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SYLVAN VALLEY NEWS
THE RESGNOFTHETO
What the Triumph of Socialism
Would Brin?^.
HO'^^ IT DIFFEES PEOM DEKOCEAOY
*rhor<‘ C'nii r?«» \o 3’t'ri3!:;ne!«t AJliiiiici*
Tlioiii—i'rlin’i-
I»lt“K :r's;T '3tosi>oiisi!>]e L'or
tlie Out'ir«»Tvtli «>r SJx-iaJ isiii—Got-
eriinifiit -^icaiiss l’'orpe.
Tiu‘ Socialists of this routitry i’.re iin-
tloiilitodly illssatisiu'd with jn'osent
lioiiiic aiul I'Oiitical coudilioas, and so
are th.o l>c!uocrats. lUit thi'iv is no
ooniiuoii lii'ouud ln'tweeu Socialism aud
l)cUR>cracy, a;id heui‘»* lhc‘i\“ !><'■ no
Iiornia.K'ut alliani-o betWvV'u Soi-iallsts
and I k'luorrats. Socialism is a ivii-
;4'ious \iriacii>l<‘ or, if you p’l'asc. an ir-
roli.i^iv^ns jjrinciplc, while l>cino< r:icy is
];arciy i>olilical, Ix'causo ii is fonndc'd
upoii till' system osiuMishod for civil
i;ovoviiii'.ent in this cop.im-y nr th»‘ time
oi dll' American Uevolnti*)ii. a sysiOiU
whicii rcpro'oates all compacts l>etWv*en
rcIi,L;ioii and the slate.
ScH'ialisiu. temp(‘roil i>y < "ririslianity
as llia.t sysieni of ndi^ion was lanulu
i;y its F-iirid('r and his a;M>stles, is
i ’s.vi the idfis ,>r aiui
charily, wl'.iie civil ',over;.:;i:'nt, our
own as weli as ev ‘ry other, pre-ent or
past, is founded on oruani;:ed physitvil
!'oV<\. Si!;:;alists can orua:iir.c only i;i
associations. Iv.M-ausf jxmc.*
;iud v' ai'iiy anti i^ood will inij-ly tho
I’u’i ;;nd I'rtM- assent of indivi<;;:al
<‘on.'' ienci' to the j>rincip’(>s ;;n(i a; ls ui
i':u' xx'-iei.v. wliere;is I h'mocn;is may
and C'> or.-;'a;ili',e iii ci.il udv.-niinenl'i,
in \\l:.>s.> acis not t'ach in.iivi.lna.l coa-
j'ciei’.'"', i>ur tlio v.iH of i!'-.- niajorii.v,
i.y :ni'ans of physica' force a])-
]d!- ! I>y li'.cans of cuiu’ls. aru!i(*s and
ju;\ les.
< iri‘isi had neither an :inny nor a
I’.avy. IT'S (‘ai'Iy fi)ilov/ers refnsetl to
)»ec )i,ie soldiers, 'i'uri'e years
asflc;- ' Iirisl. (\'lsus ap])e;il(‘d to the
t'hr: .iLins to abandon their (.-reed be-
c:;'.i"e tli<‘ t'iU’ct of tha.t cr<'c 1 was to
dv'pi':'. th(' state of :irnc“i iefcnd.'rs
ii:a:ust harharians. I’ranklin ;ip]>.‘aled
to (juahiTs of PtMinsy'v;t;.: i durin_;'
tli:‘ J‘t volution to a'.'andon tiic'.i'
<if noa"<‘si>'t:ir.cc <mi .1u‘ same
Krouii;:.
Wi! ii <'hri-i!aa s<)<-ialis:c-'inpvo-
nii- d v.'ith the shr.e a;i.l ;.cri«pt>d
j ’i; ,:i forcc as a v^'-'crn-
.t ;hi‘ <lark a;^'s w i\' ll.‘ i;;in;eili-
:iti- i\* ,uli. 'i'he doctrine of nonresist-
:in- ‘ Avas us('d to kcej) th,> i',‘opIe in
v;!'-fila;:;' to an inij'ions -wal l>i'0
tlii’siy ;nilii :ry arisio-ra<-y. \Vi.h^;:-
I. s i-; s i'rom Iiistory in «!;■ ’ mind',
our A’.nericaa an'-c '.;<,r' .-(< '>y l!ic
]io'i';ic;jl in^i i: ntioU'; v.h; ' ■ ' +ah-
I;sh. d to es-.-a;>,' ti'.t* fat and
I>y disa'sociat in . . .'.d
St;'-:'. liiM-ai:si‘ tJic ! ■ . L-o.-itrary
,'s l;-;o',vn
■;e;ts. They
(“’•tain }iov\-(‘rs
.. d so -'alism re-
' to (M.-'jrt.‘ss. for
reported in favor of the pnssa.Qfe of tJie
iiorrell hill to proliibit tlie practice of
“shanijhaiin.!?” in the T’^nited States,
and it is to l>e boi>ed that the bill will
pass both houses at this s'cssion. Shanc:-
haiin.'^ lH)or dnini<.en and druix^ed sail
ors is almost as mean as shelterin.:? rob
bers by means of a protective tariff,
for while shan,"h:uln« robs a few tlic
tariff ]>1 tinders the whole people.
