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MARtbN, ,NC THURSDAY, AUG 18.'. 1910.
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PROFESSIONATi
NO. i-X
A n Mnnrn
T. A. MORPHEW
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
"r K
STATP
:NEWS
Office over Merchant's & Farmers
Bank.
MARION
N. C.
MQflEttEADLELeCTED Hh
; STATE ICHAIRM AN
Puncan Withdraws land the' Fifth
InterestinltemV VoftNews JlcJ ConS"n Eted f
briefly Set Forth For - nau.
! BdSy Readers? ' '.K?PUicl teconTentioa
J - - " t Greensboro, named Conrress.
The Boone Democrat aajs eleven I man John Motley I Morehea4 as
DR. 6J GILLESPIE REID,
Destist-: 1
Will answer calls at any w
honr of the night. :: ::
isetsof twins have ijeen- born in I chairman of the state executive
one township in Wataafra county committee " by acclamation, the
C since Christmas; ;
: ' I . -
?
-
HcDR AfER "C Jt OSS
ATTORNEYS AT UU
Prompt Attention Given All -.
Business Intrusted to Their ,
Up StairStawtman Bnildinir
DRWKFlisMJNG
btherr candidates, Hon. E. Carl
Dancan and Maj. J. E. Alexander,
hayjdfir withdrawn from the contest
after their names had been placed
before the convention.' The i key
note of the campaign has been the
abolition of the former refere ys
tem under which the Bepablican
party has, been operated with re
ference to federal appointments.
and'that idea was emphasized in
Mr. Morehead's speech of accept-
The convention also endorsed and
,The wheat and corn f mill, plan, heartily commended fthe adminb
inar mill and lumber plant of Mr. Itration of the: retiring state chair-
i J , Coulter at Connelly Springs I man, EzAXudg Spencer R Adams,
was destroyed by fire last Thurs- a nnginsr resolution of thanks for
dayrrTfoxvfjrhrof his faithfulnessandJ fairness and
yet known. The loss is estimated eminent services being unanimous-
at $4,000 to $5,000,
surance. - . ,
The Southern railway will run
an excursion from Washington.
'Kmbs 3i 4 aai 5 : Lynchburg and intervening points
First National Bank Balding, to V on Saturday, 20tb.
fMarion.N. a- ' W . .
;J'A Allison, convicted in Bun-
combe Superior Court for the mur
der FloydMcGheewas sen
tenced by Judge Council to die
February 24;next-.
s-i-r.'1?'.
QFFICET STEEETMAN
C. E.HOUS
Scnrejcr gul Drauchtsum
with no in- ly adopted.
3V The . convenJionLjwas . organized
for business by the election of
HdhTThos. SetUeT of "AshevHl as
permanent chairman.' '' He received
737 votes to 878 for- Hon! E. J G.
Ewart, of Henderson county, and
t-X-j ,1. .. 'v i-4.-i I wie election was maae ' unanimous.
uMiujr s awre hi wo m. cuwxwwi i ... ... -
-ui- t. IT. J. Uarluns,.oi Asbeville, was
"ffAi t s; elected permanent secretary.
Newton News, 9th: .The strang
est deed-possibly ever made in the
I county is now on-file in the regis
ter's office. ? r It coqyeys a lot near
the usual provisions, . this instru
ment sets; forth the doctrines of
these people and gives Scripture
references therefor.
i . .: ... Miaat oar Copy JWAfs -;
Blukfeobts ani Abstbacis
Spkot A1.TT. ; ,
bfioe In StMBtmaa Bldg Main St
For the office . of Chief Justice
T. T. Hicks, Judge B. M. Douglas
and Judge W, P. ynum were
placed in Domination."
- First Ballot: Hicks, 481; Doug-
las, S37; Bynum, 248. ' "
Judge Bynum's name was with
drawn.. .J : , '
Second ballot: Hicks, 671; Doug-
was
ASHEVILLE:
:IS CHOSEN
Commissioners Select Moun
tain City for 1911 ConYen-tion-Impbrtant
Reso-
.lutions. Adopted. :
Oat of six invitations from cities
as far east as Wilmington ' and as
far west as Asheville, the State As
sociation of County Commissioners
in final session last Thursday after
noon decided to hold its next meet
ing in the mountain city.:-" Mrv E.
