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State Democratic Ticket.
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ROUKT H i.LKNV
hot Llrulriint l".t)fMi:
KRAS'-'IS 1 WINSTON
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l.KOKf.l-: H liKOWN. Jr
Statr Auditor
It I. ll.ON
Stair Trf '
It K LACY
Sriirlsiv i'f Slutr
J. liRYAN C.RIMK.S.
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ROHI.RT I r.ll.MI.K
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J. V JOYNKK
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II. It. VAKM-.K
Coi'i;i'.Hu CiiinuMsMunrr
S. I.. KOC.LKS.
CoinmivMon r of AKni'ul!lin :
S. I. PATTF.kSON.
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GILIU'.KT B r.TTI-.KM.N.u! KoiK-vm
PrtvdentiHt Kltrtr.1- Mth' Disinci:
H I. CMliWlN.
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Kirat Judi
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GKOHCiK w. WARD
County Democratic Ticket,
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. A. L SHAW.
House nl Ri-'resi-:i':itn i-s:
E. I. HRITT. C t-'IH !:.
SheiiiT:
CKORi.l- B. McI.KOD.
'itj-ister of I)ieiK:
D. V. BULLOCK.
Treasurtri :
AK'JM. A. McLKAN.
Coroner:
GKORG1-: I.. KANCKH.
Survivor:
J. I-!. rURCLLL.
Coiui'iv Commi.-.sionen:
T. W. CARTfR. R. R. HARMiS, J.
HOI'OIN. C. A. OI.IVLR.
J. L TOWNSUM).
Constable --Lumbtrte 11 Towashi;,).
FRANK BARNHS.
"Allow us. Mr KoWsonian."
says the lied Springs Citi.tii. "'to
jump at another conclusion. Vmi
say it is generally believed that
SheriiT MeLeod would have been
nominated by a much larger ma
jority on tho second ballot. As
the margin was so narrow, een
with the eight votes of Red
Springs, would it not have been
lietter to have called the roil again V
It waB a close call for the "ma
chine," too close for comfort, and
they stuck to the firht ba'.'ot, you
remember. "
Why in the thunder -didn't vuu
ask for n second ballot then in
stead of whining about it now
like a whipped 'puppy V Thoiv ia
something wronja; with a paper
which snys ;t will support the
nominees of a convention and stili I darry oix, who win uive ueaaiormost irom a tower
questions their fitness as ofiic rs!orie hundred and six feet hiorn into a tank of water
and even their nomination. Get
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off the fe'ice ;md support the nom
inees of the Democratic Conven-
t tion cordially, if at nil if you i
-can tuo tins, say nothing about
?' tbem. I'f this is impossible, side
J, with the Republicans openly and
f fairly, but stop saying you will
support the ticket and still do all
against it which suggests itself or
i 1. . la flu rrrroutii1 fn i n r! ' n In n r-1 r, . . 1
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I. .t flnmaiL'kara unit lf 4liA iui., .!
. w . - . auu id. iu- rrj v; j '11-
know where you are The policy
of thfe Citizen, in regard to some
of the candidates, thus far, has
; been that of "damning with faint
j praUe.'' -s.
The idea that there is no neoes-
ity for your voting when your
( party is going to win is a mistaken
f tuie.
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iihbbfl tlif cront'"t Msitiilitu'S
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for cixl i' ! UMiehwm
mliniitiatrittmn under our form uf
urcriiiiKMit. Kvery innn nuiBt
leml Imiul to tho wM't-1 1 not
only sliow lii own intri't in
pulilu- ntTni rs. Iut stiiuu IhU tlmt
of otlur. 'I'hw clumv of Hdinmif
trution resta with th jtojili' ml
with them nlono If they prove
r-rr nut to their duty, fnil to tHke
Mil intiTi'st niid I'.xjin-Hs thi'tiiwdves
in -oii-ntion hiuI at tho polls
pxe rMiidulHteH to l ohouen imd
politico to U tiiMiiipulnted by h
few. on their own shoulders reMa
the burden of ininumnHt'nient and
the ili-nlTeelion whirh follows
, Where eery one hus partn :pateil
in Biifh ii IT a i i re.sulta tire only
! rliHr'eMble to the w ill of the mil-
!jority and .should they not prove j
j BHtisfactory to all, the diseHti-ti d I
, eleinent will at leHSt have the cmi- i
, si'iuiisnesH of having performed ;
their duty isithfully and in their
jdefeut Buluiiit to tho will of tire
! majority. Let all come out and
'te. Let no onereinaiii at !io:i e.
'P1H duty of citi.etibhip ia ini'iim-
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.charge it fn thfully.
Tomorrow in
the last day you
ran register
unless you become i
qualitied Jietween i hen and the day I
DONT FAIL TO
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JONES CARNIVAL COMPANY'S
ATTRACTIONS AT
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ONE WEEK BEGINNING
Oct. 31st. Nov. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th,
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This will be a week of fun and frolic in Lumber
ton. There will bo Band Concerts every half
hour. Six
rr 68 Attractions Dai i
One of these Special
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9my IIirefc) ana One-nail leeL QCep
Professor Louis Selzter,
er, will ride a Bicycle and
in mid air one hundred feet from the ground.
