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VOLUME XXV "
HENDERSONVEiE, N.'ciS nODAY, RIAY -13. llOr
No, 5
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Well Kif own Democrat Censures
the Bosses" of his Party f or Sacrif i
cing Prinpi
r Times- J
ie undersigned is not X
candi-
their wisdom and experience and
were supported by thei z ? virtue?
tOr any puilUt;ai umuc, iic io j uiuyqicu, miucu uuu ciiuujcu uy
I Has-Been, a Me-Too or a Hope-1 self-reliance and the love of God,
office-holder, but has always , naa matured m tne exiacllent wxs
is now, and always will be a dom of their counsels a neV system
ctent democrat! - ! lot government,-which, embraced
rn, reared and , matured in the j every security for their liberties and
bnment and atmosphere of equal rights and privileges to all in
(fundamental and basic prin- the pursuit of happiness." An
which constitute' the indes-; honest and impartial student, he
le foundation of democratic '! subjected 0117 government and, the
nment, and coming from a Constitution of the United States to
where the atmosphere of re--anism
is so tenuous as to per
lonly about half a dozen de
of that faith toj exist within
rders by means ' of "artificial
tion" furnished through the
'can machine a Washington,
Y be successfully fixed with
ne of treason because of what
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elsewhere. , 0a i B:30 r) m:f in the
than 80 years ago Alexis auditorium 0f. the AsheviUe hih
ueville came to this country schoolf Migs Iner M0tz 0f the Hen
onarchical France to study, dersonville high school, will contest
benefit of;. his. own people 1. riittvhvhfer Ashfti
f rv that i svstpm of govern i ; . ? i&i1: jlkj.&A-r-?
for week ending 6 p. ni
May 10
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the test of reason, and on his re
turn to monarchical Europe he pub:
(Continued on page 2)
Declamation
Contest
4 ch' in its splendid opera-
ne&lcetfiw results had-v fee
- rf, judges is our. o:
Id, irom the remotest an-
the present day. -and
f that the American
rough their chosen - repre
s who were instructed by
schoolxfor theP iscjiobl
representative ., delivers .'the I
best - declamation. ; Among - . the
on:J
mmtt A-u."1- Zhiim$'
Those who vish to attend this
contest, and we hope a' number : will
go over, will either see or wrie- me
for seat reservations, admission 25c.
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Prein'n . 3.38
Death of
Edward VII
London, May 6. King Edward
VII, who returned to Iglahd from
a vacation ten days ago in the best
of health, died at 11:45 o'clock to
night in the presence of his family;
after an,illness of less than a week,
which was serious hardly more than
three days. v
The Prince of Wales succeeded to
the crown immediately, according
to the laws of the kingdom, without
official ceremony. His -first official
ct Was tc; dispatch to the lord may
or the announcement of his father's Ithe; sake of harmony in the party.
-Raleigh. N. C, May 9.-The demo
cratic rowjn Wake has attracted a
s'ate-wide attention, not simply be
cause it is one of many county
rows in which democracy is now in
volved but largely because of the
fact that prominent state ofilcisls
claim Wake county as their home,
anu because the News & Observes,
the democratic Bible, and Josephus
Daniels, its editor and democratic
national committeeman, are involv
ed. x t
.Heretofore, Editor Daniels has
not had the 'actual control of the
Wake county machine, though he
has helped to make it what it is to
day J. M Holding, Bart Gatling
and Armistead Jones have controll
ed the actual running of .the ma
chine, and while Editor Daniels
played the right tune on' his tom
toms, he was allowed "a voice in
party councils." Now the machine
refuses to run according to his lik
ing, and it is said that part ' of the
trouble lies' in the fact that Frank
Daniels of Goldsboro is a candidate
3deth in pursuance of custoinlf ;
the cause! of death, butjhe doctors
thus far have refused to make a
statement Some of the king's
friends are convinced that worry
oyer the critical political situation
which confronted him, with the
sleepless nights, aggravated, if it
did not cause, the fatal illness.
Prince George Frederick of Wales,
who now becomes King of England
as George V, will be 45 years old
next month. He is the second son
of King Edward, and succeecfed as
heir apparent his elder brother,
Prince Albert Victor, who lied in
January, 1892.
Specials
25c
3S Percale.shift waists in good light colors for
bs Corset jbqvers,;the, 50c value, for ,
bs Myslin?Draers,Jneatlyfttimmed
r 10c stockings
r 10c socks - . . jr Nc (s Ji'S:
fels 25c.f? 6 yards lightlfigurea lawn dr:.
ds Canton flannel , ' -
iwhite table linen 56 inches. wide a 40c value for
ds white shirtwaist goods assorted designs for
3 cent handkerchiefs 25c. ,3 Ladies Belts
liescollajs Ladies mushroom jailors all colors for
and Boys cloth hate 25a Boys? Romper suits i f
Ae haveCmany nlore 25cTspeci61s;r)ut haye? not the, space.- to
ion all. 6riQg ybur 25cpiece hefeandt see thewonders it
lccomplish, . 'itlVj iV&f?y,.;7p JV, -r ,
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The.UnJeselltnV Store" V;V CJ -
Agents for Standard Fashions ; 'l
As Special
Ambassador
; Passaic, N. J., May 9. President
Taft in all probability will designate
Theodore Roosevelt as a special am
bassador to represent the United
States government at the funeral of
King Edward. He said tonight that
he would take the matter, up with
Secretary -'Knox soon after he returns
to Washington. -
President Taft is not conversant
with the precedents as to such oc
casions, but if a special representa
tive is called for by the proprieties
and Mr. Roosevelt will accept the
designation he will be named by the
President.
5 -Secretary Knox will be consulted
in the matter.