Solid For PorW.
''I'he Rei>ublioans in congress are di
vided on everj* jtroposition tlfat looks
toward reform, but they ai*e nil united
on the “pork bill” and “for the old flas
and an apjiropriatlon.”
GRAFT AND USURPATION.
S^rlooJi Ciiara-e In Connection Witli
fl»(» IstJimus Iiin«*.
In the d<‘bate on th.e rate* bill May 1.)
the <-l>:ir<re of craft and usurpation was
made airainst t*lu> president in connec-
ti<'.n with a monopoly for a pip<‘ line
on the isthmus of rana.ma, Avhioh had
h(>en ,:irranted to the Tnion Oil com
pany. Senator ?dor;;an had securel an
amendment to the rate bill inakin;}:
pipe lines on the istlnnus common car
riers.
Mr. Hopkins n'.oved to reconsid'^r the
motion l)y which the amendm(“nt was
ado])tcd.
Sjjeakin" to 1h(‘ moiion. Senator Mor-
ixriu said the conces.-'i ii> by th“ presi-
dt‘;it for a }>!}>>• lini* in the canal zont'
had an oily, not to say a I'lshy, smell
anil Vk'as :i jjecnliarly pronounced case
of uraft. He declared other pii>e lines
had bet'n th.e same j)rivile;^es
.urninteil to the T*nion <-om])any. and it
Avas “a sh.H'r, cold usurpation of pow-
'Tlsis is a very sei'ious ciiarsrc and one
\>'h'i’h if v.’('ll si'npoi’tcd slwjuld result
ia the imncacln’a-nt of tht'’ jiresident.
It Avas ba;i ciun’.uh to say <>/ hitn that
in hi? i}t‘;jrotiations with Tilhnan and
]Vii!'‘Y h.e ent-'rcl uj):)n tht'ui AA’iih a
dde!uma. ai'raiiired alTairs witli a sub-
tcrfmre. Avithdrew AA'itii a niental roser-
A’atlon and j)revarica(ed \a'1',(mi cauirht.
I!ut it is still worsi- to '-harire rtiat he
is a ?jrraft<‘r and usuri>er in lea,^U(‘ with
Cram well and the oil trust. If this
Inst charire is as wr^ll sustained as the
c’larire of bjnl fjiitli h.as boon it is hitrh
time to rid the ('xeeutive ofiice of it,s
present occupant.
People I’l the Toils.
The railroads and the trusts still haA-e
a stranirle hold <ai the American peo
ple in s]>il'.* of i''e I >os“ninj; I'ffect of
the San 1>, eej^i-o •arthonake on pret
ty near • cls''.
])r;ae; -a-s ;n ,u'o'
to produea de-
to the
Avh! -:* r!n'=
j)U.;iMed. •
in.'i.i"t-e, tin , . “to lay I ’.ul collect
a p-.Av. ,'n]ilyi;u' for.-,'. They
.li'ave it the jioAver "to providie for tl’.e
eo: ,:i (K'fensr-,” f.>r /:i ' ;/';:ii'h:nent
< ■ lerfi itin^- ih.e cola, tii,* powe>- to
. "id ptniish pii’rie; 's. ’o d.e.dar*-*
<j,T;int ii'tters of :.!..riiue and
’ ' .'-d. to raise and sujsio/r arnnes.
■ vr,,\ ide and mainta.ia a navy, to <-a!l
otr the ndliiia, lo srnn.-e-;- insnrr'^c-
t:o:>> j.ad I’epel invasion^. ■ do not
!ind aay sncIi |- »av •!•;- as ;h ennnn'r-
ateii ;:i the X(‘av ’I'es ain.';'!. The war
p’j'.er is nor of diviiie ori'-d;!. b’.u it is
(h ‘ j>o\.-''i- t’iat lies hae!; of eve’-y civil
^orernM^“’it t]i(‘ uhin;a I'atio re:rnm.