Dutch Baker will amuse
T-l T
rarmer Jones.
This Company carries
Ten High Class Shows;
Memgo-Round and Ferris Wheel.
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whii li Hci'uuula for the lutil onn-
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'uvornor of North C'arolmn
A Statl f:lgur Anvwher.
D.-ar, kindly, Mitt Kauaom,
.ratwhil Am.ricau inmialer hnrs,
in th daya Imturu '.hern wn iti
KinliaMy. Hh wi tho pink of
cnirtmy, a real chevalier, roman
tic iu i my, ulwnya Cheatorliold
liu. ovon to tho point of innkinK
! the moat pohto M.'XicaiiB despair
i f rivaling him. In hi aohtary
' walis Miniater RHKoin litcd the
Alatnea. a d th rui'" d- la K
orina. then n t tiuiit up. H Wat
t ,IiCj , j jjnrn-'iun Pu.iS-'ti, volcano
t,,p,, tinned with pink, a pretty
girl' bright eyes, a nobl horae,
and oil of Gi d'a good thing. l
wa(J ft 8tat,eiv figure anywhere, and
nl8 aianuera were of the fine old
rioutnem achotd. He should be
mado an archangel.hu had the
tigurn and the dignity. H.9 Ian-
;;tir.go wsb choice atid he w as nice
about verbal usug-i. To know
him was to b-ve him, b r he was a
man ot personal charm. Mexican
If-rtild..
Tom Wat n is to follow iiryan
thr 'i:gh Indiana, and will ho him
;t' . ,loAt-d I'V S.-i.attT Fair-
, i:8. Indiana is playing a pretty
t . tT ga me.
ATTEND THE
Attractions is Professor
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Champion Wire Walk-
walk a wire stretched
you on his trauese as old
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ATIONERY
J. :i't you? If
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t nur xru-tli tlio kind
you (i( t:iru como m
undivo us tho pkmu
urt) of ahowinp you
our tin utjtfortraent
of writing necessi
ties. We will boplad
to do this even if you
do not intend to pur
chase anything just
now. We only want
you to become ac
quainted with this
department of our
store.
W'
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Phone 31.
Whatever
The farmer need. we make a no
cull v of hunilling. lt' in cur hue;
it's iiui business lo krep farm aup-pb.-s
uf all kinds ami wr stric U
ki,) our slock frcdi uml equal to
a!! demands. We f-1 1 1 1 continue
aenl for the celebrated
Hickory Wagons,
Which for years have wen such
genrial satisfaction i-i this .mil
other sections, and unhesitatingly
say lha' for farm and ro ut pur-ioses
it is not excelkil. Besides having
a supply of tlu'se on hand we have
ncei.wv received a lull line of Cart
and Waguu. WhctL. and
Open and Top Buggies.
We .hi- the or:;;i naturs of the'
bu;!v business i:i t! "s ; .u;, ..mi
think our pas; experience enables
us o !e especial alten'.ion to all
w ho purchase nl us. We can sup
ply ii with Harness, Briii.es. Col
lars Whin:-, fie, &c. Accept our
thaiks for -oer past p.ttroi: .ige,
and ;ive us a share of your future
favors.
Verv tru'.v ouis,
0. C. NORMENT 4 CO,
FALL OF 1904.
W. I. LINKHAW & CO.
We have thi" wnek received our
fisrt shipment of fine MuleB and
Ho raoa direct troai the farms of
Tennesseo. We find by experience
that this class of Stock is bott-jr
suited to our cmnrry than Mules
shipped from the Far West. At
all times during the entire season
! our Subles will he well stockud
with. Mules Minted to all purposes
Woari HEADii:ARTEKS for
i Bnggn:9 and WuJiia. Our line
is l:uurposed on anv North Car
'oliua Mi.rket. Our Purchases .or
the fall trade uri v. rv hefivy
Have jus" unloaded a Car of th
Celebrated ir'oi.d St-1 Ax!u
AUBURN WAGONS
all a'.--?. Also Smaller Slnprnirot
uf Hu-.k''.rv, Ib-dmcjit, fluckney
ft'id ot her mi ken.
BUGGIES, BUGGIES, BUGGIES
ri'ric'ly first class nnd up to
d:it in sl vle aii'i fin iili. Ti:
muk.'n :r-;,d i;n i ; t r 'ductioii
f U".-!:ie'V, Iji c ,ck, Wr- nn, and
llcck II'H ar-: known to be brme
the mt'P'- r'di-.bh-: mok"S ofl'errii
to the t ud-:). Wo huv-' other make
uf lower grad. . ,
Wo think we are in position ti,
"Ripply your needs. No house buys
cheapor and no one sells cheaper
Thr nking vq for pat libera!
patronns?o and bT fair tvd straight
deaitns'8 hope to merit a contiu
uatsco of same.
