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Vol. VIII
MOCKSVILLE. N. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1906.
No:4.
Winston-Salem's !
BIGGEST
and BEST
STORE.
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WJ in is mid 20c,
People Living in the Country,
or Small Towns and Villages
Can have the advantage; of this big store brought to their
doors through our perfectly organized MAIL ORDER DE
PARTMENT. You ruu no risk in trading with us in this
.way, for if you are not perfectly satisfied with any goods
you may order, you may return same and your money will
be promptly refuuded. Here are
Four Special Bargains for
Our Mail Order Customers.
12'c and 15c wash goods 645c
About 3000 yards of dainty
summer wash fabrics; tresh,
crisp and charuiiug, includ
ing ginghams, madrasses,
piques and oxpords. in
white and the most effect,
ive colored designs; 2S to,
82 inches wide; worth from
12ic to 15c, while these
last at GJc a yard.
Wash Ritbons ioc
Pretty all silk wash rib
bons, shaded and t'nted
f grounds, with fine white
cord running through I and
5 inches wide, very special
at 10c yard.
18c oorded Madras, 9c.
Fancy corded madras; fine
ly woven white grounds
with cord running through
over which is printed neat
black stripes, dots, figures,
etc. Very desirable for
men's shirts and ladies'
summer suits; 38 inches
wide, worth 18c; orders
filled as long as this lot
lasts at 9c a yard.
Muslin Curtains 48c.
Fine white muslin curtains
with fancy white striped
borders and deep ruffle, 3
yards long, worth 69c, very
special at 48c a peir.
Samples Cheerfully Sent on Request.
To
Go At Cost
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A SWELL LOW
made in all
leathers
and
styles.
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A FEW PAIRS OF MEN'S TAN OXFORDS THAT
OTHER PEOPLE SOLD AT $3.50; WE SOLD AT
$3.25, TO GO NOW AT $2.50 &
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A SWELL LOW CUT
that individualises
is wearer
lusive.
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PRICE
0U WILL HAVE A LONG TIME YET TO WEAR
SLIPPERS, AND WE HAVE A FEW PAIRS OF
LADIES' TAN OXFORDS THAT WE SOLD AT $1.50
AND $2.00, NOW $1.25, $1.50. -f
"MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE."
THERE IS A CHANCE FOR YOU TO SAVE
SOMETHING ON A NICE PAIR OF LOW
CUT SHOES. USE YOUR JUDGMENT
WHEN YOU ARE BUYING. COMPARE
0UR PRICES WITH OTHERS
AND YOU WILL FIND WE WILL SAVE
YOU MONEY ON LOTS OF OTHER THINGS
Yours for More Business,
J. t. pAixys
The Leading Store in Hocsville.
The Party that Does Things.
Every Sign of Progress Was Raised by
the Republican Party.
That the American people are in
for a period of marked changes is
beyond question. Apparently it
is not ye beyond question to which
party the cause of progress shall be
entrusted to the Republican or
Democratic party, or to some new
group called into being to execute
a general demand. Political ob
servers assume that that matter is
still open, and their eyes are turn
ed toward the campaign of 1908
for an answer.
We think, however, that the
political history of the last few
years has already foreclosed the
stewardship of these great policies.
Every milestone in the path along
which the people of the country
are moving resolutely onward to
the task of vindicating the nation's
right to control industrial combi
nations has been erected by Repub
lican hands. Republicans passed
the Inter-State Commerce act.
which bears the name of Senator
Cullom; the anti-trust law, which
bears the name of Seautor Elkins;
the law creating the department of
commerce and labor, for which
President McKiuley is primarily
responsible, and the railroad rate
bill, which bears the name of Con
gressman Hepburn.
Every agency the nation has to
get at the facts iu connection with
corporations, to control their inter
state transactions to punish their
misdeeds, to make them play fair,
it owes to the Republicans. Near
ly every effective local fight made
in the several States against corpo
ration aggression's has been made
by Republicans.
