The Randolph Bulletin.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
U. S. HAYES, Editor and Publisher.
Entered at the Post Office at Ashboro,
N. C. as second-clas3 matter.
THERE'S A REASON".
The fact that the democratic
county convention failed to nomi
nate a legislative ticket that
would stay nominated has put
the ring in a bad box and has
brought upon the heads of the
managers no end of just criti
cism. But there is a reason why
the positions are so hard to fill
with men who are not seeking
trouble. In 1 this county as in
others, the legislative candidates
are supposed to go on the stump
and defend their party's record,
no matter how rotten that record
may be. This being true, he
would be a very hungry office
seeker or one lacking in brain
development who would ruth
lessly rush into the forum to de
fend the democratic party's rec
ord in Randolph county for the
last ten years.
It is known to the democratic
leaders as well as to the republi
cans that the financial condition
of the county is deplorable; that
campaign promises have not been
kept, that the taxes collected do
not meet the running expenses
of the county; that very little, if
any is paid on the new court
house; that the county commis
sioners have executed county
notes for over twenty-five thou
sand dollars to pay on the new
court house; that the commis
sioners borrowed several thou
sand dollars from the road fund
to pay on the new court house;
that said road fund has never
been replaced; that the convict
force while at work on. the new
court house was maintained out
of the road fund, thus turning
the money collected for the use
of the public roads, into a dif
ferent channel. All these things
and many others we could men
tion, the legislative candidates
will have to explain to the satis
faction of the voters. Is it any
wonder, then, that men who
have self respect refuse to go on
the ticket? Then besides white
washing the party's record, the
candidates will be expected to
stand heavy squeezing when the
"fat frying" commences, be
cause its going to take lots of
"greasing" to make some demo
crats. loyal enough to vote the
ticket. This is why they tried
so hard to nominate men of great
wealth, but , who knowing their
game waved the proffered honor
aside. Such a condition of af
fairs never existed in the county
before, but there's a reason.
Among the many important
planks contained in the republi
can platform adopted by the
state convention, August 10th,
the following should appeal to
all liberty loving citizens of all
parties:
' 'We reaffirm our allegiance to
the tiniGchonored principle of lo
cal self-government and we de
nounce the successive betrayals
of that principle by our oppon
ents, who long vaunted them
selves its champions."
This is the plank that will be
garbled, misquoted, misinterpret
ed, twisted and distorted by the
democratic press and spellbin
ders into meaning that the re
publican party is in favor of
"local option". This principle
of local self government, advo
cated by both democrats and re
publicans has no reference to
either the manufacture or sale of
spiritous liquors, but it means,
whether the voters of a county
or township shall be allowed to
elect their local officers or shall
that privilege be denied them
and given to the state legislature.
In Montgomery county it means
shall the voters be allowed to
choose their own magistrates,
county commissioners and board
of education, or will the general
assembly at Raleigh still per
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lorm tnat Junction 01 govern
ment for the county.
Local self government in Ran
dolph county means that the
voters will choose the county
board of education and all magi
strates, thereby taking from the
general assembly the power to
appoint democratic magistrates
for long terms in townshins
where republicans have been
elected by the voters. Local self
government is the only FREE
government and democrats dare
not deny it.
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
MEET IN NORFOLK VA.
TO BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.
About forty of the neighbors
of Hugh McCain esq. met at his
The following order has been home last Friday August 10th,
issued by Randolph camp U. C. V. and much to his surprise, ten
Headquarters Randolph Camp dered him a veritable ovation to-
No. 1646 U. C. V. Asheboro, N. gether with a big dinner on the
C. August 16, 1910. occasion of. his 77th birth-day.
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ine attention oi the members The neighbors began coming
of this camp is hereby called to early and kept coming until by
general order. No. 42 of the 12 o'clock the house and yard
North Carolina Division United were well nisrh filled, men,
Confederate Veterans, published women and children of all ages
herewith. Reduced rates on and station in life met to do hon-
railroads will be published in the or to this old father in Israel.
county papers as soon as ascer- When the crowd had gathered
tained. Those intending to at- Mr. Winborn Andrews called
tend are requested to notify them together and made a few
these headquarters and make remarks after which all repaired
known whether free entertain- to the table, filled and overflow-
ment is desired.
