-. taker 2S, 1 5111
rtsr3ay.
TIIK CAtCA&tAX,
I
jjjjr LOEB AT HELM
nifieant. coming from the soarce It
doet. Ten, ye. een a yetrt sfo.
Lft Advisers Ure Him for
Ctmpiiio Haaafcr Could
Fetch Insnrenta
bo preacher fa a itreit Soothers city Oilldm Thrvmn tt tJb Air d
would have dared such an utterance. Ctot lo W Willi Ijm .
But cur people ar bucfanlngr to Ttwy fkrreMi.
think and to study the cause for oar
retarded lodottrlal development here M'xko cttr &L 2-
in the South, where e tsar all the ras. resident of
natural advantage. And aa oar Acu m town ls ?
....... rnt. htr. v v..t.. l . ... Chiapas, was cruel d br th rbJ-
rr41 ..... leal ilmrrar, Ioa',,, i Charaula Indians when they
" I,1Tf " " The day 1. not far distant when wcke4 thal Saturday, ao
k Mat IW Oatl-Think New lne rreat goUtQ Is j,olng 4o ?ree her cordis to telarramt recited fey El
elf from, the erasn of a noiitir! Pr 10-wgni iroa Ttttua pat-
iKihl Harmonize
liiinn to lie Made? in
.tr-on Post, Sept. 17.
York, Sept. A special dis-
hrsy that is as antiquated as it la
vicious and destructive. Krer since
the war, the South his !een kept in
the demoTitlc column by appeal to
sectional hatred and nr!n1ir Itnt
a new ra is (iuwn:nr. the era of had Un Ieft for da4- aftr bTtc
lerrret. the State capital.
Tfc story brought to the Bed
Crott headquarters tolday by Fran
co's wife and later coo finned from
other sources. The woman herself
World from Beverly political and Industrial independence.
The end of the rein of a get of sif
and political advisers of seeking ' political demn?cruej, who
T if t have nearly corn- thrive on keeping our p-o:e bllndel
r work to bring about the by prejudice, is in s;?fct.. Thtr South
ion of the President at the ia about to emerge
from
a a era of
,:iM:can national convention, political slavery that" ha coat her
y finished do they consider millions of dollars In money and us
( rt that they already count told suffering and hardship among
i k-nt renominated, and are our people. .
for his re-election. a
efforts between now ana
1st will be on these two
The ousting of Postraaster-
T. L
Farrow, Kr., of Winston, Oom
mit Suicide.
r-
?r.uar
coatrM of the Republican national Lying on his back at the foot of an
i . v, rr-m ( r. rr f r altar In tho M a "inn ir !oii?( room on;
William Loeb, of New York, the nun noor o: tne Masonic iem-j . , . ,
chairmanship of the next Pie with a bullet wound in nis right - -
ten stabbed several times with a
lance by an Indian.
Aerording to the stories that ba
reached Tuxtla Gutlemey, the !nur-
r-t(r committed their depredatioss
In a manner most barbarous.
Women and children were siaugh
tered by the mobs, one of whote
leaders was a fanatical priesf. He
was one of those killed. Refugees
declare the Indians made of the mas
facre of babies a gruesome sport,
tossing them high into the air and
i catching them on the tips of their
lances.
Mil la u' tut ltUUtnn t ltf
Schools and Colleges
I
mi a mm m m m
iiwrri SM9S
or uurn.
rmnmast to th ordrf of th S-
PrIor Cosrt el W&ka) Cois&tjr 1 ih
caj of CaxiU U BrmfiU7 ul&stj
f?lA fJ. flrt! in AtLm 1 t!l t
2tr for aal ml th batt-Wttt doer j r.BQVCWttJT , .lM,frtiiirsf,
Of SepUSber. lflU th folloS& W-fl f re?!M tVw
piece or parcel ef tsd adiolaisi the j U--SWU Ul341.3 IX-Tr, i-C.
