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T V THE CAUCAUXA2T V01CE OF THE PEOPLE. t.xctJy f toiau Tte editor fVpoftbi for tu Tie eprt. ia Jiv-i- vm jr,N ie the Htun Holler in hHtfuuii Promises IJroken. . ..tor Caucasian: The Democra " 'oiintv Conveniion ol Chatham w.-is held in PitUDoro on Juiy -a th following ticket was anu .- fijit'-d. mostly by accalmf.tion: h-riiT. Leon T. Lane; Register Juhn W. Johnson; for Leg- Frcd W. By num. The Com- ro of I .'!. 't4.wr,.rri are the sarae old Board, 7 1? Carey I). Moore. Hamp Fur l.n and Hock Griffin. The con- h - onty 0 ;,; HJU-r City, tion in the midst of a panic left by Mr. Roosevelt, with the assistance of the wise leaders of the Republican party he restored confidence in the I business world, and to-day after near jly four years our country is enjoying I the- greatest industrial prosperity in jits history. Labor Is employed at good prices for their produce that the Democrats are crying out against the high cost of lining. Or to put it in plain English, the Democrats want to see a drop in the prices of our grain, cotton, meats, chickens, eggs and all other products of our farms and gar dens. Mr. Taft has stood firm against any reduction of our tariff laws that will not bear the light of investiga tion by a non-partisan commission. But the President is a poor poli tician. He has made political blun ders in distributing "pie." He ap- orth the We all de- DEMOCRATIC DISCOQD Much Friction Among Mem bers of the Campaign Committee ...a fairlv attended, the ma f which was made up mostly 1 Pinte& a Democrat Judge in N Plttahnrn. and fhP, anomer on 0 ( 0 j or.-' . ;t::i the .uJ.Suprcme Court Bench. V . r.T.PA Tk I . V, . . .i it - . The only contests was be-j1"1"" uul 8,iaM we aesiroy me . legislative candidates and ; because of it? i understand .Mr Governor Wiltn Wa Forced to Ck to Xrvr York to Try Peroad the Committee to Name a Tre nrer and Flnmnce Commitoe and to Ge to Work Campaign Fund Are hhorU peaa cosstrics in regard to war Bat ters, for sp to Mat Uot tit eeo4 that cot one ov the coastrW acres the water cared anytata a boat Ra tional fairness up to a few years aol i after the laeetlcg ov representatives 1 ov all countries in the world ia Tbej iaue conference sozse ijc&teeQ or! twenty years ago). Things easily be came so stormy that the Italian ruler I the msa ia charge) assembled hit troops at Fredoaia an aitasef pro ceeded to Wirtecaberg. presumably for a conference with Bonaparte. That gentleman. Instead ov puttia ia hit time mlia an' lookia after the genera welfare ov France aa' Italy, wut said to hev beea haagla about f the camp ov General Bonlome. who There seems to be anything but wux nursia" day dreams on alaas to narmony ana money at w uson si rade England. Bonaparte wut headquarters In New York. There makin" a serious mistake, ov course has been much friction among thejHe n4d airtady won g0ry enog(:a lf committee, and nothing has beeajlht,re can glory in warfare, to sat done toward launching the campaign. J igfy anyone: hii reoutstion n. and m a il In -! K k . A Governor Wilson was worried county commissioner, which the roller rolled out to the queen's . ... Mr. H. H. Hayes put Mr. Fred W !', .'iuiii in nomination, paying a ?r;bu? to him, as being a man ,',f in' rharacter, and if he had any habits, he had never been able to f ; n i tfif-m out. However, this fail j(, create much applause for By- Roosevelt says he has never been free and goes so far as to admit that he expects to be called an anarchist and a Socialist. Now, who knows what this means? Are we ready In conservative North Carolina to enter into this dark wil derness of political uncertainty with a dictator who admits that he will be called an anarchist? I prefer the old mimm YOU HAVE 9 W to sell for cash or exehaag for UaaVeta, shp it to Its Cms ei LTIg. C Ctkia, ft. C Tbey wtU treat yon rigaL t , r,tl' V.kf t' j VI A TIT K A Tt'fk r Kv . . . . ! IT V I II II I W l I T V I i w w P 1 I I V tuwi. w - J, J roller candidate, and without! H v'aw't:u uo 8" saieiy m me TOT J Mr. Roosevelt says, "Thou shalt jnot steal," and straightway begins to (steal the Republican electors in North 'Carolina and Kansas. Would it not r.nr h rt.ur tuj better tor him to declare: "I will only r-afl applause when he stated that Mr. Hannah was not a candidate tth:h he would have stood a poor jiho of being the nominee for the I,.ji.