AGE TWO THE MOUNT AIRY XEWB, January 23rd, 1913.
a I Dr. Cullum at Tint Baptlrt. 1 1 - ,.. a
Mount Airy News.
J. E. JOHNSON EdiUr nd Publi.her.
ML Airy, N. C, Jan. 23, 1913.
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DEMOCRATS TOO EAGER
FOR OFFICE.
Au old politi'idam years ajjo
mid that the riiinotTHtif jicirty
could always he counted ui to
act the d in ftxJ every time
it had a chance. And the oapcr-im.-w
that iH shown hy democrats
for office reminds us (f the oil
expression.
Nov just KinjriMvsc the democrat
ic: party vnn troiiiff out, of office
the fmirt.li of March and our
presiding had the riht to make
npjxyiiitmejit-s during the remain
dcr (if his term, 'What a howl
we dt'iiiocrats would raise if re-
Tall :'si us tried to keep iw from
having even- office during ouri
term, even to the very last day.
lint now that the republican
party has only a few more wwlis
to .serve the country and then
are hundreds of offices becoming
vacant and nntnrally would be
filled hy the present su-t :nr pr
id' 'lit. and confirmed at once b
the present, senate we democrat
are trying to turn heaven and
earth to stop the rcirnlar order
and keep the repaid ica as from
having what is naturally and by
r it'h t theirs, lieeause we are
hungry for offi e 's no fjm.d
reason for trying to kcup re
publicans fn m havii1'- what be
longs to them in the way of pat
rcnaie that is due them so lour
as thedr tenn of office lasts.
- It must be remembered thv.
all democrats are n't after f -fice.
There are thousands of de
mocrats who ai ' wiHii;- to jri v
fice.
Of course it will made every
office huiitir,jr democrat in the
country mad to say it, but the
w ix M and most honorable pi ;n
for the democrats to follow is for
them to let the republican . n
atc aloii" and let it have what
I'iiees arc made vacant while the
pn ent udiiiinNtraticii is in pow
er. Some of these davs we may
biive to answer for all our ov.r
anxioiiMios for office. If we
w .-ye ifoin.(f out t he fourt h f
March we would think it an out
rage Y.i a set of republican sen
ators to be ehas;j!' each other out
ol the 'iU St:tes Senate
h i i- ; keei- i.s )t(.in having
a !i! ruiji and t'"i:.i lefc:it us i
making eont'irmat ions that they
niiiih r.ap the re,. ids later. It
.s uiidnrn.: led a' iniworlhy o'
1h men who arc trying t take
I'rom Hie republicans what is
naturally theirs, an I all for the
ivason that the country is literal
ly full of men who arc, many of
tht in, f a.'aiiKt the problem of
lauding an office or boarding'
with a relative. ,
Moimt Airy People
Fair Deal
The people of thia city would
like to haivc a fair deal from the
Southern Railway Company. Of
course tlie Company contend
that it is- iviinif us a fair deal,
but our people think not. A
p.ifldic Hpirited citizen upbrakled
ye editor one day this week for
not "making it hot" for the
railroad and jokingly sa.id that
we editors ride out a pass and
heiu-e could not afford to be
too Irani on the Southern. Here
is about the way our people see
it. The Southern Railway uiaik
b!,,' money out of the lino thr
come) to this point. More. Holid
car load of freight K from here
than fiom any point on the
Southern Railway system. Double
header traiiiH leave here every
day and carry our products i
of the nation. We
have one of the nicest towns iu
tlie state and a progressive citi
zeiihhip. We are proud of Mir
climate, our resources, our achiev
meii'ts; and yet we are ashamed
of the treatment that we get
from the Southern Railway Com
pany. When a stranger comes
lure, and t.hey come every day
in the year, he cifliies in an old
shackling car that makes him
think he i.s goin to some out i
the way corner of the earth. The
nhl cars 1 1ml are nut on our
road are so out of dab' and ram
shack led that they would not be
tolerated in any other part "f
Ihe world. Tlie seats are cheap
and, old, the doors are han'ii.;
by se reeky hinges and the closets
nr.. t'iltlw Jirul lis''Ust lllL'. Tl.
old wiiwb-ws arc broken and w !
not stay irj when they are rr.
ed and it is hard to keep the
rtHtins (viinfortable.