A. C. McAlister,
Commander,
P. H. Morris,
Secretary.
ing with good things for the in
ner man prepared by the thought
ful and loving hands of the good
women of the neighborhood.
Mr. Andrews presided and af
ter he had asked the divine
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Headouarters North Carolina blessing tne entire crowu pro
Division, United Confederate ceeded to do such justice as they
might, to one oi the best dinners
ever seen in that section. Less
Veterans.
Durham, N. C, August, 13,
1910.
General Orders No. 42.
The major general command
ing the North Carolina Division
of the United Convederate Vet
erans has the pleasure of an
nouncing that the next annual
reunion of this division will be
held in the city of Norfolk, Va.,
COMING AUGUST 26th,
than half of the good things
were consumed leaving the pro
verbial twelve baskets full.
Mr. McCain is one of the oldest
and best citizens of the Back
Creek section and is well known
over the entire county, he being
a son of the late Hugh McCain a
veteran of the war of 1812 as
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on the 6th. 7th and 8th of Sen- wen as tne Mexican war, ana
tember, 1910, in accordance with clerk ot the county court tor Z4
a most nressinsr invitation from years.
the board of trade and Business After sometime spent in pleas
Men's Association of that citv. ant social intercourse the people
A most interesting program is departed to their homes, having
hpino- nrpnarpd for th'fi occasion, spent a most aeiigntiui aay, an
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Life On Panama Canal
That resolution passed by the
late democratic county conven
tion favoring a joint county can
vass by the candidates is ex
tremely hypocritical. Every
one knows they don t want a
joint canvass and would not have
passed the resolution only they
knew their opponents were firm
in tneir determination to never
again join in a canvass with
party whose representatives seek
to dodge the issues instead dis
cussing them fairly.
The republican state conven
tion is over and the party is not
torn asunder as was hoped for by
i - e dciutci'atic leaders. On the
contrary the party is a better
fighting unit than ever before as
is evidenced by the changed tone
of the democratic press.
Since bossocracy sits on the
throne once occupied by democ
racy, those who love true demo
cratic county government have
notning to lose ny turning over
county affairs to the republican
party.
At least no harmony committee
was needed to settle the chair
manship contest in the republi
can State convention.
Two murderers, white
men, were convicted and sen
tenced to execution in this
state last week. Let us hope
that it means '' that public
sentiment is beginning to
set a greater value on human
life. Raleigh . Evening
Times.
Where was Mr. Aycock and
his mocking bird's song while
these murders were being: com
mitted? Why has human life
become so cheap under demo
cratic good government?
including side-trips to the fa
mous seashore lesorts near Nor
folk and every possible effort
will be made by the public-spirit
ed citizens of Norfolk to make has had one frightful drawback
our reunion there the grandest malaria trouble that, has brought
and most enjoyable we have ever suffering and death to thousands.
hpld Wpp entertainment will The ererms cause chills, fever
be provided for all veterans who and ague, biliousness, jaundice,
are unable to pay for their meals lassitude, weakness and general
anrl lnrleriner hnt. all who wish debility. But Electric Bitters
' 'To make an absolutely
full detailed report of
the finances of the coun
ty, since the time of the
last report of a finance
committee, would re-
KIFquire the undivided time"0
and services of an expert
ir accountant for weeks." -a
From Finance Com
mittee's report.
The offices are still hunting the
men and lo they have not found
them. Of course the reader will
understand this refers to candi
dates for the legislature on the
democratic ticket. In all other
cases the men sought the offices
both by day and by night, by
fair means and by foul means.
We move that Eller's "har
mony committee" appointed to
settle the 6th congressional dis
trict muddle, he made perma
nent.