C. Foyi of Newbern was 'elected
president for another term although
he stoutly protested and . went so
far as to tender his resignation af
ter the motion had been put and
carried by Mr. D. McEachern of
New Hanover, but the members
would not give an ear to his with
draw 1 and Droceeded with other
business. When Mr. McEachern
of Wilmington was nominated for
vice president several : jumped to
their feet to second the motion
He was elected unanimously.
RAILROAD ,
FOR YANCEY
C, C. & 0. Road Planning
Route fronv, Boonford to
Cane ftiver via Burns-
: viile.
NEARER HOME.
Oom rC aoUcn UioU
Ooatm to cm o r aa4 o mr.
I axa pir.T haam cIaj
TLm X bt rrtr Wa UZ;
Xmr U gra wkiu UroeA.
2ur crjuUl mz
Wki Uw ocr bsrSe dava;
Xrta toUj U-4 I llir V.
Lt car. r&xii tml La
TLU W fH at fir&lr
Ob tU rotk o f a Urti -aJi.
AWrt2to Uwf ; - "
The outlook for a connecting
link between the C. CL A O. rail-
Yancey coanty rotes $100,000 in TUt 1la i lux xoilli.
bonds to the Black Moonuia Rail- eJ By "
way company. At the meetiog of Ooca to tb 6t4 tbjva: "
the commitsioners last week at C3car Ui& omyt&
Barnsrille it was ordered that an ttxima.
eiection.be held September SI to I O If my coorui fwt
dedde whether Yancey' county
shall exchange $100000 In boodi
for a like amount of stock la the
Black Mountain railroad, which is
pro posed to be built from a' point
near Boonford, , Mitchell county,
on the C , C. A O. railway, through
Bumsville to a point near the Cane
River postoQee. The conditions
call for the beginning near Boon-
ford, crossing the North Toe river.
The sturdy commissioners, orerrowlntf thence to the valley of thelDuien adieu, bet it girt tse tie
half-a-hundred strong, represent- Ifeouw Toe, theoce down booth Toe I greatest of pleasure to rttarn tar
ing a majority or the VS' countiesl"Ter 10 mouui oi. vraoirte sincere thanks to yoa all who tare
in the State, completed the mctcreci i be nee rrotn UraUrce creek
soccessful convention held ln? the P Bumsville; thence west down
life of the association at 4:50 yes- Wej of the Ptoe swamp to
terday and left the city for their C0 riwr, and thence to Cass
respective homes. On every hand wer postoiace. Tbe line will be Bat under the rircusattnees I M
they uttered praise of the Queen I DO. ues in lengui and M to & easential to make this charge,
CXtvMecklenborg county and the be completed within a year from which at my ear Hot conrenksce
local bolrd of orhich Mr. W. M. ( tho time the : boods are Usoed. wm be explicable.
Long is tbe efficient and popular Further conditions require the is- Fortheraore. if I kft o kg aay
chairman. These commissioners m of W.000 o bonds wbea the no any thing. tltim vriDtiad
came here orimaHlr for4 the dis- Ke i eompleted and In operation tb fall aznocnt will U lordd
ussion of problems that : cod f root Krota Boooville to MicarUle, $- by rttern man. Adirna
Adieu.
I am regret very much
my good neighbors aad
to ua
school-
prored to be soch nobla frieoi
i both la skkness asd health. Nei
ther distance ocr time will Uot
yocr kind deeds from my memory.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
rca nxueux
tar Vk tdm ti Thwtnr tt U-zZi-wZ
ociii4 &a4 tiwpt! ta girt H t try
aiCir. JLCLrwaAr.
nsai vAxscsxa,
I W$7 axaou nrrwtf a otaJ
f U tCc of 7rMc?r ti
4 aa4 iet4 a try Id -rr i ;
rljliUit tr aHsr a&J cj
act 11 Cm U a t
j. rx
Fcr Tri usnr.
I ben by Cjaeii acao-
diiite for the eoe cf Cczrtr
Treaaarcr cf McDwtll Cocitr.
subject to the actioo of tbe Demo
cratic Coerty Cbarretioo,
T. Y. Lmx
OU Fort, Job ISIQ.
