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TO(tptell gg democrat. VOL. XIII : . HUSSION AL. W. T. MORGAN vrr ...SKY -AT-LAW, ,( (.,,. -:;:;:-.r.:: H:i:,k Bldg MARION, N. C, THURSDAY. MAY 27. 1W i , DR. E. J. EVANS, DNTIST M :l"X At i ! N. C. and Poteet Liuilding nt vond and fourth Monday's T. A. MORPHEW i i"; !1XKY AT-LAW r ''.tvhanfs & Farmers' Hank. o: - N. C. DR. GILLESPIE RE ID, i kvt.l Parlors V. :i ;.!;swr c;dls at any ;i ;,! "f the night. Rooms 3, 4 an 5 Fir-t National Bank Building, Marion, N. C. SINCLAIR fs McBRAYER ATTORNEYS AT LAW lY'imi-t Attention Given All BiMiirss Intrusted to Their ( arc - OVKK ( . ASTON & TATE STORE Physician & Surgeon VWVWVi A TAX ON IMMIGRANTS. Senator Overman's Sulteatlon Would Keep Out Much That is Undesirable. The suggestion of Senator Over man, of North Carolina, that the government impose a tax of $12 per capita upon all immigrants coming into this country, would, if adopted, serve the dual purpose of raising revenues and of limiting immigration to this country. Wc have always contended that it was inconsistent in tne Republican party to insist upon high duties on the product of foreign pauper labor for the protection of the American mechanic and laborer, and yet per mit this same pauper labor to come into this country almost without restriction and here compete with us on our own ground. If the for eign laborer is willing and able to underbid Americans in the labor field, why can they not also under bid them after coming to this coun try? We do not believe that such a tax per capita as that suggested would deter any desirable immi grants from coming to this country and that it would, on the other hand, suffice to keep out much that is undesirable. We would bar no honest, law-abiding, industrious foreigner from these shores, but, on the other hand, wpuld welcome them. That is the class we desire. But we would draw the line against the lawless, the shiftless and im provident element as far as practi cable and more particularly against the anarchistic element We would be very glad to see the Overman suggestion taken up seriously and an experiment made along the lines he suggests. If the Republicans are sincere in their protectionists theory, we cannot see how they can consistently op pose this proposition Danville Register. A OFFICES IV !u;r national bank us" FIRST FLOOR i'F i !. Attf.ntion given to ofl.ee !r,t t:'!' in the treatment of chronic diseases. K K McCAI.L C. R. McCALL GOOD ROADS AD GOOD SOtOOtl. They are closely related and usually go toget er. In fact both are marks of the civiliiation of a People. The country or the section that takes no interest in them brands itself as wanting in lb spirit of progress that has become so general in our good State. The time was when ve could brtter afford to rock along over red gullcj and send our children to log school houses than now. We were strug gling to get on our feet for a dec adf or two after the cW of th war, and could not do thru what we are abundantly able to tin now. The fact is the prosecution of our own business and the enhancement of the valuation of our own prop erty demand that we provide bt- prct-i th'.r . T ter facilities for tr.ncw,H.;nn ho ar. that we educate our children that they may meet the new and larger opportunities of this np and brighter dy. Besides, the for ward movement of those rount.ew that have lxen wiso enough to sup ply themselves with good roads and good schools is an object lex-v.n fore our eyes that we can neither Bui withal .harnr ay tht fintof all. r ob.; tnt Tc8. .S.ui tn.v ('. '-tillililliliiiiiii,,,,, 4 3 1 raonauon cr.roi c-.ak c4foii Us ,0)! wi. w ntrHl Ufik' a r. L fra,ent,-ei tioit a.t uanv Unirr ,:, . r., can't rrad a farui ppf of itu at MtAr: u i, uKt. tr 'r I. - - 1 t W . Nor . it prwui"'. l'. - tit " loojfrr Hjl.hr u h, r-.r. e S1 w rnul lli" t:.'a tr:n f r ft ."e tc:J.i : ".A .' TTZ. tKi; tit,'; t H t V '. I tttti:. 1:4 it" stutTs, r. i wh-i1 li, ft-jfe as, a f ti or in I gainsay nor resist. Thrt w no- thing for us, who have Umh k h' t liy m th" f :f,t! ward in these resists, to do hut UUi wr,r ' f"J to join the procession that is march- ,n lh tri1 ' "r ' ing along. We cannot afford to U moss backs. It is foil v to crv out Preshfewt Tart ml ClMr4t. Charlotte, N. C. May 20. President Taft came today to Char lotte, the home of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence, sign-1 t . 