Then' is no n a.v n why the
Southern railway sJioulil not giv
our p-)le and s-ction a (b'eiit
passenger service. The ('ouii ary
as inakinjr money out of till lii
of road ami would make inn 1
more if the ;us.seitger service wi
in keeping with the fndjrlit ser
vicc, i.s bad business for the
Sik-Tiilu m to iidont the ixilicy to-
war.is us that it has and o';r
h ople ,tn discus.! d They are
n ,t -ddc to build a comp"iii K
line a . i vtt :t 1khs if t'c "
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Dr. Cullum at Flnt Baptbt
a
unurcn.
Two large congregation greet
etl Dr. Cullum at the First R1
tist Church last Sunday. Hi
cominx was of special interest
from the fact that he Profc-sur
of I Uli V at Wake Forest College
.nut Secretary of the Hoard of
Bdueation of the Baptist State
Clouventiom. He is eiecially in
terested in the education of
yomig ministers., and travels a
04x1 deal among the Dapt:xt
churches of the State raising
money for that purjwwc. During
tin fall session, there were JM
young mean at Wake Forest pre
paring to 'be ministers and mi
siotfcvies. ()f those, more than
SO are aided by the Hoard
Hd uc at ion.
Dr. Culluan preached two stronf
sermons. The theme of the
morniiHL' was the Call of Mos";
that of the evening was The
Kingdom of Heaven. The con
gregations were greatly delight
ed with both Kerviees.
Dr. Cullum is a striking per
sonality. He is friendly, easily
approached, entertaining and
scholarlv. As n sjaker, he is
Ibiuit and cnteitaiiiiig. He
clotlus gnat truth" in simple
and attniethe lanhniagc. and hohls
the closest attc: tun through his
.-tin iv discourse.
The town is t h..- (" n,r:ratulat
d o;i having had this d'..tinguish-
id vis:tor; and he v.-i greatly
deli'hed w'th his .:sit to Mt.
Airy. While ':.( iv. l i was the
gllet !)i l!ev T 11 King.
Pledm
4
Ware
u
Hcncr Roll fcr Fcurth Mcnth.
l.st Jrade, Maggie
The
above is tl
see it, and we
p.uss or no pass.
p!c
way our peo
give the facts
If
the i's!o nod F.Ik ill Time
the Mount Airy Le:idt r
I t;t1l- the time to post UI
( ;i e n liti(.i. in S-.irry they
would not he iiiel.iH'd to be mi
hind on The News f' r its ex-
i i s el'i'llt the HMek oil
til- offn-ers of thi-. count . There
w,- i ot. i i.e wird in an thing
that The N.ws s:i'.. th;.t wo'dd
j:i-,:.fy The U-adei i r The 1 ii! s
in a ii:g that chargeil
''. : iff with Ih ii in b 'ij-r.
i.!..-.kaders.
Ttlitci-u Rel'iit'r High.
Tohaceo is se!!'n g higher than
;ii any time diirii g the year.
The crop is practically all sold,
.,t l,.!i.t then is l.t si;';,o.e I
to be more than one tenth i f it J
. .. In tli . loniil.i of the fa nn ei s. i
(. i n i . .
In eoiivcrsition with a dealer
this week he cxprtsd f-ars
about the crp that will In- pro
duced this year. The reason t
liaceo so 11 so high this year was
largely due to the fact that it
was best tobacco that has be 'h
made lo re in many years. Now
the dealer says he fears that the
.ariners are planning to grow
more of the weed thin they can
properly care for. That will mean
a low grade of tobacco and
hence low prices. One farnn r
that we kiKiw who raised two
barns last year and had a corn
crtxp will raise no corn this year
and plant six bariiri. That courv
is certain to bring lower prices
than would prevail if the farm
ers would- cultivate only what
they can properly cue for aid
pit it on the market in cHibt
':,,!! t i eiKinnriibd the b'er, -t price.