Pz J. SnrcLAia
SINCLAIR 8 CARLTOir
'. Burke county . Democrats have
named the following ticket: tFor
the Legislatiire J.'F. Spainhonr;
tor uiers: oi ue superior uoun, 420. Hicks' nomination
A. C.'Avery, Jr:;forSheriflf,.F.a Unsde unanimous;: ' ?
D. L. CAW.T05 Berry; for Register of Deeds, J. B. For associate iustice: Judge JR.
ammwnyyiuT xreasarer, 00. M. UOUglaS and Judge 15.; Vf,.
Lane; For Surveyor, . J P. Bum- Timberlake were nomintted byio
garner; for Coroner, F.EL ' Cook; clamation. Judge Douglas declin-
for Commissioners; J.A.Dickson, edVand Hoh: Harry fSkinner was
-i"UT-ia n n -i r '... - - - m - "
Practice in State and Federal
J. M. Brinkley and F.P. Cook.
Courts,"
Office over Gaston & Tate's Store.
MARION. N. C.
McCALL & LISENBEE
ATTOBNEY8-AT-LAW
; G lenn. to Stump for Stedman.
1 WlMton-8lem SenttneL
Former Governor R. B. Glenn
nominated in his stead. " Z
For, corporation commissioners:
James H. White, of Madison, and
G. M. Hoover, of Davidson, were
nominated by acclamation.
has written to Major C. M,
man,
Sted
Poteet Building,
MARION,
k. a
DR. R.
BURGIN
DENTIST
Marion, North T "Carolina
vDeinocratic catefor PfPtern
Cohsrress fromthis district, vol- naa.
unteering to stump the district in Cithciiirrthlsection of North
MsjorStedmsn's behalf-in Octo- Carolina and along the main line
ber, says The Greensboro TekhlssBO AshevUle Mivisions':of rthe
gram.' Mr. A. Wayland Cook, in Southern Railway . Company . are
behalf of Major Stedman, wrote I greatly interested'iaV report that
Vrovernor uriena boaoKiuK uuu-ivr 1 souu vesuouio -fcnui u vu
ha crnnArnnA nffftr and ftrtflnt1nc I nivttoiiAd bv th RonthArn RJTftV
I his services. Among others - who I through from Washington to Mem-
have- offered ' their services : and phis by way of Salisbury. The
.. . . -. .
whose offers have or will be ac- report has it-that the" .schedule of
Icepted are Senator Lee, S. OverWthe present trains will besochang
! man, former State Senator White- ejtharolfert)f6 vestibule vtrains
head Kluttz, Walter Murphy, will reach Salisbury from the Vest
them in the administration of the 000 wba Imk Irom Micarille
affairs of their counties, A or theL0 Burns vUle b operating and the
exchange of ideas and the passing remaining $50,000 when the' road
of opinions and for social inter- rescues Uane river. The average
course. s S is to be one per cent, la two
In the SUte there are nearlv 500 p!e a grade of three per cent is
commissioners and they know, per-1 permissible.
w I m mm . . mm
hiMtvttiirthininrAtWTnMnr .neat most totercrts Asheniie
imt of men. thft nf thii rww people In this line is that when
pie because they are fresher from w reach there ts only
them. Wnat they know about ut fir remaining to be
nnWion tmA In th -WJ built to reach the Buncombe cocn-
of experience and nracticalitv. IIo- The company has definite-
With a finger on the pulse of the decided to build, if the boods
people they feel a need for certain I toaed. tnm Boonford to Uaoe
litrttion nd ntrttmn river. It has tentative plans for
made yesterday on vital subjects bnudiog the line across into Bon
which will probably be presented combe, coming to toe forks of Ivy,
at the next Legislature:
UDOliuiTIOX KKCDCD. ''
u rowing out or a discussion on
the first day of the convention
about the needed legislation to cor
rect the unfair and unequal vena
tion of properties, - a committee
m
was appointed to maxe socn re
commendations as they deemed
wise. ' Messrs. J. F. Womble. N.
B. Mills and D. T. Johnson, corn-
George H. Hastings; A. W.
hanx and -Victor S.- Bryan t.
Gra-
s - Office , in
POTEAT BUILDING.
-, ..." ..---.
Raleigh, N. C Aug. 10. In the
Chinquepin section of E)uplin coun
B. K. McCALL
C. R. McCALL
McCalfBros.
