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fftii4 to miigbtm th m-r tXly
ta&tod ftcd oppo4 bi kttci.
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to tb diacffttie ticket bd yosr
mojrulf o eomUtmt thn ftt
cow Yt4 y tbftt Mr . McKo
2U wft ftkd by th ehiz 'w to j
id Ut. Cfo ia bie tttoii to ftbftt
the Atcitfte, Toe cberiff bat
beta vr a?tjire io ;?me partf of
the coouty to mppium eiobi where
tbe owoer bftd no poiiticftl iofla
eooe. Over twmty of tbeee fta
calied cWotoomn are toppoted to
bt io SftJwbary, an iBftey fti ft
balf d au cao be eeo from the
t&erilf office dor, Yoo bd fet
ter gtftctive with the "Head
light" ftud urge the sheriff to do
bin ddty, or d yo feel toward
h i m at yoo did tbe gpeocer clob
r'ora two year ego that eipot
are oald b iojurioa to yoor
political caoaef Mr. Button, do
yoo kuo that tbe Baptitt Bitf,
pabliabed ly Dr. C. A G. Tbom
ftfpaitoi of the Fit Btptiit
cborcb of Salisbury, if io extet
auce? M ay be yoa bare nerer read
ft copy, Allow ft few extract of
the latent ifoe to I e giren for
ycufperafal. It may eoligbteti
you ftud opeo your eyee to iome of
tbe f bort coaitngi cf your choice
for bigb fberiff of Bowao Cuuty
Di, f hom layi gftliibury it tbe
place to get tbi beet and meaoeit
wblekey to tbe laod, he aaye ca
Iqol od brotbeii re twin moo
iter od our ftathoritiet boold
take matteii iu biodaod clean up
the city lie fftye tbe emftll boya
are eaiily fourjd that riolate the
Iftw hut the blind tiger oeyer,
lit ftiyi tbe blind tigon are cot
blind, Ibeir doore are opeo aod
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untiiiHifeti.
To WJ-VM 11 MAT COCKX :
It bftriog two recently
bro&gbt to oar fttti&tioo tbftt Mr.
w H Bartoo of gpeccr, C.
& ftfttw tbroogb tbft Cvlumoe of
ft pftmpbkt ditd by Mm &ud cali
4 gjcoer Electric HdHgbtf
tbat, ftt isftotbg of Boftrd of Al
dri&e& of Too of Bphuwr, N C.,
rbo the clofiog op of irbUky
Clob of td Towa wm bisg di
cuie3, J. D, Dirett, Mcyor ftud
Recorder of Town of Sp&cer, N
C, wfts oppoi&d to isftkiog ftoy ef
fort to cloe tixm out, we, i
maiaUT of id Boft'd of AJder
meu ftod beiog prieut at said
mwt'wg, tjtlwf 'wg in (ir piy t
!1 ftud vie biog to joiticy doo
dm it or dety to fttt ibt Mr
D;r$tt wm jaot cpp:d to the
tuning of ft moreoooot looking to
the doe lag oot of id Ciubi, bat
oo tbe cootrftry, ttfttod psbiicly
fttiftid metbg tbftt if aoy one
would briug bim the eTideoce
tbftt tbeftid Clobe were rwujuag
e-otrftry to iftr, be would, e
Wayor sod Bocrder, pat tbic
oat cf baiiuete.
It ii mttr of record tbftt be
fcopt hi word, ftod tbe etid Club
were oot ouJy cour tcted iu hi
Coart, bat required, $, & part of
bit jadgmeot, to dieiiolre find
arreader their charten.
Signed,
V. fULK,
a, D. Wewht,
V. M, Nuts MAW,
W, B: MoKiv-xr,
Memberi of the board of Alder
men of the towo of Spencer. '
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feiwepf MtMt U likft Neture 1 1 inflMenee-Hie Mood
1 Mbed in tbe oe wWeb ftlyM.lito to the blood -tbe
iJ rei of Ibe bo4y bora ,ofirrt
a-etlylty coi tbe Itoue mbWU wWb bM aecwrBuleted
durbj tfae wMrf
About uitir vsnrtt aora while In Newark, New f emir,. I hfMJ.chllW
memm UMUtm, t hmimm mimrjfjwma,
limOT.lfafcalM f to
tJk hu I nut timber UM 4 Nv vr bo
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It wa dweE p by Owi
!f!ff iSiSSS?
' pKtyitmi, nmr he wad to b&ve bad
! Boelo ll- He it clr refused to
fdlt tiM that It was tbe pamakooxit
ttt t 6l?bd extradirry
4 ftctlrltj io upon tfc eooxtor
Mr- Tfeft, wtca5 be b& aisee dedared
fee be tt caeci of boe &od tbe e&e
icy of p0p&iz.T goTeras&eot.
ft would aeess tLi.t beQht to x&ak
Mffie ilgkt &taKfwl6dsex&est of hi
isdebtedseM to &e Des&pcratlc party
for mtitsfsetinz tbls laaoe to bSm. At
least, be migttt pat tbe issue in aoota
tkm smrke, '
He is low fedT&catliij tbe direct
eleedoa of secators, bet if be ever ex
eeed himself la iaror of this reform
earlier tbao two years ago tbe fact
baa eaeajed my obaerratkai, a&d I
bare not mJy wstcbed e&refuDy, but
waited anxiously, for some favorable
exreaio& frosa Ma
Long Fight For Popular Election ef
6enatra.
