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Concoud, N. C., June 26. 1902.
The celebration at the Greens
boro Battle Ground this year on
the 4th of July is going to be
full 'of interest.' .Distinguished
oratovs will be there, including
Congressmen. This is always
an interesting occasion to those
who have entered, info a deep
realization of the crisis under
which that 'battle was fought
and r.'hich made the name of
General Green immortal. It is &
Mecca at which the citizen may
veil bo.w and be baptized anew
with patriotic pride for his State
:ind country.
Telegram (Jot it KIgut.
The public is insistent in its
iomands. It expects the news
paper to be a pacif-horse, a dray
team, a ditch digger, a gas in
spector, a water tester, a specia
policeman, a detective bureau, a
slog chaser, a sidewalk fixer, a
cow finder, a thief catcher,
business maker, a city pusher, a
house seller, a paving inspector,
ii sewer director, a pocketbooli
linder, a lost article hunter,
council regulator, fraud discov
erer, panic preventer, obituary
j)reacher, chief taffy pouror at
weddings and. social functions,
sporting mascot, fish liar, big
egg prevaricator, snake story
expander, judge on earliest gar
dens, business boomer, husband
fiuder, general all-round handy
man for the community. In fact
if there is a single riling of im
portance to human life and hu
man happiness that doesn't go
through the newspaper it has
never yet been discovered. It
touches every feature of the hu
man endeavor from the cradle
to the grave. It smiles with
those who smile and weeps with
those who mourn. It is every
where all the time, the most busy,
the most useful ox all public
agencies. It makes mistakes.
All human agencies do. Some-
rimes it is dishonest. JJut it
stands out so in the glare of the
arc light of publicity that it can
hu.t half succeed, if dishonest
sand then only for a short time.
The above, from the Adrian
(Mich.) Telegram, comes pretty
close to being truth, too. But
then, the public reads the papers
and never takejs time to think of
:tucb things.
Ready to Held.
I used DeWitt's Witch Hazel
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certain cure," says S R Mere
dith, Willow Grove, Del.
Operations unecessary to cure
piles. They always " yield to
be DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve.
Cures skin diseases all kinds
of wounds. Accept no counter
leits, Gibson Drug Store.
Tlie Truth About Cleveland.
"I think that G rover
hind's speech befojo the Tillen
Club was a masterly uddjress,
said Mr. W KGhapnTafl of New
York, at the Raleigh.
"I was born a,nd rearjdinth1
DemocVatic faith, and even fol
lowed my party in 1896 aiid
19 0, which was a supreme .test
of loyalty. I can tell you, how
ever, that soine of the best ' men
amonj m acquaintances bolted,
and I nevqr had the heart to con
demn them. '
"No doubt the rabid followers
of Mr. Bryan, who have always
spoken scornfully of Mr. Cleve
land, will make adverse criticism
of his speech. Ue could do
nothing that wotiltl condemn
him t6 the eyes of the extremists
At the same time the sober
minded, intellectual, conserva
tive men of the South, where
they are not afraid to express
their true sentiments, will praise
the ex-President for his timely
and well-considered talk. If we
of the South would divest our
selves of prejudice, we would be
forced to the conclusion that Mr.
Cleveland is today more worthy
of leadership than any man m
the Democratic party." Wash
ington Post.
The above voices our senti
ments exactly. We have been
there ourselvws. Born in the
Democratic fold and always a
believer in Jetfersonian Democ
racy, we have in all the ups and
downs of the Democratic party
for forty eight years, shown our
fealty rntl proved our loyalty.
When the Democratic party
piped we danced and it did not
make much difference as to tha
tune when the music was a
waltz, we waltz; when is was a
two-step, we two-stepped; when
it was a cake-walk, we cake
walked. Why we submitted quietly and
kept our temper when blatant
mouths poured 'out their abuse
of Cleveland and even danced to
the Bryan music in both his
races for the Presidency. But
it made us very tired.
The Democrat who will adhere
to the yagaries of Bryan and de
nounce the Democracy of Cleve
land can not depend on our sup
port. And the man who can not
and will not see that Cleveland
is a better and more reliable ex
pounder of Jeffersonian Democ
racy than Bryan does not under
stand Democracy in its true and
native sense. Kings Mountain
News.
Jiprii Fever.
Spring t!vty anortif' na'.
r' biliousness, if is more.
"One way to avoid being rob
bed is not to have ajihing worth
stealing." J
Thousands Sent iuto Exile.
Every year a larsre number of
poor stifferers wjtose lungs are
sorg and racked with coughs are
urged to go to another climate.
But this is costly and not CHways
sufe. Don't be an exile whei
Dr. KingNfs Discovery $or
Consumption will curt you nt
home. 's the most infallioiei
all Throat and Lung disuses on
earth. The first dose brings
relief. Astounding cures result
from persistent use. Trial
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Every bottle guaranteeed.
fr,
serious thfu most nople thik.
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If flelectetf, serious illness raayj
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opening" the bowels and cTeaus
ing the system of impurities
Safe pills. "Never gripe. "L
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"They do me more good than
anything I h,ve ever tried. "
Gibson Drug Store;
Reduced Kates.
On account of the following
occasions the Southern Railway
will make reduced rates:
On acccunt of Annual Meeting
Southern' Educational Associa
tion, Chattanooga, Teen., July
1-4, 1902. Tickets to be sold
June 27 to July 1. inclusive, with
final limit July 6. .Fare $1.G0
for round trip.
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with.itchiug and burning eczema
and other skin diseases but
Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals
the raw sores, expels inflamma
tion leaves the skin without a
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there's no salve on earth as good
Tjy it. Cure guaranteed. Only
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your reflected face in ycifiHriitftfe
. such as Nature gave ou ift color at
IS it.
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If so, apply
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We will give one Lady's solid
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