SYLTAN VALLEY NEWS
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SA.LE.
Property to Rent
Rents Collected
A River Bottom Farm for Sale.
Tlie tarin consists of—yir?^t liottorn, 9U ncros.
OrohiM-d aiid stToiid hottoin, 20 acres:
Upland and wo;)ds, 4o acre.'—total, 1441 acres.
We plant tlie 1st bottom in corn, wlx'at and crimson clover in rotation.
Our averajji* cro]>s run from lOOO to liiOO bn. corn and i»00 to 000 bu. wheat:
The orchard is old, ue have yjalhpred from 80 tO KM) bu. apples.
Then* an* two indifltM-ant loj; cabins. One first class barn, Ktorios,
capacity 14 horses and T)0 cattl«*. Otie crib, capacity 3000 bu. witfi granary
above for ir>00 bn. One 2-story tool house with perhaps 5000 It lioor space.
Tliese thret* last buildings are iti (irst-class shape.
There are sev<iral sprinj^s, a very line house site with avenue of younjj
white pijies leadiniJ: up thereto.
The j)hice is on Iv. F. 1). Route No. 2, 3\ miles from court house.
The farm has produ(*ed tor years $4uo to S700 net, and been improv’ed
yearly. At the ])lac.‘ will pay over 10 i>er cent, with a competent
ovarseer who both oversees and works. Such a man can be «iotten tor ^20
to «2'). The place when supervised and worked by owner will yield 15 to
20 ]>er cent, with }x<><>d manaijement. We will sell for one-third cash, bal
ance secured bv bond and niortf^a^^e in 1‘our annual instalments, 0 prct inst.
Desirable Building Lot>
(’orner Main si. and Wood ave. .] acre, 2S4xS5 ft. No restriction^ —
drainage perlect—slope makinj; it high and dry. Well shaded, with fine
views and vistas. }*<»“><>(> cash.
Furnished House for Rent.
l'( >11 HI\NT —Nice 8-rooin liousi*; furnislied: (Je.sifal>le location.
If you want to SELL your property, let us advertise it.
If you want to BUY, see us»
It will Pay You.
Galloway, Duckworth & Co.
Brevard, N. C.
Aethelwold Building.
INSURANCE
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Home 15,000,000
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THE TARIFF EXPLAINED.
\'isitors or residents of ])revar(l looking l‘or lots on which
l)uild homes, will be interested in property which 1
)riei* i'or sale.
I also have some business lots—as line as the town alloi’ds.
You will conserve your own iiitei’ests by consulting me
.n'tore buying.
W. W. ZACHARY.
U. S. ?4al! a
liankintr by mail has hfcoint' \;m-v populai* and com-
111(111. Slmk] u." y<iui‘ .'iui-ulus inoiiry and let it l)c eafii-
in^:' V(»u soniftliiiiLi’. ^Ve sdlicit a<‘«.*()Uiits of . . . .
AND
UPWARD
weTa Y 4 Per C‘3!^t. Interests
Compounded Quarterly.
ASSETS OVER $4,250,000
Waciiovia Im k Triist Co. askevhle,
j. C.
T f\
The Brevard Light ot Power Oo.
.\i‘0 ])rc-pariiig to handle coal tor domestic i)urposes.
i)oth stea:n ;nid Iniitj) v/ill be koj)t and sold al a
VLM y close price, ^^ee iis l>elbi-e l)uying youi' w'in-
ler sup])ly.
Brevard Light and Power Company.
Hoit Ooveriimeiit i»nd tli«» Triiis.s Col-
le«*t tlie Tn*.
