JlJA.'V'IE
MOCKSVILLE. N. O., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1903.
NO.
51
RECORD
r7aKD EVERY WEDNESDAY.
rioF suksckiftion
Lfliti, One Year, - - 75 cents
LoP Months, 40
UcoPV, u-ee Months 2o
THE WATTS BILL
Watts I Jill will go into ef
It.i.. 1 ii)0;S. and it enforc-
ftf will then sec whether it is a
orabadhiw. The Republi-
! 1-'J'-V . j. i j
'a that no Lfemocrat coum en
Jia the l:tillcfy busiuess. The
LlHIliii'pli to both Demo
Vand Republicans. The Watts
1i IS II! Ut" 1111 v
" i-v . ... 4-.- ii lnv 4li a
f '" ,11... .......1
c-.,"Ke ought to In? good for her
ii"Compui!i;i''- i't
jf ve were a Democrat, wc
. -. i. oii-inil tii imhlisli sueh
xiffas the above.
v0W we have b?en a resident ot
paviacoauty for isuiuy years and
most of the time persons oi
both
-ties have e::ga,ed in distilling.
'jcic are Democrats in the v. his-
rbiisiaM5? at the present so we
!aieJ. Yet such staff as
. . i i , ... i
tse above is puiuiMieu iuiuito
ihe facts. We know that uu
&-Mr. rHeIaudfs administration
vgy pr&sure possible was brought j
Sear upon Republican distillers
i order to get them into rue
lemocratic party. Now if the
epablicaa party had such a re-
nlas has the Democratic party
this State for fraud, rascality j
....... -m i
vile political trickery we
!! be ashamed to open our!
-T-rl. .,i2 the- Tin f- iti t ii o
icle.
carried the county and elected A .
T. Grant Jr. to represent us iu the
State Legislatuie, but soon after
Mr. Grant got to Raleigh, a cau
cvtss of Democrats met and decided
that all laws introduced by Mr.
Grant and other Republican cf a
Apolitical uaturt" should first Ic
referred to the chairman of the
Executive
Uy depriving Davie and every
Republican county in the State of
its legal it-presentation. Such
high handed levoluliouary meth
ods were never heard of before in
a free country like ours, but it was
done, and your party did it. If
you should be fed out of the same
ipoon you fcho.ild take the med
icine and be ashamed to protest
when retributive justice had over
taken you. Its a base slander of
Davie county Republicans and
the Times should give tacts and
fignes to support assertions if it
expects to make others believe
such things about its :own peop'e.
From the Times contention the
Watts bill is a political measure
passed to injure as it thought,
Republicans and is not intended
to promote temperance. The Demo
cratic party has for the past 30
years stolen elections iu this State,
jand counted their own men in,
1 thus depriving Republicans of of
fices they were legally and honest
ly entitled co. Your returning
boards have throwu out Republi-
i can precincts, and awarded cer
tificates to your own crowd who
were not legally elected. Shame,
eternal shame upon a party with
such a rec ml. Namj your man.
To Cure a Cold In One Day
I
Take Laxative Brorno Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure,
W. Grove's signature is
box. 23o.
on
E.
each
JUDGE FURCHES WAS RIGHT.
Another Democratic law has
aocve' ooiae u gnei in me uer.iwiou
i of the Supreme court of the Unit-
Sow vc arc going to give tne
Iijies a little of its party record
M let it see how it looks along
be line of honest v and decency.
18HS it began its
tleig.ng the people if successful
lot to iutenere with any man's
Ifi;lit to vote, it succeeded
3 we think l?v trauu,
iu u e w umUiirton
ed States, in which decision it was
adjudged, that, the Craig law was
unconstitutional . Possibly the
next Legislature will undertake to
campaign ! impeach these United States jud
ges just as they did our own be
cause they had decided certain
laws passed by this same Legisla
ture unconstitutional Bat one of
niassa-! toe judges this Legislature sought
hie lo-Howed, where numbers of
innonceiit negroes were shot down.
to impeach (Judge Furches) defi
ed this very law (the Craig law)
and Kopiil.lican officials were for-j exactly tins way in tne case ot
tritoMirreudLi- their offices and j Debnam vs the Bell Telephone Co.
law the State. The Legislature j where the company which had
of Kill ignored its promises and j beou chartered in New York had
pledges and submitted the amend-j complied with the requirments of
mt, ami its leaders organized j the Craig act; was sued iu the
W Shirt brigades who paraded State courts and sought to have
Ostein i -art of the state in armed! the case removed to the United
kfiscoerebg and intimidating i States court. The- petitiou was
tkrsrters. Prominent white Re-j denied by the judge presiding in
pfiWicins were not allowed to j the Superior court and the compa-
5&ka.t many points, force and
ro:te i eggs w ere used to prevent
speech, aad plots and schemes
aniltue ringing of bells to call to
Seller your cohorts, of -force and
framt to do violeuce to one of
Swtli Carolina's U. S Senators,
aK'ljet the Times talks about no!
