnvrdenAt sbe riad liveii B1?"? w ooipet
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-Cherry BMUM-f CWemocra ran. M . .f . r ,. - .
Wai 'located lit Dann Mother, a RepnbUoan, and Jua father, pomessKow, amu. the wol;-oI " " r T li-i" JV
uuurai .r l.-... ..i"! kijrtiivi.j.''-.i..--n. .-.I naner thai ktror a moi la tirUar
. n V .- . ... infra-oho nnh in anoaoTiaa fn h OUD W UQI HUVeCAnfl 'Vin . fl. 1 - .w O 7
oi.sau,0x tne pupiis, x l'rirmv .rt rrrr r"r "r??" i . iv ' : T n m
him "inat me aeiesraies no xoe counw i woma o rtaa it trim win mt nr tnAi'-j w v iM.wwicfaawuuuwu. w i -r-' ri
convention wottkl come
for Bickett, or would vote
(or bis nominatioa unanim
jostentmng
ply to him, after readings thearticle Fowler, superintendent. Teachers ll 1 the most.
hisct I WQt teachers, num rT-l'- h i
i. ThA.-AH 1 QTfr k.. i name mxiionn snu ' Ruinmn? -11 iha r . t'w t r i- . v
for him f " u" on"m m xo ., -r--- ; -- --- ,-7rr-o WcJ55abol and ehMhbod iweetT thatW
I - 4 An . - ' - - - - v-- .-- aomA rtAfi . I -wa mm ahatu mtaka a! m I k . "... - . , k . I ..
. i were ivj memoers. m iooKiner over ip"" "r?r M?wtff At-.vv:- i , : ... i
otisiy." In v v , , ftwl i ; Ai1a. "..Mi JC." rU4UI 78- Bt
'""7 " "77; 7: 7""'6 11 .n-rnw of thS pyexr.o. ra. iiiibooaj,
wuii-u, w aaj h "oo ijr jicnooi are aeaq. xne louowimj is jii? ".w7"" time hiBsUlr patbetic: bat in
Hi-. . .
against Mr. Bickett, was this:iiyir B.-?
Ilollmgaworth,
that article.
hiiUps- Header in choir). Pr. H,
the last foytAri. aikd claim to kaow
something aboat whxt Taxi ;now go
ing to till joou ' ! ' do not bcTttTo
gambling den - h near ' so
dangerous Bor doee tt ; do anythrog
stuM amount of harzo. as thai
somo.1 social card party In ; th bota, .t X
ti j gtre this as jay nuou In the gsm-
pnie :roojigV lttol lng room the windows are closed
I tlt?ht- tha cnrtalzia ira tmlld dowm
twice elected I l .rAL :; , 1 :L : .
ell rroatly gradualea froa tWZIed-
Ical ieptraent cf the Ccllr tit
Iyeiczari ' and Sor-ron. ' r ' 7 -.
The Twu heirs wiih Wr; if
the stattn death Ui. J IL IIoU
liDgiworJ, aa IiU&atriocs fartttr - zX
Cyprtas Creek towraht.. A phcM...
meaeage Wtraght th aol xvtrB Hca-
day, that the deceased fca. froca- tl
hew aral died ' jmrWStuly. it . IU
was Bear his hoot at iho Cst. He '
Ieafe4 a wife, aai , mml chidrw
The bcxxial took tlioe ! Pcschtr
J ehtcrth, sad was - cood aeted by ; th ' , "
f Masons tha deocased belx a :
w of ih ardef.
v '.BlJ Sili of ToTO lct
Tb ;actxiQ tale ; of teUJbi
which wsb aJrmiat foVTctAlay ol
Ihla week: waa jmIM cO" la a
shape, 'The lots werv soU by CJot
VT. T. noghetVad were local! on
Vrha south side of the .riTtr, fasc&sj
First, because I ' . ran?an. ?. omoKianu
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think it will be unfair to Mr. Bickett,
a it is right here on the eve
Convention, and he will have no
Jones, DsV Lou Chamble (now Mrs;
Dr. R. P. FlovdMiss Elizabeth Jd
Strickland, Miss Susan ear (nowi i valedictory:
tne,ingrantuae oi omciai me," nai.K.jkA-:. 9f ivs.!
