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"LAWLESSNESS WALKED. THE
STATE LIKE A PESTILENCE."
(JOVKKNOK AYCOCK STATED IN
II 18 IXAUCJUKAL ADDKEHH THAT
UNDEU, ANI TIIKKEFOKE BY IM
I'Mt'ATION IN CONHEQUENCE OK,
FUSION RULE LaWLEKHNEHH WALK
ED THE HTATK LIKE A I'EHTILENCE,
CHIME STALKED AUKOAD AT NOON
DAY, ULEEI LAY DOWN WITH
AIAI'.M AND THE HOUND OF THE
IMHTOL WAS MOKE FKEQUKNT THAN
THE feONO OF TJIE MOCKING BlttD."
HOW STANDS THE CAHE TO-DAY
i lovEitNou? Haven't the acts
Ok' THREE KED BJIIHT LEGISLATURES
AND MOKE THAN TWO YKAE8 OF
TOUR OWN BENEFICENT HULK
PAHHED INTO HISTORY SINCE YOU
PROCLAIMED THE FOREGOING?
When YOU ARE CAVORTLNG OVER
THE HTATE W HOOPING FOR EDUCA
TION AND ROADS DON'T YOU HEAR
OF MORE CRIMES BEING COMMITED
IN NORTH CAROLINA THAN EVER
BEFORE AND IX) YOU CONTINUE TO
ATTRIBUTE THESE TO FUSION RULE?
llesrardinc th next democratic
candidate for governor the Warren
ton Record says :
He must be loyal to state and
party; he must be a patriot and
statesman : he must be a man of
first class ability, and he must be a
leader In the fight against the
saloon. We know the man that
fills the bill and in due time we
will announce him."
it you have any mercy on us
don't keep us in suspense any longer.
We didn't know there was a demo
cratic politician of this kind in the
State, and we are sure he is not a
member of the machine, for we
have never heard of a machine
democrat that was loyal to North
Carolina, for instead of trying to
protect her they are after squeezing
every cent out of her possible and
even run the State into debt to
satisfy their greed for office. The
man of whom the Record speaks
should bo put into a glass case and
placed In the State Museum until
they need him for Governor, and
even then he should be handled
right side up with care."
The Superintendent of public
schools for the county of Ashe has
written State Superintendent Joyner
that two school districts have been
consolidated into one, making one
largo district witn 185 pupils. This
Is the democratic method for giving
us longer school terms. The school
districts were too large before for
the small children living near the
dividing line of the districts, and
now where they are consolidating
the districts the schools will be
absolutely worthless to the children
living hear tho dividing line of the
districts as the districts will be too
great for them to attend the school
and yet the parents of these same
children are taxed to help support
these schools. This is unjust and
we are surprised that our Educa
tional Governor " allows such con
ditlons to exist in this State.
Raleigh is stirred to its depths
by the question of taxation. Judge
Peebles has issued an order against
the board of county commissioners
of Wake county to show cause why
they should not be restrained "from
collecting taxes under the present
assessment. This was bound to
come. Whoever has looked into
the matter must have seen that the
proDiem ot taxation will surely
nter the next state campaign, and
no one knows to what lengths it
may be carried. Assessments and
valuations were raised too suddenly
10 sun tne public temper."
You may not believe it but the
above article was clipped from the
Eastern Reflector, a Simruons ma
chine paper published at Greenville
But one .redeeming feature about
the editor of the Reflector, he will
Alt 11 A. I . ..
ten me irum occasionally even
though it is against the democratic
party.
The Biblical Recorder asks what
would happen if the negro question
was dropped.
Why the yellow journals of the
News & Observer kind would have
to go out of business that is all.
We are informed that there is
not a Populist or Republican on the
Jury list of this county, and we are
still further informed that one of
the county democratic officials has
said there will not be any pat on
the list.
Why this discrimination? Is
this "equal rights to all and special
privileges to none"? Do you wish
more of the democratic machine
government? If you do you are
in favor of a monarchical instead of
a Republican form of government."
The democrats of Ordo a e mak
ing a play for the negro vote in that
State for Tom Johnson for Gover
nor. One of the arguments they
are using is the Republicans never
give the negroes any offices. The
Ohio democratic executive com
mittee should borrow the Simmons
Aycock Machine and get Simmons
to manipulate it for them.
" If there is any editor who has
not explained the trouble between
Turkey and Bulgaria he will please
come forward." Eastern Reflector.
We are not guilty. We have
been too busy at home trying to get
North Carolina out of trouble. WTe
sympathise with those foreigners
but we think charity should begin
at home.
"Good will never die, but it
some times appears to have gone
into a trance." Greenville Reflec
tor. Right you are. The good demo
crats in this State seem to be in a
trance. But they will wake up
some day and when they do there
will be a mighty shaking-up in the
democratic party.
Wednesday morning's issue of the
News & Observer contained a long
article about prohibition and a large
advertisement of whiskey in the
next column parallel to this article.
Oh ! consistency thou art a jewel.
TAX PAYER
RKPL.IE9
TIST."
TO
BAP-
He Says the Object of the New and Ob
server Was to Divert the Attention of
the People From High Taxes and
Corruption in High Places Dif
ference Between Sectarian
ism and Hypocrisy.
Fayetteville, N. C, Sept. 22, '03.