W. I. LINKHAW & CO.
Sept. 20, 1901.
DO YOU. READ?
II So the
otel News
Supply Yonr Wants.
This enterprise so much needed
in our town has just been, estab
lished. From now on you can get
the daily State papers, the leading
Northern dailies, the best monthly
magazines and periodicals, to
gether with a well selected line of
the moat readable and desirable
new norels at our stand, Call and
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Men's Youths' and Boys' Clothing.
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I M"n'"Sn;! fiiin ft in Jis , t,ulh .Suil (loin ft ; f it y; U Sulla
I llilli .,1 i"rn: Iii .. iru ( r v ..(. Ilwin f I c o lo fifiuo; 'i.iilll' OvriCudla
fi..ni i I f 7 y. .Mrai I'AM'S In.lll SS cmli up lo f oo Voullm lnt tluni
S i iruli u. , .. . Jk.) ' rii! torn :s cruU U $1 3.
Shoes for Everybody.
Men Shoe, from emu lo 1 5 ou r jwtr IjUe' Short from 7H ceuta to l 50
ix-i wir , Itoyi' Shoe Ifouj y ct nl to I v. ChiMrfn' Short from 15 crnta up.
Bargains for the Ladies.
J,a.htV kirt from so criili to y,, Inlic' Jacket from 1 1 AS to ti 1 50; Ladlca
urn ln.iii v' vein lo f 50. Calico 4c
uinr.jiun i- jcr ant All
Come an. I m-c :hI c coiivinccil that
I'r i'ea. Vmira fur Uunineas,
BLACKER BROS.
PIANOS-'T-COST.
' ) jnauo tiini jum oue out of hindum has left aeveral high-grade
Plan, s of ditterent makea which were, on i onaiguuK nt. Thene
lauc ujust tie aold iu ml '.'0 daya or retnrncd to tti lactoriea.
! Now is voor i Iihikt of a lifetime to ?et a Fine. Piano at or below
i factory coat.
'A PIANO AT YOUR OWN PRICE
)V 'n caa.T terms or for cash. We will ship the Piano cn frie trial at
J our ex)KntK- Von take no risk. There are only eight cf theie pianoa,
j some slightly uaed. fefc, fifS
One 5500 GfilGkerlno npriQlit. almost flood as new, $175.
t.. HKMKMI'LK. these Piaimawill he returntl to factory if not sold by
N'ovcnilH-r I Write quick if yon want cue. State ptiie and terms
yor. w idi tn r.iv First answers -et first clioicr. Renumber there Hre
onlv H Pina'.s and their buyers will save from f i". 00 to $1,000.
f n) Tics is not ;i fake sale and ia not contacted with any other adver
tiser :n this pajiet. ADDRESS
FACTORY AGENT, care P. O. Box 237,
Fayetteville, N. O.
A lot of mi in y had I n lost I y paying too much for goods.
Read thes'i prices i::d eoe hjw mn:h y u havn lost.
Homespun for 4i cents per yard,
K-k . i to- 4 c-.it- ' i o cents per yard,
Outings f r r coi.ts to lOcnts per yard,
All Wool, yard wide, Vonetian Dress Goods for JJ'Jc per yard.
Ladies Capes and Jackets.
.( (() Jackets fcr
s Uv J rickets for
fj U0 .Iar:kot for
ipes from 7r
Clothing !
The Larst Stock of CLOTHING ever s, en in Luinbertou,
aod pr 0"S t.) nut all. Look at these prices:
$15 ):) Suits fi r - - - $7.r0.
10 Suits fer - - 5.00
liuvs Su.is for jj;i)s 4 to 0 v 'iirs. from t)S: up to $5.00.
5(K) Overc .,1 M est b- s .Id quick. 'Prion- $1 50 to $10. 00,
1 0!)0 11 it - i'..r ipaick soiling. Prices from 253 to $2 50,
500 Pair SIi.i). r"i!v to keen your bet. warm. MooVShocs 98.
Ladies' S i; -iv !''. n;. C ii'drtn's Shoes !57c. np.
ICntire, Sl"ck New Goods Vou all know that we do just
ns e s ii'. C ir a ihi!o these liargaius last. SKLZ and
liANIcTKR bt.(;e-..
AARON
KSiMG CLOTHIER.
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New
Legal Blanks oi all Kinds For Sale at this Office.
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our ooiltcan uot c merit lonut because our
we are the leailei in m lo-ilate Good and
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Clothing" ! !
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EINSTEIN.
I have just moved into the handsome new
i Proctor Building, wlieie my facilities for com
fortably handling my increasing trade have
been greatly improved. New, fresh stock in
General
Merchandise
Has been added and our customers' require
ments can be filled. We do not overstate ihe
matter when we say our store is one of the
handsomest and our stock one oi the best
selected in the town.
Let us convince you by a trial that we can
serve you to your advantage.
Very truly,
K. M BIGGS.