-lat ure. Mr. W. l- Siler then placed Mr. J. f,(.,re Hannah in nomination in his u.-nal happy vexed over the situation and went to president ov France aa ov Italy, then! New York a few days ago to try to King ov the two countries for life ! get bis committee together and to There wui nothin' more for him in persuade the mto get down to work, j politics; nothin more at a great mlli- A press dispatch from Sea GHt, tary leader, for he wux such already. New Jersey, publishe din Vr! lay's .prance had been fitln for hundreds Durham Herlad, says: ov years with varyin success. Hit "There has been persistent rumors fwu2 time for peace, an' France could of discord among the members of the hev had peace for a time. Dut she campaign committee. The Governor's didn't. For some years every French determination to go to New York is stream ran with blood, an oftentimes maHo at tha f nnpl ti efrtn of tvA waoba r- v. &. i . ... m " v - v. r icuiu uiooa ayea tne streams ov i or inaction on the part of the com- foreign countries a deen rrimunn Az ever. ZEKE BILKINS. of air- clique or machine. Mr F. M. Farrell was then put in r.i l in.titon by II. L. Coble, who said Lis candidate was a man of good jniiifi. common sense, and from the f;:.-t that he was not allied with cor- would ti.. However, Mr. Farrell was the man the steam roller struck the hard est, from the fact, as Farrell stated The writer does not now know that there will be any Republican electors in our State. It seems that the "steam roller" is to be used here by the new party and the so-called Re publican electors are to be Roosevelt electors in fat. But let the organ!- l. .41.., 1.1 J- . 1 ! . w t cj 1 CO L ill UCBLI IJ V lilt riuraie mil ui-iicess, wuuiu uidhe loe lT . . , - ' most excellent representa-i L1CL lue "esiroy aiso i"ul oLrtLe ncKei. unless tnere are (To be continued.) GOVERXOH KITCIII.NS TRUST RECORD. promised him in their office here that they would give him their united support, and then as a climax to the situation, after defeating Farrell, they had the audacity to offer a reso lution offering him the positon of door-keeper in the next Legislature. However, this was nothing more nor less than a scheme to hold Mr. Far rell in line for the coming fight this fall, which went to show that they hd very little respect not only for V.r. Farrell, as a man, but for his Democracy as well. This was noth ing more nor less than an insult to a man who has done more work for the Democratic party in Chatham County than any man in it. This convention was one of thp worst boss ridden of any that . has ever been held in this county, and had it not been for the fact that the county is so close, there would have been other developments that would hare been interesting indeed. Another thing very noticeable is the two factions in the Democratic party in Chatham, one headed by Hayes, Bynum & Company, and the other by the Londons, which has been brewing for some time. But as to this, it had just as well be under stood now that Hayes is the boss in Chatham, and will be for some time to come. (Signed) CHATHAM REPUBLICAN. mittee which had been expected to get down to earnest business within a day or two after it was organized on July 19th. "It is believed that the Governor is angry at the committee's failure to agree on a treasurer and a finance committee, the result of which has! Judge Clark's Manager Links Kltrh been a two weeks' delay in getting I ln 8 ame With Bell Telephone the collection of a campaign fundi Company .Scores Simmons, Too. 1 T f 4Ck V tr O T V rf-v jkn1 . i v-v 1 -"- J charlotte, N. C. August 3. Hal ia ,ett s ward, of the First District. "tt7.Hr 1. u u UIU"lr-: Uho is campaigning the State in the r 7k I Z nuaM! ' w interest of Judge Clark's candidacy i.c tt luv iuau fortheMpd statesSenate.to-night c piCOCL amUUu B uu., addressed an audience of about three Taft electors, the Taft voters will i 1 ' "U"U1"UB Ul luuu" hundred Charlotte voters in the coun hardly trouble themselves to go to! .! ?!! k?" ,i.,.. ty court-house here. Mr. Ward