Mr. Editor : Your correspondent
from Fayetteville charges Josepheus
Daniels, Editor of the News and
Observer with sectarianism, and we
have after due deliberation conclud
ed that "Baptist" is honestly and
conscientiously mistaken for we are
sure the seemingly pious (?) editor
of the News and Observer has not
got enough of regeion to be a sec-
arian. He carries about a long
sanctimonious face, and a stranger
would think that it was the ghost
of John Knox walking the streets
of Raleigh instead of the Golden
City, of the New Jersalem. The
Charlotte Observer charged this
pious;?) Editor with being a
"flannel mouth liar." Philiips of
the Morning Post jumps on the
Charlotte Observer band wagon and
says the same thing. We are of the
opinion that "Baptist" has mis
taken hypocrisy for sectarianism
and we think he should go to Ral
eigh at once and take his hat on
and apologize to the News and Ob
server. Editor Babb savs that the
Editor of the News and Observer is
a freak of nature with the heart of
a hyena and the brains of a vulture
and of course Bro. Babb thinks the
charges of sectarianism made bv
" Baptists " is with foundation and
a slander on the News and Observer
The attack on Dr. Massee and the
Tabernacle Baptist Church was the
act of a "drowning man catching
at a straw." The Editor of th
News and Observer is growing des
perate in trying to divert the at
tention of people of Raleigh and of
the State which the infamous Aycock
and Simmons machine have in
creased ihe taxes on the people of
iNortn Urrolina more than 33 1-3 per
cent, and in the city of Raleigh
ana otner towns in the State it is
equal to almost the confiscation of
the property. There is scarcely a
county in tne state that is not
financially defunct.
me JNews and Observer with
naming head lines published the
Booker Washington Episode at
Hamlet in its mad attempt to stir
up strife, which the facts were as
reported tnat Senator Bacon of
Georgia slept in the " Booker Wash-' know when tc lS Z tV
ington Hamlet Hotel" that
ana tne next morning took break-!
last at a nigger restaurant. The
proprietors of the Hamlet Hotel
were
famous red shirt Democrats.
and one. of thAm hoi Hi . n '
wuuij
office in the Democratic countv nf
Democratic county of
Richmond.
The next attempt of
the News and Observer was to des
troy the Influence of Dr. Massee the
pastor of the Tabernacle Raptist
Church not on the account of sec
tarianism or that Dr. Massee said
that the laborer was not paid
enough to give them a comfortable
living, but the prime and only object
in view was to deceive the people
and divert their attention If possi
ble from high taxes and corruption
in high places. Judge Clark said
in a speech before the Bar Asso
ciation at Hot Springs, Virginia, that
labor did not receive its just re
wards, and yet the News and Ob
server was as silent as the grave,
simply because Judge Clark was
trying to array labor against capital.
Tax Payer.
ACCIDENT AT HENDERSON.
Two Freight Car Demolished KJllia
Capt. W. A. Brow.
Henderson, N. C. September 31.
A terrible accident happened
here Sunday morning at the coal
chute of the Seaboard Air Line.
A northbound freight. No. 22,
had stopped at the chute about 2
a. m. to get coal and water, and
while standing on the track
another freight. No. 12, ran into the
rear of the first freight, smashing
the caboose and two freight cars
and instantly killing Capt. W. A.
Brown.
The engine of the rear freight
was badly smashed in and at once
set tire to the debris of the wreck.
The dead hour of the night and
the small force of the two night
trains made it impossible for them
to extinguish the fire or even save
the body of Capt. Brown from the
flames.
When the flames had died out
there remained but the ironwork of
two cars, the ties of a car of cotton
and the body of Capt. Brown.
So intense was the heat that the
body of the unfortunate man was
almost completely consumed, the
legs and arms being entirely destroy
ed and most of the head and body.
His watch, of a heavy silver type,
was left a melted mass.
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Commencing June 6tn, the Sea
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" Cape Henry, " 4.50
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Cliffs, N. C. 5.25
Lenoir, N. C. 5.30
Blowing Rock, N. C. 8.60
Asheville, N. C. 7.00
Black Movntalns, N. O. 6.45
Round Knob, N. G. 6.45
Marion, N. C. 5.85
Morganton, N. C. 5.30
Connely Springs, N. C. 5.25
Hickory, N. C. 5.25
Tryon, N.C. 7.60
Hendersonville, N. C. 7.75
Brevard, N. C. 8.50
Lake Toxoway 9.20
Hot Spring, N. C. 7.75
Wilmington, N. C. 4.50
Morehead City, N. C. 4.50
Cape Henry Va. 4.75
Norfolk Va. 4.75
Old Point Va. 4.75
Virginia Beach 4.75
Ocean View 4.75
Rural Hall 8.95
Taylorsville 6.80
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At University Station for Chapel
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dinner set FREE?
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for eight boxes, after yoo have sold the $1 SO wnrta n4 r
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beMafuUydeyratedIirpleceCHlNAd!nnera-t. exactly as per cu
either brown, blue or srold decorations, YVLL sice fi r family nm TfaH
Is genuine CHIN A. and has absolutely no trade-msrk or adTertiaem.ct of
ours on It; all we ask you to do Is to show tt to your friends and tnl
how you got It. Absolutely nootbereondlUons. iMshespa. kdanlhM4
addressed to you free of charge. Our Jio. a Lot of remedies contain (II
rwm uJur Cma ecure many other valuable premium ih.tur
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