The tariff qiK'stion i.s very siinplo,
and yt't it is coniijlicatod by over
paraxrai)!).^ many of Avliich j;re a.s
(Jrei'k to ordiiiaiy people. It is tlu?re-
fore not extraonlinaiy tliat many pr>o-
ple <lo not imderstand the tarili (jues-
tiou. In fa'‘t. A-ery f(Mv realise ihat
they pay tariff taxes at all. If they
eonhl see the tariff tax ai^ tliey si'e thi‘
tax on their property or poll tax t!iey
■\vonld never auain vote for lii^:h tariff
•.<nd its resuitiim- liiuh prices. Wht*n
you tro to ihe store to i»ny iroods you
j>ay so nitieh for the uooils aiul so niuch
for tlie tariff tax on them if of forei-tn
niaanfaeture. If the v:iK)ds liavt> bi-en
l)roduc<'il here at lionie iustt*ad of l)0-
iu.i; in:porlod you still, of course, par
so iiiueh for the ;zoods ami at tlu' same
time pay what would 1)»> the tariff tax
to the trust or combine that manufac-
tur;*(l the iruods. When you buy a
pou:id of su;s'ar .von pay cents for
thi^ suijar and liUj cents for tin; tax on
it. If .vou l)Viy a p«>und of borax you
pay 3 cents for the borax .-nul (i ce:its
for the tax. If you l»uy a lifU'en dollar
suit of clothes y(ju pay .S.'* tariff tax.
Nov.' srii»])()se that after you had
bou;;hi th!>se irootls and started to take
th;*in to your home two men should
stop you at the store door and dei:;and
of you .So tax on tliL* suit. cents tax
for ovt'i-y j>'>und of suirar nzid (» ceiits
tax for every })ou!id of borax 'what
would you do?
One of the iiKMi would wear brass
britlons and would reju-esont th ‘ ‘.rov-
ernnient. IIi; would chilm al)our two-
third.'i of the tiix on suirar, o.ii'-tliird
of the tax on th * suit and noin' of the
tax on borax. Tin* other uuin v/onkl
not v»’onr a lioveninieut nnil'orta. I>::t
would liohl a taritf club in oiu;
nnd a eertiiicate or lieense fi-oni <*oii-
.rrress in ih«> other hand authorizin.LT him
to collect cerlai-n taxes ou ce.rt;:in arti
cles. lie v.'ould rein-esent the jirotect-
ed trust.s .-'.nd would <*laim all of the
tax on borax, tvro-thinls of the t:;x o:i
the KuU and one-third (jf the tax on tl’.e
suc.ar. Tl'.e’i remein'x'r these ar<* onlv
4 *
three artick's out of over Too you n'.ay
buy that are taxed in like manner.
As a kiw abidinn’ citizen you v>'ould
dtvide to settk; with the uovernnient
a^ent, but you iiio?;t certainly vrould
deu3’ the rl,r;ht of the trust auent to col-
l(Kd tax fn)ui you. liut )>oth a.l^ent^J
wonkl toil A’ou that this country be
lieves in “protection” and tliat you
must settle with lK*th uuents or they
would coiiliscate .vour st>ods—that is.
would lake them all from yon v/ithout
con’ p e 1K-;; 11 i o n.
What would you thou do? 'NVoiild
yon jta.v ijiexe taxes a!ul sh.out adoud
for the poiicy of iiroteclion a!id vow to
vote reuiilarly for the Kepublican can-
dU’;ites who ;\re res])onsihle for these
taxes or would y.u hold an indi«'nation
meeting' with yo.«- nei‘.;hbors and or-
.tfaiiize to pvit th;U trust aijeiit out of
business?
Now, under o'.ir t.ariff system you
l>uy yoi’.” jroods and j»ay yoar tariff
tuxes all at once. It is not necessary
for the j;o\ernment and the trusts to
station tl’.eir atrents at t'very store door
to make the people mad. The irovern-
iiient puis Its aaents in the custom
houses ai-ound <>nr b(n’ders and collects
taxes ou all the u'oods hroui:rht into the
Country. The inercha;its who ini]»ort
the coods add the tariff to the cost of
the "oods and collect both, vrith a fair
prorit, wlu'ii i!u\v std! the jroous to you.
The nianui acturt*rs in this country
may be and usually are ai>le to make
.uoods Just as cheapl.v as do forei.nru
iuanufactur>‘rs. Hut our manufactur
ers l)j formin.;.: trusts to control th.e
]>roductlon of jioods here <*an and usu
ally do obtain as hizh prices for their
.U'oods as are obtained for siinihir im
ported .L’ooi's. 'riu'y need no a.irer.t to
collect tariff taxi's because you are at
th-.;ir mercy. You can pay the ])rice of
foreign .;to<h1s, with the tax added, or
.vou can take the trusts’ .^roods at the
same price. You are inside of a lao-
nopol.v wall, and there is no e? vipe *’or
you 1‘xceiit you knock down that wall.
