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" ,1 ' c v v 7- . 1 1 administration. , cotton averaged'-7
.'SLi.- 3m : Sea3L of: HeKmlevs administration
luiuisiration cotton ftvrflfTrf . K 1A8 1
McKinley s. ,
cetitfejffl pimndvTbe last,. yeaj of
what win iTrfifi W NMntff ottbn
The Republican Koosevelt iyanic
has put
bearing upon .the relation of nation- - - Thf IowabV ovaw v; 1
ftdmimstmions-to ct)6a itimea Md.-i,a;A -S.ri4t. -e - ,- -
hard fjniesnthM inviastiation : is
bringing wondmurbelated,
vrndicaUoji'sof hel jDemocra'tio ' 're-
It has been abnaanUy.-i39ven, yoftWeg;.:-N6rth CafolikSrioei
it
and is not denied, mat an tne , pan- wprA iaf,;f i o f-o - f-
ics in our history since th4 waWet W than'thk NflYnrlr' ;.fe4:
come under Kepublican - admins trust that these figures maybi
" 7 r . v - v : i ome service1 -to voiu XheyVare
it has been well established that 'this accurate. Ofiheir1 a IccurScy i'
one had ite beginning nndegM- nofot TheiafeioiUekr
BOQ'fi adrairJatratio to Xk C& ll
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rurm Vvwe v SheppnirecVgnJz&l
to feel the effects-of this present 0ne of -the" .most acburate to4
itooseveit panic; irat, witn.tije. price rBtatiticians of : the United ; Stated
of cotton tftmbliner. to nears ceiirH.L, u c.?-T-' --s-::i
nTTiifril'ir ill IiNr IPrillllH ITT TIIu i'TarmlrifT I '. . 1 ' . V-t-r-' - - J-..
interests of t the. bouth, it, should Qxt Will notice tKktJ dnrinKi
prepare the farmers of tlw Sqatt tftoLvearsl93.fM9i::ana 1sifrKirVt
8iv wiClu, wuBiuciauuii tu v"ie80me penQd3 (Iur mg the season t coti
tacts ot historr.aa to the relation of R-Xq reached ih. 1893' 7 ,1.4 imt2
national administration to gfcUng the BaroyearV also' reacHed
BiworioouW;-,,:;.( 9 15-16::;and' while in 1894: it
Hon.
oodafdj, pt"AWaeM5-0-i6,;dBriiiB: thesami
. .Jiff m Yba A l- 'a f - A -r -' a, V i 5 f a V I ,r- " .'. .i '
-ui- t;tiaa 1 dtrnislie a; ,theT com-Tteason'it reached 8 5-16- cents; and
inmuon or - prices -oi,conon under whUe in,18U5 - it : soM as Iowr&STS
Gleveland's-aTid nmdsr McinleyVoents; yef'mucbpf 'itheTcotto
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ituiuiuisirauoua wxucu is given oeiow
and
con8ideied
sibly be affected by protective tion, the" h;ghest price at which) ;cbt4
tariff, as the price is fixed in the mar-4ton:wassoId was in7l8986 9-1B per
kpta of t.h wnrlrl whiiA tfio-v ro- f i nAnnM T v.'? : o'oo u,.
u..v uv lWu uyuuui auu.ilt'J,O70. tut llCBb UllCp
ajrhich'cotton IpldJ was :T 13-16
producing cotton has beerLArNJatrhi
laieiy increased Dy me exactions I cents. r A - ,
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.TA;nousniQ SPEECH.
Tibe'ltcsi'sratlvo'and; .County
Franklin AIso-Grpct tho Pcol
1:7 edriesdly wia'tho' Sopehinff Jdav
of the County::rpAavkj3 .iHVFraallin;
;whea the candidates for. the ,Ieu!a
tore addcoanty offices met with- the
Bhor t BpeTchei,-" andrp tc cir o f
1 t
thaywdeTdi3jw Kx-G o verd
RPf-cMfe9 B-Avcob Ve. ..The r-
Gqvernor was at higieat,"and - while
we tiaye Heard Jiim many tirafwc
MeV-hard him rnike" ttore
powerful speech than the -one to sd a
- tirV. -A l-Zf -tli v
National and Stale Wuestiofia exhibit-
great thc&fght nI I accuracy) tnd
he made every thing so plain that no
ms meaning. , He-was frequentlr an-
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to:;:.;.-; t!o c 'rt rr;-i -n- r
fourth (z r. ! :-.;nv r ! T -eat
took ri .r cr. I fc;u 3
cduLI !eil ; if t!;-.Tililn: t
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tools zr.J ;
dr.: l :: v
jiou-cy'vrs v ; f;! J V;. rTr,
eoch th: Mr; .IllcVwtt i.. , b
nominating CoL A?.W II, rx xa
nisi th'i r.ociina;!:' fcr At' rr.at
GehendTh ratnpi:-n ' c'.