S. thc'refore <-!n:a>, snpin.irt
(heir i;-'’.ir!eal tlieor;*'-! by ai'pealini;' to
('l.r . I ia, aiiy. AD politi'al r-o\vt“r on
ear'iJi cvn l>e suii;'o!'.ed by sr.eh an
Demoerr.t;c inst iri;:ioas are
iL'u by ap])e;:ls to tae rixi,>ayers
ant! ilie odaer m.'ai'o'i's uf 'ia* elec
tor ,;e, a.Mil a naijoi-ity of T:;- electors
is ^^ndiclent to rr.! ■, '.vlK.rever the mi
nor: ;y na'.y think :i‘)Ot;l it. Mt'U may
lie < iirir-iian seciaiist;- tia>y nsay be-
io;a: voiuiiiary as.^ochiiions for jv-
liu'; r;<, ('’naritable a.ad edncati>.;i:'.l p'tr-
]>os('s and i ;;iy nt the sa::. - time be
1 leii'oci-als. I’uT no man ca.: '• • ('hris-
ti:Mi 1 ►c:roer:!t or Social'"-’ iU*mocrat.
baeje,-' Christ's kinadom i-; not of
llii'^ •-(,rld. a.nd d.ainoci-aLey i-; e.itii’el.A"
;i huaian in-^titntion. bavin:, its root
and ;a-:nel ;a the n:;;:;rd rir'lds of
ir.an and not in tin' di\;ae ri-.-’its of
kln..s or ari.vk'od.v els*. M:a'.i>on s.aid
in his h;st inessaue to <-on'.’r'-:->s. "Or.r
system is an (‘'lual intei'dici a.'jcainst
<.>ncioach^r.ents and compa.cts betv>-eeu
roi - ion ; the shiua”
Socirdlsia. b.-in;^ mriv-Iy die economic
sale ('i A'oitint.‘try t iirai^i.’.n . r.aanira-
tioiis, is cU'ar’y ineln.d('d in this inter-
dicl. ■; lait form of socialisn’: AAdneh is
nc/t rin-istian is i>nrc anar-hy and is
still furt,!;<r ren’oved frotn dtaaocra-
cy. is ochlocracy, the rtde of tin*
iin >;■ ":ai’’".ed m->b. A de'a-jcracy naiy
consLaenii.v own and (liberate its pub-
jie tiiilitiefS- instei’id ;)f .licensi;!;.:' cort)ora-
tions to do so. but i)c])h)'c!\u» y can nei-
t’>er OAvn no;- operate aj’.vtainq'.
t i?oar IJisii
Willi<‘ Say. l>on. s ;>ose some ban.dits
ean.ain ma. Would you ]i.ay a ransom
Lu .u<'i her l)ack‘.'
I'aiha-r .\fter the.v had her for :i
we- k tliey would j): y liH* to take' her
back. Wasliinuton po.a.
Shnt3!e:>:st5i j’.'jv nu<J ‘‘Protc-**! i»5n.”
e ho.:se committee on merchant
! ee .(lid lisheric - 1 aa.^nimorisiy
“] was ;i los(*r ill a twenty yc'ar liat-
tle v/itli citionic pile.- and nuiliu'uidit
sor s, nntil i tricMl iUi(d<!(‘n’s Arnica
Salve; wliich tnrned tlie tide, by cur-
iii 4'lioth. till not a trace reiuains,”
writt's ^\. -M. r.riirc, of Fariuvilie,
\':i lk‘>t for old ul('('is, cuts, burns
and wound-, ilai,' at Z. Xicliol^,
(h‘iiy,'” ist.
Siiu.-o the ajoiiidiineiit of Con-
^i’o^.s. iiio jioid' down trodd.'^ii
I'ann;'!-is b’tsy hi liaiids, IV'-ni-
ir.i!;-tlieni oil spriii.ir (‘hick'Oi, dnd
h(jt footini^ it to tiio local btinl:
with wads oi’ t lX' loni^'
3Io<I<‘st <'hnrns
ortoiicarrv the nio>t ronvi( tioii.
Wlten M.ixini. t!ic iainous ‘^iin in-
vruti)]', j>lact(d Ids uUM belbrt'a com.
mittce ot'.iiid<;('s. he stall'd its carry-
iiiii' ix-»wer to be imu-h l-clow what lu;
Icii sure the uiiu would aecouiplish.