This you can ilo on!.v with your vote.
Wlien you vote all you ha\(.? to re-
loendfcr Is that the Kepu'.'lican party
stand- for the trust a;;’ent collectin.tr
his share of tlie tarilf tax :iinl tlu‘
Democratic party stands for so revis-
iurj the t.nriff tha.t only the ”ov(>rninent
can colle<'t ilie tax and then only so
much as is lu-ces.-ary to run tlie .uov-
ernment economica]]3' auil hoae>'.tly ud-
minisie'/i'd.
Here is an ICii.L;hsh nu'(iical man who
says that dielin.;^- is all wroii,::: «nd that
we «lon't eat cMion^^Ii. It isn’t at all
likeh’ that tliis supposed expert ever
had to i>rovide for a larae assorted
family of ball jilayin.u: boys aiul ath-
' letic j'irls.
The r»oxt‘r indemnity <-har;^ed against
China for outranH's on American citi
zens amounted to* .S2.‘!,onn,(t!H», but onl.v
, .$o,00;),tK:0 has Ihh'u claimed. 'I'he in
ference is. of cours(>, that we dema.nd
(Hi >?20,0u0,no0 too much.
In this state it is not iiec'jssiuy to
servt' 11 liv(‘ (lays’ notieo for (‘victioii
<>i a (*ohl. r.-;o the oi i^inal laxativt*
coii^h syriij'. JCenuotly‘s l axative
lioiicv ;ui.I far. oi i- tc-.
I>y I’ri'Vaid l)i utr (\>. *
Acute nttacks of colic, diarrliooa
and dysentery come on without
wannnf? and prompt relief must be
obtained. There is no neees.sity (»f
ineui rint? the expense of a physlciaji’s
service in such cases if (’h.injberlain's
Colic,.(’liolera aiul Diarrhoea Rem
edy is at hand. A dost* of this reni
ed\ will relieve the j)atient before a
doctor couUl arrive. Jt has never
been known to lail, even in tlie most
severe and dano-erous cases and nt)
family should be without it.
l\>r sale by Z. \V. Xicliols Ib-ovard
and <). L. Krwin C’alvcrt.
J{!vidently our po})ukition i.s not
"•I'owing last onou^di. Following'
up(jn Kansas's earnest ti})penl for
harvest h.inds, comes a lr(?nzied
b)wa demand lor more school-
mci'cims.
Hay
while the sun shines.’’ Tiiere is a
lesson in i he work of the thrifty
f.irmer. He krows that the bri”iu
siinsliine may last but a d.-iy and he
prepares for the showers which are
so liable to follow. So it should be
with eveiy houseludd. Hysentery,
diarrlioea and < hol(>ra morbus may
attack soni'j mi‘mb('r of tlte home
without warning. ( hamberlnin’s
('olic, ('holera and Diarrhoea llenu*-
dy, which is the best known medi
cine lor these diseases, should ah\ ;jys
Ije kept at hand, as immediate 1 nnd-
mcnt is necessary, nnd delay may
prove ratal.
I'or sale by Z W. Xicliols Hrevard,
anil<). L Mrwin ('alvert.
It'll be wartli tea years of
poacet’iil lil'e to r(‘ad IdaTai*beir.s
review of Kocdvefelier's forth
coming' boolv,
A 3iystery So!vi‘d.
“ilow to keep oil’j)eriodie att.-icks
of l»i!iou.sness and habitual constipa
tion was ;i mystery that Dr. ICin^’s
Xew Life Tills sol veil for nu*,”
\vrit(‘S John N. IMeasnni, of .Ma^nio-
lia, Ind. The oidy i)iils tliat are
guaranteed to j?ive perfect satisf^ic-
tion to everybody or money ret'und-
ed. (hdy ‘Joe at Z. W. Nichols' diuj^
store.