It may seem paradoxical in some
quarters to speak of the Republi
can party as the radical rather than
the conservative party. Yet it will
not be so to the veterans who re-1
member its appearance on the na
tional theatre as the champion 'at
once of human freedom and of
stronger central government. .The
Democratic party took then the
position, to which it had been com
mitted by its history, that the na
tion did not have the power to put
down slavery in the States. Its
own logic is driving it into a simi
lar position now. If t he American
people are to be bound by "strict
construction" and agloriticatiou of
"State rights," at the expense of
the national government, they will
be baffled in their attempt to curb
the great Inter-State corporations
which individual States have char
tered. Only by turning its back on its
own history could the Democratic
party, the party demanding a weak
WHO WOULD NOT BE A FARMER.
Who wonld not be a farmer, wheu
The grata shall wave in seas of gold;
When stately corn with knightly
plume
Shall hear the harvest story told?
Who would not be a farmer, when
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Aue Yviuussudii wnisper to tne trees
Ana stopping, Jitt a cup of dew,
vvitn wnicn to cooi tne morning-
oreezer
Who would not be a farmer, when
The vintajredt'dors flood the sphere
mm wuen ine ratnent narvest moon
Shall crown the glory of the year?
Who would not be a farmer, when
The fields are girt with golden red
And far away from city's din
1 here falls the peace of nature's
God?
:83ank of Cooleemee.
Cooleemee, N. C.
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And
she Got there first.
By Ordering
Carried the Day
Salmon.
"I say Gaddersby." said Mr. Smith,
as he came Into the fishmonger's
with a lot of tackle In his hand. "I
want you to give me some fesh to
take home with me. Put them up to
look as if they've been caught to
day, will you?"
"Certainly, sir," said the fish mon-
j ger.-"How many?"
"Oh, you'd better give me three or
four barbel. Make It look decent In
quantity without appearing to exag
gerate, you know."
"Yes, sir. But you'd better take
salmon, hadn't you?"
"Why? What makes you think
so?"
"Oh, nothing except that your
wife was down here early this after
noon and said if you dropped in with
your fishing tackle and a generally
woe-begone look, to get you to take
Balmon if posslble.-as she liked that
kind better than any other."
Mr. Smith took salmon. Punch.
Reciprocity. .
J.B.MASON,
President.
J. Iff. LEDFORD,
V, President.
L. D. KIBKLAND.
Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
J B. MASON Cashier National Bank, Durham, N. C.
J. F. WILY Cashier The Fidelity Bank, Durham, N. C.
B. N. DUKE Director American Tobacco Co. and Capitalist.
F. L, FULLER Attorney at Law.
W. R. HARTNESS Agent Southern Railway Company.
H. J. FORSYTH Supt. Cooleemee Cotton Mills.
T. V. TERRELL Treas. Cooleemee Cotton Mills.
J. W. ZACHARY Book-keeper Cooleemee Cotton Mills.
J. H. L. RICE with Cooleemee Cotton Mills.
W. A. ERWIN President Cooleemee Cotton Mills and Capitalist
J. N. LEDFORD Treas. and Mgr., The J. N. Ledford Co.
With the strongest financial backing of any Bank in this section of
the State, we invite Merchants, Farmers, Individuals, Firms and
Corporations that have not already done so, to open an account
with us. .1
We extend to our patrons every accommodation consistent with
good banking.
Interest paid on all money left in our Savings Department for
four months or longer. Give us your banking business.
L. D. KIRKLAND, Cashier.
Soutikern Railroad.
Operates over 7,000 Miles of Railroad.
QUICK ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
Norlh--South--East--West.
Through Trains Between Principal Cities and Resorts
AFFORDING FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION
Fond Mother Would you kindly
allow baby to pull you whiskers to
keep him quiet.
Irate Photographer Certainly,
madam, if you will allow me to slap
the brat when I am finished.
The Modern Reader's Bible.
Shortly after little Margaret, aged
four, had been taken to see "Peter
Pan," in which Maude Adams plays
the title role, her six-year-old broth
er Undertook to tell her the itory of
the creation. .
"And then, Margaret," said he,
"after the Lord had made all the rest
of the things, He made a man and
Aollai. V. 4 A - i
central government "nualifv itself ! u.u. ana Dy ana Dy
central government quality itseit Adam t tlred f . .
people i 6n(i the Lord took one of Adam's rihi
to do the work which the
are requiring now. It is an old re
proach that the Republican party
is "paternal," and so it is. The
abolition of slavery was paternal,
the protective tariff is paternal,
the intervention of Roosevelt iu the
anthracite strike of 1802 was pa
ternal, the supreme court interpre
tations that enlarge the nation's
power to handle interstate trans
actions are paternal. Nothing but
paternalism can meet the pieseut
problem. Paternalism,'' as Re
publicans translate it, is ''mastery"
an effective assertion that the
nation is bigger thau any of its
constituents or any of its creatures.