1 foam-rat beiur allowed to
Sill. Your f.-mi Tfr Timpc; or a Democrotic United States bnpie-
foiuted in m0O more 'than one court decided as the present
County Superintendents.
In July next, a aewsupeiinteud-
uimiUee, thus virtua- 'eat of schools is to be elected by
the county board of education,
and it is to be hoped that the
board will give the county a com
petent superintendent. It is a po
sition of vital importance, one that
concerns all the people of the cou
nts7 alike, regardless of politics,
and should be filled by one thorou
ghly competeut to test the ability
of those who aie to lay the founda
tion upon which our future citi
zenship is to be built. We believe
the gentlemen of the board of edu
cation will rise equal to the occa
sion and will not follow the 'nn
suae" idea, that any old thing that
has done party , service is good
enough to till the place Chatham
Citizen.
Chatham county as shown by
the above enjoys the Democratic
privilege ot electing its superin
tendent, that distinguished honor
and right was taken from the .peo-:
pie of Davie county and givem to
the Legislature at Raleigh which '
has so efficiently managed the af
fairs of the State for the past few
years. Republicans.have managed
their financial affairs iu Davie
without calling on the Wall Street
Bankers for money to pay its ex
penses so the Legislature concluded
that we were not compeuteut to
elect our own officers you see,
Postiffjce Iepartiitcnt
An important development in
the Post office Department scandals
is the resignation of Superinten
dent Machen, of the rural free de
livery system. The alacrity with
which he got out and the amiabili
ty which attended the proceedings
indicate his guilt or crooked prac
tices, and this is but one instance
of the rottenness which doubtless
extends throughout the Depart
ment. A ridgid investigation by
a congressional committee will no
doubt disclose uu imagined corrup
tion and this cannot be undertaken
too promptly nor prosecuted too
vigorously. Charlotte Observer.
Yes a rigid investigation should
be made and we think it is being
made, and all guilty Tiarties should
be severely dealt with, we dont
want any such investigation as
was laade by the Democratic
Legislature last spring of the man
agement of the State prison. The
Observer should not Jose sight of
the fact that many of the Post
office officiate are Democrats eh !
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AT CLOTHING SALE
R SALLS'BUR
o
Yve have just closed out the entire stock of Clothing of J. MANN'S & SON, Baltimore, Md., retiring from business. Be on the lookout,
'OR THE GREAT Clothing: Sale
r
Fine stock of highly tailored. Clothing to be sol I at half price. We had the cash ami scooped them in, and our friend s'aall have
the benefit of same. Watch the arrival of this large lot of Clothing and be on time, as our price3 will lie lio per
cent, below all cost sales so as to move them quickly.
4t i his I J3 roPt i or of Ciothino Arrived Tn.nivjlc--
Clothing at Half Price. Two Suits For tne Price of One.
SALISBURY, N.
lOOPtiiGRGOhS
v r? vv? -r S r 2l
Com pa
Jobbers & Dealers
ny appealed to our Supreme court
which affirmed the decision of the
court below, but Judge Faiches
dissented and placed the grounds
of his opinion ou the fact that the
company was still a New York
corporation. Had the Republicans
passed this law and Judge Clark
ftDrnlied iguoraut negro judges of
.W,:. .... .... . .
-"-i-jus, niHi tne rape ot the uai
'Ijowas consumated by their
iilaiid assistance. They were pupets
v J'-Jur hands to do your dirty
Til "our crowd did not stop at
'liis, fcme coanties elected Repub
fiansanda few Republicans held
'iicial offices and you tried to
Wte them out of office iu order
fP'Jt in jour crowd who were
tnngrvingaiid thirsting after these
You r legislature ' aoooi nt-
I d f()!linicci'.. . r. i-
.....uiicia iu ttepu-ncan
rties. Yon
Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Implements, Stoves, Tinware,
Wooden ware, Belting, Guns. Cutlery, Ammunition,
Sporting Goods, Sash, Doors, . Blinds,
Glass, Paints, and Oils, Disc
Harrows, Chattanooga
Plows and Disc
Cultivators.