that he U now making uln t
hiia.-ablf, i.i.Liijr c iuji;".!,'- uir
ptxid eur t n J -1 i go rv u ; ' h ,1 "tr " th
raosUtriwin,; Cgurc'ia. thcpiriijl
contcat of the hour ia North Car-
ii. ts. w u. m CbiTiotty 01
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Ucpuuucitt tbaircuuIL R-IIiirjJi: 1 fl r ;t;; : .e"
atufalio v.: rU;;;, .7:1,7' "W7 7-'7
1 axce number owho cam a inrmtA' in ,t... c. . . I . . . i!
. "T"': ".v . "w-WJO AV. OL3ht where lbo-wr rari Lr on .-1 i'.V
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number of ladies who irraced tbe oc-
j!uua irAUi . luar presence.; uno laayi
remarKea tnat-sna could not set. how
any man.daia-vote UnV thins ' but a
powerful sneech.- Had w th n9 i ,-" ;i 4 . - .i - - ' !
woubeBlad , ; v S:,r, : 1T ':V7;:7; V
.ine uenderaon Cornet I3and ,fur- audicoca of ab!ut '2l kMri tv. r .tiitc rnviw rti:-
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fecT' ! r:rsrZ.'-' ymet:aal tl.cy were ia r.rch of A-rn ' r-7C7' '" . ? ' 7:s?,
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people at thev following ; yimea nd
places; : ..vi,:: ; " :' - S: i 1
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oi a nign tarin and the robberies- of . - ; .
w- VHVV mum V,? BJU-
lected irusis. f ?i rt
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crti auixiuniv. are asioiiowa? -'--v:",r v-rw' vi."," .
7 , . I rv has noon mtivq omn rr mw noma . - 1 S
OTxTnipYtr CcyT.Gorrigis.
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Hi 4uh-a 4)exifo'crat,fkvway8
i6KV--: 7-v' n. -.TU.iit
uatesviile, Monday, Uctober -U
7ttoir
rOlifpnV-SIilLtAdnesd-r.'f ctolrTr
muuBUO1 uVtilf3W At3wH mC2rv tvRTOTOl?3W ci; loaie- m:.Lne
prices for th, j&m igt gf 8J' not Votejfor
ministrations of Cleveland and Mc- prohibition; for the reason that I was
Kinley
againstthe jmeasure, : but I : cannot
Cleveland was inaugurated ' March i see-how that has anything to do witn
15-16 cents per pound: : the ; lo west tion, and do not see now r.uy : good
price was 7 1:4 cehts per pound. In I Democrat can : turn;agnTt s his party
SKthe
SfoweH was 5
...1.1' f pft. rTira vol Us
was 5 9-16. 4 In 1896 ' the highest cast my, vote for the entire Demd
price was 878Vi theowswas craticticlketJ from Bryan ..down-, to
I'ownship ConstableV and will ' rd-
'rPrJ. shaUgotir-he
V hd
Demoj-'l
1-16.
VPanioriuiaT ve
fe? ttPTTf fjfT; iiv.;f fTiids doin
th satdc 1 1 1 1 -f ; ! - i
C X. f i'JJ Ilk 1 EA' IIEESBT.
cents per pound.- -the -'lowest "was
513-167'- Inl898 the highest price C -1 'A"- BlFthday, Party.
was 6 9-16the lowest wa8'Vl5-i6n'!: a Upartt
' In 1899 - the highest-vp rice vwasi 7
13-16, . the lowests.t
me mgnesi price was lij .tne
lowest was 7 8-16.' ' - 'r
last Saturdaafternoon. it being his
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lorrrft nnmhor ftf littln frtllrn - rTfSP.n
each of whom brought him a :littl
:It,wili th-W ' b&ftsefifl ithatrVcoffoh TOA-AW'lIajIg I
leached' ft$WetvVricn
'yeari'TRSRVM '8b6$0 b kfTKir,Ca andttherf cilltumnated3TWithi;:Lma-n
iiiaTFMn am J l i i a r . . .. - -
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Cleveland' and McKinley,we -find
that for the year 1893,, the first vear
tofl alerid 2,fc cents' fer WuVd.
