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VOLlTrK VI.
MOCKSVTLLE, N. C, THURSDAY AUGUST 11, 1904.
NO. 7.
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THE DAVIE RECORD
"Rushed kvkry Thursday.
H. MORRIS, - - EDITOR.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
One copy, One Year, - - 50 cent
One copy, &ix muuum,
FOR PK EVIDENT :
THEODORE ROOSVELT,
of New York.
TOR V ICE-rR I-23I dent :
CIIAKLES W. FAIRBANKS,
of Indiana.
HEl'l'BI.ICA N STATE TICKET;
FORtWVEKSOK
CHARLES J. HARRIS,
of Jackson County,
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
ISAAC M. MEEK INS.
of Pasquotank County.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE:
J. J. JENKINS,
of Chatham County.
FOR STATE TREASURER:
C. G. BAILKY.
of Davie County.
FOR STATE AUDITOR:
F. A. LINNLY
of Wantanga County.
FOR STATE SUPT. OF PUBLIC INSTR
UCTION: CYRUS P. FRAfZER.
of Guilford County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
W. II. YARBROUGH.
FOR
commissioner of labor and
printing:
Y. HAM RICK.
FOR
J.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER:
DR. D. H. ABBOTT,
ELECTORS AT LARGE:
J J. BRTTT,
K. Z. LINNET.
rOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES:
JT T I )G v MONTGOMERY,
JUDGE DOUGLAS.
FOB ROOSEVELT.
A California Oemocratle KwBppr
Holts Parker,
Theodore Roosevelt foi daring to
place the slighest barrier in their
way.
"It chooses Theodore Roosevelt
because it considers the President
should be a man who can be dealt
with directly.
"It opposes Alton Brooks Park
er because it does not believe the
people of this great nation should '
select as President a Man Friday to
any Robinson Crusoe.
"It chooses Theodore Roosevelt
because one great issue this time is
the MAN, and Roosevelt represents
that in all its courage and all its
Americanism.
"It opposes Alton Brooks Parker
because he is merely the automatic
MACHINE.
"It chooses Theodore Roosevelt
because the one great and over
shadowing issue in the coming cam
paign will be whether the Trusts
shall dominate this countrv. snan
their fingers at the laws of the
present, and strangle further need
ed legislation at its birth, or wheth
er the people shall hold these syn
dicated infamies in check.
"It was on that issue the Trusts
would have defeated the nomina
tion ot Theodore Roosevelt if they
could.
"It is on that baf-is they will put
money in the fight for Alton Brooks
Parker, whom they nominated and
whom they control.
"Finally, the Bee chooses Iheo-
dore Roosevelt because he is a
FREE MAX.
'It opposes Alton Brooks Park
er Because he is a boa DM AN
tied hand and foot to Wall Street
and the Trusts."
the poor white man of course for
the negro could not even vote if he
paid his poll-tax. 124 white men
in this county are disfranchised
this year by the party that prom
ised never to cause any man to be
denied the right to vote." Chat
ham Citizen.
Yes, the taking of the ballot from
some of as good men as there are
in the State and these poor people
have not as yet fully realized that
their rights have gone. "Wait until
after 1908, when the young white
man has to read and write any sec
tion of the Constitution, and other
thousands of white men will go
down by reason of the Democratic
machine method.
JUDGE PARKER IN 1896 AND 1900,
No one will ever hear from The
Times a word of excuse or pallia
tion of Judge Parker's two votes
for W. J. Bryan. Any reasoning
by which a defense of his going
with his party in 1896 and 1900
might be attempted, would pretty
certainly be false and dangerous.
From the point of view of sound
money Democrats Judge Parker
was guilty either of a fault in po
litical morals or of a serious error
in jndgemeut in the Bryan cam
paigns. Which ever it was he will
in some measure stiftei the penalty
this year, since it cannot be doubt
ed that his support of Biyan will
alleniate some Democratic support
from him. N. Y. Times, July 24,
1904.
THEV WILL STAY WHERE THEY ABF.
These young men, who
might
Tlit Daily Bee, the leading Dem
ocratic newspaper in Sacramento,
California, announces that it will
not support the Democratic candi
date for President. It endorses the
Republican candidate and platform
in the following editorial :
"The Bee can say of Theodore
Eseelt that the Trusts do not
want him," while they do want
Parker.
''And it can say of the Republi
can platform that whenever there
was anything to be said on any
public issue, it said it. It did not
heirate, and stammer and stutter
and finally put out a long farrago
of words, saying much and mean
ing nothing; nor did it smother the
question altogether, on the ground
that there were no votes to be got
by injuring anybody's feelings on
either side.
"The Republican platform stands
out in the open and says: 'Here I
am. You can either take me or
leave me.'