aecided". to retire from politics. Here ZZrZZ. I IT VIi TJ Ws
pirene ia jfc.. Kau; iuna.ii i .U Wnirs. -
OD-1 Mrs. fJalvin Pinning Mr MsTH,t trVtl leased and
M,;f rrit stwU, l7wtAr TKQ SAlar. ara 11 to -ftlinme on tug mmat cou ol poUtict I ;. i. . - i : , . . .a i iv.:- .: iD7- . y4- aaa
. Wtotlr aU:oveirther"UiiitiA i-J7.T-'Ji r"- vt "-"y
1 . p4. r . , a fava rnoontains where?! can think and i - ... m ,- v.v ' aireaay, so W team, been cZtr . -
Lotion, of the coooty. re talking, it l dre inBatethe aicC ?t? i ? t' ' " "
look, as if that Mr. JBickett wiU iMuLaniut, .JS? Ti 'ISS'T ' toXt&l&tZk, : V
b. nominal almost nniMonaly." wf.,- IrLi&IW, foBttiat 5 ii&SaVS lo Wjcriry - -
w . ... xrW".-Q9 iv vv -v toaay anddo;anayet jher uwtmct, cxmooey or suver : mduded , m ..the U,!' v J .
Hi. reply waB, "Well, I thinks my, JWSSw! i&rVwrtri tu WJl 'atal iU.'Tt. i? -
8elt "Then" .aid the editorV 1 Jf ifPfe-A fcfrthghtlhu, f-'--; V"-?" "-T
j r t t- ; - . ' r ..-.m -via--?PC.-.'A 7 i ' '-v. j. a m .m. , - - - "-r ? s i a i . . . . . . -a ... " - ; . . "n,
n. hjm w ..rS& ?iTgSl. id to spl v?? iheriwaa not room for-:&aralloTi otWdtW utter. b.ma Sa tKa I - On. lIOBdaT.Hn,; WE.
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"Hwwwwp .-'T .!..f.,:,r,-.-1?-; ..- , .r. I .; Straightforward, ensi miwnL I YUtw M Uifl Dra. l DoxieTtt-U a mhwowjbwiw ox xta
Lam s content-",
Three times
A ' S 'W1? .IkAlW. r
eapec you wouia puousn ix, -jaf?2f
thoHght I would give yoa an oportuo,, ringing wfth melody,
nity." Our reply to that was If itAAimarrfMnet ei And tar d with my lot in life.
was publishing a Republican patfet, ij yq.ut)0hm '' new a- P .thUtirel rtotiK,oi honi
would jump at your article, whhffibth fg? Tk Z
fee, but in this instance I can't allow HitfWr State, an& that is glory enough f.or.
. best and most successful school ever me .
you or any other man to use my col- jj 8ection, and, ; M if ' -To me there is- nothing in this
unina to satisfy your personal feelings Lth one voice all. would exdaira, Korid 80 pathetic as a-candidate. He
tllnaiearing no wrong, be- gamblixj'g.,; v; 'V. . J0?1-.J
lievini 'ntefiL'of "any one, she -went -Pexp yixveWtT thpogt I at: nrj.3IaAM. Jdatll all
ever lived in this sinstained world. come from? KThey are not taught in I rpneaee3 w ana a, very T fan ant
n-if " a . ' I .t..2.1vlll J . t Jl ; Ifiy mn AffarM
vaneje was aoout ner iiie a ira-1 tooiuiiinz ueoi. v -ctwhw, uai wi -m.. a.
Mr TrllJn An VAAaAn
for refusing to publish his article
was that we thought he was only
fighting Mr. Bickett on
grounds
J. T. Carter.
granoe that made one couple - her. in leas he b. a fool never enters . gam- enr7 abot ths) gnoses hud.
thoughV with beautif&l' thiB9a,irtth bliog hell because he knws be 'wS! ei to the ior; wts 'Vee aad
flowers, and tinted cloudy rand -soft be fieecojl out of everytlrtng he pos wmhilaoeaci 'wOT.rtisd-by '"oU ;
kwMt mnA nVfKA fMhf aMin lMa.'than fifteen minutEa. time crpc by IGas Lo&4 Stroller f
agamst anyone. In a BuJsequent r -TOmPI tivinVani associatSon. .ah ennotti He has learned soniewhere else
conversation on the street we told one Ve use6 ; to have at old Cherry drifting on the tempesttossed wei . -jjr v.. - f f -cts his foot Inaids ot sah f diaShtful .f Jawiahfd.'
