Sylvan Yaliey News
Our County—Its Progress and Prosperity the First Duty of a Local Paper,
'T- J. MIXEU,
BREVARD, TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY. N. C., FRIDAY. JULY (i. 190(1.
VOL. XI-NO. 27
^ Knights of Pythias It Is Hon. W.T. Crawford!
Ketrulaf convention ev
ery Tuesdsiy nijrlit in Ma
sonic Half. Visitin«r
Kui^htt' ar(“ cordiaUv in-
' itodto attend.
T. W. WHITMIRE C. C.
Brevard Telephone Exchange.
HOUKS:
Daily—7 a. m. to 10 p
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4 to p. m.
Mc’Minn lilock.
Professional Cards.
W. B. DUCKWORTH,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW.
Investigation of Land Titles a Specialty.
llooms 1 and l!. I’ickels^inier Buildin^^
ZACHARY &. BREESE
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Offices in McMinn Block. Brevard, K. C.
WELCH GALLOWAY,
ATTORN EY-AT LAW.
I’raetiees in all llie eoiifts
llooms and 10. MeMin!i Ulock.
Nominated for Congress by
Acclamation.
^ fourth—We recognize Wm. J, Congress is about to iidjoiirn.
Bryan ;»s the foremost livin-ex- The “Pork”’bills are coming-out
|.onc„t of the V.U.1 principles of „f the com.nittees.
democracy and })led«^e to him oui
su])|)ort for the demf)cratic non)-
ination for the presidency in 1908.
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Jlooins 11 and 1‘J McMinn Hlock.
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Miscellai\eous.
"The JEthelwold
Hrevai-d'.s New Hotel-Modern A])-
])ointnients--(>pen all the year
The ])atronaoe »>f the traveUnir ]nil>lic
a^^ well as? summer tourists i^ solicited.
Opp. Court House. Hrevai-d. X.C.
It isn't necessary for the Xevvs and went to the Berkley and took
to tell its readej-s that \V. T. dinner and when they returned
Crwford received tlie diMiiocratic to the convention the war was
nomination for Congress in the still on—Bryan had not been
Tenth North Carolina district at, nominat»‘d, neither had Crawfoi-d
the convention in Ashevill-'; last
Satni’dav. He had already been
and there were
wheth(‘r he ever
serious doubts
would be, 15ut
nominated by the people of thir-jihe Bryan resolution finally pass-
teen counties and the duty of the|('d and then another Buncombe
convention was only to ratify and j delegate moved that the conv(ni
put on record the will of the pco | tion endorse “fiee silver." Tiiis
pie. The vote in the several! preci[)itated another row and
counties was so overwhelmingly ! pandcMiiomium j-eigned some
i in favin- of Crawford that a call of! more.
I the counti('S was omitted and hf
We would like to say right here
that W. J. Bi’yan has no more
loyal admirers and supporters
anywhere on earth than uni uem- i
ocrats of Transylvania, and they
were in that C(jnv'ention tf)
*‘whoop” for his endorsement,
but the “rag-cluiwing” methods
which were indulged in had taken
the wind out of our sails, reduced
the pressui’e of enthusiasm,
punctured our tire and when the
r-esolution was finally passed it
was a very weak performance
compared with what it should
have been.
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The f(;llowing gentlemen were
nominated by tlie county dele
gations as members of the con
gressional executive committee:
Buncombe—T. 1’. K<‘vr.
Ch(‘rok«‘('—M. W. Bell.
(’lay—A. H. Brown.
(Trahain—A. I). Rabj'.
Haywood—W. F. Lt‘o.
Ht'nd(‘rson—M. L. Shi])inan.
.lacks(^n—(K B. ('oward.
Maron—Sam T. K(‘lly.
McD()W(‘ll—W. F. Wood.
Polk—W. J. (-Jaini's.
Kutlu*rf()]'d—Frank Kt'vnolds.
Swain—fvo]K‘ Elias.
Transylvania—T. W. Whitmire.
W. T. l^ee of Haywood county
The voters of Penn, seem to
have acquired a decided liking for
the game of bumning bosses.
President Roosevelt has given,
up hunting big game, but he
the dem- i octopi.
In others words, Attorney
Oeneral Moody has served notice
that the immunity bath house has
been closed for the season.
IM-P-A-X-S Tal»iiles
Doctorts IiimI
A good pres<*ript ion
For inankiiul
was nominated by acclamation,
conse(]uently no I'ecord was
made.