■j'he resiih of the trial w;is th.end'ore
a o-re:it siir;»rise, instead of a di^an-
poiiitiiuMit. It is 1 lie same with th('
nianufaet i .ersof( iianihei’laiu’s L'oiic,
cholera ami tliarrhoea remedy. Tin y
do not publicly bsai^t of ;dl tiiis rem-
(Mty V ill ticcomi)Hsli, Itut prefer to let
iiie usi'rs make the s'.aiements. '.Vhat
lliev do cl.iim, is that it will jtositive-
i.V eiue diarrhoea, dysentery, i)ains
in tiu'sloniatdi and bowels tind has
n(,'ver been knovvn to fail.
Fors'il'' by Z. W. I-Ticliols, IJicvard
and O. L, fa‘\vin Calvert.
"Ee Beautifisl Sapphire Country
The Lake Region of the South
ELEVJ^TIOM FROAI 2.250 TO 5,000 FEET
J
(Jor^eous mount;iin scenery, thrci^ inaenili(.*«3nt lakes, countless
beautiful waterfalls. ])urc and bracinjr aii-. Trout lishino- in
streams and lake, boating-, bathine-. hoi-seback rid in;;-, thdvinir
mountain climbine- and all indoor amusements.
FIVE CHJiRMinG HOTELS
TOXJilVMy INAl, Lake Toxaway
I. H. A IKES, Maii;ij,'er
T/f£ FRJtNI^LIN, Brevard
A. LAMHOKN, M;iiia,ui.‘r
FJHRFIULD Lake Fairfield
(ill WIIjUAMS. M;nia;5;fr
/^Y-V. Lake Sapphire
MKS. P. CKIsP, Mdiui'^er
THE LODGE, Summit of M’i. Toxatvay
M KS. I’A'I'TON OKMaiiiiifer
hottds are mod(>i-n. and are n()ted fot- ])erfect service. Ad
dress eillier hotel foi- i-aics. For destadplive booklet a.nd e-eneral
information address
JNO. C. BURROLVES, Pres., The Tojcatvay Hotel Company,
Lake Toxaivay, N. C.
YES I GRAPE TOBACCO
is just a littio sweeter than any of the so-called sun-cured plugs
made to imitate GR.APE, and they are all imitations-
. WHY ?;
because that rich, sweet flavor is peculiar to the genuine Leaf, and
we have been buying and manufacturing it for over lifty years.
' ' * . ■ j ■ I. I ■ ' ■
IT IS MADE BY A FIRM THAT KNOWS HOW
R. A. Patterson Tobacco Co., Riichmond, Va»
The Southern Railway Co,
Operating the Transylvania Railroad.
In effect June IQ, 1906.
(Kastent Stap.dtii-d Time)
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'i'lie follou-inL;-trains will XoT stop at stations desie-nuted:
A'o. ('alvci't.
-No. 4, l>!antyre. ('alvert. <jncbL-c.
\(>. .■) —('a 1 vert aial Hl:intyre.
Xo. <■>—('h('i-ry iield. ( a’ver-l.
i’ai-lor car daily between ^Vsiievil].* and Lalce To.vau-av.
Erevcrd to Lake Toxaway cTid Retnrn Wednesdays, ?5c.
l-’dVtH-tive \V('(lnesday. .Inne fltl;. and I'verv \V(‘dn(‘sday tiiert'arter up to
ami inchidin*: September i'.ttli. tiel;e‘s v.i ! bt> sold from lirevard to L.aicc
'J’oxaway and return at i-ate i.»f 7.‘)c I'.>i- the round trip tickets limited to date
oi' ie only.
Weeic I'hid 'J'icki-'ts Ilrevard to A^l'.eville a.nd return.O'.. Tii-kads sold
Satni'days and Sunday moioiin;j-s. o()od to return -Mondays.
l'’or tickets aiut full ifit’ormation ft])})ly tv>
J. H. WOOD. Dist. 1‘a^s. -\.-'t, Asheville. X. (
E. W. CARTER, A°’t.
Special Excursion Rates*
National lMucatiaii;il Coavfiitioii .Uilv ;i-l3.
S ui Fr;iiu i'Ct> aiiii Lo>(.’alji'ornia.
./'.iiic' tilth t'» ./idy dth iticlU'.ivc.