"The Democratic platform darts
out sneak ingly like a Chatham
Street second-hand clothing-dealer,
appealing t-i each voter: 3Iy op
inions aie just the same as yours.
Vot arc yours! Come in aud I'll
fhow you a coat that vill perfectly
fit you. I can fit auy man of any
size.'
'In this world, men caunot get
all they want, nor half they desire.
They must make a choice lietween
hat is stt before them.
"And the Bee chooses Theodore
Itootevelt in preference to Ahon
Brooks Parker.
"It chooses Roosevelt because,
with all his faults, he stauds self
reliant in his American manhood,
independent, courageous, plucky,
conscientious, untramnieled and
unpurchaseable: shackled to no
synicate or corporations; the thrall
uo crimiual coterie waxing fat
have been Democrats if things had
leen radically different, and for
whose con version The Times is uow
so solicitous, have just seen the
Democratic party, "dissevered,
discordant, belligerent" for twelve
years, fitly represented by a nation
al convention which was afraid to
make an honest platform, which
confessed no errors, offered no
atonemeut and would, if possible,
have withdrawn the candidate
whose silence gave conseut to the
trick by which he was nominated.
There is no inducement for voters
to whom "afe aud sane" Demo
cracy is nothing more than a feeble
tradition to join a party which
would never permit a President of
its choosing to serve the country
efficiently. The motives which
have led them to support the Re
publican party since they came of
ace will control their actions this
year. Parker clubs will appeal to
them in vain. They are where
tbeybclong, aud they are going to
stay there. N. Y. Tribune.
of
ROOSEVELT'S ACCEPTANCE.
TES.
" As we understand from an
amended statement of its position,
the Winston Sentinel does not com
mit itself unreservsdly in favor of
Raleigh as a convention city,
thongh it seems to have an appre
ciation ot some of the advantages
of our town." Raleigh Post.
Since Greensboro has gone dry
no aouot tne sentinel, and others
of the Glenn crowd are considering
the advisability of changing base.
They can't ship it to Greensboro
by the car load unless the wets
win at tne next - election two
years hence. Raleigh has the ups
ou Greensboro at this time, and
if present conditions remain un
changed; she will no doubt win out
in a walk. We shall wait aud see.
READ THESE.
pon illegal profits; the automatic
mouthpiece of no predatory mone
tary combination evading just laws
Bow on the Statute books and mur
dering honest measures in the
wnb of legislation.
;Ic opposes Alton Brooks rarker
lwuise he is not a free agent; be
se he is but clay in the hands
"f the potter, and that potter Au
gust lielmout; because he is merely
Ul graphophoue of Wall Street,
what little The People have ,
"eard through the machine lias un
mistakably reveajed the Voice of
Master; because he is to-day
Jnt the instrument which the
Tr''ists Lope to use in disciplining
Innplrtoff.
It is an insinuating, coherent,
cogent, pardonably proud speech.
lie strikes the keynote of the cam
paign early, aud sounds it with in
spiring effect. For seven years
he has been part of an administra
tion of national affairs, aud he is
"content to be judged by our rec
ord of achievement." The grand,
alluring and convincing exhibit of
the Republican party is that it has
mn il the "deed sonare with the
wrd." He can be forgiven aban
donment of auy hazy principles of
propriety that might befog a can
didate, who is at the same time
the President of all the people, by
refeiring to the uncertainty, the
insincerity, but the final capitula
tion "confidentially" of the oppos
tion. It is impossible to disassoci
ate the two facts of Mr. Roosevelt's
position. That he would lay stress
upon the unification of Jiis party,
as contrasted with the Democratic
attitude of doubt and dismay, must
be conceded as within the strictest
rules of etiquette. Current events
might well have justified him in
demanding, -Under which King,
Bezouianl" Pittsburg Dispatch.
DRUGGIST,
No. 13 West Fourth Street, Winston, N. C.
Is the Place to Buy
mm
And, also, have your Trusses Fitted, He has the Stock
.and Experience and can supply your wants in anything
in the DRUG LINE.
jf-SQURE DEALING OUR MOTTO.
Do you want to Bny a Present for your Mother, Wife,
or any one else, if so, remember the place to get it is at
BROWN'S JEWELRY STORE,
448 Liberty Street, Winston, N. C.
We can sell Goods 20 per cent, lower than any competitor, for
this reason, Little Expense, as our Reuts are not over one-fourth as
High as our competitors; so that makes good Goods come at Little
Profits. High Rents make High Prices. The Dollar spent with us
will bring good returns. All kinds of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, ETC., at Prices lelow the Lowest. And last
but not least, but the best, is our Repair Work; that is not surpassed
by any one in the State. A trial is all we ask. Very truly yours,
BBQWW THIS JjgWM&Ma.
BROOKS
DISFRANCHISED.