. UFiDERTAKERS
;f - j,?. . conservati ve estimate, to gather ,n,
sr vKiWm - Iritnxstsd a lIIl. It,, ed and jammed? a
in: the early morning providing
connection for points north. .It is
said that ! trarel 1 is now - greatly
crowded on. the western lines and
that accommodations are not to be
bad some days on account of the
a. t! . IJ
4K.i; Rr n PrrpV i neavy ; iramc. express, cars p
-"ww ' T 1 At u
prosperous farmerwhorhis friends Pw D " MP
i - , . .. 1 ! mcrtnti to Memnhis. ; beinff trans-
er i Anr.it m tn tnft mnr.oi . ' "
I I . 1 m 1 iLw r 1? .
ierrea.irom iias main iintj , w wio
western. road at Salisbury. -
The editor of this paper, took a
trip up'thewesternroadlajt Wek.
ways 'were 1 pack
Mconf Icing" in JrNortb 'Carolina.
He lias this year $00 acres in corn
in addition to cotton, tobacco and
thence down Ivy and across the
Leicester section of Buncombe to
Canton. Even ahoold the road be
bnUt only as far as Cane ri rer.
then much of the Yancey part of
the proposed extension , of the
Asheville 6k East Teoneseee . Rail
road company from Wesvtrville
to connect with. the CL, CL& O.
will have been accoar&sbed. Tbe
extension of the line from Wearer-
posing thiscommittee, offered the N wbitWpIcTmatter, as Mr.
iouowujgMJD uiwma wu.iuca tTft.itrvi - mV ftWVrmUTr,
session yesicraay aiMsrnoon; l.t.K V. nlW txt.U xA
4 - TTT J L ? -I w . ....
convention adopt plans to get our tK . VlnmUKt IK rVf
represeuiauves in mio . scguiawire 1
E. IL Bsjoitt,
Army. A Nafy Genl Hospital,
. Ilc4Spriga, Ark.
? He Hid No Eft tor Color.
Tnere came to the home of 1
negro in Tenneswee an addition to
the family in the shape of triplets.
The proud fsther hailed the Erst
man who came alocg the road ead
asked nlm in to tee them. Tbe
man, who was an Irishman, teem
ed greatly interested in the in fasts
as ne iookso uea ortr, ijtsx la a
row before him.
"What does yo' think P asked
the parent.
WaaP poicticg to the ooe is
the middle "I think Pd save thai
one." ErerjboJjs Magnloe.
It'a easy to lore our eoemiee
after the underuker gtta theca.
rerSktrif.
To ti VoUrt of it?3 &n'r
tar tim ari.f.ih-w ti tlri
Fcr Rtrjrtir ef Detit-
At CI rvtMft Ttdrt ti rvrlntJi
trtf f ll cmsty, I W Vr axXKr
trL! m tzUUi tor I2t c&oa
r."jC-r sirt ta LU krUas
caf lX rtecsaanr rrtarf or CKta
boo. 11 ln-iUiMT fl W3 mm f 14
easy atfcS la 11 t&s m trU m tar
liCjtt lint oocxty Lm rrr?
B.UC onrcsr.
For C1e?L
tar tL eCLcm ti ti t&4
1)m actka cf tl DocKTauKTsiaa
or ptjBrj.
THOMXS
For Clerk.
fjr Un cCo cf CWk cf li 9?;rVar
Ar. a. ir.x . JL J. raccx.
For Sitrlf.
fortW t&rm a fiTl C KxOrwa
oocily lct ta li rtla ti tl
XK3Kacrsic ccvtmiiaaL
F. K. CaLLjrr.
intrusted
to our care will receive
uromot' and careful at-
tention.r.
Over McCall & Conlcs Birniture Corn;, throughout
Store.
THE NORTH CAROLmA
College of Agricultu re : and
Mechanic Arts.
The State's ; college for trainin;
industrial : workers. . , Courses
1 . 1T i J ... oe irt
20,000 busbelsf cornfrom the ffiSSiiSd op all the way
field. One section, embracing 60 from Salisbu rv to Asheville, It
acres seems likely to yield f at the was impossible' to get a seat in the
Pullman.- bach a condition should
be remedied and the public has a
right to reasonable accommoda
tions. The condition above men
tioned exists every-day, we learn.
Concord Times. -.V
to give us improved laws ' on' the
following subjects, adopting such
amendments and charges, as will
allow us to ad minister the affal rs
of our counties in a more bus! n ess
like and economical manner.