went after the records of nouncea on two or tnree occasions both Governor Kitchin and inai vvm. l. inicaqoo and Senator New and Second Hand Of Every Description. PIANOS AND ORGANS ; -1 aucattan. You ciin get 5 psr cent discount il y u mention The KOONCE BROTHERS 105 and 111 East Harget SL, RaVih. North Carolina. in the convention. Bvnum & Haves I w. ltie ol our -. ! ,btate ticket is sealed. I this as a hint. J. E Coles Store, N. C. only offer SPENCE. Mr. Hpence Replies to Mr. Sesnter. Editor Caucasan: I am glad my little article in defense of the Repub lican party afforded so much amuse ment to my good friend, D. H. Sen der. But I see no reason why he should be surprised that I, or any other Republican, should support the regular Republican nominee for President. "Preventing Poison Ivy.' A recent issue of The Caucasian an article was printed on how to prevent poison Ivey from taking effect on the system. One of the subscribers to this paper, Mr. C. J. Jenkins, of Fair view, took issue with it and said the remedy suggested would not always work. The article was furnished by a member of the Board of Health and the following reply to Mr. Jen kins is written by the same party: "In a recent issue of The Caucas lon attention was called to the dan ger of poison ivy, (or poison oak as it is sometimes called). It was sug gested that if, after coming into con tact with poison ivy, one would "has ten to teh nearest stream and wash, using fine sand and mud for soap," that it would "usually" accomplish the desired results, in other words present poison. Note the word "usually." In regard to this a subscriber from Buncombe County writes as follows: "I was surveying on the side of a steep mountain, and slipped, and in grabbing for support I observed that I had grappled with ivy, so down at the foot of the hill I washed with mud and sand, and on going to din ner I further washed with hot water and soap, with the result that in two days, not only my hands were swollen to a puff, but my face also." Now it is to be regretted that the writer did not state how much time elapsed between the time that he touched the ivy and the time he washed" at the foot of the hill." Ordinarily the effects of poison ivy can usually be avoided if the washing Gore, of Oklahoma, had been favored for the position of vice-chairman of the campaign committee, the official selection have not been made. No start apparently has been made toward the appointment of a nnance commitee. The names of Herman Rldder and Henry Morgen- tnau have been mentioned for the position of treasurer. Mr. Morgen- thau was In conference with Gover- Senator Simmons in his characteristic, vigor ous style and aroused considerable enthusiasm among his hearers. Mr Ward introduced a new issue into the campaign to-night having to do with Lrovernor KItchln's trust record in following statement: The Bell Contract. "In the office of the Corporation Commission thsrs is a contract which shows a trust between th Rell Tele nor Wilson yesterdav. T.ast nlrht I v n. . i , - " o"iyauuc iumpAUj HUU IUB 1UC&1 CO 1X1- ? . ? 1 u went 10 ine Adiron- pany and the local company of the ucb wiui a promise to return within nrst district, which shows the people teu uaya. or some unKnown reason Qf that district are paying tribute to LUttiman McoomDs nas remained a trust. I wrote Governor Kitchin oiC1Jf wjr 11 um oea unt wnne am WJ,S thro it w in,wH in least secen members of the campaign evidence in a hearing hfore the Com- commuiee nave oeen nere within the mission, commenced by the Hon. J. ew aays wun Diood in their Bryan Grimes a few years ago. I hflVA Vl Q A I m mir Y. w A r v A r 14 iiau i l in in j ii a 11 vi auu Miun 1 1 is there if it has not been destroyed HEAL ANCIENT HISTORY. i Jt was never shown to a Legislative rnmmiftoo A iirir tr lTlfiln'o arimlnia. l( nntinilttH frnm rn rrv 1 I grievance, though anythin mite golotate to call for it and say whether through then. But if Bonaparte wuzjwe have a trust in North Carolina or alarmed, he didn't let on. Austria! not. seemed to design revenge by an at-1 "I wrote Governor Kitchin before tack upon Italy, which had rebelled Ibis trust bill was passed that I would against French rule an' wuz