It was the logic of party history
that the anti-trust law, as the
Democratic World said in a frank
editorial in 1904, was framed and
first executed by Republicans, and
that wheu the supreme court de
clared it constitutional "the dip,
seating minority of the court iu-
from him when he was asleep and
made a wife for him as a surprise,
and her name was "
"Oh, I know! I know!" exclaimed
little Margaret, quickly, "hr name
was Maude Adams." Harper's
Weekly.
The Reason.
A teacher in a public school of
Boston once had great difficulty in
Imparting to a boy pupil of ten cer
tain elementary principles of gram
mar. In class one day the instructor
experienced more than- the usual
amount of trouble with the lad. In
desperation, the teacher finally
blurted out the question: "At least,
you can tell me why we study gram
mar?" "Yes, ma'am," returned the pupil,
"we study grammar so that we can
laugh at the mistakes of others."
Harper's Weekly.
Elegant Pullman Sleeping Cars on all Through Trains. Dining, Club
And 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, Diet. Pass. Agent
Charlotte, N C, Asheville, N. O.
S. H. Hardwick lass. Traffic Mgr. W. II. TAYLOE,Gen'l Pass Agt
; WASHINGTON, D.,C.
BANK OF DAVIE.
COUNTY AND STATE DEPOSITARY
Paid in Capital, $10,000 - - Surplus and Profits, $8,CC0.
W. A. BAJLET, Praiidtit. T. B. BAILEY, Vke-Prtfcai.
JAS. McGUIRE, Jr., Vice Pretidwt; T. J. BTERLT, Cashier; E. L CA1THER, Att'y.
We offer every accommodation possible in harmony with safe banking.
Interest paid on time deposits. Special attention given to collections.
Money to loan on approved security. Give us your account. We sell Ameri
can Banker's Money Orders. These orders are guaranteed bv the Ameri
can Surety Co., of New York.
Just Received ....
at Bailey &-Martin's store the nicest
line of DRESS GOODS of different
shades and styles that has ever been
offered in the town. A nice line of
Men's and Boy's Hats and Caps.
Call and examine our stock before you
make your purchase elsewhere, for we
will certainly
nice, line of
save you money,
Tip on Politics.
The j'oung man who had just been
.1..11 ......... T...-....;.. fi ui ms
.iuucu crcij I'ciiiuuiiuu i j prowess as a politician,
that tribunal." It was the logic; "After the swelling in v
of party history that the Saratoga
platform ol li04, on which the New
York Democrats presented Judge
Parker to the nation, declared for
'the maintenance of State Rights
and home rule; no centralization.' '
By this same irrcsis table logic
Bryan himself is driven to the gro
tesque necessity of advocating the
breaking up of the railroads ot the
country into as many systems as
there are States, and their taking
over by the States, instead of their
control by the nation!
The next step in national prog
ress is not going to be confined to
the paity whose motto is, "You
can't do it.r N. Y. Mail,
rour head
goes down," observed the home
grown philosopher, "you may be able
to see that your election didn't hap
pen because the people were anxious
to get you in, but because of their
anxiety to get the other fellow out."
The Opinion That Counted.
They had a dispute, and agreed to
leave it to the military expert.
"What bullet," they asked, "do
you consider the deadliest?"
For several minutes he remained
In a brown study. Then he looked
up with the air of one who had set
tled the matter finally and definitely
. "The one that hits," he said.
The RECORD 6 months for 25c
one year 50c;
kept
in
Broad Cloth Rain-Proof Goods.
and in fact everything that is
in a first-class store. Always
coming to town enquire for Bailey &
Martin, for we certainly will appre
ciate your trade, and do all we can
to make it to your advantage to trade
with us.
Yours to serve,
BAILEY & MARTIN,
Dr Eobt. Anderson,
DENTIST
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Tombstones.
If you need anything
like Tombstones Tab
lets or Honuments call
On CLAUDE MJULKlt.
North Wilkesboio, O.
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