1 in your iiriiT. whTir do 5 o4 f-'-j 4 tor economy when it com to vital 1 1 questions such a.s thesv Indeed au" r'-- " we cannot afford to deUy what w ,nctrr'- ni11"' ' Vuu should have U-guu ten yen ago by Clt,r lt: ' r f r-".. - - --- . tA :i u-.--.-. tv Summer SiKdiik. adapts I m t rit l -.. The summer srhelulo of th I try rhikirro ' K i k , r f Southern railway which will go in i tep fnr ir! V.--. r f to effect May 30 shows that h- ha pro;rti..r. j r.. 4 it ...... ' . vine ani western North Carolina ; lei i n anthnti r v.-. f will this season enjoy the Iwt wr 'fuhjrr ari UiitoU vie in ui nistory or the outhrn. tujo tl1 th t-i.- msu- of :. . v ).i c ' : it: i:iie i : ' -t." m : t-t f ::!.!. . -i :-! i ,-vt; ' 1 t ' lit' !i . ri m ! t v t. t: 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 : SEE HERE, MR. BUILDER, a;li H Jr,fl h, 1.t tt H f, Brick Building Material rutAt c:n.ii ra.kia, r.A. 4 A..tt t fiti v f cit. a t. $ f H4.a.t.m fU T 0at. Corn and Iced Stuff Buffaloes. Hewit ' M lit STOVES AND RANGES! 1 1 'i' $ i i Hi ti; i iii "i i .! tie t ' . i;m :i :t.(t 4. ( : --il 4 1 .( Kii'llhlKlMl ".ill tl t ntM ". V titi-'t i. k I J ralioc for ra or ftJif f j i . 1 New trains will m put on and d-1 ditioo Pullman line inaugurate). A through train daily will la- operated from Ike Toxaway ! mula fnxn rrU:o qviAUUa I and from N ayne-nvillo Toxaway. rri. r,- t , ed in May of 1775, and without ! w1,le Ul. Ml,rP,,J lr,n ,n ffwti'-uh lr ; f ,M, entering into the discussion as to ! aynesville in the laU afurnom trl ni Kr.--ut. the wording of those resolution of ! wil1 i15 extendei and mad to run a'".ii ih -! u liberty placed himself square onfu,ro"Kn to liluc Mont returning. p:o m rrr? the side of those who look back I the next mornini: Nw Irama.Kmm an -r k rr te itij . - i:t jttt ut. f u t i li4 t,i,H IH( " m Iiiitlt'f f o Ct'ft -tf !! 1 4'.ltt, McCall "Bros. UNDERTAKERS Coffins and Burial Supplies Any business intrusted t ) oar care will receive prompt and careful at trition. . .'. .'. ' c; VlcCali & Conley's Furniture Store. upon this declaration as one of the ' Nos 41 antl i2 Ashevilk first significant steps which led ultimately to American Indepen dence. In his address to the people of North Carolina late in the day, the President took occasion to explain more fully than he did at Peters burg on yesterday his policy to ward the South. His own recent appointment of a Democrat to the Federal bench in this State gave I. It;-. H r - ".: ... S i H V V I t I THE PRICE HARDWARE CO. W A C mis SPCAE THE McDowell Realty Sc. Ins. Co., handles nil kiid of Real Proper ty Any one desiring dwelling lots, near the Cotton 3dill now being i It will do well to call our office and pick out t'-e lots they want. We nave blue print showing aii the streets and aven 1 ? If you have any in to sell, list it with ls It means a sale sjon. vvwww ivic Dowel eaiiy & Ins. Company. t ii 'ti: T-t: v .: t 4- t : ..x ; . Si i t",:i-:it V t: ii ! . tun- c 'iifi k4 S .IIi:m.I hankini, .i:k mck and Columbia will bo inaugurate!. 1 Knivr i-r .:.t- Karr: the first train leaving Columbia , ( iaintr. i;.rr .- . jif- ( May 2.s. Train No. 41 will Asheville at S:60 in th evening jC. and reach Columbia at 5 a. 'm .i while No. 42 will leare Oilumbiaj l crii ; ,.., ..,7 at 11:15 p. m. and reach sheville lrniuuiowr liraHam ikal " " ' ' " , SLs - W lllilRM ( 7w Kirn. ai i : iu a. m. inr i o . V l!ll l . . , ,4 , , ,, I (KM M H l.li- . I " i .i (i 1,,,.., ( Oft k'f"" I ' , ir. v Raliroad News and odutrUI ltcm k , puficitt Construction work on the ma-'. " With t;.. -;... ,al ..f i f.i..f chine shons. coal tinnlp. turn tahU ' him an opportunity to expand upon . nit ' . , , " J 7, ' -:.f.--r. at this place is being rinhJiO,:i cthtt.a lrr S.t..i i,,,. completion with all practical ex-' Kxm-r. t - pedition, with a view to the esub-; sb . IWnnUr : lishme.nt of division headquarters "Wr n-,r,t ih r,m fa.-orr here by June 15th. and notice hM'of the Statr u pt rftx r been served on all the occupants of ' tntion to th corn ttv !.. 