... 2. The matter of assessment of I
property for taxation. -
Railroad talk, which has always
been more or leas proline in this
section and so fsr fruitless, is again
holding, the publics attention:
Trans jl ran ia county last week by
a majority of '2C voted to sob
scribe $100,000 to the capital stock
3- vvuutioh in regard to petty u- y!"y?m
til ... .-..iroaa
rate of 80 bushels to the acre.
is
Indeed the
the
said to be very fine.
corn'crop all oyer the state is
finest ever grown. . :
-x
in
Hookworm Examinations, i
(Trom EaWlgb Newil ti OWtfrrer.) :
Out of 97 children of the Odd
Fellows' drphkriag examined, 52
were found to be infected with the
Agricuitufe Horticulture, Aiu
Husbandry and Daiiinglin CSvil, and Second nT
Electrical and . Mechanical JEnsi- percentege of those-having hook-
neering:
Dye
and
county seat on theHth of .July. : m unu f-- r jru !ltf .
i r-a' j' tT
Mr, andMfV ChssrtX Priced of
Cassett, S.'Ci visited -friends and
relatives-he re last week. .
- Abey Elliott "is 'in very feeble
healta''!-;?
John Jboster and son are on a
fishing trip. ? r a.
E. Ii' Walker will move to
111 A. . . . A A At 1 1
. ?t rv.ffrtn Milling and I worms was. respecxiveiy, o -o uu uienwooa w ujieniw W4I"t
r.Mtto0."? "iKljJ.i-ii .W I .iwa'w. 1 be an ice-cream sud-
ing;tn Industeialmistey; 5 bf L.' L
m Agriltarat Walker on Saturday - night, Aug.
h i tnaflfl oy ir. rcrrwi i onH f.r thA riftneht or trie iv&arv-
Irrr.
crimes.
- 4. Law providing the appoint
ment to an auditor or tax lister In
the discretion of the coanty boards.
o.. -We recommend tnat a per
manent 'legislative committee of
five be'appointed to have charge of
all matters of legislation, submit
their, report at this meeting and
furnish a-copy of theie "report to
each delegate here and send a copy
to each chairmanof all the county
C.' ;Tbe'attentioo of the corpor-
stlon commission be called to the
importance of equalizing the values
throughout the State.
: Embodying several important
recommendation, thisprcci pita ted
a' discussion' which led to' the tab
ling of a motion" to adopt the com
mittee's repxri, . - Uowerer,' the
discussion ef - various ph2rcsrof
questions, enlightened the commis
sioners and proved of considerable
value.- :.
' Asheville was selected as
company, wnicn ts to raiM a I
line from G reeov ills to Brevard.
It is proposed to extend this road
through the rink beds into Hay?
wood coanty sod down the Pigeon
river, via Canton to Kfioxriile.
This is the road of which W. lL
Patterson of Atlanta ia president.
Mr. rauersoQ some' months ago
outlined a proposition to the Ashe-!
vilie board of tratle brirgieg the
line through. Aahev die, but so far
no report has. been forthcoming
from" the committee appointed to
investigate the milter.
THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN
Dally Weekly-. SemiAVcckly
1 . Complete Associated Press
reports Splendid cartoon every
day in the year.
The Sunday Citizen is a large
paper with colored comic sup-
Implement and special features.
6 , 3 -
"Sample "copies will be cLadly cent
. to anyone malrins appll
: . cation for same
THE CITIZEN COMPANY,
' . ' Aoheville, N. C
next meeting !ice. " TI. A. Tate,
of McDowell hanJed ia an ursrect
invitation from th Jlsaoractertrs
Gab at Marion for the con recti on
to be held at Marion cext year.
Invitations alvo came from Gull
ford, Kew Usnover,, Im!cll, al
DaDCOoil5- The execxaure cr:n
mittee thinking it Wsi to duxi a
wrslftncounVj rrcoa:rvrJ- J .VaI.e-j
villa tna uniaunqusiy itwsscnocn.
One of the most eajoyab! s scelsj
fratnrM dnnr.?.th rCTer.t:ca
( was an automobile rUc ore llcci-
the lenburg'a public roads
WATCH .REPAIRING-
V
m "' " -I r'
If yen want jxxzr work dese riihU tcsA It to
: mcisd it will be djzc PROMPTLY, iJ it
J J a sAvb cf 25 per-, era t. Scsd watches by
v - wiH be allow ei ; . ;"
J. -T. -BOOTH, jewklbr,
OLD LX) RT. X. C, '