Down with one man rule.
Despotism is not to be tolerated
by free people.
The solicitor s scepter will re
main in Asheboro but will pass
into more worthy hands.
Struck A Rich Mine.
S. W. Bends, of Coal City, Ala.,
says he struck a perfect mine of
health in Dr. King's New Life
Pills for they cured him of Liver
and Kidney Trouble after 12
years of suffering. They are the
best pills on earth for Constipa
tion, Malaria, Headache. Dvsnen
sia, Debility. 25c at J. T. Under
wood s next to Bank of Randolph
Subscribe for the Bullet? and
get the campaign news straight.
wishing many happy returns of
the day to the venerable host.
free entertainment must at once
notify Mr. Joseph A. Hall, sec
retary, at Norfolk, so that am
ple preparations may be made
for their comfort. This is im
portant and must not be over
looked or delayed. Commanders
of camps are urged to attend to
this without delay.
The railroads will give reduced
rates as usual, and the exact
rate from any station can be
learned from the local agent. A
delightful trip and treat is in
store for all who attend this re
union and it is hoped that there
will be a large attendance of our
old Tar Heels, all of whom will
receive a most hearty and hospi
table welcome from our Virginia
neighbors.
Let our cry now be "On to
Norfolk."
By order of
J. S. Carr,
Major General.
H. A. London,
Adjutant-General and Chief of
Staff.
never fail to destroy them and
cure malaria troubles. "Three
bottles completely cured me of a
very severe attack of malaria,"
writes Wm A. Fretwell, of Lu
cama, N. C, "and I've had good
health ever since." Cure Stom
ach, Uver and Kidney Troubles,
and prevent Typhoid. 50c. Guar
anteed by J. T. Underwood,
next to Bank of Randolph.
Notice!!
Asheboro, N. C,
Aug. 2nd, 1910.
It is hereby ordered that the
Clerk to this Board insert notice
in the Asheboro Courier and the
Randolph Bulletin, calling upon
all persons holding claims
against the County of Randolph
to present same at the next re
gular meeting of the Board,
which will be heid at the Court
House in Asheboro on the 1st
Monday of September, 1910, the
same being the 5th day of the
month, and it is the earnest re
quest of the commissioners that
all creditors will then and there
present their claims for payment.
J. W. Cox,
Chairman Board of Commis
sioners Randolph County.
George T. Murdock, Clerk.
Why He Succeeded.
"To what do you attribute
your unvarying success?"
"To being picked early for the
village fool. Nobody ever tried
to o:et me to endorse a note or go
ii.u a scheme."
Steeds.
We are having plenty of rain
in this section.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Freeman
and children of Raeford spent
a few days with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Freeman last week,
they were on their way to Ashe
ville, N. C. where they will spend
a few days among the mountains
Mr. and Mrs. R. Tyson who
have been visiting here for some
time left Saturday for their
home in Mebane, N. C.
Mr. John Hancock is all smiles
its a girl.
Mr. Tracy Freeman and sister
Mvrtle attended the childrens
day at High Pine last Sunday
and reported a nice time.
Let's everybody attend the
protracted meeting at Asbury
August the 28th.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Auman
spent the day at Jefferson Au
man's Sunday.
Bill Cooper and family attend
ed preaching at Star last Sunday.
Rouse up High Pine correspon
dent: the" good old Randolph
Bulletin is still published. Wish
ing their paper and its readers
many rich blessings.
OUR BALTIMORE TAILORS
will be with us August 26 andv 27
to take your measure for a suit of
clothes. We are going to offer to
our cash trade A SUIT OF
I CLOTHES FOR $1.00 PROFIT and (
if you are looking for values.
COME AND EXAMINE OUR 500
STYLES.
REMEMBER The Date A ug.
26 and 27.
CRANFORD BROTHERS.
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OF GREENSBORO N. C.
Expert Physician, urgeon and Specialist.
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