Tbe De roocraticy party betaa the
bt for tbe popular election of sena
tors twenty years ago this summer,
i ben a Dex&ocratle boose of repre
sentatives &t Wasbictoo passed for
tbe first time s resolution ubmlttlnj
tbe seoessary ameadsoeM. Since that
time a similar resolution baa bees
passed by tbe bouse in fire other coo
fTfses first, is 184 by another Dem
ocratic bouse; tben, after two con
gresses hsd elapsed, by three Republi
can bouses, a&d, last, by the present
Democratic house. During the twenty
years the reform has bees indorsed in
three Democratic platforms, the plat
forms of 1&00, 1904 and 1908, and it
has been indorsed by the legislatures
of nearly two-thirds of the states. Mr.
Roosereit must have known of the ef
fort which was being made by the peo
ple to secure tbe popular election of
senators, and yet be took no part in
the fight During this time be waa
president for seven and one half years,
and it is quite certain tbat a ring-in
message from him would hare brought
rtetory to tbe people's cause, but no
message came. Four years ago the
convention which he controlled and
which nominated Mr. Taft rejected,
by a rote of seven to one, a resolution
indorsing this reform.
Still Mr. Eooserelt did not say any
thing. He neither rebuked the Repub
lican convention nor indorsed the
strong plank which was included in
the Denver platform. Evtri Mr. Taft
went so far during the campaign of
1908 aa to eay that PERSONALLY be
waa INCLINED to favor the popular
election of senators by the people, but
Mr, Roosevelt did not even indicate an
Intention in tbat direction. Now, wben
the reform is practically secured the
amendment being before the states for
ratification he declares himself In fa
yor of It, Would ft not be fair for
blm to indicate in some way bis ap
preciation of the long continued fight
waged by tbe Democrats in behalf of
this reform before be espoused it?
T. ft and the Income Tax.
Mr, Roosevelt la in favor of an in
come tax. How long since? His first
Indorsement of it waa during his sec
ond term, and then It was suggested
aa a means of limiting swollen for
tunes and not aa a means of raising
revenue. The Democratic party in-
eluded an Income tax provision in the
Wilson law of 1894. When this pro
vision was declared unconstitutional
by the lupfeme court by a majority
of one the Democratic party renewed
the fight and has contended for the
Income tax in three national cam
paign!, In 1908 tbe Democratic plat
form demanded the submission of an
amendment apeclfically authorizing
an income tax the very amendment
now before the states for ratification.
Mr, Rooieyelt'e candidate, Mr, Taft,
declared during the campaign that an
amendment was not necessary, and
Mr, Rooievelt never made any ftrgu
uBtal fctfam et Bit enentcfj
I MM ASMtr ynr SaiwgHj 8fM- :r
&3ssesze wmss$&&m.
asASc-'SMsep, ImOi is ISffl. wises
asgja weasi Jae w a-asffia&
is 2JI tfea Ik wrote Ms Sazasfss 1-1
ter so 3& Haaidasas ag tie ssa
fsm& taea Mr. HasriissE raised,- - J
WafSar isw Mr, Eoosereii teek I
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to cr caT
SoiuerMBlt.
eampaiSB txmxxibatkms hrhzBua alv
adopted the DeasoeratSe poshicc k
be ba. bees csspelid to tarn a. eosa-1
lim the &4soerae platans deicaud-1
ed the pcblieatioai before election cf
tbe cashes of !tdirtdual eostrlbstc-s
aiid the wstra'j eostribnsed- Mr.
Rooaevelt at tbat tinse indorsed' Mr.
Taffs iitatioE that tbe poblieataoa j here oi J ti otser Si yrettj csre is; e f-essuf. ITSjsry -aa xrvs 2
should b deferred -cats after the elee- j OTer eatry ttsi-, ssd Sf li Waaf. KscSbS ISgaBsecaJSe ieagae
tSofi, asd even went eo far as to giw j baa asySiix & c wttl. it tisey vffl sQe s-pgx ie letiaB icKaer.
reasons for believing tbat it womld be Mrs. JEarsaS is lasmics-y 5&mggggs 13m isss&Be faa-r-laapruper
to make the smbUcados 'be- Sed ita vel, EPt besssse fe Ja psri g.as -aaEgasEEU'fert sbe
tore the election. Two years later he I recoccixe the lernastwey off -be ssSKii a e&ixxim wesm 4c tbe prla-
(KCiaxe is iaror 01 paoiicity belose
and after the eleetloc. landing 011 tbe
Democrat:- side shortly before tbe law
waa enacted earryiiig out tbe Demo
cratic platform en this subject. Here,
surely, bg ought to praise the Demo
cratic party for the pioneer work It
baa doue in prrifjing politics.