"In 1900 the Democrats dis
franchised the negro. They also
passed a law requiring all voters,
of poll-tax age, to pay their oll
tax before the first day of May or
thev would be denied the right to
vote. Now remember the negro
was ont and could not vote. Who
were they after when they enacted
the poll-tax requirement? W ii
Col. Bryan is still the skipper in
the Parker Cheese.
The dinner pail is never- rusty
except during a Democratic ad
ministration. The Democratic donkey will feel
a little awkward weariug a blanket
embroidered with a $ mark.
The Republican candidates are
running on a gold platform j the
Democratic on a gold telegram.
- The Democrats have one motto
which alwavs fits. It is: "We are
bound nowhere under full sale."
Every vote for Parker and Davis
is an attempt to change the hands
on the dial and block the wheels
that move forward.
Tom Taggart insists that he sees
a Democratic victory ahead in In
diana. Taggart should be treated
for political strabismus.
The Democratic party professes
to b ardently in favor of educa
tion, but it wants an expurgated
edition of its party history.
The Democrats are looking lor a
new party emblem, the only re
quirement being that it be made
large enough to conceal a knife.
"Tammany extends her hands to
the Democratic condidate," says
liourke Cochran. Tammany al-
way extends her hands palms up,
The Igorrotes at St. Louis were
ordered to wear pants, but are not
wearing them. Judge Parker or
dered a gold plank inserted in the
Democratic platform but it is not
there.
Mr. Bryan says that Parker's
nomination "nullified the party's
tinii.trnst declarations." If there
- M. W -
is any doubt about that, make an
inouirv as to the name of the treas-
nf the Democratic national
v
committee.
The banks of Kansas now have
$110,000,000 on deposit and there
is not a detwsea uemocraiiiu uouar
in th Amount. The Democratic
platform adopted at St. Louis
stands for a Bryan dollar and it can
not be changed for a telegram.
The man who confesses that he
has iiist recovered from an attack
r inanitv would hardly be placed
in charge of the affairs of a big
business concern. Yet, that is the
the Democrats make
while applying for the management
of the largest tmsiraetss wuwiu
the world,
Hardware Company
Jobbers & Dealers
Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Implements, Stoves, Tinware,
Wooden ware, Belting, Guns. Cutlery, Ammunition,
Sporting Goods, Sash, Doors, Blin?si
Glass, Paints, and Oils, Disc
Harrows, Chattanooga
Plows and Disc
Cultivators.
420 Trade Street
WINSTON-SALEM N. C
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Operating Over 7,00
Miles of Railway.
. . QUICK ROUTE TO ALL POINTS. . .
North-South-East -W est
Through Trains Between Principal Cities and Resorts
AFFORDING FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION
Elegant Pullman Sleepiug Cais on all Through Trains. Dining, Club
Aud Observation Cars.
For Speed, Comfort and Courteous Employes, travel via the South
ern Railway. Rates, Schedules and other information furnished by
addressing the undersigned:
R. L. Vernon, Trav. Pass, Agt., . J. H. Wood, Dist. Pass. Agent
Charlotte, N. C, . Asheville, N. C.
W. A. Turk, Pass. Traffice Mgr. S. H. Haiidwick, Gen'l Pass Agt
WASHINGTON, D. C.
The Winston Journal in speak
ing of the Democratic primaries in
Forsyth county last week says :
They were conducted in an orderly
manner and there were no evidence
of fraud. Why what does it mean
about fraud where Democrats held
the election 1 Does the Journal
mean to insinuate that Democrats
will steal from Democrats t They
have defrauded Republicans so
much and so long, they can't help
doing one another. A Scotch ver
dict, "Guilty, but not proven."
Our Democratic friends point
with pride, and view with alarm
the fact that laborers are in some
localities striking for higher wages,
they fail to tell their readers that
during Grover Cleveland's admin
istration these laborers struck, but
they struck for the nearest soup
house in reach. Labor strikes in
dicate that the laborers are bo well
paid that they can afford to ask
higher wages, or quit. No Coxey
armies or soup houses now.
The Record and
one year 75 cents.
Toledo Blade
Kacaped ma Awful Fate.
Mr. H. Haggins of Melbourne,
Fla., writes, "My doctor told me I
had Consumption and nothing
could be done for me, 1 was given
up to die. The offer of a free trial
bottle of Dr. King's New Discov
ery for Consumption, induced me
to try it. Results were startling.
I am now on the road to recovery,
and owe it all to Dr. King's New
Discovery. It surely saved my
life." This great cure is gnaran
ted for all throat and lung diseases
bvC. C. Sanford, Druggist. Price
noets. and $1.00. Trial Bottles
free.
KILL the COUGH
AND CURE the LUNGS
WITH
r. King's
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rONSUMPTION
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Price
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Free Trial.
Surest and Quickest Cur a for all
THROAT and LUIfQ TROUB
LES, or MONEY B ACX
FOR SAL. 13.