Seasle v,
Ma.y Coble, (iuy Calloway, Nellie
Davis, lyuev (iriffith, JVirter
(Iravcs, Mary Lou llaytws, Wil
liam Hatcher, Margaret JoJuison,
Theli-.a dolus, Clai.de dimes, Wil
lie Nonnaii, Ctidy Moore, Mary
Nonnan, Wamoth Overby, M.ary
IWell, liUZic l'oteat, Cluster
Stewart, Fred Saunders, Flossie
Stran-K-b, (Maude Tlionias, I'earl
Wright, K.ie Wright, Harvi
Wyrick, Vaugh Wyrick,, Wesley
York.
2nd (irade FUSiieth Ashby,
Lessie Ashbiin, Margie Byrd,
Ft hcl Urint William Creed, Clyde
DickciirHii. n.inie Dean, r raj ices i
F:v. Viririnia (lallawav. lioy
ter. I-Kter lLlvnes. He.sS'ie
Hanser, Sam Hollingsworth, Clay
Saunders, Maliel Ixwry, Mo.elle
Owen, Lucy O'Neal, Carrie Rb
in.ison, IMicrt Smith, Fdith
Sprinkle, Annie Thacker.
;, ; . I), -- s Allred. dack
Albright, C-oy Clifton, I'arkvr
Matcher. H.-ter dones. Howard
Jones, Willie (irccn. King, Viola
l.i- i ! ,o k. Mabel McMillan, Fl:z
ab, th Uothraek, Klfra Smith,
II ward Sehcmaki r, Kloise Spar
ger. Sth Ora le I'.'.izabeth Daldirlge
Nell Folger. WilLiam Hadley,
Kathcrine Merritt, Charles Smith,
Rosa York.
."it i (irade Ilehn Hardie, Ad
die Robeison.
tith irad Harmon AtkiiMm,
La-Tctia Ashby, Margaret (Jeiitry,
Zeb Hollinghworth, Alice dories.
Kate Mitchell, MayiW.KxL Merritt.
Carrie O'Neal. Calice Sjiarger,
L:iwn Smith. Lessie Smith.
7th !rad Claude Abher, Lee
Hurrus, Wade Hatcher, Ouy Hill.
Kliabeth Sjnith.
MJi tiradeSadie Ashby, Lil
lian Hry.'iu, Vivian, Kdwsrds, Mae
KobiiiMin, Mallie. Thaeker, Kath
eriie Willin.
!Mh (ind Sosan ('Sentry, lV.'ir
Hatcher.
11th Sra !--- Flsie Sjiarger.
I!
selo
The
larg
n: ir i
ii for third
attendance
Hcncr Rcll
!1 of Mount
month
ia ii N'icw
of school,
t been
. III,-. I
1 The Home of High Prices
WINSTON, N. C, Jan. 1, 1913.
We thank our many friends for
the liberal patronage given us during
the fall months. We sold more to
bacco during this time for higher
prices than ever before in the 37
years of our warehouse experience.
Our sales open again Monday, Jan.
6th, and we want you to start the
New Year right by selling your "first
load at Piedmont. We will certainly
make a hard pull for you.
Your friends,
M. W. NORFLEET & CO.
I
The Foreign Buyers have NOT gone away.
The will all be on our sales during the coming
moonths just as they were before Xmas.
,ir
tk
ri,
th
Good Rcsdi Meeting
hi M'Mida, Feb.
i iie i l inir will
ei II I't house at I )o
he t'ilst d.iY of tin
I.I
:!rd a go d
li.'U in
...ii. That
Febnuwv
t.'im of .ii:r Siienir court and
a'i.l i ery :t'.eii in the county
win is nny v;i iuU res'tMl in the
Mlbj. et shoin.l be til Tc. lb II. II.
Ii. Varner, if L 'Xinirton. will be
present Hid address the lie t'l g.