Here are a few of the thlsgs which
bear tbe Democratic brand, and with
all of his experience on the plains be
win not be' able to "work the brand
over so as to make it look like T. E-
Bl8S?ftt Sift.
A Socialist by the name cf
Shank fchot and right &eriou
ly iBjuri Theodore rJoows
velt, Monday night, in Mil
waukee. After making a
brief speech he was taken to
a hofpital and ie getting a
long very srell, although the
ballet, which entered big
right breagt, has not been re
moved. If no eomilieatione
arise the Colonel ig expected
to speedily recover. He will
probably not make any more
speeches dariug the pregtnt
campaign. His assailant ie
a partisan fanatic and is try
iog to hide his murderens iu
clinatione under the cloak of
insanity.
I eUss cl iwmi vA Warrant tf
80KTH carolika In the Superior Court
Kowan Uocmty. f November Term, 1912
A. W. Tucker, Plaintiff,
vs
Gold Hill Consolidae CJo., Defendant.
The defendant above named wiii
take notice that a civil action entitled
as above has bfen commenced again t
it In the Superior Court of Eowan
County, North Carolina,, by A. W
Jueker, foa.he recovery of the sum of
266.46, due said plaintiff on account
of the breach of contract to pay t-aid
sum for services rendered as Resident
Manager at its Mines at Gold Hill,
North Carolina, rhe defendant above
named will also take notice that a
warrant of attachment has been ieued
in this action by the Clrk of the Sn
perior Court agair st the property of
ail defendant which' said warrant of
attacqment is returnable b.fore the
J udge of our Court at the Court Ilou e
Ii Salisbury, North Carolina, on tbe
llth Monday after the first Monday of
September, 1912, the same being the
18th day of November, 1912. And the
defendant will further take notice
that it is required to beand appear
before the Judge of our Court at a
IJoiut to be held ror the County of
Rowan at the Conrl House in Salisbu
ry, Forth Carolina, on tbe llih Mon
day after th first Monday of Septem
ber the rame being th 18 h day of
November, 1912, and answer or demur
to the complaint which will be dep w
itd in the office' of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Rowan County' and
that If it fail to answer or d-mur to
said comylaint within that time the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
relief demanded,
Thia 16th day A October, 1712,
J. F. KcCubbisu, 0. 8. B.
Boys enter
the contest at
, once and win
a riotorcycle
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I tercet fa te axT laasSy J -33
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i ? fl5 asfi MftfeMtf mrj Jftl co-
for i22S"CiB3 5&fcr, 9SSS5r".-r at mmm
T3ie 3zz&sM Ivssm, tS&t C-?te tm&mf, :to 3eas ff sweis, aS"
f 6 -arJsSbfc'lse Cte lie fS32arr, cs fees
I Mw-e- r.5ae saesssx
i P5513.- 3Kr- 3ss3i emaift
I hey are aefe ai2s, lid 'ie4esErie'-je9lW8Sftr anS Ida wl?
I esuea 01 Ies&ec3ey.
FOR HEARTBURN, Sossr "StSwsss,. Taos Jip
peie and Cosisiipelies, -joe xseed
sir.ir.iorjs
RED 2
LIVER REGULATOR
THE FOWIJEX J"Qraf4
a?weggi3secaiaenaaappaBea,SieaHMp1c:.. s.isad
for a t-srjnd 2ri. Ktips igssfeos, TBzkxs yon led l3gM
and cseerf&L
E. i-oc, pes vosl. 'urn. Us- ii ham Z. tT m
i. H. zecun a. co,
If j oii do, send in Hie nomination
blank. It entldes joii to
IOO FBEE TOTES.
MRS. STEPHEN B. AYRES
Correspoodfftfl Secretary of the Woman s National Democratic LeaiM.
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The Women's National Democratic league, ofT which Mra. Woodrow Wll.
aon and Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall, wlvea of the. leading Democratic can
dates are honorary president and honorary vice-president respecUvely and
Mrs. John S. Crosby Is president, has opened headquarters at 1123 Broadway
New York city, in charge of the corresponding secretary. Mrs. Stenhen b!
Ayres, wife of Congressman Ayres of New York. .
The work being accomplished daily by Mrs. Ayrea and her corns of t
nographersand aids is not for the campaign moment only, but foundation
buildmgr for the future of Democracy. . It la the first atrial, . "
' tionai political movement to be organized in the UnltMl sstt J C
Lappeals to thinking women everywhere.
Ithas not declared for, or against the question of equal uffrasn
should tt beM expected to do so any more than it would discnaa the question!
of religion' said Mrs Ayres from her post , as liv wire- of ttrSaSi
"We are simply good Democrats handed together for the greatest wSodto
the greatest number- of American Housewives, who- today aiquJred J?
more In this country for merican goods than they, would have to pay
the same goods in a foreign land." ... - " w paj tor
She is especially Interested in the tariff on articles in constant feminlna
use and has developed info quite a speaker at the -housewives'" meetinga
of the tariff committee ol the national Democratic committee.
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jese.. xzsu&m n&paBSm T&m xi
ST. LOUS.
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