Gray Maasey hoaeu,a4 W. B- Brast-I t5 t H
ley and others, bo&44 aa fol!ot: t w irtei ta tu tr.
Beginning at a stikt en the Hal-1 tfff?:t
t.ga ana Tirtoro road near . H. tee?rMi 4 .rf
TiranUey'i hour, thet.ee Martjr st SSilKSS. wtt ltL
to the ih-pond branch, thesce do a, a. tx. Dl Kiia, x.t
aid branch to the little creek, thnc?
up said creek to the said Maeyf Mrwwi
line to the road, thence do a thc!1 FOu OluiATAED
road to the beginning
fifty acre more or lets.
C. M BERN A Till.
Commissioner,
Terms: Cash.
July 34. 19111
ICUXIGS CCUE22
Hf Wht f tff w M
lr eiJ.'...y4 wnagant Drnmrn
rti rMr 4mti4 trw
Nr f w ksl1
mis. uiai cms Alio. ft.
Sccred Cenrl Collcca
' Sfl fc(p f K mLt lr i&4 tM?l4 r
CIIIMKS IS WAV.VE OOU.VTV.
lector
!2-i
nees
t
. a j. X . . A. . A V. . n
( nal committee, to Da seiectea xempie, jusi aoove iue ear anu a -
. the conclusion of the convention, calibre Remington revolver on the( ML Olive Tribune (Democratic.) 3
after-General Hitchcock has floor about a foot away, the body ot, f . ... tw rttltr,trfcrtna mnP
I .hU "V V (pj Vwj m -
I Hnrs hara hon rnmmitfwl Hht npar
or tne national iour years. wa8 xouuu IU1S au, .
a successor is ny tne coiorea janitor at me Mason-j Wfiekg; an(J tfaat neither of the perpe
ic lempie. ju me aitar iue diuic
tte
......
i us i iiiii . i- " -
. t i m t , rr T ... C" " A
rrnincfd tnat ne nas reiirea irom .yr. i. a--, rduuw, oi., t&w uu;-
cbairmansnip oi me nauouai iuui ; , "-"".".."" f Mount Olive during the past few
con.ittee, and that
toMing tne omce. " "'"i tratora of these two revolting crimes
Th.s these leaders declare Is not was opened at the 18th Psalm, the e been apprehendedf ls suffiCient
0; that Mr. Hitchcock has not re- pages being held down by a square , f gecUon ge.
:r.e 1 and cannot resign until mere anu compos. j rf pause. Conditions hereabouts
meeting or tne executive com- iue upm u . iu tUB. ..fc..i would indicate that the vicious and
r.:--.- oi the national committee, fired while Mr. t arrow naa nis nana; .. . . am0ne the negro
There has been no meeting of the on the Bible and was kneeling at the( populatiorit are rapidiy increasing,
cf x- .tite since the election of altar. A note was left by the ae-j and the gituation m03t assUredly calls
rre?i!ent Taft. ceased giving instructions about the. fQr gtremious effort3 and specU1 ac.
There will be a meeting of the disposition of his body, and saying! Uyty the parfc of our people tQ
national committee in the early parthat he did not see any "use in try-' ed Qut thIg vicious and lawless ele
of December. Soon after there will -Big to fight it out." ! ment. A little more of this sort of
v., o rrtine- of the Presidents The coroner aeciaea an inquest
is a
F. EUGENE HESTER
LAWYER
Voadari. TodT a4 Wadacadif 1 Wrn
dell (Wall BuikUnc): TbardaTi. frt4T and
i
ftr. JM P. Slraaft. tt 15,
S tuniajt. KslrUrti. N.
tiooil Back Ba.ldtBf).