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Thanks!
k 'A friend; who, though a Louis-
jahian - by birth, has spent some
years m this state, writes "us as loK
lows: . :
- "I have just read your issue of
lay 6, in which . the v republican
victory ; is announced. : Many ' con
gratulations.' "You deserve a monu
ment, if not. in; granite "or rbrass,
then in the hearts 'of the best of
your fellow citizens. - .: v -
"Yoiirlong, persistent-fight; your
unflagging energy, ybur.fair-mMed,
judicious methods have had tfieii
reward'' Vy-' ' . ,
forjudge of the Sixth judicial dis
trict, that the machine refused to
support Frank Daniels, who is a
brother of Josephus, preferring to
support J. C. 'Clifford of Harnett
county An open letter appears in
jState Democrat, demanding the
withdrawal of Frank Daniels for
Methodist
Conference
At a meeting of the committee
on revisals, the question of equal
rights of-the women with that of
the laity was thoroughly debated,
and after a lon discussion, by a
vote of 16 to 6, the committee de
cided against the memorial present
ed by the women, in which they
asked for equal representation with
the men, and will report to the con
ference nonconcurrence.
A minority report will also be
presented by the six who voted in
favor of the women.
The Vanderbilt University ques
tion, which involves the principle of
church control of church schools,
continues to be the most absorbing
matter before the conference, and
second only in interest to the elec
tion of bishops. The most able
among the leaders are divided on
this question, even the present
members of the college of bishops
not being united on it. Bishop Hen
drix, in addressing the committee
on education on the matter, strong
ly favors leaving'jthe university as
it now stands with the bishops of
the church as advisory members of
the board of trust, thus maintain
ing, he claims, the institution's char
acter both as a church and a na
tional college at the same time.
Bishop Hoss is leading the conten
tion that there should be a change
and that the institution should be
placed under the .full and absolute
control of the church.
Loc&i
Items'
Hy Last Monday was a busy day fo;
T-'i-i,l"ii A. ,.r ,u
lieottatifens for, aWm promise , o. f
settlement were kept up way into
fthe night, but nothing could be
agreed upon. However, it is be
lieved that Daniels, Bailey &. Co.,
are showing signs of weakness, for
after the sensational demand to
4 Smash the Machine; the machine
is rotten, the party is all right," the
New3 and Observer has changed
horses in the middle of the stream
and now cries, "Don't smash the
Machine; get another engineer,
smash the ring that bosses Wake
county." It is apparent to all that
Daniels, Bailey & Co., while de
manding that the "Ring" be smash
ed are busy trying to make a little
ringlet for themselves.
An. Anti-Ring Mass meeting has
b3?n called for May 14, and will
m33t in Metropolitan hall (over the
city market and police station)
where police protection can be had.
jt is said that only those to whom
passes will be issued can gain ad
mittance. It is said on the streets
that the machine democrats have
already formulated a plan to take
charge of this meeting ; that part of
the plan is to turn in three fire
alarmr, thereby calling off the police
and leaving the meeting open to
"all the democracy." ' .
List Your Taxes!
W,C. Lyda, list taker fofHender:
sonville township will be at the fol
lowing places at the times named:
At Henderson,ville, June 7-11.
At Horse Shoe, June 13.
At Flat Rock, June 14.
At Henderson vi)le, June 15-30.
v List your taxes and give in your
poll, as required bv Jaw.
Mrs. Tregellas of London is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Frank Evans.
It now begins to seem highly
probable that those sidewalks will
i e ally begin to materialize SOON.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Drake went to
Asheville Thursday to see their son
who is at the Carroll sanitarium.
The Retail Merchants association
meets Thursday night of this week;
when a frank discussion of the acute
telephone problem is expected,
' B. F. Hood has torn Dieted his
work as census enumerator for this
town. He is not permitted to di
vulge the interesting information
which he has Obtained. But if you
think you can guess the population
of Hendersonville, tell M. M. Shep
herd, and you may get a pair of
shoes.
News has been received here of
the death of D. R. Hunt which oc
curred last week at Roanoke, -Va.
Mr. Hunt was the father of Rev. F
D. Hunt, a former pastor of , the
Hendersonville Presbyterian church.
At the time of his death Mr. Hunt
was about 82 years of age. He was
formerly a resident of this county,
having lived for thirteen years at
J. S. Rhodes' home on Mills River.
. A number of our readers will be
interested in the following extract
from a letter just received by us
from F. M. Huggins who is now at
Wake Forest;
"I have had a delightful year's -work,
and am now upon the verge
of that much-dreaded ordeal, ex
aminations. ' Pleasant -as the
years work has been, I have felt'
keenly the sense of separation from ;
my old friends in Henderson, and
would ...like. . to- send greetings ; to
them through your valuable papVr
Knitting Mill
Wanted, a Knitting mill at Zii
conia. The scheme is practicable and
ought to be carried into effectAThe
proposed capital; is $25,000. It is
suggested that the stock be sut
scribed in $50 shares.
ZircOnia has ample water power
and ' good railroad facilities. Get
together brethren, and establish
that knitting mill, ? Call on nr write
to Lee Jones- at Zircbnia for further
particulars.
. Miss Sue Farmer is - no w. occupy
ing the attractiyefeottage which she
has recently built on Oakland street.
Her new home is pleasantly located,
and the completeness of itsappoiht-
f merits reflectsgreat credit npon the
skill of the architect "P. F. Patton.
Fresh ' New
Qarden
Seeds
Our new seeds have been Received We haue
almost any variety you wish and will guarantee
the quality of every kind to be Jfue to name
and to germinate.
DON'T SEND OFF FOR TOUR SEED
We can sell them to you in airy quantity and
often Save You Money on them.
ONION Sets CABBAGE Plants
CLOVER and Grass SEEDS
IRISH POTATOES.
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