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Early in the convention a com-
mitt(.‘€‘ on resolutions was aj)- |
[)ointed, and their platform was
wise and conservative—one on
which every democrat in tlie dis-
11 i(‘t could have stood with united
fiont and fouixht the battles of
the party to a tinish. Just what
Ix'came of that committee and
The5-retitpa.krtis<‘iinnv'li lorusi.alo.ca'-ioiis. j. j.pport is UllkllOWn. It sllOUld
'I'hf faiiiiiv iM.ttlc (f.it contaiiis a mu-i-1.v
'I'tu' faiiiii.v
for a year. All >i;ll tliein.
CHrct !n Ptn.te.
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In“TheI>aiul of the hky.” ^ j'*/’
Near the Sa;>pUirc Coui.t:-y. ;
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HOLLISTER’S
Rocky IViountain Tea Muggets
A Bnsy Mecioino f;r Busy I’eoplo.
Brings Gcldeu Healtli end F^onevjed Vipor.
A sTiPciflc for Cnn>itipation. In'lii-'ostioii, T.ivp
and Troubles. l’ji'.iplf>.«. Kc/eim, Iiiipiiri*
Blood, Bail Breath. Slnirsr’sti Ho'v«^ls, Hi‘ailarli‘’
jnid Backache. It’s H-'i*lvV rioiiiKai’.i Ten in tali-
iet form, S.i oents a borr. Cc iniine made L)V
Hoi^i.isTEK DRra Compan y, ’ladison, Wis.
(GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
FOR I
M Ear£ai!i
T>> better advertise the Soutli’n LeadiiiK
Colloffp, just a few sftiolar.ships u.re
oflercd ill eacli s«H*ti<tii at !ess than cost.
OOS’T DKI.AV. WKITK TODAV.
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UNIVERSITY COLLEGE!
OF MEDICINE, '^V?RC^NIA?’
WEDlCIWE-DENTtSTRY-PHHRWIACY
r Modern Laboratories in charge of ipecialists.
J Quiz System. Superior Clinics.
I Bedside teaching in our own HospitaL
For detailed information, write THE PROCTOR.
have been acc(*[)ted by the con
vention and the committee dis
charged—but it wasn't. For all
record to the contrary it is still
on duty.
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We have attended several con
gressional conventions in tliis dis
trict and have noticed that the
Buncombe delegation usually
contains more “windy Bills’,
than all the remaining counties
of the distri(rt. It usually se-
[ cures recognition and makes so
j much noise that no other delega-
I tion can be heard. Without wait-
jing to transact busines in “due
Iform'" a Buncombe delegate
wanted to amend the platform by
nominating Bryan for president
in lltOS. Had he waited until the
convention had disposed of the
re{)ort of the platform committee
his resolution would have boen
endorsed with an ovation that
would have told the place that
Br-yan occupies in the hearts of
mountain democrats, but coming-
in before the platform was adopt
ed it dieted opposition and for
two hours the convention swel
tered in an atm(jsphere of 90 in
the shade and listened to the va-
porings of Buncombe vs. Macon.
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The Transylvania delegation
became disgusted, left the hall
There were delegates in tlu'
hall who came from the outlying
counties to listiMi to Mr. Craw
ford's s[)eech of acceptance, and
many of them had to hnive on
«*arly afternoon trains. So much
of the convention's time had
been devoted to wind that after
his nomination Mr. Crawford's
remarks were necessarily bri».‘f.
but th(‘y were i)atriotic, tilled
with enthusiasm for party suc
cess and were applauded to the
echo.
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Following are tlie resolutons
reported by the i)latform com
mittee:
Uesolved. by the democrats of
the tenth congressional disti-ict
in convention assembled.
First- That we renew our al
legiance to the time honored prin-
ci[)les of tiie democratic party,
and congratulate the democracy
of this district cm the bright pi’os-
pets for success before us in the
ct>ming campaign.
Sec(Hid—That we are opposed
to all laws under which combi
nations of capital can be formed,
by which the great masses of the
people are burdened with unjust
taxation for the benefit of the fa
vored few, and that we condemn
the republican i)arty for the en
actment of such laws, and for
fostering and protecting such
combinations, and ])ermitting
their illegal continuance.
Third—That we invite all men,
who are in favor of honesty in
official life, economy in the ex-
[)enditures of govei-nmental rev
enues and opposed to special
favors to any individual or asso
ciation of individuals, and the
unseemly scramble of the rej)ub-
lican party over the distribution
of fedei’al patronage to co oper
ate with us in accomplishing
these much needed results.
When after hours of wrangling,
which will not make us a single
vote nor help to unite the party
in closer bonds of fraternity, the
following was added:
It has caused im)re laujxhs and dried
more tears, wiped away diseases and
driven away more lenrs than any
other medicine in the world. Hollis
ter’s Rocky Mountain Tea.—.‘J.") cents,
tea or tablets. Z. W. Nichols.