The first year of :'MaKiniey- admine
istration cotton . averaged 6 '15,16
ents per' pound.' 'Kv- -' 7:
in 1894, the'
Cleveland 1 administration, ''cotton
3"a"ttariese lantern's 'ttfidcah&lesV" T-tje
fal-vlh Thft littifi ones
cajoie , in after .frolicking for r-florae ,
FranklintonV.: iSaturday,r October
J Louisburg, Mon7, NfiTember 5
r The peopTeTare cordially, lnrited
to attend -.these' appbintmenta and
hear, the issues discussed.- ;,
rsttyl thT ,MJjoy- Joa probtbly
raiUt b ixjoucid to -uk a U'
IX was reporUd ht he o4 lif c
UDaJiiIli tLQi bavin
in.laccd". by hb bettor hair U ; rt
laaui Vith her and the chl'drca'tta-
te ad bfgolxsa: cut V'i o tb
Slickef bird
Dr. O. llU.U" 7
Mciia A; HarrU
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rdtr wre obeyed, but ocr! II. 0. Krrf f . , i.C)L . . . . ...
Sy tiid" siyt that Ifcjwr.fprViLV. " : , I.VJL'S f. "j . T ."""- .
coinmisaioncrt.'-, It U uU' il.ji ho
prefermj th ncratoatioa f r Trcii-
: VCbm'n Dem. Ex. Cod?,' .
I wllbe' piesent on the above
dates," either in personor by deputy,
to couect.the taxes due for 1903. f
H. GV KearxetV Sheriff.
Tr. BICKriTrT' wiK
preferrJ th ncratoatloa f r Trc
urer, but aa old rain Tbarnagtoa
had jdreadr been igTeed upon, hg
would hate to take wbu be coaM
wili. YarboiD thtaaro, anJ apc4
ogwod tor tiot hiring, a jVc?"
preaent, but tiki be, MI hare a-h:t-a
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ttript hero that I hurriedly preprcl j
that I desire to ma, r It onlv txk
him a few minutes to rcjJ hU.cMaj
said odVo! his bearers, tnl th baU
ance of the et enin wss ir.t in
cialn confib, Ac. Odo aatclir
statement of Mr. Ysrboroah, t i
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Striking Figure in the pres-
;ent CampaUrn-: ; 7"
one of his hearers, was thai th,JV;n. I yary.n-ti Hrc ! . j v -it 4, .
oe'rata bad rssYvd. Uw.th.ti 'n V r.n 1 J. K Taj J of - : :
was. allowed - to .rr-ttcr -,r.U- ! U. CVU.,a f:' .-! '-wl 1 C
was go.n? to - vole the DcocM-ratia J C iJ.-.Vst ' !-- I : ' v"
ticket." To bo sura Mr. Varborr: :? J If V'trjc 'v' .? 1 ' ;,:
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'Ws tiresminM when he c?.-!o thU
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at Epson od Wedr.Ur, wbf (t: v i -: ;'" ':
PW.' Bickett; .Democratic candidate
for Attorney General spoke in the
i torvsln count? courthoaso to-ni"!it.
'if
Aycocko wef ,wi:h thf cr.
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me made thbest fppech heriril her, OnThr.r?.-! iy .rCr at I.v.;rJf .x-d.-.c r i
dfornpfnl' and : cv-J-vatn Tfte thtTw -;upM I'-.tn at to !, rr' C'7 . .
i was do cam ur . jir puensr uj i T. . tt , .,. .
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1 and he breached an ai'C; 1 lie -li-
ehce into a state of real enthu?;
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Mr. DiCKett-is - getting niure gJry
out5 oi.'ther6atfv'as9' 'this" fear t J;uu any
other man in NortVCr.nJuvx -TLc
tWvA until a 'la e hotir. th&lV- ';h" 1:0
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going home voting Master Roland an
ideal host, and' wishing : him many
happy returns, ot the day. :
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appeared are singing his praxes ta
the sky. His lino common 'st?nsi:
charming, gracious manner, rich cul
ture, learning, and plain, single lien-
-t?oaof our t cv: ! b -.r 1 1
hi.n I r.for ar. I thy 'I'ilo ! ia II" f
VpJl't i rC -,vl crod a: D--': f ,
on .TUurf n -!it, a.l t':. : ;,;'"
fzv thit' !; dil t!..r.t : v " "r
'' "Tvd;.v t!..i rir. liJa!. ar- st l' : :
trevil.i-, :v.; i i --..rr.... :..-t ... t
at Ct-tr K.tL. Mr. W A.
of Hickory, n Jt:.? r-.kcr, r;.;': - ;
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