occupied! convict the trust if ke would have ten by about 25,000 French troops at the words added to the law. I called on time. An Austrian army wuz in Ger-him to show the letter and that he many at the moment, for Germany I bring it out. He has treated me with had not become very war-like at this! great courtesy by mentioning this let date. Austria could not step about! ter. in his message, but Woodrow Wll in that country long at this writin'.lson or. Judge Clark would have un In 1805 the Austrian army in Ger- covered the contract, whether he had many, commanded by Ferdinand and! the power or not." Mack, went into Bavaria an' demand ed that the Bavarians should either! It the Democratic politicians in unite their army with that ov Austria! South Carolina are telling the truth or disband hit, another specimen ovjon each other, they certainly hare the high-handed ideas ov most Euro-Jsonr material for office. nomination was secured through faud, but that does not prove it. I have seen no Republican paper since the Convention except . such as are supporting Roosevelt. In not a sin gle one have I seen a single attempt to prove any fraud. The Caucasian and other Roosevelt papers charge fraud, but they produce no evidence to prove it. The truth is, Mr. Roose yelt began to charge fraud long be fore the Convention met. It looks lke he foresaw his defeat and raised the cry of fraud as an excuse for a aew party. 1 have confidence in the National Committee of the Republican party. hen I lose all confidence in the men ho are at the head of the Dartv. I shall leave it as Mr. Senter has done. Bjt I understand our National Com mittee was loyally selected by Mr. Koosevelt four years ,ago when he used the "steam roller" so effectively Placing Mr. Taft in the White House. There may be "bosses" in our com mittee. But it does not become the 7 party advocates d0Ut "bOfiSPS ' j nriv stonH Tnnrt and water is Der . , mill kjttfciwj " . , " - - - it is very easy to say Mr. Tafts, . immditelv or within a few minutes. In the article referred to, it was suggested that after coming in contact with poison Ivy one should' "hasten to the nearest stream and wash, using fine sand and mud for soap." And concluded by stating that this method "usually accom plish the desired results." Now it should also be borne in mind that poison ivy can more read ily have its effect, if the person com ing in contact with the ivy has the pores of his skin open, as for instance when he is perspiring freely. In such cases it is very essential that the washing process be aplied vigor ously and at once. It mieht also be noted that poison ivy affects some people more than it does others. It has been observed, for instance, that as a rule, poison ivy affects blondes more readily than brunettes, and for people easily af fected by poison ivy, it might be well if besides washing, they applied some kind of alkali, such as am monia water to the parts touched by the ivy. However, our article was that Ro to say much It is a case so plain even the blind may see that Mr. OSevelt is 8UDreme boss nf the new Party. His leaders seem powerless to ; anything till the big boss is con futed and his. O. K. secured. Boss no? - at the height of his elory was t in it" compared with the "Bull Mose" as a boss. But what has Mr. Taft or the Re- j-uuean party done that all this trou - -uses in the camp. It seems to m that Mr Toff 1 u ... beat t ueeu one oi tne est Presidents in the history of our -y. Beginning his administra intended as a general article and not for special cases which axe very sus ceptible to poisoning." Stole His Brother's Bride. A Fayetteville dispatch of August 2 says: "D. D. Woodall ran away with his brother's pretty wife yesterday and the brother, Frank Woodall, to-day published legal notice that he has ap plied for a divorce. Woodall and his wife had been married but four months." Special Vatae ii Wattes it , ' Send money-order: for $10.00 and we will send by return mail a Waltham or Elgin 20 year gold filled watch, fully guaranteed. For $5.50 the same movement in nickel case My & Wynne J e wiry (Co. EVERYTHING IN JEWELRY 128 Fayeitsvffis Stmt, - - - - BcMA n. 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