Indiania ])olitical leaders are
displaying fai-e and cotnmenda-
ble self-respect. They have ma-
tually agreed on both sides not to
buy votes in the forthcoming
campaign.
Boston negroes are denouncing
Booker 'J\ Washington, and N. Y.
Jews ai’o denouncing iioosevell.
It is impossible to please all the
[)eople all the time, especially
when the weather is hot.
A llar<l i^ot
of troubles to contend with, spiing
tVom a torpid liver and blockadetl
bowels, unless you awaken them to
their proper action with Dr. Kiiif^'s
New Lite pills; the ]>leasantest and
most etVective cme for constii»ation.
They pi-eveiit appcMidiritis and ton#
up the til.* system, li-'ic at Z.
j Xielu)ls dni<4 store
j Something* is wrong v>i']i the
i woi-ld wiien western farmers are
j begging for laborers to liarvest
iheii- ciops and the cities are
tilled with penniless idlers. Here
is a chance for an expert e<juai-
izer.
l?o\v<*l ('oniplaiiit iu C'hiblrcji.
l)urin»»: Hie summer months ehil-
in Transylvania county who|(b'euare sul»j(‘c[ to dis^n-ders of the
was chosen chairman and J. P.
Kerr of Buncombe secretary.
Letter From Gudger.
As a ])atriotic and honorable
surrender to llie will of the peo-
l)le we commend the following
wise words from Hon. J. M.
(hidger to the Congressional con
vention in Asheville last Satur
day. We havt‘ some deiuoci'ats
might learn lessons of wisdom
i from this letter:
bowels which should receive careful
attention as soon as the lu'st unnatur-
If at any time my ])arty should jloooseuess ol the bowels appears,
desire my servici's. its ca 11 will ' The best medicine in use ibr l)owel
be cheerfully ansueretl.
complaint is Ciiamherlain’s colic,
cholera and diarrhoea remedy as it
{>romptly controls any unnatural
lo.)S(‘ness of the bowels, wh<*ther it
be in a child or an adult.
For sale by Z. \V. XielioL',
and C>. L Krwin. Calvert.
;-evard
call will
We HI *-
on the eve of a great l)attle. The
lines ai’e already be.ng foruKul
and the call to arms must be
heeded by all true Democrats. It
will always be my pleasure to be
found in the thickest of the riurhi.
This disti'ict with its patriotic
citizenship—tins state with all of
her noble institutions—appeals
to us to stand by that party that
has made North C^arolina second
to no state in the Union. Undei’, , • , , .
the leadership of that greatest ;^ that neighboi hood,
living American statesman, Wil-|better be trumps
liam J. Bryan, the army of De-1 when Ted gets after 'em.
mocracy has started on the ad-i ,
vance inarch towar U 1 h« victc.rv I ‘
wliicli awails it in The i " ""'.y
people of this country have de-1 reaeh th(‘ seat of the disease,
termined to dethrone that part}^ ^ blood or eonstit utional
which is held together only by ! disease and in order to cure it you
the bonds of graft and public ! must take tntenial remedies. Ifall’s
plunder, and to restore to power | Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
the party of the people which acts diredlv
A personal ins[)ection of the
canal work at Panama by tlie
Pi’esident ou^ht to be the .signal
for record breaking disturbance
stands for the time-honored Dem
ocratic doctrine c)f equal rights
for all and exclusive ])rivileges
for none—the ]>arty which has
contributed so much toward
making this the greatest nation
of the earth.
on the hlood and mucous
surfaces. Hall’s ('atarrh (’ure is not
a (juack medicine. It was pi escribed
by one ot the best physicians in this
country for years and isare’^ular pre
scription. It is composed of the
l>est tonics know, combined with the
- ! best blood pin itiers, actinj;: directly
Chaiub<‘i‘laii s <_ ollc, ( liol<M*aan<l | mucous siirfac'fes. The i)erlect
Diarrhoea ItenKMly. combination of the two ingredients
is what produces such wonderful re-
Sen d for
This is a perfectly reliable m(*d
Icine for bowel conjplaints, and one I suits in curin;? Catarrh,
that has never been known to tail i testimonals free,
even in the most severe and danger- F. J. Ciikxky <fc Co., Prop
ous cases.
For sale by Z. W. Xicliols Brevard,
nud O. L. Frwin Calveit.
Toledo. O.
Sold by Drugjjist, y rice 75c. Take
I Hall's Family Pi11t> for constipation.