Fin.il limit SejiC. lr>. iSOti, jirior to mi«l:jight of
-Ahii-h ]iu>.':i-irjrfi-s mast reach original starling
})oint. Kor un tlier iinonaation anply r.) tlie cfi.
der-j’triiod. Kate from Ashcvilio," >rr.5<) for
roinitl trip.
Sr.nnnfr Sclioo] of the ^oath. .Ume t;t to .Inly
iiT, tt;0:i, lv'K)xvillo, 'loan. 'ri< ki,‘i.s wiii bc^oiii
.liiiie ir, 18.11), -i:;. ;:o. .lulyr, II. I.'). 19iii-,.
witli filial limit l.'i days in adilltion to date'of
sal('. One fir.st ciass fai-t* jiltis -J.'i coiit.-- for roiuid
trip Uat'j from Ashevllie >l.-jr).
National (iraiid l,(;d‘-rf of fnitci !{rotlH'r.< of
Krieiitlsliip and Sisters of the- Mvsterious, l.e.x-
in-jrton. Ky., Jnly 3(i-An,LT. I'.Msii. 'l ickets will
bi‘ soM .Inly2;>-:!i and An.^-. 1. final limit Amr.
ri, lOOr., Uat(M)no fare iilu>;-j5 cont,^. K.ite from
A'^liuvill''
IVabo iy Collogc Suimncr School for Teachcr-,
FEELING
LIVER-ISH
This Morning?
TAKE
A Gentle Laxative
And Appetizer
,sp. |llJfWW,ilIligi«li*-W^m
killths coycH
AND CUf^E THE LOI^ICS
WITH
; Vandrrl.iit t'luversity i:jt)i:<>al Institute, .Inne
ilii-'U”iist to. Nashville, ieiin. Tickets ui] 1 l,e
j sol<! .Inne l'», ;1. v2. IS, 111. :,() .lidy 2, ii. 1(1,
I \vit!i tiuiil limit 1.5 days from date of sal^-. Kate
oiu‘ liist class laie pltis cent.s. Kate from
I .4.she\ iiie "iO .'i).
I'niversity Summir School, .lunc ■X-'i';'. l!)ut:.
Athens. Ga. Tickets sold .Iluie 2^1 x’t ‘-io.‘iti. ;io,
.Inlv2, 0, 10. I!t0t>. with linal limit 15 days from
date of sale. Kate <»ne Hrst class fare plus i*.'i
cents. Kate from Aslicville S(>.!'.>.
'I'ho follo\vin<j rates are arran.u-cd on the cer- ,
tilicate )>Uui: i
South Carolina Ketail Hardware Assoc iation, >
■ Coluiuliia. S. .haie n’-ll. r.Ki6. {
State Ikiard o;' Mi'dical Kvaminors ami |
Me'dcal Society, .M;iy •j::-,luiie 1, 1 «'(j, t:iiarlotte, I
N
l'’or further iin'ormation ns to rates, schedules,
i‘ti‘. . apt>ly to tl'c ii!idersi"ued.
K. H. i.it.VHAM, .1. H. V.OOD.
Ticket At,ent. District I’ass. Agent
^O'^SUiVIPTIOi^
a OUGHS and
^><OLDS
Price 3
50c SiSl.OO 1
Frcs Tri-ii. ^
'3 Surest and Q,uiciiec.c Cure for uii (j
1 THROAT and liUl'TG THOUE- J
^ Xi-'E.S, or jSIOI'Tlil jT BACIC. ^
Promptly obtained, or FEE RETURNED.
20 YEARS’ EXPCRiCNCE. UurCHAfJCEii ARE
THE LOWEST. SeiiJ model, j.hoto or skutcli f,»r
expert searoli and I'roe ivporc on puti-nlahility.
INrRINCEMENT suitr! conducted bel'oro all
courts. Patents obtained tlirou(?h U8. ADVER*
TiSCDancl SOLD, free. TRADE-MARKS, PEN
SIONS aJld COP-/RICHTS quickly obtuinod.
Opposite U. S. Patent Office,
WASHINCTON, D. C.
i
50 YEARS"
EXPERIENCE
Trade ?i/Iarks
Designs
Copyrights &c.
Anyone .'’ondliic: .iFUcteh nnd desorii>tion may
qnlrkly .•iscurl.-iin onr ot>inion free wiu liior :-.n
invontioTi is proliably paKnitJible. C'i>ni:inKiii m-
ti'insstrictiyroiitldential. HANCBOOK on P.-iIciita
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