My lot of five acres, inside cor
porate limits on the tbo Statesville
road, the finest building1 locality in
Davie County with 100 fruit trees, and
thoroughly improved, and up-to-day,
exeept building. Address,
J. K. McCLAMROCH,
Greensboro, N. c
Kememeber that The Kecobd
is only 50 cents a year.
WHEN ARE
YOU COMING!
Or do you prefer to order by
mail f Either way will suit us,
and we cau suit you either way
if von will oulv GIVE US AN
j - - - ,
IDEA of what you want. If
you can't come drop us a letter!
ivou want ajn v 1111 v in inei
liewelry line, WE AKE HEAD
QUARTKKS. lt ns repair
that broken watch just once.
and we'll always do your work.
Use the mails on us.
THE LEADING JEWELER
406 Liberty St Winston. X. C.i
BARGAINS IN STRAW HATS.fr
mm MB M
We are going to sell our entire line of SUMMER HATS.
Ladies' Slippers for Less Than Cost !
Finest genuine Porti Rica Molasses ever brought toMocksvillc. When
in town come to see us and you won't regret it. Welcome to all.
Very truly,
WILLIAMS ANDERSON
Schouler's Proclamation.
1904
1904
To the People of Winston-Salem and Sarronnding Counties :
I need no introduction, after doing a legitimate business with
you for twenty years, and htve always aimed to give you the lest
value in
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothingt Hats, Shoes,
Millinervi Carpets. Rugs. Mattings. Etc..
On account of Remodelling my Liberty Street Store, which
will have to be done before the opening ot the Fall Season, thus
necesitating a quick sale. I have decided to put my whole Stock
on the Market during the next 15 Days, beginning July 25th, at and
below cost. This means 20, 30 and in eome cases 50 per cent, dis
count. I want to open up this Fall with au entire New Stock.
This is a bouafide sale and the prices will 6peak for themselves. If
you will call you will be fully satisfied with the many bargains of
fered. During this sale all Mail Orders must be accompanied with
the cash, as no goods will be charged.
Schooler's Department Store,-
WINSTON -SALEM, N. O.
WORLD'S PAIR,
St. Louis. Mo.
MAY-NOVEMBER, 1904.
SOUTH E RN.RAILWAY111Ii.
1 Account the above occasion, effective April 25, 11)01, Southern
Railway will place on sale daily, tickets at extremely low rates, St,
Louis, Mo., and return. Following are rates applying from principal
points in State of North Carolina.
Seanon OO Dmj 1 Day
Asheboro 033 S3 J9.0 34 SO
AlievUW 38.2B 6 WO .
Charlotte SG.10 30.10 21.03
Durham .U.10 28.40 28.40
Gastania 3U0 .0.10 21.05
Goldsboio 37.10 31.40 20.25
Greensboro 34.10 28.40 23.30
Henderson 34,10 2S.40 23.30
Hendersouville 33.35 27.85 22.85
Hickory 34.10 28 40 23.20
Marion 34.10 28.40 23.30
Morganton 31,10 28.40 23.30
Mt. Airy 37.00 30.85 25.10
Xewton 34 10 28.40 23.30
Raleigh 35.00 20.00 21.80
Rutherfordton 35.55 ' 20.00 24.20
Salisbury 34.10 28.40 23.30
Sanford 37.60 31 M 20.25
Selma 37.10 31.40 20.25
Statesville (via Knoxville) 34.10 28.40 23.30
Wilkesboro -40.00 33.40 25.10
Winston-Salem 35.85 20.85 24.40
Rnnfhom T?51 v will . pflWtfve Anril 2().1004.iiiauffnrate Through
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Pullman Sleeping Cars between ureensuoro, ima;., anu ou auh, mu.,
via Salisbury. Asneviiie, lvnoxvnie, ixmgiou anu .uouiowim:, mtu-
ing Greensboro daily at 7-20 P. M.
1iVt full in formation sis tn rates from all points. Slccping-Car xe-
IJL. VSA. Alll -r - m ' w
UM1rt;nn art.ofiiiioi illustrated literature, etc . address any A cent or
(1 I UtlVU l'l,iJV"v-J ' f - '
ft. L. VEBUI, TraveilUff i .af aKvh, w.mm.w. wv,, .
8. U. HABDWICK, V. T. Mnger, W. II. TAYLOK, Ua1 l .ntr AfMl
WASHINGTON. D. O
A nice line of white goods, Lawns, Linens,
Grenadines, Nainsooks, Pique and Laces.
4
,
JU5T OPENED
At The Red Front
WHAT I HAVE
In plain words, we have the nicest line and
Largest stock, that we have ever brought to
this place, and goods that will please.
Come to see me
No trouble to show "you our goods so he Bare
to call on us when you come to town.
If ours to Serve
J. T, BAITY.
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