C (Commerctai Na-
Pfl-CTICE IX ALL TIIK COURTS.
fiends and political advisers at the , unnecessary. The deceased was
House for the purpose oi aDout ai years oi age. sencu
the Postmaster-General out as city tax collector for Winston for
White
putting
of coiiiniission,
politically. At tho nine years.
same time tne name oi wiiiiam uucu,
will be put forward, as the proper Coroner Calledto Sit on Amputated
man to stand at the helm of the next .
oralozen leaders, who are close Durham. X. C. Sept. 26-Ooro-to
the President, no one supports ner Jordan was to-day called into
Mr Hitchcock politically. All are the country a mile or two by the
after his calp. President Taft has finding of an amputated leg belong
been a;;r:sed of the -fight against ing to an unknown colored manr
hi, Po:c:aster-General and the man Two colored boys were rummag
who -ered ibis course for his first ing about in the woods and ran upon
campaign. He has been told Mr.1 a lard can thrown into ravine.
Hitchcock cannot run the next fight, They opened it and found the dis
tor can the next campaign Se run membered part. It was an abnom
f is.t nn, xvas con- ally large leg. bigger at the ankle
.wt ThP President is said to have than it could possibly have been, at
acquiesced in the matter, but is re- the hip No explanation had been
' lotti Mr Hitrhcock given for its appearance where it
gV He believes that the next cam-; was found up to this afternoon The
iaign must be conducted more open; theory of the coroner is that it was
L. Mia mt h reached cut off at the colored hospiUl and
iore direcUy: and tha't this cannot ordered buried, the JJ
be done by the Hitchcock methods, away having decided to get rid of it
Can Enlist Insurgents.
i thing and we will be in the midst of
m . . 1 t ,
a veritaDie reign oi lawiesbiitss,
where "murder stalks abroad." This
is strong language, but the situation
calls for such. It is time our people
were waking up, to the end that the
life of our people may be protected
and the good name of our town and
section preserved.
None of the leaders believe there
in the best way.
HAS BULLIONS OF FRIENDS.
They say if there is
it will not mase any maierwi in
ference.
will be any trouble in getting cou-j Hqw would you like to number
trol of the organization the Post- ulends by mnitons as Bucklen's
master-General has built up since he Arnlca galve does? It3 astounding
became the head of the Postoffice In the past forty years made
Department, They say ii mere ia It. t bSt in the world
. fnr sores. ulcer3. eczema, burns.
' niia soaids. cuts, corns, sore eyes,
The leaders who have their eyes j SWiiings, bruises, cold sores.
on Collector Loeb believe tnat m mm j fof Ues Twenty-five
the party has a man who can get centg &n druggists.
the support of the insurgent element .
of the party once Mr. Taft is nomi-'. AGENTS WANTED.
natd. They count on the close
relationship between Mr. Loeb and We want agents to represent The
Former President Roosevelt bringing Caucasian in every county jrhere we
x c . . .r not ntrpadv renresented. - Write
to the support oi Mr. lau we 7 " to
velt wing of the party
The new text-books adopted by the
State Text-Book Commission, will
call for an outlay by patrons o the
Public Schools of more than $i00,
000. The Republicans introduced a
Littleton Female College.
Our fall term will begin Septem
ber 20, 1911.
For catalogue, address
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South The South is About to
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The Lincoln Times. : , !
ETidences multiply daily that there
is at present a general awakening
in the South to the fact that our
People have for .years blindly sup
ported a party committed to a tariff
policy that can but retard our in
dustrial development- Almost daily
we read words of warnings to our
people from men ground in tne doc
trines of democracy.
On last Sunday Rev. H. H. Hul
ton, D. D., pastor of the First Bap
tist Church of Charlotte, preached
on the subject, "The Divine Law of
Retribution." The following ex
tract we copy from the sermon:
"Whv this business depression
over the country?" asked the
speaker. "Ia it caused by a change
in the monetary standard? No, for-;
tunatfelT. tt have had none of that
since the days of wild-eyed Bryan-'
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tariff? Let ise warn you Southern
people In passing yon had better be.
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at the next session of Congress, or
else some of you who own cotton
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