01 uncertainty . Detween ine smiimg .n- a place. 5&v' Uaooa many nor fL.HwtB :-;
cliffe of hope and the frowning crags ; , Iam&rked . thmt n he hat plad ia" the parf, ircaiqf ; Mr. t ItraT Kaf -of
despair. He is a walking pennon at 0QCeJ much in the social gameofe home, ad Macon, Mr., and-lS llaoc .
and a hvmg prayer, he is the pack- yt :, b-com. crofioant enouch to win Mrs. CharGa Miooa ad dirrhtef.
horse of P?.8ennment,.thme. fVfrfehdshi privet among hit Wenda, thin, the Mrf BaSIrm Akx Wal
dary qfpohucs. And even if he rea- 00 paid '-her next'iteB with him la'to.aeelc ouith Mias Loai; St'.Mk jAe?
ef .tio wffl moTyia9ri0 gambling room, tor h has learned and Xaur. Macoo, Wi 1L Maccn
soon feel the beak of the vulture in '.r-S-, i ;iv- - t:- ,tri . and wif a. Mkw (WlI iad If J-
us heart, the fang of the ,Witthaiatt - hofahisowa. .Theaaloon meaad owe. , -
The devoted lore and admiration 1 gamblers chuckle and smile when ;
parlor
V
h . Fti n Ami nf Miss Conke.
Bicjcett onjw.persojLal'H f'. :
k a, 5s- t: in n nnp.r nono.e tiaRTL.weeK we an-
He afterwards kdniittedo nounc the 8ad deaS of Miss Eliza-
tiis soul.
can take the case.
another gentleman m town that he beth Cooke, the only daugh'ter, and
would not have written the article but youngest child, of Judge and Mrs.
for thft f ant. that, ha hA narannl faol. C. M. Cooke. Af ter a short illness
'ngs against Mr. Bickett The rple 8 B4W
was visiwng ner auni, ixixs. . x.isuaxe.
Her remains were brought herei last
Fridayevening, accompanied by her
THE PRESS ON MR; BIOTETTC tt,
PROGRAXillE. at the depot by a large number of
The programme of Mrl Bickett, sorrwinging friends. The funeral ser
published in our last issue is attract- vices were held from the rea&ence 0n
ing wide attention
the State. Among
nonces, we see tnat tne Kaleign t tuo.rouuuxw wwo w;;w; - . 7a.-: - tl j1 - 7-7- r- :
, o Ma. vata6ai . Read airainsthe third naracrranh of 1 5 at-i 1 n t
Evening Times, the StatesvmeLarid-luenietery oy a. nnmDer 01 relatives 01 . - Vv ---Vi - nwa uP.wiw ..-
nark L jLJlVn. J the family and a very largenumbeAf -he aWelecteTayior alct:
ness, when, the Aoorchlngr fever ,was
tali
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; am no longer canuxaa.i.ev.. of h& p&rena 0r fheh onlroghtef, they read la the papers of the
eragamill' 1 .nted , intj of ;Tor-elr 6nly game, given by the ladies, lo
pubhc omce.: Theoimy. pubbc - jov hoint a know that atter V while those
careeriow resteer the ;,Arrarat?of Sliio tnen'will become patron., -of
private life, and I stand on its ; peace J- - - - A a inA t , , tha
thevlJ. A
1 Jotroit imtat c
, . . I y' I was delighted Wseo the card of
7" 1 Mr. TCW. Bkkttt kt your paper laa
cedinc .'flood 6fiolitica The doTeoH- I.- r V .V.-.IfiJ'.iT-ai ..a Zi.X..7iu -.u M"(0IW lb,,tofaK;
rlaatiasoe U attract- yiceawe heWfronvthe renee on -Vd&Daabro0.rhmean oUre" ."r :...; u Ua.cTrortaalry of -rpi.
ion in every section of Saturday cbridncted by2.Rev?H.. Hi StfSple? M'aTd I m nlrm otieteraon and.her mafnar. mm. otn-.n . bi t7STZ- iaUr V
.ngotherewap.p.r Maahburn of the -Baptist chnrch, and j;.; a.ln'KS .S? ofr. at hir.
eat hanHa baiV'.'So .tne cluldbood 1 and waaUjroar lianda."
K
. 1 a .a tar " .' a .a 1 4tA 4namflv .nil. o irarrr lorrr nnmVattr
rrK,na lnB monroe Jo0rnalnfe T -v 'j- cnance fecome. a Senator of the
i ma nrtir-la tha an hiant nt la1in aril- I uloUUB vi ujvul dcagsi jLxttt? nrnw
torials
The Raleigh Evening
"In outlinincr his nlatfoi
does in a roniarkablv interes'tine ocM -The following were;the pallbearers
Ument nf thrAA JiAwanftnAi nnlnmna. 1 i-(
- ii ii W Xl War" a
lot inhfe
-a. I
xxt - Dt.uM . Tw t? TJ vatka tvo tne
4 IT . TXWOVW,..'i'i.!i;.:.. v7
oocailan to know the rrtit internal.