420 Trade Street,
WINSTON-SALEM N. C.
Everything In
Furniture
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING AT
Huntley Hill & Stockton
WINSTON-SALEM N. C.
You are always welcome at our Store, and our motto is The best
'for you i the best for us.
Come to free us,
GompieteURdertakingDepartment
l JR VsJKksnWfJK1! usual vncG. Cnoice of acv stanciarrt tu-es ana oest
WixTSfc miW'fi'$ eouipaicnt on ail our bicycles. Wrongest guarantee.
mrlUWWmi Wc SJJ PP&&VZ C. O. D. to any ono
m MWWW with a cent devosit aad allow i0 DATS UE
mVliV i$QMiM TKiAL before purchase ia bindia.?.
Wnfti ml? h vzte .
t VvWI in I I! IwJ-lM .Arsrr VniTif-.-y.a u:l ujaKivi -m iM.ia, Kwi as .itw
ml L' LKVE4SSis 8Sy mill factosv pieces 'and free
I
in each tovrn to take orders for our zxsw u.igh Crada
Guaranteed Bicycles.
"Bol&SC," Complete $8.75
GQ&SSZ&kj,?9 Guarantee J K!jh Grede $JGm7$5
M SBBSSR . ' ABwiuty $t75
BzudOPfJ v" ltoad-raeer M,&
fcmh I'M no better uicvcla at anv nrico.
CTSsAi'Ha 0llicr or moaei you vsc-nt m cnc-mira
ton for oitr
TRIAL OFFER.
Tires, enuiomont, sunGris and sjrort lr.p- poods of all kinils. at half regular price,
in our free ur'iryc8a'cg. Con', n insa world of ii30ful information. Write for it.
- - -
Down On Fraud.
crrew even bolder
wl iu 1.001 your crowd impeached
Republican mpnlKrs nf iVi
h!ilte Supreme court anil snmo nf
the
nri t-An -C. i. l i . . J ? j
Sncu mr Luis tiiiiy
fr0rk was topt rir! nn?miil.li(miw
last aet, one of the vilest,
'aest and most diabolic! neie-
1 Work ever undertaken bv the
j enst .foot-pads or highwaymen.
u (Hd not oton at that in moi
jar Legislature passed a school
nd elected the county school
twlS Ht "gh, but provided
& tW ye:us tllreflfter thev
anT- , electedy th counties,
03 this law wa amended
iow conia deprive Republican
10, " 1hese oi1ice3 iu abont
iar.v m ti tuht at home here
court has the Democratic press
would have lauded Judge Clark to
the skiers with its praises aud long
and loud would have been the
echoes of "We told you so." Rat
this wise and hoaesfc Jadge was
only a Republican whose opinion
s not worth uoticing anyway .
Union Republican. ,
Yes Judge Furches wa3 not on
ly sustained by the U. S. Supreme
court in the Craig act. but also in
the bond ease but then Judge Fur
ches is a Republican, and as of old
no good thing co nes out of Galilee.
Davie county is justly proud of her
sou. He has forged his way from
the bottom of the ladder to the
topmost round, and is to-day the
man of sterling integrity he has
always been regardless of the at
ienpt made by Lock Craig and
others to degrade aud dishonor
him.
You Know What You Are Tak
ing When you take Grove's Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle
shoeing that it is simply Iron and
Quinine in a tasteless form. No j
cure, no pay, 50c.
Old papers tor 'sale at the
ecrd, office .10 cents per 100.
Elizabeth City, N. C, May 20
Duiiug the delivery of a strong
and eloquent sermon Sunday night
Rev, D. H. Tuttle referred to the
notorious crookedness and glaring
frauds of the recent city election.
He expressed the hope that the
grand jury would be camposeJ of
brave, horjes,t incorruptible men
who would keep their oaths invio
late and bring to justice all crimi
nals, especially those who deliber
ately commit perjury and rob the
American- citizens of the sacred
right oi having their votes count
ed as east. Raleigh Post.
The shoe is beginning to pinch
when the thieves legiu to steal
from the elect, but as long as the
ballot box theives were stealing
from Republicans it was honorable
and all right. Down with ballot
box theives of all kinds audclaases
The perpetuity of government
depends upou a tree and fair election.