It is i. .ji. I that a d fo nl.s a.-su-'uit
ion cm b- f"! m.-.t that w ill
ht'.p in hrii.-cin a'o;;t a j J ' 1
. u t i ! 1 1 j ! t that will result in the
iiiim-ovi incut of ur lnghwavv
Other counties are taking active I a in now
teps along this I: lie and cur pi i shop on Me
I'le are as intelligent and wide First Nate-i
. .1 ... i '11 V
iiwiiki- a anv in me taic. n i 1 lie -News
ithr KiiIe can improve tlu-ir
hihwayn then we can too. All
we ntsed it to waked mi
the subject and ut our shoul
ders to the wheel and then the
work will te done.
t his m on. ii a.s I
arc in this section.
1st (Jradc Car!ie Ne -dhani.
Ho-ward Whittiriirbtn. Maida Fell.
L'nd (Jrade -Howard Matthews
Kssie Hill, Alda .lessiip. Albert
.lessllji, Ma I Ill !t. Ott's '( ,'
h.i.m. i
:'.rd Or, ob Alice .lossup, An-
Matthews.
1th Sra le Alma Wh't t ':i-t u
I'.eatlice Hill, Vcrnie NeedllUU.
Lillie desslli. Fiiiina U-nu tt
."ith (.rade -4iertiu.il- 1 nn. tt
tith (irade--.I.e. n Malt!. i "s
F.stcr Whitt iugt4Mi, N'oiniie Flip-
pin .
7th Orade 1J..V V 1 1 : 1 1 ; 1 1 t ' n.
N, Hi K. lla in -re. Teacher.
in?n mce or xoDacco. j w
Now is tile time to sell the re- f
mail. dci of oiir cro. Tlie mils
on is rooil and pri"''" llrt' he
highest they havc been at any
t.i lie. We l,.e sollj for the past
we. k bf;n Ib!sSVlark' t baco
for :!!. whi('fVia.k('s an
averaL'e c .Mi.u.t rt r mci-livu.
All ot tlie t. livers a,r
market aid are aii-
baeeo. liriic' us voifr next load
and we will put forth every ef
fort to ph -a.se you with ' good
pri.- s. Your friend.
llavnes. I'.rown and 1 l.i !-.
0
First Sale days for January Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays
Still ('.lHkjel
ii'iis for tii
jp! W? fri Tn 1
hoes
While Ycu Wait.
!o. a ted
$100 Rewrd. $400.
lea. t Olio !;M'ied riist-'i? ttifit '
enre tuis be, n able to cure In all it
stages, atnl i h at 1 Catarrh., itall'f
Cat:rrh I'l.re In the itily j.ositive
curt- no kr. nvu to ttie tiiedi, il fr
tenrity ('atari h t.eit'.R a constitu
tional 1 it at-e. rt'i;utrc a Tii.stltu
tiona'i treatraeiit. Ila!lu Catarrh
Curp U taken internally, nc'i'JK
dir- tly uj oa the ti'.0"t r.nJ mucous
aurfarfg of the nyHtein, thereby de
BtroyinK the fouriilat'.on of the di
ease, and giving the patient strenjc'.h
by building un the ronstitutton and
agisting nature In doinr In ork.
m m' new
re street in rear of
1 Hank n xt door to
rfie.. run! have the
.... MBT.l9l.lliK liaiUI P IU Ul'lMli I" v,.
latent imiried l'leertie Stdntp The proprletor have o much faith
machii e iuiA can reair your in tt curative j.oweri that they offer j
i . t;t. i,.,, , une nunarea imiar ior any im
sliocrt wlille Ion wait. i,. , ,. . . , , ...
, a i iiuib w inrc. ovuu lur iibi vi
liiful. (... i.i.
Wekmai.lftp find n i LlJliI I . f . J. Cheney. A Co
Open
guaranl
7-
Cheney. A Co. Toledo.
Bold by DructiiU. 75e.
I am in position to sell shoes at
Less than Wholesale Price
All new and up-to-date stock. A full line of Gents Fur
nishings. Also full stock of ladies and Children's Shoes.
John F. Foy, Post Office Building
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