-The other day I ovtJrhed two fett(a brhmb th. 6isru ct
ladiea talking ;J6n; the ; street Oae ftrmtff to ,
aaid: -lam going tto give ,acard or ct Ha rrrci id
xrk PrtJ anflamgoin to the toa noV oory'ln Uborh- fr te
aod to buy a pcV of carda. VThich lare and kk t-!- Lei
thei-1 the best kind to relT.Tba other re-1 l.vr: . tt
a-' . II riU C VUU
rfe.":x He;whe.ha4 fliVay; tet'of ttiV pried; KJeV the Ar Card; It has J
ierm rrtteful shade of the giant eks -that iC the back v V,
cart la
cutura
in teres Vto thf peTU ; gtaeraUy. .
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o ooe can oeur anow sxan . nr
nows why he should -be electedto uw.wt w ;j once more, as of old walking peu- in toe panor, tuax was iou oi xeo- pare.ans'01 lieaTeamio? vut ,ki- aaoaa iaa xrr azw. ( v. ,
the General Assembly; and tie voters Spnrill.'a ifV ' T; : tibn and a living prayeris pray. derem wea of .hferahe;ted : but 1 tmshxeseJvtrt.. i (w'eoHtDa-ra below 7 cecta) lav ;f,.,
will doubtless agree with him! and editor ' Tthlwll. Xfter'hS had-ta li'i threfforuin rtkoVfc'ibe tUa , ;-".
;end him on T Raleigh, . :
Hickett is electedndffie -eeemelte bereaved inWenn most sincere ij,eait,-the finff' of the her father can sleep, -one on either menV meeting la the Second Preehyi servKxa frcdy day and rJt, nil . , , '
have good cliancen'ewiU benear eyinthy; xr;i;-:: serpent m'hia aouL? j gnch 5 xxmcl aide of her, and bear hercompany. te'ch'nrcSltne foUowbg Sakbath. aa fsiineat tra cf Fraik. t-
from in the Legislature; andj when h f r p 11 H f r i - 'tMZ -The red e of .the fumade M.hmT lia cttyVia "tU grtU xltxxx hi . ,i A ,
- iTnirv.iK. JlUlJi-.1' -A.r- a v -,r. ..v-. - iVo. crave-was hidden cat of sight by the .t,-,s s -av - ; - . ,
8oeaK.ne ,wia-eay -Bomexnmei -rii.- ..i- v Trta J wi;.Wi, ri-K-rr rAnVn' l- iv,.T,;MlwDru wcuca vie crou-cr ocicro no i i . . r. .
worthy of our attention.?
The
Bickett
nouncement
that has
that his platform is entirely "sensible
free from demagogaery.
Ae oiatesvui
" flrtw-M that bereaved love had scat has. iaatUcroa. ..: J-wtia ,caxaWrr.l Y.rrrJ u
a m .L 1. ' . . . - " a I . ....... H AC r, .
as tokens x)trememDranoo,,ieneaui 1 1 learnea to play com, not aiUMa-i - i " - v -billow,
of flowers she sleeps, and the fog not la my own hoabut In the " "i l ; ."Ul ' !
-Mes. F; S.SrniriLL Pbes.' lon the centie spirit :T of V Elizabeth I teem la which she was held.
.' -y. .- ',V-I '-.-r.-:r i " " i 1. 'l.'1J3 iV- I a v .1.- -r ;-a .V -
Mnnrftfl Jnnyni aiv. thf Mr. J. juavcaapter wiu.oo uBiu; ..m JJunmgton; rc .rv4 a tne
's is the most original n- new:Masonicf Hall "(Bickptt &r-Yzr- Qf Her aunVMrarTisdale c just ls the
- of candidacy for .office boroucrTr building,. on Jane 6th. lHhtof a newldav:was, enmsoniarr
aopeared in some time. andlrn:oA L: -r- ; .'.wtwaiir.w
UVVU, Ak W.Wy.'aU.' - ' r ' UIO UBSk ,UU, Ulll iUUlUUlg iuaj v.
1 i.-V'- -ilV.V
hoae"b( Dy
to play -wi;h then tod U-U ca 1 10: cf tLabcr netr
; ' t , i- ' s ttvii ..V... f t la, .-."; : w . , ... , ., . -
Awes :WgT6x-Srsuit. lir!1 lI;,,i7: Jrod;.rriiay.