FRESH
D RU G S
Just Opened
One door below the Post office in
Job Printing,
. Neatly Quickly.
HP By The Rec-
Nevin Poultry Yards
Nevin, Meekiersfcurg Co., N, C.
iCHOUlER'S
DEPARTMENT
store,
Great Slaughter Sale! On
For the Hest 30 Days
We will give a special discount ot 25 per cent, on all sals of MEJTrt
CLOTHING. Our reason for this great sacrifice sale is this: Iu I be
future weexpect to devote all our time and attention, in the Cloth in;
Department, lo the sale of Boy's Clothing exclusively. We haven't tj
room to carry both, hence to carry out our plan, our entire Btock of
Men's Clothing must be closed out qcickly. Gentlemen, this i3 YOUR
opportunity.
Boys Clothing
the Weant Building a nice line of Has soxne of the finest Pure-Bred
Tf every man would be liberal
h t cf
enoug
h to concede the
DRUGS and Toilet articles, io-1
baeeo and Cigars, Oranges, Ban
unas Lemons and Apples.
Gallin and see us when
you nesd any
thing in
our lino
Your patronage Solicited
M. D Kimbrough
&Sons
Dr. M, D, Kimbroughs office up
stairs over Drug Store,
FRISCO
SYSTEM.
On the first and third Tuesdays
rtf a -ni . IVfnv and June the Fris-
co System (Saint
Francisco
Louis & San
Railroad)
will have on
sale reduced one way and round
rip tickets from Birmnigham,
Memphis and Saint Louis to points
Missouri, Oklahoma,
t.i.w.. 0 l rn,nl!
I Indian lerruory. mm ac-vo.
Write W. T. Saunders, be. v., i .
himself,
much of the bitterness
that political strife engenders
would be swept away, and defeat
iu fair contests would lose its sting
Wilson News.
D., Frisco System, Atlanta, Ga.
for information.
Fowls in the Stats, anr sell
Ejrgs at tns following low
Price.
S C. Brown Leghorns, Lt Brahmas
Barred Rocks, Black Minorcas,
$1.00; W Wyandottes, Houdaus,
Sherwoods, Buff Leghorns, Cornish L
Indian Games, -$1.25; White In
dian Games, 2.00; 15 eggs, to a
setting.. Pekin Duck eggs, 81.00
per VS. Also thorughbred Red
Jersey Swine, S weeks old, .00
jeach $10.00 per pair.
I Our winnings tor 1002 at two
shows M ere 15 first, 12 second, 8
third prizes.
We are inventors and patentees
of Wardiu'8 Flight Arrester; it
prevents fowls from flying without
cutting their wings. A three foot
fence will keep them cou fined.
Does not hurt them cannot.be
seen. Jyt the thing for poultry
raisers. When writing for them
say for what breed of fowls. Sam
ple 10c. silver, (no stamps) $1.00
per dozen.
Say where j'ou saw this ad.
Circulars free. Send at once.
WARDIN BROS.
Owing to the extreme late spring we find that our stock of Roys' Sum
mer Clothing is larger than it should be at this time, bo rather than
wait until the tail end of the summer to have our slaughter file, wt
have decided to take the bitter dose now, aud have sale in the gi.i
ning of hot weather when our little gentlemen friends arc in . I
this grade of Clothing. We feci sure they will appreciate thi sale.
So come on boys this is YOUR opportunity, for during the a1e wo will
How 25 per cent, discout on Boy's Summer Clothing purchased .
Scliouler's Department Store
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Tv timm :hM m . One HfflV -
! m awKss SSSiica ifcoaes sow ra ss a s. uu
1 "mmsm
Cures dtp
Jn Two 3ayc.
1)
For th&t
Millionaire
Feeling
wear garments
made-to-oriicr
by : t : t
Strauss Bros.
"America's Leadioj? Tcilcr,"
C Vi i c a q o
Good clothes contribute much to happi-
4g3 ness. You z&in the point In Straisa 15ros.'
I made garments. Tliey are made scientiScalljr
to your exaxt meo.su re by highly skilled
tailors . in cleat, 6anitary shops. Every detail
Jrom first to last given the minutest attention, the
result being garments distinctly above the ordinary
and absolutely satisfactory. Yon will wonder
Low ittan le done at the low prices ouo'ci. Call sad see
iiw eamples of choicest ce7 woolena.
' G. H. MORRIS
MOCKSVILLE, N. C.
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