't i ir . r f mocratand weekly News & Cr aT weekly Farmer on va,nia11 three one year for 'l.oO m advance, .a.," his views. Mr. latt urged airum the advisability of an intelligent logical opposition party. "I do not believe that we are on the point of a political revolution in the South," said the president: I never had had such a dream. What I do desire, and believe we are on the eve of is a complete tolerance of opinion and that there shall grow into respect and power an intelligent fighting opposition party in each State of the Union." The President's political utter ances were received with the same fervor f enthusiasm as his tribute to the signers of the Mecklenburg Declaration. The auditorium where he spoke was crowded in its ca pacity and he constantly was inter rupted by the cheers that roso spontaneously from his Southern hearers. As to his appointment of a Democrat upon the bench in this State, the President declared that throughout the South be intended to pursue the policy he already had indicated o appointing to office only that man who, Republican or Democrat, can command tne nign e.nee and commend him self to the community in which be lives. Mr.Taft's plea for political toler f n the South and his state ment that he wanted the people of the South to know that jthe Wash ington .Government was no a Government alieu to them, had all the effect 'of extemporaneous uwer fnrHft President spoke with. out notes or manuscript once he had driftee mto pontics.. compani nouses lo vacate prior tOftr) ,rirri . farn.h i. u.. that date, in order that the com- n-rtunt with m;wti rt pany employes may be put in ;m-s,iv; amr.-. .f j bnu..f session at that time. Tlio linjf, !.fnv.i Y- h tt.txi mil of steel on the yards has Un hae the mrn-r t. rr- somewhat delayed, owing to tho ! aU4rr. fact that the first consignment of "With ; r. r-r u.--ti,.-. steel was improperly made, a&d bad . yioKU Crvlu: frnrr nl to be returned to the factory for hiifh nk at i cor:, i.rr lG correction, but the grade has bwni)lut,v -tvj ;n q.:ar.et. . made ready for the tie, and the hf lr.0 . .- ! xJ t ro th steel is expected in tho near future. I i mx nr Uj v- -Erwm MagneL r.iel at Ur ir.tt.uut o o 3 nr ' ll:i5-v it -4 Si) , W V t-v .-. The contract for Salisbury' rww postoffice and court houu. building t has been let by tho governiueat, i the successful bidders ltng (teorgt t W. Ashley & Co.. of Baltimore ! iVvJepi "laft U i:. -L'J In the bidding several months agoj w dlim S. Wasiitrr. 0 1;- this firm made tho lowest bid, botj tr' wf ilmia. wnu if trac olvtrt tho unnmnfufmn rut ! Cvwnnv.MlMU . liJ Ccnr4l J it was necessary to mak som WilltajcK Jr. tri,?ui changes and lower sum nametl now i builders arc given 3 In nil The World of Pianos .na;r. :u Vaw wmifiVini, i tiV : rt- t V-l : nil m . .t.t 1 -, fiS r tX it aUW Clias. M. Sticfl i -tut j 4. 1 1 . . 1 Ui Itt tS i'oh.i The rtiM 1 : ani 1 1 u , I 1 a 1 I i 1 1 t 1 1 'ii 1 . i a . 1 . i,n. i 1 . . t 1 n f ' mi - di ... t attMk MMP, . 't ftlla ' i all f.U'a til jl I -MM! ! ..! Mllltlj I FiYsi N.itid-ial Bank of Marion. t 4tlUi To the Working Men i M tn,j'"i mu Hut j 11 tiinur , ! a i Mit SJt4 nl (lltl I Ottl ! 't t ,'. ' ir i virl lir iii naiiH, ( unf lie tit fli Mill mot 1 mi '1 1 tt jui- Oitfi ?t in id rut n.tr tuoiifb -1 a f t 1 cr the Sid. Ti e t1 rth " lr4 1; flblk St tlf Siil !td i, is 109,411 and i?inie,-l. 1.y i.Vtil CMl i n untilDecfml-r. j WHb:us in.prrlr cm!itJi OUtlt tilp-iJtX r-"' - !uj' turt TT.aTl Ttf man. the faixi' wire-. Sold by M. F.-Morphew.. . . 1910. to complete the work. It is expected that the building will bo started at an early date. ' rcv. 1. w. wiuuMxora it nta Re. L. W. WUlUmaoa. Uaatisxtoa, W. Va, writer Thl Utocrraft thst I xiaed roleya Kidney Rmdj for vooa exhjuutioa an4 kidaojr troatl an4 am fre to say that it .wUl cV all that yon can claim for it" FotaYi KJJat Biedy haa restored health aa4 atracrui to thousand of wwtk. no &nra twcv44k Contains no barmrol drag and ta pla antto take, ilocphrr, DrunriJt. , . to this Ml atl t a ss tic mtjjcrd Uxy dubtit tl t t J t 1 1 . . . i Da tsAlir Oxi rraj kt U1 ThU tt Woww tr IftMr al II wilt ti a4 wmtt la cwataf tl it wrpcUajr rftnMoti fiTirtr aa It U ytwaai t Ul aal ka rsr UxatirtK roc cwex TtAiv 71. hamMriL - Vxt&tf ctstS., lVn .r. &Xt axj 11.0)31. JW4 rf V4urw A ) I Chart art . C j THE MERCtt.VMS X0 FARMLf:S MonumtnfJ Tarn lj nr jt 7 - . t t r
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